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ERMA — Marie E. Garretson was surprised on the occasion of the 75th Birthday with an open house at her home, Pine Tree House given by her son, E. Warren Garretson, bis wife Eleanor and their children. One of the highlights of the day was a citation from the New Jersey State Senate honoring her years of community service and other activities, Sen. James R. Hurley made the motion and presentation. A SECOND resolution by Assemblymen Joseph Chinnici and Guy Muziani passed by the Assembly expressed their congratulations for Mrs. Garretson’s exemplary record of civic and public service. The resolution stressed many aspects of her career, which includes serving for 18 years in numerous offices of the N.J. Federation of Republican Women, Inc.

Dickinson Garretson, she jj and her husba* helped form Scout Troops and 4-H Clubs, which led her to becoming president of the Cape May County Fair Association, and an officer of the State Fair Association. In 1979 she was given ,**' the honorary title of Mayor of Pleasantville, Atlantic County, for hdr efforts in the rehabilitation of senior

citizens.

She has written many articles for county and state historical societies and in 1976 formed and became president of the Lower Township Historical Society; in the bicentennial year she wrote a 200-year history oi the township. Mrs. Garretson is descended from Capt. John Kelly, who manned his own vessel carrying colonists from England to Virginia in 1604, according to Hotten's

records.

THE HONOREE aided in forming the County Women's Republican Club and the Presidents and Past Presidents County Women's Republican Club, and served as president of both She also formed the Lower Township Bay Shore Womens Republican Club. Active in Veterans of Foreign Wars, she served as President of the 17th district and as State Chairman for South Jersey, also 3 terms as president of W. Auxiliary 7476. She

Coming to Erma in

16th year, followini graduation from W. Philadelphia High School for Girls, and later attending a Virginia finishing school, Mrs. Garretson was quickly involved in charity

projects,

FOLLOWING HER marriage iiY 1929 to Frank Fund Appeal For Center COURT HOUSE - George J. Plewa, executive director of the Jersey Cape Diagnostic, Training arid Opportunity Center here is drumming up support for an Assembly bill which would remedy a $43,000 shortfall in funding for the

center.

He has written the local legislative delegation to support Assembly Bill 1051, which would provide $1,249,210 for the 31 rehabilitation centers in the state that serve 2,110 extended employees. Extended employees are persons too severely handicapped to work on jobs in the community and are employed directly by workshops such as the

center.

r servbd two terms as commandVr of the county

D.A.V.jAuxiliary.

SERVING FOR more than 25 years in cancer activities in the county, she is also on the board of directors, the executive committee and was Crusade Chairman for the County and Lower Township Chairman for many years. She is now serving asjfceasurer of the

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Cape May Co. Cultural and Heritage Commission. After losing to fire in 1966 her restored, 200-year-old home, with 21 rooms of family antiques and collectibles. she started over again with collecting antiques for her new home. She is a widely kndwn authority on antiques, especially glassware and old bottles, and in 1975 designed and had made the So. Jersey Cape bottle depicting the Cape May Point light house and old concrete ship, assisted by her son Warren. She was widowed in 1970.

Susan L. McPherson, daughter of Anne Madsen, North Cape May, and Richard McPherson, Cold Springs, graduated from the U.S. Navy? Training Center in Orlando, Fla. July 22. Ms. McPherson is a 1981 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School. Upon graduation from basic training, Ms. McPhersdn was recommended for Officers Candidate School after completing her 15-week training program at the Naval Training Base in Norfolk, Va., in Anti-Submarine Warfare.

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JOHN t\ ATTENBOROUGH. 57. ot North Cap*-May. July 77 Hr had born employed as a chef al (he Atlantic Cily Country Club for the past five years KYLE JOSEPH BARTt.ESON. six days old. of Erma. Aur 4 JAMES W. JIIRCH. 92. of Wildwood. Aur 7 He was a former city employee, K. SIXTEN CARI.SON. 72. of Wildwood. Aur 5 He was a retired commercial fisherman JOSEF G. CAUFFMAN. 82. of Ocean Cily. Aur 7 He was a local resident 17 years LEWIS J. DEMYAN. 80. of Green Creek. Aur I He was bom in Cape May County and had lived hefe most of his life WILLIAM II. GRAY. 72. of Ocean City. Aur 7 He was a member of (he Ocean City FishmR Club JOHN H GRISAN. 84. of Wildwood. Aur 2 A former commercial fisherman, he also worked for SunberR's Restaurant more lhan 40 years LAURA M HART. 83. of Fort Lauderdale. Fla . formerly a longtime resident of Ocean City. Aur 4 CATHERINE P. HULME. 54. of Goshen. Aur 6 She was a member of the Dias Creek United Methodist Women ANTHONY. E. Kt'HIAK. 86, of Court House. Aur 6 He was a retired poultry farmer MARGARET LINN. 73. of Sea Isle City. Aur 2 She worked as a secretary for the city'* Publicity Dept 10 years ELIZABETH S. MITCHELL. 67. of the Villas. Aur 4 She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Cape May BERNARD MULLAN. 77. of Cape May. Aur 5 He was a member of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church LAURENCE M. PURSLEY. 79. of Ocean City. Aur 4 He was retired executive tor the American Motors Co MIRIAM B. REH'HLV. 82 of Ocean City. Aur 4 She was a retired teacher from Ocean City High School ANNIE M XTERHINH, *6. of Court House. Aur 4 She was a member of Ihr Fnsl United Methodisi Church here STELLA R ZULKER. 62 of Court House. Aur 7 She lived here nine years

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