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Income Tax Service Free RIO GRANDE - FW income tax assistance for senior citizens and low income persons is available again this year, sponsored by the American . Association of Retired Persons and the National Retired Teachers Association Principal location for the free service is the Conference Room of the Social Services Building, where the services are available without appointment 9 to noon Tuesday and Thursdav through March 2 Persons should take their tax forms and all required tax information with them Taxpayers are also reminded that unemployment compensation benefits are now reportable as income Mr and Mrs Walter Berryman are coordinating this year's tax service program, and their volunteer tax counselors have received special training.

Shoplifting Relief Seen In Civil Law TRENTON - Asscm blyman James’Hurley has introduced a bill providing a civil penalty for shoplifting by adults and making parents liable to be sued for the shoplifting of their children Hurley said the bill was inspired by pleas from merchants for aid in curbing what he noted was one of the costliest and fastest-rising crimes in this country It provides penalties as high as $1,000 for convicted adults In the case of convicted juvenile, the parents would be liable for the retail value of the goods up to $500 plus an additional penalty of between $!00and0200 Conviction under the *criminal%aw wouldn’t be necessary for a suit for damages brought by a merchant with a proveable loss by shoplifting

TENTH ANNIVERSARY Dinner of the Stone Harbor Seniors drew a happy crowd to the American Legion Hall

last Wednesday.

Cited by CCC For Academics VINELAND — Susan D. Reynolds of Cape May Court House was among 57 students named to the President’s List- for high academic achievement at Cumherland County

College. .

She was the only Jersey Cape student at CCC to achieve the grade point average of at least 3.75 with no grade lower than a “B" for the fall semester.

Kitcanis Cupids For Valentine’s COURT HOUSE — The ladies and gentlemen of the South Cape Nursing Home received bouquets and boutonnieres on Valentine’s Day, compliments the local Kiwanis

Club.

Playing xupid for the local service organization were secretary Bill Sherman and former district governor Frank Ross; they pinned the bouquets.

OOHgjgylS It’s worth the trip. ROUTES 9 & 47, RIO GRANDE M6-0M1 BE SURE TO TRY DUNKm’ DONUTS’ Breakfast Special

• Cup of Coffee • Glass of Orange Juice t • Donut of Your Choice

FASTEST BREAKFAST IN TOWN-WITH A SMILE! NO COUPON NEEDED AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAV IjZEEBilBSSESBIiBiEEEBBElSMiES

Wednesday. February 20,1980

Childbirth Classes Set COURT HOUSE - The Childbirth and Parent Education Association is sponsoring preparation-for-childbirth classes for women in their sixth month of pregnancy. Classes will begin March 5 at Burdette Tomlin Hospital and will be 7:30 to 10:30 one night a week for eight weeks. Topics to be covered during the prenatal classes include factual knowledge of pregnancy, childbirth, breast and bottle feeding, relaxation and breathing techniques for childbirth. Five parenting classes will be held after the delivery of the child. For more information and class registration, call 465-4829. The next series of classes will begin April 11.

On Dean’s List At Cumberland VINELAND - Four Jersey Cape residents are among 90 students named to the Dean’s List recently concluded' for the fall semester at Cumberland County College. Those receiving a grade point average no lower than 3.25 with no grade lower than a ”C” included l>oriann S. Ilensen of Rio Grande. Richard C. Maher of Avalon, Kenoeth McGaha of Villas, and Kathleen Savage of South Dennis.

[ Deaths WILUAM BROWN. 7«. <4 70S Jonathan Hoffman Rd . CoW Sprin*. Feb It. He waa a long time reatdent of this area. MARGARET DUFFY, 95. of 1150 Illinois Aw.. Cape May. Feb 13 She was a member of Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic church JOSEPH GOETZ, 71. of 313 E Seventh Ave , N Wildwood. Feb 10 He was retired from the Prudential Insurance Company. JOHN MONAGHAN. 88, of 317 Reechwood Ave , Villas. Feb. 14. He was ■ retired machine*! for the Arco Refinery BERNHART NELSON, 87. of 805 Scott Ave., N Cape May. Feb. II He was a retired fisherman for Snow’s Canning Company ALDA SCULL, 78. of 111 Way Rd . Cape May Court House. Feb. 13 She waa a member of the Daughters of America. EUGENE STEVONS, of 403 Reading Are.. Cape May, Feb. 14. He was a member of Our Lady Star of UteSea Church. JOHN P. THORNTON, of 811 Oxford Ave., N Cape May. Feb 17 He waa the owner of Thornton Real Estate In South Desmis IDA WAND, 48. of 917 Seashore Bridge Rd. Cold Spring. Feb 13 She was a former teacher for the Lower Township Schools RALPH WILLIAMS. 88. of Hagen Rd . Clermont. Feb It He was an exempt fireman of the Stone Harbor Fire Company

2 Charged In Holdup Of Mkt. WILDWOOD - Hughes Market, Rio Grande and New Jersey Aves., was held up around 10:45 Monday night by two masked bandits. Two Villas men were later apprehended. Charged with armed robbery were: Kenneth A. Greene of the 200 block of Langs Ave., and Kevin P. Deller of the 100 block of Village Rd. Police said both men are in their 20’s. According to authorities, two men wearing ski masks and wielding a shotgun took a large amount of cash from Robert Hughes, who was tending the store. The cash and shotgun were later recovered. Initial police reports late Monday night had authorities throughout the southern end of Cape May County on the lookout for two men in. a vehicle with two sawed-off shotguns and a cash drawer. According to unconfirmed repyorts Tuesday, the George Reading drawbridge was raised to prevent the bandits from escaping, and the two suspects were later arrested in Wildwood Crest. The investigation was handled by: Lt. Ralph Sheets and Del. Robert Davenport of the Wildwood Police Department, along with Sgt. Joseph Bada and Ptl. Thomas dePaul of the Crest PD.

Social Feb. 27 VILLAS - The local Women’s Regular Republican Club will sponsor a social, 8 p.m. Feb. 27 at the Bayshore Rd. and Weber Ave. clubhouse.

Parish Census A census of the Maris Stella Parish will be taken between 5 and 9 p.m. Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Feb. 29—Mar. 2.