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Harold Carlson. 76. of Wildwood. May 2Q. A building contractor of custom homes, he was a local resident for 35 years Margaret B. Cornelius. 78. of Ocean City. May 21

An honorary member of the Women's Community ( Club of Narberth, Pa., where she formerly lived before becoming a local resident 17 years ago. she had been active in the

Ocean City Shuffle Board / Club Maurice E. Dickinson. 84, of North Cape May, May 21 He was a loftsman for three decades at the Philadelphia Nayy Yard.

W. Allen Endicott Jr.. 64. of Ocean City. May 22. An area resident for 19 years, he was manager of the Chelsea Title and Guarantee Co. He was a veteran of World War II.

William A. Finsel 66 of Ocean City, May 21 . He was a retired sales representative for McKee City Distributors, former owner and operator of the Finsel Hardware Store and a

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t charter, member of the Artesins. Edward J. Heiser, 68. of Townsend's Inlet. May 19. A day manager for Busch's Seafood Restaurant, he was an Army veteran. He was a local resident for a decade. Harold M. Hinck, 71. of Cape May. May 20. A retired meat department employee of the Shop-Rite store in Montclair, he was an Army veteran of World Ward II and belonged to V.F.W. Peterson-Little Post 386. Robert J. Hughes. 74. of Ocean City, May 19. He was a retired sales manager for the former Yale and Town Local Co. now Easton Manufacturing Co. Inc. A local resident for seven years, he was a recipient of the Golden Dragon Pin from Drexel Institute. Martin Knauss, 85 of Villas, May 22. A retired auto mechanic from Abbott's Dairies of Philadelphia, he summered in the area since 1936' and became a permanent Resident 20 years ago. Vivian Nielsen 75. of Avalon, May 22. A local resident for four decades, she was a retired waitress from the Rock N' Chair Restaurant. She was a member of the Eastern Star of Sea Isle City. Mary Anne Niehaus, 74. of Cape May. May 20. She was a local resident for 15 years and belonged to St. John R.C. Church. John C. Tice. 83. of Ocean City. May 22. A retired athletic director and teacher in South Orange and Maplewood schools, he • was a member of the Cape May Council on Aging. He was a recipient of the Millville Elks Old Time Athlete of the Year Award. Protect Birches COURT HOUSE - According to Larry Newbold. County Agricultural Agent, now is a good time to control birch leafminers and prevent injury to your birch trees The birch leafminer is a common insect pest of several varieties of birch trees, including grify, paper, and European white birches Extensive injury by leafminers will weaken trees and encourage attack by bronze birch borers, which in turn can kill trees ADl'LT BIRCH leaf miners are small, onesixteenth of an inch, black sawflies. resembling tiny black flies. They can be observed on leaf surfaces during early to mid-May. Adult females deposit their eggs in newly formed leaves. These eggs hatch into tiny worm like larvae that tunnel between leaf surfaces. At first the larvae make only small blotches; then infested leaves turn brown and die. There are several generations each year, but the first two are the most injurious to birch leaves. Therefore, control measures should be applied in mid-May and repeated in late June. Labeled insecticides include acephate (Orthenei. carbaryl (Sevin), phosmet • (Imidan). When mines show, use dimethoate (Cygon or DeFend) or metasvstox-R