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Deaths

Harry Baklry. 59, of Swainton. March 15. A lifelong area resident, he was a County road supervisor. and served as a volunteer fireman for 28 years. A veteran of World War II, he was a member of Petersen Little VFW Post 386 of Cape May and the Middle Township republican Club Walter F. Bcddow Jr.. 71, of Beesleys Point. March 10. A self-employed builder for four decades, he was the Ocean City building inspector. He was on the Board of Directors of the Artisan Order of Mutual Protection. Wildwood Assembly No. 75. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church. Dorothy W. Bland. 79. of Cape May. March 11. A local resident for nine years, she formerly lived in New Orleans. Elizabeth K. Boccelli, 55. of Ocean City. March 13. Born in Upper Darby. Pa., she was a local resident for 23 years. . Rose L. Brigandi. "64. of , ' Corbin City. March 12. Born in Philadelphia, she made her home here for the past year. Richard O. Brower, 81, of Ocean City. March 13. He was a retired real, estate broker who operated his own agency in Ardmore. Pa., he was a chartered bout captain and member of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers He was a local resident for two decades James L. Chambers, 54, of Cape May. March 12. A lifelong city resident, he served in the Navy during the Korean and Vietnam wars and tyas a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 386.

Edgar James Clayton, 75. of Cape May, March 11. A retired ironworker in Brooklyn. N.Y., he was an Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of Our Lady Star of the Sea R.C. Church and the Cape May Senior Citizens" Club Kocco A. DiSciascio. 78. of gfcean City, March 16. A retired plasterer with the Ford Motor Co. in Dearborn. Mich., he was a local resident for 14 years. Vivian I.. Ferguson. 85. formerly of Ocean City, in Redlands. Calf.. March 12. She was a retired Manasquan school teacher. Marie C. Gallagher. 77. of Avalon, March 15 Presi dent of Gallagher Liquor Store, she summered locally for 13 years before moving here four decades ago. She was a member of Maris Stella R.C. Church. Kirk Kane Jr.. infant, of Swainton, Mar. 4. He was the son of Kirk A. and Denise Kane. William A. Krouse. 86. of Ocean City. March 12. A retired civil engineer, he was an instructor in public education courses in safe boating and seamanship. As a longtime member of Flotilla 81. U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, he received several commendations for speedbig rescues of passengers and disabled boats William F. Lindsay. 59. of Cape May Point. March 12. A lifelong county resident. he was former manager of the Wildwood Golf and Country Club He was employed by Reitman Industries of Blackwood before retirement. He served in the Army during World War II. Mary lxtbodinsky. 96. of Ocean City. March 15.

Formerly of Poughkeepsie. she was a local resident for 15 years. J. Wilbur Lulz. 82. of Ocean City. March 10 Owner and operator of Lutz's Drug Store in Glassboro from 1928 to -1970. he was a local resident for a decade. He was a member of the Ocean City Masonic Clul?. Ocean City Lions Club and St. Peters United Methodist Church. Anthony D. Mangino. 25. of Court House. March 10. A quadriplegic following a swimming accident, he communicated with people throughout the country by using a computer. He was a local resident for six years Rebecca I). Mason. 84. ol Erma. March 11. A retired sales clerk, she spent most of her life in this area. She was a member of Young-at-Heart Club of Tabernacle United Methodist Church. Joseph F. Nolan. 71. of Wildwood. March 13. A self-employed taxi driver, he formerly worked for the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society. He was a local resident for three decades Vivian McBride. 64. of West Cape May. March 15 A 20 year resident of West Cape May. she was a bookkeeper in New York City for many years. She was born in Paris. France. James K. McKeon. 63. of Ocean City. March 16 A retired divisional salesman for the Prince-Gardner Leather Goods Co. in St. Louis. he was a local resident for 11 years. He formerly lived in Bala Cynwyd. Pa. Mary Palermo. 88. of Ocean City. March 10. Born in Foggia. Italy, she was an Ocean City resident for 65 years. Ethel I. Rolls. 87. of Ocean City. March 14. She was a member of the Elks Geranium Temple 469 and the Grace Lutheran Church of Philadelphia. Hubert F. Tahanev. 74. of North Cape May, March 9. A retired brewery worker for the Pabst Brewery in Newark, he was a member of the Knights of Columbus Council of Erma and the ' Fishing Club of the Villas. He was a local resident for a decade. Francis J. Trotter Jr.. 64, of North Cape May. March 13. A general market manager for Jerry's Corner in Philadelphia, he served in the Army Air Corps during World War II. He was a local resident for many years. Linda N. Trout. 36. of South Dennis. March 9 from auto injuries. A lifelong area resident, she was a member of the Covemint Bible Church in North Cape May. Stewart Vandermark. 81. formerly of Ocean City. March 8 in Westerville. Ohio. A retired executive accountant for F. W. Wooworth. New York, he made his home in Ocean Cisty for years and in Beesleys Point for a decade Ham Meeting COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Amateur Radio Club will meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday. March 27, at the County Library here Anyone interested in ham radio is welcome. For further information, call 368-1453 or 886-2361

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