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r M. Akmt. 77. of VUlM, Oct '31 Born In Philadelphia. *ho lived Mte for » yean l-erey H CoMiiha. M. of Wildwood. Great. Oct. 3*. A reaident here for 85 yean, he waa the recipient of the Silver Beaver Award for DiitlnuuUhM Service for Boyhood, having devoted 48 yean of aervice to the Bay-Sea Diatrict Boy ScouU of America Thereaa M. Cotton. 157. of N Wildwood. Oct 77 A litelong reeldent of thia community, ahe waa a member of the Catholic Daughten of America Chartea M. Delamala. 75. of Del Haven, Oct 27 A reaident here for the peat 13 yean, he'waa retired from Boeing Aircraft in ' Philadelphia after 35 yean V. Trank DeNIgria. 71. of Port Richie, Fla , Oct. 31 A reaident of the Villaa for 18 yean, he moved here a year, ago A retired civil engineer, he aerved for many yean on the Cower Township Planning Board and waa a frequent member of the audience at Townahip Committeea WILLIAM F. DOUCillKRTY, 77. of Sea tale City, Oct. 30 Bom In Philadelphia, he waa a reaident here for 10 yean Parker Alonto Drummond. 83. of Bonifay Fla . Oct 35 Formerly of Cape May, he waa a retired employee of the Cape May-Lewea Ferry Iva Appleby (Behring. 90. of Ocean City. Oct . 29 A reaident here for 13 yean, ahe wai a graduate of Swarthmore College and a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Mn Goehr ing waa a muaic compoacr John J. KIMea. 87. of Villaa, Oct 2* A reaident here for aeven yean, he waa a member of the Knights of Columbus Stella Maria Council, Erma. _Ollve D. lodge, 77, of Villaa, Oct 30'Bom in Ohio, ahe resided here for 20 yean William Lynn. 57. of North Wildwood. Oct. 30. Formerly a supervisor with the Federal Reserve Bank in Philadelphia, he waa a resident here for 13 yean Dorothy F.. Marks. 63. of Villaa, Oct 38 Bom in Camden, she lived here for three yean Alice C. Meany of Wildwood Crest. Oct 28 Rom in Philadelphia, she liVed here for 37 vean William F. Ron log. 70. of Avalon. Oct. 27. He waa a resident here for 12 yean He waa a past president of the Maria Stella Church Parish Council, paat president and trustee of the Avalon Home and Ijindownera Aaao , and waa on the board of directors of the South Jersey Heart Aaao. Edfar Ryder. 79, Of CM Court House, Oct 38 A resident here most of hlaMI/e, he waa the owner of a masonry supply business and « pioneer In the masonry block industry. loots Scheulng, 91. of-Palflflno. Oct 28 Retired, he worked for \he Reading Seashore Line as a freight clerk Elisabeth Ann Hhooamltb. 71, of Villaa, Nov. I Bom in Philadelphia, ahe lived here for 17 yean John Skura. 78. of Woodbine. Oct * 31. A resident here for the past 50 yean, he waa a scout leader of Troop 77 of Woodbine and received many awards for his work with the scoula loots W. Wing. 63. of Wildwood. Oct 23 An area resident for 36 vean. he waa employed by Colsons Lumber Co Frances Williams of Wildwood. Oct. 23 A Head Start teacher, ahe was associated with Atlantic Human Resources A longtime resident of the Whites boro area, she lived here for 10 yean

SEA ISLE CITY - , Recycling will get underwav here Nov. 9, according to Commissioner William Kehner, "Recycling will be manditory in Cape May County by lfl63y” he'explained in a news release, "but we will start our trial program on Nov. 9." * "During the past year I have had many requests from citizens to start such a program in Sea Isle City, and I am happy to say wfe are getting the program underway", he continued. RESIDENTS are being asked to separate their recyclable materials — glass, newspaper and aluminium. These will be collected separately from regular trash starting Nov. 9. Residents should save recyclable items for the separate collections. "Collections of these

recyclable materials will be made from residents of first to 53rd St. on the second and fourth Mondays, and from 54th St. Soutjito Townsends Inlet, collections will be made on the second and third Tuesdays. "IT MAY BE a Wt difficult at first, l?ut I'm sure -all of our' citizens will cooperate in this most important program"., the

commissioner said. "This program will not • only help save our valuable natural resources, and save City tax dollars by not having to pay to have these recyclable materials taken to the dump," Kehner said. He also reiterated the pro- . gram is a pilot project in urging «>everyone to cooperate: Call city hall at 253-446$ for any information

CARA Seeks Volunteers

COURT HOUSE —the Coalition Against Rape and Abuse (CARA) is looking for volunteer^ to help it provide emergency counseling services to rape victims in the county. In cooperation with the Atlantic County Women’s Center’s satellite office here, CARA has provided

counseling and emotional support to more than two dozen rape victims over the past year. The group is seeking persons interested in being trained to- provide emergency assistance to rape victims. Call 522-6489 for more information.

6. B. MARTINEZ, M. 0. Family Practice announces a change in office hours:'

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