Cape May County Herald, 18 July 1984 
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Gas Co. Veterans Honored
FOLSOM — Seventeen Cape May County residents we%. _ among employes of thi South Jersey Gas Co. (South Jersey Gas) honored recently for service of 25 years or more. The veteran employes * and recent retirees were inducted into the company's Gaslight Club. Employes who completed 30, 35 and 45 years of service also were honored. SOME OF those singled out were employes of the Cape May division who had reached 25 years' service with the New Jersey Gas Co., which was acquired by South Jersey Gas in Oc-
tober. 1983 James H. Andrew, North Cape May, was among the 1984 inductees into the Gaslight Club, along with
Edward M. Stiebinger. 1 Marmora. Norman R Adams. Ocean City, was honored 1 for 30 years' service. Newly inducted retirees included Joseph N. Betz, Avalon CAPE MAY Division employes included Ben jamin M. Church, Villas; Albert J. Cinowski, Rio Grande; Edward Evanchyk and Margaret M Higgins. North Wildwood; John W. Garrison Jr and William R. Kiser, North Cape May; John L. Hewitt Jr and Clara J. Solomon, Wildwood; George E O'Neal, South Seaville; Howard Rickley and Nicholas S. Trofa, Ocean City , George C. Snyder and Walter A. Schultz, Wildwood Crest.
1 Deaths
Sterling W. Bermender, 73, of Cape May, July 10. He retired from the Marcos Corp. of Philadelphia as a purchasing agent. He was a resident for eight years. Teresa W. Ganley, 91, of Ocean City, July 13. She retired from the accounting department of the 4 Strawbridge & Clothier department store in Philadelphia. James H. Holt, 36, of Sea Isle City, July 12. Born in Philadelphia, he resided here most of his life. Jane R. Jaeger, 78, of Cape May Point, July 8. A 20-year resident, she retired after 40 years as an operator and supervisor for Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania. Maurice X. Kanady. 64, of Cape May, July, 14. He was a retired captain of the Cape May Lewes Ferry and a member of the Cape Island Masonic Lodge Henry Albert Laib, 77, of ^pean City, July 14 He was "bdrn in Philadelphia and had been a pressman with 4 the Curtis Publishing Co there W. Russell Loose. 75, of Ocean City, July 8 He was born in Berks County, Pa., and was a retired salesman. Joseph Potoschnick. 56, of Wildwood Crest, July 11. He was a 30- year resident. He was employed for 25 years by Harry Stokes Jr and Albert S. Beers of Wildwood Linen Supply Co. Aniela Pulaski, 96, of Cape May Court House, July 1 1 . She was a resident of Woodbine for 80 years and a member of St. Casimir's Roman Catholic Church. Hortense bodgers. 52, of Swainton. Jply 9 Born in Egg Harbor, she was a resident of Swainton for 20 years. Lea J. Ross. 60. of North Cape May. July 10. She was a member of the South Jersey Baptist Church and the Newfield Senior Citizens. Sister M. Agnes Schelbert, 50, of Swainton. She was a member of the American Provincial Council of the Sisters of the Holy Redeemer She was born in Lindenweg, Germany Robert C. Seiger. 73, of Villas, July 10. He retired after 45 years with Philco Ford in Philadelphia, where he was in electronics and television repair. Elizabeth Rahn Stewart. 75, of Ocean City, July 10. She was formerly a teacher in North Coventry Township, Pa. She was a 25-year resident.
Joseph P. Stewart. 77, of North Cape May. July 12. He retired after more than 37 years with Acme Markets of Philadelphia as a grocer and manager. Edna M. Stumm, 83, of Wildwood Crest, July 12. Born in Buffalo, N.Y., she J* lived here for most of her life. Margaret L. Erie, 76, of Shaw crest. July 12. She was a resident 12 years and a member of the American Association of Retired Persons Alex Vernacchio, 62, of Mayville, July 11. He was the owner and operator of Mr. B's Pizza Shop in the Jamesway Shopping Plaza for the past 12 years.
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