6 Herald & Lantern 6 March, 1985

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GOP Meets COURT HOUSE- the middle township republican club will hold its monthly meeting 8 pm Monday March 11, in the County Library here. The meeting will focus on the responsibilities of a committeeman or committeewoman. Town ship leader Thomas Bevis will lead this discussion For more information contact Paul Herly at 465-5885 For condidates The dennis Township republican club will host a local candidates night tuasday, March 13 at 7pm in old Ludlam School. All township residents, as well as pro spective candidates are urged to attend. all district 2. Ocean View area residents are reminded, teh club is seeking candidates to file applications for the now vacant positions of county committipersons

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Deaths

James E. Banks, 63, of Ocean City, Feb. 27 in Philadelphia An Ocean City resident tor 31 years, he was a retired driver for Brownlee's furniture store Frederick C Conner 72 of South Dennis. Feb 27. A lifelong resident, he owned and operated Connor's Flower Shop and was employed by the county Highway Department. He was an Army veteran of World War II Cecelia Crouse, 76 of Villas, Feb 27. Former of the Cameo Beauty Salon, she was resident for 42 years Alf H. Davis. 79. of Wildwood Crest, Feb 27 A lifelong resident, he was a noted athlete and was on the U S Coast Guard Foot ball Team of New London Conn He owned and operated several businesses in the Wildwoods Herbert Dorn. 77. of Town Bank. Feb 24 Born in Germany . he was a retired experimental machinist for the Federal Aviation Administration. Pomona David K Finch. 21. of North Cape May at Camp LeJeune. N C He was a member of the 2nd Marine Division, 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion. HNS Company Virginia Fiscella. 74. of Wildwood Crest. Feb 26 She was a registered nurse who assisted her late hus band. Dy Philip Fiscella. during 57 years of practice in Wildwood and Philadelphia Raymond J Herbert, 73. of Court House. Mar 1 A local resident, he was a retired club and hotel manager and an Army veteran of World War II Mary T Hollingsead 87. of Fgg Harbor Township, formerly of Green Creek and Court House. Feb 27 Born in Goshen, she belonged to the Order of the eastern Star in Court House and the American Association of Retired Persons John G. Kohl. 77, of Villas. Feb 26 He was a

self employed painter and paperhanger and an army veteran of World War II Helen Koval, 88, of Wildwood Feb 28 Born in Poland, she was a local resident for 35 years Katherine Lilliston, 76, of Wildwood crest, Feb 28 She owned and operated the Syracuse Motel for 10 years, and was a former member of the Greater Wildwood Motel Association John J McDowell, 53 of Los Angeles. formerly of Ocean City. Feb 22 A former varsity football player at Ocean City High School and a member of the city beach patrol he was an editorial writer for the Los Angeles Herald Examiner and the Arizona Republic in Phoenix William G. Meinel Jr. 66 of Villas. Feb 28 A local resident for seven years, he was a Navy veteran of World War 11 He retired from S.K.F industries in Philadelphia Philip C Phillps. 77. of Townsend's Inlet. Feb 22. in Boyntun Beach, Fla He was the proprietor of Buschs Seafood Restaurant Marie B Stirling. 88. of Cape May Point. Feb 25 A local resident for 55 years, she was nurse for the Greenwood School of Rux tun. Md . who belonged to the Episcopal Church of the Advent in Cape May Carl D. Sunden . 79, of Wildwood, Feb 26 A local resident for 19 years, he was a retired driver for the Yellow Cab Co in Philadelphia Leandrue Tomlin 61, of Court House, Feb 25 Born in Goshen, he was a Navy veteran of World War II who retired from the plating division of Westinghouse in Newark Anna A. Traum, 75. of North Cape May. Mar 2. in Philadelphia She was a local resident for 15 years William Wilshire Jr . 79. of Cape May. Feb 23 a local resident for 15 years, he was a retired editor with the Newark News

Navigation Aid Change Under Fire WASHINGTON. DC - Congressman Bill Hughes (DNJ) has expressed concern about a proposal by the administration to con tract out the maintenance responsibility for naviga tional aids along the New Jersey Intracoastal Water way During a hearing of the House Subcommittee on the Coast Guard. Hughes questioned Adm. James Gracey, commandant of the Coast Guard, about the proposal to shift the maintenance activities for navigational aids from the Coast Guard to the private sector He warned that the plan could impair safety along this key New Jersey waterway without achtevmg any meaningful savings to the federal budget "It may well be that some aspects of the aids to navigation mission can be transferred to the private sector without disrupting the overall program, the South Jersey lawmaker said However. I am extremely concerned about the cost -effectiveness of this proposal, Its potential impact on the boating in dustry in New Jersey, and other issues such as federal liability for contractors' negligence in maintaining aids " 2 Trips Set By Educators A New York City theater trip and an eight -day Canadian vaction trip are planned by the Cape May County Educators Association The New York trip is scheduled for April 11-13 and includes admission to "Chorus Line" and Liberace Show The Canadian trip. May 11-18. in eludes Ottawa. Montreal, and Quebec. For information and reservations, call Barbara Locke, tour coordinator. 398-4680

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