Wednesday. September 10, i960

Services Fri. For Andrews ' iVILLAS ~ D ^ c, . h ? e (HI ’ la,e bn> * h * r H^rb^rt, «, presidentJpf MR. ANDREWS was a who died last year, was a er Township guiding force in the local former Township Corn-

Chamber of Commerce and mitteeman.)

spearheaded the Building

The HcVald and The Lantern

Andrews,

the Lower Township Chamber of Commerce, died Sunday at his E. Greenwood Ave. home following a lengthy illness. Active in civic and service organizations, Mr. Andrews was a member of the township Municipal Utilities Authority, past president of the 7th District First Aid Council quartercentury member of the

township Rescue Dquad, w

member of the Baytown LiEVre, OU. Kiwanis Club, VFW J 1 ’

National Committee, Charles Buddy Lewis VFW Post, County Republican Committee, and served as Republican Committeeman in the Sixth

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Fund for the organization's headquarters and information center adjacent

to Township Hall.

News of Mr. Andrew’s death was announced at Monday night’s Lower Township Committee meeting in Township Hall.

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VILLAS - Horace P. Layre, owner-operator of Layre’s Dutch Kitchen, died last Wednesday morning at his restaurant, the victim of an apparent heart attack. He was 62. He had operated the landmark bayfront establishment for the past 23 years, following in the footsteps of his father who started the business at Bay Ave. and Delaware Pkwy.

in 1938.

An Army veteran of World War II, the restauteur was a member of the Villas unit, Veterans of Foreign War. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Southern Jersey Council, Boy Scouts of America, Old Mill Dr, Cape May 08204. He lived on Adriatic Ave., North Cape May, and is survived try his wife Dorothy, son Kenneth, daughter Suzanna McKee of Doyles town, Pa., and seven grandchildren. Burial was in St. Elizabeth Cemetery, Goshen following Mass of Christian Burial at St. Raymonds, Villas. Arrangements were by Radzieta Funeral Home, Court House.

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WILLIAM A. BRENNAN. M. of 12 ISUi St . Del HAven, Sept, formerly owned a roofing fini JACOB B. DIAMOND. II, of W E. Nertville Are.. Wildwood Creet, Sept. S. He wu a reeWenf here for the peat 50 yean. MARGARET A. ERICKSON. 70. of 108 North SI.. Cepe May. Ai«. ffl. She wai a member of the American Aaaoclatlon of Retired Penona CHESTER 8. FRANKHEISER. U. of Cape May Court Houee, Sept. 5. He waa a member of the Calvary Baptiat Church. EVELYN M. rULGINITI. 60. of 103 W. Rio Grande Ave., Wildwood. Sept. 3. She recently retired from the NJ Bell Telephone Company OBIE HAYES. «. of Martlntown Rd . Woodbine. Aug. 30 He waa a reaident of this community for more than 30 yean. CHARLES A. HETRICK. M. of 106 S Seventh St. Del Haven. Aug. 31. He waa a resident here for 20 yea n. CATHARINE HUDSON. of

She was a past president of the American AsMctation of Retired People G. RICHARD JACKSON. 57 of >74 7lh St. Avalon. Aug. M ALEXANDER JABLONSKI. 70. of 1701 Star Ave., Villas. At« » He lived here 10 yean ANDRKWUT. KONA. 63. of 560 Fern Ave.. Villa*, Sept 7. He was employed by the state Dept, of T R*5KnAMARY KRULL. 76. Of 71 Greenwood Ave.. Villas, Sept. 3 She had lived here for two yean ROBERT N. LLOYD. 76. of TOO Jefferson St.. Cape May. Sept 6 He resided here moM of his Hfe. IRENE E. Me KAY.«, of 140 114th St.. Stone Harbor. Aug. 31. She was a

ANNA CHESTNUT MINGUEZ. 61, of Sarasota, Fla..Sept. 2. She was a former Avalon reaidant. HERBERT T. REINERT SR.. 60. of Bayriwre West. Sept t. He was a UX. Army vetaran of WorM War II. JOHN STAUB. 66. of 1621 Shore Rd . Ocean View, Sept. 5, He was CARL F. STREET. 62, of 125 E Morning Glory Dr., Wildwood Greet; Aug. 21. He wee a retired track driver. HARRY A. WARD,«. formerly of JachaauvfBe Ave.. VUee, Sept. 2. He ttvedharelor many yean

THE MAYOR and committee authorized the drawing up of a memorial resolution, and the chairman of the MU A. who was also present, noted the authority was also recognizing Mr. Andrews' community service. A resident here for 26 years, he was owner of the plumbing and heating business that bean his name. He was a decorated Army veteran of World

Warn.

MR. ANDREWS is survived by his wife Sue, son William Sr. of Fort Dix; three daughters, Christine Buzzetta of Marmora, Lucinda Palmisano and Susan Alexander, both of this community, a sister Beatrice Johnson of Atlantic City (where he was born), and six grand-

children.

Services will be 11 a.m. Friday from the Evoy Funeral Home, Fishing Creek; viewing is 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Cape MAY County Veterans Cemetery, Court

House.

Contributions in his memory may be made to the Covenant Bible Church Memorial Fund, Fishing

Creek.

STONE HARBOR - Mayor James Wood reminded the annual meeUng of the Realty Owners of Stone Harbor Assn, not to let Trenton "slide a curve around us” during the winter months thru Hollenbeck's Dune and Shorefront Protection Bill, which the mayor termed potentially disastrous for owners of water front property in this

area.

The bill (A-182S) is still simmering on a back Death Cancels Clnb Event CAPE MAY - The Women's Republican Club Luncheon and Card Party, scheduled Sept. 11 at the Atlas Motor Inn, has been canceled due to the sudden death of Margaret A. Erickson. Mrs. Erickson, 70, was vice president of the club.

legislative burner, and one member proposed making a donation to CLIC which is keeping its eye on the

proposed legislation. Since there were com-

plaints about rubbish strewn on 96th St., making

it unattractive, another member suggested enlisting the aid # the Chamber of Commerce in cleaning up the eyesore, which is of concern to nearby merchants. M'Ellen Rowland

SOMERS POINT - The following •rrm birth* hive boon reported by Shore Memorial HooplUl here: SON to ThomB* and Diana Martin Ranter of 12 Foxborough Rd . Ocean View, Aug 20 SON to Anthony and Jean Marie O-Dwnell Rarbagrllo of Rt. I. Box 422-C, Cape May. Aug. 22. 1 DAUGHTER to Mark and Either Crewe McPherwa of 3 Mlmona Dr , Rio Grande. Aug. 24.

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