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The Herald And The Lantern

Thursday. November 1,1979

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Fall & Holiday Apparel OpenTO'A.M. To 5 P.M. Fri., Sot., & Sun 216 Mth Street

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NEW SOLICITOR. Lou Dwyer (far right), was recently welcomed as new legal counsel for the Cape May County of Chamber of Commerce by Chamber President Matt Tomlin (Center) and Bob Smellier (right), new Chamber Vice-President.

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AND ACCESSORIES,TDO! FURNITURE o LAMPS o BED & BATH BOUTIQUE THANKSGIVING THANK YOU" SALE FOR THAT KINO PATRONAGE IN OUR FIRST MONTHS OF BUSINESS .. 4 CO/ ABE everything in store liAST I DAP Ul ■ —MORE ON SPECIAL OROERS—

63th & OCEAN DRIVE, AVALON H7.4E37 10-5 Dolly; Frl. till 9; Clo««d Sunday

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Guarantee

Now you can save the money you need for making merry, without even coming to the bank. Or carrying a coupon book. How? With Guarantee Bank's Automatic Christmas Savings Plan. We'll transfer any amount you wish (minimum $2.00) from your checking account each week to your Christmas Savings Plan. Automatically. Your Christmas money earns a bountiful 5'/4% Interest compounded from the day ot transfer to the day of withdrawal. And It renews automatically to continue saving year after year. To open your Automatic Christmas Savings Plan, just bring your Checking Account number with you to your nearest Guarantee Bank office.

It’s the merriest way we know to make sure you'll have the money you need In time for Christmas. Hoi Hoi Hoi •You can also usa the traditional Coupon Club method If you prefer.

THE GREAT BANK

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meeting of the Ajaodation of

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National Retired Federal EmK », Cape May County n* No. 1197 wffl be Thursday, Nov I at the Mlllman Civic Center

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Social Hour 1 to I p.m. Busineaa meeting followa. All Retired Federal Em-

Kick The Habit Clinic

Slated COURT HOUSE-The American Lung Association of Southern New Jersey announced the start of another smoking withdrawal clinic to be held in conjunction with the Cape May County Health Department. The clinic will begin on Tuesday evening, November 13 at 7 p.m. at the Health Department, Crest \ Haven Complex, Cape May Court House. Cost for the clinic which will meet one night a week for six weeks is $25. The Southern Jersey Lung Association will reimburse $10 of the fee for attending five of the six sessions. Walter Dickinson, Jr., Managing Director for the Lung Association said the "kick the habit" clinics are made possible through Christmas Seal contributions. Dickinson added that in most cases, emphysema is selfinflicted because of cigarette smoking. "The best way to destroy the scourge of emphysema in America is to educate the iwhlic in the imperative need to not smoke,” Dickinson stated. For more information about the clinic, or to register, call: Andy Mekhoire, at the health department, (609) 465-3181 or the Christmas Seal People at (609) 561-0700.

Obituaries

MARGARET M. LAFFEY, 63, of 205 W. 14th St, N. Wildwood died Oct. 17. She was a resident here for 16 years. CAMILLE JOYCE, 81, of the Golden Shore Condominiums, Stone Harbor died Saturday. She was a member of St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church. ALBERT COLEMAN, 60, of 536 Elmira St. C.M.C.H. He was the coach of the Tornadoes Midget Football Team. CATHERINE M. GALLAGHER, 74, of 1021 Cape May Ave., Cape May died Tuesday in Crest Haven Nursing Home. MADELEINE NAUGHTON, 82. of 313 Congress St., Cape May died Wednesday at her home. LONNIE L. KEITH, 26, of Reeves St, WWtesboro died suddenly Monday. He was employed by the Cape May Cannery. PAUL R. COOMBS, 71, of 1330-D Virginia Ave., Cape May died Wednesday. He was a Pennsylvania Mason. ANNA CHALIAGOS, 80. of West Wildwood died Thursday. She was a resident here for 10 years MARGARET LOCKHART, 90, of 120 E. Primrose Road, Wildwood Crest died Wednesday. She was a resident here for 20 years.