Hie Herald And The Lantern

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MUSIC INSTRUCTION! Horace Fuller. Teocher of musk, piano, piono accordion. organ, guitar, bonfo, electric boss. Coll 884-7797 morning.

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$25,000

buys on older two story farmhouse on 3/4 of an acre in Cape May Court

Realtor - Inturor

Rt. 9 ft Main Street

House. Two-car garage.

Cape May C.H., N.J.

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Advanced. Organist at Busch's for 14 years. 2 seasons for the Flyers. Coll 263-9006. 12/26 ORIOO SHORTHAND TAUGHT. Beginners, advanced. For further In-

JOSEPH S. FRANCO Rf AiTORS • OffVflOPfRS Pin# ft NJ. Avos. Wildwood, N.J. 729-3300 CMCH Raroly AvallabU: Luxury Multi-Level Executive Home off Parkway together with 5 Prime cleared acre* and 1600 Ft. Frontage. 5 BRMS'3 1/2 Both*!

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Opens Season

STONE HARBOR - One of the largest crowd* In recent years attended the annual Christinas tree lighting ceremony in Stone Harbor, last week. A jammed packed attendance thronged the elementary school to see the children's show and concert "Christmas Through The Eyes of Children" directed by Miss RobiaDee Zubko. The school choir then lead the group up to 96th and Third Avenue where Mayor James G. Wood threw the switch to light the borough's tree. Monsignor Vincent Giamarino and Pastor Perry Cox delivered the invocation and benediction. Following the tree lighting ceremony the crowd went to the Fire House for coffee and cake served by the American Legion Auxiliary. Adding a very festive note to theseason was the bright Christmas lights erected by the borough through out the business districts. In addition a number of merchants have decorated their store fronts with lights and garlands.

1/2 ORGAN, ACCOROfAN and PIANO teochor — popular. doMk-boginnon. advoncod. Organist at Busch's 14 yoars. Two Masons lor tho Flyors.

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WILDWOOD ANTIQUES Is now open thru tho winter. Spoctellxlng In ffno antiques, coltectlblos, ate. Appraisals — Wa buy and sail — Consignments wonted. 29% teg salat oar •paclaHy. 9-9 dally. 210 tf. HHdrath Ava. Talaphona ! *#9-921-6889. n-ss

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UNTIL CHRISTMAS (Including Balled Chri»tmo* Tr#«* and Holiday 886-5200

MMIATURtS SALE — 39th and Ocoon Dr.. Avalon. Saturdays and Sundays only, 1 to 4 p.m. Coll 967-5578. 12/19

IXPBRIINCID PIANO TEACHER now occopllng pupils lor foil. Boginnors and

THi WRR SHOP 494 Shora Rood, dormant, has many Interesting antiques and conecnoies. xnop or orunoa. Open 12-6. dosed Tuts. 263 3798. TN

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St. Mary’s Episcopal ’ Sion, Harbor- - 96lh St. 4 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor. Canon J. Perry Cox, Priest-in-Charge, Office houB Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:38-11 a m. Canon Cox can be reached in emergencies at TM. No. 39B-2186. Thursday, December 20, 10a.m. Holy Communion in the Chapel; Sunday, December 23, 8 a.m. Holy Communion; 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon; Sunday School; Christmas Eve, December 24, 10 p.m. Choral Eucharist with hill choir and organ; Christmas Day, December 25,10 a.m. Holy Eucharist. During January and February the only Sunday service at St. Mary’s will be Holy Communion, with sermon and choir, at 10 The E.C.W. workshops will resume Thursday, January 10, at 12 noon. E.C.W. members are preparing a Christmas Bounty of foods and treats for a local family. Mary Off, 967-4499, has the list and will help witli suggestions. The Men s Club paint detail continues to meet Tuesdays and Thursday* at 10 a.m. to paint the inside of the rectory. Volunteers are invited to help with the church Christinas decorations and nativity scene after the 10 a m . service December 23 One volunteer is needed each day to ring St. Mary's church bell at noon to long as nation-wide bell ringing is called for in support of the country’* imperiled dtixens abroad.

N. Wildwood U. Methodist N. WILDWOOD - Amid an altar beautifully decorated with poinsettias, the Rev. John M. Long, pastor of the North Wildwood United Methodist Church, Second and Central Avenues will speak at 11 a.m. on "Hie Hustle and the Hush of Christmas." At 7 p.m. there will be a candle lighting ceremony based on the theme "Christmas is for Everyone”. Mrs. Jayne Holley will play for both services. At the morning hour the Sunday School will be directed by Mrs. Gertrude Ilg. All are invited to attend.

Faith Fellowship Chapel COURT HOUSE - Faith Fellowship Chapel is an Independent Fundamental Church located at Rt. If and Oyster Road, Burleigh. Sunday morning Family Bible Hour is at 9:45 a m. indudiag classes for all ages. Pastor Alien continues on the "Wet Prophet" series in the 11 a.m. worship wnics. Sunday evening 7 p.m. well worship with a Candle Light service. Nursery i* available. Wednesday ’ Adult Prayer Meeting and Bible Study at 7 p.m. There is ample parking l at the church facilities. All are welcome. The number is 465-4132.

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Don’t forget - Dec. 21st is the beginning of winter. You’ll know, because the stores start their spring sales...AVALON star DENNIS SOENS . has landed a lead role in "OH, CALCUTTA” in NEW YORK. He starred all summer at the GOLDEN EAGLE. It costs $22.50 to see NORTH WILDWOOD LEMON DROP MOTEL owner JACK HALLETT in 'the 1940’s Radio Hour" on BROADWAY. ..REV. CARL MQINT!RE permits no ash trays In his CAPE hotels. But they can be found in offices of American Cancer Society...Sign in restaurant: “YOUNG MAN TO OPEN OYSTERS AND CLAMS WITH REFERENCES ”. .. NEIL’S singer MAURA MCKINNEY’S Dad is a national award winning journalist with the Daily News...Sign in WILDWOOD BOWL: "THE FAMILY THAT BOWLS TOGETHER - SPLITS"- . .HOF BRAU star KAREN v RUDY saw a car in CAPE 'MAY thltwas so old that the owner ; sprays the running boards for termites...Spray painted sign on Boardwalk: "KEEP THE BOARDWALK CLEAN - EAT A PIGEON”. ..At least one lady calls SIROLIVER OWL Macrame her ; WHAT KNOT SHOP"...A singing newspaperman is KEN CHRISTIANSEN, who owns the Philly Daily News route on the island. He appeared as JOHN HANCOCK in 1776 and NICELY NICELY JOHNSON in "GUYS AND DOLLS" at the 76 HOUSE...At MARIE’S you’ll find "Flowers whisper what

words never say”...

Folks returning to wood burning stoves enjoy hearing those little chirps and tweets coming out of the pieces of firewood. These are the ghosts of robins and bluebirds that sang Upon the bough when it was in blossom last spring. A / VILLAS lady says firewood is so expensive it sounds strangely like 'money when it burns .AVALON’S JOHN BUNTING, outgoing chairman of the board of the 1st Pennsylvania Bank, may be tapped as chairman of the Dunes Hotel casino in A.C...Wonderful benefit for ANGLESEA'S SYLVIA packed the Elks Sunday...COASTAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY is "THE LIGHTING STORE THAT TURNS YOU ON. ..RICK’S chUi comes in 4 styles, "warm - HotHotter and blast offf”..Overheard at CLOVER INN: One Senior Citizen to another: "Deep down in his pacemaker,

he's a reel phony.”...

Food chain* and fast food operators willcooperate to seek legislation to develop new i business thro serving boar and wine to customers. Chains like BURGER KING and MCDONALDS are Interested and Jersey would gain income from a potential of 25,000 additional licenses...Optician RANDALL VENZIE, the | WIZARD OF EYES, offers “To Change Your EYES to . AHHS". .Due to cloaings to I remodel to open casino

facilities, ATLANTIC CITY has only a few room? left - 4,500. Some of thr Urge conventions coming there in 1900 already total 87,000 delegates so many will spill over in motels ali the way to CAPE MAY Remember the National SHRINERS which welfilled most CREST moteb a few Junes ago?..If you’o like a FANCY JON, trv LINEN BOUTIQUE for bath items...WILD WOOD’S season will kick off in May with a 3-day ITALIAN FEAST, like the one held in BROOKLYN. The same folk* who brought you the OCTOBERFEST are mapping plans...Let the good times roil with more smiles per gallon with mopeds from RICHTER’S KAWASAKI and SPINNING WHEELS...The world’s most famous card counter, KEN USTON, who often visits SUNDANCE, won $100,000 in the casinos..Your dog will love the GRRROOMING supplies at JftE PET SHOP...GARY CROSBY, who appeared at DIAMOND BEACH, is writing a vicious book about Pop called "BING'S BOY”...Nice idea lots of folks have - flying the Hag until IRAN hostages are freed! PHILLY’S SOUTHEAST CATHOLIC held a Communion breakfast in honor of DR. PAT NOLAN, the VILLANOVA instructor who won an Emmy for writing "JERICHO MILE." Local BUD BENSON kiddingly told ladies present they could contribute a dollar and have a WILDWOOD sea gull named in their honor. One asked that her namesake wear diapers...A fitting pUce to buy shoes is HARBOR BOOTERY ...DOUG GRIFFIN DRAPERIES are just a shade better...Yes, you can dine out CHRISTMAS at D’CONTINENTAL. STEVE "MILKY" LAWLOR’S gal prepares diced turkey, blended turkey, turkey casserole, turkey dumplings and turkey shish kebab! He can’t wait to see how she fixes it for CHRISTMAS dinner!...

The widespread belief that crocodiles eat their young is false, according to National Wildlife magazine. After baby crocs emerge from their eggs, their mother does take them into her mouth - into a piece of elastic skin across her lower jaw- but only to cany them safely to water’s edge for release. +++ More Americans dia from bee stingi than from snake biles, according to the National Wildlife Federation. +++ Many Urge, migratory birds, such as geese, who mate for life, do so out of necessity, according to the National Wildlife Federation. After migrating thousands of miles to their nesting grounds they don’t have time to court a new mate each year. 4- + +