Wednesday, November 19,1980

The Herald and The Lantern

Page 29

CLASSIFIED ft REAL ESTATE

HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED

tST DAVID WILLIAMS do your yoor round bfeokkooping billing, payroll, inventory, buiinoit lax preparation Experienced. reasonable. Shore Rood. Ocean View. N.J. Phone (609) 263-3990 —TN KEN HAMANN Builder. New homes, additions, alterations, large repairs, garages, decks, roofing, siding, termite damage repairs. Free estimates. Phone 465-9382.

TN

KEATINO BROTHERS. Maintenance and repair, carpentry, masonry, roofing, siding. painting. Free •stimate. 967-8170, 967-4397. TN ELECTRIC HEDGE SHEARS SHARPENED-Mower Nodes sharpened. $1. Pruning loppers. all pruning ohd trimming shears. $1. each. For further information on all types sharpening coll 886-

4055.

I TN

WINDOW SHADE FACTORY — Discount prices. Buy direct. Shop at home. Venetian • Vertical. Mini blinds. Latest window treatment. Woven woods. Free estimate. 522 9290. TN PAINTING-INTERIOR & EX-TERIOR-Reasonoble rates. Free estimates with good work references. Call 7294491. COMPARE AND SAVE. *11/26' GENERAL CONTRACTOR - storm doors, windows and wood stoves. Alterations and decks. Also, free standing fireplaces. Avalon. 967-7562. TN

REPORTER

Cape May County newspaper needs responsible do-everything newshound to live, sleep and eat community news. Area knowledge a plus; accurate, interesting copy a must. Resume, salary need, why you want this chance to: P.O. Box 308, Villas. N.J. 08251.

PIANO TUNING — Tdhe your piono for Christmas. Expert craftsmen. Call 522-9173. — — 11/26 PAPERHANOINO-PAINTI-NG-Now is the time to paper and paint. Coll Bernie, 884 7071 or 884-5129.

GOLDEN FLEECE SHOP & STUDIO YARNS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD CUSTOM FRAMES BY JOHN MON. THRU SAT. 10-6 INSTRUCTIONS FRI. 10 A.M.-9P.M. 884-1718 1400 TEXAS AVE. CAPE MAY

REMT Mill CLUNIR6 SERVICE 3M-7342 Light housekeeping Rentals — Homes Apartments — Offices 6MPET CLEANIN6 TN

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 8864055 TN

CUSTOM PAINTING ' BY GARY A TWIGGS INTSmOB-EXTEmOB REASONABLE-DEPENDABLE H7-3f77 r _ . (After 6 P.M.) JT

MAID SERVICR-Ut class cleaning sarvlca. Tho bast of rafarancas. Call 684-8352. TN

AIR TIGHT WOOD STOVES : FIREPLACE INSERTS UPLAND CAST IRON WOOD STOVES CHIMNEY CLEANING

& REPAIRS

COURTHOUSE STOVE SHOP US. Main St. Cape May Court House

447-3W9

BUSH TRIMMING & FEEDING Lawn Improvements, Fertilizing at Fall Clearance Rates m-4053 tn

WALL PAPER HANOEB-Has pride In work. Reasonable price. Call Jerry. 465-9851.

WANTED: Person to deliver newspapers in Southern Cape May Co. GOOD PAY Must have car and be a responsible individual Great job for a retired person or homemaker seeking extra income CALL 907-3312 (TN)

MORE

SPECIAL-10x12 bedroom. $75. Hove two bedrooms painted and the third one is free. Many MAB colors to choose from. References available. Coll 886 7807 or 886 8901. , TN,

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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - Plazo Professional Building. Villas. 400 or 800 square feet.

Call 886-3587.

12/10 AVALON YEAR ROUND RENTAL — Three bedrooms, one both. House in south end of Avalon. 1V4 blocks to beach. Gas heat, unfurnished. $500. month. Contact Roger Soens Jr.. 967-8080. : 11/19 FURNISHED ROOM WITH KITCHEN PRIVILEOES-in family home. Wildwood Crest. Refined person only. $40. week. Coll 522-7429. weekends. 423-5450. 11/19 STONE HARBOR - WINTER RENTAL — Two bedroom, one both, gas heat, furnished. $200. Interested contact Roger Soens. Jr.. 967-8080. M/19 OCEAN FRONT two bedroom furnished opt. in Anglesea until May 15. $240. per month plus electric. $200. security deposit and lease required. Includes dishwasher and color T.V. with coble and show time. No pets. Call 522-0679. 11/19

Deaths

Elvln M. Mlnnkh 8r.. 71. of 2006 Rays tore Rd. Villas, Nov. IS Me was a retired machinist for the Northern Engineering Co in

INSTRUCTIONS

STftMEX CARPET CLEANING SPtCIAL — ANY 3 ROOMS - S43.M FREE ESTIMATES 283-6523 TN

INTERIOR PAINTINO-ot lowest possible cost. Free estimotes. Coll 967-3906. 12/3 CARPENTER WANTS WORKSmall jobs. Specializes in suspended ceilings and paneling. 25 years experience. All work guaranteed. Coll 886-1744. TN

PART TIME DELIVERY

ROUTES available one day o week In Wildwood. Villas.

Avalon ond Sea Isle. Car not

necessary. Coll 263-1986

STANLEY 886 5808

PRODUCTS. Call

FRANK REED SERVICERefrigerators, air conditioners. commercial ice machines, washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves. Avalon. 967-7562. TN

EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER now accepting pupils for fall. Beginners and intermediates, children ond adults. Please call 884-7536 12/24 PIANO A VOfCS-lnstruction in piono-voice. Degree m music. Paul Douglas. 3681540. 11/19

YARD SALS-Benefit Deborah Hospital. Monday, Nov. 17 thru Monday. Nov. 24. 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. 307 E. Hildreth Ave.. Wildwood,

11/19

P#al L. PsIUU. 72. of 210 IMh St . Avalon. Nov. 10. He was a retired Ford utility man Owea V. Taylor. 71. of Mayvllle He was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church In Cape may Court House Joseph W. Treen Jr„ M, of 2 Benti Ave , Villas, Nov 12 He was for merly employed by the Wheaton

Glass Co

James J. Valealiae, 6S. of 6 N Main St., Cape May Court House. Nov 9 He was a former mechanic engineer at the Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant in Pennsylvania Timothy Williams, 6V. of 119 Simpson Ave . Ocean City, Nov 12 Hr was a member of the Tabemarlr Baptist Church

Supper To Celebrate Sun. School

OFFSET PRESS OPERATOR for Chiol 15 or 17. Inquire at loader Printers. 5914 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood Crest. ! TN OFFSET PRESS PERSON-Musl be well qualified on Super chief 29. Chiefs 15 and 17 Year round position with paid vocation and pension plan Inquire at leader Printers 5914 New Jersey Ave Wildwood Crest. N.J. 609 729 0161. ! TN 1 1 STURDY SAVINGS A LOAN HAS immediate need of personnel with experience in teller operations. Excellent benefits. Attractive working conditions. Equal opportunity employer. Send resume to P-O. Box 90. Stone Harbor N.J. 08247 : 11/26

COLD SPRING - This is the last Sunday of Pentecost FesUval, and at the 11 a.m. service Rev. Fred C. Rischoff will have as his topic Ezra chapter I. "God Ravedesfre" Holy Communion will be celebrated November 30 at the 11 a m service. The Thanksgiving Eve service will be 7:30 p.m. Nov. 26 in the church with the Rev Richard Bridge of the Tabernacle cKurch bringing the message. This Sunday there will be a celebration of the 200th anniversary of the founding of Sunday Schools.

This will be a family nlghl with a covered dish supper followed by a birthday party in Price Hall The first Sunday School * came about in England in 1780. About 100 years after the inception of the Sunday school in Europe, there were/ two chapels or Sabbath Schools built in this area, one is the chapel in West Cape May. and the other is the former Cold Spring Presbyterian Chapel on Jonathan Hof fman Rd. Price Hall is now the Sunday school building The wearing of colonial coBtume is encouraged to thedlnner

Ecumenical Service Set

STONE HARBOR - Sunday services at St. Mary s Episcopal Church, 95th St. and Third Ave., are at 8 and 10 a.m , The Holy Eucharist is celebrated at both services. St. Mary’s will join other

denominations on the Island when the Ecumenical Fellowship holds j( Thanksgiving Service. Sunday, at our Saviour Lutheran (’hurch. 289 92nd St . at 7:30 p m The Clergy and choirs of all churches will participate

Service Slated On Thanksgiving

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N WILDWOOD Sunday - Thanksgiving service is planned for the 11 o'clock preaching hour at the United Methodist Church, Second and Central Avenues, with the

pastor, the Rev John M Ixing. speaking on ’Second Mile Observance.’’ Mrs Jayne Holley, church organist, will accompany the 10:45a.m. hymnsing

Fete Planned For New Year's

Jame* Joseph Krrnnan, 71. of sft Indian Ave . North Cape May. Nov*. M He had retired as a signalman aflertS years of aervlce with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Sophia J. Ruck It Pennsylvania Ave .

II.

Raymond Hurte Sr.. 86. of Cape May Court House. Nov. n Burke waa a former mayor of Middle Township **“*■“ ' t artv La star. _ jf^fcagh , _ jffered in an automobile accident. Barbara M. Cattck, «. of III 44th SI, Sea Isle City, Nov 9 She waa a William F. Jaeger, 74. of 700 Cape Ave . Cape May Toil*. Nov. 9 fie waa chairman of the Cape May County Beach Erosion Commiltee. * former borough com

TOWN BANK - A gala New Year’s Eve party is planned by St. John of God Church. Town Bank Road, beginning at 9 p.m. Dec. 31. Music for dancing will be

provided by the Mellow Tones. Tickets include set ups. food platter, and noisemakers Reservations can be made by calling 886 7195 or 886 2808

Good Works, Conduct Are Chapel Topics

RIO GRANDE - ‘The

basis for Christian Conduct" will be the theme for the message at the 11 a m. Sunday worship service by the Rev. Guy L. Rathmeil. pastor of Grace Gospel Chapel. The pastor will speak on "The Christian and Good Works" at the 7

p.m. Sunday service.

The Ladies Missionary Society will hold Its monthly meeting at :0:30 a m. on Tuesday. Nov. 25 The chapel’s radio program "Sending Forth the Gosepl Light" is heard at 6:30 each Tuesday evening over station WRIO-FM (102.1)

Dies In Crash Of Plane

CAIRO EGYPT - A 28 year old Air Force sergeant from Lower Township was among 13 crewmembers who died when their military plane crashed near here last Thursday Services for Staff Sgt. David Rarer of Seashore ltd . Erma will be II a m

Ex-Mayor, Motor Sales Head Dies

YARD SALE-10 o.m. to 4 p.m. Sot. B Sun.. Nov. 22 ond 23. 293 67th •!.. Avalon. Staroo. houfohold Itamt. glotiworo,

air condltlonar.

MAKE CHRISTMAS « Sail Avon. Earn oxtro SSS for gH»*. Coll 729-1328. 11/26

COURT HOUSE - Raymond M. Burke Sr., founder of Burke Motor Sales and mayor of Middle Township two generations ago, died last Thursday in Burdette Tomlin Hospital. He was 88.

A lifelong local resident, Mr. Burke was also a longtime member of the Middle Township Board of Education. He was mayor

11/19 here for the last three

years of 1933-40 service on the governing body. During his tenure, the rural municipality gained a firehouse and sewage system thru WPA. He was also the township’s Civil

Defense director World War II.

during

SURVIVORS INCLUDE his son Raymond Jr and Three grandchildren, who are continuing the family business. Memorial contributions may be made to Burdettee Tomlin Hospital, Middle Township Rescue Squad or Middle Township Fire Co. Services were Monday at the Radzieta Funeral Home here with Pastor Cass Shaw of the First Presbyterian Church of Cape May officiating. Burial was in Baptist Cemetary here.

Wednesday at the Radzieta Funeral Home, Court House. He is-a 1970 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School anti a former Menz Foods employee before becoming an in structor and loadmaster in the Air Force Sgt Rarer is survived by his parents. William and Dorothy; a brother Donald of Erma, two sisters. IVjarla at home and Melody Carpenter* of Villas, and grandpa rbnts. Mr and Mrs Edwin Rarer of Stone Harbor Contributions may be made to the Church of the Nazarcne. Erma The plane crashed while attempting to land at the Cairo West Airport. And Air Force investigation is continuing into the cause

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