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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J.
Mary Wilson, 88
obituaries
SILLBR5VILLE, Pa.—Mary E. WUson, 88, <strong>for</strong>merly of
Tudeahoe, dl»d July 18 in Grand View Hospital hare.
Surviving are her husband William; a daughter Gwwideto
Baldwin of aarkgboro; a son WUUam R. Sr, of
SeUvsville; seven grandehildrer! and 16 great- grandehUdran,
Funeral' service was Thursday at the Bernard Sueis
Funeral Home, Pwkaiie, Pa. Burial w» in St. Stephen's
United Church Cemetery.
Joseph T, Dennis, 74
UPPER TOWNSHrp — Joseph T. Dennis, 71, of Palermo,
died Monday at Bhptm Memorial Hospital in Somers
Point
Mr. Pennig was a rated •afety mparvisar tor Texaco
Inc. at the Eagles point plant in Westville He also was a
member of the Church of the Resurrection and the
Amalcan Association of Retajd Perrons, and was
aettvB In the Sketch Club of Woodbury.
ten to Bloonungton, flL, Mr. Dennis tSmntrly Uved In
Woodbury be<strong>for</strong>e moving here 11 years ago,
Mr. Dennis was a member of the executive committee
and beard of directors of the United Fund of Gloueestw
County, the Amerfcui Red Crosi, Gloucester County
chapter executive board, president of the Woodbury
Democratic Club and a committccman and president of
the Gloucester County Democratic Qub. He also w»s
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South Jersey Industrial Safety Council.
Surviving are his wife. Mildred; three daughters, Panida
C. Altmi of Audubon, Joan A. Moews of Bloonungton.
and Deborah A. Dennis of Haddon Heights; two
brothers, WUUam of Cali<strong>for</strong>nia, and John of Bloomington;
a sister, Mary Sue Ken of Ballwin, Me,; II grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be said at 11 a.m. today
(Friday) at the Church of the Resurrection, whew
friends may call ont hour be<strong>for</strong>e. Burial will be In Seaside
Cemetery.
ArTanfaments are by the Godfrey Funeral Home of
Palermo.
Donations may be sent to the American Heart Association,
600 White Horse Ptke. Audubon, 08106. or In the
<strong>for</strong>m of Mass cards.
Francis Mulderrig, 38
SAN DIEGO—Francis Patrick Mulderrig, 38, <strong>for</strong>merly
of Ocean Qty, N.J., died suddenly here Tuesday.
A resident here eight years, he was <strong>for</strong>merly of'Ocean
Qty and Cherry HUl.
Surviving are his father, Frauds of Camden and Ocean
City; his mother, Elvie Ryan of West Palm Beach, Pla,;
and a sister, Isabel of Ancora.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be said 10:30 a.m. Tuesday
at St. Augustine's Oiureh, Ocean dry, were friends
may call one hour prior to the Mass. Burial will be in
Seaside Cemetery, Palermo.
Arrangements are by the Godfrey Puntral Home.
Frances S, Morales, 87
Frances S. Morales, 87, of t6l Wesley Ave. died Tuesday
at the linwood ConvaleWu Center.
Retired, Mrs. Morales was employed at Tradesmen's
Bank in Philadelphia. She <strong>for</strong>merly lived in Philadelphia.
Surviving are a daughter, Anita McCloskey of Ocean
City; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be said at 11 an. Saturday
at St. Augusnne'B Church. Friends may oil from
10 to 10:45 a.m. at the. Chester J. Wtabtig Funeral
Home. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays
landing.
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Myles V. Silberstein Sr.
KG HARBOR TOWNSHW — Myles V. Silberstein
Sr,, 74, of Mount Airy Avenue, SteelmagvUta, died Monday
in his home.
He was the owner of Victor Radiator Service in SteelmanviUe.
An area resident <strong>for</strong> 22 years. Mr. Silberstein
was <strong>for</strong>merly of Philadelphia.
Surviving are his wife. Evelyn; two sons, Myles V. Jr.
of Ocean City and Joseph M. of Roslyn, Pa.; a daughter.
Donna M. of DeMas of Bensalem, Pa.; a brother, Charles
of Philadelphia; and five grandchildren.
Burial was private.
Arrangements were by Adams-Perfect Funeral Home,
Northfield.
Ocean City notes by Lee Steele
GILLIAN
CrTED.TOO
The day ate four board*
walk eateries wen cited <strong>for</strong>
operating without grease
traps, Mayor Boy Gillian
was given proof that he's
not above the law, either.
One of his amusement
park cotton candy stands
was given notice to install
the traps, which have been
scrutinized since a grease
blockage caused a sewage
backup, resulting in Area
beach closings last week.
Chief Elmer "Dirty Harry"
Feistermache and the Stone
Harbor SWAT team
planned to go out of their
way to tame the dreaded
party. Meanwhile, the
Ocean City Beautification
and Beach Pass Club and,
die militant pig division of
the pro life movement
planned protests.
This reporter must have
been sleeping, and missed
all of the above stories.
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Katherine Clausman, 98
SEA ISLE'OtY — Kaftierine M. aausman, 98, <strong>for</strong>merly
of MM Landis Aye, died Wednesday to Cwst
Haven Nursing Home, C*pe May Court House.
Bom in this dry, she was a UWong area resident
MM. Oausman wms a waitress tor ft« SprtaglWd tan
here and the Union League in Philadelphia,
She was the oldest woman member of St Josephs
Roman Catholic Church here.
There are no immediate survivors.
A Mass of Cbriinan Burial wiU be celebrated at 11 a.m.
today OWday) In St. Joel's Church. Burial wiU be to
St. Mary's Cemetery, BeUmBW.
Arrangements are by IGmuse and Logan Funeral
Hone here.
SWINE WRITERS
SCOOP SENTINEL
We were scooped. Competing
newspaper PUMps 1
Garden plot
annual pig roast Sunday at Throe new garden plots, surrounded by rainbow rocks,
their Central Avenue home, greet motorists entering the city via 9th Street. They Were
Pig Ptm tart week reported but probably had more fun recently Installed by the city's parks and gardens crew.
that the Ocean City Health putting together a witty
Department issued errone- and amusing newspaper- BEACH TAGS
year until July 7, the dty
ous health warnings In anstyle
announcement which STILL DOWN
has sold $946,314 in tags. |
ef<strong>for</strong>t to ruin a family's somebody slipped through Beach tag sales are down
annual pig roast. The paper The Sentineri front door $53,698 over the same <strong>time</strong>
also described how Police Friday,
last year, according to dty
MORE BEACH
Administrator Don Hart. ALCOHOL ARRESTS
Although sales of the Between July 6-11, the
by 364, Power Squad
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YOUR PRESCRIPTSWS
YOUR PASSPORT TO HEALTH
i k f
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medication Ids Judgement decides is best lor
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t person Of your wight weight should hld take. tk Di During your
J o u ^ t h h l l f r i U
' mo«t|inportantpas*port»tobetterhealtb.
preseason togs were down
7,437, a deficit that will be
difficult to overcome.
Seasonal tags are down
. 271 and transferrable tags
are down 90.
In revenue, last year until
July 7, the dry pmd sold Just
over $1 million In tags; this
Carol Shute
_.D _. Juveniles, lor
hol-in-public type
violations, according to a
report from Police "~'' n
DominlckLongo.
SoirUi»l-L«l(jor phone
lines fare open 9-3
weekdays and 9-noon
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UpAY, JULY 42,1988 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. PAGE 11 —SECTION ONE t I
Among events, OC institution marking 75th
' ; rJefs and firis flshmg four'
ney is scheduled at the
beieh idj«tnt to the Lengport
bridge.
v " The dub wnl celebrate its
diamond jubilee at a dinner
dartce on Saturday.
The Lyncourt School
Oichestta, some SO strong
from Syracuse, N* V,, wUl
play m|s evenmg, (Friday at
8) on the Music Wer^boardwalk
ind Moorlyn Terrace.
The group is under;the
directln . of Anthony
DiAng&is; admission freB,,
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ByMARKSOIFER
Hobo Band fans atten-
Ocu&n City THE
Public Rotations Director
tion! This popular group
will be witfi us 8 p.m. July
Seems Uke there's been an SOIFER 29 <strong>for</strong> a bash at the pier.
Ocean City Fishing Club as
long as there's bean an COLUMN They'll be back again Aug.
26.
Ocean City.
Ths MUi Cape'May
That's almost true. County Pageant is set <strong>for</strong> BUSINESS NOTES; The
This year the genial 8:15 p.m. Saturday at thePublic
Relations Depart-
group of fliheiriien are celo- Music Pier, Trida Bowman,, ment has mailed a letter to
bratog their 75th anniver- our very own Miss New over 1,000 odHers in vari-
^J^^to m »** |Mr{irrH«ti. includcH
sary. Founded by a group Jarsey and reigning Miss ous media explaining the
of surf fishermen in 1913,
pound trip <strong>for</strong>e, spectacular
Capo May County, wUl pre- beach conditions here and
the dub is one of the oldest side.
noting that bacteria counts
buffet & HIIOW
incorporated and continuously
operating organiza-
Tickets are avaUable at are lower than they've been
tions of iti kind in the
the Music Pier in<strong>for</strong>mation inyears.
For Reservations ,
country.
center on the boardwalk. We're also advertising in
can 399-5011
Let's him out to cheer Tri- July and August in many
This same group helped
and
da Bowman in on her quest newspapers and on radio
to <strong>for</strong>m tt»e Assodgtion of <strong>for</strong> Mii» America and also stations highlighting all of
CHARGE It iY
Surf Angling Clubs in 1916 greet the new Misi Cape me events and entertain*
PHONE
which led to U\e production May County.
merit held in Ocean Qty.
of the famous Ocean City
If people ask you about
Cup isy the J. I. CaldweU
Co^i^hy of PhUadilphia.
Tho Parents Students your resort, please don't be
Soils From Ocean City
TWj • Bophy is presented
Association of Ocean City negative. Tell rtiem about
Murinn & Fishing Center
annuljly to the winner of
will hold a craft show at the the nice things we have to
3rd & Bay Avenue
the competition and has the
Sports k Civic Center 9 offer here! the special The Philadelphia Accordlan Orchestra will present a concert 1:30 p.m. Sunday at
names and team avenges
a.m. to 3 p,m. Saturday. The events, recreation i activities, iii the h Music M i Pier; Pi admission d i i $3
inscribed on its base,
center is located just off the entertainment, downtown i——— -__—-_____———. ~—
Boardwalk at ith Stteet.
Constructed at a cost of
shopping, boardwalk, etc.. Classified ads bring results!
$1400, the cup features
etc., etc, and yes, the beach I „ ,' i.. ......—I -
beautiful artistic details, The Philadelphia Accor- and ocean.
mermaids, eta. along with dion Orchestra presents a
IWIortirftft'c ITALIAN • The only thing faster
about lOO ounces of silver. concert here li30 p,m, Sun-
The city tax offieo will
The cup has Increased in day at the Music Pier.
remain in ih temporary
IVIalllllW O RESTAURANT '
value'over the years until Admission is S3, This
quarters, second floor of 1151 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N.J. Ithan your next new car
now it is one of the most Unique group is noted <strong>for</strong>
City HaU through the sum-
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p f such well known
trophies as tho Davis, Up- The Ocean City Pops
You may mail your tax pay- • Parmagiana Specialties
ton, and Stanley cups. Orchestra under the direcments
if you choose. Send Optn 7 Days a Week
to 1914, the Fishing Club tion of Bill Scheible begins a
checks to the tax collectors
4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
built a pier at North Street, new week of concerts 8 p.m,
office, PO Box 208, Ocean TAKi-OUT AVAiUBLE«399-1186 '
A second was built at 14th Sunday, The Pops will pres-
City.NI 08226
Street in 1920. The lattor has ent a special chlldrens
been damaged many tunes program 7:30 p.m, July 27,
and was destroyed in 1962,
Each <strong>time</strong> the pier 'was
rebuilt using members*
money only.
During the holiday season,
dub members place a
lighted Christmans tree on
the pier, which extends 545
feet over the water. The tree
can be seen <strong>for</strong> manv blocks
and adds a note of cheer to
the entire boardwalk.
Active in youth programs,
the Qub sponsors
children's surf easting and
HIGH
STYLE
by
Stephanie
Davis
snon slecvea suit In a Untn
blgnd* make! gssd l§m# In
summer. The pul togtlhtf look
it right <strong>for</strong> work, and the lhorl
iletvs top Esn be worn without s
BlDUSI,
THE
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BANK
101 East Nlrilh Street, Ocean City
398.5200
fishing toumamenti during
the summer. A boys and
rls eartng contest is set
I Tickets lot the ATLANTIC CITY CLASSIC on August 15th to 21st
at Sands Country Club available herel
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