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The Herald and The Lantern

County Park Looking For Talent & Sponsors

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COURT HOUSE - The County Park is looking for clubs and organizations to participate in the August Fair and earn some money for themselves and the

park zoo.

The fair will be the weekend of August 16-17 and will feature entertainment, gamps,

refreshments, shows, attractions, rides and displays, etc. ANY GROUP wishing to help may make arrangements to sponsor a carnival booth, cake sale, raffle, or other moneymaker. After expenses, the profits would be split with

the pari.

Vet’s Cemetery Info Available At Co. Office

There is no fee for sponsoring of'a fair activity, but interested parties should contact park for man Skip Kehr at 4659210 between 10 and noon as soon as possible to reserve

space.

THERE ARE also opportunities to contribute by signing up as vendors,

taking ads in the souvenir prpgram book or donating talent for one of many performances. "If nothing else, why not bake a cake or some

cookies for the park to sell at the fair?" Mr Kehr mentioned. The entire event is being presented by the Cape May County Park Commission to gain financial support for the children's zoo

RIO GRANDE - All arrangements fori burial in the new Cape May County Memorial Park and veterans Cemetery should be made through the Cape May County Veterans Bureay, notes Myrtle Hevener, Cape May County Veterans Service Officer. Her offices are located In the Social Services Building here at Routes and 57, and is open 8:45 to 4:15 weekdays. It isn’t possible to make

Roadway Name Would Honor Late Merchant TRENTON - Acting unanimously, the New Jersey Assembly has honored the late Ocean City merchant, Howard S. Stainton, by bestowing his name to a main traffic artery there, the causeway between Ocean City and Somers Point. The new designation, Howard S. Stainton Memorial Causeway, was contained in an Assembly Joint Resolution sponsored by Cape May-IXimberland Assemblymen James Hurley and Joseph, Chinnici. "The suggestion to honor Mr Stainton in this way came from a senior citizen group in Ocean Gty," Hurley said "We are plcoscd that the Assembly has agreed end now will ask Senator Cafiero to urge the Senate to act favorable also." Mr Stainton, whose department store has been a mercantile landmark for two generations, died last June at an advanced age.

LESLIE BERTRAM. O. of 31 E. Secluded Une. Rio Grande, June 9 He lived here for 17 ymn. JEAN CALVE^EY, 97. of 1017 Chamber! PI, Ocean View. June 7. She wai a member of the Memorial Preabytertan Church MARIE 8. DEMYAN. 91. of Green Creek, June 14. She lived here for 13 year! ALBERT PITMAN, 7*. of 119 W Glen wood Are., Wildwood. June 13. Ha waa the retired owner and operator of PUhtao’a Meat Markat MARIAN KANE. M. of Ml E. Matlhewt Ara , VIMaa. June 9 She waa a member of the Altar and Roeary Society of SI. Raymond 1 ! Roman Catholic Church HELEN L. RBRIANS, M. of 03 W. Glenwood Are , West Wildwood. June 9. She waa a member of the Wildwood Legion of Mary JOSEPHINE MACE. 17. of S( Peter!burg. 71a., June 8 She waa a former longtime reakdent of WildJOSEPH E. MARTIN. 97. of 197 Cochran St.. Whlteeboro. June 13. He was a member of the Pint Baptist Church VIOLA NEWKIRK. 97. of 39 E Atlantic Ave . Court House. June 11. She waa a member of the John Wesley Methodist Church VIRGIL PIERSON, 91. Of 9M* Coraon Tavern R4-. June 19 He was a life long South S«* ville resident JOSEPH tmCKNEY JR.. 71. of 990 4th Ave., Avalon, Jtmo 13 He waa a resident here for the past ate y *w" JAY IT1EFEL, 17. of 1(09 Seashore Rd . Cold Spring, June II. He was president of the Weal Cape May Votantear Fire Company. ELIZABETH ZACKEY, 93. of 9 Cedar Dr.. Ocean View. June 9 She lived here for ate yean

advance arrangements for burial at the cemetery, but a copy of the Veterans discharge or DD form 214 should be brought to the Veterans Bureau so that office can have a copy on file, Mrs. Hevener said. Marraige records, if the veteran is married, should also be brought in to the veteran’s bureau at the

same time, Mrs. Hevener added. The Cape May County Park Commission has agreed to maintain the cemetery grounds but all arrangements for burial must be made through the Veterans Bureau. Information may be dbtained by visiting the office or by calling at 886-2762.

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