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Hk WAYNE STECHEK Stecher Gets Duty in Korea VILLAS — Wayne H. Sleeher of (he Villas has been assigned to Korea for a 13-month tour of duty after graduation Oct. 25 from intantry training at Ft. Benning. Ga. Stecher. a June graduate of I/Ower Cape May Regional High School, left for the service July 20. He is the son ol Ellie Stecher and brother ot Kurt Stecher. his maternal grandparents are Bob and Marie Esterline and his paternal grandmother is Jennie Troxell. all of this area. Shopping Trip Set CAPE MAY — A special bus for a Christmas shopping spree to benefit the Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island Restoration will leave the Acme lot here 3 p.m. Sunday. Stops will be made at Wildwood and Ocean City for pickup, and the bus will go on to Hahner Department Store in Westfield. This is a special project for the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs all over the state. Women's club members, families and friends, are invited. For further information call 884-8560. BradyRussom Nuptials NORTH WILDWOOD - Mr. and Mrs. G. John Brady of Aldan. Pa. and this city, announce the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth to Dennis Michael Russom of Springfield. Pa., and Wildwood Crest. The marriage took place Saturday. Nov. 2. at the Beadle Memorial Church. Cape May Point, with the Rev. Donald K. Theobald presiding. A reception was held at the Lobster House and the couple honeymooned in Hawaii. The bride is an assistant head nurse at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital and her husband is a mechanical engineer with the Navy Department. They will reside in Clifton Heights. Pa.

Deaths

.Mark T. Benson. 24. of Ocean City. Nov. 26 He was a shift manager with Roy Rogers in Atlantic City and formerly was a waiter at Bally s Park Place He was a local resident for seven years. James M. Brolly. 48. of Villas. Nov. 24. Owner of the Gaiss Market, he was a local resident for 13 years. Harry O. Burkharl. 68. of Wildwood Crest. Nov. 27. A retired employee of Atlantic Electric, he served in the Army during World War II. A lifetime resident of Wildwood, he was a member of the Crest Community Church. Mae Cossaboon, 91. of Cold Spring. Nov. 23. Born in Philadelphia, she lived most of her life in Cape May County. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Marmora. Margaret Castle Cox. 72. of Ocean City. Nov. 26. A former legal secretary. Mrs. Cox formerly was a matron model for the Marie McCullough Modeling Agency. She was a member of the Ocean City Democratic Party and a substitute teacher at Ocean City High School Grace Creamer. 68. of Dennis Township. Nov. 26. Born in Goshen, she was a local resident for five decades. She was a member of the United Methodist Church. Gladys V. I)aughert>. 84. of Ocean City. Nov. 22. Born in Canada, she was a resident of Ocean City and Longport Ruth II. Dickinson. 78. of North Wildwood. Nov. 29 Born in Philadelphia, she was a local resident for a half century. She was a member of the CenturyClub of Newtown. Pa., and a past member of the board of directors of the Neshaminy Valley Youth Center in Newtown. Charles C. Eberlv Jr.. 68. of Ocean City. Nov. 21. A retired sales representative for Duro-Test Corp in North Bergen, he was a member of the Cassia Lodge No. 273 Free and Accepted Masons of Ardmore. Pa. He formerly resided in Havertown. Pa., and Abington. Pa. Anna C. Kwing. 90. of Cape May. Nov. 29. Born in Philadelphia, she was a local resident for 45 years. Elizabeth S. File, 82. of Cape May. Nov. 29. She and her late husband purchased the Colonial Hotel 57 years ago. and their family has run it since. She was active in national and state Theatre Trip By AuxiliaryCOURT HOUSE - The Bayberry Twig Auxiliary of Burdette-Tomlin Memorial Hospital will sponsor a bus trip to see the musical "La Cage au folles" with Peter Marshall, at the Forrest Theater in Philadelphia Wednesday. Feb. 5. The bus will leave Jamesway parking lot at 9 a.m. and return immediately after the show. If interested, call 967-4736 or 368-3271.

hotels associations, and was a member of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church. Roberta J. Garman. 34. of Dennisville. Nov. 22. Born in Philadelphia, she lived in the Roxborough section of the city before moving here six years ago. Madeleine F. Griffith. 82. of Cape May, Nov. 26. A retired stenographer for the Kelly Girl Temporary Service, she was a member of the Covenant Bible Church of North Cape May. She lived in Linwood. Pa. before moving here 16 years ago. Ida Bates Groff. 104. of Ocean View. Nov. 24. The last surviving member of a prominent Chestnut Hill. Pa., family, she graduated from Norristown High School in 1901 where her graduation certification is the oldest in the school's archives. She was an occupational therapist at hospitals in the Philadelphia area. She owned a tea room at Bar Harbor. Maine during the depression era. Albert E. Ilalliday, 78. of Marmora. Nov. 26. He was the retired founder and owner of Chattin-Halliday Insurance Agency. He was treasurer of the building fund for First Presbyterian ' Church and a founder of St Mark's Lutheran Church in Oaklyn. He was past president of the Ocean City Kiwanis Club and was active in masonic affairs Esther C.W. Ilaun. 78. of North Wildwood. Nov. 29. She taught physical education at Middle Township High School. Darby (Pa • High School and Lower Cape May Regional High School. She was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma National Society She was a lifelong resident of the Angelsea area. Joseph llavdak. 54. of Delmont. Nov. 26. A retired sandwash operator at Jesse Morie and Son. Mauricetown, he formerly belonged to the Delmont Fire Co. Born in Rosenhayn. he was a local resident for two decades. Rev. Peter Kelly. 67. of Villas. Nov. 29 Associate pastor of St. Raymonds R.C. Church for the past 13 years, he formerly served at the Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, and St. Bartholomew's Parish, both in Camden. He was a former pastor of St Nicholas Parish in Egg Harbor City. James A. McNeff. 90. of North Cape May. Nov. 28. A retired machinist for the Honeywell Corp. of Philadelphia, he was a local resident for 12 years. ; Katherine ('. Moore. 69. of Cape May. Nov. 23. She was nursing supervisor at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital for the past 22 years. She belonged to the First United Methodist church and the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 156 Theodore Schmuck Jr.. 65. of Wildwood Crest. Nov. 22. A retired sergeant of the Highway Patrol for the Philadelphia Police Dept.. he served in the Navy during World War II. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 5 and the American Legion. W. Wallace Smith. 80. of Avalon. Nov. 29. A local resident for 55 years, he was a professional artist and a member of the '

Southern Jersey Art Club. Peter P. Sovani. 73. of North Cape May. Nov. 23. A retired tailor with Canuso Clothing in Philadelphia, he was a fourth degree Knights of Columbus, member of the Maroney Fourth Degree Assembly of Wildwood. and a member of the Stella Maris Knights of Columbus Council of Erma. D. Allen Stretch Jr.. 64. of Ocean City. Nov. 22. Owner of the D. Allen Stretch Jr. Real Estate and Appraisal Firm, he served on the Ocean City Board of Commissioners from 1959 to 1967. He was past chairman of Shore Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees and served on the board ol directors of Stainton's Dept. Store. Edith A. Taylor, of Ocean City. Nov. 23. A local resident for 35 years, she formerly I i vje d in Philadelphia. She was born in North East. Md. William II. Vance. 57. of Court House. Nov 29. A * building inspector and a building subcode official for Middle Township, he was the radiological defense officer for Cape May County. He was a member of the Middle Township Democratic Club, past vice president of the Middle Township Little League Minor Division, and an assistant Girl Scout leader.

Ct. House Tour Set COURT HOUSE - As part of the annual Christmas in Court House celebration, the Cape May County Chapter of the American Red Cross announces a house tour 1-6 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 15. The tour begins at the Jonathan Hand Law Office (Red Cross Building > at 10 N. Main St.. and will wind its w-ay through many beautifully decorated homes in the Court House area Also included in this year's tour is an edible chocolate house demonstration being conducted by Mrs. Lois McClure at the County Library on Mechanic Street 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the Meeting Room. Also scheduled is a Christmas Concert by the First United Methodist , Church Choir 4 p.m. A plate collection will be taken . which will be donated to the t/ American Red Cross.

Tours Set To Lambert Estate CAPE MAY - On two evenings during the holiday season. Friday. Dec. 20 and Mondav. Dec. 23. the MAC trolley will take groups of excursionists to visit the "1000 Summers" estate in l.ower Township. Owned by Lou Lambert, "loou Summers" has gained considerable fame for the Christmas lantasvland he creates each year on its extensive grounds. At the estate, the group will first tour the grounds, which abound with life-size figurines and circus animals as well as brightlylit displays. LAMBERT. AS host, will lead each group through the mainhouse. noted for its indoor pool room. Japanese master bathroom. and old master painting. At the conclusion of the tour, he will offer tourgoers seasonal refreshments. Each excursion departs trom the Physick Estate. 1048 Washington St.. 7:30 p in Reservations are a must, and may Ik- made by calling the MAC office at 884 5404

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