Wednesday, February 11, 1981

The Herald and The Lantern

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TOOL RCNTAL — Hand, •■•clrical tools, air compressor and accattoriet. Otilitv trailer, porfajock. ofc. Closed circuit T.V. systems for sale. D & C SPECIALTIES. 506 A W. Hereford Ave.. Cope May Court House. Call 465-RENT. : TN

WICKS R00FIK6 COMPANY *04101 SPiCIALIZINO IN HOT HOOP SHINOt.ES, GUTTERS, ALUMINUM SIDINO PMC ESTIMATES. CALL DAY Off NIGHT.

PAINTING INTERIOR-EXTERIOR REPAIR WORK CALL JOE RICH, ME 5*35 3*3 67th St.. Avalon TN

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JOSEPH

BELLUCCI

AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER SERVICE

Whirlpool S

Kenmore Specialist Prompt service when you Need It

263-3780

INCOME TAX PMffAffATfON Federal and state income tax. Call Robert J. Amsos 9677934. ■ : TN

MAID SERVICE — 1st class cleaning service. The best of references. Call 465-2318. TN

the GOLDEN] FLEECE 1400 Texas Avenue Cape May 884-1718 Dolly 10 5 Frl Nile 7 9. Sot 10 6

DOG GROOMING-Pick up and deliver, or in yOur homo. Most breeds. $10. Call 864-0755. 886-2553 2-11

REIBT MAID CLEANING SERVICE 368-7542 Light housekeeping Rentals — Homes Apartments — Offices CARPET CLEARING I tn

SEASHORE PAINTERS SPECIAL — 10 x;J2 bedroom. $75. Hove two bedrooms pointed^ thi/d one free Vorniih on both sides of door. $7.50.. Floors also done. Reference available Call 886 7807. or 886 8901 TN

< STEAMEX CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL — ANY 3 ROOMS - M3.00 FREE ESTIMATES 263-6523 TN

PAINTING/PAPCRHANGINO — Now is the time to paper and paint. Call Bernie, 8847071 or 884-5129. 4-1 WOMAN SEEKS HOURLY WORK in Cope May doing chores — Shopping, cooking, laundry, etc. Coll 884-2837. ! 2-11

GENERAL CONTRACTOR - storm doors, windows and wood stoves. Alterations and decks. Also, free standing fireplaces. Avalon. 967-7562. . TN INTERIOR PAINTINO-lowes! possible cost. Call Frank.

884-1555.

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BY GARY A. TWIGGS INTERIOR EXTERIOR REASONABLE DEPENDABLE 967-7623 (After 6 p.m.) TN

ACCOUNTING Assistance with your accounting needs. Personal and business. Preparation of Federal and State Tax Returns. Coll Robert J. Amses. 967-7934. TN

miON CARPET CARE Truck mounted steam cleaning. Tinting & dyeing. Scotchgard Free Estfmates. 967-3232

New Dean Appointed For County CAMDEN ' - Bishop George H. Guilfoyle has announced the appointment of Msgr. Joseph E Conlon. pastor of St. Ann’s Church, Wildwqod, as Dean of Cape May County. Msgr. Conlon replaces Msgr. M. Augustine Crine, former pastor of Our I^ady Star of the Sea parish. Cape N^ay, who is presently In retirement from active ministry. { Msgr. Conlon, pastor of St. Ann’s since AuguSt 1972, was formerly pastor of Holy Rosary. Cherry Hill. He has beert a member of the diocesan Board of Consuitors since April 1973. Ordained a priest in Camden in May 1947, he was named a Prelate of Honor ill June 1967. • • ' World Day Of Prayer CAPE MAY An ecumenical service, with women from the local chur«ches taking part, will be held at the Cepe Island Baptist Church here at 1 p.m. Friday. March 6, in observanpe of World Day ol Prayer The"theme this year is "The Earth Is the Lord’s" The worldwide observance has been held since 1890 Christian Women United invites all to attend the ser-

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Chapel ‘Lesson' RIO GRANDE — • The Rev Guy L. Rathmell. pastor, will preach on "A Lesson in Management” at the 11 a m. worship service in Grace Gospel Chapel Sunday The pastor will speak on the topic "The Good Shepherd" at the 7 p.m Sunday service.

Police Award Bravery During Annual Dinner

CATIIKHINK HK.VANS. B7. of *>!> flfith St.. Stone Harbor. Keb 1 She was a member of St Paul s Roman

Catholic Church

JOHN K. BRKNNAN. 73. of 4333 West Ave.. Ocean City. Keb 6 He i the city's former welfare direr

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KEN HAMANN Builder New home*, addition*, alteration*, largo repair* garage*, deck*, roofing, siding. termite damage repair*. Free estimates Phone 465-9382 tn

WILDWOOD COIN EXCHANGE | 3010 Pacific Ave.. Wildwood Buy'ng -Soiling: SCRIP MID-JEWELRT SILVER & COLO COIRS COLLEfiE & NIGN SCHOOL RIH6S Call 522-6055 TN

FRANK REtD SERVICERefrigerators, air conditioners. commercial ice machine*, washer*, dryer* dishwashers, stove* Avalon 967 7562 ..J 1 TN

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CALL US 967-3312 Mon -Thur* 9 I Friday 9-3 LAHTEBH

bv Frank Majane DIAMOND’ BEACH - Eighteen in dividuals, including a 10-year-old Court House youth, were among recipients honored during this year's Awards Dinner, sponsored by Local 59 of the Policeman’s Benevofent Assn. The annual event, this year at Enrico's, honors civilians and law enforcement officers for bravery, heroism and other acts or achievements benefiting the safety and welfare of fellow citizens. Some 206 persons were on hand for the dinner, including judges and prosecutors. The f PBA Local represents all departments in Cape May County except Ocean City and Wildwood Here are this year’s award*dinner recipients: Meritorious Service Award Robert Martin (Lower Township Police Dept.) — On June 2. 1980 after a plane crashed at Cape May County Airport. Erma, Officer Martin entered the mangled plane and disabled the electrical system because of fire and presence of airplane fuel. Officer Martin remained in the plane until all persons were removed from the wreckage. Three persons died as a result . of the crash. However, one person lived due to Officer Martin's first aid. Distinguished Service Award Edward Jeffries (Lower Township Police Dept.)—On March 4, 1980 Apprehended a subject believed tobe-respon sible for the shooting death of a woman in the Villas. The subject was apprehended a short distance from the scene. The individual is currently on trial for murder in Cape May County Superior Collrt David Rodman (Off-duty Cape May lifeguard)—On May 30. l!wn swam out and rescued three men who had been thrown '• from a capsized boat off Philadelphia Ave. in Cape May. Mr. Rodman kept three men from being smashed against the jetty rocks until a helicopter could pull all four from the water. . Helen Kppeholmer A William Kppeheimei (Lower Township Rescue Squad)—On June 14. 1980 located a two year-old child by a pool who had no vital signs Upon administering CPR, they revived the child, who is doing well today because of their actions Michael SloppulIrf.A Michael Caso-On July 30. 1980 apprehended an armed sub

ject who had just committed a sexual assault oaa female in Wildwood Subject was disarmed and held until police arriv ed John Roy als of the Royal Flush. Joseph McTommonev of the Adventurer, James Cicchiltl of the Starlight-On Aug 31.1980. Ihe Royal Flush party boa I caught fire, and 84 persons were rescued from boat that had lost power off Wildwood Crest without incident by McTommoney 3nd Cicchitti. John Royals was captain of the Royal Flush and kept calm and managed to get all persons on his boat off to safety. Daniel Lloyd. Charles Frambes & Betsy llerblcek-On Oct 21. 1980 a woman al tempted suicide by jumping oUyGreat Channel bridge in Stone Harbor Vsing a small boat, they located the woman and rescued her, from the water and began CPR thus reviving the woman, who is doing well today r Jeanette Szymanski (10-year old)—On Dec. 5. 1980, observed a subject cut hole in garage door to a business in (’ape May Court House Subject then began burglarizing business. Jeanette ran home and notified police wfho were able to ap prebend suspect inside business Steven Shields-Dec. 15.1980 apprehend ed two escapees from county Juvenile Detention Center after discovering them- 1 hiding behind Jamesway Dept Store in Court House Mr. Shields observed them run into the woods with handcuffs and gave chase and Held them for*police. Hanordble Mentions Thomas Rock .(Sea Isle City Police Dept ) On April 7, 1980 and on additional date revived the same individual who had Stopped breathing on two different occa sions The subject is doing well today because of his actions on both limes Slc\e O’Connor (Slone Harbor Police Depl i Revived an area doctor who had suffered a heart attack by using CPR. The .. doctor has fully recovered (•len Douglass 'Special Officer, Lower Township Police Dept > On Dec 6, 1980 apprehended a burglary suspect im mediately following a burglary which has led to connecting the individuals to crimes committed from New York Id Florida,-in-cluding the burglary of several post offices • in different jhales Frofjh Majane. on offit er.with the l.awer Township I’ l". chaired the committee for thi»vear's MIA Awprds ItinAcr

Workshop On Church Gift Plans,,

OCEAN CITY . Clergy and lay leaders in the area are invited to learn how to develop wills and special gifts programs for their congregations at an ecumenical day-long workshop, Saturday, Feb 21, hosted by the First United Methodist Church. Bth and Central. ,

Although the workshop will be conducted in a Christian „ context, representatives of nonChristin faiths; are welcome to participate and , will benefit from the training. which is dffered at a nominal cost ONE OF THE INSTRUCTORS will be Stanley J

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JOHN W. DKVIS. 78. SlaRccoach Rd . Dwifiisvillty KcS 4 He was a retired farmer *and

carpenter

WH.I.IAM M IMHUHKRTV. fil of Ocean City. Keb fi he headed Ihe contracting firm of Dougherty

Rudder*

ANOKMI (iKNTII.K. 89. of I HI W Toledo Rd . Wildwood Crest. Keb 7 He was an area resident 24 ynar* nil II \ R HATTKN. of Ocean Ci ly. Keb I She was a retired area school leather RAYMOND J I.I.OYO. 83. of 322 Oakdale Ave , Ktshlng Creek. Keb 3 He was a retired radio engineer for WIP in Philadelphia HARRY A. MrDOWKIJ,. 85. of W* 22nd SI . Avalon. Keb I He was Ihe former chief of polite in Avalon ININAI.D k. MISKH.I.. 58. of 332 Seaspray Rd . Ocean Cily. Keb r> He was president of Ihe Ocean Cily Exchange Club JKSSKI. MOORK. 62. of 9 MerctT Place, Ocean Cily. Keb 4 He was chairman of Ihe Board of Deacon* of Shiloh Raptist CtMirch LAURA MAY PVRKKS. 8.1 of I Atlantic Ave . N Cape May. Jan 31 She was a retired nurse MARIK 5 PAVI.CK. S3, of Ocean City. Keb 3 She was a Myrelary lor tKr city'* Depl of Public Works MHRI.KY JK<N SKITZ. 30. of W'hal Ate . Dias Creek. Keb 8 She wa*. a member of Ihe Emanuel Hap list Church of Croahen CAROLYN C. SHOKMAKKH. 61 of ||8 K lavender Rd . Wildwood Crest. Keb 5 She was a local rrsi dent three year* HOWARD S. TOZKR V., 80..id Denmsvillc Rd . S Seaville. Keb I He retired from Bell Telephone Co in 1965 after 39 year* al service

Honor Rolls At Academy

N. CAPE MAY The faculty and admiflistration of Heritage Christian Academy announced that four students have been' listed on the High Junior Roll for maintaining A s in all subject areas for the second marking period These students are Jay Pacca. grade t. Chrissy Hinke. grade 4; Carl Linnington and Bonnie Montgomery, grade 5 TO BE LISTED ON the honor roll a student must maintain a B average throughout the marking period. The 32 students achieving this are: Tommy DrWenr Mark Frederick lorn Hoffman Jennifer Jacobs Dina Matthews Jennifer Smith, graih- I Tafa Beck. Rachel Kewell ChristiM Mongo, Jason Newell, Krankie Pirn pinollii ’Roberl Quinn Danny Smith, Dnnmo Vonaman. grade 2 Stephen Hoffman Jill MkroMna. Heather MacDonald Ihira Nacole Quinn Kelly Strickland Pamela Trimble grade. I Sherry ( one John Frederick. Chris Rya'n. Jimmy , fioodror grade 4 Pa lay Cone. Scolt Klickinger. Bobby Smith. Kim Tobin Colleen Trimble, grade 5

. Sharng Calfina. Jay (IhermeyeT Keni Shepard. Anthony Tromholla grade >< Reongni/ed for their perfect alien dance this marking period are, Don me Vanatn.m Tommy flielli. Karen . Rieser ' i'hris Ryan. Paul Calfina. Jay Ohermeyer and Sharon Calfina Guest Pastor’s Topic ‘Faith’ N WILDWOOD "Faith to Live By” is the tonic of the guest pastor, the Rev. L. Burdelle Hawk, former superintendent of the South East District of the Southern New Jersey Conference of Methodism, at the II o’clock worship hoitr of the United. Methodist Church. Second and Central Avenues. Sun day Mrs Jayne Hplley. organist, will accompany the service as well as the 10:45 a nv hymn-sing to he led by Rev Hawk, a former mOmber of a well-known church quartet

Menkmg. associate dean and director of develop ment for Drew University's Theological School, Accor ding to Dr Mcnking, seven of eight Americans die ■ without making a will, so that an estimated $96 million now flows weekly into probate courts across the nation He cites con igregations in New York and West Virginia that -have received up to $750,000 irt the first year of . wills and special gifts programs Besides offering a' theological understanding <>f wills and deferred giv . mg. the workshop will deal with tax laws and gifts in the form of annuities, remainder trusts, real estate, personal properly, anfl life insurance The importance of’ timing and of proper policy, procedures, and ad ministration will receive sfiecial attention I EADIMi THE WORKSHOP with Dr Menking will be either Raymond B Knudsenor his son. Raymond I) Knuds’en. II, who head the National Consultation on Financial Development, based in Hillsdale. Bergen County The fee for the workshop covers one workbook for each institution represented To register, call theyDrew Theological School at 201/377-3000, ext 548

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