Wednesday. August 20,1980

The Herald and The Lantern

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CLASSIFIED & REAL ESTATE

( Proposed Land Purchase _ Would Cost $2.5 Million

{IX.IT.tHO*- Carpentry and repair* Outtide •bower*, clothe* poles and storage spaces constructed. Work completed promptly. Coll 967 ■'650. 10/1 WIDOINO INVITATIONS - Baby announcements. Bor Mitzvoh invitations, anniversary celebrations. Discount prices. 684-1421. 8/20 CHILD CAR! in my Avalon home. -N.J. certified teacher. Arts and Crafts. Coll 967-5190. , 8/27 IXPfRIKNCtD CLEAN!It KM COMMERCIAL WORK - Mornings or revenin{|*. Call 465-9687 : - 9/3 MW WMAJf" — Clothing olterafttmT in the Mini Mall. 28th A Dune Dr.. Avalon. 10 to 5. closed Sun. and Weds. 8/20 MAID MRVICI 1st class cleaning service: The best of references. Call. 465-7072, after 5 p.m. TN PAIMTIMO — Interior and exterior. Reasonable rotes Free estimates. Compare and • save. Call 729-4491. 9/10 M*NK MID »I«V1CI.' Refrigerators. air condition6rs. commercial ice machines, washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves. Avalon. 967 7562. t TN MASS CUTTING MINIMUM $8.50 ALL RELATED SERVICES 886-4055 ti

1VU0R CMKT 6ME Truck mounted stea/n cleaning. Tinting & dyeing. Scotchgard Free Estimates. 967-3232

STEAMEX CARPET CLEANING Special— * ANT S ROOMS - MS.M F Rf 1 KSTIMATKS 263-6533 TN

Yanks filled f< CAMPERS & GRILLES

CARPENTER WANTS WORKSmall fobs. Specializes in suspended celling* and paneling. 25 years experience All work ^guaranteed. Coll 886-1744. TN SEASHORE PAINTERS SPECIAL— Shingles painted on your home os low os $200. Meet Marly, our senior citizen painter. References ovoilabl* 886 7807 or 522-8517. TN

CUSTOM PAINTING BY GARY A TWIGGS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR REASON ARLE-DCPCNDARLE 967-3677 (After 6 P.M.) TF

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$20 per room (minimum 2 rooms) Soil Repellent Applied FREE Furniture Moved FREE Offer ends Sopl 1,1980 CALL NOW! (Living 6 Dining rooms considered 2 rooms)

& CHIMNEY and FIREPLACE SPECIALIST FR. SOS I. AYRES, SR. Hove your chimney and fireplace inspected. Chimneys cleaned, capped. pointed and lined, etc. Fireplace dampers repaired and installed. Smoke * problems corrected. Free Est. Call Today WE GO ANYWHERE Neglect causes Fires CALL NOW l«*n*#d S Insurad 465-9206 or 465-7437

MasterClean 729-6134

WINDOW SHADE FACTORY — Discount prices. Buy direct. Shop of home. Venetion - Verticol. Mini blinds. Lotest window treatment. Woven woods. Free estimate. 5229290. TN GENERAL CONTRACTOR-s! orm doors, windows ond wood stoves. Alterations and decks. Also, free standing fireplaces. Avalon. 967-7562. -TN

READY MAID Cleaning Service 360-7542 . Light Houtekeeplt'O RENTALS - HOMES APARTMENTS - OFFICES MASTER CHARGE 4 VISA ACqPTIP

GOLDEN FLEECE SHOP & STUDIO Yams From All Over The World r , * . Bargains Galore At Our Annual *1 Sale. Buy one item at regular Price, 2nd item $1. Clothing, Needlepoint Kits, Crewel, Latch hook rugs, Selected yarns and Books. JOHN'S FRAME SHOP We will mat your art work, up to size 20x24 for $2 with Framing order.

884-1718 1400 TEXAS AVE..

lit david Williams do yovr year round bookkeeping, billing, payroll. Inventory, business tox preparation. Experienced, reasonable. Shore Rood, Ocean View. N.J. Phone (609) 263-3990. f j KIN HAMANN Bvglder. New home*, additions, alterations, large repairs, garages, decks, roofing, siding, termlta damage repairs. Free ♦stimotes. Phone 465-9382. ■ - . ' If ' KEATING RROTHIRS. Maintenance ond^ rApoir. carpentry, masonry, roofing, siding, tainting. Free estimote.967.ei70, 967-4397. TN

AlUMINUM « VINYL MnACIMENTI FULLY INSULATED ALUMINUM A.VINYL SIMI SMALL ALUMINUM

ALL CAPE ROOFING CARE MAY TO OCEAN CITY ALL TYPES OF ROOFING •Roof Repairs •Siding, Gutters Downspoi fs •Free Estimates 465-2277

houss rot innt ^ stOni HARDOR — three bedroom home, boy front. Winter rental available. $250 month. 215-647-4848. evenings. 9/17 FLORIDA CONDOMINIUM - East Coost. Ocean Village Hutchinson Island. Two bedrooms. 2 baths. Private beach. Two pools. Tennis, golfing included Coll 9674945. . ; 9/3 MACH FRONT. CARE MAY Small shops for rent. Ideal for crafts, fast foods, beach accessories, etc. Also, space for quick sketch artist available 884-1280. .TN YFab rou .nd pVnTa l - WILDWOOD-Lorge apt. perfect for two retired couples. Vicinity Maple ond New Jersey. Second floor, privat* entrance. Two large bedrooms, large living room, both, kitchen, dining area, sundeck, storage area. TV coble. $300. month plus electric. Coll 729 4529. N : : >3 WINTER RENTAL-AVALON-Two bedroom furnished opt. Very reasonable. Call , 9674237. 9/3 WINTER RENTAL COTTAGES — Sept. 15-June I. Furnished one and three bedroom. Cable, carpeting. $225 and $295.. all utilities included. Coll 729 4146. 9/3 LOVELY YEAR ROUND ART. — Fully furnished, has everything. Two bedrooms, two baths. Available early Sept, doll after 7. 967-7946. '8/27

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THE MOUSE TR4R - Successful gourmet cheese business, next to Gallagher's Liquors. Four years Avelon. $1.5,000. plus Inventory. Minimum 1/2 down. Coll 967-

3551.

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AVALON MACH FRONT LUXURY - Quiet location. Custom builder home. Superior design construction. Three zone heat. 1.000 gallon burled tank. Easy convert to solar. Two fire places second floor olr cond. Chef's kitchen. Four bedrooms 3% baths. Inside elevator. Cedar closets. Two-car garage. Three decks. Much more. Outstanding view. $425,000 furnished. Appointment only. Coll 967-

3504.

8/27 FOR SALE — APT. BUIlDINo — By Owner $86,400. Eight one-bedroom units. All brick. Rare opportunity for investment - tax shelter - inflation hedge. Fully rented. Delaware County. Pa. Call 609-967-7391. 8/27

BOAT SLIP — New floating dock in Avalon. Coll 967 5313. TN CARE MAY COURT HOUSE, year round rentals. Enjoy the best of everything in Cope May County's most luxurious apartment emplex. Just 25 minutes from AC. 1,2 an4>8bedroom available. $280 to $350 per month. Exclusive rental agency Century 21. Stone Harbor Realty, 368-1440 or 465-5659. TN

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BUSY AVALON RESTAURANT now hiring bus persons, dishwasher, cooks, waiters and waitresses Employment available until mid October. Coll 368 5085 9/3 FULL TIME HOUSEKEEPER COOK for Catholic Rectory Five doy week. Coll 967-3746.

AVALON - A muJtlmillior. dollar purchase proposal controversial dog care ordinance, dredging of a new backbay canal, and lot sales all are scheduled to be discussed and acted upon during the Aug. 22 Borough Council meeting. The purchase proposal involves almost three acres of ground with riparian rights at Eighth St. and Ocean Dr. thkt the borough is contemplating buying from the private owners for some $2.5 million IN ANNOUNCING the proposal last week, municipal officials said they were eying the parcel for two purposes: to keep it open (It. is zoned for townhouses and condominiums); and to provide a public marina park (with some 40 slips to be Tented to the boating K blic as a source of rough revenue)* Friday evening’s public airing is designed to give the governing body input from the citizenry on the proposal. THE DOG CARE ordinance Is actually an amendment to local dog licensing ordinance designed to make those with dogs responsible for their canine's actions; specifically, dog bites and defecation (see separate story). The other action during the meeting (beginning at 8 in Borough Hall), Council is scheduled to direct borough ei^ineer Alvin Herman to^apply for government permits for the dredging of a canal at the south end of Avalon to

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YEAR ROUND RESIDENT TO WORK in Woman's Shops. Full or port lima. Storas locofad in Stona Horbot, Wildwood and Capa Moy. Immadiata position available. Write P.O. Box 584, Wildwood. 8/20 ALOE CHARM COSMETICSEorn extra Money. Be a cosmetic consultant, ftoke your own hours. No Investment required. Training at our expense. For more Information coll 465-4360, after 4 p.m. 9/10 MAT INFLATION-Sell Avon. You don't need experience ond you’ll hove fun meeting •new people ond earn good money, too. Cdll 729-1328. 9/3 BOYS A GIRLS — Work Tuesday each week delivering circulars. Routes available in North Cope May. Cope Moy Point ond Cope May . Call 263 1986

SECRET ARY - Year round position. Five days per week. Tuesday thru Saturday. Modern, pleosant office. Apply Holiday Realty. 2150 Dune Dr.. Avalon. TAKING THE YEAR OF FT We need Mothers Helper for bright articulate Ityeor-old daughter. Room, board, cor, salary plus^enough free time to carry six credits at nearby University. In Westport, Conn Call 203-227 2167. * —8'20T MANAGER - COOK - Full time for small snack bar Box 290 Avalon. N.J. 08202 t 8/20 SALESPERSON — Unique gifi shop in Stone Harbor Requires mature and ex perienced person. Coll 3683388 between 7 p.m. ond 10 p.m. 8/20 MATURE. SEASONAL soles help needed. Coll 36S-6131. TN

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provide area residents with access to the Inland waterway; and to perform maintenance dredging in the areas of Whale Harbor. 39th St. and Long Pt. A silt dumping site must also he, selected. COUNCIL IS acting now so that the permits can be obtained in time to coordinate matching state funding. Coming up for public hearing and final passage is an ordinance authorizing the sale of Lots 100 and 102 in Block 70.04 to con tinguous property owners. The lots carry a fair market value of some $4,000. Sale will be to the highest bidder.

ELLA <;. BENNETT, 97. o( I QsbonwCT .CapeMsy. Aug 3t She was a former mlsaionary to Guatemala \ ELIZABETH II. BLUJCH.M, ol Main St. Tuckahoe. Aug 17 She was a member of the Tuckahoe United Methodist Church ADDIE C. FLEETWOOD. 95. of Ocean View, formerly of Stone llartwr. Aug ft She had been a teacher in Lower Township WILLIAM S FRIY II. «. of IM Shore Rd , Ocean View, Aug 1$ Me was a resident here for 99 years MILDRED E. GRANT. S3, of 5910 Pacific Ave , Wildwood Crest. Aug II She was • summer resident here for the past 35 years RAYMOND S. HAMANN. 7J. of UD SE Fourth PL. Hialeah, Fla., formerly of Capa May Court House, Aug 12 FLORENCE E. LEININGER, M. of 300 Willow Dr . North Cape May. Aug 1L She was ■ resident of this area forlD years MARY A. LEMNER. 79. of 71 Stone Harbor Blvd , Stone Harbor. Aug 9 She lived here for 41 years CHARLES PASQL'ARILLE. 79. of Ocean View. Aug 14. He wa» a retired butcher FRANK C Pl.l'MLEY III. infant •on of Frank G Jr and Maureen Plumley, of 138 E Andrews Ave . Wildwood. Aug 10 JOHN M. QUIGLEY. 78. of 105 Texas Ave .Villas. Aug 12 He was a member of the Villas Fishing (Tub JOSEPH RINALDI. 81. of I0A 21st St . Avalon, Aug . II He was a retired cabinet maker FRANCIS SIH8AN0. 72. of 105 i.tnda Lane. Ur*n Creek. Aug 13 He was a retired auto mechanic IRENE WEBSTER. 76. of Mar tmtuwn Rd . Woodbine Aug II She had been a resident of this area for 57 years

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LOST DOOSINCt-•-11 Block ond white femols Siberian Husky Avalon vicinity Dog needs medication. Children grieving Reward and no questions asked Call 967-

8162

8/20 FOUND GIRLS BIKI. No speeds. Inquir* 676 21st St.. Avalon. 8/20

Dog Owner Clean-up Law Due AVALON — Borough council Friday night is scheduled to put some teeth into the local dog control ordinance. The irony is that, many dog owners don't mind the bite as much as they believe officials are barking up the wrong tree Scheduled for public hearing at 8 p.m. in Borough Hall is an amendment to the municipal dog control ordinance which sets forth specific aptums dog owners. must take, ONE ACTION would require that the owner or keeper of a dog which bites someone must have the canine examined by a veterinapidn within 12 hoqrs of police notification of the bite, quarantine the animal in the owner's home for 10 days?and after that period have the dog reexamined and a written report submitted to the local Board of Health The other action, basically, a pooper-scooper provision, would require the owner/handler to clean . up after the dog regardless of whether the animal defecates on public or private property. Making an exception for the blind, the ordinance would require the person with the dog to remove the droppings and effect disposal “ina sanitary manner. .'' IRONICALLY, even dog owners don't seem to oppose^the proposed amendment as much as they do current ordinance which prohibits dogs from being on the beach in the summer \ At the Aug 8 council mqeting, for example, there was a call for dogs to be permitted to exercise on 1 the beaches or at least designated portions of the strand, before and/or after regular bathing ^purs — providing owners clean up after their dogs AND A NOTH Kit resident presented a petition with 375 signatures favoring allowing pets on the beach year-round. The amendment up for final passage Frfday night, however, deals only with dog owner responsibilities, not with when and where dogs are and, aren't per milted