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IN SI DE-OUTS IDE, baby furniture, small appliances, skates, drapes, clothes, brie brae, lots more Sol , 2/8. 419 W Juniper Ave., Wildwood. 2/5 Craft Mart Entries Open MORRISTOWN - Craftspeople from Cape May County will have the opportunity to have their work professionally judged for possible showing at the 10th anniversary Morristown CraftMarket. ' The deadline for entries r is April 1. Entries are accept^S from craftspeople working in ceramics, fiber, f glass, jewelry, leather, music, metal, mixed media, wood, brooms and I baskets. Exhibitors are | selected on the basis of slides of their work submitted to the screening committee. The Morristown CraftMarket will be held Oct. 10, 11 and 12 at the National Guard Armory in Morristown. For further information and application forms write Michael and Barbara Feno. Morristown CraftMarket, P.O. Box 2305rR. Morristown. N.J. 07960. Villas Civic VILLAS - The Villas Civic Club will hold a social noon Saturday at the Millman Center. Bayshore Road. Refreshments will be served. The club will hold its monthly meeting 1 p.m. Feb. 15, also at the Millman Center.

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Session Set On Epilepsy VILLAS - The Cape May County Epilepsy Self-Help Program will sponsor a meeting 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 10, at the Lower TownRecreation Center, Bayshore Road. The speaker will be Patricia Butterfield-Reed, a township resident, whose topic will be "Dear Nancy". A question and answer period will follow. Rescue Squad Aux. Party CAPE MAY - A (lesser/ card and bingo party/s pCn^"^ sored by the Capev^JKy Rescue Squad Auxiliary will be held noon Tuesday, Feb. 11, at the Victorian Towers, Washington Street. For further information, call 884-3995. CARA Plans Anti-Rape Film

GLORIA — ONE GOOD JOKE 'Gloria ' Still Bound To Marina Chimney

By GREGG LAWSON GRASSY SOUND - Who is that woman and why is she lashed to a chimney? Her name is "Gloria" and she's the result of a "little private joke" between Grassy Sound Marina owner Tony Rantuccio and Fred Uhlman. who keeps two boats there. It all started last summer when Rantuccio placI ed the armless, naked mannequin on one of Uhlman's boats. Realizing that "one good joke deserves another," Uhlman waited until the marina sponsored a big i flounder fishing tournai ment an July 20 to extract his revenge, i "I GOT THERE early, put a sw^at suit on her. ! climbed up on the roof and tied her to the chinmey, he said. "Everybody noticI ed it but Tony ; he was too I wrapped up in the ; tournament, f "He finally noticed late in the afternoon," Uhlman [ added. "He climbed up there and we took lots pf pictures of him with his arms around her." I The pair decided to leave i her in place when they heard Hurricane Gloria i was coming. ; "We decided to leave her i up to see what would happen," Uhlman said. "She rode out the storm very well and got her name. •Gloria." " SHE'S BEEN UP THERE ever since, and has attracted a lot of attention, j "We get all kinds of people stopping along the \ ( !N o r t h Wildwood j Boulevard) bridge to take pictures of her," Uhlman said. "When I climbed on the roof and put a dress on ' her, people were yelling all kinds of obscene things at

me from up there." The next time you're up on the bridge, take a good look at her chest. The message says "Hi Tony!"

VILLAS - The Coalition Against Rape and Abuse (CARA) will present a rape prevention program to Millman Seniors' Club at 1 p.m. Monday in the Jospeh Millman Community Center. Bayshore Road and Miami Avenues. The film, "Victors and Victims," will be shown and a lecture given by Dot Lehman, community education 6f CARA.

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Eliiabeth Blanchard. 89. ol North Cape May. Jan 30 A member of the Holy Rosary Society of St John of God R C Church, she formerly lived in Nutley She was born in Harrison David F. Cowan Sr., 70. ol South Seaville. Jan 27 Born in Fishing Creek, he lived in the area for 36 years He was a retired contractor and farmer John T. Flanagan. 35. of North Wildwood. Jan. 28 on the Island of Malta A merchant seaman' employed by US Lines lnc as a radio officer aboard the SS Rover, he was a local resident for seven years He was born in Philadelphia Herbert E. (iaskill Sr.. 86. of Ocean City. Jan 30 Retired operator of an insurance and real estate firm in Delaware County. Pa . he was a member of Lodge No 578, Free and Accepted Masons of Prospect Park, Pa He was a local resident for 23 years Stanley R Cawkowski. 70. of North Cape May. Jan 26 A retired Hammersmith of the Delaware Alloy of Philadelphia, he and his wife also operated Marie s 100 Bar in Gloucester from 1957 to 1977 He was a local resident far nine years Rev. Thomas Giltingham. 93. of North Cape May. Jan. 31 A reform ed Episcopal minister for four defies, his last congregation before retirement was the Bible Presbyterian Church in Bradenton. Fla. where he lived for 32 years He was a local resident for six years Kathryn R. Hayes. 78. of Court House. Jan 26 A resident of Drexel Hill. Pa until 17 years ago. she was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Court House and the Crescent Circle of United Methodist women. Catherine F. Jones. 94. of Wildwood Crest, Jan. 27 She was a local resident for 15 years I»orelie A. Jordan. 86. of Ocean City, Jan 26 She was a lifetime member of the1 World War I Veterans Auxiliary, and a former vice president of "the Cape May County Women's Republican Club She spent most of her life in this area. Thomas J. McGntdrkk. 78. of Villas, Feb. I. An amusement operator at the Sport land Pier in Wildwood for a decade, he formerly

worked as a clerk al Philadelphia Traffic Court He was a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose. Lodge 585 of North Wildwood Harry C. Moore Jr.. 76, of Slrathmere. Jan 29 He owned and managed the Pilgrim Trucking Delivery Co. of Philadelphia for 25 years A local resident for 35 years, he was an auxiliary special officer for the Slrathmere fire and police departments William R. Parker. 74. of West Cape May. Jan 26 A local resident for a half century, he was a former laborer with Snow Canning in Lower Township, and the Borough of West Cape John A. Peek, 89. of Ocean City. Jan 26 He was a musician at the Traymore Hotel in Atlantic City for more than three decades He was an Ocean City resident for 20 years and belonged to the Third Order of St Francis. Moyer D. Smith. 72. of Wildwood. Jan 27 A retired employee of the Eaton Corp of Philadelphia, he was a member of Moose Lodge 585 of North Wildwood and a social member of the Anglesea Fire Co. He was a local resident for II years Edward O. Steward Sr.. 77. of North Cape May. Feb. I. A retired steel worker employed by ihe Manganese Steel Co of Philadelphia, he was a member of Ihe American Steel Workers Union. He lived in Ihe Germantown section of Philadelphia until 1972 Madlen Totonb. 67. of Wildwood Crest Jan 30 Born in Istanbul Turkey, she formerly lived in Hart "* ford. Conn. She was a local resident for more than tnree years Henry Wakefield. 90. of Wildwood. Feb 1 An area resident tor 56 years, he was employed f<w a quarter a century by Wiltard's Herstry of South Dennis. He was a fanner horse trainer and employee of the Bradstone Rubber Co of Woodbine He was a foster grandparent at the Woodbine Slate School Edward B. Weatcotl. 75, of Villas, Jan 26 A retired track foreman with the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Line out of Camden for over 48 years, he was a member of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Ways He formerly lived in Ocean City. r •