Wednesday, Octobers, 1980

CLASSIFIED & REAL ESTATE

The Herald and The Lantern

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All »yp«5 ol shorpening. Two pa if 1 vossof i done free with additional order. Chain saws $7 Knives 60c. New chains available at good prices.^or further inlormotiomcoll 886 <0 * TN

lucratc HCDOf $H«*RS SHARPfNID-Mov'rr blades sharpened. SI. Pruning toppers, oil pruning’ and trimming shears. SI. each. For further information on all type* sharpening call 886 4055.

WINDOW SHADt FACTORY — Discount prices. Buy direct. Shop at home. Venetian • Vertical. Mini blinds. Latest window treatment. Woven woods Free estimate. 522 9290* TN

IVILON CARPET CARE Truck mounted steam cleaning. Tinting & dyeing. Scotchgard Free Estimates. 967.3232

STEAMEX CARPET CLEANING XPiCIAL - ANY 3 ROOMS - MS.00 FRKIISTIMATIS 263-6523 TN MASONARY- W.ORK DON I Concrete block or fireplace. Coll Atlantic Masonory. 7299l27or 522 6282 10 15

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GOLDEN FLEECE SHOP & STUDIO YARNS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD CUSTOM FRAMES BY JOHN

saAiwierman C.l.U. AVALON — STONK HARROR COURT HOUSI 465-3934 10-29

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INSTRUCTIONS 884 1718 CAPE MAY

GERE POWELL -CMPERTERAtteralions • Oedts Addrtions Repain FREE ESTIMATES 10% (tacouit to Stow Ctotom 967-8218 „

SCASHORt PAIN1KRS — Windows. regulor size, primed end second coat. SI2. Doors. SIS. Two tone. S20. We do electric sanding when needed. We also give one house check outside for storm damage, flooding, etc. for summer residents. We ore licensed and insured References available. Call 886 7807 or 522-8517. ! TN

FRANCIS E. AYRES, SR. Chimney & Fireplace Specialist

Fireplaces Cleaned*

•Chimneys Cleaned •Repaired i

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Smoke Problems Corrected* Dampers Repaired & Installed* w 241 lour Kmorgcnev Service* ] Licensed & Insured*

Free Kslimnles*

"IF VOlt DON'T KNOW YOI K CTIIIYINKY KNOWYOl It (illilINKY l ONTH/UTOR"

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MAID SKRVICI 1st class rleoning service The best ot references. Coll 465 7072 otter 5 p.m. TN

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JOSEPH J. BELLUCCI AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER SERVICE Whirlpool S Kenmore Specialist Prompt service when you Need It 263-3780 ™

CUSTOM PAINTING BY GARY A TWIGGS INTERIOR-CXTCRIOR RE ASONARLE-DEPEND ABLE 967-3977 (Alter 6 P.M) TF

FRANK REED SERVICERefrigerators. air con ditioners commercial ice machines washers dryers dishwashers stoves. Avalon 967 7562 TN

PAPER HANOINO-Much experience and a reasonable price. Free estimate Coll Terry. 465 4769. 10 8

BUSH TRIMMING’* FEEDING Lawn Improvements, Fertilizing at Fall Clearance Rates 866-4055 taj

PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING READY MAID 368-7542, anytime TN

ifeBaBSoaosgqpnooasft AVON g To Buy Or Sell Call 729-1328

READY MAID Cleaning Service 368-7542 Light Housekeeping RENTALS - HOMES APARTMENTS - OFFICES

AIRTIGHT WOOD STOVES

•OLD MILL STOVES •60UMA8C FIREPLACE INSERTS •onus CAST ICON WOOD STOIIS J. BROWN I SON C0NRTN00SE STOVE SHOP US. MAID STREET CAPE MAT C00RT ROOSE 967-3969

WAITER'WAITRtSS NfIDCD — Apply in person, Wildwood Pizza Hut 406 Rio Grande Ave. Must be 18. 10/8 MAUTICIAN WANTED-Solary plus commission. Year round. Cope Moy Court House area. Contact 465-9043. ,10/8 EARN 850.09/hundred ••curing, stuffing envelopes. Free details. Reply: "Homeworkers-4A." Box 94485. Schauriburg. III. 60194. ! 10/8 ACCOUSTICAL RAND SEEKING bass player or multikeyboard person. Coll alter 6 p.m., 368 3591 10/8 HOMEWORKERS NEEDIDI Guaranteed income. Everything supplied. Rush stamped. sell-addressed envelope to PAK. Box 316, Ridley Pork. Pa 19078. lJ 10/15 A GROWING THRIFT INSTITUTION in Cape May County requires added stall. Good fringe benelits and ideal working conditions. Equal Opportunity Employer. Apply Box 98. Slone Harbor. N.J 08247 10/15 BABYSITTER-HOUSEKEERCR • Somers Point. Responsible person only. Three girls. 5. 7 and 10. Own room plus salary Coll oiler 4. 653 8322 . 10 15 tABN IXTBA OSS FOR CHRISTMAS - Sell Avon port time. Coll 729 1328. 10 29

FLOOtOA CONDOMINIUM East coast Ocean Village Hutchinson Island. Two bedrooms, two baths Private beach. Two pools. Tennis, golfing included. Call 967 4945. ! 10 8 WINTER RENTAL-AVALON-Three bedrooms IS both duplex opt w d. dish., coble $160 month plus util. Ref required. Coll 215 925 1267 or 967 4854 (weekends) 10 8 WINTER RENTAL-NORTH WILDWOOD-One bedroom cottage. Coble and carpeting S210. utilities incl. 729^4146 10 15

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REAL ESTATE

WILDWOOD - 50 room Hotel A Restaurant. 100' to Beach. $275,000. Owner will hold mortgage. Principals only, no

Brokers. Call 522-2940

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COMPLETELY LEVELED, Lhe remains of this Reeds Reach house were nothing but charred sticks the morning after the fire. Blaze Destroys Cottage

by M’Ellen Rowland

. REEDS BEACH - Eire completely razed an empty cottage in this tiny Delaware Bay community last Wednesday evening despite the efforts of firefighters from four

volunteer fire companies

Goshen Fire Chief William Frame said the fire started in an unoc-

Police List Protections For Homes AVALON - Police Lt. Louis Taylor at a session of boro council, described various methods police are employing to ensure protection of residents and their possessions. Following a phone call from the resident an officer will inspect the home and suggest improvements for security. If you expect to Ik* away on vacation, notify the police and they will make periodic inspections of the premises. SENIOR CITIZENS can arrange to make daily check-in phone calls to the department and if the incoming call is not received by the agreedupon hour, an officer will be dispatched to find out why the call was not made During an absence from home police will check a heater-light alarm system if one has been installed If the heating system goes awry, the light will alert police. Police also retain an engraver who will engrave valuables to assist them in their recovery in case of theft. Keep Things Clean, Boro Tells Agents AVALON Rental oRenls are going to be forced to clean up their act next summer, according lo Borough Council. Owners will be required to provide individual trash receptacles Tor each rented unit, and the owners rather than the tenant will be responsible for trash disposal violations. \ COVEIURIEET is being prepared for renters advising them about local ordinances and their y responsibility to observe them It will he the rental agent s responsibility to see » lhat this cover sheet is attached to each signed lease.

cupied wooden structure at the west end of Reed's Beach Road and was burning uncontrollably when he arrived at the scene. He sought immediate assistance from Cape May Court House, Green Creek and Stone Harbor Volunteer fire companies. Ten fiYe trucks and more than 60 men were unable to halt lhe first fire but were able to save a nearby bungalow which

had started to burn.

THE SECOND COTTAGE was completely

scorched black on the side nearest the leveled building but virtually untouched on its eastern

side.

Neighbors said the destroyed building hadn't been occupied for some years and was in a statd ol disrepair. Although Lhe fire was under control by 10 p.m., firefighters remained for several hours to extinguish any flare-up in the rubble. Cause of the blaze was unknown and an investigation is underway

Chamber Has Fiery Interlude

bv M'KIlen Rowland STONE HARBOR - The Sept. 30 Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting at Hahn's restaurant got off to a great start and ended with a fiery finish. Bob Rich, captain of the Rescue Squad, impressed an audience ol more than 150 people with a list ol courses given voluntarily for emergency care He emphasized how many lives could be saved with more sophisticated equipment and expertise He also announced that the squad had just been presented a $6,500 heart monitoring device by William Diller. Spike Fisher, and Sturdy Savings and Loan Association THE NEW MACHINE ‘ will make it possible to monitor the patient's heart enroute to the hospital and deliver both the patient and taping of his heartbeats to the emergency room The Stephen C. Ludlam Post. American Legion, is responsible, lor the Memorial Day programs which mark the opening of the summer season Mrs Louise Pragor spoke as president of the active Seniors' grbup w hich meets every Wednesday. during .winter months, with varied parties, programs and trips They even have their own musical combo with Ray DeLaurentis. Harry Strohmetz and Paul Scarlett JIM FISHER. CHAIRMAN of the Merchant's Committee, reported that of 64 stores participating in Merchant's Day. Aug 23. most had indicated it was their biggest day of the year

Mrs. 'James (Marge) Olten is head of the "Nifty Fifties." a dance troupe that volunteers programs for hospitals, nusing homes and othej worthy institutions. Mrs. Olten also gives exercipe classes during the Winter CHAMBER PRESIDENT Glenn Townley spoke ol the need of» funds by the Avalon-Stone Harbor Little tjcague and suggested that proceeds from the prize drawing be donated to their organization, with which everyone concurred Florence Craig donated her $25 grand prize as well. Councilman Eric Arcnberg* head ol the Volunteer Fire Dept . reported, in addition to lire fighting activities, his company participated in the Firemens State convention at Wildwood. Winning first prize in the floats, second in the telesquirt, and best appearance for a company from Cape May County SHORTLY THEREAFTER his point was made more vividly when the fire alarm went off Volunteers led by Arcnberg dashed out and those remaining at the meeting were excited to see tho fire engine speeding west on 96th St Repairs were also given by the Mrs. Gerald Stump of the Women's Civic Club, the new. executive secretary, of the Stone Harbors Realty Association. William Laskey, and ToWnley reporting for Chief Donohue on the police department Townley also gave reports on the annual art show, the sea mart and the first annual art show