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Herald & Lantern 6 February '84 i

Meet Tues. WILDWOOD - County Legal Secretaries will bold their February meeting Tuesday, at 7 p.m. at Nino’s Restaurant, 4712 Atlantic Avenue. This meeting will focus on the updating of a survey conducted five years ago regarding the nature of legal secretary employment and our related feelings. Anyone interested in attending this dinner meeting, please contact Betty Ann Thornton at 522-0511 before tomorrow.

Deaths

Philip J. Baker, 76, of Ocean City, Feb. 3. Formerly of Lin wood, he _ was a resident for six years. Ellen M. Blizzard. 77, of Ocean City, Fdb. 3. A lifelong resident, she was a member of the Messiah Lutheran Church. Estella N. Boyle, 77, of North Cape May, Feb. 4. Formerly of Brooklyn, N.Y., she was<a member of St. John of God Roman Catholic Church. James J. Brady, 76, of Ocean City, Jan. 25. Retired, be was a member of the Ocean City Fishing Club. Richard E. Davis, Sr., 50, of North Wildwood, Feb. 1. A police captain, he was a member of the first, graduating class of Wildwood Catholic High School. A, W. John Diedrich, 65, or Cape May, Feb. 4. A member of the Episcopal Church of the Advent, he was a member of American Legion Post 193. Albert Exler, 72, of Villas, Feb. 1. Bom in Philadelphia, he was a member of the Joseph Millman Center. Michael A. GcrUlini, 69, of Woodbine, Feb. 4. He was a former member of Woodbine Borough Council and owner of Gentilini Ford. Myrtle M. Griffin, 86, of Wildwood Crest, Jan. 28. Bom in Maryland, she was a resident for 65 years. Marion F. Hewitt, 84, of Rio Grande, Jan. 30. Bom in Philadelphia, she was a resident since 1923. Alys C. Middleton, of Wildwood Crest, Feb. 3. A lifelong resident, she was a member of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Edna M. Mueller, 77, of Cape May, Jan. 29. Bom in Philadelphia, she was a resident for 11 years. Joseph H. Rees, 75, of Ocean City, Feb. 3. Bom in Philadelphia, he was a carpenter. Ralph B. Rohrman, 91, of Ocean City, Feb. 1. A resident for 21 years, he was past president of the Masonic Club. Guy R. Sessamen, 81, of Clearwater, Fla., formerly of South Seaville, Jan. 31. ■ He was a retired building contractor. Rosa B. Spalding, 78, of Whites boro, Jan. 29. A lifelong resident, she was a member of St. Stephan's AME Church and a charter member of the Household of Ruth. Leonard B. Stamp, 76, of Villas, Feb. 3. He was a U.S. Army veteran and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Richard T. Supplce, 74, of Bradenton, Fla., formerly of Wildwood, Jan. 31.

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