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I.uigi Amalfitano. 88. of Sea Isle City. Dec. 7. Retired chef and former owner and manager of Luigi's restaurant of Sea Isle City, he was a local resident for 21 years. He was born in Ponza. Italy. Marion Benjamin. 88. of Cape May Point. Dec 2. A registered nurse, she was born in Bloomfield where she resided until 1964. She was a member of Seaville Friends Meeting. Albert Blakey. 90. of Ocean City. Dec. 5. An international soccer player from 1916 to 1920. he later was a soccer coach for the Lighthouse Men's and Boy's Club of Philadelphia. He was in the Soccer Hall of Fame in Philadelpia as well as the Soccer Hall of Fame in Newark. He was a member of the Masonic Club of Ocean City. Sally Ann Cuneo. 29. of Villas. Dec. 5 of auto injuries. Born in Woodbury, she lived in Chews Landing until moving here four years ago. Helen L. Downing. 86. of Cape May. Dec. 2. Born in Philadelphia, she was a local resident for 28 years. She was a member of Our Lady Star of the Sea R.C. Church. Mary E. Giberson. 92. of Ocean View. Dec 1 Formerly principal of the Bargaintown School, she taught in the Galloway and Egg Harbor townships schools for many years. Born in Philadelphia, she was a longtime resident of

Steelmanville. Alfred H. Haid. 78. of Del Haven. Dec. 4. Born in Philadelphia, he was a retired photo-engraver for the Curtis Publishing Co. He was a loca resident for two decades. Edward W. Heifer. 17. of Court House. Dec. 4 of auto injuries. He was a student at Middle Township High School and also the Cape May County Vocational Technical Center. Edward O. Humes. 68. of Villas. Dec. 1. He was a retired employee of a car wash equipment manufacturer. Alma Irvin, 81. of Villas. Dec 2. A local resident for 50 years, she was a retired waitress for a Horn and Hardart Restaurant in Philadelphia. She was born in Port Carbon. Pa. Frank I. I.ashley Jr.. 18. of Tuckahoe. Dec 2 of auto injuries Born in Court House, he was a lifelong resident. He was a selfemploved clammer. JOHN JOHNSTON. 84. of North Cape May. Dec 8. A retired quarterman machinist with the Philadelphia Naval Yard, he was first president of the Bayshore Republican Club of Lower Township and a Lower Township Republican committeeman. He was past master of the Cold Spring Grange. Charles W. Lockyer, 64. of Ocean City. Dec. 3 in Washington. D C. during a bus trip. He was founder, president and chief executive officer of Pubco Corp.. Inc.. of Cleveland. Ohio. Formerly of Cheltenham. Pa., he was an Ocean City resident for a decade. Elsie MacNaughton. 82. of Cape May. Nov. 29. A retired operator for Sears and Roebuck, she was a past member of the Republican Club She l>elonged to the Women's Community Club and the Sunshine Club of Village Greene. She was active in the Lutheran Church Anna I.. Morris. 67. of Sea Isle City. Dec I Born in Camden, she lived there until 15 years ago. Anna May Peterson. 75. of Wildwood Crest. Dec. 6. A local resident for 42 years, she was a member of the Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church and the Christian Women's Club of Cape May County Mary K . "Peggy * ' Specht. 71. of Rio Grande. Dec. 6. Formerly of Clifton Heights. Pa . she was a member of Our Lady of the Angels Church in Court House. She was a local resident for six years. Charles M. Stickley. 70. of Cape May. Dec. 2. A retired driver and salesman for the Lehigh Valley Dairy in Langhorne. Pa., as well as a reited bus driver and maintenance man for Lower Township Consolidated Schools. He was a member of De Lassale Council 590 of the Knights of Columbus in Springfield. Pa. Thomas J. Travaseio. 76. of Sea Isle City. Dec. 2. Owner and manager of Travaseio Bar and Restaurant for four decades, he served in the Army during World War II. He was a fourth-degree Knight of Columbus. Monsignor Moroney Council, Wildwood, and member of d r e I.

the Knights of Columbus. Madonna Maria Council No. 3560. Sea Isle City. Catherine K. Wagner. 79. of Avalon Manor. Dec. 4 Born in Philadelphia, she was a local resident for 24 years. She belonged to the Avalon Manor Improvement Association. Hulings Wallace. 87. of Ocean City, Nov. 29. Retired operator of the Wallace Hardware store which he took over from his father in 1921, he was a lifelong resident of Ocean City. He was a member of American Legion Post No. 137 and the World War I Barracks. Matilda Witkowsky. 65. of Middle Township. Dec. 4. Formerly of Upper Township, she was a Middle Township resident for a decade.

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