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Obituaries
^ Godfrey, 82
Chattanooga, Term.; seven grandchildren; and several
•great-grandchildren. ' .-..'. . , ' •• • Walter Canister, 94
1'Vl .- OCEAN CITY. — Edmund L.B. Godfrey", 82, of ,728
•Service will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jeffries & Keatvv,... . SOMERS TOINT — Walter Canister, 94, of this city,
Simpson Avc. died Aug. 26 jn the Linwood Conva-
Funeral Home. Norfhflcld: Burial will'.be in Atlantic died Aug. 23in Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point
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lescent Center. .".'...•...:.-
City Cemetery, Plcawntville.
Born in Philadelphia, he lived In Somers Point for 31 '
_; Born ip Tuckahoc, he lived in- Ocean Citv since 1939.
;Frionds may call from 1:30 p.m. .itthcfuner.il home.
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• He was a retired greyer, operating his business for 30
A retired administrator at Jefferson HospiUil in Phila-
yesrs at Third Stroct.and Asburv Avenue in Ocean Citv. John Cunningham, 67
delphia, he was a member of the American and. Pennsyl-
Mr; Godfrey was a member of St. Peter's.United Methvania
hospital association!..and Shekinah .Masonic
odist Church, .1 graduate of the University of Pennsyl- " SOUTH CAROLINA — John- A. Cunningham, 67, Of
vania Wharton School, .where he,received a bachelor of Hujon" Greene. Place, and formerly of Linwood, died ^g
science' degree in economics in 1929. . .• ••• Aug. 26 at the Lexington Medical Center in West Surviving' are his wife, Mary R/, a-.Ron, Robert of,l lat- .
l.-fe also was an unswccesiful candidate for the New Columbia. S.C. "'. '\ •: i. boro,- Pa.; four grandchildren; and. rwO- great-grand-
Jersey suite Senate in 1932. •'..''
Bom-in Atlantic-City, he was a Linwood'restdejit alt children. • ;. " . . •'.••'•- .•••'.
Surviving' ory two daughter,*, Gcorg^anna Williams of his life, residing on Lake Drive. • ; •
Private graveside service "was held in Hillside
Ocean City, and Diane. Swanscn of Marmora; 'onesister, A retired florist, he owned arid operated the C&.C Cemetery, Roslyin, Pa. . . • '. •' .. • . •
Mary G.l'ayne of.TuokiihcKS and-six grandchildren. Murscry and Little Sh'.oppe for more than 40 years.' Arrangements were by the
.-.Cravesid'c.service."wili be 2 p:m. Wednesday at- the. •He Was a member of the Pleasantville Ihrcsbytcfian
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Head of the River Cemetery, Hstell Manor.
Churcb, and a trustee, usher, board member and.chair-
.There will be no calling hours. • . • ' man there. • ! ' . * . " . .
"Ai-rapgeiricnt's .ire by the Godfrey "Funeral Home of •He was a member and pcfst master of the Keystone
Pal - ' ;':' ' "' ' ' ' Masonic Lodge 89, past .president of .the Rotary Club, a
• ntributf«!ii 'may be, made to the Qcean City Rescue member of the Greater Egg Harbor Regional High
School Board for 13 years and president foripno year", a'
Beth Johnson, 93
member of the Union League No. 20 of'the Republic of
Atlantic, a county committeeman fpr 10 years', a mem:
ber of the American Association of Retired Persons,.and
Ni )RIf II-.li-ID - Beth H. Johnson, 93,.formerly"of this 'a florist and decorator for the -Ram's Head Inn for 6 .
rity, I'iii-il./Vij;. 26 at Burdefte-Tomlin Memorial Hospit.tl.dp-
M..VCourt House. .•-...'
Borr. in Pninvton, she WON .in AtlanticCity resident for
roore t-h.in !V) years. •" . . . '
Surviving .tre two soh.s.-Cdwm H. of Miami, N.Y., and
Jjnirs D 'of "Northfield; one daughter, Marguerite of
1 Middleton-Stroble Funeral
Home in Somers Point. • ' • •
Wihifred Bowen, 80
SOMERS -POINT — Winifred Bowen, 80, this city, died
Aug.-2-l at home.. . • . - "• ...
Born in Altoona, Pa., she was a, Margate resident for 45
years and moved to Sqmers Point three.years ago.
She" attended the N6rthfield,-Mb\in"t Hcrma.n Sclnxil in
Massachusetts «ind graduated'from.the Atlantic City
Hospital School of Nursing, then "worked as a registered
' nurso for most of her life. . .....
She was a member of the Margate Community Church
fot more than 50 years 5nd a membur'o'f the Altar Guild '•
and a former deconcss. . •
Surviving are a son-, Koriald h( Northfield; adaughter,"
Lynm- D.iiley of Ahsecon; and Three grandchildren.'
'. Service will be 11 a.m. today (Tuesday) at the Margate
ATTENTION
Residents of Somers JPt.
•i$6 frash. 'will--becollected on
Monday, September 4,} 989s due
to the holiday:. ( - . • c
.Monday's Trash 'Collection' will-
DC collected- - on Tuesday,
/Delays lira"'possible depending
'oil*. ma'i^Avor and -equipment'
available. . ' " .•
•-.;.' . • . ^ Allen R.Came\«
: / : -.; Surtrvi.sor of Public Wo'rkjs-
' "^"...'"• ." Somers Poinr, NJ-'
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SEA CASTLE
OCEANFRONT
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years-. •••:•.•• . j . ' • • • • • . ' .
Me organized Troop 92 of the Boy Scouts of Atlantic
County arid "was an Arhiy Air Cnrp veteran of World"
War 111 " .- •."..;.•' '
Surviving are his wife, Katheryne F..; three daiightcrs,
Bonnie Jaenne of Batesburg, S'.C. -SaUjjinfie ILim.s of.
Somers Point, and Kathleen G. Hunter of SmitFiville;
one son, Jbhn A. of Lccsville', S.G.; two brother,'YVilli.irn •
J.-of'Moorbstowr.; and one SLs!er, Betty Jtfnkins of Mil-"
Ivillc • •• - . ' .•'•••'•
Service will.be 11 a.m. Wednesday at l/lcasantvillt/
Presbyicrian Church. Burial^.wdl bo in laurel Mcmoh^l
fMffcTn PnfrtOftaV .
Fnf-nds nvy'call frc7m 7 to"9 p.m. today (TuevJay)
the Adam's Perfect Funeral, Hnr«e, New andV-inn
North field. ; - ' ' . • ",, • t.
SEASMCEMETERY,
' t Annoui^ce's tiae opening t)f . *
* §p?cial introductory Price
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IN ^ (H.R Hjor;shc -tw.s'a'longtime-1 Laddonfield
resident before rr: living to (Vpin Clitv four years ago.
Mrs.'\Jowi'r \va$. .i member of'-St. I.'ctcrs United Meth-*''
odist Church m (3ccan Qty a=d the Qrdej of the EaMem .'
5jlar, Ocean City Chapter h3 , " • ' ? '
'• She W.IS.OIH) a Tii'mbrr wf the Octviri City. Civic Club i
•"and she wvs'a gr.id»).-jti* of Pir-ivo Junior College in Philadelphui#
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Sftrvi>-..••!): .irv ri-r husband/i l:iw^od; rwo sons. Rich-,
ard 'E. ot P.i UV-r>:> and Brjcv H. of Cape Ma)'; two '
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brothers, VVUbur V. Hopkins Jr. of MAys Landii^.and
Richard W. Hopkins- of Jenkintown, Pa,; and thiipe
grandchUdrcn. - : ' ..
Service will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Godfrey
Funeral Home of •Palermo, where friends may call from
10 a.m. An. Eastern Star service will be 10:30 .tun. Burial
will bo in Seaside Cemetery, Palermo/ . ".
Contributions may be made to the Ocean TZlty Rescue
Squpd, Ocean City 08226. •• •
Mary Janasky, 72 J
SOMEBSPOINT — Mary Sine Janosky, 72. of this city,
died Aug. 25 at her home after a brief illness.
"Born in Sharon Hill, Pa., Mrs. Janasky could trace her '
ancestry back to: Betsy Ro?s. "
Mrs. Janasky was the owner and operator of the Mar--
Jay School of ceramics, which she ran put of her homefor
approximately 30 years.
She traveled extensively along the. East Const, to
Puerto Rico and to Venezuela oa.the distributor for Lpr- •
elta Yount r'yoducts and taught and sold ceramics until
she retired 5 years ago. • .•''..•.••' -.'•.'/
Also active in the Girl Scduts of"America, Mrs. janaaky
was one of the founders of^th^ Christ Epw e news tfc-m \r*i shore
t for trvs bclarce of your suteenptica
Ut;..: the ti.p».n prtrtti
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, AuflUM 2», 1989 THE £EHmEL-t£OGEfl Oami Utf.MJ-
*"v iHiii-iv proa.
. AtUnHc Ocean oh l^ibor
ticticm shows . that while u
D a y ? - . .•:"-•••.- • ;•-. '•
Now Jersey struggles to We set out to find who
Despite a tide of njpvv-lcg-
protect its image as an ideal
islation andv pfbmiscd
is turning the sea
yacatiort dcsHnationra key
clean-ups^ - Daton the Shore
element of the state's wastq into a cesspool"
reports tlwt environmental disposal .efforts may be In
^problems afflicting the East
the handy of organized •
^Coast may have cased but
crime. ' '. •
about the problem. •
. have not yet been washed ' The program redbrts that Producer Jim Barry
fS^/i,; cj.
several sewage slucfge haul- sought otit the sources of
ing companies, which,have
Down the Shore, a one-:
pollution, from municipal
multimillion-dollar con- sewage overflow to medical
9 tracts with New York City waste dumping and chemi-
follows the as well as northern Now cal discharges from manu-
of ,bpth 'legal- and Jersey communities, are in facturing. Interviews with
Illegal waste, in what the- •some qVscs managed by marine biologists, Cape
producer calls a compre- individuals with criminal May tuna fishermen and
jnslvc Investigation of re«)rdB. in addition, three officials of the U.S. Environ-
)lluUori problcms'r- prob- of the major dumping firms mental Protection Agency
lems that led to numerous have been finc4 by discussing to sewage disposal pio-
:
Tiiai aie IOHCS o i a niore diverse jnoTylouau nave
rural Americi»." Trding,to
ircparts Frrjm thesccne. • • .
Emergency r^dio trar.srru'i-
•JCXIS jndjciu.>d* trot mjuncf;
;V%JTC ail minor in thie craih, '
which, happened abo-^fti 230
in front of the OccaA Cli
'ral Home, Waliirc-
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to meet'•Sept.-.11 .
The Cape May County
Coordinating-Council oV.
sAiior' dtizen's orgjr\iiatiQn.s
Wi ll 10 a.m.,Monday,
M in thc/bascaterit
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*)- , roorn (J the county
Informatum Center. .''
{, 14 Metihanic St.,
Three ambulance; wen-
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