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! iPAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL.LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N j . THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N j . PAGE t - SECTION ONEMargaret MartinMemorial serviceobituariesA memorial service for Margaret Martin, 74, of OceanCity, who died*Oct. 17 will be held 11 a.m. Saturday inOiif lady of Good Counsel Church, 40th Street andCentral Avenue,A lonjrrime resident here, she was a Gold Star Mother,a member of Our Lady of Good Coungel, the Altar andRosary Society arid Leisure Club of the ehurdi, president oi WOW, and a Republican eommirteewoman.She is survived by four sons. Edmund F, jr. of UpperDarby, !n«!eph P. of Clifton Heights, William A. ofMi'vif.i Pa , and Francis G. of Ocean City; two daughtW1 *. I 1 ' }W S'T I ong of Drexel Hill, Pa and Theresa R.Martin I ,iwn of Ocean City; five brothers, John of Avalon,11 any of Brigamine, Thomas and Francis of UpperD,i:i)v, and Robert McLaughlin of Swarthrmw, Pa,; asister, Mary Sicyes of Philadelphia; M gtrtiidehilrfronand n grcatprandchildren,Russell Falls, 67Ui'l'l R l'OWNSHIP Russell W Falls, 67, died Oct.20 at hib Palermo home.Mr Falls was the credit manager at Stamton's DepartmentStore in Qcoan City for 1(1 years He retired inlyBh A rvsidunt ul this community for nine years, heformerly lived in Turnorsville.Surviving are his wife, Edna; three sons, Paul R, ofSeu'rna Park, Md , Barry C. of Delray Beach, Ha,, andBrute E. of Wimu.ih, Fla.; a brother, Charles H. of SanAiitonio, Fla,; and two grandchildren.Service was Saturday at the Godfrey Funeral Home ofPalermo, Burial was Tuesday In Dade City Cemetery,SPINNING WHEELFLOWER SHOPOcean City's Family FloristMARKViDETTO8S8 Aebury Ave.Phens 3(1-11873338 Wist Ave.Phone 398-1333PUBLIC NOTICEThe Ocean City Historic Commission ofthe City of Ocean City, New Jersey willhold a Public Meeting on Wednesday,November 9, 1988 In the Ocean CityIntermediats School, IBth Street andBay Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey at7:00 p.m. This meeting is being held inaccordance with City Ordinance 3-80,Section 3 MC1.M9W, Chapter 33. .Ocean City. NJDade City, Fla,Contributions may be sent to tfte American Cancerv, IS Delw^i Oriw, Rio Grande, 08242Edwin Jones Sr,» 85Celesta Lyness, 87Celesta K. Lyness, 87, of Ocean City, died Oct. 20 Inthe Wesley Manor nursing home,A resident of this city 12 years, Mrs. Lyness was formerlyof Savannah, Mo.A member of St. Peter's United Methodist Church andthe Colony Club, Mrs, Lynoss formerly was a teacheratFort Hayes School in Kansas.Surviving are a son, Eugene P. of Ocean City; a brother,the Rev, Martin Kabele of Shanee, Kan,; and a sister,Ruth AUen of Shanee, Kan.Service was Tuesday at the Godfrey Funeral Home ofOcean City. Graveside service wUl be 12:30 p.m. Monday,Oct. 31 in the Qty of Savannah Cemetery, Savannah,Conrributioni may be made to the American CancerSociety or the Asbury Endowment Fund of St, Peter'sUnlled Methodist Church,** ATTINTION! **OCEAN CITY RESIDENTSTht Tax Collectors, Tax Assessorsand City Clerks Offices are now locatedONTHE GROUND FLOORof City Hall for your convenience.Enter on 9th 81 (South SideCLIP USCUT OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES EVEN LOWERWITH THESE GREAT COUPON SAVINOS!OIL CHANGE ANDCOOLING SYSTEMTUNE-UP$39.95 I $89,954-eyi. • i«l, onlygo Filter Chingt • Lubrleallon • noplace plugs • Air Filler Ou Filitr -Oaalin88yiii|nC(w#.ftilniM(lli)^W j pycvaH^luitMrb,C Vl Aiii earb Sttli OhmI 1 gal of Anlllrf in < it (vies GfflfliCoupon iiplrii 1S/91/saBATTERYSPECiAL$10 OFFTowards the purchaseof any Battery In stock.Coupon fxpMs IM1/MBRAKE CHECK$Pull all 4 wheelseiian, inspflflt andadjust a9 necessaryTIRE SPECIAL P BATTERY SERVICE$9.95Rotate a« tire®Edwin L. Jones Sr,, 85, of Ocean Qiy died Monday atBurdeHe Tomlin Memorial Hospital, Cape May CourtHouse,A retired shipfittor, Mr. Jones was employed at SunShipbuilding Inc., Chester, Pa, He also wai an inspectorfar the Commonwealth land rule Co in Media, Pa,,and Chester,A former resident of Chester he was bom in Mediaand moved here in 1971,He was a member of the first Presbyterian Church ofChester and a past master of Penn Masonic Lodp No.709 of Chester, He was also a member of the FaradayMasonic Lodge 280 and the Knights of Pythias, both ofMorton, Pa,, the Ben Franklin Consistory and the OceanCity Masonic Club,Mr. Jones also was the first president of the ExchangeClub of Chester.Surviving are his wife, Helen P.; a son, Edwin L. Jr. ofCorsleana, Texas; five grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren.Service will be 12:30 p.m. Friday, preceded at noonwith Masonic service by Ocean City Lodge No. 171, atthe Godfrey Funeral Home of Palermo where friendsmay call from 10 a.m. to time of service. Burial will be inSeaside Cemetery, Palermo.TRANSMISSION| 8ofCityHall^Ineludii Transmission ctifjck, Fluid,Oitktt and til nMtitiry tdjuttrninil,CflUBBfi Mp),9,BONUS COUPONCwpm emmimim | Coupon ex&MiZtii/m$9.95Clean terminate, eta*i, Load test battery!MUST PRESENTCOUPON TORECEIVESPECIAL PRICESPasqualfi Antolini, 56SEAVILLE — Pajquale J. AntoUnl, 56, of 9 EvergreenDr., Seville, died Oct. 26In Shore Memorial Hospital.A restaurant owner, Mr. Antolini wai as>od«ted withthe Chttterbox, the Right Deck, 9th Street SeafoodHouse and th« Ocean Oty Y«cht Qub, all in Ocean City.Bom in Philadelphia, tomeriy of Glassboroi heresided htre for one year,Mr, AntoUnl was a member of die Knights of ColumbusResurrection CounciJ No. 9113,Surviving are his wtfe, Dolores; three sons, Michael J,of BoloovUle, Stephen A, of Ocean City, Mark L. ofSeaville; three daughters, Patricia M. of Scottsdale.Ariz., Barbra Jean Beardsley of Newark, Del., DanielleLynn of Seaville; hi« motfier. Rose of Atlantic City, abrother, Daniel of Someri Point, and four grandchildren.Mass of the Resurrection wiU b« celebrated 11 a.m. Fridayin Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 40th Streetand Asbury Avenue. Friends may call at the churchfrom 9:30 a.m. to time of Mast. Burial will be in HolyCross Cemetery, Mays Landing.Arrangements are by the Chester J, Wimberg FuneralHome, Ocean City.Memorial contributions In his memory way be madeto the Diabetes AsBodaHon, or, St. Jude, Baltimore, Md.Minnie Black, 103UPPIR TOWNSHIP - Minnie R, Black, 103, ofWryRoad, Petersburg, died Oct. 23 at the lastem Shore ConvalescentNursing Home, Cape May Court House,Mrs. Black was a member of the Wesley United Meth.odist Church, Petersburg, and of ttie AmericanAssodatlori of Retired Persons. She lived In Pleasantvllle,later in tin wood and here forthe past 10 years.Surviving are two sons, WUHam of Bethlehem, Pa,,George S, of Pitman; a daughter, Olive Woolfton ofPetersburg; seven grandchildren; seven great-grand,children; and four great-great.grandchlldren.Service was Wednesday at the Langley Funeral Home.Burial was In Wesley United Methodist Cemetery,Petersburg.Kathryn Kilkenny, 83GLEN MILLS, Pa,—Kathryn I. Kilkenny, S3, of thisdty, died Oct. 22 In the Univeriity of Pennsylvania Hospital.Formerly of Havertown, she was also a longtime residentin Ocean City, N.J.Surviving are her huiband, John W,; three daughters,Kathleen fremblay, Arme Bitty and Peggy Neekiher; ason, Dr, John HI; a brothif, Leo Lorena, and eight grandchildren.Mass of Christian Burial wai celebrated Wednesday inSt. Dorothy's Church, Drexel Hill, Pa. Burial was InHoly Sipukhre Cemetery, Cheltenham.Arrangements were by the Donohue FuneralEIK'B MESUNOIR OP FRIEND9HIP.* "Boo-Kay" 8peolalONLY:'9.95Doubla whlti'ChryiinthimumOhoitg In • small wlckgrbiiNiLOur double-Mum Smile Specialit drilled for Halloween I"Add • holiday helium filledballoon far only $2.76 extra"•"FISCHMFLOWiRS,..fht Lenguagi ef LQVI""FISCHER'S Moke My Day Bauquit" Alwaysavallabli for Gain & Cany Only a) $3.98 tax Inch"Your Penernl Touch FiorW1hfeeConvtnl«fitLocdttom to Servo You Belli636 Aibury Ava., Ocean CityPhon.391-0711lUefcer"IFIOWIMIllimtiuYes, There is still on Ocean CityHISTORICAL MUSEUMSoon to be located In thb lovely 1920 houseM/UMUiMtUMESatrth Cdtt*HUmtimtAt/MM Htya thooxptotiUf/UitWMUkhBUM ftttttpttfattS&Ut/Uttt&titwk0M-LU4*4*4*Dominic Ciccarelli; 75 *UPPER TOWNSHIP — Dominic j. QeeareiUj 75, ofMarmora died Oct. J7 at Shore Memorial Hospital,;'Somere Point.'Mr. Ciccarelli was the owner-operate* of the D,J, Qe- \earelU General Contracting Co. in Umsdowne, Pa. fcr 'mere than 33 years. He resided in Lansdowne until 'moving here in \979.He was a lifertme member of the Santo Ana CoundLKnights of Columbus, of last LanidowBe, and a fourth 'degree lifetime member of Cardinal Dougherty Assembly.He was a Marine Corps veteran. '•*Surviving are his wife of 50 years, Josephine D.: a ion,'' ;Peter of Broomall, Pa.; a daughter, Rosemary Bumy of'Houston, Texas; two brothers, Prank of Palm Harbor, '••Fla., and Neilo of Ocala, Ha.; two tlsteri, JosephineAnthony and Eva Ba»ilio, both of Havwtowtt, Pa.; ind vfour grandchildren, .3Service was Oct. 20 at St. Denis RC Church, Havertown.Burial wa§ in Sis. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Maple.Arrangements were by the Doyle-Stenelake Funeral :jHome, Lansdowne."'Memorial contributions may be made to the American ''Lung Association, P.O. Box 1329, West Chester, Pa. ".19380.J. Nelson Morgan^ 78 !J. Nelson Morgan, 78, of Ocean City, died Oct. 18 at ',,Shore MemoriarHospittl in Somers Point.An accountant, Mr. Morgan was with Arm Inc., PhUa- ,•delphii, for 49 years, retiring in 1974.He was a member of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church,the American Association of Retired Persons, the KFriendship Club and the Sages of Ocean City, Hi allo „wai active In the Boy Scouts of America, Christ Church 4and St. Michael's Church, all In Philadelphia. KBom In Philadelphia, ht moved to thin dty 14 yeanago, ,1Surviving are his wife, Claire H; a son, James Jr. of ,„Greensboro, N.C.; a daughter, Nancy Cureley of Vista,,,;Calif,; a brother, Charles T, of Philadelphia; two sisters,Dorothy Chew of Berlin and WUma Schattli of Arodli, iCalif.; and five grandchildren,'Service wai Oct. 22 at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, ABurial was private in Seaside Cemetery. ]Arran|ements wore by the Godfrey Funeral Home.Donaiioni may be sent to Holy Trinity Episcopal jChurch or the Ocean City Rescue Squad. 1Elizabeth Nowaczyk, 46SOMERS POINT — Elizabeth Robey Nowauyk, 46,died at home Oct, 22,Mrs. NowacEyk was a manager at Cumberland Farmi;and Wawa stores in Ocean City. She was also a Cub , tScout den mother in Ocean City and acHve In ftt)Brownies.She was bom In Philadelphia and lived in Ocean City ;for 25 years.Surviving are her mother, Louise Parrell of Northfleld; •two sons, Francis J, of Boston, Mass,, and Thomas I. of,.Ocean City; a daughter, Klmberly Dempsay of OceanCity; two sisters, Frances Hubsr of Octtjn City andjMichelle Flukey of Northfield; and one grandchUd.^rviee was Tuesday at the Chesiif J, Wimbirgi ,Funeral Home, 201 Asbury Ave,, Ocean City, Burial was. f|)in Holy Crosi Cemotiry, Mays Landtag.Ruth L, Massey, 70Rum L, Massey, 70, of Ocean Qty dltd Oct. 20 InOcean Point Health Care Center, Somars Point,She was a journalist for Curtii Publiihini Company inNew York aty before retiring.Born in Philadelphia, she resided there befori movingto Ocean City.There are no immediate survivors.Funeral service and burial will be private,Arraniements are by the Godfrey Tunerd Home, :Daniel Fogllo• PAINTING*INTERIOR-EXTERIOHSpecializing InNEW CONSTRUCTIONFREEESTIMATES Call 399-0539pierre cardin I Folo 1 STETSONWhen^aBuyOne Pair of Glasses;U NuVLskHi,YouGctaSecoodM•VViolent crime rises N JT buses are rerouted around county bridgeson Cape; 4 murders•L., fy -.„,». A _«» .J^ ._ /_.. Jew Jersey i Transit TW,,U has k., jino io in ^ight w»i*ht restricttons restrlcHons wood, ,,«^ Wildwood uiiMun^rnourf Crest and County Countv will experience esajerience 15-with the rerouting through infortned of taa/nounced that the No. 1 IS and safety requirements. Cape May * JO-minute delays because Sea tale City.through notices on tktadeiphia-Cape May and Both routes operated viaof the need to double back Riders are being buses.Ocean Drive to Sea Isle Because of the rerouting,While overall artme inCape May County duringthe Bret six months of 1988Ml 4 percent compared tothe same period last year,incidents of violent crimerose 27 percent, accordingto Statistics releasedrecently by the state police.Every violent crime categoryincreased includingmurder, lumping from zerolast year to four for the firstnix months of IBM.Also on the increase wereCounty shop relocatedCape May County officialswill dedicate the county'snew maintenancebuilding on the Woodbine-Ocean View Road thismorning (Thursday at 11).The building will be usedby both the county's bridgeand road departments as asatellite station for thenorthern end of the county,and will serve as a homebase for about 25 countyemployees.The structure replacestheRoosevelt Boulevard facilitybeneath the 34th Streetbridge in Marmora whichwas outgrown,The 72- by 120-foot stealbuilding includes an office,employees* room and workbays. Workers in both theSIC nativeappointedpostmasterJames Fu\co has assumedthe position of postmasterof Ocean City, It has beenannounced by Raymond L.Monroe, general manager/postmaster of the South Jerseyfield division of the U,S.Poital Service,Fusco, 41, joined thePostal Service In 1966 as acarrier in the Sea Isle CityPost Office. Hi has heldother postal positionsIncluding fctt«rttrt of mailsin' the'»flfli#'Clry FoVOffice artd WihtiadtGr ofWo Gnttde. Rlor to hitappolntniint, hi was pollmaiterof Avilon.A native of Sea Isle City,,Fusco has two children.The Ocean City PostOffice hai 43 employees.The South Jetiey divisionoversees the operation of159 post offices in South Jersey.CHECKING OUT THEHOUSEMMl hofflf bwi»weuWft'i aatUy ipel • towndaDoncracK a signs of te»mite* Thar* why so manycall In a professional engineertoiMpoct a houeo -Toevaluate Hie plumbing, boat-Irto, air otfndWonlng, ande£ctrl purctmmhas already appliedht a mortgage, and (he sellorha» laRen ihe hoose oilDM market, probably wiihouta backup buyer If there arom#x flaw*, tte, deal mayb#o«. At IhB leail, (herewillhave to be tefious.renegoft-Today, more and rnorecetera are taWng care of meImpeeflen flgM away Apojitw report » a stArt£ary problems, *ecan haw ihem tokenoare el before the nouieon the ma>Kef.wr house? Voiuf*Mce from (Jorape, 17 percent (24 to28); .._. 319 New Ywk-Atlartticrobbery, 18 percent (33 toCity-Cape May routes were39); aggravated assault 28 rerouted last week in reactionto welght restrictionspercent (78 to 100); and inthe non-violent category, banning buses on Oceanmotor vthidt theft, up 11Drive bridges.percent (90*to 100),On the dtoease was mostnon-violent crime.Palling were burglary, 3percentnareeny and theft, 8percent.The statewide crimeindex Increased by J percentfor the period.BALLET THEATRE TOPERFORM AT APACThe Atlantic PerformingArts Center will present theAlexander Roy London BalletTheatre at 8 p.m.Wednesday, Nov. 2 in theTropWorld Casino andEntertainment Showroom,The company wUl performa full-length A MU-SummtrNight's Dmm based onShakespeare's comedy.Tickets are S17.S0 and $5 foritudtnti; BValUble atKnight's Pharmacy inOcean City.Qty Avalon, Stone Harbor, NTT estimates that passen-North Wlldwood, Wild- gers traveling in Cape MayMass burn debate Nov. 4The Cape May County A town meeting on the errwUl dedde the foUowinfBridge Commission has mags bum issue is being TJfiSsday. A non^ndm| balruledthat no buses will be planned by the Ocean City Ijot j question will measurepermitted on th» bridges 1^44 Community Association.Incinerator plant in Capevoter attitude on a trashFINAL FALLtoUtted Tndnerators .— May County.LBCTUR1NOV.3 To Have or Have, Not,'me Robert Heekman, 16-34Cape May County meeim^ wUl be held at 7m spokesman, said the civicMuseum will present tite pjn. In Ae Ocean City IntermediateSehooL. 18th Stteet one way or another on thegroup is not taking a standfinal in a series of fall lecturesentitled How to tmkt a and Bay Avenue Friday, controversial Issueliving in Colonial Cape May Nov. 4The identity of the speakerswas not armouneed atroad and bridge departmentshelped with the fin-In the museum library. the iisue, on which area vot' presstime.at 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 3, Two speakers wUl debateishing work on thebuilding,TomTVTRAVEL" i ii * I —"''•612 8th StreetHungry SaversFund/50*Hungry SaversFund/23*Investor rtssbook*investor AccountMoney MarketChecking3-Month CD6-Monlh CD1-2 Year CD24 Year CDPf ime CD*Rales effective (hru 10/31/88HONEYMOONHEADQUARTERS!Don't Takt Chances WithYour Most Special Tims.Lit TheRial Travii ProfegslenilsMake All Your HoneymoonArrangementsNever • Service ChargeBetween Wosiey & Ocean Avti.(Across from Varsity Inn) CALL 398-7450Rate7,777326,005,955,307,508,008,108.258,50CUP AND SAVE.Yield8,087.816,18.6.135.447:508,008.448,608.50"firmDallyDallyDallyDallyDally90 days•6 months6 months-12 months12mos.+ I day•24 months24 months-48 months12 months'Rates subject (a change. 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