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Wednesday, June 18,1980

The Herald and The Lantern

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CAPE ARTISANS JOHN'S FRAME SHOP Complete Selection of new ond latest moldings just arrived. For Diplomas, Certificates, Photos * ond Art Work. Needlework a specialty — Reasonable Prfces. GOLDEN FLEECE Yams from all over the World. Needlepoint, crewel, lotchhook, mocrame, Hondwoven garments. Looms to order. Weaving ond Spinning yarns. Instructions. %— Our Sal* Bask at! Folkwoar Pat tarns 14—TaxasAv. M4-171t Capa May

rUliMt BRUSH COMPANY — HovMtwId. penonol. con. mtKclol itemi and chemical cleaner* and deodorizer*. For tree tfh ond weekly specialt cell 263-896?. . - ,‘ 6/23 OCNfftAL CONTRACTOR-11 - orm door*, window* and wood ttove*. Alterations ond deck*. Also, tree t landing fireplaces. Avalon. 967-7562. TN

syeamex CARPET O.EANINO SPECIAL — ANY > ROOMS — S4S.M

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— Spring cleaning A carpet •hompooing. Coll 398-9176 or 784-5757.

KIATIN* 8ROTNIR8, Maintenance and repair, carpentry, masonry, roofing, sldingr painting. Free estimate. 967-8170.967-4397. TN

1st cioit cleaning service. The belt of reference*. Coll 465-7072. afterSp.m. TN

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GREGG Tha World’s Flnost Shorthand Tochnlquo

niLMMSKTCUE Truck mounted steam cleaning. Tinting A dyeing. Scotchgard Free Estimates. H7-3232

It's Fascinating to Learn and It's Very Rewarding!

A Complete Study in 10 Units Beginners Through Advanced

368-5719

. READY MAID Cleaning Service 3M-TS43 Light Housekeeping RINTALS — MOM8S APARTMINTS - OTFICIS MASTTR CHAMM A vifA *camiD "we see AMECHI BUILDERS , 30 YRS. IN BUSINESS •ADDITIONS •ROOFING ► •CONCRETE •CUSTOM BUILDING 4 •KITCHENS ► •BATHROOMS „ •SOFFIT. FASCIA, 4 GUTTER i SPOUTING , ► ^ We Specialize In 4 > Aluminum 4 Vinyl * Siding ‘ ML TTPES OF AUJMMUM WDRI 1 FREE ESTIMATES *47-7*7* * * eeeeead

tain am^wotur. •> perlenced per ton to work full time. Apply Country House Bakery. Route 9. Burleigh. 465 5080 - - - 6/25 NIIDLICRAFTIRS ..Well established stitching company needs instructor* and demonstrators in your area. Coll collect, after 5 p.m. 717-533-2928. ask for Rene. 6/25 WORK YOUR OWN HOURS every Tuesday delivering advertising materials. Routes , now available In Avalon, the Wildwood* ond Cape May 263-1986 TN

NfffDLffMf •Needlepoint •Latch Hook •Cross-stitch •Embroidery •Frames WnTHWDAVE. STONE HAHiOft

I PILL WAMTtD _ Coll •960793. SAlKSAVnON lo- wor. In variety store. Coll Stone Harbor. 368-9840. Call, between 8 o.m. ond 12 noon. « 6/25 HAW STYLIST desires position with established shop. Experienced In all phases of beauty culture. Precision hair cutting a specialty. Ct# 967 0021 after 4 p.m. i TN ARTISTS A CRAPTSMSN to exhibit in Indoor Art 8 Croft Show 8 Sale at Avalon Yacht Club. July 20th. Call 967 4662 or 967-7110 lor details. 7/2

BUYING AU U.S. Silver and Gold Cains — Also buying scrap gold, sterling silverware. diamonds and foreign coins, comic books, baseball cards. ALSO WANTED - 1895 Philo. Mint sliver dollar in gem-proof condition. Will pay 85000 ond more. See me before you sell. Wildwood Coin Exchange, located at Colonial Shoe Shop. 3010 Pacific Ave.. Wildwood. N.J. Coll 522-1225 or 522-6055. , a__TN

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i Nursery Scfiool opening ! Foil of '00. Now taking | registration for 3 to 5 year S olds. For information coll, 6-18

MUSIC INSTRUCTION: Horace Fuller, teacher of musk, piono, piano accordion. organ, guitar, banjo, electric boss. Coll 884-2787. mornings. 6/25 BATON L8SSONS - Have fun ond learn to twirl this summer from a University of Delaware Twirier. All oges. Call Joy, 263-6489. 6/25

CLIRK-TYPIST-Yeor round position. 5 days per week. Tuesday thru Saturday. Modern, pleasant olfice. Apply Holiday Realty. 2150 Dune Dr.. Avalon. 6/18 S8U AVON - And earn the money you need to get ahead of inf lotion. Coll 729-1328. 6-25 PART TIMI HOUS8K EtPfR • COOK for Rectory. 25 hours per week. Moris Stella Rectory, Avalon. 967-3746. 6/18 TIMPORARY PART TIMI workers lor print shop. Bindery. No experience necessary. Inquire at Leader Printer. 5914 New Jersey Ave.. WUdwoodCrest. -77 ™

natural, no bake cheesecake. Good ond good lor you. Send $1 ond sell-addressed, stomped envelope to: Storshine. 54 Ascot Circle. E.

Amherst. N.Y. 14051.

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Do you know whore the Vllle* S A 10 1st Remember Clem I Your grandparents life was half over when you were bom; Try to make what's left of their life pleasant. Stop in — Soy hello to Groce, Coro ond Jean . 886-3911. 6/18 MAID OP SCANDINAVIA unusual housewares ond cake decorating supplies ond instructions. Call your porty fore planner. 861-2884. Mme. Sophie*. 8/18

— Jet flight, first doss hotel, breakfast A dinners doily baggage handling 8 gratuities. 1749. Coll now 8864036. 6/18 PUD ONI ADUiT for one year for a total cost of $47.40. Fully guaranteed, free details. TriCo C.D.L., 7 Alexander Ave., Villas. NJ. 08251. TN

721 BoardwAL CqxMay 2112 BoardwAk. N. MUaood Hand WMn»d Fwle«.-Hond Dipped Chocolotes-Fresh Nuts 8 Assorted Candles

BTONI HARBOR RAY PRONT-Apt. Sleep* six. Deck available. June^ $750. July. $1500. Aug $1600. Season $3500. Coll 215-565-6100.

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N8W FLOATING POAT BLIPS week'nd*° ^ 967 ‘ 5313,

:TN BOAT SLIPS — BTONI HABBOB — Con accommodate 26 If.. 20 ft. ond 17 ft. boats. Safe basin. Call 368-6911 or 10020 Corinthian Dr. 6/18 CAP! MAY COURT MOUS8, year round rental*. Enjoy the best of everything in Cape. Moy County's most luxurious' oportment emplex. Just 25’ minutes from AC. 1,2 ond A bedroom available. $280 to . $350 per month. Exclusive 4 rental agency Century 21. Stone Harbor Realty. 368-1440 or 465-5659. JN MACH FRONT, CAM MAY Small shops for rent. Ideal for crofts, fast foods, beach accessories, etc. Also, space for quick sketch artist available. 884-2280. TN

APPRAISERS

APFAAIM* ” Appraisal ol your antiques 8 valuable* lor Insurance or estate purposes. Over 21 years experience working with (ranks ond attorney* In South Jersey area. Call William Borron jgj jygg

APPRAISERS, — We are experienced in writing appraisals ol antiques, jewelry ond line collectibles for Insurance or estate purpose*. Kistner 8 DuPul*. 103 Ocean St.. Cope May. 884-5770 8-18

DR. BRUCE D HORSLEY . is proud to announce The Opening of his office of Chiropractics at 104 South Main St. (Route9), Cape May Court House For Appointment call 465-3191 or 465-4437 6-18

LOWER REGIONAL ■ladeal Elko PkcWr Ilmira W teacher John Merrill where nhe'JI be spending the sum-

mer in South America doing missionary work.

Cape Youth in Bolivia

For Missionary Work

ERMA — A Lower Cape May Regional High student is spending her summer in Bolivia as part of the mission work of the Southern Institute for Appropriate Technology. Elleh Plechner who turns 17 this month will enter her senior year at Lower Cape Regional in September She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Warren Garretson of Meadowview Rd. here and is an active member of the Tabernacle United Methodist Church where she serves as president of the Senior Youth Fellowship and as the Youth Member on the church administrative

board.

ELLEN M^DE THE decision to - spend three months in Sapecho, Bolivia after Ken and Sarah Corson, independent Methodist Missionaries, conducted a week of special services at Tabernacle Church. Margaret Van Artsdalen and Joy Hughes, also of this area, are accompanying Ellen and the 17-member missionary team. Under the leadership of Mrs. Corson, the group left this past week from Miami for the Bolivian village. Sepecho is located in the foothills of the Andes Mountains in the Alto Beni

region

THE CORSON8 have been working for more than eight years in this area where they have helped build a Christian Church which now has over 300 members. One of the most important phases of their work is "Appropriate Technology” which involves using what the people have to work with to develop tools and other inventions to help improve their living standard. Nutritional deficiencies are a critical problem. Since rice and beans are the chief food source, a lack of protein has resulted in a high death rate. The Corsons have been working on a fish impoundment to raise this potential food source. * j ' SEVERAL OTHER innovations are currently in the trial stage; one is a brick-making process to help alleviate the housing

needs.

Ellen hopes to go into some phase of mission work and sees her trip as a

chance tp see if she la suited for it. She attributes the outreach programs of Tabernacle Church and their renewed missionary work as a big factor in her decision. She also credits her history teacher John Merrill whose class in American Ihdians and World Culture heightened her interest and greatly influenced her decision. "We take so much for granted in our lives today,” Ellen said before leaving "It is hard for us to realise that millions of people throughout the world have never been exposed to anything like our lifestyle. Simple things, such as vitamins or running water, are unheard of in many areas. I hope that in some; small way I can help in a work that will make Iheir lives better " Traffic Ulp Over 16% On Ferry N CAPE MAY - Traffic on the Cape May-Lewes Perrv increased by 2.489 vehicles 6.863 passenger?* Iasi month from May. a venrago. Perrv traffic for last monlh was 17.687 vehicles and 46.698 passengers compared to 15.418 vehicles and 39.735 passengers for Mav 1979. an increase of 16 per cent foe vehicles and an increase of 17 5 per cent for passengersFor the 12-month period ended May 31. 1980. traffic was 207777 vehicles and 615,608 passengers compared to 216.944 vehicles and 653.270 passengers for the twelvemonth period ended May 31. *1979 a decrease of 4 per cent for vehicles and 5.75 per cent for passengers. The latest traffic statistics continue the improved picture for ferry travdl compared with the Delaware Memorial Bridge, the other facility maintained by the Delaware River and Bay Authority. Bridge traffic last month was; 1.538.739 vehicles compared to t.527,576 vehicle for May 1979. an increase of 11.163 vehicles . cr less than 0.75 per cent. Bridge traffic for the 12month period showed a decrease of over 7.5 per

cent