14 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 26 February '86

James Ashton Sr.. 83, of Avalon. Feb. 21. A retired electrician for Temple University, he served as a water commissioner for Avalon Manor. He was a member of Maris Stella Roman Catholic Church. Marie E. Kratten. 71, of Wildwood. Feb. 23. A past

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committee ward leader for the Republican Party, she was a member of the First Baptist Church of Wildwood. She was a local resident for four decades. Minnie A. Bryson, 85, of Stone Harbor. Feb. 14. Born in Belfast. Ireland, she lived in Bala Cynwyd.

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Pa. before moving here 39 years ago. She was a member of the Stone Harbor Senior Citizen Association and the Stone Harbor Republican Club. George T. Burns, s6, of Cold Spring, Feb. 18. A 30-year veteran of the Coast Guard, he was a member of Tabernacle United Methodist Church, Erma. He was a local resident for four decades. Joseph Dennis, 74. of Fishing Creek, Feb. 19. He was a retired bus driver for the Philadelphia Transportation Co. He formerly lived in southwest Philadelphia until moving here 12 years ago. Arthur C. DeKose, 73. of Wildwood Crest, Feb. 17. A retired employee of the Exxon Refinery at Lynden, he was a local resident for six years, he formerly lived in Hillside. Herman Diamond. 77, of Wildwood Crest. Feb. 15. A retired theatrical agent, he served in the Army during World War II. Frank P. Domaleski. 77, of North Cape May. Feb 19. He was a retired signal

maintenance man for the Erie Lackawanna Railroad. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen Local 68 and the Deborah Hospital Foundation. Edith Mary Evans, of Wildwood, Feb. 19. A local resident for 38 years, she was employed by Marie's Flower Shop for the past 12 years. She was born in Boston. Laura L. Goodman. 84. of North Wildwood. Feb. 18. A retired cashier at Linton's R e s-t a u r a n t in Philadelphia, she was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was a local resident for nine months Gladys V. Hrnning. 89. of Ocean View. Feb. 18 She lived in Swainton for 54 years before moving to Ocean View three years ago. She was a member of the First United Church of Cape May Court House. Susan B. Hudgins. 66. of IWhitesboro, Feb. 21. A lifelong area resident, she Was employed as a unit clerk at Burdette Tomlin

Memorial Hospital for three decades. She was a member of St. Steven's African Methodist Episcopal Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Ruth Chapter No. 6. Paul J. Kafigian. 72, of Fishing Creek. Feb. 13. A retired inspector of aircraft launching dnd arresting devices at the

Philadelphia Naval Base, he was a local resident for a decade. David Kevis. 81, of Ocean City, Feb. 22. Born in Scotland, he came to this country when he was six years old and lived in Altoona. Pa. A retired advertising executive for National Transit Ads of Philadelphia, he was a (Page 15 Please)

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It's new. It's the Young People's Art Show March 1 through 15 at the Cape May County Art League, 1050 Washington St., Cape May. Ages from kindergarten through sixth grades are eligible. A reception is planned 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. March 8 at which awards will be given. All the young folk are urged to enter this show. Judges have not been announced yet. Helen Dilday. former artist-in-residence at the County Art League, is now a permanent employe there and she has set up a Tuesday painting class 11 a.m. -3 p.m. for adults. Helen says to come early and bring a sandwich ; coffee or tea will be supplied by the league. IT'S DEFINITE the inspection survey of the Housing Authority complexes begins today. These are the lovely housing project dwellings on Lafayette Street in Cape May. The Board of Commissioners voted to give periodic inspections in order to facilitate greater comforts for the occupants and also to be assured that all are withi. 'he terms of their leases At the same time, all occupants will be able to put out any problems they may have and which need attention. Welcome home to Marie Momat, secretary it Star of the Sea Church office. Marie has been hospitalized since last year and is making a wonderful recovery. All good wishes are sent her way. STILL TOO MANY on the sick list. i.e., Bert Whitman. Marguerite St. John, Catherine Corbett, Jo Ann Weber. Patrice McNully. Francet McTague. Robert Doyle, Eugene Walker. Ned Jones. Jody Jenkins, Betty Nixon. Angela Glaser. Catharyn McMahon, Max Larcena. Regina Hennigh. Ed Yeager. Betty Fahy, Anthony Roman, Ruth Rudolph. Tom O'Rourke. Mildred Heller. May Zeurne, John McColgan, Dorothy Bottomly, Walter Bottomly, Marie

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