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WANURTOH-PIU-MMNO AND MtATINO M41000 Jobb4r>g, alteration*, itew.worfc. Ft— t*t: N.J. State Ikaniad #3807. — TN TIN McNtCHOi. Ganarol handyman. Carpentry, pointing, wallpapering. No fob iov •moll, gdheral repair woefc. Coll 465-71 fi3. •« — ——- . TN

CARPETS DIRTY?

Coll fci I Rtt f SIIMAtE 967-3232 dVJLOII CARPET CARE SCOTCHGARD

»C«N HAM ANN Builder. New hornet; odoHlon*, alteration*, large repair*, garage*, deck*, roofing, •iding. termite damage' report*. Free estimate*. Phone 465-9383. * i TN WIU MMOVI FU8L OIL from .one location to another or buy from owner and remove. 3273914. !TN

COLONIAL CAiriT aiANINO - $15.00 per room, 2 room minimum. AI*o general- cleaning, realdential or • commercial, apartment*, office*, window*. Coll 263-

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G&M OIL ' REMOVE OLD HOME SEATING OIL PROM TANKS OF CONVERTED SYSTEMS PAY TOP RATES PER GALLON ALL QUANTITIES LARGE AND SMALL 368-5266 tn

WtOKSHMFIMOMMIY 896-4103 SMCIAUZINQ IN HOT HOOP shinqm ourmts, FATCMYtOltK MIMMt LOCAL *0 FRIIISTIMATIS CALL PAY Q««V«NINO

L*T OUt MOr«Tm-Cleon all your floor*. du«t your «tuff. do oil your chore*. We satisfy oil, give u* a colli Don't delayCALL today! Mopette* 398.6143. \ 12-16

BUSINESS ACCOUNTING Personol- PortnerjtAp- . orporatlon. Yeor round Income To* services. David R. -William*. Licensed Public Accountant. 123 Shore Rd., Oceanview, N.J. Appointment* Preferred.

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POt ALL YOUR PRINTING NltDS-Fas! Service, quality printing, r'oll 884-8700. ' Christmas card* Imprinted now. TN. GROCERY SHOPP! NO-Deli-very service. Servicing Avalon, Stone Harbor Court House. No order too large. 967-7649. TN LADIES — CAN'T OCT OUT Of THE HOUSf FOR A HAIRCUT? Call Vicki, licensed beautician, and I will come to your home. Hair cut $10.00. Nov. and Dec. Holiday Special-White Velvet permanent wave, wash and set •ncl. $22.50 and 27.50. 886 7807. 2 TN

rust mi* 0LEMIR8 SERVICE 1M-7M1 Light housekeeping Rentals — Homes , Apartments — Office*/' CARPET CLEAMN6 TN PAINTING/PAPER. HANGING Now is the time to paper and paint. Call Bernle, 884-7071 or 884-5J 2d. TN

IT’S NO secret to anyone that Alexandra and John Kokonos of 119th St have a beautiful daughter Mary, who works at Children s Hospital in Philadelphia. . What we didn't know is that Mary is also a culinary artist. This year she created two gingerbread houses, one for her .family and another for two friends she loves, Jane and Ensslen parents of Rick Ensslen of Fort Washington but who have their summer home in Avalon! The houses are little masterpieces, like an illustration from a fairytale. The walls are gingerbread with four towers made of stacked cookies topped with ice cream cones covered with Coconut and capped with cherries. The windows and doors are outlined with red icing.and the crenefations are formed by tiny multi-colored candies. The pillars are small candy canes.

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HOME & COMMERCIAL SERVICES GUIDE

WALTER R. BOBINSKY general cHantLyman Carpentry Masonry Painting Small Repairs No Job Too Small 2761 DUNE DRIVE, AVALON, N.J, 08202 TELEPHONE 609 967-4029

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AVALON HOME CLEANING SERVICE. INC.

DAVID l REED 967-54*6

P.O POX267 AVALON, N J 0820?

CAPE NURSES 888REGISTRY 3473

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NJ ST Licensed 8 Bonded 10* hAverford AVE NORTH CAPE MAY

A NURSING CARE PLAN TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS HRIY DAILY WKLY

yWOtl RAMILY HOMK IN CR**T. Two block* from beach. 4 bedroom*, 2 bath*, new kitchen, go* hot-air heat, low utility . bill*, 60x90 lot. large fenced yard. $109,900. Phone 729 3544. —1-7

TOT STOP-FULL AND HALF DAY NURMRY. Drop in*, after tchool hour*, babysitting day* while you »hop. 8605-07 Landl* Ave., Townteod* Inlet,

263-2250.

L_TN BABYSITTING - IN MW HOMI — Any *hlft. meal* included. 465-3378.

It took Mary three hours to make the houses, the walls of which are stuck together with confectioner’s sugar. We asked Alexandra how sbe could ever bear to eat such a work of art and she said, characteristically, "Oh. I don’t think we will, I think we’ll get Mary to take it to the children at the

hospital."

One thing you may not know about Alexandra is that she has gone back to school and says the going is rough. Not content with having her Emergency Medical Training degree she is now taking the Paramedical course. There is just nothing this gal won’t

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BIDING LftSONS - All age* and levals. Indoor arena for your riding comfort. Red Cedar Ranch. Call 465-9718. ' -12-23

LOST — DOG, MOSTLY COCKIR SPANIKL. female. block with white che*t and paw*. Lo*t Dec. II, Jacksonville Ave. In the Villa*. Named Potty. Owner grieving. Please call 886-0174, 12-23

STONE HARBOR’S oldest resident, Gladys Letkus, celebrated her 9oth Birthday on Sunday, Dec. 13. Popularly known as Mr*. ‘Stone Harbor, Mrs. Letkus has through the years been active in or initiated every philanthropic organizationor club in the

community.

Her two daughters,’ Jane Scott and Rene Thompson, and their families live in the borough and held an Open House in her honor at the home of Jane and Joe

Scott.

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Seven Mile Beach M'Ellen Rowland 368-2294

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HIGHLIGHTS of the day was a congratulatory letter from President Ronald Reagan and the outpouring of devotion from her fami Ijk friends and admirers She would nevdr believe the number of people who called to give us this it6m.

The number of her years is formation regarding your exceeded only by •hi'* u

number of Jier friends.

WE WENT TO the Annual Book Fair at Stone Harbor Elementary School this week and got an education as well as books. The learning came from wat

. ...... piUTIUtm chTnR adults with leaching help tor the aging in many V fWlV-t 10 A rtf I ■ ..I .... I ■ — . L- _. _ ... ■ I. I I ■ . ■ a ■ •.

expertise guide .almost reprdssibly happy kids and enforce good manners without dven hiring to

raise their voices

Principal R. Donald Wendorff and his secretary Eileen Fauscy worked out the logistics and the sale was orderly, fun and a

financial success.

WE HAD A chance to see some future basketball stars working out too. We expect) to see the names of Brian'James, son of Patty and Dennis of 93rd St, lhe went 5 for Slit free throws! and Harold Anderson, son of Val and Ray of CMCH (who is even more accomplished at soccer we learned) on the sports pages frequently in the

years to come. r

Two friends who were helping to make the sale run smoothly were Ramona Wilson of Sunset Dr. and Noreen Davison of

83rd St.

THE VOLUNTEER salesgals were fie Shissler Of 99th St. and Ruth Fisher, 10117 3rd Ave. Durihp the sale Mr. Wendorff went off to get two trees to detorate for the performance Jhe school gives before the Tree Lighting Ceremony on the 14th. The students were making ingenius and attractive wreaths to hang in each room for the holidays.

other ways irtcludinft' Halffare and Fare Free trahsportuftion. assist with Help insurance problems, home delivered meals for those temporarily or permanently disabled and many, many additional

services.

Call 886-2784 on any questionsdr needs that yob may have. .These services are co-sponsored by the Board of Chosen Freeholders and the NJ State Djv. on Aging.

Deacon Will Be Speaker

Births

SOMERS POINT - The following Recent area births have been announced by Shore Memorial Hospital: Son lo Loui* •'nd Joyce Millrn Addarto of ISM S Shore Hd , Ocean View. Dec II l>aa*titef lo David and Christine Nalllr Hand of 108 -Orchard Dr . North Cape May. Dec 12 DaaKfcler lo Joel and.Diate Dick LedwlK of 209 Hollywood Ave. Villas. Dec II DaaRfclrr in Donald arid Terti Mrhmirk I .avian of Woodbine. Dec .11 San lo Kevin and Chhqline Oak* Mevln of 1129 Simpson Ave.. Ocean Cily. Dec 15

HARK THE HERALD Angel* Sing. These heavenly beauties from Brownie Troop 24 help uaher in the holiday season 'during Friday’s annual Wildwood Christmas Parade.

RIO GRANDE - The Rev. Craig Pierce. Subday School Superintendent and member of the Board of Deacons, will preach at both the II a.m. and 7 p m, services in Grace Gospel Chapel this Sunday Candlelight Service Set SEA ISLE CITY - , Messiah Lutheran Church, 42nd and Landis Ave., will hold Christrhas Eve Candlelight Service and Holy Communion 7:30 p.m.

The •

? sermon will be giver! by Pastor Henry Ireland. ‘ ~ Holy Night" will

t Judith Jenkins.

antJ^'O’, Hr be sung by J

A Ncav Year's Eve .Service will be held 9 p m midnight Dec 31 A film entitled "The Touch of the Master's Habd" will be shown Christmas Eve Service S SEAVILLE - ' Candidate for Perionality" is the title of the sermon by the Rev. John M. Long of the United Methodist Church at the 11:15 a m. service Sunday following the hymn-sing period at

11:10

A traditional service of candle lighting for the entire family is planned at 7 p.m. Thursday Christmas

Eve

< ■0*1 M Bairv, 77 of Oceprt City,* k Drr IB She resided hen- 20 yearN i atler retiring as an H**eculive Vretary with Aon (if Philadelphia Carmrla T I a»ale. M. nf Cape May Dec 15 A residhn^ here .IT years she was Imrn m Terra DrCava Italy and was asam-ialed wilh the Casale Shnr .Sfnri-here- , Itrha V Mark. 62 «4 Ocean Cdy. ■Dm- II A resident M years, she was n cashier It* A4P for ZB year* <4wis \ IMnnrhrll. B2. nf Avalon Dee 14 A Ihi-nl n-*idenl|6 years he wis a former fkis driver (pr Middle Tow roJup M-honl*. Man .1 Kldredge. m. of Wesl Dap* 1 May. Dee II A local resident ; |o years., she was a member of several social and hmterieal orgam/aiions ■ fawns t-Tnrrnilno. BB of tgean fV ty .Dee 1.1 He lived here 75 years after emigrating front P.mra Italy James It. Henderson Sr». of Whih-dxiro. Dm- 1.1 A Navy veteran of Whrld War II. he was a lifelong resident Samuel K Keegan. B4 of flm-an City. Dm |5 A resident of this c-ily IJ years, fie was a member of the Veteran* Birfers, Philadelphia Vfc-tor II. Knell. 81 of Wildwood. Dm.- 16 Ha was retired from the Kadio f'orp of America Harry T Lewis Jr B2. of fkean City. I>ec II He was a rMtdenf here fdr 12 years Ml wood J. Heksler 80 nf Villa*. Dm- 14 He was a resident here the pent II vear* Ldgar K Hrhmever. 79. of fk-ean |Ctly. D»h- 17 H<- w#* former wssocigte dirm-tor of Ihe local Park mg Authority for si* year*, and received hi*.SO year Shrine pm two year* ago He was the retired owner of Wrhmeyer Asvx a national manufai Infers representative firm i John It Mhltr. Sr . tin of Cnurl House. fkA- in A local, res i den I *incr coming from I year* ago. he wa* a fn Middle Twp school tyslem

INCOMING OFFICERS of the Stojy* Harbor Chamber of (ommerce taking o^th of office include, from left; treasurer James Berke, second vice president Robert Hafele, first vp James\Fisher. president David Rossow They were sworn In by ^tiring Mayor James Wood.

SARA BRADY of 82nd St. keeps everyone up-to-date on benefits to be derived ffom the Cape May County Office on Aging Applications for help with heating bills are again available for qualified applicants. All in-

and will be disclosed onty for purposes of Home Energy Assistance Ap plications are being accepted at (He Social Service Bldg.. Rts. 9 and 47 in Rio

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This office also provides