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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, March 19,1980

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Consumer Alert On Sugar N. WILDWOOD - About two dozen bags of Jack Frost sugar which could possibly contain tiny bits of stainless steel wire were sold from the AAP Supermarket at 26th & Delaware Aves., according to a store spokesman who said yesterday that none had been returned. Initial radio news broadcasts last week reported that the wire bits had found their way into some bags of sugar at the National Sugar Refining Co. of Philadelphia The suspect 5-lb bags included the Jack ,Frost brand, coded 2A26, and Acme's Ideal brand, coded 2A2S through 2A29 The bags would reportedly have been . sold between Feb 26 and March 16, According to follow-up news reports, some 72 bags of the suspect Jack Frost brand were delivered to the A&P in North Wildwood However, the spokesman said yesterday only about 24 bags had been sold before the recall information was received and the bags removed from the shelves Initial indications were that none of the Ideal brand wOs distributed in the Jersey Cape.

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SEAVILLE - Members and friends of Seaville Monthly Meeting, the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) will hold a ground-breaking ceremony 12:15 p.m. March 23. at the Meeting Hoise on Rt. 9 south of here. The occasion will mark the beginning of an addition to be erected to the present building, with completion expected by mid summer. Building contractor is Hildreth Reeves. The meeting was closed A -v Deaths v - / WIIJ.IAM BELLES, 7t, of 239 t.md«n Circle. Rio GraiuJe. March 10 He waa a retired baker for the Ganaen Bakery In Wildwood ERIC t ASTOR. 75, of Goahen and Cape May Court House Rda . March IQ He was a member of Ihe Goahen Volunter Fire Co GEORGE: CORDIER. 74. of the Sandman Tower*. Wildwood. March 15 LIZZIE CRAMER, M. of l« E Robert* Ave., Wildwood, March 12 She was«a lifelong resident of the CARL IKinns, 84. of 8814 Second Ave. Stone Harbor. March 12 He wa* a retired sales representative for the Aluminum Co. of America RALPH GENOVESE, 4«. of 217 learning Ave . North Cape May. March 12 He was a fisherman and a member of the KniRhti of Columbus S40of Erma THOMAS HARTMAN SR.. 87. of 2010 Bayshore Rd . Villas. March 13 He wa* the retired owner of theThomas Hartman Masonry Co. FIXIRENCE HICKMAN. 83, of 1117 Washington St . Cape May. March 15 She was a resident of this area for SO years ALMA HV(MAN. 74, of Summer St. Whltesboro. March It She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church MARY KABALAN. 73. of B33 Washington St . Cape May. March 15 She was a member of Our Lady Star of the See Church El.IDA E. I.AWHON. 83. of 304 Hoalyn Ave. North Cape May. March 15 She was a member of the Holy Spirit Lutheran Church ELEANOR LEUPOLD. 88. of 7 Schellenger Ave . Villas. March 10 She lived here for 22 years ELM TORBERT PL CM LEY. 58. of 315 E Seventh Ave. North Wildwpod. March 12 She was a member of the Elks Lodge STEPHEN PONIKARSKY. 90. of Dias Creek Rd.. Cape May Court House. March 16 He wa; a retired fanner ANNA REID. 78. of 801 Learning Ave . North Cape May. March II She was a retired seamstress RITA J. TAYIX7R, 88, of 602 Learning Ave . North Cape May, March 10 She lived here for 29 year* CATHERINE THORPE, 74. of 513 Franklin St. Cape May. March 14 - She was a member of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church i HELEN I'NDY. 88. of 847 Broadway. West Cape May. March 14 She was a resident of this area for 56 years HARRY WALLACE. 85. of 219 Shore Dr . Town Bank, March 12 -He wa* a self-employed builder

before the turn of thi* century, then opened for annual meetings in the summer in 1937, and opened for full use in 1957. Architects Richard Carleton Haines (deceased) and Robert Thomson have faithfully followed the original simple lines of the old meeting, and materials will be similar in nature in the new structure, a spokesperson said. Invited guests include

Francis Brown, general* secretary of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, Religious Society of Friends for 21 years. Also Dwight SpannWllson, executive director of Friends General Conference. And Ellis L. Derry, author of Old and HisUJric Churches of New Jersey, which cites the Seaville Meeting House as the third oldest church standing, having been built in 1727.

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