Herald Atantern 6 May 81

She Hadn’t Seen Him in Ages

AT IjONG LAST toKethpr. from Iffl: Mr*. Warner. Ilfv. Cron* and Mr. C’ro*».

Bonnlr <ir*vf Warner. Mr. Edward. Mrs.

CAPE MAY POINT - Imagine a family reunion in which a sister hasn't seen her brother in 58 years, and you can imagine the old times that must have been talked b$r during a gathering Jiere last week at the home,of Rev. and Mrs. Harvey garner. Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Edith Cross and Mr. William Edward are sisters and brother who were bom and rasied in Wales in a village called Llanddeusant. MRS. WARNER moved tfllMnerica in 1922. Brother Edward moved to this country a year later and now lives in Mt. Upton,

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N.Y. Sister Edith remained in the British Isles; wjth her husband William, the Crosses live in northern Wales in a town called Baeumaps. It has beitn 15 years since the sisters have seen each other, and 58 years since Mrs. Cross and brother William had seen one another.

MR. AND MRS. Cross arrived in the United States recently on a tour of America. They dropped out of the tour when it arrived in Philadelphia, and then made the relatively short journey to the Point and the Warner’s Ca.* bridge Ave. residence, where they spent a week before heading back home across the Atlantic.

Driving on Athletic Field Brings Charge

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ERMA - The Lower Cape May Regional School District has filed charges against a 19-year-old Cold Spring girl who allegedly drove her car around the high school athletic field, tearing up sod and causing $500 worth of damage. Carolee Schick of the 600 block of Petticoat Lane is being charge with the disorderly person offense of committing an act of criminal mischief. A hearing is to be held in the Lower Township Municipal Court on May 18. "IT'S PROBABLY the greatest amount of damage ever committed at the school,” superintendent Ephraim Keller told the Board of Education last week.

According to the superintendent, numerous areas of the school's athletic field were damaged, the most severe destruction taking place in the section utilized by the varsity baseball team. *i THE INCIDENT took place on April 15 about 12:50 a m. Ms. Schick was observed by one of the school’s night watchmen as she allegedly drove her car numerous times around the athletic field. "She must have made at least nine spins," Mr. Keller said. School officials are seeking the most severe penalty possible for this offease. They hope that this will discourage others from committing similar acts.

Raffa In Trenton Huddle

SEA ISLE CITY - Mayor Dominic C. Raffa has been invited by Gov. Brendan Byrne to join a select group of New Jersey leader|^>r a conference in Trenton Saturday to considef an "Agenda for New Jersey for the igBO's." "This is a great honor, not only for me personally, but for the city,” Mayor Raffa said. "I will be most pleased to serve on this

select governor's committee." The forum will be held at the State House and other buildings at the capital complex. The conference will be an effort to consider the problems and opportunity facing the state in areas of the economy, social services, the environment and natural resources.

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