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Will TRADI AVALON wot*rffont hom* for dupl*x of iom« voloo or toll $135,000. Con b« roochod 80 Old Avalon Blvd.. Avolon Monor. 10/4

WIMT8R MNTAL. Avalon, now luxury duplex. 3 bodroomt. 2 baths. All con von i onto* $295 month plus utilities. 215:649-0167. 10/4

St»om«x Carpet Cleaning ANY THRU ROOMS $39.95 CALL 263-6523 Tf APARTMINT IN AVALON. One bedroom, heat included. $200 month. Year around or seasonal 967.3829. ‘ 10/4 W1NTKR KINTAL — *one bedroom apartment on bay. $100 month. All utilities included. Coll 967-5547. 9/77

1, east coast. Ocean Village. Hutchineon Island. 2 bedroom. 2 baths. Private beach. Pec real ion included: golf, tennis. $1450 monthly. 967-4945. to/m YIAR ROUND RMfTALt. Stone Harbor, one and two bedroom opts., furnished. Call 368-2462 or 215-356-0379. 10/18 W1NTVR KCNTAL, Avdfon. 2 bedroom opts, with fireplace in each. Available Oct. 15th till may 15th. Furnished. $235 and $285. Heat included 9674029 10/10 tIA ISLI APARTMINT, spacious. modern, two bedroom, unfurnished or furnished. Quiet, residential. $250.. utilities extra. 967-3695 afterS. 10/4

/I X-IT-SHOP — Carpentry and household repairs. Outside showers, clothes poles and storage spaces constructed. Work completed promptly. Call 967-7650. 9/27 %

MINTAL HCALTH Consultant. Ronald J. Roan, M.E.D. Farcrisis counsollng. by appolntmont. 907T/N WIIOHT LOSS - Cope Control Institute — Croup Therapy. Shirley Green - Certified Hypnotechnlclan. Call between 4:30-0:30 p.m. 466-9336.' 12/6

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CURT RRRSE MINI ST0M6E SsH-Stsrs Lsok B’sir 1*4 «p CALL 465-5977 BtT.f ANPSP.M.tf HANDYMAN, no fob too small, some too large. Household and minor automotive. Reasonable rates. Insured. Call Ken. 4654221. between 3 and 8 p.m

494 Shore Rood. Clermont, has many interesting antiques and collectibles. Shop or browM. Open 12-6. Closed Tuci. 763 3790. Do you know where the Villas 54101s? Remember Clem I Real charity doesn't core If it s fox deductible or not. Stop in - say hello to Grace, Coro ond Jeon. 086-3911.

Top prices poid for silver coins. Pay $15 and up for silver dollars. Call 465-4760. 10/4 CASH Mil OLD PURNITURt, ANTIOURS. WtCXIR. CLOCKS. JIW1LRY, TRAINS. COINS, MILITARY ITIMS, OLD OLASS. DICOYS, NAUTICALS. COLLICTABLES. Tks Trsdlsc Post

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SAT. AND SUN., OCT. I end Tfh. Rain dots* following Sat. ond Sun. 31 E, Locust Rd.. Villas. Also Swiss-mad* binoculars. $25. Call 886 0706. 10/4 YARD SALI, Sot. Oct.6. 10 to 4. Rain dot*. Oct. 13th. 869 D*ls*o Dr.. South Dennis. No •orly birds. 10/11 11th. 11th end 14th Of OCT., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Many excellent household Items. Including small electric appliances ond misc. 368 70th St.. Avolon. 10/11 INTIRf CONTINTS of 4 houM. Sat.. Sun., ond Adj^fOct. 6. 7 ond8th. 10 4 'p.m. 11th ond Avolon. 10/4

WANTROt Junk cars. Highest prices poid. Hotline to 100 junkyards. Cope May Used Auto Parts. 064-4758.

RXMRIINCHD piano TRACHRR now accepting pupils for fall. Beginners and intermediates only. 084-7536. 10/25 KIN HAMANN Builder New homes, additions, alternations. large repairs, garages, decks, roofing, siding. termite damage repairs. Free estimates. Phone 465 9387 tf music Instructions Horace Fuller. Teacher of music, piano, piano accordion. organ, guitar, banjo, electric boss. Coll 804 ^07 morning. 10/25

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ACC Free Courses For Seniors

Seventy-one free creditfree courses specially designed for senior adults will be offered by Atlantic Community College, beginning October 1, at 35 locations in Atlantic and Cape May Counties. The courses, part of ACCs SAGES (Senior Adults Gaining Educationa and Stimulation) program, will meet once a week for eight weeks. They do not carry college credit. Atlantic and Cape May County residents 60 and

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October l. They should bring with them either their ACC SAGES membership cards or their Social Security numbers. More than 6,500 persons are ACC SAGES members, and nearly 2,000 enrolled in the so-called "neighborhood" courses when they weiy offered last spring Complete information

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about the courses and SAGES can be obtained by contacting ACC’s CreditFree and Senior Adult Programs Office, 625-1111 or 646-4950, Ext. 203. ACC free senior adults "neighborhood" courses and their days, times, and locations include: +Noie: Cape May County courses begin Monday, October I. CAPE MAY / "Fitness ThurDaiicing, n Mon. 2-3:30 P- m < "Homemaking Skills,"; Thurs. 10-11:30a.m. , Victorian Towers, 608 Washihgton Ave.; "Music Appreciation," Fri. 2-3:30 p.m., Kiwanis Club, till Beach Rd. Cape May Court House "Intermediate Bridge," Thurs. 10-11:30 a.m., Extension Service Building, Dennisville Rd. ERMA "Home Gardening," Mon. 12:30-2 p.m., "Dancing," Thurs. 1:30-3 p.m.. Senior Center, Countv Airport. y &a Isle Citv "Rridge II." Fn. 10-11:30 a.m.. Neighborhood Center. WILDWOOD m "Intermediate Bn%e". Wed. 1-2:30 p.m.. "Square Dancing." Fri. 10-11:30 a.m.. Recreation Center.

Thursday, October 4,1979

Gas Hotline Reduces Hours COURT HOUSE - Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Robert Patterson has announced that as of October l, the hours of the highly successful "Gas Hotline Service,” will be modified for its seven days a week operation. The revised hours will be from 9 a.m. toSp.m. The Gas Hotline Service IviH continue in operation until October 15. according to Mr. Patterson.."to further aid the visitors and local residents in locating gas stations that are open at various hours, provide full service as well as their geographic location,” he said. He singled out the need for the Hotline Ser- ! vice during the Victorian Weekend and Columbus Day holiday. Patterson stated tint as of October 15 the now used Gas Hotline phone number 465-2111 will be disconnected. He said a special operator will refer all calls to the Chamber's main nuhiber 465-7181. "A great deal of valuable information was gained in the formation, scheduling and operation of our Hotline and we will continue to use this information to assist the local residents and visitors to our area, through out the fall and winter season," Patterson said. "During our four months of operation, we processed in excess of 17,500 calls for assistance" he said. The energy crunch, he believes will be with us for some time to come, and we will be prepared to help as best we can. be said. Patterson extended a special word of praise to the more than one-hundred gasoline retailers in the Cape May County area, who provided gas supply information on a day toosy basis and the Cape May County Board of Freeholders who he said, saw a need to help the visitors and motoring public and lent their total support and cooperation Coronary Course At Hospital COURT HOUSE — A Coronary Care Course will begin October 23 and continue through December 11th at Burdette Tomlin Hospital. Classes will be held Tuesdays from noon to 3: p.m. and Thursdays from 3 to 6 p.m This course is designed to prepare qualified, professional nurses to function in the Monitored Bed Unit or any other acute care areas where monitors are an integral part of patient care. The course will be taught by Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital nurses and physicians involved in the specialty of coronary care. The Coronary Care Course is being offered to nurses in the area, they need not be on the staff. Further information can be obtained from the Inser vice Office at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital from 8 a m. to 4 p.m.. Monday through Friday, by calling '609) 46^3041, extension 295