V « • 1 4 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 22 January '86

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Knights Set Trump Trip

WILDWOOD - A trip to Trump Plaza Casino, Atlantic City, Monday, Jan. 27. will be sponsored by Wildwood Knights of Columbus 2572. Bus leaves the Knights of Columbus Hall, Walnut and New York Avenues. North Sent to lejeune WOODBINE — Marine Lance Cpl. George L. Hudgins, son of Geraldine and George L. Hudgins III of 902 Franklin St., recently reported for duty with 2nd Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, NC.

Wildwood, 5:30 p.m. for a four-hour stay at the casino. Wine and cheese will be served at the hall 4:45 before departure. For reservations, call 522-3681. Neighborhood Assn. Meeting COURT HOUSE - The Cape May Court House Neighborhood Association meets 7:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month at the First United Methodist Church Social Hall. For further information, call 465-3963 or 465-4977 evenings.

x E VE R YTH I NG-vXn *IN THE STORE*' * IS ON SALE! Jf Super Savings in Every Department k Villas Furniture. has reduced every piece of furniture in every department for this annual, money saving T sales spectacular' Now's the time to take advantage ★of these sensational low. low prices and save more a * than ever before1 Hurry in for best selection' , **** . ITS OUR ANNUAL MILLION DOLLAR SPECTACULAR! SALE STARTS JAN. 29TH AND ENDS FEB. 2STH I LOOK FOR OUR \ 12-PG. CIRCULAR 8 |™ $OnJ IN YOUR LOCAL g 8 Id FU/Q PAPER B B 0O* Sor'HQ fUy. IB" nCW OrMiCn H H Sets Carry FaM A Qasaa Size fl ALL SALES ARE FINAL FIRST SERVED T NO HOLD ORDERS 9 OMlTTHtUTe >5L , ZJ! C NO PHONE ORDERS 4, j r DOES NOT APPLY carper co i\ (. : ; TO PREVIOUS SALES ( II ! I SERVICES AVAILABLE BAYSHORE RD., VILLAS 886-5408 Op«n Doily to 5:30; Frl. to 9, Sun. 10 to 3 ' q . - - ;

Deaths

(From Page 11) Jersey Bell Telephone Co.. she was a member of the "Telephone Pioneers". An employee of the Fox Jewelry Store in Wildwood, she was born in Dennis Township and formerly lived in Avalon. Charles G. Ryder, 74, of Middle Township, Jan. 14. A retired painter, he spent most of his lifetime in this area. He was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church of Mayville. Margaret Schellenger, 86, of Cape May, Jan. 17. A 50-year resident, she taught art in the local school system. She was a member of the Seaville Friends Meeting, the Cape May Women's Bridge Gub and the' New Jersey Education Association. She was born in Kennett Square. Pa Thomas G. Sloan. 71, Avalon emergency management director and husband of Mayor Rachel Sloan, Jan 14. A retired chemical engineer for the Rohm Haas Corp. of Philadelphia, he was a member of the First United Methodist Church. He was a local resident for 12 years. Vespucci N. Staf fieri, 69, of Villas, Jan. 13. A retired bottler for Schmidt's Brewery of Philadelphia, he 'belonged to the Villas Fishing Club. He was a local resident for seven years. Robert L. Stebbins, 79, of Rio Grande, where he once

served as deacon. He belonged to Arbutus Lodge No. 170, Free and Accepted Masons, of Cape May Court House for half a century. R. Cordelia Stevens, 73, formerly of L»o wer Township, Jan. 17. She taught in the Lower Township elementary school system and later served as a state helping teacher for Cape May County. She was a 55-year resident of Lower Township before moving to Big Pine Key. Fla. in 1968. Ralph Vezin, 79, of Avalon. Jan. 14. Born in Gardone Riviera, Italy, he formerly lived in Philadelphia and Montrose, Pa. before moving her two years ago. He was a mechanical engineer for the Baldwin Locomotive Co. of Philadelphia where he designed locomotives. Joseph A. Ward. 79, of West Cape May, Jan. 18. A retired insurance agent for Prudential in Philadelphia, he was a World War II Army veteran. A health care advocate in Cape May County, he was a member of the Friends of Burdette. Tony L. Walters, 23, of Ocean City, Jan. 17 from auto injuries. Born in Atlanta, he was a local resident for three years. He worked as a mechanic. Walter A. Weigand, 81, of Wildwood Crest, Jan. 14. A retired roofing sales rtian employed by the Karris Roofing Co. of Philadelphia, he made his home in this area for the past 18 years.

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