Mar 1981 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 8 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1981 THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1981
Obituaries
Franklin Consistory; Sym- Regoui Squad, Ocean City.
pindchiidren, 19 step, City school Board and was a Somers Point on Route 559- He Aitantic Shnne Assoaauon
E, toil Jr: posium Club of Trenton; Arrmgonents are by the Vaughn McClue grandchildren, and seven §tep past president of the Ocean spent many •summers In and was a member of the
board of directors Of YMCA in Godfrey Funeral Home,
great grandchildren. aty library Board, He was a Ocean City and was weUExcelsior
Consistory Valley
Trenton; and Elder of thi
SOMERS POINT—Vaughn
Funeral servlcei wiU beMason,
a member of the First known throughout the dty, of South Jersey and the Royal
SOMBRS POINT - WUlard "ret Prejbyteriin Church of Wllliafli A,
McClurB of Somsri Point died held tomorrow (Friday) at 2 Presbyterian Church and a Mr, Brown was a former Order of Jesters, Crescent
E, BeaU Jr, of New York Av. Morrlsville for more than 25
yesterdiy (Wsdneeday) in
p.m. in the Godfrey Funeral member of the Riverboat dty clerk, director of welfare, Court No, 84, and a member of
died February 27 In Shori
water dept. employee aori Memorial Moipital. He
Home, 809 Central Av., with Club,
regiifrar, commissioner of The Nomads in Ocean City,
Memorial Hospital. He was Surviving are his wife,
was 82,
the Rev. Charles Wileost of- Surviving are two sons, Dr. public safety, and served two Mr, Brown served as a
Ruth; two ions, Divid B. of WiMiam A. MeNeill of 30 E. Bom In Mays Landing he
flciating. There will be l Charles P. Hadtfce Jr. ofterms
on the city council, one sergeant major in the U.S.
Born in Mobile, Ala,, hiStratford,
Pa., Donn E. of35th
St., died February 29 in ^snt most of his Ufe In Ocean
ailing hour from 1 to 2 p.m. Ocean aty, and Frederick B, as president.
Army during World War II
Uved in ScullvUle before Chicago, 111.; five grand, St. Mary's Hospital, City. Hi had been a resident at the funeral home. In- Hadtfci of New Providence; a Mr, Brown was a president and was a member of the
, moving here three monthi children, one great grand- Langhqrne, Pa, He was 77, of Somtrs Point for iljt
terment will follow in Seaside slater, Mrs, Florence Ep- of the Bridgeton Kiwanls Shoemaker Post No. pi,
daughter and several nieces Retirjd, he was an ifl- months.
Cemetery, Palermo, precht of Cherry HU1; four Club, a former director of the American Legion,
was employed in theand
nephiws.
ip#eter for the Philadelphia Mr, MeClurs was a renrid
grandchildren, David and local YMCA and for many He is survived by his wife,
maintenance department at Funeral service! were held Wateh'Departjnent,
Mdge operator for the New
Leigh Hadtke of Ocean City years was the director of the Miriam,
Gregory's Restaurant here. Monday In Hutehinson A former member of QodTt'
Dr. Charles Hadtke Sr.;
3fraey Department of
and CaitUji and Paige Hadtke Cumberland County SPCA, Services were private and
Surviving ire his parents, Memorial Chapel of the First Shepherd Parish of Transportation and ipent
of New Providence,
He also was a director of the interment was In Overlook
William and Nancy Stall of Prisbyteriln Church of Philadelphia, hi also was a most of that time on the Ocean tarw OC dentist Services wUl be held at nie Young Men's Savinp and Cemetery,
Scullvllle: three slaters, Morrisvilli with the Rev. member of the Maranaflia aty^omers Point bridfta. Dr. Charles P. Hadtke Sr. of convenlenee of the family. Loan Association here; a The family suggests eon.
Diane J. of VenOier, Deborah Richard Kauf.man, pastor Prayer Group, Northfield, m reared in IBM after 27 U18 Bay Av,, and Lehigh Memorial contributions may member of the Salome Lodge tribuOon.i may be, made to the
S, and Elizabeth A,, both of cffieiatin|. Entombment was Surviving are his wife, yuan of service.
Acres, Fla, died suddenly be made to the Cape May No, MB, Free and Accepted Crippled Children's Hospital
ScullviUe; his maternal in Sunset Memorial Park, Helen G.; two sons, William J, He was one of the last Ocean Monday In his Florida home. OounQ» Rescue Squad, Masons, in CedarvUle; and in care of the Shriners'
grandmother, Jean Brown of Somerton, Pa.
of Philadelphia and Joseph City Voluntoer firemen and He was 77.
Arrangements were made tte former Potentate of ttie Crescent Temple, Trenton
Marmora,- his paternal Arrangaiients were by ttie F,, of Media, Pa,; twowas
a member of the New He was born in Camden and by Lee Memorial Park, &eseent Temple in Trenton. Av,, Trenton,
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, J, Allen Hooper Funeral daughters, Sister Regina Jersey State Exempt attended Camden High Lehigh Acres, Fla.
Mr. Brown also was serving
VHlkrd BeaU, of Scenery Hill, Qiapel, Morrtaville, Pa, The Karen IHM of Philadelphia Flreman'a AisogiaUon and School, Dr. Hadtke, a 1929
is vice president of the Mid-
Arrangements were by tte
Freitag Funeral Home.
Pa.; and his paternal great family jufgeJta memorial and Helen Marie WarvoUs of tte New JerMy Bridfeman's graduate of the Univflrii^' of
grandmomer, G. Baal! of eontributtons may be made to Newtown, Pa,; a bromer, AssociaUon.
Pennsylvania Dental School, (ran F. Brown;
Scenery Hill.
Radio Ministry, c-o First Frank of this city; and four Surviving are his wlte Anna had been a former chief
Servicei were private,, Presbyterian Church, 771 N. grandchildren.
(Mackin); one daughtar Mary resident dentist of operated meat co.
Interment was at fee con- Pennsylvania Av., Mass of Christian Burial Ann Chase of Racine, Wise,- Philadelphia General BRmGlTON — Ivan F, SPINNING WHEEL
venience of the family in Morrisvule, Pa,
was celebrated Saturday at one eon Charlie E, of It, Cklr Hospital. He was*a practicing Brown, former city coun-
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Seaside Cemetery, Palermo,
Shores, Mich.; one sister Ocean City dentist for me past cilman, of i2 Late St. died'
Arrangements were by ttie Ui.
Church. Interment was In St.
FLOWER SHOP
Anna Aldrlch of Ocean CStyi M years and a life member of February 27 in Bridgeton
Andrew's Parish Cemetery,
Godfrey Funeral Home,
threi stepdaughters^ Anna the Atlantic-Cape May County Hospital after an entended
Ocean City's Family Florist
Newtown.
Palernio,
Johnson and Jessica Tantum Dental Society,
Illness, He was U3.
Arrangements were by of Somers Point and Agnes
Dr, Joseph W. Crowley a
He had been a member of Mr, Brown, a civic and
858 Asbury Ave.
Godfrey Funeral Home of •n-ofa of Ocean Qty- two
retired Camden physician,
the Ocean City Klwanls Club masonic leader, owned and
Ocean City.
stepsons, Joseph Mackin of
died Tuesday in Shore
and a vice president of that operated the Oppsrman In-
Phons 398-1157
Somers Point and Edward
Memorial Hospital. He was
organization. Dr. Hadtke
Mackin of Miami, FTa.surance
Co, He was president
83.
formerly served on the Ocean
Ocean City, N.J,
of the Ballard Meat Co, in
Retired since I960, he had
Ernst C, Wifrther;
lending co. manager
Ernst C. Winther of Yardley
Rd., Lower Makefield
Township, Pa. and Ocean
Meta C. Bauer;
former teacher
Meta C. Bauer died Sunday
in Shore Memorial Hospital
after a long illness. She was
ffl.
Bora in Reading, Pa,, Mri,
Bauer Uved ta Wyomisiing,
Pa., before moving here IS
years ago.
She was a former school
maintained B general practice
Oty, died February 26 atin
Camden 45 yean and
Southampton Estates, tormerly served on the staff of
Southampton, Pa. Cooper Hospital,
Bom in Philadelphia he A resident of Ocean Cifir for
retired in 1966 as general two years, he was born in
manager of General Motors Camden,
Acceptance Corporatton of He was a member of the
Trenton after more than 40 Camden County Medical
years service,
Society, the New Jersey
Mr. Winffier was a graduate
teacher in Reading, and was
Medical Society and the
of Prankford High School
also a member of St. John's
Camden Post of American
(Pa.), and attended Drexel
Lutlieran Church and the
Legion. He was a
Unfaeraity in Fennaylvanja,
Order of the Eastern Star,
member of the Class of 1924 a t
Hi wi a member of the
Reading.
the University of Penn-
Irenton Rotary; board of
Surviving are her husband,
sylvania Medical School and
cUreeiora of^ the Rescue
Su-t P.; two sons, Kurt 0, of
had served with the Marbles
Msslon of Trenton; River
BensaJem, Pa,, and Mort B, of
in World War I,
boat dub of Ocean aty-
Birmingham, Mich,; and five
Surviving are a daughter,
Pferkins Masonic Lodge 402 in
grandchildren.
Katharine C. Qiel of Ocean
Philadelphia' Benjamin
Services were held Tuesday
aty; a son, David M, ofin
St. John's Lutheran
Engelwood, Colo; nine Church. Interment was held
grandchildren and two great Wednesday in Charles Evans
MOPED grandehildrin.
Cemetery, Reading.
Graveside services wffl be Arrangements were by the
INSURANCE held at 1 p,m, Friday in Godfrey Funeral Home.
ACIDS 26 8, up'37" Lajteview Memorial
Cemetery, Cinnfiminson, with
Under Age 26*46" oie Rev. Albert Alspach of St. Too Late to Classify
Annual Rate. Meets Irate John's Lutheran Church of-
THI AIRPORT BRILL — II Now OOffi •
ficiating,
serving BrtiWa!
WAYNE MJI-LIR The family suggests
INSURANCE memorial eontributtons be
made to the University of
399-8755 Pennsylvania Medical School
417 8llt St. Ocean City or the Cape May County
Hair210
Is proud to announce
the addition of
Margaret Bitting
to the staff ,
May we join her many friends
in wishing her a hearty welcome.
To extend your personal good
wishes, stop in at 210 West Ave.
or call her at 399-0271
—
Fred H, Miller, M.D.
is accepting new patients
to his practice of
Internal Medicine &
General Adult Medicine
Hours by Appointment
Men, thru Fri,
2000 Shore Rd. Llnwood
6530800
7!V» SIRROCO — (Uil Inleetlsri. rtg,
gas- 30 mpg, arn.im, 4 ipted, msei,
radlsll, )7,00Oml *3,«X>, Call 3ff 7W«. 3.
li
! 76 CUTLASS OLDSMOBILE-J3.000
ml., gsed running eona, gm.fm stares,
•reel bellea rodlsli. si,850 JugMUbit.
Coll 398 M79 3
WANTED—Grsufid flpdr GHigiingy
apartment fsr h*s unlsr cltlzans for
July ana August wltn woshor ana aryor.
Sena ftpllm to Box M), Stntlntl
Ledgef. 4-1
Public Notice
MNINS BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
CITY OF ecESN eiTV NEWJIBIEY
PUBLIC NOTICE
Th. niit ragular m.ttlng ol th,
IOBIBI IMrd ol Adlmtm.nl will b. li.ld
on WBOH1SDAY. MflRtH II, 1f«1 it
1,U PM mint council Ch.mb.n. City
Hill. Qrun eayeui m«.llno • J.'M ».m.
Tht Itillowlng isptall wBI b. n,,rd at
thai tim«:
1. vannlu Hnivala . Ill Daiancay
Plata, Zsnt 1, propoi.ddupisx an It i It
lot. Deni.d tar lubitinaard let. (Haia
from lait mentn,)
3. L.ur.l CWoll Sflulr.i . 5130 WHt
Av.., Ion. l, Build an .daltloml room on
•aen floor for a family room.
3, Mtrrlt W, KMI . |M It. J.m.i
Pl.t., ZoiM i, (igand ..Ullno upifalri
(Hie for a on. funnily riiidtnn,
4- H.rbwt Smith .17 w. Ittn strad,
zoo. 2, Addition to aikflni building,
I. Francli J, Murnaf hin. IMS C.ntf II
»»anua, lone j, conv.nprop.rty from a
multlf.mlly rooming hoUH to a two
family,
i. Mrt, William J. Hamilton . 47M
c.ntr.i A., zone i, .ddumn to aiiiflng
bulldlno.
;. wllllam Mtyiri . \at . if WM
syenua, Zon« t, Addition of family rtom
.boy. garaga, p.rkino viriancti
n.sd.d
The aBOVB iDDlicitisn; in on tils in the
City eitrlu offlii and may ija vl.w.d
during ragulir Builntii boon.
Adiqwate notlci of mil mailing II
bfing ll¥»n puriu.nl ID |>.L, 1171,
Ch.pl.r 231.
M.-1T. P.F'. 111.11
LEGAL NOTICE
PUiLieNQTIEE
At a igaclal mi«tlng of tha Planning
Bo.rd h.ld on th* Mth -ol D.c.mbw,
]»lo, final iita plan tlprovil wai glv.n
to tha ocaan BHf Club, Tanntfaaa
Av.nu. ana layfrom, tubitct to eon.
diilani. Thli r.ioiuiion ii on III. In tha
City Elirk'i gfllca and may b« vjtwtd
during norm.l btnlnau houn,
Lor.lt, C.M.rth.ll
] 1, IT, P,f, M.gt
WYOMING OIL LEASE LOTTERY
WILL RUN AGAIN IN APRIL
OPEN TO ALL U.S. CITIZENS
BELLA VISTA, CA. -Some winners
of the upcoming Wyoming
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Incredibly, most will risk no
-more than $30, tax deductible,, to
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' The Oetn'n Co. /flc
Information and entry details are
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Drawer P, (1621 Livona Lane) Bella
Vista, California 96008. Dept. 39
The Dexan Company will rush
official entry cards and full instructions
in time to meet the April
deadline. Enclose $1 for postage and
handling.
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Om I HI h gift per (.IKKIMH r nr
Platter two: Bologna:
sandwich, lettuce and sliced;
tomato with mayonnaise*',
potato chips, assorted fruit,;
choice of milk. _ I'
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Platter one: Super pizza,
corn, cup of fruit, pineapple
crumb cake, choice of AW.
Platter two: Ltverwurst
sandwich, mustard, sliced
onion and tomato, chips,
pineapple crumb cake, choice
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