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Sonia Kahn Counts 100 Candles Sat,

CAPE MAY - Sonja < Abram) Kahn marks heK 100th birthday Sept. 15. but Mayor Arthur Blomkvest honored the retired resort businesswoman with a city resolution during an early celebration of her centiennial year with family and friends last week More than 150 guests attended heC birthday party Aug. 26 at the Wildwood County Club hosted by her son, Samuel Kahn of Cape • May. Mre. Kahn emigrated from Dneptrovsk. Russia. • to Cape May. in 1921. via EMfs Island with her children. Minnie. 10 and Samuel. 8. Her husband. Naum Kahn. came to the U.S. in 1914 * At the outbreak of the Russian Revolution. Mrs. Kahn owned a millinery factory in her native land and her husband was in -dUiian purchasing furs for he\ Ife left Japan, thinking the J Revolution was only temporary, and traveled to Seattle. Wash . to learn the straw hat business He couldn't get work in a fac- — top.' there, though, because he wasn't a union member an^ couldn't join a union since he was not employed FREOM SEATTLE. MR KAHN moved to Cape May. via Philadelphia, to work as a barber By the time his wife and chjkiren joined him. he had

opened a boutique and men's furnishings' shop where Delias store is now located on the Washington Street Mall. They operated the shop until 1926 when the couple opened Kahn's Seafood Restaurant on the corner of Washington and Decatur streets which they' later named The Ugly Mug. Mrs Kahn was business president. In the early years of Kahn's Ugly Mug, its menu . listed such bargains as lobster dinner for SI .50, alamb chop platter for 75' cents and a full-course businessman's lunch for 35 cents. Those popular menus included everything from soups to desserts. Mrs Kahn was in business 54 years when she retired and sold The Ugly Mug in 1979. A widow since 1950. she is a member of the Beth Judah Temple Sisterhood, the Wildwood Chapter of Hadassah and community - organizations Besides her son, Samuel, her family includes grandchildren Bernard Hoffman of Margate. Arlene MacDona Id ^oL-Ftsfu ng~~ Creek? Barbara Margolis of Valley Forge. Pa . Marsha Canick of Boston, and Jeff Kahn of San Antonio. Tex., pluse her eight great grandchildren

HAPPY 100 — Sonia Kahn accepts congratulations from guests at her 100th birthday paijy.

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A Degree In Nursing CAPE MAY - Local resident Claire M Hennessy received an Associate in Science degree in nursing from the ^ School of Allied Health Professions of Hahnemann University of Philadelphia Ms Hennessy plans to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree A graduate of Wildwood Catholic High School. ■ North Wildwood, she | received the Policemen's ■ Benevolent Association I Scholarship, the Cape May ^ County Medical Society Auxiliary Scholarship and the Cape May County p Nurses Association Scholarship. She is the daughter of John and Claire Hennessy

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