Herald A lantern 17 August '83

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LEWES, DEL. - Commerical fishermen found the body of a man, tentatively identified as Howard Tomlin of Lower Township, floating in the Delaware Bay about four miles from here Monday morning. Tomlin, 29, of Indian Avenue. North Cape May, had been missing since last Wednesday night when he left Pierces Point in Middle Township to fish alone from a 12-foot boat. Coast Guardsmen from Cape May began searching for Tomlin Thursday morning. They intensified the search Friday when his borrowed aluminum boat was found capsized near Bug Light, a fishing spot about five miles from Pierces Point. The search, however, was “suspended, pending further developments” Friday, according to Lt. (j.g.) Dennis Lawrence of the Cape May Coast Guard Base. That suspension was

School Slates Auction

COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Vocationa 1 Schools on Cresthaven Road will hold a sale Aug. 22 to dispose of surplus equipment. The sale will be held on the school premises between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Equipment such as electronic gear, kitchen equipment, typewriters, desks, calculators, outboard motors, beauty culture styling chairs and dressers, a Dodge van, an IBM systems three computer and approximately 200 other tools and equipment will be available to the successful bidder. Items will be awarded to the highest bidder and must be removed by the bidder. The Vocational Schools will offer no warranty. The school board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

still in affect Monday morning when the body was found. A SPOKESMAN from the Coast Guard Base at Roosevelt Inlet, Del., reported that the commercial fishermen discovered the body around 8:15 a.m. Monday and notified the Coast Guard which transferred the remains to shore. From papers and other clues found in the clothing, the body was tentatively identified as that of Tomlin, Lawrence explained. “As I said, he was not positively identified," Lawrence added' "but, apparently, he had some identification on him.” Positive ■ identification awaited an examination at Nanticokc Memorial Hospital in Seaford, Del., and a possible autopsy by Dr. Judith Tobin, medical examiner for Kent and Sussex counties. An investigation by Delaware State Police was also in progress Monday, Tobin said.

Three Artists In Exhibition

OCEANVILLE - The works of three Cape May County artists are among the inaugural exhibition of the Noyes Museum, which opened June 15 as South Jersey’s first museum of the fine arts. Local artists represented are Barbara Harberger, Court House; Connie Jost, West Cape May; and Gerald Lynch, Villas. Harberger has three works, Jost Two, and Lynch has three sculptures in the exhibition. The Noyes Museum is open 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and noon-4 p.m. Sunday. There is no admission charge. Guided tours can be arranged by calling 652-8848.

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