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Sews Notes from Seven Mile Beach M'Ellen Rowland T68-2294

Last week we suggested you attend a Christmas Service at St. Paul's R.C Church. We took our own advice and went to the Christmas Eve Mass at 5 p.m. It was extremely beautiful and uplifting. Monsignor Giammarino was his usual joyous self and an added plus was the , impressive singing voice of Father Michael P. Orsi. He has been a pal of ours for some time and he has never suggested that he was gifted with such a talent. What a glorious way to start celebrating our Lord's Birthday! * Connie (Sandpiper Galerie) Sands eave a smashing cocktail buffet on Dec. 23. As her parties always are, this one was a standout because of the excellent, unusual foods and many new faces. Many were familiar, to be sure: Herman Kapp helped carve the ham; Bill (Pancake House) Donohue helped eat it; Ellen (Irish Pavillion) Vaughn mingled; Scrooge Cieiland dispensed ascerbic wit as his date Joan (Happy Hunt I & II) dispensed charm, Met a newly-retired couple down here, Pat and Eugene Reed of Bayside Village — they had Coast Guard trainees for Christmas as they did at Thanksgiving. They will be an asset to the community. > • • IT'S VERY difficult to write about the death of a new but much admired new but mucn aamireo

friend and a person of national prominence as well. George McClelland Scattergood was a devoted husband and loving father of four .daughters, including Sister' George Marie of the Immaculate Heart of Mary of this community. He was dedicated to every cause which he espoused Among them were: Mid-Jersey Cape Rotary Club, Avalon Senior Citizen's Associa-

tion. Benevolent and Pro- ] tective Order of Elks in , Wildwood, and the Avalon Fishing Club, of which he was president. He was a prolific writer of such works as "The Independent Pharmacy" and was writing yet another book about the responsibilities of pharmacists during the last days of his illness. In 1969 he received the Public Service Award from the American Pharmaceutical Association for his consumer education talks. His dear friend Rita

(Mrs. Bruce) Goode was the lay .reader at his Mass of Resurrection at Maris Stella Church on Dec. 24. He was a perfectionist who sought it first in himself. Letters of sympathy may be addressed to his widow, Frances C. Scattergood at Shore Memorial Hospital. Donations in his memory should be made to the relief of famine in Africa. Fete Slated CAPE MAY - The Cape May Men's Republican Club will sponsor a dinner dance. The Dinner Dance will be held at the Officers' Club of the Coast Guard Base Feb. 2. An open bar will be in operation 6-7 p.m., prime rib dinner will be served and/ there will be dancing 8:00-11 p.m. with music by the Lucky Lindy's For tickets, contact officers of the club at 884-1418, 884-2495 and 884-0091. DAV Open DEL HAVEN - Beginning today, Disabled American Veterans Cape May County Chapter 44, will be open noon to 7 p.m. seven days a week for' hospitality and socializing. The organization, at Bayshore Road and Sunray ' Road, is seeking new | members. V"

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Deaths I

Beatrice G. Bi^rman. of Villas, Dec. 21. Bom in Pot- ' tsville, Pa , she was a local resident for 15 years. Emma T. Binns. 82, of Rio Grande, Dec. 21. A County resident for 35 years, she and her late husband operated the Binns Motel for 32 years. H. Robert Fuller, 56, of Villas, Dec. 23. He was a retired Philadelphia Park Policeman and an Army veteran of World War II. Joan Martin Hartranft. 54, of Villas, Dec. 25- A resident of Rose Tree, Pa. before moving here five years ago, she had worked with the Rose Tree Colts, a youth football organization, and served as a secretary for the March of Dimes. Calvin L. Jacobs, 66, of Wildwood Crest, Dec. 23. A Navy veteran of World War II, he retired as assistant supervisor for the Motor Vehicle Department, Division of Inspections for the state in Mt. Holly. John Lerro, 70, of Soiuh Seaville, Dec. 25. A employee of Lutheran Home in Ocean View, he was a local resident for 15 years. Henry Leutz. 79. of Stone Harbor, Dec. 20. An area resident for seven years, he was a retired Camden police sergeant. Russell P. Lincoln Jr.. 64, of North Cape May, Dec. 25. A retired Arco refinery employee, he was a Navy vetaujh of World War II -androrea. He belonged to Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 82 of Cape May.

Lawrence E. Pardee. 62. of Ocean City, from auto injuries. Dec. 21. Retired senior sanitary inspector for the Cape May County . Health Department, he served in the Navy for 20 years and was a member of its fleet reserve. \ Donald L. Randolph. 64, of Palermo, Dec. 21. A retired union carpenter, he formerly lived in L^vittown. Pa. before moving to Cape May County eight years ago. George Scattergood, 76, of Avalon, Dec. 21. A packaging consultant, in the pharmaceutical industry, he was appointed in 1968 to the committee fot the revision of the U.S Pharmacopeia. He received the public service award from the American Pharmaceutical Association for his consumer Education talks. At the time of his death, he was writing a book about the drug industry. Catherine Corby Schmittner, 73, of Rio Grande, Dec. 24. Born and raised in Philadelphia, she lived in Erma 10 years and moved to Rio Grande four years ago. A housewife, she belonged to St. John of God Church. Mabel U. Sears. 81. of Clermont, Dec. 20. A retired substitute school teacher in Cape May County, she was a past president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Seaville Camp Meeting Association. , Myrtle T. Ward. 66. of Ocean "City, Dec. 23. She was a lifelong resident of Ocean City.

Grover W. Wizemann. 87, of Ocean City, Dec. 18. A retired electrical technician at the Federal Aviation Administration - facilities tn Pomona, he was a ham radio operator for more than a half century. Paul V. Woods. 62, of Ocean City. Dec. 50. He was a retired production manager.

Births

The following births have been reported by Bprdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Joshua A'Mour to Bruce and Jane Jordan Land of Erma, Dec. 9. Ladonna Sharisse to L>aaonua ouanoo^ ^

Edbert and Carolyn Brown 1 Boyd of Court House, Dec. 1 10. Cody Alexis to Franklin 1 and Rebecca Weeks Lee of ■ "Wildwood, Dec. 9. Cory Lance to Joseph and Sandra Whitley Magurczek of Wildwood. Dec. 11. David Charles to David and Lana Turner MacDonald of North Wildwood, Dec. 11. Christina Ann to William and Traci Pfaff Kelly of Cape May, Dec. 12. Corinne Michelle to Christopher and Sandra Caldwell McDevitt of Cape May, Dec. 15. Elizabeth Marie to Philip and Evelyn Lopez Hargett of Cape May, Dec. 7. Jacqueline to Stephen and Janet Soley Schneider of North Cape May, Dec. 14. Sean Ryan to John Paul

and Pennilyn Bolinger Mc- • Cabe of Wildwood, Dec. 16. Tina Marie to Joseph Paul and Nicole D'Ambrosio Rinebold of Wildwood Crest, Dec. 14. Jessica Lynn to Anthony i Joseph and Mary Lois * _ I —Z aT

Helems Funari Villas, 14. Adrian to Virgilio Jr. and Lilliam Alicea Rodriguez of Woodbine, Dec. 15. Clifford Darrell to Clifford and Gina Marie Johnson Ginyard of Woodbine, Dec. 15. j Christopher' John to James and Patricia Taylor Stump of Cape May, Dec. 19. Vincent Joseph to James Stanley and Malvina Beaurieu Hartley of North Wildwood, Dec. 17. Jacqueline Noel to Jeffrey Wayne Sr. and Susan Joan Andrews Alexander of North Cape, Dec. 18. Jacqulynn Elizabeth- to Joseph Thomas and Nancy Jo Lewis Schweibinz Of Woodbine, Dec. 19. Rachael Marie to Joseph Raymond and Theresa Agnes Murray Small of North Wildwood. Dec. 19.

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