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Concrct* block or firoploc*. Coll Atlantic Mason ary, 729 9127 or 522 6282. I0/I5

SHARMNID-Mowor blodos •harponod, $1. Pruning lopport. all pruning and trimming shoar*. $1. ooch. For lurthor inlormation on all typo* tharponlng call 8864055. IN WINDOW SHADf FACTORY — DlKount pricos. Buy direct. Shop at home. Venetian • Vertical. Mini blinds. Latest window treatment. Woven woods. Free estimate. 5229290 TN FRANK RIID SIRVICIRefrigerators. air conditioners. commercial ice mochines. washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves. Avalon. 967 7562. UTTb AVID WIULI AMS dtTy 6* ff year round bookkeeping, billing, payroll, inventory business tax preparation Experienced, reasonable Shore Rood, Ocean View, N.J. Phone (609) 263-3990. r N

PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING READY MAID 363-7542, anytime TN

PARIR HANOINOMuch experience and a reasonable price. Free estimate. Call Terry. 465-4769. -10^8 OtMCRAi CONTRACrd^-st orm doors, windows and wood stoves. Alterations and decks. Also, free standing fireplaces. Avalon. 967-7562. TN KIN HAMANN Builder. Newhomes, additions, alterations, large repairs, garages, decks, roofing, siding, termite' damage repairs. Free estimates. Phone 465-938?. TN MASHORf PAINT!Rf ' — Windows, regular siie, primed and second coat, S12. Doors. $15. Two tone, $20. We do electric sanding when needed. We also give one house check outside for storm damage, flooding, etc. for summer residents. We are licensed and insured References available. Call 886-7807 or 522-8517. TN MAID SIRVICI 1st class cleaning service. The best of references. Call 465-7072. after 5 p.m. mhos css pet Cue. Truck mounted steam cleaning. Tinting (dyeing. Scotchgard Free Estimates. 967-3232

READY MAID Cleaning Service 363-7542. Light Housekeeping RENTALS - HOMES APARTMENTS - OFFICES

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AUTOMATIC WASHER

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Whirlpool 4

Kenmofe Specialist Prompt service when you Need It 2U-17S0 1

All types of sharpening. Two pair scissors done free with additional order. Chain saws $2. Knives 60c. New chains available at good prices. For further information call 8864058

■I TUI FEEDING Lawn Improvements Fertilizing at Fall \ Clearance Rates 336-405* tn

STEAMEX CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL — ANY 3 ROOMS — M3.M FRfI ESTIMATIS 263-6523

CUSTOM PAINTING BY GAKY A. TWIGGS INTKRtOR-KXTIRIOR RCASONABLK-DCPCNDABLI 967-3977 (After 6 P.M.) JF'

GENE POWELL —CARPENTER— Alterations • Decks Additions Repairs FREE ESTIMATES 10% deem* to Sstsor Dtinns 967-3213 TN

PROPANE TANKS FILLED FOR CAMPERS d GRILLES eUOMSOTtoa . M4IB-y.fcoraM.MO-6749 Vtltaa

AIRTIGHT WOOD STOVES

•III SILL SISKS •mlmuic FIREPLACEIRSERTS •UFURI CAST IRCR WOOD STIKS J. SHOWN I SON COUHTNOOSE STOVE SHOP 14 S. BAIR STREET CAK BAT CtSRT ROSSI 907-3909

YKAR ROUND—ROOM-Priv-ote both in family home in Court House. $35. a week with kitchen privileges. Single woman preferred. Coll 4659561, of ter 4:30. M/I OFFICI FOR RINT-Lower Township. Approximately 1,000 sq. ft. Will remodel. Excellent location. -Parking. 884 3407 before 4:30. 884 8813 thereafter. 10/1 FLORIDA CONDOMINIUMEast coast. Ocean Village, Hutchinson Island. Two bedrooms, two baths. Private beach. Two pools. Tennis, golfing included. Coll 9674945. 10/8 WINTIR Rf NT AL-AVALON-Three bedrooms, t'4 both duplex opt. w/d. dish., coble. $160. month plus util. Ref. required Call 215-925-12&7 or 967 4854 (weekends) 10/8 WINTIR RINTAL-NORTH WILDWOOO-One bedroom cottage. Coble and carpeting. $210.. utilitiesInd. 72W146 10/15

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MON. THRU SAT. 10-6 FRI. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. 1400 TEXAS AYE.

INSTRUCTIONS 884-1718 CAPE MAY

FRANCIS E. AYRES, SR. Chimney & Fireplace Specialist

•Chimneys Cleaned!

•Repaired

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•Pointed

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Fireplaces Cleaned* Problems Corrected*

Free Estimates*

“IF YOU DON’T KNOW YOUR CHIMNEY KNOW YQUR CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR” "W«GoAnywhor#" 465-9206 465-7437 WoOromlg. W.J.

WILDWOOD — 56 n 4 Restouront. 100' to Beoch. $275,000. Owner will hold mortgoge. Prlnclpols only, no Brokers. Coll 522-2940. 1 JO/6

Cafiero For Ouster Of McWhinney TRENTON - James S. Cafiero (Rep ), of Wildwood, has called for the removal of Madelirfe McWhinney from New Jersey’s Casino Control Commission unless . she resigns immediately from her post on the American Stock Exchange. Mrs. McWhinney is also a Republican. In a letter to Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, Cafiero noted that during Mrs. McWhinney’s confirmation hearings before the Judiciary Committee, she had assured committee members that she would resign from the American Stock Exchange in order to avoid a potential conflict of interest. BUT INSTEAD of resigning, she has now asked the Executive Commission of Ethical Standards to determine whether the Casino Control post and the Stock Exchange position are in conflict. "Mrs. McWhinney’sopen breach of faith can only serve . to undermine the publics already shaken confidence in our Casino Control Commission, ” Cafiero wrote. He calls on the governor to order Mrs. McWhinney Jo resign from the Stock Exchange or direct the Attorney General to start a Superior Court action to remove her from the Casino Commission.

CAPT. JOHN MALONEY, chief of Electronics Engineering Branch, snip* dedication ribbon on the Cqa«t Guard Electronics Engineering Center’s new addition. Capt. Douglas Currier, commanding officer of center, assists. Observing is Capt. II.J. Milloy, Coast Guard Training Center Cape May. Look close to find Mayor Thomas Clydesdale of Lower Township. CG Launches New Wing DIAMOND BEACH — The Coast Guard Electronics Engineering Center here is settling down in a new addition to its Administration Building after dedication ceremonies earlier this month. The new wing will house the Technical Services Branch of the EE Center and provide an expanded work area for the Center's Project Engineering Staff. Professional and military training and technical meetings can be carried out in the wing’s combination classroom and conference room. The Art Anderson Corp., Vineland, began construction of the $557,000 project last September. The \ying replaces the old Technical Services Building built in 1947 Cpt. Douglas Currier, commanding officer of the EE Center, gave a brief address prior to the ribbon-cutting He made a connection between the new addition at the Center and the continuous construction projects at the Training Center, Cape May. Such improvements, he said, "are long overdue.''

Defenses Down—

Photography Shout Needs

Hughes To Military Exhibitors

IAtM $St.M/hun4r«4 ••curing, stuffing envalop** Fr#« details. Reply: . "Homeworker»-4A." Box 94485. Schounburg. III. 60194. 10/8 WOMAN TO DO NOUS! QJANINO-year round, two days per week. Reterencet. Call 967-4*92. 10/1 SUB$TITUTt Tf ACHIRS — Mutt have New Jertey permanent teaching certificate or county tubititute certificate. Apply at the office of the Superintendent of Schools, lower Cope May Regional School Dittrict. 687 Rt. 9. Cape

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10/1 IARN IXTRA Ml FOR CHRISTMAS - Sell Avon port time. Coll 729-1328.

CAPE MAY - Many U.S. military bases are understaffed, many people in the military earn less than an employee at a fastfood restaurant, and the armed forces are losing too many dedicated and skilled officers and men. This view of the natton's military was made here at the U.S. Coast Guard Station Recruit Training Center by Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ) during recent ceremonies in which he received a Minuteman Award fromthe N. J. Department of the Reserve Officers Assoc, for his support of the country's five uniformed services HUGER HAS supported nearly every defense authorization and ap-

propriation since he entered Congress in 1975, including the largest peacetime defense budget in the country’s history. "It is Increasingly clear that a number of bases are staffed well below the levels that are needed to effectively perform their mission," Huges told the reserve officers. "OF EQUAL concern is. that many people in the military today earn less than an employee at a fastfood restaurant," Hughes continued. Hughes said that arbitrary personnel ceilings and low benefit levels are forcing a number of career military officers and others out of the armed forces.

CAPE-MAY-The Cape May County Art league is looking for photographers interested in showing their work during an exhibition opening 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18 at the league’s Carriage House Gallery on the Physick Estate here. Exhibitors are limited to no more than five photographs, which must be delivered to the gallery between 11 and 4 Wed-

nesday, Oct. 15 .

It is expected that all work be matted and ready to hang. Sticker hangers or thumbtacks will be used The back of each photo should include: Name, address, phone, title, selling price .and any other information the exhibitor

may wish to list.

For further information, call the teaguea« 884 8628

TV To Tell If Well Well

STONE HARBOR - Borough Council has given the go-ahead for a television production designed to show im-9. provement whenever the spigot, not the tv, is turned on. t Councilman Harry Strohemtz was authorized at the Sept. 23 meeting to contact the Layne-New

York firm of Moo res town to look into how to forestall possible problems next summer with the 96th St. well. The look-see will involve video inspection of the 950ft.-deep well. STROIIMETZ explained that the borough has four wells in all, three of which produce 700gal. per minute and the 30-year old well at 96th St. which produces 500 _ gpm During July, Stone Harbor used a total of 38 million gallons of water

and the councilman was able to keep account of water recovery for each well daily. He was not satisfied with the recovery rateat96thSt TEI.EVIZING A -well, it was noted ik a complicated procedure requiring the removal of thfc first 90 ft. of casing, section by section, then video taping the remaining 50 ft., which are made of screening to prevent alien matter from getting into the water supply. The camera will reveal possible plugging of the screen by sand or other foreign matter. It is a laborious process requiring much expertise, and the cost for removal of the casing and replacing it with a new well will be approximately $3 500