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Big Part of. Memorial Day

Dr. Gary Miller, Chiropractor Office Hours, Mon., Tues.. Wed. and Fri. 12 to 5 and 6 to 9 4404 Pacific Ave., Wildwood 729-5332 No Appointment Necessary TN

NitDLIMt •Needlepoint •Latch Hook •Cross-stitch •Embroidery •Frames v 9832 THIRD AVE. STONE HARBOR ItiJi to S

Tha Original FBKEKITBBER 72B Boardwnlt. Cap* May 2112 Boartlwlt, N. WUwood Hand Whipped Fudge. Hood Dipped Chocolatei-Freth Nutt • Attorfd Condlet

■UYIMO ALL U.S. Silver and Gold Coins — Alto buying •crop gold, sterling silverware. diamonds and .foreign coins, comic books, baseball cords ALSO WANTED - 1895 Philo. Mint silver dollar In gem-proof condition. Will pay SS000 and more. See me before you sell. Wildwood Coin Exchange, located at Colonial Shoe Shop. 3010 Pocific Ave., Wildwood. N.J. Call 522-1225 or 522-6055. Jtn

•tolls, room, hayloft. 200 ft. enclosed riding ring plus open areas. $300 o month, plus security. Coil 884-1843 after 6:30 pm. 6/4

ATT. - Wildwood Crest. Seasonal or year round cottage, newly renovated. Kitchen-modem bath, shower. Combination living room-bedroom. Utilities extra. No pets. Responsible adults. References. 522-7103. 6-11 ■OAT (UP roe MMT - Next to Avalon Bay Park Marino. (215-459-3461). Call week-

Do yoai Drive To The Camden — Phila. Area Daily.? Needed: Person to deliver a package on the way several days a week. Delivery point is right enroute and takes little time. Good payment will help pay for your gas. _ Please call Bonnie at 1)84-7605 3/5

Amk voua own Houas •vary Tuesday delivering advertising materials. Routes now available in Avalon, the Wildwood* and Cgpe May. 263-1986 ,, TN

WIST WILDWOOD — Waterfront apt. Three bedrooms, sleeps 6 tp 8. Weekly, monthly or seasonal. Small boat con be stored or grounds. Call 886-2390. SUMMIR MMTAL - Spocltil 3 bedroom opt. Beautifully furnished with all the comforts of home. Cape May. Monthly or seasonal. Call 884-0278.

TIMPORARY PART TIMI workers fdr print shop. Bindery. No experience necessary. Inquire at leader Printer, 5914 New Jersey Ave.. Wildwood Crest. — _TN S8LL AVON — And earn the money you need to get ahead of Inflation. Call 729-1328. 6-25 UCAIIARY — Good typist. Proficient in spelling and grammar. Part time, possible full time during summer. Pleasant working conditions. Salary .commensurate with experience. 368 6166 in Avalon. CAPABLI, responsible manager and sales people who can produce, for retail •oles. Sunglass Menagsris. 9510 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor.

MW FLOATING BOAT SUPS In Avalon. Coll 967-5313. weekends. — TN POOM* IN PRIVATV HOMf Use of whole house. Kitchen, washer-dryer, T.V.. etc. Season or monthly. Call 9674109. ■6/4 AVALON - Sleeps 12. Six bedroom, 1 Vi baths, screened parch, boyvlew. Single house. Groups okay. $3200., season. Coll 609-795-5234 or 368-3057. J. 6-4 BIACM FRONT, CAP! MAY Small shops for rent. Ideal for crofts, fast foods, beach accessories, etc. Also, space for quick sketch artist available. 884-2280 TN

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6-11 CONDOMINIUM. — 3 bedrooms. 2% baths. Pool. neOr ocean. Washer and dryer. Completely furnished. June or July. Avalon. N.J. Coll 967-5140 6-11 CAP! MAY COURT MOUSE, year round rentals. Enfay the best of everything In Cape May County's most luxurious apartment emplex. Just 25 minutes from AC. 1.2 and $ bedroom available. $280 to $390 per month. Exclusive rental agency Century 21. Stone Harbor Realty, 368-1440 or 465-5659. JN STONI HARBOR BAY FRONT-Apt Sleeps six. Deck available. June. $750. July, $1500. Aug.. $1600. Season $3500. Call 215-565-6100. 6/18

DO YOU KNOW WH8RI fhe Villas S t 10 Is? Remember Clem I Yesterday Is a dream, tomorrow Is a vision. But today is real: moke life worth living I Stop In-say hello to Groce. Coro and Jean. 886 3911.

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RIAL 1STATI Experienced Sales Person needed. 20 hours per week minimum floor time. Send reWrne to H.N. Hand Realtor. 106 South Main St., CJW.C.H., N.J. All information

MUMC LISBON $ — Guitar, bass, theory. Professional musician with B.A. In musk. Studies at Berk lee. 967-4768. 6-4 MUSIC INSTRUCTION: Horace Fuller, teacher of music, piano, piano accordion. organ, guitar, banjo, electric bass. Call 884-2787. mornings.

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W1MAKI HOUSE CALLS ■vying Silver A Gold 2540 Dune Dr.. Avalon

PON j. SONS 967 7430 T WANTED: Coins, pay top prkes, U.S. and foreign Cents to dollars. Also appraise collections. Member of ANA Call any day 465-4260. 9-9

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OLD SILVER, old pocket watches, clocks or antiques. Call 086-2777 or bring in-Villas Pharmacy. 2200 Boyshore Rd

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ENTIRE CONTENTS of older homes. Attics. cellars, garages Cleaning available.

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(18) ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS - Storting •alary $6 00 to $8.00 an hour, depending on experience. Guaranteed year round employment. for large electronic repair corporation. All benefits Included. Blue Cross. Blue Shield, paid vocation and holidays. This is a local corporatoin. Cable T.V. experience helpful. Write P.O. Box 437. Rio Grande. N.J. for a confidential evening interview. 6/11

MOTHER'S I proxlmately 20 hours per week. Includes baby sitting and light housekeeping. References required. Coll 10 to 1, on Sat.. June 14fh. 9674743. 6-11 PART-TIME HOUSEKBEPCR. COOK- for Rectory. 25 hours per week. Maris Stella Rectory, Avofon. 967-3746. r 6-4 YEAR ROUND A SEASONAL port time work available for mature, responsible person with transportation. Ready Maid. 368-7542. 6-9 p.m. 6-11 SECURITY GUARDS — Needed to work at campground entrance. Part time. Retired * older persons preferred. Night or day work available. Cell 263-2677 for appointment. — 6-11

ANTIQUES. COLLECTIBLES - or anything old. Furniture, jewelry, decoys, pictures, post cords, silvar. books, orientals, china, glass, tools or complaf# households for cash. Coll Web Shop. 263-3798 — TN U.S. SILVER COINS won tad - Top prices paid for silver coins. Paying $18 to $22. and up for silver dollars. Coll 465

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Wq Buy - Sail or Trad* Anything Uaoful SSS-6755 Aft. 5 P.M.

WANTED: Junk cors. Highest prkes paid. Hotline to 100 junkyords. Cope May Used Auto Parts. M4 4258

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n CHIMNEY ILI and JsL FIREPLACE SPECIALIST FRANCIS l. AYRES, SR. Hove your chimney and fireplace Inspected. Chimneys cleaned, copped. pointed and lined, etc. Fireplace dampers repaired and installed. Smoke problems corrected. free Est. Call Today WE GO ANYWHERE Neglect causes Fires CALL NOW I teemed R ln*wr*d 449-tM* or 4*5-74*7

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COURT HOUSE. Memorial Day was observed In this county seat community by the ac= tivities of the Thursday Elmer Wood American

Legion Pont.

Starting at 7:45. observances began with the flag raising at the Post Home Then a contingent consisting of Legion Officers, the Middle Township High School NJROTC Rifle Squad" and Color Guard and Rev Wilbur Hoffman of the First United Methodist Church, left for Evans Comer in Swainton where it met with the representatives of Stone Harbor’s Stephen F. Ludlum Legion Post and rendered a rifle salute for the veteransbuHed there. THE ENTOURAGE next proceeded to the Methodist Cemetery in South Dennis where a similar salute took place. The Stone Harbor delegation then left for the Methodist Cemetery in Court House while the (>>urt House section con tinued on to St. Elizabeth’s Roman Catholic Cemetery in Goshen where a similar ceremony was observed The next stop was at The Goshen Methodist Church Cemetery where a salute was offered to the veterans interred there The cemetery in Whitesboro followed where respect was shown to those fallen veterans by the rifle sauad Returning to Court House the ritual was repeated at the First Baptist Church

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IN THE ceremonies W. Boyd Tyler, senior vice Cm dr. of the Thurston Elmer Wood Post, commanded the rifle squad and Rev. Wilbur Hoffman, of

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Church of Court House, , gave the Benediction.

* Returning to the Legion

Post Home, the annual American Legion Memorial Parade was formed. In line were three pieces of apparatus from the local fire company, led by Chief Calvin Back. Legion veterans rode in the classic cars of Freeholder Ralph Evans behind parade marshtfl Tyler who

was on foot.

REPRESENTATIVES of the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts and Brownies marched behind the internationally famous, awardwinning Pinther Marching Band under the direction of Richard Ludwig. Following the band were delegations from the Dancers Two Studio of Nancy Gibson and Suzy Bums, dressed in costumes, from the Little ■ League of Middle Township. the 4-H club, the Cape May riding club THE PARADE route was on Hand Ave , down S. Boyd to Stites Ave.. where the band played for the residents of the South Cape May Nursing Home. Proceeding up Main St. to Romney PI , the procession took Railroad Ave. to Mechanic St. and back to the post home on Hand

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After wreathes were placed at the Post Memorial Monument by Mary Roth, representing the Gold Star Mothers, Rachel Tozour and other representatives,/ the Memorial Day address was then given by Cmdr. Edward V. McGuire. faciliUes engineer of the U.S. Coast

t mdr. Edw. McGuire Guard Training'Center at Cape May. Cmdr. McGuire is a resident of Cape May'Court House now living on Westwood Dr A native of Weehawken. N.J . he was graduated from the (’oast Guard Academy in 1964 and served mi Alaska, San Francisco. Governor's Island, NY. South Carolina, and commanded ice breaking activities in Delaware Bay this winter. After the address, cokes, hot dogs and coffee were served in the Post Home by members of auxiliary and the Legion BilliUirrman ‘Lighthouse’ Opening Sat. For the Season W CAPE MAY - The Lighthouse Christian Coffee home opens for, the season, 7:30 p.m. June.7 with Bill Powell, guitarest and soloist, as the featured performer. John Strauss will speak at the 10:45 a m. Service Sunday at First Assembly of God Church Sunday School for all ages is at 9:45 a.m. The B’nai Israel singers, a special musical group will be featured at the 7 p.m. service. The, church, at 420 Broadway, sponsors the Lighthouse, adjacent to the church.

Turnii)); Water Off AVAUJN — Residents are nodded that the water will be turned off from 37th St. north from 2 to 8 a m. Thursday, reports director of piAlic works David Carrick.

Al.v4rtt> AMBftOftlNO. SB. of XXS iMh Si' Saa Itk City, May V For IN- pail four y«an. hr wa* touting mapoclVfor Ihrt cily (.ICSTKLTJr. BKKKOWrre. m. of aiRilMSl ,N Wlkhrood. May » Sto wn a mkltnt tore lor 70 yean W.A. OAKKKTNON. 17, of Store Rd, Erma. May 77 He wa* a IlMonf founty rmldmt and a B0 year Maoon T CATHEWNE GORDON.- 7V of • . Nay 23 VKM.A B. ROt.T. 77. of X t Tlilrd St . Maya Landint. May 31 Stowa* a Ilf Hong neMknt and a member of the famM- whkh founded the Head of tne River Church In Ealeile

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CHAKLEft R. MATHIS. 4*. of Mill Rd . Turkatoe. May 21 He waa formerly employed aa a truck driver S lipper Townahlp, and was a Hong reatdgpt of tht* are* THERESA RURfNI. a. of Ilf Elliott Pd . Raythore Wret. May » She lived here for eight year* KENNETH WHITE. 22. of Maxwell AFB. May M He lived In Villas prior to Joining the Air Force