The Register from Shrewsbury, New Jersey • 18

1 JULY 25, 1990, THE REGISTER PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Cabo San Lucas! Instant-win game cards! ISS at the Seabreeze iU(jm Select your favorite pasta and top it rV with one of our jj Cg, favorite sauces. Live music on the deck on weekends Ocean View Dining Full A la Carte Menu Also Avialable Seabreeze Restaurant 1485 Ocean Ave, Seabright. N.J. 201-530-7910 Scratch, match and'wTnTfn cassettes from RCA recording stars and enter the grand prize drawing for a trip to Cabo San Lucas! JO E. Ocean Ave.

Sea Bright 530-7861 NOW THRU LABOR DAY of the Philanthropic Educational Organization. Judy McGrath. Shrewsbury, represented the Fair Haven chapter at the convention. Karen Bohacek. Fair Haven, was the recipient of two awards for academic achievement at Skidmore College.

Saratoga Springs. N.Y. She received the Roy T. Abbott III Memorial Prize for enthusiasm and improvement in undergraduate studies and the Mente et Malleo Award for excellence in independent research projects in geology. Area residents named to the 1989-40 dean's list at Duke University were Cassandra Lynn Dorn.

Little Silver. Lahn Marie Fcndelander. Rumson; and Joanne Rita Lane. Rumson. Eebra Lynn Hallenbake, Fair Haven, received a master's degree at the recent commencement ceremony at Springfield College, Spripgficld.

Mass. Susan M. Gagliano. daughter of S. Thomas Gagliano, Holmdcl, and Jeanne L.

Gagliano. Little Silver, received a bachelor of arts degree from Boston College, Boston, at recent commencement ceremonies. Area residents graduating from Brook-dale Community College, Lincrofi. were Steven Aravich, Carol Blaney. Sherri Bloom.

Deborah Buenaga. Scott Burns. Kevin Burr. Suzzane Cardelfe, Dawn Carpenter. Bnan Cavangh.

Donna Cohen. Edward Connolly, Deborah Connors, Gina Dcllavallc, Lynne Demarais, Jane Druckcr. Ana Eiras, Susan Feeney. Kinberly Fey. Gregg Foti, Donna Gambacorta, Lizabeth Groves, Nicholas Hernandez, Hooly Heston, Stacey Jaffe.

Gail Kaufer, Lisa Keev il, Roberta Kelly, David Knaster and Colleen Krehcly. all of Red Bank. Also, of Red Bank, are Naomi LaMana. Suzanne Lee-Jackson, Steven Mazzone, Theresa McCue and Kevin McMahon. Mary Ellen Mehlcr.

Caroline Moms, Jams Nappi. Jacqueline Natale, William Norton. Joan Palermo. Dorothy Pons. Robert Roman, Holly Russo, Lourdes Siani, Michael Slebodnik, Lori Smith.

Ulrika Stahl. Theresa Vanderhoof, Marc Wachtfogel. Theresa Walling and Linda Zoep. Also graduating are Tammy Bosco. Gregory Brooks.

Mary Cerasa. Christine Corcoran. Andrew Klenke. Juliet Silfvast and Courtney Woolley, all of Shrewsbury: Lc-laine Micklon. Darrel Ramakalawan and Mackinnon Young, all of Fort Monmouth; and Robert Bailey.

Robert Bowen. John Cottingham. James Masco. Laura Pierce and Bnan Volkcr, all of Fair Haven. Graduates from Eatontown are Frank Adcsanya.

Shobha Agarwal. Anita Amin. June Bennett, James Bnnk John Collins. David Curro, Scott Davidson, Maria Delgado. Bharti Dcsai, Kathryn Ferrell, Minoo Goiestani.

Martin Houston, Karalce Klim. Robert McGee, Michael Ncwland. Nghia Nguyen. Katherine Owens. Nancy Pharr.

Donna Quinones, Linda Reynolds, James Robinson, Lconylix Robles, Estevan Salazar. James Smoyak, Serena Sui, Anthony Tom. Lisa Travis. Jerome Turner, Elizabeth Wiehe and Paul Zoccoh. From Tinton Falls, graduates include Mark Azzolina.

Donna Bush, cynthia Campbell. Lorraine Cunningham. Phillip DeShepIo, Marianne Donahue, Michael Field. Amy Grassley, Louetta Hendrex. Andrew Holly, Kathy Johnson.

Kimberly Krie-nitz. Steven Lione. John McNair Blanca Mednez. Shubha Murti, Cheryl Raidt. Neda Rezvani.

Linda Sarson. Christopher Smith. Carol Sullivan. Melissa Tiggs, Constance Viz. David White and Jacqueline Yursha.

Also graduating are Gregory Billard. Megan Connolly. Ximena Granja. Theresa Marswillo. Mark Metzger, Jayne Piacenti-no.

Lisa Richard. Damon Riley and Wil-liam Topur, all of Little Silver, Jason Colan-nino, Lauren Elyar. Michael Giorgio. Signd Hewelt. Louise Hilliard.

Carl Virgilio and Ching Wong, all of Rumson; and Joan Brearlev. William Fischer. Marion Helmcrs and Carol Ridgwaf dlf bf'SdaBrrht. if The Red Bank Rotary Club presented scholarships to three area residents at a recent meeting. The scholarships represent the club's effort to recognize the graduates of local high schools who demonstrate ambition and purpose.

The recipients were Heather Bernhard. Rumson. of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School; Joseph A. Laroski Red Bank, of Red Bank Catholic High School; and Kimberly Mingo. Little Silver, of Red Bank Regional High School.

Anna Victoria Higgins. Tinton Falls, was among students receiving bachelor of arts degrees at Cedar Crest College. Allentown. Penn. Samuel G.

Nowell. Fair Haven, was one of three recipients of the BrothcrhoodSis-terhood Award of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Central New Jersey Chapter. The award is presented to outstanding citizens who work to build better relationships among persons of all religions, races and ethnic groups without compromise of conscience. Sherry Boguchwal.

teacher of English as a second language in the Tinton Falls schools, has been invited to present a workshop at the Teachers of English to students of Other LanguagesBilingual Educators Conference. She will present A Writing Program for ESL Students." New officers were installed at a recent meeting of the Red Bank chapter of Hadas-sah. They are Jayne Edman, president; Maunne Nichols, education vice president; Suzanne Ruda, membership vice president; Jane Rosenberg, program vice president; Sylvia Schwartz, treasurer. Lynn Markoff, assistant treasurer, Betty Goldin, financial secretary; Ann Farber, recording secretary; Esther Siegel and Miriam Zyskind, corresponding secretaries; and Barbara Fleischer, installing officer. -v Henry Jacobi, Red Bank, was recently, and belatedly, awarded the bronze star for meritorious service in connection with operations against an enemy of the U.S.

during World War II." The award was presented at a ceremony at Fort Monmouth. Neal M. Simpson, a student at Monmouth Regional High School, was one of 147 New Jersey high school seniors selected as recipients of Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarships. Winners were selected on the basis of their college entrance examination scores, class rank and other factors.

Mrs. Roy Little Silver, has been reelected for a second term of office as chairman of the Evening Membership Department of the Woman's Club of Little Silver. Also elected were Mrs. William Koch. Little Silver, first vice chairman; Mrs.

Michael Sabia. Red Bank, second vice chairman; Mrs. George Sant, Little Silver, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Andrew La Stella. Little Silver, recording secretary; and Mrs.

H. McGrail. Little Silver, financial secretary. Christian Burns, a student at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School, and Laura Wickbcrg. a student at Monmouth Regional High School, were honored as two of 100 outstanding high school seniors who plan to become New Jersey public school educators through the Governor's Teaching Scholars program.

Benedetta Christiana Rienzo. Rumson. was among students receiving bachelor of arts degrees from Pace University, New York. N.Y.. at ceremonies held June 2.

Georga Feddler, Shrewsbury, was secretary of convention planning and chairman of -visitor -registration- for the 48th annual convention of the NtwJUJ Stbti crtdpler TENT SALE The sale youve been waiting for is earlier and expanded to include the fine traditional apparel were noted for plus some of the most unique collectibles. OUR BIGGEST SALE EVER Its so big, we bought our own tent. Two months of solid bargains now thru Labor Day. Inventory from our New York store current summer merchandise and special purchases from our Quality Suppliers. Menswear Womens Sportswear Swimwear Dressed Boy swear Shoes Beach Stuff Unique Gifts Antiques Model Boats, Real Boats Too! EVERYTHING INSIDE THE STORE AND UNDER THE TENT WILL BE MARKED 50 OFF OUR REGULAR PRICES.

NEW MERCHANDISE WEEKLY. Tent located behind store. Plenty of free parking on the premises and across the street behind The Rumson Firehouse. HOURS: Open daily 9:30 to 5:30 Wed. til 8 p.m.

Sun. noon til 5 p.m. during sale period. Minimal charge on alterations, cash, check, or Northshore Charge on merchandise 50 off or more. While shopping the sale, stop in and try the best sandwiches in Rumson! Salads and Take-out Too! Food Delicacies of the Mediterranean 113 East River Road, Rumson, NJ 842-1433.