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William F. Ackley Hr.. SI. of Erma. June 7 hr wa» a meter rekder for Atlantic EMmc Co 29 yean Clarence O. AmoM. 51, of Cape May Court Houae. June IS He work ed for lhe*Maintmance Dept of the BorouRh of Avalon 10 yfiar* Winfield Scott Wrely. 91. of Ocean View. June 6 He was a retired engineer for Wawa Dairies Mary Brown. 102. of Whlleaboro. June? She wa* a resident hereatnee :*» Vera R Bark waiter. 92. of Erma. June 7 She lived in the area 56 y HSpiry DeMay. 13. of North Wildwood, June 13 He lived here 4R year* and was a retired truck driver for the SI S Beverage Co John (iiaralon^. 71. June 8 Formerly of Vineland. Ocean City and Wildwood, he moved to Florida four yean ago Henry R. HMell Hr.. 93. of Ocean City. June 12 Ruble K. Johnson. 65. Or Whlleaboro. June 7 Sylvester J. Messina. M. of Fishing Creek, JuneS Hewasaprofenional musician and wrote music moat of hi* life Recently, he composed music and secured guests as a volunteer for local radio station WRIO | Florence^R. Moore. 78. of Villas. #>JuneR f Marie M. PMsne. Rl. of Villas, Herbert S«holfleld, 82. of North Wildwood. June 8 He retired from the U S Coast Guard in IW9 after 26 ‘ yean He established the fint girls' basketball team In Cape^May in 1915 Joseph T. Smith. M. of Cape May Court House. June 10 He was employed by the Carpenter's Union Local 1743 of Wildwood Norman H. Switrler. 61, of Cape May Court House. June 7 Executive Vice President of the Cape May Court House branch of Guarantee Rank, he formerly was executive vice president of the old First National Bank of Cape May Court House and served on the board of directors Clara M. Turner. 79. of Wildwood. June 11 Harry Whilely. 75. of Petersburg. June 6 Helen Frb Willett. 62. of Ocean City. June 6 She was a school nurse for many years al Our Lady Star of the Sea and St Michael's school* in Atlantic City She also was an Allanlie City Public Health Nurse

G. Marabella, Restaurateur

STONE HARBOR - Gabriel Marabella, 71, who had just completed a large addition to his popular restaurant at 9426 3rd Ave., died June 7 in Haverford Community Hospital. . Forty-two years ago he opened his first restaurant, Luigi’s, in Germantown. Later, he opened a Marabells’s in Atlantic City, the Vernon Shop in Germantown and the Capri. HE ENCOURAGED his three sons to work in other fields. His son Angefo was a teacher, Louis owned a

computer firm and Gabriel Jr, was id insurance until I960, when with the help of his two brothers he opened Gabriel’s Horn in Academy House in Philadelphia. Mr. Marabella is survived by his wife, Michaelina; a daughter, Anna Marie Raimondo; his three sons; six grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated June 9 in Our Mother of Consolation Church in Chestnut Hill. Burial was Thursday in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Bible Church^ Concert Set

RIO GRANDE - The Hosanna singing group from the Philadelphia College of the Bible will give a concert 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, June 17, at the Bible Church here. ■ K The church will also hold a Father and Son dinner 6:30 p.m. June 18, and a

teen concert and, swimming party June 19. Pastor Robert Fox will preach on What is a Father? at the 11 a.m. service Sunday and on God the Father at 7:30 p.m.

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