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Herald & Lanlern 15 |une '83

Deaths

Ruth E. Brasch, 53, of North Wildwood, June 9. A resident for 11 years, she was a member of the local Rescue Squad Auxiliary. Theresa Marie DiPasquale, 45, of Rio Grande, June 8. A 24-year resident, she was employed by the Marine National Bank. John Malcolm Hill, 71, of North Wildwood, June 11. A lifelong resident, he was a retired employe of the Grace Oil Company. John Kee, 60, of Whitesboro, June 7. An Army veteran of World War II, he lived here 23 years. Emily M. Kelly, 62, of Cape May Court House, June 8. Born in Philadelphia, she lived here 30 years. Gladys M. Kern, 89. of Cape May Court House, June 11. A former Cape May nursery school operator, she was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Advent. Jack Kershaw. 78. of West Wildwood, June 10. Formerly of Philadelphia, he was a past treasurer of the Villas Fishing Club. Harry Key Sr, 68, of Woodbine, June 4. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II and a member of the Woodbine Utilities Authority. Vinton D LaBar, 66. of North Cape May, June 4. A resident of 39 years, he was a retired carpenter and school bus driver Stefano Liero, 99. of Sea Isle City, June 8. He was a boat builder and carpenter and was a member of the Italian American Club Frank Pino, 69. of Villas, June 8. Formerly of Philadcelphia, he was a retired barber. Florence K. Shank. 81. of Del Haven. June 10. A resi-

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dent of 19 years, she was a member of the Tabernacle United Methodist Church. Wayne M. Stiles, 33, of Dias Creek, June 11. A selfemployed auto mechanic, he served in the U.S. Coast Guard during the Vietnam War Bernard Swagler, 86, of Dennisville, June 7. Bom in Newark Valley, N.Y., he was a resident since 1950. Florence R. Taylor, 67. of Green Creek, June 10. A lifelong resident, she was a member of the Green Creek United Methodist Church. Carl H. Weber, 73, of Burleigh, June 6. Born in Camden, he was a retired printer.

Community Bible School

COURT HOUSE - The Community Daily Vacation Bible School will be held this year June 27-July 1. Children ages 3 through those going into the 2nd Grade in the Fall will be taught in the Methodist Church while the Third Grade and up will be taught in the Baptist Church. The evening Bible School will again be held. The hours will be6 :30-8p.m for additional information call 465-7087 or 465-5511. New Beginnings Events Slated COURT HOUSE - New Beginnings, support group of separated, divorced and widowed persons, will have a time management presentation on techniques to balance and control use of time, 8 p.m Friday at the County Extension Center. Fon information call 522-6211.| Two event! are scheduled for the following weekend. A V coffee and discussion on “Being Single-Agony or Ecstasy?" 8 p m. Friday. June 24, at the American Legion post room (for information call 522-6211), and a house party, 8 p.m Saturday, June 25. Call 465-4272 or 465-3577 for information and reservations.

Post Salute On Flag Day CAPE MAY - Harry Snyder Post 193, American Legion, will participate in a Flag Day observance Tuesday. June 14. as part of a Nationwide “Pause for the Pledge" of Allegiance program. The observance of this national salute slated for Flag Day, will be held at the American Legion Post Home, 405 Congress St., at 7 p.m. to coincide with the national program scheduled to take place at historic Fort McHenry. Commander John T. Dollinger hopes that the local post’s participation in this observance can create a warm feeling 6f loyalty and patriotism in Cape May by having the American legion and other organizations take an active part Dollinger also urges all citizens to display the American Flag in their homes and place of business

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Father's Day To Be Marked

GREEN CREEK - Father’s Day will be observed at the Community Church, Delsea Dr, this Sunday. Men of the church will take part in the 11 a.m.

Divorces

COURT HOUSE - Divorces were granted to the following Cape May County residents in May: Vincent L LaManna, Jr of Stone Harbor from Vivian E. LaManna of Sea Isle City. Rachel M Girlamo of Ocean City from Albert D Girlamo of Pennsylvania Ralph Collet of Ocean City from Debra A.G. Collet of Louisiana Frances S. Yearicks of Cape May Court House from Dennis M. Yearicks of Cape May Court House Newton T. Johnson of Ocean City from Evelyn M Johnson of Linwood. June B Horne of Wildwood from John D. Home of Trenton Cecilia H. O'Neal of Rio Grande from Ronald E O’Neal of Atlantic City Aida Feliciano of Woodbine from Wilbert Feliciano of Woodbine. Albertine Becker of Ocean City from H William Becker of Ocean City. Mary Theresa England of North Wildwood from Andrew F England of Philadelphia Eugene D. Noland Jr. of West Cape May from Charlaine T. Noland of Honolulu, Hawaii. Marcia K.H. Martin of Ocean City from Robert C. Martin of Johnstown, Ohio Abram Smith of West Cape May from Betty Ann Smith of Wildwood Roberta J Taylor of Cape May from Richard D Taylor of Cape May Joseph Longstreet of Wildwood from Catherine Longstreet of Mayville Evelyn M. McGunnigle of Cherry Hill from Gary E. McGunnigle of Cherry Hill Geraldine Troup of Woodbine from Melvin Troup of Woodbine Lynn Garrett of Ocean City from Kenneth Garrett of Somers Point Geneva M. Mannice of North Wildwood from Albert C. Mannice of North Wildwood. F, Edward Benham of North Cape May from Elizabeth A Benham of Springfield, Pa. Joyce T Hall of Ocean City from James Hall of Marion, S.C. William E Staples of Villas from Victoria Staples of Andalusia, Pa Lynda Hall of Villas from Brett Hall of Massachusetts David London of Woodbine from Charlotte I London of Mays Landing. Sandra L Roy of Rome. N Y. from Richard A. Roy of Wildwood. Ruth A. Smith of Ocean City from James J. Smith of Barrington, N.J. Patricia H. Ewan of Cape May from Harry W Ewan, Jr of Middle Township. Michael R Reason of Villas from Patricia A Reason of Sacramento. Cal Kenneth J Mqcgleworth of North Cape from Grace M Muggleworth of Cape May Court House.

worship service. Pastor Joseph Muggleworth will preach on the theme “The Marvelous Father " Len Muggleworth from Bare Foot Bay, Fla., will bring a message in song entitled ' ‘‘The Lighouthouse" A hymn sing will be con ducted at 7 p.m featuring song leader John Mowery Special music will be provided by the pastor’s brother Len, singing country gospel selections The men in attendance will sing in chorus “How Great Thou Art”. Refreshments will be served in the social hall following the sing. Vacation Bible School will be conducted June 20 to 24.9 a.m. to noon daily. For pre-registration call 886-3335 ‘Evangelism Week' Slated CAPE MAY PT - Maranatha Christian Fellowship holds services at the Union Chapel. 10 a m. Sunday. Pastor Mark . Stiefel wiM be sharing in the experience of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit During “Evangelism Week,’’ June 21-25, members of Maranatha will be visiting house to house with a revival message. Bikers Plan—DAV Benefit DEL HAVEN - The Jersey Cape Motorcycle Club and Touring Association will hold its Second Annual Chanty Poker Run and Picnic from 10 a m. until 1 p.m , Sunday at the Disabled American Veterans' Chapter 44 building on Bayshore Road, Route 603 Proceeds benefit the DAV chapter Tickets '18 adults, $4 children under 12) in elude the cost of food and beverages A 1982 Turbo Seca 650 will be raffled to holders of special $10 tickets. For information, write Robert Eberhardt at 446 Tuckahoe Road, Mar mora, N.J 08223

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