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Flowers feature at Research Club OCEAN CITY — A dem- houses cannot compete sive research about leprosy, _ • «• _ _ _ a* t\ ^ un&l« aVisâ*. **a*WSvaV!>^L' n • — i • • J * * •• ai. _ *_!•'*_ on st rat ion of flower with their prices, which earned him die tide arrangements was just one Also that afternoon, Commander of the Order of' feature at the recent after- Wilma Sproul presented a die British Empire. He cur r noon tea, heldby rive Wpin- review of die book. Fearfully rendy works at die U.S. en*s Research dub'at The «** Wonderful}? Made by Dr. Leprosy Hospital, Carville, Handera HoteL Paul Brand arid Philip " La: Representatives from die At the 1 Research -Club's Secret Garden florists, linwood, created attractive tor and humanitarian who 15, the members will learn, .' In the book, Brand, a doc-.next meeting, 1 p.ni. April combinations on die spot specializes in rehabilitation, .about American culture and using flowers,' plants and compares the human body heritage, in a presentation to.an intricate machine with, by Katherine Von Alien, The florists. also. noted its many parts-working in The book review will be on that tnost winter flowers — harmony. He is die recipi- Truman by David- McCulsuch .._-,. as __ roses, _._._ carnations _,_-_. ent of -' die'Albert -«--•»«- — .'-_•.— Lasker lough, presented by Fran and qstromeria — are now reward- . . Van Dyke. • : • . being imported from Soudi Sproul .said Brand's parents were missionaries to dub membership, call Ruth for information about America and Soudi Africa, and- tiiat American green- India, where he did exten- Yingst, 399-8843. Garage sale collectibles is luncheon feature OCEAN CITY — Mem-walkbers of die Cape Atlantic The feature is tided "New The public is invited. Cost "Spring Sonnets.". Christian Women's Club look'at old treasures." is $11, inclusive; free babysitting is provided. For res- will enjoy a , talk about Guest speaker Eleanor garage sale collectibles at Brake of -TrumbulL Conn., ervations, phone Lynn, their "Signs of Spring" luncheon, noon Wednesday, Outlook," and Brian vations that will not be hon- will talk about a "Fresh 653-0276 by April 12. Reser- April 14 at The Flanders Conover of Abseccm will ored must be cancelled. HoteL llm and die board- provide the music in Two grandchildren for the Laws MARMORA — Mary (Kane) and David Law Sr. of this community announce the recent births of ttyo grandchildren. Granddaughter Grace . Emily Lokken was bom Feb. 8 to Eaura (Law) and Robert: Lokken of_ Ocean Gty. The 8-fix; 4-oz. baby_ was welcomed at home by brothers I t X Kreimeier, Dinsmore ' are engaged • SEAVILLE — Mr. and ; Mrs-'^Karl'. Kreimeier Haye announced the engagement of their daughter, Ashley Ann, and Richard Pinsmpre. Dinsmore is the son of Lois Yates of Edgewater Park and Jon Dinsmore of; . Easth&npton, Long. Beach* Island, and Kissamee, Fla. Miss Kreimeier is a' graduate of Ocean City High School and Fairieigh Dickinson University. Dinsmore, also a gradu- Valerie Jungels and Mark Townsend T 1lv *rt£»l ate of Fairieigh Dickinson, J MflgfZli went to Lenape High School. Townsend Both are employed, by Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank. An October wedding is planned. OCEAN CITY — Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jungels of mis city and formerly of Series on natural Dresner, Pa., announce die engagement of their daughter, Valerie Paige, to Mark family planning Twin sons for UNWOOD — The Family .Allen Townsex.d of Bridge- Life Bureau of die Diocese of "port, and formerly of Bees- Nicholas, age 4, and Daniel, the Vivarellis Camden will sponsor a series ley's Point 2 . . ' . . • • . . • • • • Grandson Eric John Siznmerman; arriving" Feb. 17, and- Dolores (Williscroft) ripsftfxL fry \.uuiii:ht •• ' '• '. '.'ii.n.itiri>'.| • .I'ti^ ••MII. • • . •• ' • • A.lvi^.1 h C .ntihtkl-, !nuMi,,n.iA.KwM Vlm-. • l'i,*i-"...inlK in:iii..^.i.i'i -i îl- ,4 : , , • I'.ir; .ii ;)i.'uitk|tk I lining, I nin'n u wth DH«V- complete mtonii;ition. mclmlin); ,i pr»>sjx-ctii!i detailing truiw* iirul cxpere^s Please re-.id it cardully More invt-siine r si-nJiiij; I i.V'H.\ J V^ Utlt-t^ t .*!' t •• I Viti K* .V" i f tic FiMi.-«r wUrndtM {>*•••;•:
A8 THESEHnNEL-LEDQE* Ooaan Ctty. *J. Thtiraday, Obituaries moreon page B6 David Van Vorst, 74 PETERSBURG — David F-* VariVorst, 74, of this section of Upper TownShnip died at Short Memorial, Hospital, :• S o m e r s P o i n t "'.'•• • r • . • • . .•'; '•••''•.. •-' ', '•" ••.',•• ., . . Mr. yanVorst .worked for'/the Upper. T6wnship_ ..road; . department as a heavy equipment operator, retiring in ••: 1 9 8 a ••;• ..;•*:,. • . • • • • • . . • : , . . . ' • . • . : ' • . - A World War II U.S. Na.vy veteran, he was stationed on .'* the battleship USS Texas, .° .• •''.'.. Mr. VanVorat served several terms as an Upper Township committeeman and for many yean on the Upper ' Township Board of Education. •' ; - . : He was a member of the Wesley United Methodist Church of Petersburg. • • He was also a member of the Marmora VFW Post and the American Legion Post No. 239 o/Tuckahoe. He also served as a fire warden for the New. Jersey Forest Fire Service. Born in Long Island, he lived his entire life in Petersburg. '. Surviving are his wife, Joyce; and a son, David C of Petersburg; a brother, Allen of Ocean City; a sister, Ruth Lorenzo of Petersburg; and two grandchildren. Services were Wednesday at the Langley Funeral Home, Tuckahoe. . Burial was at the Petersburg Methodist Cemetery in Petersburg, Upper Township. • ' . Margaret Adorns, 85 VTNELAND — Margaret D. Adams, 85, of this dry died •April 5 at Newcomb Medical center after an extended ill- ._ - ness. ,' —.- . • • • _ •• • • . . An area resident for the past 70 years, Mrs. Adams had worked for the OeRosa and Sons Clothing Co. in Vineland before retiring. • . • ' • _ She was a member of the Amalgamated Qothing Union of America, St. Rose of Lima Church in Newfield and the church's Altar Rosary Society. Surviving are two brothers, William Tonielli elf Somers R)inf, and John .Tonielli of Vineland. Mas* of Christian Burial was Wednesday in Str Rose of Lima Church. Burial was in Sacred Heart Cemetery in Vineland. _ • • • • ' Arrangements were by DeMarco Funeral Home, Vineland. ••-.•, . Contributions may be made to the Bishop McCarthy Residence Auxiliary,4045 E. Chestnut Ave., Vineland; or to St Rose of UmaXhurch, Catawba and Rosemont avenues, NewHeld. -."" '" SPINNING WHEEL FLOWER SHOP Ocean City's Family Florist MARKVIDETTO 858 Asbury Avo. Ocean City, NJ 398-1157 3336 West Avar OcaanCity.MJ -398-1333 I - PLUMBING, HEATINGS AIR CONDITIONING A'C CONDENSER REPLACEMENT ; 30,000 BTU £ High Efficiency *1,370 OPENING-APRIL 1993 Retail Showroom 3301 Asbury Av*., O.C. SALES • SERVICE .'INSTALLATION Faucets Sinks Mbon Tempetar Washers Toilets 4 Parts Grohe- Am. Standard Water Healers Kohler Ruud . Bradford While • . oena Honeywei 1034 399-5346 Health Today now airs on both Saturday and Sunday at II: 30 A\ 11 Tune in to better health! Watch y from Shore Memorial Hospital ftWMGM I II I I I Guests: Cvdiologiiu: Dr. Steven Kombert, and Dr. David Arluck TUBES & TONSILS OwW. Dr. L( „ (or. now. and dtrott) and I PMUtricNarH. SMH oy Maltick. LMoriiinotBynsuiunn d dtrott) and Nancy Price. RN. PLUS "Tru: WeUneu Tip of the Week'" NEXT WEEK: Ear Infections. Pedlatrtc Care SMH Style - Join us every Saturday or Sunday morning at 11:30 on Channel 40 for South Jersey's first locally-produced TV talk show covering healthcare issues important to you. Presented as a community setvict by ShoreMemorial Elizabeth Smith, 88 A , p Elizabeth Wanaxnan) Smith, 88, of the A.R.P. Manor in Gastonia, N.C and formerly of Ocean City, died March 22 at the* home of her daughter • h e r e . "• . '. - -.•' . . "•.••. •• • • : . .•.;•• ' , v ; ' - - T •'.. • A native of Port Elizabeth, Mrs. Smith was a resident-of Ocean Qty from 1943 to 1951 and then froih 1%1 to1*»83 when she managed the Wyoming Hotel: • '•• ' ' She survived by a son, John Smith Jr. Of Gladwyne, Pa.; two daughters^ Lydia Woerher of Charlotte and ôan McBridge of San Diego, Calif.; a brother, Maurice Vanarhan of Vineland; a sister, Dorothy Petit de Mange of Oxford,- Pa.; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchil-' dren.. ••' ' • ' . " • ' ' • • '"' • • '••.•'• A memorial service was held Friday at Christ United Methodist Church, Charlotte. Memorials may be made to Hospice at Charlotte, 1420 E. Seventh St., Charlotte, N.C. -28204 . .• , Dimity Weingard, 57 Johnstown, Pa. — Dimity P. Weingard, 57, of Dover, Del. died April 2 at Conemaugh Valley Hospital here. Mrs. Weingard worked at the City of Dover public library for 16 years and was chairwoman for the Dover Organization of Employees. She was a member and past president of the American Association of University Women; a member of the Delaware Agricultural Museums and Farm Village and Christ Episcopal Church, both of Dover; and Delaware librarians Association. Surviving are her husband, Harold R.; her mother, Matilda Phifer of Ocean City, two sons, James N. Cann Jr. of Daytona Beach, Fla., and Leon P. Gann of Fort Jelvoir, Va.; a daughter, Margaret D. FOOT of Springfield, Va.; a step-daughter, Barbara M. Weingard of Felton, Del.; and five grandchildren. . , Services were Tuesday in Dover; burial was in Camden, Del. Elizabeth Plank, 74 OCEAN OTY — Elizabeth Jane Plank, 74, of mis resort died April 1 at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point. A resident of Ocean City for the past 25 years, she was a. member of the Margate Community Church, the Dorcas Guild, the Ocean Qty Colony Club, and the Ocean City Gardens Civic Association. . . Surviving are her husband, George Jr.; a son, George Plank HI; a daughter, Deborah McKnight; six" grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. , - Services were Sunday at the Oteary Funeral Home, Springfield, Pa. Burial was in Arlington Cemetery,.Drexel Hill,Pa- - A memorial service is planned Saturday, April 17 at Margate Community Church, Margate. Friends may call from 11 ajn. _ • Memorial donations may be made to the Ocean City -Rescue Squad or Margate Community Church. . (609) 485-0580 Edward Kardish, 64 ; • u . •• ; •:. .•:. . • " . • ' . • • • • • • , ' • ' • ' . • > • . • • . - . : • . ' • • MEDIA. Pa.-^ Edward G. Kardish, 64, of this coflunu- Jutyând a. former resident of Ocean City, died suddenly " April 3at Riddle Memorial Hospkal. . Bom in Paint Creek, Pa., Mr. Kardish formerly resided in Ocean City for 15 years. He was also formerly of. .•' Havertown,Pa. •....• A graduate of Northeast Public High School and La ' SaUe University, both in Philadelphia, he was most recently employed- at Bell-Savings, Upper Darby,for seven years before his retirement. .'.' ' He was an Army veteran of the Korean War, a member of the Nativity Parish, Union League, Rotary Club and the Home Builders Association, all in Pennsylvania.' ' Surviving are his wife, Patrida (Quigley); a son, Timothy E. of West Chester, Pa.; a daughter, Mary Elizabeth of Drexel Hill, Pa.; a brother, Dr. Thomas Kardish of Philadelphia; three sisters, Agnes Bennett of Senunble, Fla., Theresa Reis of Middletown, Pa., and Margaret Tompkins of Glenside, Pa.; and one grandchild. Services and burial were Wednesday in Pennsylvania, under the direction of the Stretch Funeral Service Inc., Havertown. Doris Pedrick, 71 PEDRICKTOWN — Doris M. (Westcott) Pedrick, 71, of this community arid a native of Ocean Qty died March 24 in the Memorial Hospital of Salem County. Bom in Ocean Qty and a graduate of Ocean City High before retiring in 1965. , •-.. ,- '•, • He was a member of Olivet Oriental Lodge No. 385 F. & . A. M. in Philadelphia, he received his Bachelor of. Law. degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School •> in 1935 and he also received his doctorate of Jurfe Prudence from the University of Pennsylvania. ' Surviving are his Wife; Mamaret; (Stiteler). A graveside service waB.Monday°morning in West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Bala Cynwyd,'Pa.' Arrangements are by die Godfrey /Funeral Home of Ocean City. . . - : ;."• H. Erwiii Hin< NORTHFIELD — R died April 4 in Shore Mem Hines, of this community 1 Hospital, Somers Point. Mr- Hines served in the UyS. Army with General Patton in Europe during World Warfl. .'.••' He retired 10 years ago as manager of the Lincoln and Gray line Bus Company of Atlantic Qty after 35 years. Bom in Newton, Ga., Mr. Hines lived in Northfield since 1946. . - Surviving are his wife, Betty; three daughters, Georgia. Ulanch, Mary Ann Midgette and Janet Hines of Northfield, two brothers, Ansel and Philip of Bainbridge, Ga.; a sister, Helen Grant of Bainbridge and three grandchildren. • Services were Wednesday at Jeffries and KeatesTuneral Burial was ta Laurel Memorial Park, Pomona. . Contributions may be made to jhe Northfield Rescue d 1600 Sh R d Nbrthfidd 08225 Bom in Ocean Qry and a graduate of Ocean City High y j School, she was a longtime resident of Pedricktown. Her Squad, 1600 Shore Road, Nbrthfidd, 08225. family maintained a summer home in Ocean City's south d f 30 y end for 30 years.*' . . Mrs. Pedrick taught in the. Good News Clubs, was a longtime member of First Baptist Church of Pedricktown, and was a member of the Sunday Breakfast Association Inc. Auxiliary, Philadelphia. Surviving are her-husband, John P.; two sons, John H. and Timothy L., both xi Pedricktown; two daughters, Sharon A. Pyla of Grayslake, Dl., and Elizabeth J. Bretz of Baltimore; and two grandchildren. Thomas Millar, 60 ABSECON — Thomas MUlar, 60, of this community died April 5 at home. . . Mr. Millar was employed by the. Whelan's Furniture and Design of Avalon. " He~was past president of the Avalon Chamber of Commerce, former member of the Stone Harbor Lions Qub, member of the New Jersey Home Builders' Association, Burial was in the First Baptist Church cemetery, Pedrick- and recently a trustee of the Moss Mill Hollow Home town. _ Memorial contributions may be made to the Memorial Fund of the First Baptist Church, 89 W. Mill Road, Pedricktown 08067 or the_Sunday Breakfast Association Inc., P.O. Box 296, Philadelphia. John Burns Jr., 74 SOMERS POINT — John J. Bums Jr., 74, of this commu- Burial was in Veteran's Cemetery, Arney town. Arrangements were by the Ruffenach Funeral Home of Philadelphia. •_•••' Donations may be made to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church! Bookkeeping. Quarterlies - Tew Returrfs, Payroll Accounts 2307 New Rd. Northfteld, NJ CONSTRUCTION CORP. - 1235 WEST AVENUE Ocean City, NJ We do it all! REMODELING • KITCHENS BATHROOMS • INTERIORS VINYL SIDING • WINDOWS Designers & Builders Since 19S4 . 399-5338 Owners Association. He was former president of the Avalon Carpet and Tile Co., a member of the Avalon Country Club, and a former member of the Wild wood Country Qub.. A veteran of the Korean War, Mr. Millar served in the Army. . Bom in Philadelphia, he lived in Avalon for 29 years, moving to Absecon in the past year-and-a-half. . Surviving are his wife, Eileen (Crowley); four daughters, nity died April 5 at Share Memorial HospitaL Patrida Millar of. Ocean City, Kathryn Konop of Lake- Mr.' Bums worked for WS. Goff Sc Co. as an office view, Ann Delaney of Cape May Court House and Claire machine technician for more than 34-years, retiring in Sooy of Smithville; his mother, Beatrice Millar of Avalon; 1984. . _ three brothers; two sisters; and five grandchildren. A veteran of World War n, Mr. Bums served in the U. S. Mass of Christian Burial was Wednesday at St Elizabeth "Army in both Europe and the Philippines. 7 Ann SetOn Roman Catholic Church, Absecon. He was a member of the LJnwood Gospel Chapel, the dark Eliason Post No. 352~of the American Legion of Somers Point, and the VFW of Ocean City. — Bar• v in Philadelphia, he. lived in Atlantic City, before moving to Somers Point 33 years ago. - Surviving are his wife, Patrida; twoSsoas, Edward All&j of Leeds Point and John JTTV of Pomona; tWo stepdaughters,_Sharon M. Tyson of Ocean City and.Patricia A. Hess of Barnegat; one brother; Donald HV of Rancocas Heights; one sisterrJean Cave of Maple Shade; 13 grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren, ' Services will, be held 11 a.m. Friday at the Jeffries &' Keates Funeral Home, Tilton Road and btfield Avenue, Northfield, where friends may call from 10 a.m. Burial will be in the Atlantic County Veteran's Cemetery, Estell Manor. - . Dcmations may be made to the National Kidney Foundation. JohnjSchaefer Jr. 82 ^.OCEAN CTTY— John L, Schaefer Jr., 82, of this resort died March 30 in Ocean Point Health Care Center, Somers P o i n t . ; • '• ' . - • . ' • • . • • ' "•• . ' • • ' Born' in Philadelphia;" Pa., he spent many summers in Ocean City prior to moving there permanently hj 1965. Mr. Schaefer had been employed as an attorney for the Veterans Administration in Philadelphia for many years tooure STORE FRONT AVAIL- *» ttna torWM- - ton. Canml bcMton. 620 Asbury Am. . HMI kid, taoo mon. en xowi; &4i. Appllcant/Appellant'a Nam* • Address: Mfchaal Mareto Jr. 14O- 42nd St., 8M Ma City. NJ Owner-aName NOTIPeOF PUBLIC HEARING OOEAMtHTY BOARD OF , ADJUSTMENT D 0034)172 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Jamas M. aafufnger. IH. contract purchaser ol Lot 1*7 Block 1000 as •Mum . emendation Tha SwUkwI-Ladoar iM« .for acunorland oonvManaw In npattng, and aaki thai anon or omtabne of fact ba brought InmadKy to *» adsort •UnUon by caUng. 380-MOZ Dflafranoa of opWoo ahouU ba attmaad M hEt "An obituary in last week's Sentinel for David E Young, 82, of Willow Street, Pa., listed an incorrect date of death. Mr. Young died March 27 in Lancaster General Hospital, Lancaster, Pa., not March 6. : ZONING BOARD OF ADJUST- MENT. . CITY OF OCEAN CITY . ' TAKE NOTICE that on tha 19th day of May. 1003. a haarlng f a spokesman at the. state . Department of Community Affairs,' who asked not to be quoted by name. -: Also, though caucus, meetings are allowed under the law, the Department of State guidelines for the law state:."Of course, if all the members of a political body were from one political party, the law would not allow them to hold closed meetings by simply calling them political caucuses." Said Corrado, "When there is § major Shift in policy or organization and it's done with virtually no disphoto by Julia McWIUna No smooth sailing Dislodged from its trailer in a traffic accident Saturday, this boat skidded approximately 85 feet along Route 9 in Seavilte. State police said Scott Meyers of Pennsylvania was traveling south when his vehicle crossed the center line, striking the truck hauling the boat "sending H flying down the road."-Twp children traveling with Meyers were injured and charges against him are pending, policesaid,,, , ; QUALTIV PROFESSIONAL before deciding. ' "We said we all agreed then we got together far die meeting to vote in public," 'Jessel said. ' • • PC users tomeet April 14 at center OCEAN OTY — South Jersey IBM PC Users' Group will meet 7 pjn. Wednesday, April 14 at die Youth Center across from die Ocean City High School. The program will, be on: Fox Pro. The gathering is open tothe public - To accommodate our residents and visitors.... The Gillian Family is pleased to announce they are extending the discount tickets sale to TWO DAYS! KTWO DAYS! Saturday, April 10th & Sunday, April 11th From 12 - Noon to 5:00 PM both days ALL RIDES ->ffk\ ROOF BOTH DAYS!! „ :s Wonderland Pier BOOK OF 30 TICKETS * 15.00 VALUE ALE FOR '10.00 Water Wonderland $10.00 ADMISSION TICKET ON SALE FOR $7.50 1/4 OFF
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