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Crest Haven Open House COURT HOUSE - The residents of Crest Haven Nursing Home invite the community to their third annual Christmas bazaar, Friday, Nov. 16, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the recreation room. Christmas decorations for the tree, front doors, bell pulls, toys, pillows and dolls have been made by the residents. The Volunteers will sponsor the baked goods, jams, jellies and other food items. Re-enlists OCEAN CITY - Chief Master Sgt. John B. Armstrong. brother of Catherine R. Green of 1006 Central Ave., has reenlisted in the U.S. Air Force of Tempelhof Central Airport, West Berlin, after 23 years of military service. 1

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Academy Host To Art Program

k ERMA - South Jersey Christian Academy will be the November host school for the Cape May County Art League "Kids Teach Kids" program. According to academy art teacher Kate Oresic, four of the school's students will actually teach a Saturday, Nov. 10, Art - League class comprising students from other area elementary schools. The four youngsters will also design, illustrate, and write up the November issue of the "Kids Art Newsletter" which is one aspect of the Art League program for young art students. THE FOUR students are: sixth grader Julie Esher and fourth graders Charissa Ricketts, Kerry Woods, and Karen Buonanni. All are members of the newly organized South Jersey Christian Academy Art Club, of which Miss Oresic is advisor.

"The kids are really excited about this," Miss Oresic stated, nothing that involvement in the "Kids Teach Kids" program will give them countywide exposure in exhibits and competitions. She emphasized that her own role if purely super visory, and that tbi children themselves wil actually do the teachinj and newsletter prepare tion. "It's all their owi work," she said. THE COUNTY Ar League "Kids Teach Kids' program involves severe

area elementary schools, s with a different school dot ing the teaching and 5 newsletter each month. 1 South Jersey Christian Academy is an interdenom1 inational K-7 Christian elementary school, on r Seashore Road here.

Deaths 1 Virginia M: Beard, 91, of Ocean Vifew. Oct. 20. A former school teacher, she had lived in) Newark and Atlantic Cit/ EUg_JK Bishop. 86, of NcjptfiWildwood. Oct. 26. A T^Ured Philadelphia school teacher, she was a local resident for 21 years. Jennie Bryant, 83, of Nprth Wildwood, Oct. 25. A ^-resident for 18 years, she was a member of the local Ladies' Republican Club. Anna Giorgi. 77, of Rio , Grande, Oct. 21. Born in Vineland. she was a long time resident of West Philadelphia. Nathaniel II. High. 91, of Dias Creek, Oct. 28. He lived in the same community since birth and operated a

general store and fish market. Ethel M. Kensil, 68, of Marmora, Oct. 24. Born in Camden, she was an area resident for 25 years. Catherine Moran, 70, of North Wildwood, Oct. 22. Born in Philadelphia, she was an area resident for 22 years. Agnes M. Murphy. 72, of North Wildwood. Oct. 26. , Born in York, Pa., she was a resident for 13 years and belonged to the North Wildwood Rescue Squad. Lee R. Scholl, 66, of Erma Park, Oct 23. A carpentry contractor, he was a local resident for 35 years and served in the U.S. Army during World War II Anne M. Sullivan. 66. of Villas, Oct. 6. She lived in Jersey City for more than six decades and was a member of St. Raymond's Roman Catholic Church. Margaret Thiel, 79, of Villas, Oct. 26. Born in 1 Philadelphia, she was a local resident for 23 years. Constance V. Thomas. 79, of Stone Harbor, Oct. 20. Active in Red Cross programs for three decades, she was a bridge instructor who authored a book about bridge. Dorothy F. Thompson, 67, of Ocean City, Oct. 23. A { resident for 54 years, she J formerly lived in J Hawthorne, Fla. | Mildred H. Ulary^Z5,-of_ . North Cape May, Oct. 28. A retired AT&T telephone j operator, she belonged to . the Telephone pioneers. !

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