Dec 1988 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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obituaries
Rose McNuIty Rock, 79
UPPER TOWNSHIP =' Rose C. McNuIty Rock, 79,
died Nov. 28 at her home.
A resident of tftis community for two ywrs, she was
bom in Fort Reading and had formerly lived in Carteret
for 53 yetrs.
Surviving are • son, Harry of Upper Township; a sister,
Johanna Martinet of Port Reading: and five grandchildren.
Service will be 9 a.m. today (Thursday) it St. Elizabeth
of Hungary RC Church, Carteret. Burial will be in St^
Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonia,
Arrangements are by the Rumpf Funeral Home, 21
Locust St., Carteret.
The' rey
Funeral Homes
Etiibllihsl IBS*
809 Central Ave. 644 Shore Rd.
Ocean City, NJ. Palenno, N,J.
Phone 399-0077 Phone 390-9699
Herbert L, Oodfrny, Owntr
John K. Bnltai, lyl
In Time of Trouble, WiAnAs
Ntar As Your Phont
Pledging for tht future, u In the put, the flneit anil
moil dignified, pemniUted ninentl service
SUCCESSOR TO OCEAN COT 5 TOST
FUNERAL DIRBCTOR
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Mary Arch, 56
Foot
Specialist
CHARLES F, BIRK.D.P.M.
• ROMNEY E, PROPEB8IONAU8 •
101 N. MAIN STREET.CAPE MAY OOURT HOUSE
Adults & Children
465-1644
NORTHFIILD — Mary M. Arch, 56, of Revere Avenue,
died Nov. 26 atfher home.
Mrs. Areh had been employed at BaUyi Gnind Hotel
Casino since 1983. Formerly she owned a restauriint in
Brant Beach for 10 years.
She was a former resident of PhU«delphla.
Surviving are three sons, Steven of Philadelphia, Keith
of MUlvule, and Chris of Northfleld; a toother, Phillip
MeCaUum of Uvtttown, Pa.; and two grandAUdrin,
Service was Wednesday *t the Rosenberf^-Raphael-
Sachs, Philadelphia. Burial was in Sunse Memorial
Park, Phitadeiphla.
Contributions may be sent to the Hospiw ProgMm,
AtlanHc City Medieal Center, AtiiinHe City.
Regina Fania, 65
Regina W, Fania, 65, of Ocean City died Nov. 26 in
Shore Memorial Hospital, Sowers Point.
A resident of mis dry eight years, Mrs. Fania had
spent summers here for many years. Bom in Philadelphia
she was formerly of MaJvern, Pa.
Surviving are her husband, Robert M.; a ion, Robert
M. Jr. of New RocheUe, N.Y.; a daughter, Susan B.
Hepke of West Chester, Pa,-, and two grandchUdren,
Mass of Christian Burial wiU be said 11 a.m, Friday at
St. Fmnds Cabrini Church, Burial wlU be in Anisley
Cemetery, Roslyn, F«. Friendi may oil from 9:30 to
10:30 a.m. Friday at the Godfrey Funeral Home of
Ocean City,
Contributions may be sent to the Ocean City Rescue
Dally • Evening
1 liwrdiy Houti
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THAT WORRIED LOOK
With theie young pups, that worried
look Isn't real. You might call It a physlological
Illusion. The whole problem Is that their
headi haven't grown enough to fill out the
wrinkles In their brow§.
But, with people i worried look li usually
rial, It reflects the deep concern! that
trouble our world and lives.
Vet, worry Isn't going to Improve the
world. Its only reil value li that It eneour-
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ages us to seek solutions where they cart be
i toundi Th© tort thing to rtplioe wewfy with
Is FAITH.
Through the centurlei man hai found
hope and courage In the truths of religion.
Qod never meant us to solve our problems
alone. Perhaps our moit perplexing problem
today li thit too many people have
been trying to do just thatl
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CHICKEN DINNER
AT THE CHAPEL
A chicken dinner will be
held S to 7 p.m. Friday, Dee.
2 at the Union Chapel by
the 8M, 35th Street and
Aibury Avenue, "nckets are
88 adults; $2.50 children,
payable at the door. Open
to the public.
Timothy McGee, 79
Timothy P, MeGee, 79, of Ocean Qkf died Nov. 26 at
Our Lady's Rwsldtnce, Pl&JSantville. ,
Mr, MeGee was a jettred wholesale Hortst and % former
member of leavlew Country (Sub and Whitemaish ;
Valley 'Country dub. He was also a mimeer of the
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
Bom in PhUadilphte, he h4d totn a resident hem tot
IS years and had also lived in Rourtown, Pa,
Surviving are his wife, Annej one sons Hugh W, of
Anandale,"Va.j two daughters, Kathleen Bums of Lafayette
Hill, Pa., and Joanne Ispehshade of Philadelphia; IS
grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
A Mass of Christian Burial wUl be edebmtad 10 ».m.
today (Thursday) at St. Augustae'i RC Church. Burial
will be in Holy Sepulchre Osmeltry, Philadelphia
Friends may call from 9:30 a.m. until Hme of Mass *t the
church.
Arrangements are by the Chester J. Wimberg Funeral
Home,
Contributions may be made to Alahiimer's National
Headquarter*. 70 E, Lake St., Chicago, IU., 60601 Wt.
jo Ann Lelie, 43
SEA BLE CITY - Jo Am LeUe, 43, of 8103 Landls
Ave., died Nov. 27 at the Cooper Medieal Centtr, Camden,
of Injuries sustained In an automobile aeddent PH-
day In Woodbine.
Bom In Trenton, she lived In Umbertvllli before
moving here four years ago,
Mrs, lelle was a graduate of Bwing Township High
School, the Mercer County Vocational School and the
Donnelly Memorial School of Nursing In Trenton,
where she became a licensed pracHeal nurse.
She was a nurse in the amerpney room of St. Mary's
Hospital In Langhome, Pa,, and most recently wai a
nurse for the Atlantic County Department of Corrections.
Surviving are two som, Robert and Alin Burket, at
home; a daughter, Patricia Burket of Cltrmont; her
mother, Helen Orlando of thli city and her father, Fred«
eriek J, BowerB Jr. of Mercorvllle,
Service was Wednesday at the fCrause and Logan
Funeral Horns here. Burial was private,
UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA
55th Street and Asbury Avenue
Rev, Pgul W. vanderLoo, Pastor
SUNDAY DEC. 4,1988
10:90 A.M. Sermon:
"WHEN GOD NAMED M SON"
2nd Sunday In Advent
Musical Director Mltlarti Adam
Nurttry Available during Service
ST PETER'
METHODIST CHURCH
8th «fld Caitttl Avsnue Ocean City, N J,
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Serttion
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Of, M, Russell Shivers, Paiitof
Rrtnk A, Ydfkcs, It. Assoc, Pasiot
MfBtPmsbyterian Church
ev. tiftMm h Allen, Pastor grtinrHui
I Kemihtime, Uttm of Mwto
SUNDAY DEC.4,1988
"TH£ WONDER
OFHIS SILENCE"
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Cape May County Unit of
the AmBrican Cancer Society
needs more volunteers
to help with BdueaHon p»*
grams ind fund ralilne
iventi. For Inforinatton call
886-1 tS4.
Otto Bruyns, 84, former
mayor of Northfleld
GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL
"God's Wordln Today's World"
Pi WMliy Ave, (Luny Hotel, siwnd Fi.j Ocean Otty, N,J.
Rev. John E. Jamie son
Pallor
9:48 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
NORTHFtlLD — Otto Bniyns, 84, died Nov. £6,1*
Presbyterian Hospittl^Phlladaphto. '
Mr, Bmyns was the tmm mayor tf NerthBild Witt
served mi city feom 1944 fitfough 1 WS. He w^Mf
Prudential tnsurana Co. to 1966 Mid began Ms
with a« city foUowtei hu mmmi mmm &
government began when he was appolntid to A| taMM
of assessors. He Berved as gea*tey of the bawd far ftvi
of 10 years as an asse^or.
He was elected to City Council In 1954, holdtaj • p