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PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY. APRIL 7.1977
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SOMERS POINT—Evelyn
•Regina. of 607 New York av.,
died .at Shore Memorial
Hospital Saturday, April a. She
waa 60, formerly lived in Ocean
City and bad made her home
here for V years.
- Surviving are her husband,
Jerry; a daughter, Madeline
Genres, of Cardiff; four sons,
Joseph G., Nicholas C. and Neil
R., alFef this city, end John H..
of Pleasantville; six grandchildren
and one great grandchild-
Mass of the Resurrection waa
held yesterday in St. Joseph's
R.C. Church. Interment was at
Seaside Cemetery, Palermo.
The family requests
memorials be made to the
American Cancer Society in
care of the local post office.
VIoCwizzo
PETERSBURG — Vlto
Cuono, of Route SO, died
Saturday. April 2, at Burdatte
Trolin Hospital. He was 61.
Mr. Cuono had lived in thia
area most of his life and was
employed by the National Glass
and Sand Company of
Tuckaboe. He was a World War
n Army veteran, a member of
Post 747S VFW of Cape May
•Court House, the American
Legion of Tuckahoe. Post 96
Disabled American Veterans of
Military Order of
Cooties 'Pup Tent A-e, the
•pter 61 Masonic
Lodge of WMUsboro and the
Moose Lodge of WUdwood.
Survivors include his wife,
Josephine; seven daughters,
Mrs. Josephine Baker. o7 West
Virginia, Mrs. Rose Tour, of
Clermont, Mrs. Margaret
Gflman. of BeUeplam, Mrs.
Diane Kekfcner, of Ocean View.
Mis. Connie Rose, of Tuckahoe,
Miss Cindy Cuono, of Ocean
Htyt fiH Mfrt tJtv4f ri«rw> «#
Petersburg; two sons, Vlto, Jr..
of Ocean City, and Joe, of
Petersburg; and 10 grand-
Mass of Christian Burial was
held yesterday at St Castmer's
R.C. Church in Woodbine.
Interment was to Greenwood
Memorial Park, MOMIie.
B. Hf
Wesley av.. died
aatarday. April 2,
, Of 112
suddenly
in Sh
A native of Philadelphia,
had ratted tn
at:
are her (ether.
WUham &~Marcer. of Yeadoo,
Pa.; one daughter, Joan
Cttrran; two sons. Alfred K.,
Jr.. of this cttyTand Michael P.,
of West Cheater. Pa.; a brother.
William E. Mercer. Jr.. of
Glenolden, Pa.; a sister.
Marjorie Wella, of West
Chester; and seven grandchildren.
Graveside services were
held Tuesday afternoon at
Arlington Cemetery. Drexel
HID, Pa. Arrangements were
by the Godfrey Funeral Home.
In heu of other expressions of
sympathy cootrlbutioas to the
Cape May County Rescue
Squad would be appreciated.
Mary L. Jenkinson. of 101 E
lltb st. died last Thursday.
March 31. In Shore Memorial
HoepitaL She was 77, formerly
lived in Havcrtown. Pa., and
had been a local resident for 12
yean.
Surviving are three
, Tbcrese J. O'FIynn,
Amhmt, NY, Barbara
J. Benson, of Abtngton, Pa.,
and Suzanne Jenktnscn. of
Gloucester. Mass.; a sister,
Margaret Brady, of this dty;
and seven grandchildren.
Mass of the Resurrection was
held Monday monsng in St.
Aagusttne's B.C. Church. Intarment
was at Holy Cross
Cemetery. Mays Landing.
Arrangemeota were by the
Wtmberg Funeral Home.
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SOMERS POINT — Edwin
W. Vandcrhoff. of 414 W New
York av.. died Tuesday. March
2a\ in the Atlantic City Medical
Center Ha was 60
Mr. Vanderhoff had resided
la thia area ail lus Ufa. He was
formerly employed as a palntar
at the Flanders Hotel to Ocean
Oty and waa a World War U
veteran.
ftrvtvtng is a cousin. Mrs
Betty Ford, wtdi wham he
saade hte home.
Services ware bald Friday
with Interment at Zioa
f. Bargaitttowa.
Hail of WOkamof
tfess dty.
24. He waa «.
m wife, the
d ; five
dty.
Tj)af )f
-Jfc, (Maty) «f
tuaries
Unsford. Pa., and Mrs. W.
Johnston (Margery) of
WUllamstown; ll grandchildren
and five gent grandchildrea
Also surviving are a
sister, Mrs. Nan, Monihan, a
nephew. Robert Monihan. and a
niece. Mrs. Ann SagerhoUn, all
of this city.
Interment was at Glenwood
Gardens. Broomall, Pa.
Huns L Captall
Thomas E. Campbell-of
Lansdowne, Pa., and 2309
Central a v. died March SO in the
Delaware County Hospital,
Pennsylvania, following a short
illness. He was 83.
Mr. Campbell was a native of
Philadelphia and had attended
the Wharton School. He had
been in the livestock business,
for 50 years and owned the
Campbell Commission Company
and the Philadelphia Livestock
Company.
He was a member of the
Beverly Hill United
Presbyterian Church and bad
served in the Army during
. World War I.
Surviving are a son. Dr.
Thomas E. Campbell Jr. of
Media, Pa., and three granddaughters.
Services were held in Drexel
Hill with interment at Arlington
Cemetery, Drexel Hill, Pa.
/Uvta L tae*Nta
Alvina L. Kurxenknabeof 193
Dory dr. died at her home April
2. She was 65 and had been a
local resident for several yearsx.
She was a member of the
Ocean City Civic Club and had
served as corresponding
secretary and grand hostess.
Surviving are her husband.
Rudolph; a daughter, Lynne A.
of Spain; and three sisters,
Mrs. Leon Williams of Boca
Raton, Fla., Mrs. Stewart
Adam and Mrs. Leroy Shemely,
both of HaddoBfield.
Services were held in Haddocftekl
Interment was at
Locustwood Memorial Park,
Cherry HID.
GeOTfB L
George E. Sweade of South
Claarwatar, Fla., died in
Oaarwatar March 31.
A native of Philadelphia and
a farmer Ocean Ctty resident,
Mr. Sweade moved to Clearwater
five yean ago. Ha was a
retired supervisor of
PmladsdpntaSWctrfc.
Ha waa a member of
Washington Lodge 59 F and AM
of Philadelphia and a life
member of Franklin Square
Club, also of Philadelphia. He
attended Holy Trinity
h
irvlving are his wife,
Nellie; two daughters. Mrs.
Lois Uablong and Mrs. Barbara
Ann Toland, all of
Clearwater; seven grandchildren
and a brother, Ralph
of Fotsom. Pa.
Services were held in
Claarwatar with interment at
Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park.
Claarwatar.
JOB! R. Pljftft
John R. Payant of 22 E.
Aberdeen rd.. died suddenly
Thursday. March 31. at Temple
Univcnlty Hospital In
Philadelphia. He was 70.
Mr. Payant was a native of
Baltimore. Md.. and a World
War II Army veteran. He was
graduated from Johns Hopkins
University as a political tdeoce
and business major and was
reared In 1971 as chief budget
officer at NAFEC In Pomona.
An Ocean City resident since
19U. he was a member of the
Kiwanis Club, the Rlverboat
Club and a former member of
the Yacht Club
Surviving are bis wife. Tyra
K. one son. John F. of
CookevlUe. Teon.; a daughter,
Miriam Doekcland of • San
Diego, Calif.; and one grandson.
Charles Edward
Doakdand
Services were held at St.
David's Episcopal Church in
Loudon Park. Baltimore. Interment
was at Loudoo Park
Cemetery.
ttrtdK. Spur
SOMERS POINT -Harold
K. Spear, of 123 Oiborne rd.
dtod last Thursday. March 31.
In Shore Memorial Hospital He
waa 74.
Mr. Spear was formerly of
**IITH*TTI **** had made hts
borne in this area for 13 )«ars
He waa a reared cashier for C.
Schmidt and Son Brewery In
Philadelphia having been with
the company for 31 yean. He
waa a member of the First
Presbyterian Church of Ocean
Ctty.
Surviving are his wife.
Margaret; a SOB, Norman of
Madford; and two graad-
) ef fail—a*
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vironmental Protection's supervise matters rs __ of la-
Division of Water Retource*. stallation and onsjte in-
Of the two major proposed spection of septic
revisions in the law, the This concept is
spokesman said, the first deals system that
with the amount of land needed "and is I
for future homes with septic in Cafifornia," the
systems.
"While I don't know bow it
If the district
system is enacted, a gB a;
charge win be levied
homeowners with
systems to covet
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>tM*»n«t^| of
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with regular r
The
area health
slated for •:» ajn. at _
student center (Boasa ao at
afraid of losing seas*
fu iBe asaas*
Delowors) mon fined
on marifoona count
March u
Howard Barker, of
DaL, was arrested in
entered a guitty plea
In other action
Vukovichaf
fined »90 ar
influence of
STAINTON'S 2a Judge Dwyer also
mnpr traffic casai.
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OCEAN CITY SENTINELLEOGCR, I
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