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USINESS & PROFESSIONA Hfra16 DIRECTORY —LANTERN

ROCCO’S ALARM CO. BURGULAR A FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS From TOO 00 MtTMl. 24 mi. tnv.-ntnnr. 884-2202

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NEW// APPLIANCE ■ ^ PARTS * CENTER DO IT rOURSRF 48 Hour Dolivory on mo«l non-ttock port> HANDYMAN HAVENmc ™ 888-3401

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USED ENGINES SOLD& INSTALLED COMPARE OUR PRICE: 11 Coll 884-4258 CAM MAY UMD AUTO WARTS

JULL MEDICAL SUPPLY INC. RfNTAL SALES Con<plalvt>na O* MadHal 4 Co*'»ol4t«i , «'! Pioduclt ww.it oansMfr, mebuc 14 HOU* fMf V. MRVICI

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GRACE ^^co] OIL CQ. Serving Cape May Cly ,. Over 65 yrs g run oh K HOMMI-O AMMINI ori auRMtR mrvici eUOOfTflAM

*7r" 1 GIFT AND CHRISTMAS ITEMS 465-3641 % m|. No. of RIo.Molk Rt, 9 Rio Groove

CAM-DEN GLASS OF VILLAS INC.

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FOUR ORtAT CARS UNDER 1 BURkCROOF CH8VOOUT • odaiinooiu CAMLLAC T pj ““‘sSwV 4 *" -TKteSTIN CAMPGROUND LMMT SPECIALIZING IN... SALES AS WELL AS CHOICE LEASING! OWN TOU8 OWN LOT - ** rtA8 LIAH^AVA*L. FREEMONT AVE. OFF BERNIE'S WOODBINE 061-5200 FOREIGN

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SERVICE M1-211T Alltyp—of git Car Rapa Mo/or or Minor Mon.-Frl. 8-6; Sot. 8:30-12

ELECTRIC SUPPLIES fyaffaC WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DfSTRfRUTORS FOR ALL TOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS LARGE SHOWROOM DISCOUNTS 729-4919 100 E. 7th Ava., No. Wildwood

mcphirsons FUIL SIRVICI (WncalH*) 24 Hr. Sarvlca Burner Repair New Acct*. Welcome •144545 460 W.PwrrW. Cap* Iter

LOOKS UNLIMITED ft* ntsa iftJRsmjBi W OP1N AUYIAR 29 John F. Kennedy Blvd. Sea 1*1# City 243-1 IDS MOM . YVOMIM ■ OWLDMN OPENfUit-IAT. r*or vwciMtcoitAucx -

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WE DON'T DIP WE STRIP BY HAND WICKER REPAIRS CANING —RUSHING — -- — — — ■ i up«n rsnsnor* SMOwnaf HOUSE OF OLD Rt. 9 A Floranca Ava. raw* 884-1458

CHIMNEY'S CLEANED

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FIREPLACE STOVES

GEORGE'S CHIMNEY SWEEP FIREPLACES CHIMNEYS / WOOD STOVES CLEANED

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REPAIRED 884-1861 LOWER TWP

™*Wirniig Plict me. BUCK STOVES (All SUM) nphea ERWiam 6 S>«*i Largo Soloctlon of KEMSEHE NEATERS I ALABBIR KEIBSEHE LAMPS Woytida Villoga f*yJ« thOfFonl) Tuckohoa Rd. Marmora Coll 398-8164

ffHERON H^OANDV BUILDERS (20 VRS. 1XP.) DIAS CREEK. N.J. —rroMi aunpato Alt PHAMS or AintAnoNi 4 tfPAws • ROOFING • SIDING • MASONRY • tST. msu*fo - mt isr 469-7500 OF PIC* 846-4173 HOMI

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MOBILE HOME sui»niEs

O'DONNELL'S RHIU BMK S8FFUCS ANYTHING * AND iVillYTHINO SAL^ 4 SERVICE CAa 728-8221

UELSSM ft JOHNSON INC. 8ETIIL FISH MARKET ah rVttof ttAPooo Ot*8H All TfAe 1 DAY* A W8IK

SlblNC CONTRACTOR GLENN GILBERT Spoelollilngln ALUMNA VINTLSIBIRB AIM •STORM WINDOWS DOORS •REPIACEMENT WINDOWS

STOVES 6 FIREPLACE INSERTS

OvaRptete Uo* *1 • WooO I AeewMrieR ftkUtkt lletn •Sorvoot • 0H8m • teatM f-reoBWor 729-2700 111 Sateat Btn HalraaOa

Shady trei GROOMING "All Pol Grooming" "Sovo Tlmo S Monoy" Hava Your Fat Grodmad Right Here In C6pa May Appt. Coll 804-1630 or S22-82S3

LANGON’S PHARMACY Your Health it Our Main Concern Prompt Pratcrlptlon Service 3490 Rayshora Rd. N. Capa May 844-2716

VILLAS PHARMACY PAA Prucription Spat loin t» Discount Price* Soma Good Service Birdwi'r FronPr Ptamatr Fra# Delivery 844-2777 2200 Bayshore Bd., VIbi

CAFE BAT eiSTM VPMLSTEAT HOMI AUTO — BUSINISS COMPUTE AUTO NfTMPRS S*cm*gn. * Sun mob ft Vnyl lops • 1 XPERT rutNITURf UPMOtSTIRY (UJU PRfttsn. JUfT! •86-4405 I Ml IO RRO *4AU •. xn RT ♦ IRMA

MAR-TEE CONTRACTORS INC. SERVICE TAHOKED TO YOUR NEIDS • Canvnotool 1 .'• Indus if mjI •Apis • CanstYvttioo RAORO OlSPArCWO Lf GAL UQM) WASH DISPOSAL

SO JERSEY

Podiatric

Office Open

Farming Most Hazardous

COURT HOUSE - Dr. Charles H. Boxman has just opened an additional office at 2 Village Dr.. Dennisville Rd.. here for the practice of podiatry specializing in foot surgery and sports medicine. Dr. Boxman was bom and raised in South Jersey. He is a graduate of the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine, and completed his surgical residency program in Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Boxman is a Diplomat* of the American Board of Podjatric Surgery and

American B4>ard of Podiatric Orthopedists. He is a Fellow of the American College of Foot Orthopedists and a member of the American College of Sports Medicine. HE WAS co-chief of staff at Broad Street Medical Cenler for four years, whefe he trained residents in foot surgery. He is a member of the medical and surgical staff of Atlantic City Medical Center, Kessier Hospital and Broad Street Medical Center.

Agriculture is now the most hazardous industry in the United States. Based on the 1980 Accident Report released on the National Safety Council, 3,000 of the 13,000 deaths from work accidents last year were in agriculture. The work death rate for agriculture was 61 deaths per 100,000 workers com-

pared with-50 in mining. 43 in constiuction and 13 in all industries combined. The agricultural death rate has increased by 13 percent over the 1979 figures of 54 ■deaths per 100.000. Deaths were caused by falls, by accidents related to machinery and by injuries related to animils - in that order.

Doctors Honored N

ston£ harbor - Local practitioner Dr. Robert R: Speer has been elected vice president and a member of the board of directors of the American College of Osteopathic Rheumatology. At the recent Los Angeles seminar of the American Osteopathic Assn and AOCRH, Dr. Speer also delivered an address on "Physical Signs in Clinical Rheumatology" ALSO AT the seminar,

Dr. Robert Renza was made a fellow of AOCRH. He maintains a practice in florth Cape May. His brother, Dr. Richard Renza, who passed his certifying boards in Rheumatology, was recommended for certification by th£ American Board of Internal Medicine. Dr. Richard practices in Wildwood, and -is associated with Dr. Robert in the North Cape May practice.