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Dominick Cappachione. 71, of North Cape May, April 3. A Wildwood resident for six decades, he moved to North Cape May four years ago. He was a retired barber and was an Army veteran of World War II He was a charter member of the, Little Players Club. Kdward Clement II. 78. of Stone Harbor. March 30. Owner and operator of Clement's Esso Service-center in Haddonfield for four decades, he was a member of the Haddonfield Methodist Church, the Ar tisans and the Shur-Shotz hunting club. Anna 'Polly' Douglas, 67, of North Cape may, April 5. A local resident for eight years, she was a former member of the Moose '

Lodge 1157 of North Wildwood. Margaret E. Douglas, 75, of Petersburg. April 2 Born in Washington D C., she was a local resident for 17 years. Betty Everett. 64. of North Cape May. March 31 She formerly lived in Na tional Park Helen M. Finch. 65, of Millville, April 2. Born in B e 1 1 p l a i n , she was employed by Wheaton Industries and various sewing factories in the area. Annis D. Hand. 81. of Rio Grande. April 2 A lifelong resident and a retired registered nurse, she work ed as a nurse with the Middle Township schools. She belonged to the Rio Grande Bible Church Ladies Aide Society. Earl W. Harwick. 81. of Ocean City, April 2. He was

vice president of the Lambertville Stainless Flatware Co. where he was employed for 45 years He was a local resident for seven years. Frank J. Holdberg. 66. of Avalon. April 2 A retired telephone installer for Western Electric Co.. he was an Army veteran of World War II and belonged to Eastern Star Lodge 186. Free and Accepted Masons. Tadeusz Jedrak. 58. of Bellplain. April 2. A veteran of World War II. he was an active member of the VFW Bellplain Post 6257. He was employed by C.N A in Fairfield Township and operated the general store of Bellplain for the last three years. Erma N Kiley. 87, of North Cape May. April 6. She was a local resident for three decades and was a member of the Groupies senior citizens club. Chester J. Koenig Sr.. 78. of North Wildwood. March 31. A local resident for 12 years, he was a retired mechanical technician for, the Eaton Forklift Co. He was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose, No. 585 and was active in the local Senior Citizens Center and club. John W. Lafferty, 70. of Wildwood, April 2. A retired officer with the Philadelphia Police Department, he was a Navy Veteran of World War II He belonged to the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police and Moose

Lodge 585 of North Wildwood. Helen M. McBride, 95, of Ocean City. April 1 A local resident for two decades, she was a charter member of the order of the Eastern Star. Chapter 464. of Holmesburg. Pa. She was a member of St. Peter's United Methodist Church Richard A. Morgan Sr.. 62 of Ocean City. March 31 . An accountant, he operated his own office in Hammonton for three decades, and also was a controller for the Ocean Point Health Care Center and Renault Wineries. He was a World War II Army veteran. Arthur P. Molnar, 70. of Villas, April 4. Born in Rankin. Pa., he was a local resident for four years. He was a retired operator for the sewage disposal plant in Duquesne, Pa Anna L. Morrison, 90. of Ocean City. April 3. A yeoman in World War I. she was a secretary with a Philadelphia insurance firm . Formerly of Lansdowne. Pa., she was a local resident two years. Cornelious J. O'Kane. 65. of North Cape May. April 3. A retired printer for the Scouts Set For Annual Showcase ERMA — Baysea District. Boy Scouts of America will hold its annual Scout-O-Rama Saturday This will be the 14th year the scouts have brought the public attention to their activities and their results. This Scout-O-Rama will be held at the Lake Laurie Campground. Route 9 and Bennett 's Crossing. Participating troops will supply their own individual Cmes Opening cerenies commence at 1:45 p m Music will be furnished by the U S Coast Guard Band Words of welcome will be given by Mr. Sidney L. Brody. president of the Southern Boy Scouts of America Council Woodbine Elementary School Historical Honor Guard, will present a pag eant of the history of the United States flag Follow ing these ceremonies the ex hibits will be opened for all to see. There are three groups of scouts participating. Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and the Explorers. A Slo-Pitch Tourney Set COURT HOUSE - The City of Cape May and Middle Township are cosponsoring a men's slo-pitch softball tournament April 20 and 21 at the Goshen Complex here Additional information for the A.S.A. sanctioned tournament can be obtained by calling the Civic Affairs Department at 884-8411. ext. 20 or 27.

Rand McNally Co., he was an Army veteran of World War II and took part in the invasion of Normandy. He was past commander of VFW Post 746 in Peeksill N Y where he resided until six months ago Donald W. Shulte. 65. formerly of Avalon and Ocean City. April 2. in Stuard. Fla. He was a building contractor and owned and operated the Holiday Hotel. Avalon. An Army veteran of World War 11. he was a fourthdegree member of the

Knights of Columbus. William W. Smith. 98. of Avalon, March 31. A local resident for 18 years, he was a 50-year member of the Potter Lodge. Free and Accepted Masons of Philadelphia. Ruth T. Webb. 76. of Beesleys Point. April 5. A retired Middle Township High School teacher, she was on the administrative board of Trinity United Methodist Church in Marmora. She was president of Wilson College Alumni Association.

CHIROPRACTIC FOR BETTER HEALTH DR. JOSEPH J. RIZZO Here's how Chiropractic Treats Athletic Injuries Most athletes have come to recognize the hazards involved in. their activities, and are among the most regular patients of chiropractic. It is important to consult your doctor of chiropractic regularly, regardless of you type of recreational activity. If you are a parent, it is important to make certain your child dews not suffer a spinal problem. Your doctor of chiropractic will detect and correct subluxations, however incurred, and will arrest or prevent problems which they would produce. Chiropractic treatments can not only re-establish nerve function, but will relax as well.. With improved health, your enjoyment of your recreational activity will be enhanced.

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Rio Grande Builds Lead in Volleyball

CAPE MAY - Rio Grande Buildmg Materials strengthened its hold on first place by winning three of four games against Cape May Mobile Estates in coed recreation volleyball action. Mobile Estates took the third game 16-14 while Rio Grande took games one, two and four by scores of 15-6. 15-11 and 15-10 Twelve consecutive serves by Bud Bowman led Rio Grande in the first game. Nice saves and good net coverage by Marty Franco and Fran Vogel led Rio Grande in the second game. The serves of Chuck Crossan and Diane Carson led Mobile Estates to its only win of the evening. Rio Grande took the final game behind the play of Fran Vogel. PETE'S RACQUET Club evened its record on the season as it defeated the Bijou Brats by 15-13. 15-3, 15-5 and 15-12. Pete's took a close first game despite fine efforts from Bijou's Joe Fowler and Craig Mericle. The serves of Judy Ricco

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