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The Herald And The Lantern

Thursday, September 6,1979

SAC SiDINO tesc. covering, •form door and windows. Unled. alum, tiding. No job too tmoll. Free estimate. Coll 465-7731 after 6. Tbonk you. 9/6 , KIATINO BROTHIRf. Maintenance ond repair, carpentry, masonry, roofing, siding, painting. Free estimate. 967-8170. 967-4397.

•TAL with floating

dock October to Moy — 4

bedrooms,

furnished. H.W. oil heat.

Phone 967-7482

1754.

2 baths. Nicely

or 215-644-

9/20

"dS’." 1

OCT. THRU APRIL. 2 bedroom . beoch block. Includes IR. Kitchen, den. deck, utilities. Full bath. S350

month. 263-1648.

9/13

MAunpui otra suin~ downtown Court House. Great location • near municipal offstreet parking. Heot Included. Further details, call Golden Agency. Realtor, 4653112 or 967-3015.

INSTRUCTIONS

sssss. .vr.rs’ vonced. For further Information please phone 368

J8IRRE REA6IN RARCE STUDIO announces f a ||

t^t. 1«lh.

lIHi. UHi (Mon thro Thor,) 1* m.m. tin , p.»n. at our new faction. 1837 Seesbore Ra^. CoM Springs. N J.. **"*mriy 'Tt»e Forge Antiques". Professloitel Instructors, beginner through advanced fovels. Classical ballet, polnte, |ass, tap, children's acrobatics, creative movement. Adult classes In tap.

and (ass. New -

ballroom classes. Tsaw?/' M4-2M4 9/6

INSTRUCTIONS

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IXPIRIINCIO PIANO TRACHIR now accepting pupils for fall. Beginners ond intermediates only. 884-7536.

MUSIC INSTRUCTION: Horace Fuller. Teacher of

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REAL ESTATE

music, piano, piano occordion. organ, guitar, banjo, electric boss. Call 884-2787 morning. 9/13

Realtor - Insurer Rt. 9 & Dennisville Rd. Cap© May C.H., N.J. 465-5987 465-5978 522-1458

S»ntulM two ••on' horn* •Muotod on SO oerm 1 Tho horn* hot (pocloot (30’ ■ XT) living room with bf«fc flrSploc*. Fronth doott loading to 0 tun room with hot lot mol dining room, thtoo badroomv f t botht largo born doiAto gorogo, Ovor 800 loot ol rood frontogo With* down, tolloi will hold mortgogo ot 9 , i'. Flooto roll lor moro dotollt

lodlomt Pond in Donnitvtllo largo living room, dining room toniily roSm country hilchon 3 vory largo bodroomt To both* Thlt homo looturot lout working liroplocof Thi» pr^porty mutt bo toon I Rocontly roducod to S8S 000

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ALL CLASSIFIEDS APPEAR IN THE CAPE MAY COUNTY HERALD AND IN THE LOWER TOWNSHIP LANTERN. Clip coupon and mall with payment to the Herald or the Lentem, Clesslfied Ad Dept.. P.O. Boh 8, Avalon, NJ. 88282. CLASSIFIED RATES: $4.88 for 3 weeks or $1.71 for 1 weak. Up to 28 words. 7c for each antra word per week. ClaMtfted deadline: Tuesday Noon.

AVALON LOT FOR SALE. 100 block 24th Street. North side. Call 967-7860. 9/6

MOVING - lots of goodies. Sot.. Sept. 8th. Every doy till gone. E. Rising Sun Drive. Rte. 9. Ocean View, next to People s Bonk on north side.

4J W. 28th ST.. AVALON. ID o.m. rain or shine. Chino closet. choirs. buffet, household items. Sept. 8th. 9/6

Stonv Harbor Shopelinei

■y Jponattp O'May

SEPT. 7th and 8th, 10 to 4. Household treasures, plants galore, books, tools, ladies' 3speed bike. 210 • 118th St..

Stone Harbor.

Household treasures, plants

ladles' 3

THE WES SHOP 494 Shore Rood, Clermont, bos many interesting antiques and collectibles. Shop or browse. Open 12-6. Closed Tucs. 2633798.

¥

SALE — Split level, eleven room, 5 bedroom. 2 both, powder room, dining room, family room, large kitchen, all hardwood floors. Only 19 years old. Excellent condition. Corner property 110 x 125. No flooding. Call 684-8159 for

appointment after 4.

OFFICE HOURS, DEADLINES Tha Avalon offlca of fho Harold ond Lantam it opan from 9 to 3 on Monday, and t to 1 Tuotday, Thursday ond Friday (closad Wednesday). Items may bo placod in tho mailbox at any time, and phone messages left at any time. Deadlines remain 3 p.m. Monday for nows Itoms and display advortlslng, and noon Tuesday for classified advertising.

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LEGAL NOTICES

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MAUD BIOS *»ll ba racatvad from bttfcfart rleiitbad unda> N J S A.7/7-39.1 H taq.. in tba Haarlng Boom, fleam 140 Main Building. Tron.pettotion Building 1039 Parkway Ava. It an ton. M J. until 10 a m Sag* 20 I STS and opanad ond raod lor flaodvattlwmant-Batonttrutllon ol Burlaiah'DMn Croak Rd In Middla Townthle. Capa May Caunty. N.J.. Fodatol Prolatl tk> W710(107). O r. No 109. Tha Daportmant. In actordonra with Tula VI CMI Rtghti Act ot 1*64 TB Slot 797 47 U.S.C. ond 4* C.F.R. Port 71 Ittuad purtuont to tuch Act will ottord minority butinett antarpriMt lull opportunity to •ubmit bi<H t in retponte to thlt levitation ond will not ditcrlmlnota ago ini I any bidder on thg ground! ol race, color or notionol origin In tha contract award Bidder, are required to comply with tha requirement* ol P l 1*79 c ITr Orowingt. toacilicotiont ond bid document! may be impacted or obtotned lor olaaol 973 lor lull lira dr owing, or SO lot reduced ine drawing!. ot tha Bureau ol Controcl AdmlnltlroWn. 1039 Porkway Ave Iranian, N./T. Airing butinett hour* Namet ond oddre(«at ol protpective bidden for thlt prelect maybe acquired by telephone Area Code 60*-**4 ABI7 during butmett hour* Diowingt ond tupplemantary tpeciliconont may ol»o ba intpactad (bur not obtained) by controclmp oroannarioni ot our varlout Detlgn Field Otlica* ot the lollovring locallont

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don Field N j.. «0*-47« 6498 Intenecr.ont Bt. 1 I *. 71 • 77 Newark. N.i.. 70I-64B-TOI^Hjiymboy Ave (diton N.J., 701- > N.J Deportmenl ol Traniporteiion Bureau ol Contract AdmlnKtretlon (CH.3t.9-13i$32.43) Rothmann Honored

There were plenty of comings and goinpt around here this summer. The Isaac Patterson clan converged on Stone Harbor, and it was impossible to saunter down 109th St. and not encounter a member. I looked forward to encountering them; they are lovely people. Doc’s distafff had perfect attendance this season. Barbara (daughter No. 3) and her husband, Marty Hoover, drove over from Ohio with their elfins, Vanessa and Megan, and were joined by teenqueen Carrie. Judy Beth (No. 2) and her mate, Stan Mann, with fairhaired Nancy came down from Fort Washington; Patty (No. 1) and her spouse, Bill Doran, maintain a vacation home

here. N

Incidentally. Dr. Patterson tame to this island for many moons before retiring here from medical practice in Westville. He recalls how, circa six decades ago, his gredlhncle used to tear down from Avalon in a Haynes touring car, doing 60+ mph on a gravel road. In those days, one needn’t 90 West to see a Dust Bowl! Doc’s sister, Dot, has been coming to Stone Harbor for over 30 years, and she and her husband, Ernie Ade, had surprise visitors. Ernie's daughter, Marilynn, flew down from Brighton, Mass., and his

son Bob and wife Kathleen came over form Toledo with their H’l pixie Christine. They wanted to be here when Ernie got out of the hospital. Ernie’s doing fine now and is busy again manicuring his lawn and shrubbery. Col. Jim Baird and his wife Nancy motored from their home in New Port Ritchey gnd buzzed around ‘‘up north” all summer long. Nancy threw a wingding cocktail party to celebrate Jim’s 77th birthday. and they spent several weekends visiting relatives and longtime friends in Pottstown and environs. The Big Event was the annual reunion on August 10-11-12 of the Sixth f* Port Headquarters. U.S. Army. This contingent guarded the ports of Casablanca, Naples and Marseilles during World War II. Jim and Nancy checked into the Pocono Hilton at Stroudsburg for a whirlwind of activities, with the highlight of the weekend a 7-hour bus tour through the picturesque Poconos. The delightful summer came to a close on* September 1st with the sedding of Jim’s grandson. James Baird III, to Loma Bell, at Pottstown. And where do you suppose the newlyweds are spending ^their homey moon? Where else but at Stone Harbor, where it's Super in September 1

Harbor Garden Club Meet

STONE HARBOR - The regular meeting of the Garden Club of Stone Harbor will be held on Sept. 10 at the Firehouse at 10 a.m. The club has experienced a most successful first year under the direction of Mrs. John Ritchie, Club President.

The first meeting of the new year promises to be unusual and interesting. Mrs. Carlyle Barton of the Baltimore Garden Club will instruct on “Miniature Flower Arranging".« Everyone is invited. There is a guest fee of fifty cents. Refreshments will be served.

Critical Care Nursing Course COURT HOUSE - A course in "Critical Care Nursing” is being offered to\all area nurses at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital beginning September 4 and continuing until October 11. This course, open to all nurses will be held on Tuesdays from noon until 3 p.m. and Thursdays from 3 until 6p.m. “Because of the importance of this course to all grea nurses, we here at Burdette feel that our open course policy will benefit a greater amount of nurses than every before" said Dorothy L. Lovell, R.N. Coordinator, Inservice'" Education. The course is designed to prepare ' qualified, professional nurses to •administer continuous, detailed, intensive nursihg care to the critically ill patient in the Intensive Care Unit. Nurses from Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital as well as physicians and health care professionals in specialty fields will assist in teaching the course. Further information on thus important course can be obtained frdm the Inservice Office at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. or by calling (609) 4653041 Extension 295. Colonial Tours CAPE MAY - Sw restoration in progress - Visit the Colonial House, circa 1775, project of the Greater Cape May Historical Society. ___ Weqg-days 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (free). Old fashion Peanut Butter ground while you wait and charming note paper from the sketch of de Miranda' available. 653'.* Washington Street, adjacent to the City Hall, Cape May, New Jersey.

LUNCHEONS CATERING MEETINGS

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BANQUET

FACILITIES Accomodate

25 to 300

Weddings • Meetings • Parties Phone 729^6000 For Resen/ations

AVALON — Streets are regularly cleaned in Avalon, but there is one street that iR^utstanding in its cleanlindk. thanks in great part toyohn Rothman. an 88-yeanold retired Coast Guardsman who daily sweeps the street and sidewalks of 76th Street. A tour of the street In the beach block will prove the point that the gutters are immaculate, the sidewalks spotless and the beach, well cared for. Because he does this routinely, and never asks anyone for any recompense. John Rothman recently received a Certificate’ of Appreciation from Avalon Mayor Ellsworth Armacost. .

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PHONE: 886-?430 | Bitty &A/hittlgani 3nn Cocktail Lomge A ReMawMt ' | 401 BAYSHORE RD. VILLAS N.J. Private Party ? Banquet? Service Club or Organization Dinner Meeting? Whatever--MIL ONE OF THESE ILLUSTRIOUS ESTABLISHMENTS

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Rooftop Restaurant •Accommodating 35 To 7MI* 5th A Konwdy Bhrd. N. Wildwood

739-3100

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RESTAURANT - COCRTAIL LOUNCE Complete Facilities for Banquets • Wedding • Meetings 886-5153