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Deaths

Catherine Austin. 77. of North Cape May. March 4. A former 25-year employe of New York Telephone Co.. she was a mfember of the St. John of God Altar and Rosary ^Society. American Legion Auxiliary 193. Cape May. and Villas Civic Club. She was a local resident for two decades Doris H. Brophy, 62. of Green Creek. March 6. Born in Philadelphia, she was a resident of Vineland before moving here two years ago. She was a member of St. Raymond R.C. Church. Earl C. DeCray, 79. of Marmora . March 3. Retired owner-operator of Earl's Refreshment Stand. SevSftth Street. Marmora, he was a member of the Atlantic-Ocean Assembly 6. Artisans and a local resident for 34 years. Itodolfo P. de l,eon. 46. of Ocean View. March 6. Born in the Philippines, he was a research supervisor with Devro Inc. for 14 years. He received a B.S. degree in chemical engineering from the Napua Institute of Technology. Manila. Edith M. Elsey. 54. of Woodbine. March 5 A homemaker and a lifelong borough resident, she was a member of Homes Temple. Arthur C. Emerson. 83. of Ocean City. March 8. Formerly of Huntingdon Valley, Pa., he was a local resident 16 years, a retired executive with the Softside Luggage Co.. Trenton and an Artisan. Richard R. Ewing, 56. of Cape May. March 3 in Fort Meyers. Fla. Owner of Jersey Cape Motel, he was a general manager for Carl T Mitnick Enterprises, vice president of North Cape May Development Corporation, a director of 1 the Cape May Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Environmental Commission. and a trustee of Cold Spring Presbyterian Church. Allen Freudenthal. 76. of Ocean City. March 6. Custodian for more than 40 years of the Ocean City Baptist Church, he was a local resident for six decades. He was born in Hammonton. William Griner Sr.. 80. of Tuckahoe. March 5. A >mh—

private contractor and home builder, he was a former trustee of the Tuckahoe United Methodist Church, past commissioner of the Tuckahoe Volunteer Fire Co., past master of Star Masonic Lodge No. 65 and a local resident for 57 years. Hazel B. Jacoby. 98. of Bala Cynwyd. Pa. and Cape May. March 3. A member of St. Peter's By The Sea. she vacationed in Cape May for eight decades. Norman G. Lorch, 70. of Villas. March 3. A localresident for three decades, he was a retired Teamsters and an Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of Peterson-Little VFW Post 386. Military Order of the Cooties. Cape May. and the Disabled / American Veterans. Del ^ Haven. Edward J. Mcehan. 79. of Wildwood Crest. March 6. Retired from the Wildwdod Water Department, he was a World War II Navy and Coast Guard veteran and a local resident for four decades. Kathern Pikolycky, infant, of Woodbine. March 4. She is survived by parents William and Denis Pikolycky. and a brother, William Jr. at home. Herbert J. Schmidt. 58. of Green Creek. March 6. He was a local resident for 17 years. Gladys I. Schuck, 76. of Marmora. March 6. She was a retired employe of the records department. Bankers' Life Insurance Co. She formerly lived in West Orange. Alice E. Streaker. 79. of Burleigh. March 6. Formerly of Hazlet and North Wildwood, she was a member of the Golden Age Senior Citizens of Hazlet and the Senior Citizens of Keansburg. Walter Steward. 48. of Woodbine, March 2. A custodian in the Dennis Township School District, he was a local resident for 42 years. He formerly lived in Philadelphia. Daisy B. Wells. 81. of Wildwood. March 4. A retired employe of Wildwood Clothing, she was an area resident for 60 years. She was a member of the Eureka Baptist

Church. Wildwood. Catharine M. Williams. 73. of Wildwood. March 3. A local resident for 10 years, she was a member of the Ladies of the Moose. North Wildwood. She was born in Philadelphia John Zielinski. 85. of Villas. March 5. Formerly of Philadelphia, he was a local resident for nine years and a member of St. Raymond R.C. Church.

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