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HI Weddings brighten summer social scene MRS. JOHN KIRTLAND WELCH "OYSTERMEN'S INN" I Formerly Skippers Pier) ALL YOU CAN EAT TUES. 5-9 PM Fried $2.19 THUR. 5-9 PM Fresh fish $2.39 fiendi Fnes Cole Slaw All Kinds Of Seafood Open 7 Days Cocktails View of Bay Michele Mules weds Ens. Welch The marriage of Miss Michele Anne Mules, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Manger Mules of Drury Lane, Baltimore, to Ens. John Kirtland Welch, USN, son of Cmdr. Raymond V. Welch, USN and Mrs.

Welch of Rugby Hall Estates. Arnold, took place in the mam chapel at the Naval Academy. The ceremony was performed by Lt. Cmdr. Robert Ecker, Chaplain Corps.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of ivory colored silk organza, accented with chantilly lace and designed with a cathedral train. She carried a bouquet of white spring flowers. The maid of honor was Patricia Anne Stafford. The bridesmaids were Catherine Welch and Justine Welch, sisters of the bridegroom: Mrs. Gerald AJden; Shaun Kenealy; and Kathleen Crocker.

The attendants chose gowns of blue and carried bouquets of spring flowers. The best man was Ens. Michael K. Hedrick. USN.

Ushers were Ens. Charles Weigand, Ens. Michael Vogt, Ens. Bruce Bridewell and Ens. William Chung, 2nd.

Lt. Paul Martin, USMC, and Mark Mules, brother of the bride. The couple is on a motor trip to their new home in Monterey, Calif. The bride is a graduate of Trinity Preparatory School and a cum laude graduate from the College of Notre Dame of Maryland. The bridegroom is a graduate of St.

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the air conditioning people CALL TODAY FOR NO-OILI6ATH)N SURVEY MM, Phone 95MS40 Linda M. Grierson marries Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Grierson of Cape St.

John Road announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Linda M. Grierson, to Thomas J. Hollywood son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

Hollywood of River Drive. Severna Park. The ceremony was performed June 17 by the Rev. Edward J. Donahue in St.

Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Joan Grierson as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Deborah Goddard, Judy Grierson and Carol Lowton. The flower girl was Terri Grierson. The best man was Michael Hollywood.

Ushers were Louis Ruark, Jack Wemmer and Joseph GrifTson. The ringbearer was Scott Scharf. The reception was held at the Carpet Bagger Rib Room of the Holiday Inn. Color Compact A snail compact that comes with two glosses in harmonizing colors, one for the lips, the other for the cheeks, is a great time saver for quick touch-up. RICHARD'S KM STYLISTS SUNDAYS 1UJ.TOI:3(M.

956-4949 lute 2- U(iwittr, M. Linda Donaldson weds Lt. Shoger CrnJr. John S. Donaldson, USN, and Mrs.

Donaldson of Sleepy Hollow Lane, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Linda Sue Donaldson, to 2nd. Lt. Thomas Charles Shoger, USMC. son of Mr. and Mrs.

James F. Shoger of I.aCrosse, Wis. The ceremony was performed July 1 by Cmdr. John Dologhan of the Chaplain Corps in the main chape! at the Navo! Academy. The maid of honor was Ann Donaldson, sister of the bride.

The bridesmaids were Mrs. Karen Malone of Washington, Jane Barile of Somerville, N.J., Margaret Bower of Lemoyne, Mrs. Margaret Zamora of Miami, Gail Thompson of Jacksonville, Fla. and Barbara Shoger of LaCrosse, sister of the bridegroom. The junior bridesmaids were Kathleen Shoger, sister of the bridegroom, and Beth Thompson.

The best man was Michael Shoger, brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Lt. Cmdr. Thomas Uber of Newport. R.I., Ens.

John Lasken of Newport, R.I., Ens. Fred Cohrs of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Ens. David Crouse of Norfolk, Ens. Jerry Adams of Charleston, S.C., Ens. David King of Annapolis, Timothy Shoger, brother of the bridegroom and Jeffrey Donaldson, brother of the bride.

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If niw in town, coll htr today! HOSTISSPOR ELEANOR HOGUt JANIRANKIN 268-2461 HOSTISSfOR PAT'OHENT Sharon Sudhoff exchanges vows The main chapel at the Naval Academy was the setting for the wedding of IS Sharon Sudhoff, daughter of Lt. Col. Richard I. Sudhoff. USMC and Mrs.

Sudhoff of Heritage, to Ens. Frank Sill Calcaterra, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calcaterra of Pcekskill, N.V. The ceremony was performed June 25 by Cmdr.

Patrick F. Keeley, Chaplain Corps. Escorted and given in marriage by her father, the bride wore her mother's wedding gown of ivory imported Swiss organza, fasluoned with a deep yoke of marquisette outlined with heirloom lace, lending an off-the-shoulder effect. The full skirt featured wide panels of heirloom lace extending down the front and back and the full length of the circular tram. Her veil of illusion was attached to a juliet headpiece of satin and lace.

The bride carried a bouquet of gardenias, daisies, yellow roses and baby's breath. The maid of honor was Robin Bowmaster. The bridesmaids were Charlyn Canning and Janice Cyran, cousin of the bride. The junior bridesmaid was Julia Sudhoff, sister of the bride. The attendants were attired in empire-styled gowns of flocked pastels and matching Juliet-styled headpieces.

They carried bouquets of daisies and yellow roses. John lx)oney of Peekskill served as best man. Ushers were Robert Dennis and Richard Sudhoff and Robert Sudhoff, brothers of the bride. The swordbearers were Lt. Col.

Robert Williams, USMC, Lt. Col. Robert Carruthers, USMC, Lt. Cmdr. Daniel' Kenney.

USN, Ens. Nelson Goddard, Ens. Paul Huck and Ens. James Nupp. The reception, including dinner and dancing to the music of "The Accents," was held at the Barn Restaurant in Glen Burnie.

The couple is living Newport, R.I., after their return from a wedding trip to Paradise Island in the Bahamas. The bridegroom is attending the Naval Communication School before joining his ship, the USS Mount Whitney, based at Norfolk, Women's Women run Hawaii Navy tour boats PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (AP) Women drivers are not unusual--except when the vehicle happens to be a Navy boat. The Navy recently assigned, on a trial basis, three women to the tour boats going to the USS Arizona Memorial. "It's just like driving a car," said Seaman Apprentice Terry J. Schorsch, 19.

She, Seaman Helen D. Sheppard, 23, and Seaman Apprentice Judy A. East, 19, are line-handlers and coxswain-in-training on the 64- foot passenger barges. They fasten the lines of the boats to the pier and steer the boats around the harbor. None had prior experience in working with boats, and all three had trouble making a smooth docking at the pier.

"I kept running into the pier," Miss Schorsch said. "I didn't bump into it, I crashed into it." But their supervisor, Boatswain's Mate First Class Edward Smith said the women are "doing a good job and show a great deal of enthusiasm. "The first day they got here, I told them I expected them do do everything, including running the boat," Smith, said. He admitted he didn't like the idea at first, but now wouldn't mind a female crew. "If they can do the job, I'm all for it," he said.

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