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PAGE 31 THE COAST STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1W5 Denise Farren to Wed D. Calloway it'U Ijjjfi THE GLUE POT kalhy Roche Spring Lake S'J (90S) 974-8187 SHOWt.R WEDDINGS PARTY FAVORS So biulgei ttx small! J. Mauro Earns Fine Arts Degree Miuro, daughter of Deri ant) Kim Mauro, Manatquan, rtwitily received i hachek of Tine arts degree in graphic design fiom Rhode bland School of Design (RISD), Providence, I. Commencement ceremonies at' RISD ar known for the unique aunt worn by sludcula. Graduate are free to design iht.it cap and gown to spreas their artistic talent, which, at limes, can he quite biane and eiitcrtaiuing.

Currently, Ms. Mauro rnides in Great Falls, and teaches al lite Childi ens Studio School, Washington, DC. She is a IWl graduate of Manasquan High School. Mf. mi Mre.

Clifford A. Farren, Bclmar, have announced the engagement of Ihcii daughter, Dciusc Marie Farren, to David Vincent Calloway, Bclmar, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Calloway, Williamstown. Mist Farren was graduated from St.

Roac High School School, Del-nur, and received bachelor of am degree in communication arta from Marts! College, Poughltccpsie, Y. She employed ai the northern New Jersey manager of development for NovaCare Outpa-ticnt Rehabilitation, Manasquan. Mr. Calloway was graduated from Si Joseph High School, Ham-monlon, received a bachelor of science degree in business administra-lion from Monmouth College and a master's degree in business administration from Monmouth Universi- 377 WOW! DENISE M. FARREN DAVID V.CALLOWAY ty.

He ii employed 11 assistant mcn'l basketball coach al Monmouth University. A summer 19 wedding it planned. James B. Downey James Brandon Downey was born al 3:24 a m. on Sunday, June 18 in Monmouth Medical Ceuier, Long Branch.

He weighed 10 pounds, 12 ounces and was 21 12 inches long. James is the firsl child of Jacqueline and James Downey, Middlclown. His paternal grandparents ire Phyllis and Ted Eskildsen, Middlclown. His maternal grandparents are Shirley and Jack Feder, Briclle. Melissa A.

Mabil Melissa Ana Mabil was born at 1:35 a.m. on Wednesday, June 21 in the Medical Center of Ocean County, Brick Township. She weighed 9 pounds, 6 ounces and was 21 12 inches long. Melissa is the second child of Terry and Michael Mabil, Wall Township. She has a sister, Kits Michele, 3.

Her paternal grandparents are Helene and Ronald Kielson, Jackson, and Gcida and Stephen Mabil, Neptune City. Her maternal grandparents are Jean and William Heulitt, Manasquan. Her paternal great-grandparents are Anne and Martin Michaels, Eatonlown. Ryan Nolan Ryan Nicholas Nolan was born at 9:07 a.m. on Friday, May 19 in Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch.

He weighed 6 pounds, 3 ounces and was 19 inches long. Ryan it the first child of Lisa and Paul Nolan, Briclle. His pateinal grandparents are Marilyn Nolan, Spring Lake Heights, and the late Hugh Nolan. His maternal grandparents are Joan and John Adie, Briclle. Patrick M.

Schmidt Patrick Michael Schmidt was bom at 9 35 a m. on Friday, April 14. He weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces and was 19 12 inches long. Patrick is the second child of Patti and Larry Schmidt Wall Township. He has brother, Larry Schmidt III, 7 His paternal grandparents ire Kathleen and Larry Sch-niJI Briclle.

Hit maternal grandparents are Jean Avery, Spring Lake, and William Avery, Neptune. Victoria Janesko to Wed Mark Mistretta Mr. and Mrs. Robert Janesko, New Bern, N.C. and formerly of Manasquan, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Victoria Janesko, Wall Township, to Mark Mistretta, also Wall.

Miss Janesko is employed as I hairdresser with Victor and Company, Third Avenue, Spring Lake. Mr. Mistretta is employed with the New Jersey Highway Authority and is I freelance disc jockey. He also is the announcer of the Manasquan Little Blue Warriors Pop Warner football teams. A May 19 wedding is planned in the Breakers.

0IKAM NOVM HI 1 TUM tw vi lUllKW HA k3 lotvjut 1 143 C(XW4JU lT" 83 i 1 MA Tfa.M. i ii tTTCnfc.ua. kA TWWr.H 4 I 1M TWvMiim I '01 ftnt.t. 1 79 Tmm MA Kimberly Scerrato to Intern ai War College For Free 3 month aubsciiptlon of our research cell 1-800-528-8428 1-908-223-6900 f1 Robert Thomas VySeairitlas, Inc. Kimberly Scerrato, daughter of Robert and Marilou Scerrato, Manasquan, and Gayle Donnelly, Point Pleasant, will intern this fall at the U.S.

Military Army War College's Strategic Studies Institult (SSI) in Carlisle, P. The War College it a division of the U.S. Army dedicated to the research of strategic studies, military history and military foreign policy for the U.S. Army. Her role as an intern al the SSI will be to aid the professor of Russian studies with an analysis of the current security situation in the Baltic stales.

She will be expected to present a substantial paper on some aspect of Baltic security to the War College, Miss Scerrato, a senior at Dick inson College, Carlisle, recently spent her junior year in Bologna, Italy. She is political science major, speaks Italian, and is able to read Italian and French. Miss Sceiiato is 1 1992 graduate of Manasquan High School. Donald Krampert Reports for Duty Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Donald J. Krampert, son of Edward J.

Krampert, Bclmar, recently reported for duty with the submarine USS Santa Fe, homeponed in Groton, Conn. The 1979 graduate cf Point Pleasant Borough High School joined the Navy in August 1981. 200 Atlantic Manasquan, NJ Thomas Scctfitof Ire an arta ol Raymond Jamn 4 Associates Inc vencar Nf-a York Stock icho. ftst pwtoimanca ifci not ounmlM tutut miM and inckwjuai nralort mfa vary AI hovas rnouat pea crwxf (Svdendi and a 1 Kaang oommnsun wnn a Hoc actttd to ot dWM horn rht i tacommcndBd ail ittarvig 19S3) Suvoy scuc ZacM vtm Rnavcfi mc Iramacunt costs iautd to nvtttftg rfl stocks mt nci ovaiil partcrmanca iMuna Ttw Saai JCAnai a not aflatrj and dots nd andorta or appro Raymortd Jamts a rwyvnt MAIRO Jason Mauro Earns Engineering Degree Jason Mauro, ton of Bert and Kim Mauro, Manasquan, recently earned a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from Northeastern University, Boston. He earned dcan't list status while al the university.

Currently, Mr. Mauro reside in Boston and plans to continue career in engineering. He is 1W0 graduate of Manasquan High School. Health Education and Wellness July 1 995 Programs A Variety of Health Information. Seminars.

Programs Screenings Medical Center IT Ocean County Point Pleasant 61 Brick Hospitals 801 Arnold Point Pleasant 295-1778 2446 Church Silverton 255-7700 Happy Birthday. a Healthy Happenlngl StepSlide Aerobics Birthday Parties for ages 7 and up. Fit Kids Birthday Parties for ages 2 to 6. Available at three locations: Silverton, Point Pleasant Beach and Wall Township. Call Point Pleasant LIFE for information and registration.

Fit Kids A creative play and coordination skill-enhancement program. Fun and fitness for ages 18 months to five years using age appropriate gymnastic equipment and musical games. Classes are available at Silverton and Wal' Township locations. Class size is limited and pre-registration is required. Call the membership department at either LIFE location for more information.

Fit Momi An eight week exercise program promoting the health, comfort and well-being of the expectant mother. Instructor observe ACOG guidelines. Classes are available at Silverton and Wall Township locations. Call for more information. i Adult Heartsaver CPR Thursday, July 13, 6:30 pm to 10 pm LIFE Health Services, Point Pleasant Beach Fee is $25.

Registration by payment only. Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Tuesdays, July 18 and 25, 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm LIFE Health Services, Silverton Fee is $45. Registration by payment only. Pediatric Basic Life Support Thursday, July 20, 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm LIFE Health Services, Point Pleasant Beach Fee is $25. Registration by payment only.

To register for CPR courses, please make check payable to the Medical Center of Ocean County CPR Training Center. The address is 2121 Edgewater Place, Point Pleasant, NJ 08742 JASON MAURO Colleen Domey of Spring Lake Heights Women's Care Center, Brick Hospital 2238747 Grandparents Class Tuesday, July 11, 10 am to 11 am Women'i Focus Lounge, Brick Hospital Learn about your new family member's characteristics and tour the Single Room Maternity Care unit. Fee is $5 per couple. Pre-registration is required. Babysitting Class Tuesday, July 1 1, 9 am to Noon 3 South Classroom, Brick Hospital Potential babysitters will learn the basics of baby care, feeding, playing safely and what to do in an emergency.

A registered nurse will lead this class for beys and girls ages 9 to 14. Fee is $20 per child. Pre-registration required. Urinary Tract for Women FREE Tuesday, July 18, 1 pm ElderMedSCAN Resource Center, Brick Plaxa MC0C Urologist Rudolph Talarico will present a discussion on urinary tract infections and how they affect women of all ages. Pre-registration Required.

Summer Safety Tips FREE Wednesday, July 19, 9:30 am to 11 am 3 South Classroom, Brick Hospital A registered nurse will show you how to keep your children safe and happy throughout their summer activities. Pertinent information on pool and water safety, bicycle safety and more. This class is designed for parents, babysitters and childcare providers of infants through school-aged children. Free babysitting services will be provided. Pre-registration required.

Possibly Pregnant? FREE Thursday, July 20, 7:30 pm to 9 pm 3 South Classroom, Brick Hospital Learn about the miracle of fetal development. Explore ways to support pregnancy and nutrition. Be reassured about the changes in women during early pregnancy. Call to reserve a seat. Breastfeeding Class Thursday, July 27, 7 pm to 9 pm 3 South Classroom, Brick Hospital A woman must learn to mother and learn to care for her new baby.

This is equally true for breastfeeding. Rita Traina, RNC, will teach you skills needed to accomplish successful breastfeeding, Fee is $20. Registration is required. I :) UV I I ElderMedSCAN Resource Center Brick Plaza, Brick 840-9400 Living Wills FREE Monday, July 10, 2:30 to 3:30 pm This program reviews the components of the living will. Participants will be guided through the process of filling out this Important document.

Class size is limited. Call to register. High Blood Pressure Understanding Those Numbers FREE Wednesday, July 12, 2 JO to 3:30 pm This program focuses on what high blood pressure is and what those numbers mean. Guidelines for controlling blood pressure will be discussed. Call to register.

Healthy Aging FREE Friday, July 14, 10 am to 11 am Learn how to practice good prevention in order to promote healthy lifestyles. Call to pre-register. 801 Arnold Point Pleasant 295-1778 Arthritis Orientation FREE Tuesday, July 18, 10 am LIFE Health Servlres, Point Pleasant Beach MCOC's multidisciplinary approach including exercise, wellness and aquatics is explained in detail. Several options are available for further evaluation and treatment. Speakers are Dr.

Alfred Hess, an MC0C physiatrist. and Karen Fennessy. RN. Pre-registration is required. Arthritis and Your Feet FREE Wednesday, July 19, 1 pm ElderMedSCAN Resource Center, Brick Plaza Arthritic feet can result in the loss of mobility and independence.

This discussion will focus on problems that may be avoided with early diagnosis and proper medical care. Pre-registration required. PAID ONLY $18 FOR HER DRESS (BOA IS $12) at 6 1995 Medicare Part Update FREE Wednesday, July 19, 10 am to 1 1 am A representative from Medicare's Beneficiary 1 Outreach Services will explain the changes for 1995 and current legislation. Pre-registration Is required. 255-7700295 6389 CPR for the Young Learner Saturday, July 8, 9 am to Noon LIFE Health Services, Silverton This course teaches 1 1 to 14 year olds prudent heart living, who to call in an emergency.

CPR and the Heimlich Maneuver. Class size is limited Fee is $20. Registration by payment only. Skin Cancer Screening FREE Wednesday, July 12, 6 pm to 8 pm Point Pleasant Hospital Physicians from the Medical Center of Ocean County will provide free skin cancer screenings. Point Pleasant Hospital 295 MALE (62S3) Type A Personality and Your Health FREE Thursday, July 20, 7:30 pm LIFE Health Education and Wellness Center Does your personality type really determine if you are at risk for disease? Discussion will focus on how to identity your personality type, how it affects your health and how to live a healthier lifestyle if you are a "Type Call to register.

Evary tffort will ba mada to accommodatt disabled Individuals who naad aialstanca. For Men and Sexual Dysfunction Thursday, July 27, 12:30 pm Impotence Is not a disease but a secondary condition brought on by other primary causes. This program discusses the various causes of impotence as well as some possible treatments. Pre-registration is required. NOSTALGIC NONSENSE Vintage Clothing 903 Main Belmar 681-8810 Appointments are necessary.

A component of LIFE Health Services division of trie Medical Center of Ocean County.