! e •

I

\

Wednesday, January 16,1180

INCOMING PRESIDENT ot the Mrdical Staff at Bartlett' Tomlin Hospital. Carmen J. Alameno MD. right, la congratalatetl by oatgoing preaMeat Robm Forty DO. Dr. Alameno'i rrrmtlv acqulretl term b tor two yeara. There are K doctora on the ataff.

|(CVS/pharmacy)| k ppFsnniPTinu cto ui/'c

PRESCRIPTION SERVICE

7 DAYS A WEEK

CAPE MAY

■

IWRTH I MUMDOD 26th & Delaware _ A&P Plaza I 729-5300

I

COURTHOUSE ■ S. Dennis Rd. & I Magnolia Drive I 465-9010 ■

I

JOIN OUR

Senior Citizen .

mm Prescription Plan I 10% EXTRA SAVINGS ■

I ON ALL

PRESCRIPTIONS

10% OFF * EVERYTHING IN STORE

20% OFF FINISHED MACRAME j&tr (©liter (§foi Mocromw and Crtrit Shop OPEN MON. THOU SAT. 10-5 J11-T7M Mil NEW JEWSIY AVI., WILDWOOD OUST

DOM MIFFIN

and Acassomis tool FURNITURE • LAMPS BED 5 BATH BOUTIQUE

HTH A OCEAN DR.. AVALON HT-4U1

SHADES N* THINGS Wiokar - FaraHar* - laakats Vrapary lardwara Wavaa Waada Wladaa Skadaa Mariya Maaar Skp. Olr. lia Braarfa •ai-IBTI

The Herald and The Lantern

Page ID

Senior Citisehs Plan Sapper For 10th Anniversary STONE HARBOR - The 10th anniversary of the Stone Harbor seniors will be celebrated with a covered dish supper Wednesday, Feb. 6, reports club president Louise Prager. * . She announced that Ma-guerite Klotzbucher would be in charge of the dinner and Harry Storhme z and Ray deLaurentis would handle entertainment. The supper will be at the American Legion Hall, and all members are asked to bring a covered dish to serve four people. Hot and cold hors d'oeuvres will be furnished by the dinner committee. Complete details will be discussed at tonight’s Fun Night. Other events planned for the near future include a bus trip to the Regency in Atlantic City for lunch; a ladies night party where the men do the cooking, serving and clean-up. At its recent gathering, the seniors were informed by slides and a talk from Marie Frappolli, head of the Woodbine State School, and her assistant Ruth Lorenzo. Trash Pickups Stay The Same AVALON - The refuse collection schedule announced recently here WON’T go into effect until next summer. In the meantime, the old winter schedule remains in effect and will continue until June 1.

• • •

• • •

. ,FNB

Will llelp You Start ATax Deductible

Pension Plan

■ ■■■R ■ Ml I

Take the First Step Today... €et the Facts About An IRA

£

(There’s still time to gain a deduction for 1979)

^IST

Jilin

FIRST NAT IONAL BANK OF SOUTH JERSEY Sarv/ag 7 Ceir»f/ei of SojfhtrR Now Jonoy with 43 Offlcoi tSTAMLISHtD 1923 Mambtr PDIC * FRd«ral Rrirevr Syiltm

tmm 1 '• 1 1 « robituanes^j GENEVA BRADFORD, 83. of 214-85th St., Sea Isle City, died Jan. 7. JOSEPH T. CARR, 71, of 300 E. 10th St., Ocean City, died Jan. 9. He worked 25 years with Manufacturers’ Hanover. MAZIE C. CROWLEY. 74, of 251 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, died Jan. 9. She lived here 30 years. Cpt. DONALD M. DOUGLASS Sr., 76, of Cape May^ died Jan. 10. He was a retired Delaware Bay and River pilot with over 40 years on the river. OLIVER T. FOX, 66. of Falls Church, Va., died Jan. 6. He was the former owner-operator of Oliver Fox Men’s Clothing Store in Wildwood. JOHN C. HESS, 88. of 1106 Ohio Ave., Cape May. died Jan. He was a retired foreman at the Philadelphia \Mint w.’tere he worked 38 years. EVAN J. RIGGINS, 62 of Woodbine, dieq Jan. 9. ANGELO RUSSO, 63, of 3289 Ocean Dr., Avalon, died Jan. 7. He and wife Lena operated Lena's Market in Avalon. DR. L. A. SANGMEISTER, 78, of Woodbine Rd., Ocean View, died Jan. 10. He was a resident physician at the former Mercy Hospital to See Isle City. PRESTON V. TRIPET, 67, of Main St., Dennisville, died Jan. 10. A Wheaton Glass employee, he lived here over 50 years. CHRISTEEN WILSON, 50, of 724 E. Anna St., Whitesboro, died Jan. 3. HELEN C. WORKMAN, 60, of Gardens Plaza, Ocean City, died Jan. 10 She was a retired teacher.

>

JAN. til Offtw. OvocwtfM wnwoMatlaw In BodryMount, N.C. JAN. Ml lease N.C FwnendO—— —tkopowrlodkinwwilta.Oe. JAN. SSl FNiiOnl City V««r mnd Irani MOa through hktork St. Auguatlno. Aftnmoen Revival, tntnmntlnnnt tan, ^2rtanda. JAN. Mi WAIT MINK! WOAUM JAN. t7i Dtwwy'a LAKH SUCH A VISTA. JAN. Mi HA WOatO. JAN. It! CYFMSS OAI OflNftl JAN. Mi KINBMDY fPAd CSMTIt. v JAN. SliOnomoro <at May at WALT DtSNCY WOKih. ' riaiisuviasaattof PfO. It M«m trig ta OJA MWAna-tT. PSTMSMUMO. ns. 9i oacn*woa o. na. 4: Oaod by* ♦« FWirMa. f togovar Irr BrvnRwIch, Ooorgla. m. ii CanthMM na.*th ivard to fliatiiy Haunt, N.C. HO. N Arrtva ham*.

2 FULL WUKS-'SIB DOUbU OCCUPANCY Mpa. 6mm. ain . Your Hosts Will Be Senlortours' Bob & Chris

FOE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RIMRVATIONS CAU: • B22-7l2B sr 720-MI0