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Pacific Duty For Holmes COURT HOUSE - Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Chad B. Holmes, son of Edgar R. and Patricia L. Holmes, of this communiJ ty, is currently participating in a Western Pacific deployment. While deployed. Holmes will visit several ports and participate in training exercises. The exercises are designed to keep Holmes prepared to carry out the r ship's primary mission: tAnsporting troops and equipment to hostile shores and landing them on the beach. l Holmes is stationed [ aboard the dock landing | ship USS Alamo. [ homeported in San Diego. • A 1978 graduate of Lower r Cape May Regional High I School, he joined the Navy 1 in February, 1983.

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Rachel H. Banks, 79, formerly of Court House. March 16 in New York. She spent most of her life in Court House. Leon Bard. 92, of Ocean City. March 15. A 50-year member of Lulu Temple Shrine, he formerly lived in Newburgh, N Y. where he operated a Chevrolet agency until retirement. He was a summer resident for 25 years. Ruth Sofroney Bell. 72. of Avalon, March 22. She taught in local schools for 42 years, having retired in 1971 after 25 years at the Avalon Elementary School where she was principal. She served as organist at the Sea Isle City Methodist Church. She was married to the late Fred Sofroney, former mayor of Sea Isle City, and the late Edgar Bell, former mayor of Avalon. Harry R. Bertolet, 85, of Cape May, March 17. A Navy veteran of World War II. he was a contact representative for the Veterans Administration and a member of the American Legion, both in Philadelphia. He was a local resident for 15 years. Forrest R. Bridegam. 76, of Ocean City, in New York City. A retired real estate and insurance broker, he operated his own firm for many years. He was past president of the Rotary Club of Ocean City, he was a Rotary Club Paul Harris Fellow. He was a member of Free and Accepted Masons Lodge No. 171 and the Atlantic City Commandery. Frank E. Clunn Sr.. 44. of Wildwood Crest. March 13 of auto injuries. A lifelong resident of the area, he was /a graduate of Wildwood ) Catholic High School and was active in St. Ann's Catholic Youth Organization. Francis R. Connor. 69, of Palermo. March 16. Born in Larksville, Pa., he was the owner and operator of a delicatessen in Owens Mills. Md.. before moving , here two years ago. George D. DeMedio, 78. of North Wildwood. March 16. Known as "Doc", he operated a pharmacy at 12th and New Jersey avenues from 1948 to 1962 before retiring. He was a member of the New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association; the Sons of Italy, Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania; and the " Wildwood Republican Club George J. Doerr Sr.. 82, of Marmora, March 21. A retired owner-operator of a Marmora hardware store, he was the founder of the Artisans Lodge. AtlanticOceans 88. in Ocean City and was the lodge's first master artisan. He lived in Ocean City until moving to Marmora two decades ago Charles E. Dukeman. 63,

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I, of Avalon, March 20 at the Veterans Administration e Medical Center, Marn tinsburg, W. Va., where he was a longtime patient. He [) was born in Philadelphia r and was a World War II Are my veteran. n Edwin P. Faber Sr., 58, e of Ocean City, March 17. i- He was a supervisor, s manager of service station 5 facilities, and purchasing agent for the Leisure Line f tour bus company. He was e a member of the Glenolden r Volunteer Fire Co. , Central n Baptist Chapel and the e Grace Bible Fellowship 1 Church in Wallingford, Pa. Anna F. Fields. 78, of t North Wildwood, March 21. t Bom in Philadelphia, she i resided here for the past 33 . years. - Josephine Hennessy, 79, r of Ocean City, March 18. I She formerly worked for the State of New Jersey f and was a member of ^ Sacred Heart Church. Born r in Harrisburg, she was a I local resident for several - months. 1 Florence M. Martin. 90, ; of Villas, March 19. Bom in 1 Philadelphia, she was a 1 local resident for a decade. Catherine McGarvey. 48, of Ocean City, March 18. 1 She formerly was i employed by Yale Univer- ? sity, the Washington Star in r Washington. D C. and 1 Stainton's Department ' Store. She was active in the 5 International > Toastmistress clubs and r the Friends of the Viet- • namese Wives Club. 1 trick McLaughlin. 79, ' of Cape May, March 19. Bom in Fahan County, f Donegal, Ireland, he was a 1 local resident for eight 5 years. > Elizabeth R. Meyer. 85, i of Court House. March 19. 1 A well-known amateur > golfer, she was winner of i the women's championship at the Llanerch Country f Club. Philadelphia. A i longtime resident of Rose- » mont. Pa., she moved to i this area two years ago. > Louis W. Mullins Sr., 67, ( 4 of Villas, March 20. A retired locksmith from the Naval Hospital in i Philadelphia, he owned > Lou's Key Shop. A world t War II veteran, he was a member of Coast Guard I Auxiliary Flotilla 82 o(. i Cape May. the Disabled ' American Veterans Post in the Villas, and the Vetrerans of Foreign Wars Charles Buddy Lewis Post, i Arthur M. Nilsson. 83. of > Wildwood, March 14. A retired commercial fisherman who owned his own i boat, he was a member of i the Nordeen Lodge-VASA Order of America. He was ; bom in Sweden. Elizabeth E. Roseberry, i 78. of Wildwood, March 16. t Born in Camden, she was a » local resident for eight ) years. Lillie Singleton. 87, of Woodbine, March 14. Born in Early Branch, S.C., she was a local resident for six decades. Elsie S. Steelman. 70, of Marmora, March 21. Born in Beesleys Point, she was a lifelong resident of the area. She was a member of the Women's Society of Christian Service of Trinity United Methodist Church, Marmora. Julia F. Taylor. 66, of Erma, March 23. Born in Mayville, she was a , lifelong area resident. She

was a retired ex-co»tractor for Snow's Canning of Erma and owner of The Little Red Barn Antique Shop F.V. W'enzel-Ahlers. 77. of Wildwood Crest, March 22. She was a member of the Greater Wildwood Yacht Club, the Wildwood Civic Association, the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary. She spent most of her life in Philadelphia before moving here 14 year ago.

Births The following births have been reported by area hospitals: BL'RDETTE TOMLIN Michael William and Daniel Brian to Michael and Mary Jordan Sparrow of Wildwood. March 8. Clinton Charles to Clinton Jr. and Diana Martino Pettit III of Woodbine. March 10. Denise Nicole to Walter and Tami Overcash Seymour of Ocean City. March 10. Philip George IV to Philip III and Deborah Hess Heun IV of Court House. March 11. Matthew Bernard to Albert III and Nina Godinger Ianiro of Wildwood, March 12. Laron Ernest to Michelle Renee of Wildwood. March 13. Jennifer Rose to Gregory and Elizabeth Houkes Sheeran of Stone Harbor. March. 14 Ralph Salvatore Jr to Ralph and Marlly Burgin Genovese Jr. of Erma. March 14. Crysta Nicole to John and Chrystine Wilson Hailey of Woodbine. March 14 Leif Harry to Dan and Sandra Carlton Axelsson of Rio Grande. March 15. Maria Elena to Erwin and Linda Parker Losito of Wildwood. March 12. Brian Louis to William Marion Gallagher Vergantino of Court House. March 17. SHORE MEMORIAL Son to Leon and Melanie Foglio Creamer of Tuckahoe. March 6 Daughter to Todd and Therese Nellessen Knight of Ocean City, March 7. Son to Alonza and Karen Moore Thompson of Court House. March 7. Daughter to Kevin and Christine Oaks Blevin of Ocean City. March 7 Daughter to Michael and Anne Bodin Monaghan of Seaville. March 9 Daughter to William and Lillian DeRosa Dever of Sea Isle City, March 11. Son to James and Penelope Tracey Yorke of Clermont. March 11. Son to John and Janet Marshall Perone of Seaville. March 12. Daughter to William and Mary Steelman Pitts of Ocean City, March 13. Son to Michael and Nancy McGaffney Morris of Marmora. March 14. Daughter to John and Laura Cone McCardell of Marmora. March 15. Son to David and Jeanne Gallagher Swift of Ocean City. March 16.