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The Hero Id And The Lantern

Thursday, September 13,1(7S

CUSSIFIEI t REAL ESTATE

OOHOOM S IK5T ROOflNO. hot tor tpocioliit New roo* repair! r*coot» Average roof ret noted with hot tor ortd llothing retooled M5 Coll 398 1 ?6fl ; tl T088 t. KXJY, J«., pointing contractor Interior and exterior Workmanship guaranteed Coll 806-6607 or 806-0565 after 5:30. 9/20

downtown Court House. Great location - near municipal offstreet 'parking. Heat Included. hyrther details, colL Golden Agency. Realtor. 465 3112. or 967 3025 9/20

CUSTOM PAINTING, , 07 GARY A TWIGGS

MtSONABtl-DCftNOABU 2 *3-1719 (After 6 R.M.) ,4

bedroom apartment on boy, 0180 month. All utilities included. Call 907;5S47. 9/27 OCT. THAU AMHL. 2 bedroom opt., beoch block. Includes LR. DR, Kitchen, den. deck, utilities. Full both. 0350 month. 263-1640. 9/13

HAULING. Grading. Trash. Stories Fill-dirt. Orion Donnelly. 967-5170. 9/13

PMK Contracting ■ ■MODI LINO A IN MtOVIMINTS ADDITIONS ROOFING A SIDING FREE ESTIMATES 2U-6323 tf

ITAL with Hooting dock October to May — 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Nicely furnished. H.W. oil heot. Phone 967 7402 or 215-644-1754“.

fall ft. 10th, 11th. 12th. 13th (Mon thru Thors) 10 a.ns. till 6 p.m. at our new location. 1037 Seashore Road, Cold Springs. N.J.. lor marly "The Forge Antlguas". Proleeslonel Instructors, baglnnar through odvancad levels. Clew Ice I ha I let, palnta, |oss. tap, chlldran'a acrobatics, craatlva movement. Adult ballot

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AVALON SHORE PROTECTION, IT WORKS!!! Beachgras? can receive a great deal of credit for saving the Borough of Avalon's sand dunes from erosion during storms such as the recent Tropical Storm David. This photo shows millions of thriving beachgrass plants holding the dunes intact at Mth St. during the storm which brought high seas and winds to the borough. , Beachgrass Guards Against Erosion

ORIOO SHORTHAND TAUGHT. 8egin..er«. advanced. ' For further information'pleote phone 3665705. " i

KEATING BROTHERS. Maintenance and repair, carpentry, masonry, roofing, tiding, painting. Free estimate 967>61>0. 967 4397 9/27

MUSIC IHSTRUCTIOH: Horace Fuller. Teacher of mutic. piano, piano accordion. organ, guitar, bon|o, electric bast. Call 884 2787 morning. 9/13

Realtor ■ Insurer Rt. 9 & Dennisville Rd. Cope May C.H.. N.J. 465-3987 465-5978 522-1458

■eoutHul two-story home situated on 90 acrosl The home has spacious (20' 1 20*) living room with brick fireplace, French doors loading to a sun room with

her. formal dining

> garage.

Over 080 feat of frontage. With 255b down, sellar will hold mortgage of 9%%. Mease call for more

details.

Do you know whore the Villas 5* 16 Is? Remember Clem. What goes with Industry? High paying (obt, low living people. Step in - soy hello to Groce. Cora and Jeon. 886-3911. 9/13 TW WIB IftOf 494 Shore Rood. Clermont, hot many interesting antiques and collectibles. Shop or browse. Open 12-6. Closed TuCs. 2633798.

9 A.M. STONE •LVD. of the Penny Pot General Store. Closing for the season. Saturday. Sept. 15th. 9/13 10212 2nd AVI., Stone Harbor, Frl., Sot.. Sept. 14 and 15th • 10 to 3. Quilt, china, glassware, dishes, linens, clothes. 9/13 FOUR FAMILY yard sale Sept. 15th - 9 to 4. Hogan Rd.. Forest Edge. Clermont Rain data Sept. 22. 9/13 RAM OR SHIM. 60th ond Pleasure Avenue. Sea Isle City. Saturday. Sept. 15th • 9 to 1. 9/13 225 -110th ST.. Stone Harbor. Sot.. Sept. 15. 10 o.m. Twin double, queen linens. Lamps, clothing, ml sc. Rdin date. Sunday. 9/13 {■■< WOMAN WILL babysit in her home. Coll 465-7657. 9/13

AVALON — The beaches in Avalon were officially closed Sept. 9, meaning that there will no longer be lifeguard protection df the beaches. The season which began on the Memorial Day weekend was a suciful one for all the jjousands who got a Jeautiful, deep tan on the borough’s strand. • When the crowds thin and the gulls populate the beaches again, there will be something to guard the beaches against winter storms and wind erosion. What is this curious force that helps Avalon's beaches together? Beachgrass. of courts! p Many of Avalon's residents who recently flocked to the beaches to ’ view the ocean swelled by Tropic Storm David got a glimpse of the 'thin green margin' atop the borough’s sand dunes waving in the ‘high wind.’ These millions of plants were helping to guard Avalon's dunes and beaches. Without these humble green plants, sand would have nothing to cling to and would be easily blown or washed

away.

School children and adult volunteers annually help to plant insignificant looking little ‘dune grass plugs' in Me winter and early ing. It is not until one the positive results of tp^se millions of beachgrass plants that one admires their job. Some thing it simply child's play to help plant these little plants, but the job they do for every resident of the borough makes their planting a real civic responsibility. According to County Agricultural Agent Larry Newbold, beachgrass is a hearty plant which can be implanted anytime a spade can go into the sand. Plating times are best suited for humans in the warmer days of late winter and early spring. Annually, after the Avalon adult volunteers and school children have planted their thousands of plants, aerial fertilizing takes place. , This and careful walking by eager beachgoers helps the plants to thrive. Although the beachgrass plants are hearty, they cannot sustain the footsteps of humans since they easily break the root systems.

Avalon has long taken a very active role in' helping to-plant, and replant beachgrass each year. Credit ^ for the organization of planting goes to Ute members of the Avalon Environmental Commission who work long, haixi hours getting volunteers and *thenR spending time on the* beachfront during the planting. Additional aid is giVen by the borough with

trucks and personnel

The beachgrass used on the Sand D«0es of Avalon was locally neveloped by the" U.S: Impart men t of. Agriculture, Soil Con- *

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County GOP Picnic Sunday

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The Cape variety of Beachgrass went through many testings here in Cape May County along the many miles of beachfronts here as well as in areas such as Assajeague island in Maryland'and Virginia and in the 6ther National Seashore areas along the

Atlantic Coast.

So, although thf Avalon beaches are ^officially closed to bathers, there is still a lot of protection going on to every home and

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resident in the borough. All • provided free of charge by the humble Capet variety

Beachgrass!

CAPE HOUSE — Plans are completed for the Gala Annual Cape May County Republican Picnic, io be held Sunday, September 16, according to Phil Matalucci, Republican County Chairman. "We are anticipating a ’ crowd of 10,000 for the event scheduled at the Cape May County Park from 1 to 5 p.m. Truck loads of food are ordered or prepared. The menu includes Barbecue CTiicken, Corn on the Cob, Fresh Jersey "Tomatoes and other refreshments’V Matalucci stated. This is a grand old fashioned picnic where everyone is invited to meet our Republican Candidates. Republican Assemblyman James R. Hurley and Joseph W. Chinnici and Republican Freeholder Candidate Jack Bittner will be on hand to meet and greet the large turnout expected, as well as, local republican candidates from throughout the County. Games, contests for yound and old alike, as well as bands, entertainment and fun for all are the order of the day. A small donation of $2 is charged for the food at the event. "Over the years, the Cape May County Republican Organization has Held this picnic to give everyone a chance to meet our candidates and discuss issues. We feel that an event like this excludes no one and everyone is welcome. The Cape May County Republican Organization is for all the

people and we want their participation. It is a time, in a relaxed atmosphere, that candidates and the voters can get together", Matalucci stated. "We also think of this event as a thank you to our workers, supporters and friends in advance of the election. We urge everyone to bring their family, that is one reason it is held at the County Park; because of the recreational facilities for the young folks. This is ope of the best ways of our candidates to be accessable to a large number of people at one time", the Republican Chairman stated. The rain date is September 23.

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