Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 7 May '86 ^ 27

Story of Devotion For Mother's Day

By SKIP GLADUE Have I got a Mother's Day I story for you! When he was just 3 years old, W knew what he wanted to be when he grew up. When he was 13 years old he entered Seton Hall's I Divinity School in South Orange. Not coming from an affluent family, he worked at several jobs, including I doorman at Radio City Music Hall. : In 1947 he was accepted into Immaculate Conception I Seminary in Darlington. Two years later his father | died. Already his mother I was quite ill and he left the | seminary' to take care of her I and provide for her financial < HE THOUGHT his leave I from the seminary would be < just temporary and that he < would be able to go back in) I a couple of yeirs. Those years stretched in- 1 to 21. And during those 21 years ( lie met the famous and near famous, helped Clare ' Boothe Luce write a movie, J stayed with Princess Grace 1 and Prir^e Ranier in 1 I 4 Concerned * i Meeting WEST CAPE MAY - A : meeting of the Concerned i Citizens of West Cape May i will be held 7:30 p.m. Monday. May 12. at the meeting i room in Borough Hall. I For further information. 1 call 884-4901 or 884-2229.

show in New York, and took | mother to Chicago for | the Republican Convention which / nominated Eisenhower for president. THE MOVIE was Come to . the Stable, featuring Loretta Young and Celeste Holm, whose home is in New Jersey. It's still shown on ' TV, especially around the season. He even opened his own school and reintroduced the Montessori method into the . United States. But his mother's health I got worse and after 14 years sold the shcool and took her to Florida, where they lived next to Susan Hayward. His mother became terminally ill and wanted to near relatives in the Haddonfield area, so they moved to Moorestown and he chairman of the English department at Eustace ft-ep. i IN 1970 Lillian Frances i Cody Loveland died, 21 I years after her son John Cody Loveland left the seminary to care and pro- i vide for her. ' On May 9 Father John Loveland. who for the past years has been j associate pastor at Maris I Stella, Avalon, will be trans- I ferred to the Church of the ' Immaculate Conception, Bridgeton. He has been a priest for 11 I having been ordained by Bishop George Guilfoyle in 1975. He loved and loves his j mother very much. She ' taught him how to live... and how to die. Happy Mother's Day!

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f /T^^^^vertisement • til Yi\ Republican candidates Robeit Conroy - Ward I, Ed Al| Yates - Ward II, and Phyllis Genovese - Ward III, would 1 \ \ m // like to thank their opponents for waking up at the II ■ V \ eleventh hour and recognizing that the voters of Lower ■ I / 11 \ Township will not be duped by their previous political II J ^UL) rhetoric. This is because Bob Conroy, Ed Yates and j \\\ Phyllis Genovese have been aware of the fact that the ■IK 111 majority of the residents of Lower Township can not af- 1 V\ J)) ford a multi-million dollar tax burden commonly known M)J r( ( as "Fothergill's Folly", the "Lower Township incinerator. |(( All Therefore, we are gratified that Councilman Lonergan 1 \ 1 m / / has committed himself to the position that Councilman M I I I I ( Conroy and his running mates Mr. Yates and Mrs. W I I \ V \ Geneovese have maintained during this campaign. »\ ) \\ ) We welcome their support and would only ask why MJJ W // they have supported a costly contrary position for so » \\ I I °Bob Conroy, Ed Yates and Phyllis Genovese em- Ml ■ I piratically state that Klinger, Lonergan, and McNuIty are MI II only "Johnny Come Lately", political opportunists mil ■ 1 unable to develop original concepts. M)) A)) Fortunately, the Republican candidates. Bob Conroy, W/(. W{( Ed Yates, and Phyllis Genovese have maintained their in- It] III tegrity during a difficult campaign and have never chang- M # j AW ed their positions on the issues; always attempting to ■ I / W ( J protect the tax dollars of the residents of Lower l\i 1 \ \ Township. Bob Conroy, Ed Yates and PhyUis Genovese \\ \ At) unequivocably state that they will abide by any binding WJ/ Wit referendum, on this matter or any other. They believe in ■ V \ 111 the process of Initiative and referendum. 1U 1\Y Bob Conroy, Ed Yates and Phyllis Genovese* Vw \y\ 'Mambm ot Ragukx RapubAcon OrganteaMon ■!) ^ ) ) QnJHiHimiiTTnrTrT,*~ " ' "" ' **■*— » !>■.«■■■■ — ban Worn*, hwa. ^ / /