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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday. January 23.1980

Antique Show At Wheaton Village

Millville - clocks. samplers, quilts, stained glass panels, silver, post cards and 19th century American pottery will

highlight the two-day antique show and sale. 10 to 5 Jan 26and 27 at Victorian Wheaton Village. 10th and GSts

Fund Raising Dance-a-thon January 26

HEALTH FOODS FOODS 0 COSMETICS ORGANIC-NATURAL VITAMINS Also Books & Magazines i*)ach to yjatu re 9:30-6 DAILY. CLOSED SUNDAY MARIYN MANOR SHOPPING OR ON RIO GRANDE AVt 886-4027

COURT HOUSE - The dancing students of the Dancers Two studio, managed by Nancy Gibson and Sury Bums, will stage a dance-a-thon from 9 a m to 9 p m this Saturday at the American Legion Home. Hand Ave. and Dias Creek Rd The dance is for the benefit of Thurston Elmer Wood American Legion The money raised will be their contribution to the Arthritis Telephon to be staged in the Ed Sullivan Theatre. New York

Cash Chock

Winter Sale

Coats, Dresses, Sportswear, Mens Wear, Shoes and Accessories 50% OFF AH Sales Final No Returns or Refunds VISA MasterCharge Cross Country Charge I Cross Country Shops ■■■ "See our new Crop of Cruisewear"

Central Square 1.inwood 653-0190 Mon-Sat 10-5:30 * Wed & Fri 'til 9 Stone Harbor 374 96th St. 368-1356 Mon-Sat 10-5 - Sun 11-4

POST-INVENTORY

SALE

Pad Painter Kits

5 lb. Wallpaper Paste Astro-Turf (various colors) Carpet Remnants M 00 "

Contact Paper

SUPPLY OF SALE ITEMS IS LIMITED NO RAINCHECKS

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MON FRI. 7 30 4 30 SATURDAY 9 4 30 CLOSED SUNDAY

THE SNERWIN

522-0251

-WILLIAMS COMPANY

3000 NEW JERSEY AVENUE WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY

"A Paint, A Store, A Whole Lot More'

Crest Youth Still Missing

The American Legion of New 'Jersey is one of the sponsors of this telethon and depends on the individual posts to raise money for the Arthritis Foundation. Last year the Dancers Two studio raised $2,500 for the American Legion Post which was the largest amount raised by any Legion Post in New Jersey This ypar the dancing school students hope to better that amount .and are seeking as many contributions as possible from residents. Last year a delegation from the Legion Post made the trip to the big apple and presented the check on television This year they arc lookiqg forward to another appearance on TV. Firemen Re-Elect Chief, President AVALON - At the annual meeting of Volunteer Fire Company No. 1. Robert McClure was reelected president and Douglas Stanford reelected Chief. Robert Scott was named vice president. Hugh Scott secretary and William Brighton treasurer " Officers named by Chief Stanford included deputy chiefs McClure and Theron Wetzler. 2nd Lieutenants. Stephen Mixner and Glenn Townley The chief reported that the company responded to 50 fire calls, three false alarms and had 26 drills. The company protected $849,509 worth of property. Fire; loss of $6,200 was reported. Greek-American Dance Feb. 2 N WILDWOOD - The second annual GreekAmerican Dance, sponsored by the Cape May County unit of Greek Orthodox Youth of America, begins 8:30 p m. Saturday. Feb. 2 at the Regency Motor Inn. Music by the Grecian Odyssey, hot Greek buffet and pastries will be featured. For.reservations. call Nicholas Konides at 522-5400 or Ellen Karavangelas at 522-4552. Retarded Unit’s Infant Program Has Openings RIO GRANDE Enrollment is now open for the Cape May County Association for Retarded Citizen's Infant Development Program This five-day-a-week. year-round program.known as Project Horizon, is designed to train developmentally delayed infants from birth to three years of age. Emphasis is on parent involvement. The child's development is assessed in five major areas: Gross motor, fine motor, cognitive, self-help and language The Foster Grandparent program has made it possible for us to add respite care as a new component to Project Horizon." said association director Kathleen D’Amico in announcing the enrollment For additional information. call 465-9671 veekdays9a.m. to4p.m

WILDWOOD CREST The mystery into the hulfling disappearance of 17-year-old Jimmy Devnlos of this community con-

tinues

As of midnight Monday, local authorities reported no new leads in the case of the missing motel owner's son who hasn't been seen or heard from since he walked into a crowded dance floor in a Cherry Hill disco late in the evening of Jan ll. His lather Eugene, owner of a couple local molds, has oflered a Jin.uoo reward for information leading to the sale return ol Ihemussing

Wildwood Catholic High student. Still no word. One police source indicated authorities have received several calls relating to the boy. but that none of the information has panned out. According to Ihe'authority, all the calls were legitimate none were

noaxes.

•SIVE WHILE CHIHLES HIRVET CARPET PRICE CUTS IRE IH EFFECT TILL JIN. 31*1. •SIVE MONET ON FUEL BILLS

Thot's right, don’t miss out on the best savings we've every offered on carpet fashions. While you’re saving money, you're improving your home's value and reducing fuel bills too, because carpet insulates by helping f!> keep out summer's heat, winter's cold and carpet pile traps air conditioning's coolness and heating's warmth, so you're more comfortable year round.

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