Herald A lantern 14 October 81

LAMIftl Con i out of Iho hou>« for o haircut? Coll Vkkl ond I will com* to your homo. Ikon tod booutkion Sonlor I Cltiront Discount, , I0% off 886-7007. 1 , TO-28 SIDIMOS THf ANSWIR —I Aluminum, vinyl, codar; I Gutjoring and roofing. • Windows trlmmod, lour minimum. Roafonoblo. guarantood. Insurod. Bradloy and Son. 806-3479,4762922. ^ k 10-21 MAID'SfRVICC - Uf class cleaning service. The best of refer^tces. Call 465-2318. TN

CARPETS DIRTY? Our truck mounted equipment can get them dean & fresh furniture too! 1 Call for FREE ESTIMATE Qfi7.12*19 miftN CARPET CARE SCOTCHGARD

READY MAID CLEANING SERVICE 36S.7542 Light housekeeping ''Rentals — Homes Apartments — Offices CARPET CLEANING

ATLANTIC MASONRY • CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS PATIOS SIDEWALKS ALSO FOOTINGS and FOUNDATIONS STUCCOOR STONE QUALITY WOtK \ FRIE ESTIMATES V CALL 729-9127

PAINTINO/PAPERHANOING Now is the time to paper ond point. Call Sernie, 884-707) or 884-5129. TN EXPERT TYPING done in my home on oh I8M Selective It Typewriter. Casino disclosure forms, menus, term papers, resumes All business, legal and personal papers, typed quickly and professionally. Coll 884 4584 TN WILL REMOVE FUEL OIL from one location to another or buy from owner ond remove. 3273914. ; TN DO YOU NEED r IMPROVEMENTS ON YOUR NOME Interior or exterior. Some services provided are painting, roofing, general repairs-cabinet making. No job too small. Coll Loch's Home Improvements at 8862755. Reasonable rotes.

■air WORK AND PAINTING Cars Trades VsnrTraim Basts Espsrt Paining • Artsju* Rntorsttcn MY LOW PRICES' MAT ANYONE Will TWAVII • IS YEARS EXPERIENCE Coll KEN JOHNSON 465-9249 SPECIALS OF THE MONTH Car Psimxtg $19.00 Ful Pries fins trips $30.00 Ful Pm Compound b Win $45.00 Ful Pm OUARAMTftO WOtK Senior Citiieni Olwount Inturonr* work done

BUSINESS ACCOUNTING _Personol- Partnershiporporotion Year round Income Tax services. David R. Williams. Licensed Public Accountant, 123 Shore Rd Oceanview. N.J. Appointments Preferred. 609-263-3990 TN

884-7747 656 Washington St Cope May

THINKING OT CARII TV? MUMI DANCING DASIC

CAPE NURSES 886REGISTRY 3473

• NURSES AIDES PRIVATE DUTY NURSES • L.P N s FOR HOME or HOSPITAL CARE • R.N.'* NJ ST licensed 8 Bonded A NURSING CARE PLAN I04HAVERFORD AVE TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS * NORTH CAPE MAY HRlY DAILY WKLY

PRISM. Goloxie. Wildwood -and vie. coll Joe Furlow. soles . rep. 522-5740 after 5 p.m. ■ . J 10-14 FISHERMAN — I will smoke your fish for half, any kind. Rod’s Seafood. Green-Creek.

Phone 886 6724 '

- TN WINDOWS AND SCREENS REPAIRED. Reasonable, pick-up ahd delivery avail. 886-4367. * /»TN ALBERT SPEED-PAPERHAN-GER. 30 years exper , free . eatimates. 886-6891, Villas.

CLASS Storting Oct. 19-D of A Hall, Delsea Drive. Goshen

Coll 465-9550. for info.

J 10-14 EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER ’ noy/ accepting pupils for fdll.. Childr en or

adults. 884-753^.• - • V 11-4

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DISTRIBUTOR — RAND McNALLY MAPS — Up to 150% profit-no selling. Service pre-established accounts. Minimum investment S3,975. secured by inventory, and equipment. Call toll-free 1-800-835-2246. ext. 112 or write S.K.I. Inc.. 811 Atlanta Rd.. CummingGA. 30130. ' 10-14

ACCOUNTING Assistance with your accounting needs. Personal ond business. Preparation ol Federal opd State Tax'Returns. Coll Robert

J. Amses.967 7934.

> TN TIM McNICHOL. General handyman. Carpentry, painting, wallpapering. No job too small, general repair

work. Call 465-7163.

TN WAYNE SOMMERS. BUILDER, new cedar homes, custom kitchens, additions, decks, garages, concrete footings, foundations, chimneys, free estimates. 861 - 5440./ , TN

TN FIX-IT-SHOP. Carpentry ond household repairs. Outside showers, clothes poles, storage spaces constructed. Work completed promptly.

Call 967-7650.

. ! 10 22 COLONIAL CARPET CLEANING — $15.00 per room. 2 room minimum. Also general cleaning, residential or commercial, opartments. offices, windows. Call 2636523 :tn MICHAEL O'NEILL CAR-PENTER-BUILDER- Ad ditions/olterations/repairs. No job too small. Call after 6

p.m. 861-2110.

j 10-21 “

SPIC N' SPAN CLEANING ■

SERVICE - Night oHice opd--" 1 nl »v k J U/ Q v

residential cleaning. Win- 4JIIIICLI YT fMj

dows, floors, carpets. Free estimates. $20 min. 465-4949. , 110-28

THOMAS.!. McKITTRK’K. Fight. Ihenewlv-olnlrd president of the Avalort Home anil I .and Owner's Assoc., is Joined by Frederick N. Oas is, the dut-going president, at Iheli* ' recent annual meeting. Other officers ’include vicepresidents. William Craw fried, .lames J. Henry and Kdward. I*.. Crippen; secretary. John A. Macfarlhy and treasurer. Walter Brett.

Airpark Expansion Dedication Tues.'

WE DO DRIVEWAYS ond parking lots with white stone or crushed rock, red or gray. Call 263-8775.

TN

piiktW BY GARY A. TWIGGS INTERIOR EXTERIOR REASONABLE DEPENDABLE

967-7623

■(Alter 6p.m.) TN

FIREWOOD FOR SALE — Call 263 0775. TN

KEN HAMANN Builder. Flew' 1 homes, additions, Alterations, large repairs, garages, decks, rooting, siding. termitq damage repairs Free estimates Rhone 465-9382. TN,

HOUSE PAINTING — INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, wood work and stripping. Special low pries. We point anything, any material, shape or size. Col Ken ot 465-9249. TN

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I WALTER R. BOBINSKY

1 ^Jcntial tJiandyman

CARPENTRY 1 , . Masonry 1 \ PAINTINO 1 SmalY Repairs 1 No Jon TCIO SMALL 1

■ 2761 DUNE DRIVE. AVALON. N.J. 08202 1 | TELEPHONE 609-967-4029 ,

1 •Homes 1 •Olhtes

•Rentals 1 •Changeover s 1

;! AVALON HOME

CLEANING SERVICE. INC. i

I DAVID L REED • J 967 5446

^ P O 80X267 I AVALON N J 0820? 1

WICKS ROOFING COMPANY 886-4103 SPICIAUZINO IN HOT ROOF SHINQLIS GUTTERS. PATCHWORK MEMBER LOCAL 30 FREE ESTIMATES CALL DAY OR EVENING

FRANK WARBURTON PLU *RINO AND HEATING M41000 Jobbing, oltorotions. now work. Fro* Est. N.J. Slot* licensed E3807 j•TN

SOUTH SHORE CONSTRUCTION EVERY TYPE OF BUILDING SERVICE ALL OUR OWN WORK AT AN HONEST PRICE NEW HOMES - ADDITIONS GARAGES-ALTERATIONS DECKS-NEW KITCHENS 886-0811 10-14

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REAL ESTATE

IAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL LOT in Boywood Pork. 180x140, $11,850. God finoncing to qualified buyer. Call 522-5055

or 522-8521.

' :_10-14 GRAND PREVIEW: All year round condominium- units. Each unit to be air conditioned and heated, and to consist of a living room, dining area, kitchen. bedroom ond both. Appliances and carpeting ncluded. Financing available to qualified buyer. 7800 Drine Drive (Concord) Stone Harbor. NJ. Sample Units #201 ond 22, open doily 11 o.m. to 4 P-m. Century 21, Stone Harbor Realty Inc. (609) 967-7701 or

(609) 368-1440.

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$1.25 fee. kscl. paint. 465-2817 afternoons, evenings. u 10-14

To Seek $150,000

SWAINTON United Way of Cape May County, will hold its campaign '82 Kick-off Luncheon at. noon Oct. 21, at the 76 House Din ner Theatre. Fred Ccrny. regional vice president of United Way of America wilt attend along with a special guest celebrity. The goal for the 1982 Campaign is $150,000, up 50 percent over last year “With the impact of federal cutbacks on social service agencies, our new goal is a realistic one," according to United Way president George Snyder THE UNITED Way Agencies for 1982 include: Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts of America, Association for Retarded Citizens, Jersey Cape Diagnostic Training and Opportunity Center. Emergency and Legal Women’s Abuse Center, Cape-AUantic Legal Services, Contact: Jersey Cape . Visiting Homemakers, The Salvation Army, f^irst Call for

Help. USO.

The 1982 goal is to sup-, port the programs and services of 12 agencies for sevfTtLl thousand Cape May County families Because the campaign is 'entirely run by volunteers, ‘ at least 90 percent of eVery dollar raised goes directly to agency services and programs. For further information and tickets for the United Way kick off campaign luncheon and the 1982 campaign, call First Call Fbr Help at 729-2255

ERMA Dedication, ceremonies 'are 10 a m Oct. 20 for Ihe newly renovated Industrial Complex Building and the new 80-acre West Industrial Park at the (’minty Airpark here. The public ribbon cutting will take place at the westend gate just, off Breakwaler Rd Tours of the girpurk and industrial complex will be available following the dedication ACCORDING TO Freeholder Director Anthony Catanoso, who oversees the airport, ex pansion of Ihe r original 44-acre airpark facility became necessary after the industrial park concept. begun in 1974, proved successful. In addition to private concerns leasing land and/or buildings at the airport, various county agencies utilize the airport "More expansion was the only answer." Mr Catanoso said EXPANSION OF TRE airpark was aided by a $500,000 federal Economic Development Administration grant (*oupled with $157,006 in county funds The county went to bid last

year with the actual expansion work, which includes new water and sewer lines, drainage, perimeter fene ing and new roads . At the same time, renovation- began on Ihe 48,0(lo sq. ft Industrial Compeit building (sometimes referred to a> Ihe monorail building after a former tenant) The N result will see two 4.000 sij ft fully panelled and carpeted office .'complexes and four industrial units of between 6.400 sq ft iind 14,000 so. ft' MR. CAtANOSO. who is alSo coflniy director of Economic Development, has been necking clean, light industry at Ihe air park during his 18-year ienurv a* a freeholder He first proposed gfant ap plications lo upgrade the facilitK*; in the late 1960s * .•Southern Jersey Air ways. Resdel. Associated Products and Paramount Air Service wer<^ Ihe original industries at Ihe airpark which now is home for more than 16 tenants,' the largest Kverlon Fabrics (formerly Timme Fabrics) on a 15-acre site.

Riparian Right ‘Yes* Vote Urged

TUCKAHOE Upper Township Mayor Leonard Migltaccio has thrown his weight behind a proposed constitutional amendment to limit the state’s claim'to waterfront property or property once flowed by tidal waters "This is hut one more rip-off of the property owners of New Jersey by Governor Byrne and his bureaucrats," Mayor? Migliaccio said "Under •the present pIBas of Byrne ■and his DEP. the state could conceivably claim property over which tidal waters once flowed as long as 300 years ago. and this is not just ocean and bayfront property, but. riverfront property as well. "BY USlftG OLD and quite possibly inaccurate maps, the state could lay claim to property that owners have- been paying taxes on for generations. Here in Upper Township, areas along the bay, along the Tuckahoe River and the

erittre town of Slrathmere could Ik? affected. Most, if not all, of Ocean City and S^a Isle City would likely Ik* subject to such a state claim " The State ol New Jersey is legally required to assert claims to any land where riparian ownership is in Klispute The State Assembly and Senate this summer voted to approve a constitutional amendment that would pul a time limit on the state's right to make such claims on property The referendum on . November’s ballot would limit the DEP to one year to pursue any historical riparian claim "THE STATE HAS not starts^ on Cape May County yet," Migliaccio. said, "as they have heed; too busy with their land grab' in Atlantic County. I urge all citizens, regardless of party affiliation, to vote 'yes' on the constitutional amendment," the Mayor said.