Apr 1966 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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. S>k*IUNG CONFERENCE, Final details
lor the Second District of the NJSFWC
Spring Conference held yesterday in St.
John's Lutheran Church are discussed by
members of the Women's Club who served
K-9 Corps Demonstration Set
for Scout Weekend Camporee
A performance by the Oecun City nose 'a 2M3 Rjy A >u'« and Kx=
Mice K-9 Corps will be one erf he plorers •*-r -hi
h%hliljn d*fflonrtrations at 'he weekend in "h • wjf*i! i.id n ••••h o'
%ring Camporee of the Baysea County Park. In th«- murnn^ Vy
Mstrtet, Sjuth Jersey Council, Boy «-!! cempje'p the .-vt-n-s tnt' had
of America, it was announetd lo b<
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THI OMAN CITY
IMwurd Vow, nt M7 Central nv.,
awiiy suddenly Tuesday evt
Hhore Mumuiial IKaplHi! „
numiies after h.' hud bifn io*h.,
ed there foUowing n heart attack at
his home.
Mr. Vms MM n. had been a life
long resident ol this city and had
LHwd at 937 Central av, for MJKF 171 F. and A.M., wmi
s»>r\inB al the time of his death
M treaiMrer of the Antique Coll»vfori
Obituary
Mrs. Bessie B. Oit
Fumcal MTvicea vm oanductod
ir*on »«on, well Then too, she minted out, the mir,
of books, exorcised acle of thp survivuj of Paris is ro»
on eight Uteniry corded and fills a great Blip in hia
«»* guerta of the tory since it is so full of docummt-
Qub last Thur!! ary evidence,
to KtaJOria Temple The spwtker ewrtinued by ,„
by conunenting on "Ising
that spy iforici are very
»T" by Collins nnd IJIlar
intHuding those of bin
mied this bnok w;i« Ln Deigh'on and foremost
b i« i Wffto C^AIIH'
Monday,
MUy 2
HiFNT Pll
%^cf of Vt-Kt'tahle
jIMOKfO M « CHOP
with Fruit SIIUI-I-
^ I0CKPIIM STBAK,
Lwnon Wiilgt-
« M 00
1 In Fi^tii the
Joht! I^nCarm.
Night Josephinrv" by J w.
Suzanne, was rtport^i ,,s .,
diliRhtful first mv«!(• thiit
.'innuiil lunt'heon hqgpfing i^; nmin
TuMday,
May 3
PKID DEEP
HA SCALLOPS
OTh Tartiii •"•.(!' ''
LiVIR STEAK
wit* Fricil imiiiiB,
ICMKKIM AUORATIN
or V'%-1 t.ihu*
3 by r y thw i-rtin.. nn«l Pity FfiRh School Varsity swimminK
Hk.it to herit
K4.'nia l,ki- a WIMMf.niiy noon ft* Plymouth
f l:me, m.
,-»rx- ;»»*;]}•>- Inn Thtf invited gu»«Hs ;ind Kiwan-
Her n-nvuks
Kias we re ;iddrcswd by John B. Kel-1
L'p thi' Ijimn
ly. Jr.. who for many years was'
hs RHii'
K lufnwiH wh.rii w tin
;i «n> ifmit-ndir fur Olyn»pic t>h imp-
J|y ,,(»,,it
a y(«inq stirl's
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fc-hnoj ti-u-hinj
=• th.- p
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her cnmniitifT
in,; of Hi.'
be M;ty r. m
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Si.-kl. r an! Mi-, IIW.afo:,)
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h> I|R. a ran h Si-n,if,i
u Phjkdelphia are used by ttie entire town and Coach E. Fenton &rey for
tour j m fltbe bad been
to PbilMlelpbia butt «•* tar MM. tor 87 inn •• cstef JaJwi
Bnrii BOUTMU Ott, former ONU tor (fa* Attenllc Oowriy dMfc'a
City nridnt, who dtad In St. Pstan* flee.
bu«, Fta., April U. «e wu «.
Survivi(« an * iWw, Mrs. Irmt
G. JODM. 9t Psterrtwnh, and two
MM. Horaoa Ott and lbs,
both of
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TUCKAHOE — Funeral ssrvlccs
wen bald Sunday tor Eari D. Conover,
of Reading av., who died last
Thursday Jo Warren Hospital, Phil,
lipsburg, after a brief illness.
Mr. Ganover was a native ol
Ope May County. He was a senkf
food server mt the Glen Gardnet
Sanitarium, and was a member ol
Moose Lodge 512 of Washington, i
N.J.
Survivors include his wife, Mary;
» ni, Earl W., of Cape May
Court House; one sister, Mrs. Haze*
LaughHn, of Ocean View; and mem
grandchildren.
The Rev. John Ganahaa, pastor
of Tuckahoe Methodist Church, of.
students, swimming teams, and «!so Coach Carey introduced the mpm. Dennis Cemetery.
for idtizens to refresh themselves in ben of the swimming team, and a
the evenings, tfw weaker said. review of the past accomptijhtnenti
Swimming is fast becoming me of Jhe team.
Mrs. Emma M, Stanley
Of the greatest ifKemntionuJ spirts, The most unproved swimmer a-
•nd is gaining in international ac-
Funeral •ervice* were conducted
wards were presented to Robert
iin ofirsHMn.
ceptance but does not got the reeog.
Tuesday for Mrs. Emma M. Stanley
Young, James Hogmn and Mite Monl-
in tim;wtic sport, Kel- nit ion it dc*ervei by our news media,
Of Wister av., Marmora, who died
ban, Thetrf boys are selected by the
ly n'-iTi, ind is 10 time?! as gnu! Kelly said,
Saturday foUowing A lengthy Ulness.
team members. Normally only one
Unity ;iS it w;i» 12 yisire a^ju. "Rw. "We are gaining national recogni.
She was 85.
is named, ,but the vote was so close
oiffci Ivim broken by wumen swim- tton lor our swimming teams, and it WM decided to honor three with
Mra, Stanley waa a native of
ii.n.s ttnL-iy .-irt- bc'tiM thfin thiwe of (Ivy are receiving invitations from the awards,
BraoUyn, NY, and formerly lived
""•" -''' >i;ns .-i^'o" he siiid. "I hnvr rtHirtfrtes all over the world to par- TtJMnmates selected Kenneih Pm
in Colljngswood and Tuckahoe. 9M
wurkMl twirrl tmininK as (in oarsman, tiolpBie," he'said. "Chir interpm Is, ska and cauls Pfapffli to •ewe as
had been a resident of Marmora
IHII I fes | that a swimmer woHcs in the most part, in the prafessionaJ eoraptnins tor next year.
tor X yean and waa a Ute member
b,inl( r in his IrainifK proRnun." sports. Young men and women aw Captain George Lafferty, of the
of Rising Star Chapter OES of
The liick of {iifihUi* in Ihf size of reluctant to make the Mcrifn-e re- Ocean aty Beach Patrol, presented
Tuckahoe. ;
• Venn (":ty ft^jiiril fxifil is a M-vere | quired for fra'.ning" he «id. Dennis Carey and Ken Pensfcii with Survivors include one daughter,
"Mori" peuple switn in a year than
h HKII iji. ki licy notid, iind exprrssttl
the Ocean City Beach Patrol out. Mrs. Peter Totten, of Marmora; one
participate in any other sport you standing swimmer award.
son, George H., Jr., of Albequerque,
tii. |).I|N- th/it simje rt;iy f>tTin City can mention," he noted, "It is a Robert Adams, a Kiwanian who N.M.; four grandchUdren and Mra
Hiailii have a Jaree indoor year- j snort tfwt can be enjoyed lonR after Is a former member of the swim- great grandchildren.
Thi' larger prjok in school days are over," Kelly ei*n. ming tarn under Coach Carey, Tte Rev, Harry Findeiaon, pastor
eluded his remarks by offering his thanked Kelly for his message to of GorUn Qty Baptist Church, of-
to the High School the boys.
ficiated at tt» service from ftt
DELICIOUS FOOD — SENSIBLY PRICED
Godfrey-Smith Funeral {tone. Into*.
mmt was at Seaside Cemetery, Pa-
Obituary
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Four Y's RESTAURANT
j. Edward Voss Was Grandson Charles C FuscWIlo
Platters • Dinners • Cocktails
Charles Cooper FuseMUe, **
Tatty Sandwiches
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mo-
Of island's First Resident
da* Fuschillo. of Falls Church, Va^
U MILE NORTH OF TUCKAHOE
and 2907 Wesley av., this city, died
suddenly Friday in Shore Manorial
Tliru Th«< Cmintry
Hospital.
i5
fry \m LI ; n
ter, Blrs, Ruliei I A, Oasle »> »,ni.°
town. Pa ; one sister. Mm. Witter
E. Allen of this city, two neon and
five nephews.
A viewing will lie held tamorraw
(Friday) from 7 to I pJns. in the
Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home, Misonto
Servjcea wUl be conducted at 8
p.m. The Rev. William R. GuMck,,
pastor of the First Methodist Church,
will officiate at funeral service* Sat*
unlay at 11 a.m. Interment will be
at Head of the River Cemetery.
A TO!*
A widely traveled sportsman was
boring guests wMh a series of long
"While I was wandering through
fMa deserted village, I spotttd a
leopard." to aaU,
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during an Easter visit with his
grandfather here. He is survived by
his parents sni one brother
year-oJd QMrtd Henry; Ms matenal
RnadMMtf Henry B Cooper, of this
0n>| •BBWUI WU asitsmal g
Maria Tkwsa, of Eaeland.
*Memorial Services were conducted
at Friends Meeting in the West
WIMMB H. Peacock
Funeral serviMS will be in Phladelphhi
Friday for William Henry
Peacock, of S56 St. jama pi., this
dry, and Ambler. Pa., who died
Tuesday at Philadelphia. He was 68.
Survivin? are his wife, Viola, nnd
a daughter, Mrs. Harry Nicholson,
Philadelphia.
Service* will be 2:30 p.m. Friday
at (he Kirk aitd Mm Funml Home,
COLUMBUS, OHIO — Mrs. Jcrrie'
Mock
Ch* of Atlantic Ofy and tor many ! 6301 GermaNtown av,, Ptiiladetphiw
tte longed]
nontfop airpl«ne tver made
yrara *« wcretary of the OWM ^
6. Abbott
City Home Savings
flew from Honolulu to Parti Funeral services were conducted
, ravcring Sunday afternoon far Miss Emms
SSurvi\ing are his wife. Bertha M.i
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