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6 ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, June 13, 1970 Miss McDonald Wed To Ronald E. heard Jane Scrrada Is Bride At Point Pleasant Beach Jackson Church Rile Takes Place for Pair Engagements Announced I f. :.5 I- JACKSON TOWNSHIP -The wedding of Miss Carol Gangemi and Bernard Meyer took place June 6 in St. Aoy-sius Roman Catholic Church. The Rev.

Amedeo L. Morel-lo, pastor, officiated. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Angela Gangemi, Oakland Drive, and the late Rocco A. Gengemi.

The bridegroom is son of Bernard Meyer 5 Bass Howell Township, and Mrs. June Meyer, Lake-wood. Mrs. Rosemary Hunter, here, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Other attendants were Mrs.

Bruno Gangemi, here; Mrs. John Young, Lakewood; Miss Frances Contini, Jersey City, and Miss Carol Carson, Howell Township. Veronica Hunter, here, was flower girl. Edward Connors, here, served as best man. Ushers were Bruno Gangemi; Anthony Ricci, Toms River; Mr.

Young, and Joseph Venneri, Nashville, Tenn. John J. Gangemi, here, was ring bearer. A reception was held in Kings Grant Inn, Point Pleasant. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple will reside here.

Mrs. Meyer is a graduate of James J. Ferris High School, La kVT MRS. RONALD E. LEARD DORIS DEE WALTON Walton-Van Norman WALL TOWNSHIP Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond F. Walton, Shark River Station have made known the engagement of their daughter, Doris Dee, to William George Van Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William D.

Van Norman, 31 Bon-air Drive, Brick Township. Miss Walton was graduated from Wall High School. Her fiance is a graduate of Berkeley Township High School. PATRICIA FITZ PATRICK FitzPatrick-Archcr WALL TOWNSHIP Mrs. Dale E.

Arter, 2906 Pacific has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Patricia Hope Fitz-Patrick, to Richard Scott Archer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Archer, Lincoln Ave. The bride-elect, also daughter of Raymond P. Fitz-Patrick, Belmar, is a graduate of Wall High School.

She is employed by Bates Country Market, here. The bridegroom is a graduate of the same high school. He is employed by Jersey Coast Auto Body, Long Branch. Former Sherry D. McDonald of Point Pleasant Beach High School, is attending Trenton State where he is a member of Chi Rho Sigma fraternity.

After a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple will reside in East Windsor Township. if a I Simonelli-ISotaro Rite Held in Long Branch LONG BRANCH Holy ffiV. Barbara mazur POINT PLEASANT BEACH Miss Sherry Dale Mc Donald and Ronald Edward Leard exchanged marriage vows June 6 in Point Pleasant Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Kenneth E.

Chit-tick officiated. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Edward Mc Donald, 859 Arnold Point Pleasant, and the late Mr. Mc Donald. The bridegroom is son of Police Chief and Mrs.

Harold Leard, 808 Orchard Ave. Miss Kathi Donahue, Foint Pleasant, was maid of honor. Other attendants were the Misses Stephanie Lang and Sandy Beaton, both Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Diane Jemmott, Hampton, sister of the bride. Ralph Leard, New Lisbon, was best man for his brother.

Ushers were William Campo-menosi, Seaside Heights, and Butch Davies and Michael Wierski, both Trenton. Timothy Redfield, Point Pleasant, was junior usher. The reception was at Beacon Manor. The bride is a graduate of Point Pleasant Boro High School and the United College of Medical and Dental Assistants, New Brunswick. She was emDloved in the office of Dr.

Joseph Feldman, Manasquan. The bridegroom, a graduate Post-Jubilee Party Given For Couple OCEAN TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. James D. Borden, Laurel Gardens, Eatontown, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday at a surprise party given in their honor.

Party hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faming, Wood-row Oakhurst. Twenty-one guests attended the affair. Mr.

Borden and the former Elsie Custance of Hollis, L.I., were married May 17, 1920 in Jamaica, L.I. Mr. and Mrs. Borden have recently returned from a trip to Williamsburg, in honor of their anniversary. Mr.

Borden is retired from the Port Authority of New York and is past president of St. Association of the Port Authority. He served on the vestry of St. Stephen's Church, Jersey City, for 20 years. He is past commander of the American Legion, Eatontown.

Mrs. Borden, an alumna of the Jamaica Hospital School of Nursing, is a member of 1 the American Legion Auxiliary and the Episcopal Church Women of St. James Episcopal Church, Eatontown. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Borden are members of the Leisure Time Club of Eatontown. Female Recalls Early Slavery DEAUVILLE, France In 1964 Louise Ali Rachedi wrote a French best-seller, "Cry, My Moslem Sisters," about the slavery of marriage for women in Algeria. Her first fan, Jacques Genet, has finally brought her here on honeymoon after six years of courting. "I never dreamed that I would say yes to a man again," said the 31-year-old bride, who has two teen-age children by her first husband. Her bourgeois parents sold her into marriage when she 12 years old.

"It was slavery that western women cannot imagine, she reported. "I was beaten and punished and finally repudiated when I escaped to France and divorced in 1961. The worst is the loss of my children." Her view of her new marriage: "At last I feel like a woman, not a slave. I love my husband because I chose him myself. I can respect myself as a free, responsible being." FREEDOM LOST IN MINISKIRT PARIS Andre Bauer, 40, testified it was a tunic that he was wearing.

The police said it was a miniskirt. They also reported that he made indecent gestures to women in trousers suits who objected to his feminine attire. "It's not feminine attire," protested Bauer. "I'm a soortsman, and I need freedom for my legs." Judge Cozette ruled that he needed something less than freedom. He sentenced him to one month in jail.

POINT PLEASANT BEACH Miss Jane Adelaide Serra-da, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Serrada, 301 Laurel Court, was wed to Joseph Charles Lang, June 6 in St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church.

The Rev. Herbert Bologna officiated. Mr. Lang is son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph T. Lang, Drexel Hill, Pa. Miss Anne Sodwith, Howell Township, was maid of honor. Other attendants were Mrs. Richard Driber, here, and the Misses Joan and Christine Lang, sisters of the bridegroom, at home.

Richard McCunney, King of Prussia, was best Ushers were William Lorenz, Folcroft, Thomas Casey, Ardmore, John Volk, King of Prussia, and Joseph Serrada, brother of the bride, at home. After a reception in Kings Grant Inn, Point Pleasant, the couple left for a wedding trip to Canada and the New England states. Mrs. Lang is a graduate of St. Ross High School, Belmai and Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia.

Her husband is a graduate of Monseignor Bonner High School, Drexel Hill, and Vil- man Catholic Church, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Henkel, also parents of Mrs. Victor Schmidt, Ashland, have six grandchildren.

Mr. Henkel retired after 50 years employment in the old New York produce market, where he also published the New York Produce Market Report. During World War I he served two years witn tne medical corps in France. Former residents of Palisades Park, Mr. and Mrs.

Henkel have resided here for 15 years. Silhs Need Extra Care No matter what your reaction to the emergence of the midi, don't get so involved in inches that you neglect those vital touches, like scarves, and other finery. When you make all your selections, you still have to remember upkeep. One fragrant way to fashion is to wash your scarves in baby shampoo. Mild and gentle to sheer silks and chiffons, it gives a fresh scent that will billow around you asllightly as the scarf.

The procedure is a simple one of dip swish and rinse. No soaking or scrubbing on fine silk. To dry a scarf, smooth it straight out on a flat surface, making sure that the corners match, so that the scarf will resume its original, shape. Quick reference to reliable craftsmen Directory of Services in the classified section. 2 (2) PRICES START AT $129 NrMruy Short Hospital MR.

AND MRS. GEORGE E. HENKEL Henkels Wed 50 Years Trinity Roman Catholic Church was the setting for the wedding of Miss Rosanna No-taro and James Francis Simo-nelli Sunday. The Rev. George Albano officiated.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Notaro, 430 Division and Mr. and Mrs. William Simonelli, 137 Pavilion Ave.

Miss Marie Notaro, at home, was maid of honor for her sister. Attendants were the Misses Rita Notaro, another sister, and Kathey Rockhill and Nina Campa, all here; Maria Bongarzone, West Long Branch; Ellen Meakim, Shrewsbury; Debbie McKee, Philadelphia, and Mrs. James Moran, here, sister of the bridegroom. Rosina Jo Ciampa, here, was flower girl. David Mancini, Philadelphia, was best man.

Ushers were Frank Mazza, James Moran, Dennis DelVecchio, Tony DeMarco, and Jerry Moser, all here and Frank Giorno, Philadelphia. Ring bearer was Vananzio Ciampa, here. After a reception at Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, the couple left for a wedding trip to Jamaica. The bride, a graduate of Red Bank Catholic High School, is a student at Monmouth College. Her husband was graduated from Long Branch High School and attended William Everyone Reads MINI ADS What Are They? FIND OUT! CALL 774-7000 DISPLAY ADVERTISING MARGARET L.

DICKENS Dickens-Wamsted FT. CLAYTON, C.Z. 1st Sgt. and Mrs. Quentin A.

Dickens, here, formerly of Ft. Monmouth, N.J., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Lynne, to Michael Lee Wam-sted, son of Col. and Mrs. Le-land D. Wamsted, 31 Raleigh Court, Eatontown, N.J.

Miss Dickens, a graduate of Monmouth Regional High School, New Shrewsbury, is a senior at Muhlenberg Hospital School of Nursing, Plainfield, N.J. Mr. Wamsted, a graduate of Ankara Dependent High School, Turkey, is a senior at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. CANDACE M.

KORPON Korpon-Shafto MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Chester N. Korpon, 157 7th Belford, to have announced the engagement of their daughter, Can-dace Mary, to George Robert Shafto, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Shafto, 309 Karen Neptune. A July 25 wedding is planned. Miss Korpon was graduated from Mater Dei High School, New Monmouth. She attends Monmouth College, where she is also employed as a secretary. Mr.

Shafto was graduated from Neptune High School and Murray (Ky.) State University. He is a member of Sigma CM fraternity. He is assistant director of admissions at Monmouth College. WED IN TOMS RIVER-Miss Carol Ann Gura, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edword W. Gura, Lake lake-hurst, and Anthony J. Sto-rino Jr. were married May 23 i St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church.

is son of Mr. and Mrs. Storino Kingston Shelter Cove. They are residing in Toms River. Quality Best Buy One of the best buys in high protein food may often be the smaller egg.

Generally speaking, if there is less than a 7 cent price spread per dozen eggs between one size and the next smaller size in the same grade, the consumer gets more for her money by buying the larger size. lim IliliiSSJbS Mmm mmsmmm MRS. JOSEPH C. LANG Former Jane A. Serrada lanova (Pa.) University.

He also attended University of Maryland at College Park. He is employed by Control Data Rosemont, Pa. They will reside in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Miss Coen, J. C.

Nappo Wed at Rite BRICK TOWNSHIP Miss Christine M. Coen and Joseph C. Nappo were married Sunday in the Roman Catholic Church of the Visitation. The Rev. Francis Piccolella officiated.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. William P. Coen, 10 Stuyvesant and Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent J. Nao-po, 8 Ave. Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. V.

James Nappo, Avon, was matron of honor. V. James Nappo, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were John Ko-chon, Atlantic Highlands, and Larry Geraldi, Port Monmouth, Middletown Township. After a reception in O'Connor's, Lakewood, the couple left for a wedding trip to Bermuda.

The bride is a graduate of Brick Township High School. She is employed by Brick-Wall Lakehurst. Mr. Nappo, a graduate of Henry Hudson High School, Atlantic Highlands, attends Bethel College, McKenzie, Tenn. They will reside in Avon.

MRS. JOSEPH C. NAPPO Former Christine M. Coen Don't let unused furniture or appliances clutter up your house. Turn them into cash by placing an ad in the "Merchandise for Sale" column on Th2 Press classified page.

G33 No obligation, of court Jutr Coll Llborty 2-1212, ext. 423 lombergtr't Monmouth (Mass MRS. BERNARD MEYER Former Carol Gangemi Jersey City. She is employed at County Line Branch, Jersey Shore Savings Loan Association, here. Her husband is a graduate of Lakewood HiRh School.

He served two years in Korea during his Army service. He is a journeyman plumber. MRS. WILLIAM SIMONELLI Former Rcsanna Notaro and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va. He is a student at' Pennsylvania Military College, Chester.

The couple will reside in Long Branch. the age of Aquarius underwear becomes fashion overwear, 7. jeans east" normandy beach The 'Tussycat" short stretch wig- MotJarrylic wanh wear In a wide rflriRe of nudes including frosted. 24.95 Canadian 's fashionable wig salon Jt. iil VI VI Cookmon Ave.

Mazur-Clifton ST. LOUIS, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mazur, here, have announced the engagement of their daughter Barbara, to Andrew W.

Clifton, son of Mrs. Philip Goldberg, West Palm Beach, formerly of Deal, N.J., and Ben S. Clifton, Albany, N.Y. Miss Mazur is a junior at Kent (Ohio) State University. Her fiance is a senior at the same university.

SUSAN PARNELL Parnell-Tisdale LONG BRANCH Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Susan D. Parnell to Edward M. Tis-dale by her mother, Mrs. Cornelia Parnell, 43 Woodrow Wilson Homes. Mr.

Tisdale is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tisdale, San Jose, Calif. The bride-elect, also daughter of the late G. James Parnell, is a graduate of Long Branch High School and Monmouth County Vocational School of Beauty Culture.

He fiance was graduated from San Jose City College. He is in the Army, stationed at Ft. Monmouth. Areas of America Vary Coffee Color A single brand of coffee will vary its roast from one part of the country to another. For the West Coast the coffee is roasted less, is lighter in color and has a sharp flavor.

It gets progressively darker which has nothing to do with strength as you move from west to east. Coffee is darkest around New York, but it's also very dark in Louisiana, where they prefer a French roast and mix their coffee with chicory. EATONTOWN Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Henkel, 312 Broad are celebrating 50 years of wedded life today. They are being feted at a tanner party for 40 guests at Old Orchard Inn, given by their son, Dr. George Henkel here. Mr. Henkel of Jersey City and the former Ann Crane of Boston, were married June 13, 1920 in St.

Paul's Ro- BPW INSTALLS-Mrs. Milton president, and her staff were installed by Federated Business and Professional Women's Club of Asbury Park, at ceremonies Thursday at Christie's, Ocean Township. Miss Katharine Eastburn, state president and a club member, was installing officer. (Press Photo) PATRISHA A. BREDEN Breden-Galluccio PARLIN Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin R. Breden, 38 Birch have announced the engagement of their daughter, Patrisha Anne, to Joseph Gal-luccio, Ocean Belmar. He is son of Mrs. Gladys Quinn, Wall Tohnship, and August J.

Galluccio, Long Branch. Miss Breden is employed by Margaretten Co. Perth Amboy. Her fiance is a party boat captain in Belmar. Mary 5.

Bennett Becomes Bride HOLLINS COLLEGE, Va. Miss Mary Susan Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bennett, 16 Sutton PL, Toms River, N.J., wed Peter T.

Gianino May 23. The Rev. Allen Frazier, chaplain, officiated at the outdoor ceremony on the campus of Hollins Callege. The bridegroom is son of Mr. and Mrs.

Sebastian Gianino, Medford, Mass. A reception was held at the Hotel Roanoke. Mrs. Gianino is a graduate of Toms River High School and Hollins College. Mr.

Gianino, a graduate of Washington and Lee University, Lexington, is serving in the Coast Guard at Keokuk, Iowa. The couple Keokuk. will reside in Low Blood Sugar May Cause Fatigue It has been estimated that 1 out of every 10 persons suffers from low blood sugar, resulting in feelings of fatigue, irritability, forgetfulness even blackouts. Proper diet is the simple remedy. Particularly important is a good breakfast, rich in protein, with protein-rich snacks during the day.

PUB CRAWL IS REVERSED PARTSMOUTH, England When sailor Christopher Guy left ship here to go to London and marry Patricia Tart, he stopped at a friend's house to borrow a wedding gown for his future bride. With wedding dress in hand, he also stopped at five pubs, two bars, and a Chinese restaurant before arriving at Pat's house in Stanwell. Along the way, the dress disappeared. Now the wedding has been postponed until fiance and fiancee do the pub crawl in reverse to locate the borrowed gown. "I'm not a drinking man.

but this is the first time I ever planned a wedding," apologized Chris. COOL DOWN WITH II LB savings are just around I Oj Oj LAURELTON V.W-k Vf HAZLET J.G. ffilfJOO. yAsbury Pork: 600.