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The Herald and The Lantern

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CHIMNEY and FIREPLACE SPECIALIST FRANCIS E. AYRES, SR. Hov* your chlmnoy ond Nr»plac» inspoclod. Chimnoys cl»on*d, cop P*i. pointed ond linod, •tc. Fireplace dampers repaired and installed. Smoke problems corrected. Free Est. Call Today WE GO ANYWHERE Neglect causes Fires CALI NOW Ikansadllnsurod or 445-74*7

PROPANE TANKS FILLED FOR CAMPERS A ORILLCS PtJ04Mtar*k« wot —nfcf m.. 886-6749 Villas LIT DAVID W<U! AMS do your y*or round bookkeeping, billing, payroll, inventory, business to* preparation. Experienced, reasonable. Shore Rood. Ocean View. N.J. Phone (609) 263^990, ff CAVCNTC* WAMTS WODKSmall fobs, Speclolltes in suspended ceilings ond ponellng. 25 years experlence. All work guaranteed. Coll 886-1744. , —TN

STCAMIX ^ carpet Cleaning spec/a l — ANY 3 ROOMS - M! FRtl KSTtMATVS 263-6SI3 TN

ALL CAPE ROOFING CAN MAY TO OaAN CITY ML TYPES OF ROOFING •Roof Repairs •Siding, Gutters, Downspoi ts •Free Estimates 465-2277

ANTIQOfS, COLUCT1RLSS— or anything old. Furniture, jewelry, decoys, pictures, post cords, silver, books, orientals, china. 0l<m- tools or complete households for cosh. Call Web Shop. 263-3798. TN CUSTOM PAINTING BY OAKY A. TWIGGS INTtRtOR-IXTCRIOR MASON ABil-OCPVNO ABU ♦47-1877 (After 6 P.M.) JF

READY MAID Cleaning Service 146-7S42 Light Housekeeping RINTALS — NOMIS APARTMINTS - OTFICIS MASTIK CHABOt A vn**camo i/" FIX-rr-SHOP-Carpentry .and household repairs. Outside showers, clothes poles ond storage spaces constructed. Work completed promptly. Coll 967-7650. 9/24 WINDOW CLIANINO — Avalon. Stone Harbor area. Home-Office-Business. Reasonable rates. Call 967-7824 or 263-6854. 7/23 SIASHORI PAINTIRS fPtGAL - Shingles pointed on your home os low os 1200. Meet Marty, our senior CHlien

TIMPORARY PART TIM! workers for print shop. Bindery. No experience necessary. Inquire ot Leader Printer. 5914 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood Crest. ! TN ROYS A GIRLS - Work Tuesday each week delivering sales circulars. Routes available in Cope May ond Villas. Coll 263-1986. TN CARfIR OPPORTUNITY - Full time secretory for real estate office. Real Estate license preferred but not essential. Soens 8 O'Connor, 2819 Dune Dr.. Avalon. 9678080, ask for Mrs. Sooner. 8/6 "PtT' SITTIR — Flexible hours. Reliable. References •xchanged. Stone Harbor. 368-4562. 7/23

DO YOU KNOW WHIM THt VILLAS S A 18 1ST Remember Clem! One man cannot mok« our country great. The people themselves shaoe the image of the country. Stop in • Soy hello to Groce. Coro and Jeon. .886-3911. 7/23 ‘ UKD ONE ADULT for $7.06 weekly. Includes 1 lb. meat daily, choice of 8 fresh vegetables ond groins. FREE DETAILS write: Tri-Co. CDL. 7 Alexander Ave., Villas. N.J. 08251. ; TN

BOAT SUPS - Wildwood Accommodate up to 22 ft. Friendly atmosphere, private morino. Doy. weekly, monthly or seasonal. Coll 522-9120. • 7/23 BOAT SUP — New Hooting dock in Avalon. Coll 967-5311. TN CAP! MAY COURT HOUSl, yoor round rentals. Enjoy the best of everything in Cope May County's most luxurious apartment cmplex. Just 25 minutes fromJkC. 1,2 ondJl bedroom ovonoble. S280 to S350 per month. Exclusive rental agency Century 21. Stone Harbor Realty, 368-1440. or 465-5659. TN beach Front, cape may Small * hops for rent. Ideal for crofts, fast foods, beach accessories, etc. Also, space for quick sketch artut available 884-2280. TN

The Original PEEK KITCHEN 728 Bowttwa*. Cape Miy 2112 BoardwaL, N. WiWwood Hond Whipped Fudge.-Hond DIppodChocolotes-Fresh Nuts AAssorted Condles

ANTIQUE DEALERS AND CRAFTSMEN wonted to porticipote in seosonol ontique croft fair. Call 368-3174.

MEADOW CREEK FARM Now taking applications far second week of Horse Cate and Management course starting July 28. Limited classes. Call now for reservation. 967-7501 or 2636066. 7*23

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MUSIC INSTRUCTION - Taught by profeTtionol — Guitar ond drums. Beginners ond intermediate. Your home or mine. 368-3035. 8/6 TUTORING — Elementary reading, mathematics ond French. Certified elementary teacher. Convenient hours. Coll 368-7445. 8/6 RKHNO INSTRUCTIONS. 10 minutes from Avalon In Sea Isle CHy ot Meadow Creek Form. Coll 967-7501 or 2636066. 7/30 MUSIC INSTRUCT lONt Horace Fuller, teacher of music, piano, piano accordion. organ, guitar, banjo electric boss. Coll 884-2787, mornings. * 7/23

FEED ONE ADULT for one year for a total cost of $47.40. Fully guaranteed, free details. TrlCo C.D.L., 7 Alexander Ave. Villas, N.J. 08251. TN DISCOVER BRASS RUBBING — A traditional English craft is now in Stone Harbor. Create beautiful wall hangings of medieval knights ond ladies. No experience needed. Instructions free. Brass Rubbing Studio. 98th ond 2nd Ave.. Stone Horbor. 368 3553. 7/23

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NffOLfMf •Needlepoint •Latch Hook •Cross-stitch •Embroidery •Frames 783? THIRD AVE. STONE HARBOR Tee*.-Set. IfcMtoS

rao ONI ADULT lor S7.06 weekly. Includes 1 lb. meat doily, choke of 8 fresh vegetables ond groins. FREE D6TAJLS write: F.J.G. "8". Box 235. Keonsburg. N.J. 07734. TN

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Disability Benefits Lessened WILDWOOD - Important changes have been made in the way benefits are figured for workers who first qualify for Social Security disability payments for this and subsequent months, according to Del ton Brooks, local Social Security manager. The 1,936 people in Cape May County receiving disability insurance benefits before July aren't affected, he emphasized. A new law limits the total benefits payable to a disabled worker and his (fiber family, Brooks explained. Under-the old law, there were times when a disabled worker and his or her family received more in benefits than the worker received in take-home pay before becoming disabled. As a result, there was less incentive for the worker to return to work.

TENSE WITH anticipation, rresults prepare for their fight to extinguish a burning oil lank fire. An instructor stands by. ready to provide assisUnce.

Learning to Fight Fire with Skill

The new law limits total family benefits to the smaller of Hi times the worker's benefit or 85 per cent of his or her average monthly earning before becoming disabled. The limit has no effect on the worker's own benefit but affects the total paid to the family. More information about the ‘changes in the disability law can be obtained at the Wildwood Social Security office, 136 E. Spicer Ave., or by phoning the dtfice at 800-272-1111. NAACP Meeting COURT-lioUSE - Cape May County chapter president Dorothy Mack will report on the recent national convention in Miami during the monthly business meeting of the NAACP chapter, this evening (Wednesday at 8) in the public meting room of the County LWrary. The sessions is open to the public.

CAPE MAY - For recruits at the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center here, the sixth week of training is an unusually demanding one. After seven days of cooking and cleaning, in the training center’s galley, getUng little sleep and carrying a heavy workload, the recruits are thrust back into the momentum of training with a crash course in fire-fighting. Classroom instruction covers the proper ways of extinguishing several kinds of fires — oil, combustible materials, electrical and chemical. THE DAMAGE Control instructors stress the importance of keeping a cool head In any. fiery situation. The inclination to panic, even in a controlled training situation, could lead to serious injury, it is stressed. At the outdoor Fire School, excitement runs high. The recruits now have classroom instruction behind them, and are

Utility Bldg. To Become Bank Office WILDWOOD — The James A. MacDonald of Marine National Bank of Cold Springs is the arWildwood is proceeding chitect for the project, with complete renovations of the building at 3200 Pacific Avenue, formerly the Atlantic Electric building, for new ad-

ministrative offices.

According to president, James Billmeyer, the

lending functions, administrative and service, centralized in one location, as well as a commercial loan platform, office space for senior administrative officers, a new board room, controllers department, persmnel department and a business development department, with room for the expansion of other administn.tive functions. These serv'ces are now being perforned at the main office or< Pacific ave., "When these functions are moved to the new administrative offices, it will allow more lobby space in our main office to better

service our customers," ^ Billmeyer explained oorLMbRarrfatSnCtavii

completed 8,000 sq. ft. building will house all

MARION P ALWINE. 41, 0< 101 E Louuvtlk Ave , Wildwood Croat, July II She was formerly of Daytona Beach, Fla DAVID J. CHALMERS. 77. of 111 E JOth Ave . North Wildwood. July It He was a resident of the art* for

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MARY E. LAWRENCE. ». of 37 Petermburg Rd . Danniavtile. July It She lived hare for B yean SAMUEL A. MfNICKEL. «, of J07 E Monterrey Ave . Wildwood Greet, July !« He waa a retired OTTO O. SOKOL. 74. of >M Washington St. Cape May. July it He waa a reekteot here for « year* SARA T. STERN, of 4K W Burt Ave , Wildwood. July 71 She waa a member of the B«h Judah Temple FRANKLIN W. ULRICH. 44. of M3 llth St. Stone Harter, July It. He waa a member of the Wildwood Country Club LOUISE D. WALKER. 74. of Garden Lake Part. Burleigh. July It She waa a member of the American Aeeociatlon of Retired

LORETTA K. ZMAMIEROWSKI.

anxious for hands on experience. Sweating in the summer heat, they use PKP and carbon dioxide exv Unguishers to put out small, simulated electrical fihes. BUT THE REAL test of their fire-fighting knowhow is yet tocome. Divided into 12-member fire teams, they rpust face the task of extinguishing a huge tank fire. The need for the fire team members to work together is strongly emphasized, for the recruit that panics or tries to "goit alone" risks injuring himself and others. THROUGHOUT THE eight weeks of graining, a recruit is urged again and again to "be a member of the company," to learn to act as one with hi* or her fellow recruits. Nowhere is the necessity of team effort brought home more strongly than In Fire School. Daughter Born in La. Wildwood crest - The birth of Meredith EUlne Hall ha> beer announced by Arthur and Patricia Hall of thil community. The 9 lbs. baby girl waa bom June 27 in Bossier City I La.) General Hospital. Her grandparents are Milton and Pauline Hall of Las Cruces, N.M.. and Newel] and Opal Wright of Converse, La Her greatgrandmother la Bessie Napier of Converse. Births]

arm btrtha hav* bum raported by Short Memorial HoapKal here: SON (o John and Gay McCrary Jaeube of tf Sunnyaldr Crt. Ocean Oty, July I. SON to Jameu and Donna Thayer Seeo4a of POB SM. Ocean VWw, July! DAUGHTER to Bradford end Metody Harer Carwrutor of U1 Sharidan Ave , Capa May. July 5

Ocnan View, July?. DAUGHTER |a Prad and Irena Pawara Sakewlck ef til LigMhooaa Rd , Cape Kay. July I •ON to Paul and Cheryl Meyer Lloyd ef ttl E. SMbay. Capa May OawtHauaa, Jufyt

Schwab of ME IXh St. Ocoaa CHy. My It