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a garage sale and Rummage sale. All proceeds will be given to Catholic Relief Services for the starving Cambodians. It is estimated(Kat is help does not aWye possibly an estimated three million Combotflkns could die from starvation within the next six months if aid is not given. Catholic Relief Services is the instrument through

Obituaries Tr TT-gS WESSENE L. WHITE, of I Wildwood, died Sunday of I injuries received in an I accident in Maryland. She I was a 1974 graduate of I Middle Township High School. SPILIES HARONIS, 55, of 5301 Ocean Ave., I Wildwood, died Sunday. He was the owner of Spiro’s Restaurant. ARTHUR ATWOOD, 75, of 404 9«h St., Stone Harbor, died Sunday. He had retired from the Pennsylvania Bell Telephone Company. ANNA THORNTON. 89, | of 228 E. Florida Ave., | Villas, died.Sunday. She lived here for 33 years. ISIAH THOMPSON, 88. of 211 S. Boyd St., Cape May Court House, died Sunday. He served on the board of deacons of the Mount Olive Baptist Church. FRANK GIAMPETRO. .75, of 106 E. Nashville Road, Wildwood Crest, died Monday. He was a plumbing inspector for the

HOT SUIT. An unidentified United States Coast Guard Training Center fireman is shown here demonstrating the use of his Proximity Fire Suit. The suit is made of a combination of asbestos and leather M)th a thin silver metal coating that lessen^ the danger of injury to the fireman while allowing him more freedom iu fighting the fire. (Official U.S. Coast Guard Photo by SA Ann Treister)

Sale To Benefit Cambodian Fund

AVALON - Friday and Saturday, Nov. 16 and 17 in the Maris Stella Auditorium at 50 and Ocean Drive, there will be

which the funds from Catholic churches are directed towards areas of disaster and need throughout the world. Clothing, food, medicines and other supplies are stored in numerous places and are rushed immediately to people who suffer from conditions such as now exist in Cambodia and other places in the world. Resides the Thanksgiving clothing drive and the Annual Lenten Collection, Catholic Relief Services also has

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