Thursday, June 28,1979

The Herald And The lantern

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CLASSIFIED & REAL ESTATE

■Air ftimMO-WOOKIMO MOTHIM — Chrl»*lon mother will babysit In her home. Ages 4 ond up. $1.25 per hr. Coll 465-3585

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MAID tIRVICI - Experienced team will clean your house or work as - • ‘ • Coll 967-

7/12'

APPRAISALS' - 'OF YOUR AMTIOUtS and furnishings Tor'lnSutoncejor bstate.purposes. 21 years experience. Estates bought or auctioned. " II Wm.'E. Barren 263-3798.

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mother's helpers. 4310 or 967-4365.

MAW TO OROCR ~ We do windows. Call 967-4212. 6/28

) CCLYPSE PAINTING CO. INTERIOR • EXTERIOR REASONABLE • REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES-DISCOUNTS TO All SENIOR CITIZENS 886-1481 8/ft

YOU WON’T NEED YOUR CAR — you con walk to stores, library, etc., located in town, a lovely remodeled home, 3 BRM, expandable attic, w/w carpet, patio and street to street lot for expansion $35,000 SEVEN ACRES of luscious land go with this rancher, sun room, LR w/FP, hardwood floors thruout.ti central vacuum, full basement, in Dennis Twp. $62,300 YOU CAN HAVE A HOME NEAR THE SHORE. This rancher has Large LR, kitchen w/appliances, den overlooking wetlands, 2 BRM, carpeting, patio w/furniture, insulated & heated too! $45,000 GENTLEMEN S ELEGANT HOME has Formal LR, dining, rm., breakfast rm.. sun rm., library, 4BRM, open porch from master BRM, maid's quarters, 2 car garage, situated on 1 acre landscaped grounds. $00,000

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alon Real Estate 13 S. Main 463-5001

Capa May Court Haute N.J.08210]

Realtor ■ Insurer f Jj,

Rt 9 R Donniwilln Rri

Rt. 9 & Dennisville Rd. Cope May C.H., N.J. Ct. House.4 M. 2V, bath,

$74,900

443-3W7 Ct. Houm 1 % ocr. 465 5971 ~ood.d lot 322-1433 33300

NORTH WILDWOOD DUPLEX — Downstairs: 3 Bdrms and 2 Baths; Upstairs: 4 Bdrms with full baths 447.300.00 DEL HAVEN — Split level - 3 Bd, LR. DR. Rec Rm. 1 Vi bths - eat-in kitchen. $41,000,001 CAPE MAY CT HOUSE — 2 story country home. Stables for 3 horses — 2 acre lot $43,000.00 ! DENNIS TOWNSHIP — 30 acres 10-15 ft. elevation $43,000.00 Firm! CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Office building on Mechanic Street 64,000.00

& cot000.00

956 958 Del sea Dr.. Rio Grande, duplex toge, 100 x 200 lot $30, ERMA CUSTOM HOME—3Bd.. LR. DR, eat-in kitchen, finished basement ond family room, inground Anthony pool, panelled throughout, Fireplace in LR, lawn with sprinkler system 120’ x 120’ lot J. $73,000.00 Duplex, Myrtle Ave. in Erma, 2-two bedroom opts. 100 x 100 lot. $30,000.00

EDWARD EMMER

broker

112 so. main street cape may court house, n.|.

06210

Phone (609) 465-5055 (609) 522-7436

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MENTAL HEALTH Consultant. Ronald J. Bean, M.E.D. Personal and crisis counseling, by appointment. 9674992. vh_

KIN HAMANN Builder, homes, additions, c

nations, garages,

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New Iter-

loroe repairs, decks, roofing,

ng, termite damage airs. Free estimates.

^^READ^AI^^| J Cleaning Service | | 368-7542 ■ Light Housekeeping I N Rentals - Homes i [ Apartments • Off less t/hl

MAID TO ORDER •General Cleaning •Windows •Rental Changeovers 967-4212 Office: 2819 Dune Dr.. Avalon 8'16

CUSTOM PAINTING •V GARY A TWIGGS

MASON ABLf-OCFCMDABLI 263-1789 (After 6 P.M.) H

VINYL-ALUMINUM-U.$. STKIL SIDING Call the Siding Specialist today

Free Estimates

TRUMBOWER'S LAWN SERVICE . lawns mowed, edged, and beds weeded, also will fertilize. Call 861-2164 6/28

CSMT mSE BINI STORIGE StH-Sttrt Ltek s’iir 334 ip CALL 485-5977 BET. 9 AND 5 P.M. H

CIS! PUB OLD FUSNITUM, A34T1OUtt. WfCKM, CLOCKS, JIWILAY, TVAINS. COINS. MILITARY ITIMS, OLD OLASS. DICOYS, NAUTICAtSi COLLfCTABLIS. ThB TraEiig Past Route 9, Irma SS4 SS44

Turn YouY Antiques And Collectibles Into Cash. Antique Dolls, Oold A Silver Colne, Clathee. Furniture, Jewelry. Moffie's Elagent Junque 322-0997

MUSIC INSTRUCTION: Horace Fuller. Teacher ol music, piano, piano accordion. organ, guitar, banjo, electric bass. Call 884-2787 any morning.

ART INSTRUCTION POR CMILDRIN — Instructions in drawing, painting. 8 design. For Information Call 967-4375. 7/5

muM CWPET CERE WE TINT t ITE CMFET

TRUCK MOUNTED STEAM CLEANING • Scotchgard • FREE ESTIMATES 967-3232

MUSIC INSTRUCTION: Guitar. Electric Bass. Clc or Jazz Trombone, Boril Tuba. French darn. Trumpet,

LIT DAVID WILLIAMS do your year round' Bookkeeping, billing, payroll, inventory, business tax preparation.

Piano, Organ. Voice. We buy S sell Guitars. Cape Music Center, 113 W. Townbonk Road, North Cape May. 886- *./, TUTORINO: Elementary reading. elementary mathematics, ond elementary French. Experienced, certified elementary teacher. Convenient hours, 368-7445.

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TUTOR AVAILABLE POR reading and/or moth, children grades 1-6. Certified elementary education Teacher. Call 368-7472 alter 6 p.m. weekdays. 6/28

mess tax preparation leAenced. reasonable ro Rood, Ocean View, N.J.

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ANNOUNCIMINTS

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F1X-IT-SHOR — Carpentry and household repairs. Outside showers, dothsis poles ond storage spaces constructed. Work completed promptly. Call 967-7650. 8/30 COMMIRCIAL PMOTOORAPHM • available for parties, meetings, homes, boats, cars - custom work. 967-3520. 7/12 YOU'RE INVITED: Free moke up consultation beauty hour Try organic products-Feel/see the difference. Coll 465-4322 Mon. or Tues. 10-5.

THE WEB SHOW 494 Shore Rood. Clermorit. has many interesting antiques and collectibles. Shop or browse. Open 12-6. Closed Tues. 2633798 ^ - 6/28 Do you It now where the Villas 5 4 10 Is? Remember Clem I A few years ego people shouted lor freedom. Today they all wont enforcement. 1>o we really know what we wont? Stop in • Say hello to Groce. Cora ond Jean. 6/28

APRIL! LANDSCAPING. Compl*t« Landscape Design Sod-Shrubbery-Soeding-lrrigation Grounds ^Malntononco (699) 263-2999 CARPENTER wonts work, Mpoll jobs invited. Specialize A panelling, suspended ceilings, gome rooms, living rooms. 886-1744.. 7/5

-WflOATING ~ TOPICS

MAT TRAILERS

Because of the variety of boat types on the market and boat owners’ varying need*, most trailer manufacturers offer what at first may seem like a bewik dering assortment of models. Therefore, the MerCruiser stem drive boating experts offer some timely advice to help you select the proper boat trailer. For boaters who live close to the water, there are light-duty trailers which tend to have smaller. lighter wheels iand tires which are entirely adequate for the short drives and moderate

GORDON'S HOT ROOFING. hot tor specialist. New roofs, repairs, recocts. Average roof recoated with hot tar ond flashing, resealed. $85. Call 398 1268 H HAULING, Grading. Trash. Stones, Fill-dirt. Brian Donnelly, 967-5170.

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tires, and larger, ilower-tuming wheels. Also, there are "ecAnomy" and “premium’’ mode* The former may have paipt finishes, the latter are often galvanized. Frame cross-memBers in economy models may be fewer in number and farther lipart. The extra cross-members on a heavier trailer give theJrame more resistance to twisttrife. and the closer spacing of keel rollers often makes a boat roll off and on easier and more positively. Also, the frame channeb on an economy trailer may be shallower than those on a most expensive model. Once you are aware of differences like these, you should find it relatively easy to skim through a trailer catalog and decide which of the many models is the likeliest candidate to fit your i boat and your own mdivtdaal ‘ a>d '

Bradley Urges Toxic Waste Cleanup WASHINGTON - Sen Bill Gradley. D-N.J.. is urging Congress to enact a proposed Si.6* billion federal aid program toclean up toxic wastes that pose increasingly serious threats to the public health and the environment. In Senate testimony. Bradley also is citing situations in New Jerseyespecially mercury contamination. at the Hackensack Meadowlands and hazardous storage of chemicals in Elizabeth—to stress the need for swift passage of the legislation. “Nowhere .3 the problem of toxic waste cleanup more critical than in the State of New Jersey.he told a joint hearing of the Senate subcommittees dn environmental pollution and resource protection during an appearance to support the Ad-ministration-backed aid program Bradley noted a recent estimate that "there are possibly 34,000 disposal sites nationally which pose potentially significant health and environmental problems," and he said it is clear that the states must have federal help to meet the challenge at hand. Referring to conditions in his home state, Bradley singled out a 40-acre location in the marshland area know as the m Referring to conditions in his home State. Bradley singled out a 40-acre location in the marshland area known as the Meadowlands where the Wohd-Ridge Chemical Co., a now-defunct mercury processing firm, "has left behind 286 tons of mer- ^ cury" which is seeping into the Hackensack River "and poses a grave danger." In Elizabeth, he said, there are about 50,000 barrels "of unknown topic and explosive materials that are stacked 10-high" and leaking into an inland waterway. "There were stored by the Chemical Control Corp." he testified. "No manifests exist for most of these barrels, and state and federal officials have already uncovered in decaying containers chemicals and acids which in combination produce the same poisinous gases used in the Nazi gas chambers...The potential effects of an explosion at the site are staggering. Clearly a w disaster here would affect v millions of people. ” The state government is trying to deal with these situations, he said, but the* Wood-Ridge company has gone out of business, the Chemical Control Corp. has declared bankruptcy, and "it is impossible for my state or any other to handle the multimillion-dollar cleanups" is such circumstances. "That is why I applaud the Administration's determination to recognize ^ the federal responsibility to assist in these environmental and human disasters." Bradley said. Bradley added, however, that he wants the proposed legislation made even stronger. "The dimensions of the problem are enormous and the magnitude af the response is a beginning, but it falls far short of the need." he said.