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Obituaries
OCHS graduate commands Tomcat
TUESDAY. AUGUST 23,1977
Rev. Averill M. Carson
.The Rev. Averill ..Mason
Carson; of St. John's Mich., and
formerly of this city, died in St.
John's suddenly, August 21. He
was 49. . . .-••"
: Rev. Carson had served as
pastor of the .First -
Congregational Church of 1 Services will be held Wed- Jolivet and Marcus Jolivet, all Surviving are his wife, Frank (Bud) Dougherty, training School in Newport, Virginia Beach, Va. . missiles and can travel at"
speeds of 1200 mile* an hour.
nesday at 1:30p.m. at the First . of France.
Mildred; two daughters, Lynne Commander USN, was one of RI. and is now in charge of one The twin-engine F-14 is used,
Congregational Church in St. A private family Mass will.be and Merry; .a son, George, III;' the participants in the highly of the Navy's newest fighter for task force deployment in The Tomcat replaced the F-4 '•
John's. A Memorial Service held-jtf St. Paul the AposUqR.C. his parents, Margaret and successful Transfair ,77 staged aircraft. ' • ' •', • both long-range interception" Phantom. It has a wing span of:
will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in Church in Richardson and a George, ST.; and a brother, last week at NAFEC . in Dougherty has Just returned and dose fighting. It is 38 feet, a height of 16 feet and a I
the Upland Baptist Church, memorial service will be held in Robert.
Pomona. He was in command from a tour in the equipped with the heat-seeking length of 61 net. There are 213 •
Upland; Pa. Interment will be St. Petersburg. Interment will. A Memorial Service will be of the Navy's F-i4 .Tomcat Mediterranean aboard the Sidewinder, the medium-range of them currently in operation.'
at Chester Rural Cemetery. be in the family ceremony in • held today (Tuesday) at 1 p.m. which was part of the exhibit, aircraft carrier Johp F. Ken- Sparrow and long-range As flight officer, Cmdr. ;
The family requests that in lieu Point *d' Ain. France.
in Emmanuel United Methodist Cmdr. Dougherty is the son nedy. At the present time he is Phoenix missiles along with a Dougherty is' respontlbW for :
of flowers donations be sent to
Church, E. Cedar and Johnson of Mr. and-IWrt." Frank E. at home base in Virginia for six variety of air-to-ground ord- the equipment aboard, the ,
St. the- First Congregational
aves., Oaklyn. Interment will Dougherty, of Palermo and .months then will leave on nance. It can detect and track plane.,
John's for the past seven years.- Church's building fund. ' , George T. Rowland, Jr. be private.
formerly of this • city. He another six-month tour. His 24 different planes and
He had been in the ministry for
Contributions may be made graduated from Ocean City wife and daughter. live
Classified ads bring results
simultaneously shoot six
22 years. Former pastorates
George T. Rowland, Jr., of to the Emmanuel United High School in 1936 and is an
were in Newton and Mid- Josephine C. Battista Oaklyn and9062ndst., this city, Methodist Church, c-o Rev. alumnus of Gettysburg College.
dletown, N.J., Detroit and
died Friday, August 19 after a . Lawrence Dunn, 24 E. Park av., He entered the Navy and was
DeWitt, Mich., and Min- Josephine C. Battista of 1403 period of failing health. He was Oaklyn, N.J. 08107.
graduated from—Officers
neapolis, Minn. • " N. Floyd rd.. Richardson. 48. : •
He was born in Ocean City Texas, and formerly of this city, Mr. Rowland was a native of
and graduated from Ocean City died suddenly Sunday, August Philadelphia and had resided in
High School. He also graduated 21 in Richardson. She was 81. New Jersey since 1956. He had Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
from Philadelphia School of the Mrs. Battista had been a long been a local summer resident
Bible, Houghton College in New time resident of this city and St. for a number of years. He was a
. Prinlad and Publiitwd in Amtrtca't Oraatatt Family Rxort
York and Eastern Baptist Petersburg. Fla. She had physical therapist and had an
Seminary. ' moved to Texas recently to office in his home.
By The -
He was the son of the late make her home with her He was a member of the OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc.
Hannah Belle Mason Carson children. . .
x,..,
American Physical Therapist
." • mithSfraat.OcaanClty.N.J.OtlM
and Clyde Carson who resided Surviving are her husband, Association, the National
.•'.•. Etlibllthtd IMI
at 1115 Bay av. and had been a Antonio; a daughter, Elizabeth Rehabilitation Association,' the.
BntaradatPoitOlllcaatOcaanClty.N.J.Mm
plastering contractor here. Chalmers, of Richardson; four American Association of Sports
at twond dan marttr '*a)a»'
They also had been active grandchildren, Joseph Medicine, the Officials Club of
members. t>f the Ocean City Chalmers, of California, Philadelphia and the National
Baptist Church. '
Dolores McAlister and. Dianne AAU Officials Association. He
Surviving are his - wife, Spencer .both of Richardson, had been active in officiating
Dorothy Tasche Carson; three and Michael Chalmers, of track meets and in 1969 was
children, Kathryn, Richard and Maryland;-and nine great named Man qf the Year by the
Margaret; his father, Clyde, grandchildren; two sisters, Southwest New Jersey Chapter
and stepmother, Hattle Mason Eugenie Gallet and Henriette of the Multiple Sclerosis
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VINCENT T. MICHELETTE . J Editor
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THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER
' • ' ' i • • • • Curtis Phclos
NEAR MISS—Both Robbyn Scott and Commissioner Chester J. Wimberg have
hands extended, but apparently at crossed purposes. The Commissioner appears
to be looking, for a handshake before he presents Miss Ocean City 1977 with a
piece of the 'walk award at, the Music Pier pageant Saturday evening. The
retiring queen, however, appears to be reaching for her award.
AIN'T SHE
SWEET—Judy Dougherty
was winner in the talent
effort with her dancing
and was also named, a
Miss Congeniality. :
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LUGGAGE-First Floor
THIRD RUNNER-UP
was Margie Trofa, who
offered the classic
"Autumn Leaves" on the
piano.
FIRST RUNNER-UP
was Karen Byrne, who
offered. : her piano
interpretation of the
theme ' from "Love
Story".
Lee Ann ' Compton in
swim suit competition
730 ASKJRT ML
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7 *.H-5 P.M.
GOING TO COLLEGE
Petersburg resident Patricia
Sharp, daughter of Mr. and
itaymona snarp
2 ''^will bcffiii
September 7as aneshman at
the College of New Rochelle's
School of Arts and Sciences.
Ms. Sharp graduated from
Ocean City High School.
Miss Ocean City
From suchthinas stars are born
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PRETTY SANTA-Susan Fagan song offered the show tune "Big Spender" to
ST., of an imaginary SanfaX'iause as ner talent performance. Miss Fagan was second •
runner-up for the title, and was one of the two Miss Congenialities selected at the
Pageant show. • • ' .< lJ •'•
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