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VALLONE CONSTRUCTION QUALIFIED IN AIL AREAS OF INNOVATION * NC^¥ CONSTRUCTION Over 10 Tears Exparfence A1A CERTIFICATION FOR DESIGN ft BUILDING Financing Available For Qualified Homeowners Strmf A! Ntf Cmmfr 12-J3

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RUBY mil CLEARMt SERVICE 368-7542 Light housekeeping Rentals — Homes Apartments — Offices OIRPET CLEAHIHS TN JAW HAUUMO - ATTICS A OUAItS OIANCO — Furniture, etc. No job too small or large. Reasonable rotes. Call 886-8219. 12-17

START A SUCCISSPUL JCARIIR — In sales. Sell Avon, earn good money. Coll 7291328. 12-31 SICRSTARY - PUU THAI

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KIATINO BROTNIRS, Maintenance and repair, carpentry, masonry, roofing, siding, painting. Free estimate. 967-8170. 967-4397. S TN

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STEAMEX CARPET aEANING SPECIAL — ANY S ROOMS - $49.89 FRtl ESTIMATES 263-6523 TN

DO YOU RUN OUT Of MONEY BEFORE YOU RUN OUT Of MONTH? - Turn thetables with extra income from interesting part-time worh. Local Amway distributor trains you for splendid opportunity. Coll 263-3173. 12-17

FRANCIS E. AYRES, SR. Chimney & Fireplace Specialist •Chimneys CleanedRA| Fireplaces

•Repaired ■■•1 Smoke Probfems Corrected* •Pointed * Mhn Dampers Repaired A Installed* •Lined 24 Hour Emergency Service* •Capped Licensed 4 Insured* •Rodents Removed Free Estimates*

“IF YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR CHIMNEY KNqW YOUR CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR"

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llconsa proforrad, not nacassory. Call Soans ft O'Connor, 967-8080. 12-17 CHOIR DIRCCTOR/OROANItT — Lutharan Church. Sfona Horbor. On# sarvlco, win tar; thrao sarvtcos. summar. On# choir. Cafl 368-3031. 12-24

HOMEWORKERS — No axparianc# nacassory. For datoils, sand saH-addrassad anvalopa to; Christina Millar. 421 Sandlowood Rood. Villas, N.J. 08251. 12-31

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— In fomily homa. Wildwood Crast. Rafinad parson only. $40. wook. Coll 522-7429. or 4235450. 12-31 ATT. FOR REMT-CRMA-largo two bad room, llvingroom, diningroom, dan, aat-in hltchan ond pantry. Coll 884 1156 for information. 12/31 •OAT SURS ON MARINA. Don't wait until It's too lata. Gat your boot slip now. Privofa marina will occommodota up to 22 foot. Friondly surroundings. Call 609 522-9120. - 12/17 Deborah Unit

Party Dec. 18 AVALON—The Upper Cape Chapter of Deborah Hospital will hold its annual Christmas party Thurday. Dec. 18, at the Whitebrier, 20th and Beach. Cocktails are at 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m. Officers for the coming year will be installed and life members will be honored. Call Mrs. Jean Glazier for reservations, 967*4250, no later than Dec. 15.

Greetings For Soviet Families

FISHING CREEK - An appeal to spread the Christmas spirit across the sea to the Soviet Union has been made by Rev. Dr. George Fincke, pastor of Covenant Bible Church, on Fishing Creek Rd., here. The appeal is to send Christmas cards to two Soviet Christian families who have suffered in prisons and labor camps more than 20 years because of their devotion to religious freedom. The Vaschenko and Ch* mykhaloy families will celebrate their third Christmas this year in a small isolated room in the basement of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, where they have lived since June 27,1978.

MOST OF their children are still in Siberia and face starvation this winter. Their 21-year*old son, Sasha Vaschenko, has been in a Soviet labor camp for the past three years. Now he is ill and has little clothing to protect him from the cold. Camp officials refuse to give him clothing and medicine taken there by his sister. Small, light cards weighing ahalf ounce or less take 31 cents postage, Dr. fincke notes. Those interested are asked to write “Airmail" on the envelope and mail to: Peter Vaschenko and Maria Chmykhalov, care of The Consular Settion, Embassy of the United

Flowers Of Christmas

N. WILD WOOD-The glory of crimson poinsettias surrounding the altar will enhance the Christmas services at 11 o’clock Sunday, Dec. 21, at the United Methodist Church. Second and Central Aves., as the pastor, the Rev. John M. Long, speaks on “The Flower of the Holy Night.” The popular carolsing begins at 10:45 a.m. A special candle lighting hour will be held at 7 o’clock that evening, with guest saxophonist Thomas

DAVID BOLDING. 98. of Shore Rd., WMteabaro, Dec S. He was a member of the Seventh Day Pen

MAUDS. CORSON. M.ofMMsin S. SeortUe, Dec. 12. She was s member of the Calvary Baptist Church In Ocean View. JOHN It. DHIRINO, It. of FrederickStmten Road, Woodbine. Dec. II He was bom In Italy and lived btve for 30 years WALTER J. KRRICKBON. 71. of no and St . Stone Harbor. Dec. 10. He wao former preeidoot of the Stone Harbor Seaton. KATHERINE FUCHA. 00. of Ba/shore and Clorerdale Are., VUias. Dec. 10. She was born m Austria and was a dressmaker In New York City ELLEN E. HARRY. N, of MO E. Toledo Are.. Wildwood Croat. Doc 12. She was a local resident hare for

SI yean.

JOtfN J. KING. 7S, of I Dec. * He retired In operating a service station hare for many yean. ELLA J. KRUK. M. of IMS Shore Rd.. SoavtUe, Dec. 12. She waa bom in DennisviBe and lived In this area

aD her life

DAVID F. LEININGER, S3, of 300 Willow Dr.. North Capo May. Dec II. He was a U S. Navy Veteran of World War H. REYNOLDS C. MASON, of 14 Central Rd., Ocean City. Dae. 7. GRACE V. MASTON. 74, of Cold Springs, Dec. II. She was a retired bookkeeper for the F Co. In Wildwood. ALMA M. MCGUIRE, of 303 Ath St.,'Stone Harbor, Dee. 6. She wash retired school teacher from New

York aty.

CYRENA MINSTER. M. of 906 Battersea Rood, Ocean City, Dec. 0. She was a local resident for 22 yean RICHARD J. O'NEILL Jr.. M, of

l. He was a retired fuel oil

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LENA SAGEC M. of >100 Allan tic Ave.. Wildwood Crest, Dec. 10 She was a resident for 70 yean and a founding member of Beth Judah Temple MARY ANN 8TRICKI.F.R. M. of 400 W Magnolia Ave.. Wildwood. Dec 7. She was a member of St. Si> meon's by the Sea Sptacopal Church LOUISE J. TAYLOR. 71. of 202 W Garfield Ave . Wildwood. Dec 5 She was a member of the Angel Visit Baptist Church and (he Elks Lodge. CRARLEA WELIA of Ocean Qty. Nov 3t. H* was a retired salesman from Astoria. New York. BERNICE LEWIS WKWES. of Ocean City, Dec. 9. She was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Church. HELEN A. WHEELER, «L of 90S W. Third Ave.. North Wildwood. Doe. 10 She was a resident for It years and a member rf the Women of theMooee JEAN J. WILSON, M. of Ocean City, Dec. 12. She was a member of UM Ocean CKy Baptist Church. EDGAR ZULKER. M. of RL t. Cape May Court House, Dec. II. He was a painter and was formerly employed by the Evergreen Custom Home Co

Porch, of Millville, accompanied by Mrs. Jayne Holley, playing. The meditation of the evening deals with "Children of the

Light"

Christinas Eve Service STONE HARBOR - St. Mary’s Episcopal church at 95th St. and 3rd Ave. wll be holding a special Christmas Eve service and Holy Eucharist at 11 p.m. Dec. 24 under the guidance of Father Wesley Martin. The regular Christmas Holy Eucharist will be at 10 a.m. Dec. 25. Weekday services in the chapel are Morning prayers at 8:46 Tuesday through Saturday and healing prayers are at 10 a m. Thursdays. Regular services a reheld at 8 and 10 a.m. each Sunday. Combined Service Sun. at Chapel Of Children* Adults W. WILDWOOD} - Children will predominate during the Dec. 21 Christmas service at the Union Chapel here, according to Rev. John Davies, supply pastor. This Sunday s service will be a combined gathering from 10 to 11 a.m. of the Sunday school and congregation, with the children joining their parents and other adults in the singing of Christmas music. The young people will also present yuletide recitations. Rev. Davies' message will be brief and follow the. children's presentation.

New Club Eyed mo graAde - a survey of laryngectomees U underway in Cape May County to determine if there is enough interest to organize a "Lost Chords Club." "There is a dire need for this type club in our cqunty and we hope for enough response to form -one,'’ says Helen Pulaski, executive director of the county unit of the American Cancer Society. Anyone interested may call 886-1154, the unit's office.

States. 19 Ulitfta / Chaikovskogo, Moscow 117234, U.S.S.R. ‘Perfect Gift’ Sunday Topic RIO GRANDE - ‘A Perfect Gift” will be the . theme for the message at ' the 11 a.m. Sunday Worship service by the Rev. Guy L. Rathmell, pastor of Grace Gospel Chapel here. The Sunday School Christmas Program will be held at 7 p.m. The title of the pageant is "Mary's Little Son". The chapel's radio program "Sending forth the Gospel Light”, is heard at 6:30 each Tuesday evening over station WRIO—FM (102.3).

COURT HOUSE - TV following ares births havs bwn rvportvd b* Bunlrtl* Tomlin Memorial Hospital NICOLE ELUSA MATTERA la Michael and Kami Bohme Matters of 117 OM Mill Dr. N Cape May, Oct 30 JAMES SAMUEL MOORE HICKMAN to Albert and Juanita Gaaktll Hickman of 4 E. Atlantic Ave., Court Houae, Oct. 21 MELISSA ANN GREEN to Michael and Beverly Johnson Green of oo Townbank Rd , N. Cape May. Oct 23 RYAN RICHARD GOODKIN to Richard and Heather Zerbe Goodkin of too4thSt.. RtoGrande. Oct. 23. KATHLEEN ANN GUINN to Michael and Theresa O'Halloren Quinn of 21* W. 36th St.. N Wildwood. Oct. 22. RYAN CHRUTOFHFR McCABR to Daniel and Theresa Taaaort McCabe of III W Topeka Ave. ‘ Wildwood Craot.Oct. 23 JENNIFER LYNN MASTRIANA to Robert and Wendra Rajkowski Mastrtana of 784 Princeton Ave., Villas, Oct. 30 W1UJAM STUART NELSON HI to William Jr and Stephanie Clmino Nelson of 210 Pine Tree Dr . Villas. Oct. 27. ALMSON FLYNN NEWDEtK to John and Kathleen Flynn Newdecfc of «70rbtt Dr. Court House. Oct M. BARRY THOMAS SHERWOOD JR. to Barry and Maria Deaton Sherwood of III W Rio Grande Ave., Wildwood. Oct. 2>. LEONARD CHRISTOPHER VERITY to Leonard and Elizabeth Mketue of 111 Birch Rd , Villa*. Oct

31.

JENNIFER MARIE LAWRENCE to Frederick and Debra Winter Lawrence of Petersburg)) Rd.

Petertburg.Oct.2l.

CHRISTOPHER STEVEN KEEI.ER to Charlee and Terry HaU Kaeler Jr of lit Central Ave . W.

Cape May. Oct. 31.

SHANNA MARIE ALLEN to Richard and Gall Pine Allen of MS E. Tampa Ave , VlUas. Nov. I. MELANIE THERESA MACBRIDE lo Robert and Thertoa Thompson Mac Bride of H2 Detsoa

Dr . Rto Grande. Nov. 2

MARIO ANGELO NOCITO to - Mario and Marcia Jlamprttl Nodto of 312 E llth Ave.. N Wildwood,

Nov. 3.

MELMRA ERIKA HHOFFIER to Timothy and Rajnona Sheet* Shoffler of 271 Corson Lane. Cape May. Nov 4. . . BRETT CHARLES STROTHERS to John and Deniae Fern la Strothers of DenniiviUe Rd . Cape May Court

Houae. Nov. 4.

WIU.IAM RAYMOND HIM. Jr. to William and Margaret Abadle Hill of IHCloverdaleAve . VlUat, Nov 5 » . MIKE ANTHONY HEWITT to ’ Luke and Nancy Amrose HewHt of DelaeaDr .DiasCreek.Nov 5 DAVID ROBERT ZEIHS to David end Jane Price Zetaa of B Kldndge

Ave., Del Haven. Nov 8

CHRISTINE ANN SEXTON to Thomas and Patricia TwomWy Sexton of to Croydon Dr. N Cape

May. Nov 7

SARAH EUZABETH FATH to Thomas and Joan Duncan Path of 2 8. Rh St . Del Haven. Nov. 7.

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DAUGHTER to Richard and Marjorie Rotaod CortimUta of 10 Harriett Lane, Ocean View. Dec 6 DAUGHTER to David and Nancy BrkmU Creach of l» Spruce Rood. Ocean City, Doc. >. BON to Michael end Darlene

SONtoR Kaafcft ef IS Hafte Lane. RD I. Cape May Court Houae. Doc 7. DAI —