Wednesday, January, 21,1981

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KID Ml HR — Avalon area., for two boy* *, age* 8 and 10. Hour* vory. 9 o.m. to 6 p.nv. Monday to Friday. Your home or mine. Coll 646-7850. otk for Clair. 131 EXICUTIVt SfCRfTARY — GIRL FRIDAY _ Excellent typing a mu*t. Shorthand desirable. Light bookkeeping a plus. Applicant mutt be able to deal with the boating public ond handle a variety of project* independently. South Jersey Morino, Cope May. 884-0177.

dswhii l twr.-ww COmT*OCnO*l — If you're looking foryi new home ot o reo»onoble\ price. Ryon Construction Vi 11 build you o Igvely cape cod hoip* in their own 2.2 o€re lot. Include* three bedrooms, two bath*, dining room, living room, kitchen, den. Central air. fireplace, two-car garage. Off Route No. 9. mipute* from the Sea Isle City ond Avalon beoche*. Call 263-1382. 263,8010. 263-1358. Broker par-

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AlOt CHARM COSMETICS want* to help you pay high electric bills and Chrittmos bill*. Free training. No money investment to start.-Set your own hours. Moke lots of money at your own conve~ nience. Call 465-4360 or 399-7261. ' . . - ’ 1-28 PAST!' UP COMPpSfR for print shop. Adequate typing essential. Experience required. Inquire at Leader Printer*. 59)4 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood Crdst. • TN

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TO ALL SENIOR CITIZINS An opportunity to travel at n discount below public rates. For further information write: Senior Citizen International. Inc.. P.O. Bax 169. Penndell. Pa. 19047. SUNNY CIRCLE TOUR — Eleven days. March 27 thru April For further information call 884-3110. - 3-25, DO YOU KNOW where the Villas 5 8 ten is? Remember •Clem I Thank God for every day. we all have problems — How small ours ore compared to others. Stop in — Say hello to Grace. Cora ond Jeon. 886 3911 12l

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS FOR SALE OR LEASE — Deli and sub shop with breakfast ond pizzo operation. Fully equipped. On highway, route 47 Seating twenty persons indoors, thirty outdoors. Long lease with excellent opportunity to buy. Reasonable terms available. A good chance to be your own boss. Coll 861-5171. 1-21

Births ] COURT HOUSE - The following ares births have been announced by Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital MEREDITH CORSON HAND to James and Tina DeAngelo Hand of 729 N Shore Rd . Rio Grande. Dec CATHERINE LYNN BALI, to Gordon and Mary Kochay Ball Jr of 411 W Juniper Ave.»Wildwood. Dec • . JAMES DAVID D'ALONZO to Richard and Donna Urquhart D AIonzoof 114 Wey Rd : C M. Court House. Dec 7 LESLIE ERIN McPHERBON 10 Edward and Patricif Went McPher son Jr. of S31 New England Rd {Cold Spring. Dec. 7. JOANNA JOY CI.OF.R to William and Barbara Elliott Cloer Sr of 5S3 Nummytown Rd , Erma, Dec 7 DIANA MARIE OI.INSK.Y to Vincent and Diana McConnell.Olinslty of 2200 Central Ave..,ff. Wildwood. KJMIIEHI.V MARIE FORCE to Samuel and Patrica Breslin Force of 471# Park Blvd . Wildwood. Dec 9 DANIEL HAROLD SOLOMON to Roy and Virginia Bargeron Solomon of 913 Fay Ave , Erma. Dec. 9 HEATIIEIV CATHERINE MESSICK to Ralph and Mary Catherine Meany MAsick of #11 □twnside Rd . Town Bank. Dec 9 ' JEFFREY AARON A STEVEN JOHN BODY to Lawrence and Linda Bozarth Booy of 140 E Taylor Ave . Wildwood. Dec 9 THOMAS NEAL DARLING Jr. lo Thomas and Linda Rei Darling of 151 W Buttercup Rd . Wildwood Crest. Dec 10 KRISTIN MARIE HUGHES to Kevin and Theresa Kelly Hughes Sr of 311 Deland AVe., N Cape May. Dec 10 FRANK EDWARD FLANNELLY to Gerard and Carole Craig Flannelly of 308 Shadeland Avc . Villas. Dec 11. CHARLES JOHN RYAN to Richard and Carol Valcntas Ryan of 311 Suzanne Ave., N Cape May. Dec. 14. RICHARD EUGENE III A ROBERT JASON EDWARDS to Richard and Laura Frantz Edwards of 212 Dnimbed Rd , Villas. Dec. 15 SEAN RYAN O QUIN lo Keith and Maria Collins O Quin of 222 W Pine Ave . Wildwood. Dec. 17. RITA MARIE BUNKER to Peter and Terilyn Snow Bunker of 134 Andrews Ave , Wildwood, Dec 19 JOSEPH EUGENE MACOMBKR III to Joseph and Judith Simpson M a com her Jr. of 359 44th St , Sea Isle City. Dec 20 BRIAN CHARLES CAYCE to Charles and Cheryl *Woolson Cayce of 521 Broadway. W. Cape May. Dec

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PAUL GILBERT SIMMONS II to Paul and Wanda Shirey Simmons of 117 E. Poplar Ave . Wildwood. Dec

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SHAUN NICHOLAS STRAIN to Keith and Bobbt Jo Gardiner Strain ofB48S SeavilleRd .S Dennis.Dec

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VINCENT ROBERT KEEVER Jr. to Vincent and Ellen Furey Keever #f 620 Townbank Rd . N Cape May. Dec 24 DANIEL CHARLES RICCA Jr. lo Daniel and Theresa Lawler Ricca of #0 Park Ave.. Del Haven. Dec 25

SOMERS POINT - The following area births have been announced by Shore Memorial Hospital, here DAUGHTER to Kenneth and Brenda UIDEN LEA of Butter Road. Ocean View. Jan 1 DAUGHTER lo Andrew and Maureen GAVAGHAN SWANSON o' Reading Blvd . Tuckahoe. Jan 2 SON to Charles and Christine WURKTA KIEFER of 928 Mam St .

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SON to Christopher and Delores I^Maarhla Jackson of 801 Avocado Rd , C M Court House. Jan l SON lo John and Ann Parker Cook of I78IB Penna Ave. Cape May.

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DAUGHTER to Richard and Janice Klag Krawn of |(H Davis Ave . Rio Grande, Jan 7 SON to James and Marylee Nicholas Girardi of 122 St Charles PI, Ocean City. Jan 10 SON to David and Tina Adaraate Glassfard of Hoffman's Mill Rd No 1 . Belleplain. Jan 12.

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CCG Offers Group . For Divorcees v

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VINELAND - Cumberland County College’s Transitions Program will sponsor a group titled “Divorce: Survival ftfid Readjustment." This support group is free and open to comrpunity members. Six weekly meetings will be held, beginning Jan. 27. According to Steven Stolar, transitions counselor,* many individuals have indicated that such an experience would be of value. Stolar said„"The group should fill a void. Previously, people in the divorce situation have had to rely on family and friends to provide support. This sometimes puts unwelcome tension ort those relationships." "DIVORCE: SURVIVAL and Readjustment" will have five areas of focus on problems encountered in the separation and domestic transition. These are legal procedures, emotional and domestic violence,* career, financial considerations, and personal support systems. "The purpost? of this group is to provide emotional calm and direction to. women caught up io emotional outbreak," explained Stolar. "It will provide a base to regroup from as well as to a resettlement phase." THE GROUP WILL also serve as the nucleus for a

Deaths

ELLA V. ADAMS. fO.oftl KMhSt . Del Haven. Jan 12 She was a member of the Green Creek Methodist Church ANTHONY DeMAIO. 65. of Cape May Court House. Jam 13 He was a U S. Navy veteran of World War IP CAM4I.U) R. DTNTINO. 48, of J37 47th St . Sea fsle City, Jan 18 He was a retired polite captain here NATHAN E. ERANKEL. 77.or9l6 Wesley Ave .OceanCity. Jan 14 He was an area resident for 33 years HELEN R. JACQUETTE. 63. of 23l W Delaware Pkwy . Villas. Jan IS A lifclone county resident, she was a I/iwrr Twp Police dispatcher for 18 years, and was past president of the Villas Fire Co Auxiliary SAMUEL KUBIAK. 89. of 10 WashmgtodAve. Woodbine. Jan 15 He was a retired boilermaker and World War II Army veteran HARRY J. KUNZ, 77, of 244 Wind-'-sor Ave. Cape May. Jan 16 A 22-year veteran of the City Water Dept. he was a past president of the local Kiwanis Club IDA B. McSMAFFRY, 73. of 4301 Atlantic Ave, Wildwood. Jan It She was born ih Philadelphia and live«i here for 31 years JOSEPH F. PILEGGi. 68. of Ocean City. J4n 17 He was the co founder of the original Vincent and Joseph Beauty Salons, Philadelphia WILLIAM C. PI.EIEK. 70, of 18 Alabama Ave . Villas. Jan 15 He was a retired Philadelhta fireman and lived here 18 years LUCIA G. REC1NELI.I. 80. of 3803 Central Ave . Sea Isle City. Jan 17 She was born in Italy and was a rest dent here for many years RELAH III TV.. 79. of 48 Delaware Pkwy . Villas. Jan 15 She moved here 20 years ago from Philadelphia MARGUERITE W. ROBERTS. 91. of Ocean City. Jan 14 LORENZO W. SCOTT. 73. of 137 Mechanic St . Cape May Court House. Jan 13 He was a retired engineer for the John B Stetson Co MARGARET E. STEELE. 63. of 6900 Atlantic Ave . Wildwood (Vest Jan 16 She cm owned and operated the Lincoln Hotel in Wildwood from 1958 to 1976. and was the widow of Harry Steele Jr . mayor of Wildwood between 1948 and 56 ALBERT RAYMOND UHL. 79. of 22 W l5Ut St. Ocean City. Jan 15 He was a member of the Reformed Episcopal Church 6f Mayfair. Pa PASOU ALE VISAI.I.L 72. of 312 E 17th Ave , North Wildwood. Jan 14. He retired from Abbott* Dames in FREDERICK WACLACE. 82. of 131 Wesley Ave , Ocean City. Jan 16 He was a retired foreman for the. Dept of Public Works here DAVID WILSON.-78. of 214 E St Louts Ave .Wildwood Crest, Jan 12 He was a resident here for 23 year* EBTEU^A F. YONkER. 12. of IS Beachurst Ave , North Cape May. Jan. 13.

peer counseling, or "buddy ' y system," networtc for individuals desiring a com- » ’ panion or friend during their resettlement period. , Meetings will be held on campus at a time - day or evening mutually agreed , upon as convenient to the participants. Interested individuals should call Stolar ai 691-8600, extenxion 71 in order to secure their participation' No formal ad- -jv mission procedure will be necessary, but the group will be limited to twenty members. *• j -Tax Return

Aid Offered To Seniors

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NEW FM RADIO Station proposed for Cape May Court House would utilize a 330 ft. antenna to he located at this two-way radio tower site off Avalon Blvd. in Middle Twp. near the Garden State Parkway. Andrew Stamat and Michael Senkeleski have applied to the FCC for a construction permit.

Senior citizens can have their income tax returns prepared free of charge through a program sponsored by the American Association of Retired Persons, beginning next month at sites throughout the lower Cape May area. A large, trained staff will be provided by AARP's Tax Counseling for the Elderly. SITES AND dates are: Rio Grande Social Services Building, Route 9, beginning Feb. 3, 9 a.m. to noon every Tuesday and Thursday during February and March. Ocean City: Howard

Stainton Center, beginning Feb. 2, 1 to 4 p.m. every Monday and Friday. SEA ISLE.CITY, by ap^ pointment. Call 263-2624. North Wildwood, by appointment. Call 522-2030 Visits will be arranged to the homes of the disabled or blind. For information call 886-2784.

Flea Market WILDWOOD Householders are urged to clean out their attics, and dealers' are sought lor an indoor flea market to be held 9 a m to 5 p m. March 7 and 8 at the city Recreation Center, 243 S. Rio Grande Ave. Call 522-5837 for information:

Birthday Calendar Planned

CAPE MAY - The Allen A.M.E., Church is launching its fi.rst annual ’’Community Birthday Calendar" fund raising program. This calendar will be of special interest to the community as it will contain the birthdates (month and 3 Deacons Assigned CAMDEN - Bishop George M. Guiifoyle has announced the assignment of three Cape Mpy County men as permanent deacons. The assignments were effective Jan. 2. They are: James W Crane to Maris Stella parish, Avalon, and county institutions. Alfred W. Lewis and Edward J. Verycken to St. Ann’s Wildwood. St. Mary’s Election STONE HARBOR - At the annual parish meeting of St. Mary s Episcopal Church, the following per sons were elected to serve as officers: Senior Warden, James Owings; Junior Warden, Robert Whitelaw; to serve on the vestry, Mrs Jean Rollo, R. Gregg Keary, Clifford Off, and Eugene Fisher St. Mary’s will continue to hold the Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m. Sundays with the Church School meeting at this time and weekday ser vices in the Chapel 8:45 a m. Tuesday through Saturday and the Holy Eucharist with healing prayers at 10 a m. Thursday.

day) of each family. THE CAMPAIGN will continue through Feb. io. The calendar will begin with the month of May 1981 and run through April 1982. All local merchants are invited to list ads and special sales; local clubs or other organizations are urged to list their meeting dates; and families, the birthdays of the entire family as well as the anniversary of the parents For. further information contact, Rev A Inez K. Edmonds at 465-9257 ‘Conversion Of St. Paul 9 N. WILDWOOD - The Rev. John M I-ong, pastor of the United Mcthdist Church, Second and Central Aves., will speak on "The Conversion of St. Paul" at the II o'clock preaching hour Sunday This will follow the 10:45 a m. popular choice hymnsing played for by Mrs Jayne Jlolley; church organist Mrs Elizabeth Bohme presides oyer the monthly meeting *bf the United Methodist Womdn held at 7:30 p.m Monday in Olney Hall. ‘Don’t Bury Him Again’ W WILDWOOD "Don't Bury Him Agairi" is the subject of the message by Pastor John Davies at II a m., Sunday at the Union Chapel. The • midweek meeting for prayer and Bible study is on Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Clara Morey.

Avalon Krtdzr Hrsnlu Jtn. 18: 1 Jack Mryor 4.5no 2 Bm Jones - 4.4M 3 Vivian Hinkel - 4.120

‘Family Focus’ Films Resume N WILDWOOD - Dr James 6. Dobson discusses ‘‘Preparing for Adolescence Peer Pressure and Sexuality" as the "Focus on the Family" film series resumes at Central Bible Church. 18th & Central Aves. tonight The Iasi two films in the series are: "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women: The Lonely Housewife" (which will be shown on Sunday andi "What Wives. Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women: Monfcy. Sex. and Children" (to be shown Wednesday. Jan. 28). All. films begin at 7 p.m. ‘Mistake’ To Be Chapel Topic Kto GHANDE The Rev. Guy L Rathmell, pastor, will preach on “A Serious Mistake" at the 11 a m. worship service in Gracrf Gospel Chapel, next Sunday The pasfpr will speak on "The Witness to Jesus" al the T'p.m Sunday service The Chapel's radio pro ‘ gram. “Sending»Forth the Gospel Light", is heard at 6:30 each Tuesday evening over station WRIO-FM^ (102.3).