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B8 Asbury Park Press, Mon. April 16, 1979 Weddings Penn-Schiavo ISLAND HEIGHTS Sharon Schiavo and Michael Penn were married March 24 in First United Methodist Church. The Rev. James H. Biggs officiated.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schiavo, 1949 New Toms River. The bridegroom is the son of Arden Penn, Ashville, N.C., and Mrs. Betty Mason, Naples, Fla.

Michael Schiavo, the bride's brother, and Mrs. Ruth Ames, the bride's sister, were honor attendants. The couple are graduates of Toms River High School South. The bridegroom is a self-employed roofer. Chiappone-Ackaway TOMS RIVER The marriage of Diane Ackaway and John G.

Chiappone took place April 1 in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ackaway, 368 Hill Top Road, Dover Township, and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Chiappone, 21 Linda Place, Hazlet Township, are parents of the couple. Mrs. Joseph Williams, sister of the bride, and John Palladino were honor attendants. The bride is a graduate of Toms River High School North and William Paterson College, Wayne Township.

She is a speech therapist in the Toms River schools. Her husband was graduated from Raritan High School, Hazlet Township, and Monmouth College, West Long Branch. He is manager of A and Parking New York. Piper-Smith MANASQL'AN Elaine Smith and Rodney N. Piper were married March 24 in United Methodist Church.

The Rev. Ralph L. Barrett officiated. The bride is the daughter nf Mrs. Constance Smith, Jersey City, and the late Donald W.

Smith Sr. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dean Piper, Yellowbrook-Squankum Road, Howell Township. Mrs.

Dawn Bottger, the bride's sister, was an honor attendant. The bride is a graduate of Dickinson High School, Jersey City. The bridegroom was graduated from Howell High School, Howell Township. He is an operations engineer, Local 825. i-? I I i i ill ff fe 'p 0: SMITH PIPER Kasvan-Barnfield ISLAND HEIGHTS The Rev James Birrs officiated at the April 7 marriage of Dehorah J.

Barnfield and Frank Kasyan Jr. in First United Methodist Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnfiold.

12 Truman Drive, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kasyan, 963 Linden all Brick Township. Karen S. Barnfiold.

sister of the bride, and Nick Lamparelli were honor attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Kasyan teach in Brick Township. The bride is a eraduate of Brick Township High School and Montclair State College.

The bridegroom was graduated from Merrimack College, North Andover. Mass. The couple will live in Dover Township. Engagements Masco-Cnliendo NEPTUNE CITY Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Masco, 14-1 5th have announced the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Ann, to Salvatore Andrew Caliendo, son of Mrs. Louise Caiiendo, 1414 Asbury Asbury Park, and the late Frank D. Caliendo. Miss M.isco is a graduate of Neptune High School. She us employed by Asbury Park recreation division.

Her fiance, a graduate of Asbury Park High School, is employed by Asbury Park beach department. SCHIAVO PENN Gebele-Shirley NEPTUNE CITY Joan Ie Shirley and Gary Robert Gebele were married April 1 at United Methodist Church, here. The Rev. Warren Layton officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. William L. Shirley, 1124 Darlene Wanamassa, Ocean Township, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.

Gebele, 1967 Jumping Brook Road, Neptune. Honor attendants were Judy A. Goellner and Michael S. Gebele, brother of the bridegroom. The bride is a graduate of Ocean Township High School.

She is employed by Bentex Freehold. The bridegroom is a graduate of Monmouth Regional High School. He is employed by the Borough of Tinton Falls. MASCO GARRITY Clubhouse si CHIAPPONE-ACKAWAY Harzold-Popovich LAKEWOOD Evelyn Claire Popovich and Henry Joseph Harzold Jr. were married April 7 in Georgian Court College chapel.

The Rev. Robert Decker officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Barbara R. Popovich, 82 Morton Drive, Manahaw-kin, Stafford Township.

The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harzold Hoffman Road, Forked River, Lacey Township. Maureen O'Sullivan and Jerry Sheehan were honor attendants. The bride is a graduate of Southern Regional High School, Manahawkin.

She is a junior at Georgian Court College. Her husband was graduated from St. Mary's College, Baltimore, Md. He is employed by the Navy. The couple will live in West Milton, N.Y.

Carter-Ilattaglia BRICK TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter, 148 Bretonian Drive, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Carter, to Frank Anthony Batta-glia, son of Mr.and Mrs. Chick Rittaglia, 714 Hardean Road. Miss Carter attends Brick Township High School.

Her finance is a graduate of Brick Township High School and Ocean County College, Dover Township. He attends Glassboro State College. Churehwomon of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Red Bank, will hold the annual spring luncheon and fashion show at noon Sunday at Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands. B.

Fashions and Company of Montclair will show fashions for men and women. Tickets are $12.50 a person and may he ordered from Molly Reason, Red Bank, ticket committee chairmen. Janice Jones and Harriet Spaights are party chairmen. Memorial A monument to memorialize the six million Holocaust dead will he unveiled at 3 p.m. April 22 at Beth David Memorial Park, Kenilworth, hy members of B'nai B'rith Northern New Jersey Council.

Herbert Ross, head of District Three Holocaust Astrological Lodge to Hold Norwegian Smorgasbord Party BARNFIELD-KASYAN Garrity-Ilanxnsz BEACHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Garrity, 251 Barnegat Blvd have announced the engagement of their daughter, Katherine Ann. to Russell Stanley Banyasz, Bayville, Berkeley Township, son of Mrs.

Margaret Banyasz, Queens, Y. Miss Garrity is a graduate of Toms River High School South She is employed at the Naval Exchange, Lakehurst. Her fiance attended Queens High School, Hollis, Long Island, N.Y He is employed by Clayton and Sons, Lakewood. Omarr get proverbial second chance Taurus, Lihra, Scorpio persons figure prominently. You asked (or more love in your life.

Now, you've got it. VIRGO (Aug. 2.1-Spt. 22): Land, territory, special agreements, long-term leases are spotlighted. Boys are separated from men, girls and women make known their differences amateurs, wxshful thinkers, social planners are set apart from those who do, those who are practical enough to achieve.

The choice will be your own. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ot. 22): Study Virgo message. You need no longer scatter your forces Be selective.

Older relative, despite protestations, will hack you. Short trip or telephone call will solidify plans. Happiness replaces uncertainty. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.

21): Finish rather than begin strike chord of universality strive to fulfill, to round out project You sense pulse of public. Timing improves. Special deal, arrangement will result in profit. Aries, Libra persons figure prominently. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

22-Dec. 21): Cycle high you'll be at right place at crucial moment Know it, act accordingly be direct, independent and confident. Make personal appearances and appeals Build for future security Take a chance on your own capabilities. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan 19): Clandestine meeting could be on agenda Secrets are discussed, revealed.

Stand tall. Refuse to he intimidated by one who would rob you of self-esteem. You learn to he in touch with your feelings Fears evaporate. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.

1H): Friendship, popularity, chances for added knowledge and education are featured. Expand horizons of expectations Seize opportunity to express, to imprint style. Gemini can become valuable ally. PISCES (Feb. I9-March 20).

Study Aquarius message. The sky is the limit. Means opportunity exists to take giant stos toward goal. Authority figure makes room for you Key is to accept challenge, respoasi-bility Prestige, honor, reputation bask in spotlight POPOVICH-HARZOLD Moran-Impellizvri OCEAN TOWNSHIP Col. and Mrs.

P. Moran, 11 Robert Place, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to Michael Impellizeri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Impellizeri, Manville. Miss Moran is a graduate of Ocean Township High School and Wesley College, Dover, Del.

She is employed by Ortho Diagnostics, Raritan. Her finance is a graduate of Manville High School. He is employed by the U.S. Postal Service, Flemingion. Memorial Committee, is in charge of the ceremonies.

Trip to Longwood Keyport Auxiliary to Bayshore Community Hospital will sponsor a bus trip to the Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, Sunday. The trip bus will leave Costa's, 7 W. Front Keyport, at 9 45 a.m. Tickets at $12 each may he ordered from Costa's. 55th Anniversary Court St.

Ann, Catholic Daughters of America, will celebrate its 55th anniversary at a dinner at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg. Mary F. O'Brian, Dover, state regent and national CDA director for New Jersey, will speak. The New Diana Sleln.

Expires May 31. 199 'Aftihatiori Klantitioatxjn purpoiM ontv i it GEBELE-SHIRLEY tm CARTER MORAN will he awarded, and buffet refreshments served. This is a benefit for the organization's vocational educational program. Saturday Sale Residents of Silveridge Park, Toms River, will hold a "good as new sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Saturday at Silveridge Park clubhouse. Flea Market Polish Falcons of America, Nest 962, Brick Township, will hold a flea market Saturday at Mantoloking Lighthouse, Brick Township. Battleship Ball Jersey City Battleship Museum Commission will hold its second annual Battleship Bali on Saturday at the Ukrainian Center. Jersey City. The ball is planned to bring together crewmen who served aboard the battleship USS New Jersey Carole Conte, Jersey City councilman, and Izetter McDuffy are chairmen.

Stroke Club Meeting Riverview Stroke Club will meet at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Fourth Floor Solarium in Riverview Hospital's east wing, Red Bank. Parking is available for club members. If members need transportation, they may call Dennis at the hospital. Spring Dance Members of St.

Denis Roman Catholic Church of Manasquan will hold a spring dance and social at 9 p.m. Saturday in St. Denis School hall. Mrs. Vincent Shaffery, Mrs.

Donald Kenny, Mrs. C.C. Bliss, Mrs John Gleason, Mrs. Maria Brooks and Mrs. William McGonigle are in charge of ticket sales.

Mrs. John Rasna is accepting reservations at $5 a person. Breakfast Meeting A representative of the United States Secret Service will speak at a breakfast meeting of the Men's Gub of Temple Beth Or Sunday morning in the temple social center, Brick Township. Plans will be made for the club's annual raffle dinner on May 6 at the temple center. Prizes Include a 1979 car and two gold watches.

Luncheon Fashion Show The Episcopal Whole Chickens VA LB 69 IB 3V4 LB 75lB Oven Staffers 95 LB legs 85 LB Breasts 1.25 LB La (A i Lean lira, we're oM hamls a2 malting T71 Sydney IF TODAY, APRIL Hi, IS YOl'R BIRTHDAY you are dynamic, independent, introspective. Integrity is woven throughout your character Some resent you, others are envious, still others would find life difficult without you. Pisces, Virgo persons play important roics in your life. July could he your most significant month of 1979. a year highlighting new starts, the chance to start anew, to he rid of unnecessary burdens.

You are a perfect ionLst. You have courage of convictions. You are lonely in a crowd. You are fulfilled when expressing your individuality. You are capable of administering groups, organizations, haspitals.

You bring out the best in persons who appear handicapped. You often are better at aiding others than when it comes to helping yourself. You are no angel, but you are the enemy of evil. You are a strange critter, hut you can he trusted v. hen chips are down ARIES (March 21-April 19): Your base of operations becomes more secure You are "in touch" with various representatives distance should he no problem Cancer, Capricorn persons figure in scenario.

Perceive potential. Refine techniques refuse to be discouraged hy minor Haws. TAI Rl 'S (April 1H) Relationships ir" intensified Nothing occurs halfway it is or nothing Be flexible You could raise money now for a small business or a Broadway production. Know it and be confident. You can get message across.

C.EM I (May 21 June 20): Publicity, the way out of diiemma. aid from one close to you those are featured Aquarius, Leo. Scorpio persons figure in your personal venano I-t others have their say while you remain diwreet. That, for now, is a winning AVER (June 21 -July 22): Eschew the sensational, maintain steady pace, he thorough and specific. Gemini, Sagittarius persons figure in scenario You get facts of life i unrerning employment, those who depend on you, extra expenses, pets l.EO (July 2'1-Aug.

22 y. Accent on variety, change, intensified revival of interest in life Yes. you do EDITOR'S NOTE: Items for The Clubhouse must he sent to The Press, in writing, two weeks before the date of the meeting or the event. Norwegian Smorgasbord Sons of Norway Noreg Lodge of Keansburg will hold its 20th annual Norwegian smorgasbord party at 7 m. Saturday at Independent Firehouse, Belford, Middletown Township.

Traditional foods will be served, and entertainment will feature the Noreg Folk Dancers with songs by Noreen Anderson. The Tides will provide music for dancing. Tickets are limited to 400 persons, and should he ordered in advance from Jerry Rosholt, Marlboro Township. Homemaker's Day West Belmar Extension Club will hold its annual Home-maker's Day at 10 a m. Wednesday at Wall United Methodist Church, Spring Lake Heights.

Members will display arts and crafts projects completed during the past year Officers will he elected. Luncheon will be served. Rummage Sale United Methodist Women of First United Methodist Church of Sea Ilnu'ht will hold the annual spring rummage vile from 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Friday in the church hall.

Church Street and Ocean Avenue Singles The Singles Group of Farming-dale United Methodist Church will hold a game night at Hpm. Saturday in the church hall. Disco Dance The Rnyales Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will hold a disco dance Saturday night at Bradley Beach Youth Center Scotch Doubles Lakeview Chapter of Women's American OUT (Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training) will hold a "Scotch Doubles Party" at 9:30 p.m. Saturday at Brick Lanes, Brick Township. Prizes Perdue Chickens MARCEL DARCHE'S The beautv of Lean Line's diet program is trie beauty of our members.

Like pretty Dana Stem. When Diana janecf Lean Line, she lost 35 pounds and has maintained her weight for the past two years Its hard to believe she was once embarrassed and depressed by her appearance Now, Dana's life is much happier and that's what Lean Line is all about. We take a psychological approach to losing weight with our exclusive university-tested "Behavior Modification Backed up by an easy-tc-live with diet that even lets you eat spagero, bagels, lox and peanut butter. In addition, our nutntion education and exercise programs make our weight-loss program the sensible approach to losing weight ana Keeping it on. Onam to UM OtMmm it Hn nm PUD Dial 01 NuMntAutet lfU'anCiki irinqu 2.00 when registering or reregistering.

SO first wmk and t3K pw then-arw Own County 84242 Mnrnmuth amy 776-6677 onda Co GonnttKut Ariuna and Tetat SjeanLine Announcement In Your Future? Weiliiings and engagement announcements and pictures will receive coverage in The lress ithm space limitations and at the discretion of the editor. There is no i harge Forms for wedding and engagement stones are available in The Press offices Facts not asked for on Press forms should not be included. Form and photo shouid tie in our hands at least ONE WEEK before the wedding. Announcements received HREE WEEKS after the wedding will not he published. ii publication in the Sunday Press, only those weddings taking place the Friday Saturday before will be accepted Announcements and photos must be in the Pn-vs offices two weks before the wedding day I'hutos should he clear, black and white pictures with sharp contrast.

The Press annul use color photos or those taken with self developing cameras. Pictures with extteme shadows, hands near the (ace, or where subject is in an angled position are not acceptable. The subject must be facing forward and both eyes must show. Only the woman's photo can be used in engagement announcements. Name should be on the back of nhoto.

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