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ONE Obituaries hat VUma local summer resident for one of the church's founders many years and had resided here year around since 1970. He Emily H. Webb and for many years prior to her death she was the oldest living Evelyn M. Bany was retired in 1969 from the member of the church. Wilmington Trust Company SOMERS POINT - Emily H.. She also was a member of SOMERS POINT—Evelyn and was a member of the Ocean Webb, of 5 Lehigh dr., died Cape May Patriot Chapter DAR M. Barry, of Somers Point City Kiwanis* Club and the Monday, August 15 in Burdette. in Cape May Court House and . Garden Apartments; died ' Jacob L. Alwine, of 4Riverboat Club, also.-of Ocean Tomlin Hospital, Cape May formerly, belonged to the Monday, August 15 in Shore Arkansas av., died. Tuesday, City. ..«. • ; • Court House'. She was 80: Lafayette Chapter in Atlantic Memorial Hospital. She was 67. August' 16 in Shore Memorial. . Surviving are his wife*,' Mrs. Webb was born in City.- Mrs. Barry was born in Hospital He was 74. Winifred H.; a brother, Nor- Philadelphia' and had resided Surviving are a,son, Harry Whifestone, N.Y... and bad Mr. Alwine was born in man P.; of Wilmington, and a here for 18 years'. Her husband, T., of Haddonfield; three resided Here for two years. Philadelphia, formerly Jived in sister, Elizabeth Vernon Huber, William J. is her sole survivor. grandchildren, eight great Surviving are her husband, Audubon, and moved here 18 also of Wilmington. Services were held yesterday grandchildren and one great Edward; a brother, William years ago. He was a steamship Services were held Wed- (Thursday) at 2 p.m. at the great grandson. Stafford, of Cardiff; and four executive in Philadelphia .and nesday-followed by interment Godfrey Funeral Home, ocean grandchildren. had retired in 1967. He was a . at Grace Lawn Memorial Park; City with the'Rev. William R. Mass of Christian Burial' was • member of Grace Lutheran , Wilmington. .•"•'•;. ~ ' - . Allen officiating. Interment is - Church in Somers Point. at "the.convenience "6T the Evelyn I. Retctoi held yesterday morning (Thursday) in St. Joseph's R.C. 'Surviving are his wife, family. . , Church. Interment was at Holy Eleanor Brooks Alwine; a EmmaC. Denan Evelyn I. Reichert, 68, of 856 Cross Cemetery, Mays Lan- daughter, Marjorie A. Miller, of - 7th st. and Philadelphia, died Yellow ' Springs, Ohio; a Abbie T. Kaufmann ding. brother, William, of Somers SOMERS POINT -r- Mrs. Sunday at Shore Memorial Point; and three grand- Emma C. Denan, of 5 Princeton Hospital. • children. • rd, died Monday, August 15 in Abbie T. Kaufmann, of She was a member of the Ernest F. Lee Shore Memorial Hospital. She Wesley Manor, died August 9. First: Presbyterian Church of Services will be held today was 60. She was 96 and formerly lived Holmsburg, Pa. Ernest F. Lee of 319 Simpson (Friday) at 11 a.m. at the Mrs. Denan was a native of in Atlantic City and Seaville. Surviving are her husband, av., died Monday, August 15, in Godfrey Funeral Home with the Pennsylvania. She had resided William J. Reichert; two Rev. Charles Rinck officiating. Mrs. Kaufmann was the Shore Memorial Hospital. He in this area for 24 years for- daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Raab, Interment will be in Locust- daughter of the late Somers and was 72. merly living in Ocean City. ^ of Ocean City and Diane Price, wood Cemetery, Cherry Hill. Maria Townsend, of Seaville,. Mr. Lee was bom in Rich- Surviving are her husband of Minneapolis, and a son, and a direct descendant of John mond, Va.. and had been a Michael; two sons, Frank ana William, of Hobe Sound, Townsend, one of Cape May resident of Ocean City for 25 Nelson, both of this city; her Florida. County's earliest settlers. She years. He was a retired W. Clark Veraon parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch. was the widow of Harry H. Services will be this morning cleaner. . Carreer, of this city; five Kaufmann, Atlantic City- (Friday, 11 a.m.) at the Surviving is a daughter, Anna W. Clark Vernon, of 409 56th grandchildren and one great hotelman. . Welllver Funeral Home, May, of California. . St., died Sunday, August 14 in grandchild. Philadelphia. Interment will be ' The Townsend family home Services will be held the Memorial Division of Mass of the Resurrection was in Forest Hall Cemetery, where Mrs. Kaufmann' lived Saturday at'10-a.m. in the Wilmington Medical Center. He held yesterday (Thursday) in Somerton, Pa. prior to moving into Wesley Godfrey Funeral Home, 809 St. Joseph's R.C. Church. Manor five years ago is next to In lieu of flowers, donations Central av. Interment will be at Mr. Vernon was a native of Entombment was in Holy Cross Seaville United Methodist may be sent to the American Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. Wilmington. He had been a Cemetery, Mays Landing. Church. Her grandfather was Cancer Society, Cape Unit. Rio There will be a viewing an hour Grande. prior to the service. ; ENTIRE STOCK HAGGAR& HIGGINS SLACKS Values to s 25.00 NOW ALL ON SALE AT ONE LOW PRICE pairs Huge Selection ... Plaids, Checks, Patterns. ^—Variety 6f Fabrics^— ENTIRE STOCK JEANS & eemDUROYS H.D LEE and H.I.S. ALL ONE PRICE PRE-WASH & REGULAR CLOTHS STRAIGHT LEGS • BELL BOTTOMS Regularly Priced $ 15.00 to $ 23.00 * . . . ' • . ' • ' ' ' • ' , ' ' , ' ' ' ' HUNDREDS OF PAIRS v TO CHOOSE FROM! Puddle jumper winners , Winners of a "puddle Jumper" contest sponsored by the Kite Site, 9th and boardwalk, were presented ribbons following their puddle Jumper antics. What is a puddle Jumper? It's a small -stick with a propeller attached. You give the stick a twist and the object spins off into space. The contest tested entrants on accuracy, distance, and the ability to spin a puddle Jumper Ugh into the air among other things. Guy Vltteta, Spring House, ra., spun ms way to a first place victory. Second place winner was Kirk Rummel, and 3rd place was Brooke Rummel of Havertown, Pa. Honorable Mention winners were David Galloway, Ocean City, Sean Henderson, Somers Point, and Blake Rummel, Havertown, Pa. AUGUST 19.1977 span s Miss NEW CASTLE—A plea to study for a bridge between i hasten a feasibility study of a Cape May and a punt in lower { bridge across the Delaware Delaware. : :.;;* , ;• j Bay was.heard Tuesday by In reply to the delegation's; Commissioners, of, therequest, Clarence., 8. ,v Me-. Delaware River and Bay Cbrmick, chairman, said that Authority at their regular the Authority hopes to go ahead m e e t i n g . ' .'•••.' with a study of the entire needs A delegation of Cape May of the Delaware River and Bay County . civic leaders and which would include the' businessmen led by Gerald M. feasibility of'luture-crossings,. Thornton, Board of Chosen He said that the Authority Freeholders, petitioned the would not unrirrtafcti a study exclusively about a bridge. . . Authority to. proceed, wjth a Use the classified pages - that's what they're therefor.... Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger ,-.,•• ' ByThe ' " '. - . OCEAN CITY SEMTINELLEDGEH, imtnsir*««,oet»«Cttv.»l.J.o»H» established IM1 - enltrtdal Port OMI 's arising within the one-parent family. . The organization was founded by Sylvia Cohen In 1900 and now has' nine chapters - throughout the South Jersey, Philadelphia and Suburban Philadelphia area. Weekly socials and other activities for both adults and children are sponsored by each chapter. i flMpuDcrwup is open 10 any llJ 1«mtt who is single through oBaifi, separanon or oivorce. Other activities of the group include speaker discussiongroups, theatre parties, dance BftflMfl lOT DOtfl GfuI^DT'eQ ADO adults as well as discos, parties and rap sessions for the young adults. There also are family ac- FASHION WATCHES For Wgb School . or College Co-«ds. JUBILEE Product of Longbie- WHtnausr Watch Co. Also Select From Maay other Stytos Priced From $29.95 Stecher Jewelers 811 Asbuiy Ave. Dial 399-4075 SUSAN PAGAN—19 years old; five feet, eight Inches tall, brown hair and blue eyes and a student at Manor ' Junior College. She is sponsored by, Gillian's Fun Deck. CYNTHIA ANN LANANCY VlTO^l years SCALA—17 years old. five feet, five , feet, three, and one4ial|« six inches tall, .brown hair and Inches tall; dafk brown hah* aadS haiel eyes and a senior at brown eyes and -plans to worfci Ocean aty High School. She is and take classes at Glassboro fat? sponsored 'by Palmer's the fall. She to sponsored " ^ Chevrolet and OldsmobUe.. . Bonnie's Closet.' tivities such as picnics, skating, a Newcomers Group, cruises and others. The Jersey Shore Chapter, Stogie . Parents Society welcomes not only attendance at its functions but every person to become involved hi the chapter planning. Weekly socials are held every Wednesday evening. Dancing to the music of £Qj|u}ar,b plus rfhttfe^' available $ ^ ^ For further information cal Charles Rettko at 39M818. 1OO«lo CAMEL HAIR Of all the tport coatings ever woven, none hat had a longer fashion life' than the Pure Camel's Hair. It looks grand > on all men, goes'with " all slacks, and actually mellows with time.. Ours, tailored by Richard Harris, it the updated version of this classic of classics .. .185 A Handsome Perforated Saddlo Oxford crafted in Antique RrotMt Calfskin' . with a stout edge' «olo aiiH tulvjprcnc heot . • • It lias the masculine look for the traditional man ... leather lined by Johnston & Murphy • • • The look that is very IN OUR 49th TEAR 130ASBURT1VL 0ITf A.M.-5 P.M. OOSEDSUMMY
EAGE 4___SECTION_QNE_ Shorday-Rocco wedding in Abington Church A wedding of local interest took place Saturday, August 6 at. the Abinton (Pa.) Presbyterian Church uniting Lynn Margaret Shorday. and Joseph Gregory Rocco., The Rev. Robert M. Hoag officiated. at the candlelight ceremony.. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and- Mi's. Charles E. Shorday," of Abihgton? Pa., Ocean City, and St. Petersburg, Fla. The groom is the-son of Dr. and Mrs. Carmen Rocco, of I Got MUSTACH WAX for M| Birthday!! F.J.WINSTON Electrolysis Clinic '. Trader* Lane. 34th & Simpson Axe. Ocean City, N.J. Phone 398-6141 Tun.. Wed.. Fri.. Sat. 10-5 and Thortday, 12-8 P.M. 1* ».* M M W» *A M fc* M» KM ****** M *A *A M »J» M M *A % ibelot aldcral Kate Greenaway Girts by Royal Doulton Uardo Figurines 1977 Royal Copenhagen Plates 20% Discount. Lourioux Porcelain Ovenware 3316 West Ave. Open 9:30-2 P.M. 399-8122 927-8467 5 K* V* V* ** »rt* V* ¥* V* Irt «T4 X* tT4 ** If* V* tt* W4 ** ¥4 If* *Tf A\ vl>eforeMseps|oro SAVE 20%" on bur new collection of WINTER COATS and JACKETS Wools • Wool Blends • Cashmere — Make Your Selection Now —~ HELEN F. »«•*«•,. Dally • a. m.> 8:30 p.nu Friday9a.Bi.-tp.nl. < ttAshvyAw. n Gwynedd Valley, Pa. satin with a scattering of pearls. Miss Nancy Sammafe, of and crystal, throughout. She Huntingdon Valley, Pa., was carried a cascade bouquet of . maid of honor.. Bridesmaids gardenias, white roses .and were Miss Susan ne Shorday, of bristel ferry. Abnigtoiv Mrs. . Celeste The bridal attendants wore Callagharf, of tforth. Wales, Pa., Bianchi floral print gowns with Miss Pamela Rocco, Miss Amy . matching picture hats trimmed Rocco, Miss Cindy Rocco, Miss with floor-length pink ribbons. Janine Rocco, all of Gwynedd They carried bouquets of pink Valley; Miss Karen Miller, of .and yellow rosebuds with baby Schwenksville, Pa., and Mrs. breath: . Martha Van Artsdaleri,' of 'For her daughter's wedding •Greenvtille,.Pa: • ' ".,-,' ' Mrs. Shorday selected a pink' Kevin Varani, of Ambler, chiffon gown with flowing Pa;, served as best man. chiffon sleeves and beaded - Ushers were Carmen Rocco, bodice. She wore a corsage of Jr., of Gwynedd Valley, pink cymbidium orchids. Charles Sorday, Jr., of Abington, Russell Schimpf, of Philadelphia, . Ronald Callaghan, of North Wales, Pa., David VanArtsdalen, of Greenville, Blake Christoph, of Abington, ' Scott King, of Huntingdon Valley, James Thalheimer, of Rydal, Pa. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a Priscilla all-white beaded English net and satin gown with a cathedral length train. Her headpiece was a cloche of matching beaded fabric with a long veil trimmed in corded *&®&*w&&^^ Our Famous l c SALE • Pay the Regular Price for the First Item and Get the Second Item of Equal or lets Value for One Penny On Summer Fashions Long Dresses * Casual Dresses Pant Suits * Slacks, * Sportswear Pant Tops * Jumpsuits Misses 9 and Half Sizes Stubbs' Dress Shoppe 741 Asbury Ave. • ~ t\- '" " Open Fri- 817 ASBURY AVENUE - OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY O8226 final and fabulous end-of-summer sale h v *vw,^ ••'. ' 3' •••••••• v *• C ' o . -• " ' , + \>. For the occasion Mrs. Rocco chose a yellow chiffon gown with the entire upper'portion beaded. Her outfit was completed with a corsage of yellow cymbidium orchids. Following a reception in the Wh Item arch Valley Country dub Ball Room the couple left for a wedding trip to New . Orleans, Haiti and Martinique. They will'make their home in .Warrington, Pa. . Both the bride and groom are graduates of Villanova University. The groom is associated with Rocky Meadows, Inc. PETERSBURG—Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Clarkson, of St. Thomas, U.S.V.I., announce the engagement of their daughter, Dinah to Philip M. Riordan, of Petersburg. The wedding will take place September "17. •• • • . ; ; . ; .-. *" Engaged Mrs. Joseph Gregory Rocco The Rev. Dr.-and Mrs. Roger Huber, of 4601 Central- av. and ' Montclair, announce the engagement of Their daughter, Madge Bennett Huber, to Dr. Roland Hanning, of Ulm, West Germany. Miss Huber attended Riverdale Country Day School and Kimberley • Academy; rbefore going to • Wellesley , College from.: ,Wj)lch, •[ she graduated in 1974. While at Gull Days benefit Wellesley she.studied at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland for one year. Since Shore Memqrja[ . graduating she has worked for two years as a research assistant at Rockefeller Gull Days for the benefit of University in New York City. Shore: Memorial Hospital She is the granddaughter of building fund will be held next Mrs. Frances-J. Thompson of Thursday, Friday and Satur- 4204 Central av. day, August 25, 26 and 27. Dr. Henning is Professor of -—Members-of-all-three-cbap-- -Biochemistry in the Faculty of ters of the hospital auxiliary Medicine at the University of will be at various locations ;Ulm. Before assuming that between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on position he did post-doctoral those days to accept donations research in cellular- im- and distribute miniature gulls. munology at Rockefeller The places will be Slam's and' University. the Acme in Somers Point, the . The marriage will take place Thriftway, A & P and both at the Huber home in Montclair Acmes in Ocean City. ' on September 3 after which the couple will make their home in West Germany. FROM NEW YORK FEATURINOt ROUND-T«ir AM -ntANSMMTATIOM, b» Poo Am;charter, hom N«wiYoA.to Jerusalem, ond from Tel Amv taNewVafc; • ACCOMMODATIONS WITH MUVATI •ATti for icven (7) nighn at your tholce.ol either rour-Mor or five-»tor hotels; • AU HOTIL SMVtCt CHAtO— and room taies; TOIM ol ihe-OWCItv" d Jerutaltm • MM HOURIY lUSTaAMSrORTATION between your hotel In Jerusalem and the Jot- pabUcatlon. —Margaret_B Roche win answeratt—- 1 your questions about the cosmetics 'you buy and how to use them. Corner off 8th sf. & Central Ave. 506 8th St. ,• , - t , . , / ! ). • Noras. We're falling for you Hang Ten • Breckenridlge Garland • Zio • Bee Wear j Michael McCrae 7 Eanny'stHide Gloria Vanderbuilt •-•' Stoes 3-15 *i^id "H'sWMha Wn t«MKQa«riM MM .vSv—V,.•«..—>»-%.> 'J.--O.1 I—Summer-Whites Straight Leg Jeans | Men's St Women's Shorts Jr. Shorts Straight Leg Jeans Painters' Pants Men's Jeans Summer Tops Boys' Rugby Shirts Just Arrived! IStraight Leg Corduroys J & S 27fh St. I Asbury THE SHOE ALL PACKED-UP FOR HOME? Please Check our new Styles before you go! A BACK-TO-SCHOOL ; ^reat looks for «20 B. Leather Boots for MO C. CaAaL comfy, walkers ' forfWL 716 Asbury Ave. ^^ ;>; } P.S. Stop In and leave your name and address in our ;. "KTCK OrT'drawing and win a pafrot shoes of yow choice. h M
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