Herald & Lantern 29 April SX

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FOft SALl.DItTMMJTIOM MIIMMII Twenty ettoblith+d ttoTM, thirty-oo* rock* plus oil morchondii* on<t equipmont. 12,095. Money moker. Perton with drive. Will »how book*. Coll 263-5941. Thur»doy ond Frldoy only.

OOOO OOWUNMINT - Will provide independent leodershlp for Avolon. Elect Jeannette Glazier to Council, May 12th. Ordered ond Paid for by V. Anderton, Treasurer, Committee to elect Jeannette Glazier. 5/6 MAID tUVtCf - 1st clots cleaning service. The best of references. Call 465-2318. —1 TN FIX-IT-iMOP-Corpentry and household repairs. Outside showers, clothes poles ond storage spaces constructed. Work completed promptly. Call 967-7650. 6-10

AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER SERVICE Whirlpool A Kenmofe Specialist Prompt service when you Need It 263-3780

Year Round Tax Preparation Porsonal-Partnarshlp-Corporotjon

For All 50 Slates

SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING DAVID R. WILLIAMS, LPA

123 SHORE ROAD

OCEAN VIEW. NJ 08230 HOURS: 5-9 Weeknights;

9-9 Weekends

Member NAITP

NAPA

263-3990 Appointments Preferred

WIOKS RMFIN6 COMPANY 086-4103 SHCIAUZINO IN HOT ROOF SHIHOUS, OUTT1RS. ALUMINUM SIDIMO PRCI KSTIMA Ttt. CALL DAY OR NIGHT.

COLONIAL CLEANING •Residential •Commercial •Rental changeovers •Windows 263-6523 in

READY MAID CLEANINfi SERVICE 368-7542 Light housekeeping Rentals — Homes Apartments — Offices CARPET CLEANING TN

HIHTIII4 BY QARY A. TWIGGS INTERIOR EXTERIOR REASONABLE OEPENOABIE 967-7623 (Alter 6 p.m.) TN

LAWN MOWING SIRVICK. Free estimates, reasonable rates, cuttihg, trimming, edging, sweeping. Call after 6 p.m. 886-4553 or 886 4870. DOG OROOMING-Pickup and . deliver or in your home. Mott breeds. $10. Call 884-0755 or 886 2553. 4-29 BABYSITTING DONE IN MY HOME for working mothers with loving core. Good references ond experience. Coll 884 0072. TN

GARDENS ROTO-TILLED — $13.. liming and fertilizing $3.50 extra. Trees topped, pruned, reasonable. Complete lawn service. Top toil told ond spread. Anywhere in county. Call 086-4055. TN EXPERT TYPING done In Vny Home on an IBM Selective II Typewriter. Casino disclosure forms, menus, term papers, resumes. All butlnett. legal ond personal papers typed quickly and professionally.

Call 084-4584.

TN CLEAN KIT — Cleaning ond handyman service. No (ob too small or too Big. Phone 465 3871. Year round — Guaranteed work — Reasonable. New Construction — Office — Homes — Apts. — Soles — Rentals.

Phone after 3:30.

SWAINTON DECKING

DECKING YOU'LL BE PROUD Of

•MADE TO ORDER *OU ARANT1ID WORK

•FAIR PRICED

CAU mike 465-7026

5/13

STEAMEX CARPET CLEANING $13.00 A Room Call 263-6523

RA PIRH A NOIR, over 38 years experience. (Camden. Penntauken area). Bill Seaman 886-8169 Villas. 4-29

LAWN CARE-Stona Harbor. Cape May Court House area. Reasonable rotes for trimming. edging, and cutting. Check for special on fertilizing. Coll 368-7855. after 6

CARPETS DIRTY? Our truck mounted equipment con get them clean & fresh furniture, too!! Call to r FREE ESTIMATE OAT 70X0 imOH CARPET CARE SCOTCHGUARD

PAPCRHANGtNG-Good references. Free estimates. Call 465-4769. TN

VALLONE CONSTRUCTION QUAUREO IN ALL AREAS OF RENOVATION A NEW CONSTRUCTION AIA CERTIFICATION FOR DESIGN l BUILD N.J. UC. E04489 Financing Available For Qualified Homeowners Sem/AI 0*1 thr Came 967-4314 4/8

SEASHORE PAINTERS SPECIAL — taking order* now for exterior pointing. Shingle painting on whole house o* low as $200. References available. Call 886-7807. TN

4-29 STIMULATE THE GROWTH of your trees and shrubs this year. Feeding done according to species. Reasonable. Also fertilizing. liming. and seeding of lawns. Call 886

4055.

TN INCOME TAX PREPARATION — Federal and state income tax. Coll Rqbert J. Amses. 967-

7934.

TN BODY AND PAINT My price beats anyone. Low, low prices. Free estimate. Fifteen years experience. Call Ken Johnson. 465-9249. TN CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS 99c per square foot. Call Al Reino. 646-0100. Also, chimneys, steps, brick, block ond stucco. Small repairs a specialty. No job too small. All work guaranteed. 7-8 KIN HAMANN Builder. New homes, additions, alterations, large repairs, garages, deck*, roofing, siding, termite damage repairs. Free estimates. Phone 465-9382. TN ACCOUNTING — Assistance with your accounting needs. Personal and business. Preparation of Federal ond State Tax Returns. Coll Robert J. Amses. 967-7934. TN PAINTINO/PAPCRMANOtNO Now Is the time to paper and paint. Coll Bemle, 884-7071 or 884-5129. TN TYPING Resumes, term papers, reports, etc. Neat ond accurate. Pick up ond delivery In Stone Harbor/Avalon area. Coll 368-2302 offer 4:00. 5-20

DUPLEX — (2) 2 Bedroom Apts, rented for the Season. Buyer gets $5,500 bonus. Only 199. SM.

RAYFRONT CONTEMPORARY in south end of Avolon. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. Magnificent view of open spaces. Floating dock. Fireplace 8 garage. $27S,M8

■EACH BLOCK upside down home 4fh from beach with 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, family rm. & large ocean view, wrap around deck

MODERN RANCH 3 bedrooms. 1% baths. Only 4 yrs. old in excel, cond. Good value at $125,000.

SOMERS PT - TV follow births hive been reported by Shore Memorial Hospital here RON to James' and Mane tVetmaaFlekey of Perry Rd Rd2. Woodbine. April 15 RON to Christopher and Jeanne Kaaiwie McKlUrtck of 25 Ha I be La . Dennlsvtlle. April 15 RON to Daryl and Bonnie Rami tareRVpMW of *32 Simpson Ave, OceenCIty*. April 17 • DAUGHTER to Samuel and Jacqueline Riant Cole of I7II-A Pa Ave .CapeMay. AprilII . RON to Michael and Dianna Ermllla CirriKan of 4*0* Central Ave . Ocean City . April It RON to Gary and Joan Kloagerbo DeWIU of Ridge Rd . Green Creek. * April I* RON to William and Juanita .Shade Noe of Rd I Box 139 Woodbine. April 1*. RON to John and Marion Randmao Way of 970 Tecumseh Rd , Erma Par*. April 19 DAUGHTER to Louis and Uureen BeUlager Eipoalto of 300 MlSt. OceanCIty. April 1* [Deaths Rkkard A. Bowman Sr. 70. of 33S Rt 9. Erma, April 19 He was a member of the VFW Post 5343 in tV Villas and of tV Villas FUhing Club Samuel K Brown. 72, of 1100 Whittier Ave. North Cape May. April 21 He was a retired supervisor from tV Philadelphia Navy Yard and a local resident for five years Harry C. Callaghan. 73. of Narbes, Wash April 7 A retired teacher and athletic coach. V was a graduate of Cape May City schools, and a Ndvy veteran of World War II Han-y-J. Edwards. 62. of K13 St Charles Place. Ocean City. April 21 A retired electrical engineer. Mr Edwards was an Ocean City resident for right years Manan L. Grapese. 67 of 16 Tressler 1-a. Cape May Court House. April 23. SV was retired from Spencers Gifts in Atlantic City. Dorothy E. Meyer, 78 of S Shore Rd . Palermo. April 21 A local resident for eight years, she was a RoUry-Ann and a member of several bridge clubs Marie A. Perry. 62. of 630 Townbank Rd . North Cape May. April 25 SV was a former employee of IV Woodbine SUte School and a member of the Middle Township A.A R P. John P Roo Sr.. 35. Jaan S.. 41 6 John Jr. 14. of South Dennia. April 19. of injuries sustained in an automobile accident near Emporia. Va Mr. Roa was employed by IV Federal Aviation Administration and recently assigned to Frankfort. Germany Mrs Roa was a substitute teacher in tV Woodbine and Den: nisville Schools and a member of tV S Seaville Methodist Church They art survived by a- daughter PeVlope, 12 Charles V. Rogers. 78. of 314 W Maple Ave . Wildwood. April 20 Mr Rogers was retired from Atlantic Electric with 39 years service., a Navy veteran of World War II and a member of Elk* Lodge irts of Wildwood Albert W. Hooke. 60. of E Garfield Ave . Wildwood. April II Mr Rooke was a World War II veteran and a memVr of Edward M I-angley Post 3509 in Wildwood

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LEGAL NOTICES

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your county.

About 4i# otogrom Tho Soctlon S Modotoi* tohobJlltotion frogioen It lundod by tbs U S Ooportmon! of Housing ond Urban Oovoiopntont Undo* thit program, ownort will bo oblo lo rohooilttots roniol unitt which at* presently sub standard or hare motor building tytiemt ot components requi'lng repair of reelocement The

least 11.000. per apartment, moy be flnonced by o locol lendbig Institution by the owner, or by any other source erolloble to the owner The Bureau of Rental Assistance does not moke rehabilitation loans

“SC'ESX. - worfc the agency ond the owner will eracute o contract which establishes a rent for the unit that will cover rehabilitation cost*, meet monthly operating er ponses end allow e reasonable profit on the owner t In vestment For O 15 veer period the owner will rent the rehabilitated apartment to eitgMe memo tenants, who will pay aperoslmosely 25X of then income towards the rent The Initial occupant of the rehobiliiotod im*t may be the owner s present ellg*te tenant At present we are attempting to determine if there I* sdieuets Ton t*ord owner Interest far this type of program m t*e County of Cep* Moy Should you be interested ond lih* ad dHlenof information on this program please canted N.J. Bureau of Rental Assistant* t/o lection S-Moderate Rohoblhtotton Program Routes 4 S 47 P O toe 772 Rio Grand* N.J 0S242

Fee 900.003/S. (lt.4-29;*12.8B)

Vo-Tech Is CETA Host

X ■ . COURT HOUSE - The Comprehensive Employment Training Advisory Council chaired by Dr John Radavanty met at the County Vocational Career Center here recently. Pat Robertson. Cape May County CETA director, and her staff with Bernice Gordon and Dan Money of the Cape Human Resources Advisory Council represented the County. Robert Tof*. Vocational School' superintendent, welcomed the state officials from Trenton and from Hunterton. Warren. Sussex, and Salem counties to the Career Center on behalf of the Vocational School Board of Education and the County Freeholders. TOFT SPOKE briefly on the difficulties the school is having with funding of current programs. To date the Vocational School Board has received only 15 percent of the training monies due under the Manpower, Youth, and Public Service Employees programs. A remedy to this situation was promised by Dr. Bradshaw. acting director of CETA Balance of State, and Robert Bodine, the chief Trenton official The Balance of State directors beginning with Rescue Squad

Mrs. Robertson gave status reports on the various CETA programs and the consensus was that regular CETA and youth programs and the Private Industry Council programs would continue; for 1981 82 The message as declared by Dick Valentine. State Coordinator for Cape May County was that CETA is not dead; CETA is alive and well Following the meeting a tqur of/ the Career C^Uer facility was made by Radavanty, former Commissioner of Labor Ray mond Male, Bill Mate, and other CETA represen tatives Exotic Shelling Will Be Shown STONE HARBOR Russell Jensen, assistant curator of mollusks at the Delaware Museum of Natural History for nearly 20 years, will be speaker at the Jersey Cape Shell Club at 8 p m. Monday May 4, at the Wetlands Institute. Stone Harbor Blvd His illustrated talk. "Shelling in the South Pacific." will show scenes from New Caledonia and Tahiti, and other exotic beaches The public is invited. *

Luncheon Set VILLAS - The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lower Township Rescue squad are sponsoring a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Friday, June 5, at the squad building, Main and Georgia Aves. For tickets call Mrs. June Miller. 886^709, or Mrs. Mabel Grace. 888-3946 Two Appointed SEA ISLE CITY - Mayor Dominic C. Raffa announced t two appointments to the city Board of Education at the recent commissioners' meeting. Raffa re-appointed George M. Kessler and appointed Michael Baldini. Both men were appointed for threeyear terms.

Superintendent At Workshop

TRENTON - Michael M. Subotich. Superintendent of Schools for Ocean City, was actively involved in the New Jersey Assoc, of School Administrators (NJASA) 1981 Spring Conference, heW at Harrah's Hotel in Atlantic City on April 28-28 As NJASA secretary Mr. Subotich presented the NJASA Special Retiree Awards during the conference at the awards banquet or Sunday. He also presided at the conference luncheon on Monday. Pilots’ Reunion STONE HARBOR - George R. Freifeld, 100th St. here, plans to attend the 20th annual reunion of the P-47 Thunderbolt Pilots Assn, tomorrow through Sunday in Orlando. Fla. The reunion will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the first flight of the famed combat plane.

FIRST GALL

FOR/HELP

729-2255

Q. Aside from the boardwalk and night clubs, what other types of recreational activities are available in Cape May County? A. There are many. First, you can check with your municipal recreation department to inquire what programs are available at your local center. Listed are several of the recreation center numbers: Cape May - 884-8411 ext. 20. Wildwood - 522-5837. Ocean City - 399-6111, ext. 246; Middle Twp, - 465-3520; Lower Twp - 886-7880 Also the Cape May Coun ty Park offers nature trail, and other programs The park is opened daily from 9 a m. todark It is locatedat Rt 9 north of Cape May Court House U. Recently my cat had kittens All hut two males were given homes I might have lo keep the two remaining kittens. It would be very difficult for me to have both kittens neutered as I am on a limited income. Would there be a program in the county that could help’’ A. The Animal Welfare Society does have a neutering program. If you are eligible you pay half of the \fee. To find out more infor8|ation on the neuter program you should contact Rose Fling 884-0915 or Laura Moss at 886-5203. Q. Where in Cape May County cou|d I go for defensive driving instructions? A. For Defensive Driving instructions you should get in touch with the Cape May County Department of Traffic - C M. County Airport. Erma, 8864)909. If you have a question for the First Call For Help column write to David G. Quin/an Jr . First Call for Help. P.0 Box 222. Social Services, HI da . Rio Grande. N.J.. 0H242, or call 729 CALL