Council’s New Mayor, President

STONE HAKBOR - Ardtfn W Hand wa6 sworn in as m^yor -during the reorganization meeting of the Borough- Council Mayor Hand previously was Council president and his successor in that post is Eric J. Arenbert. Mr. Hand will fill the unexpired term of retiring Mayor James G Wood. Mr Arenberg has been a councilman since 1964. Appointment' of department hcajds was delayed until a new councilman is appointed, which was scheduled for yesterday. COUNCIL MEETINGS

Arenberg Hand

will be 7 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month the fourth Tuesday meeting from October thru April will be at 3 p.m. Planning Board meetings times were set at

7pm for regular sessions with special meetings at 1:30 p.m The Zoning Board of Adjustments will meet 8 p.m the first Friday of each month. Hilda MixselJ reported on the results of the* Hydrangea Festival sponsored by the Women’s Civic Hub aqd announced this event will be sponsored by the Garden Club this year She also reported on the activities at the Bird Sane tuary which was visited by . families from 34 countries. with a total of 48,000 5, visitors during 1981 ^ —Al Wcathnff

Hornsby Tapped As Councilman

STONE HARBOR - Herbert L. Hornsby Jr was scheduled yesterday to be named - borough councilman to succeed Arden Hand, who was recently appointed mayor following the resignation of James Wood. 'Hornsby iS a lifelong local resident, having attended Stone Harbor Public School. Middle Twp. High School and was

graduated from Widener College He is vice president of the Cape May County Savings and Loan Assn and vice' president of the Cape May County Savings League He is treasurer of the local Rescue Squad - which he Helped organize five years ago — and is a volunteer fireman HE IS ONE of the youngbst persons to serve as a council member local-

ly. and was one of ten citizens considered for ihe position during an intensive search by the other members of the Borough Council Councilman Hand was named mayor by his fellow council members following Mr Woods resignation, which became effective the end of Ihe year Mr Wood's retired after seveh years as mayor

ACCOUNT

BEFORE APRIL 15

AND GIVE

YOURSELF A 1981

TAX BREAK.

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Evening Courses Starting From Auto Mechanics To Yoga and More

schools.

COURT HOUSE - The Adult Evening School Program of the County Vocational Schools will begin Tuesday, Jan. 19. Courses are being offered at the Career Center and Vo-Tech Center as well as at Middle Township High School. Ocean City High School, and Woodbine Elementary

In addition to courses for career change and/or upgrading trade skills and leisure tirqe activities, course preparation for a GEI) diploma is extended. Adult Basic Education (ABE) and General Education Development (GED) that could lead <0 a high

school equivalent diploma is provided at, most of the

sites.

Arrangements may also be made for individual preparation during the day. Further information' can be gained by calling -the evening school super visor at 465-2161 PVMkittinR i' a li*l <>1 nffrnnR* fnr ibis Spring lerm BfginninK Jun l'i Ait Condition me iHnsic. Auto Mechanic* ' A<1 vaAotd' Brtjtnnfog Typing <7-9i HiMikkii-pine II <7-9'. Courllpd Cn»» Stitch. Ctmlnm FiaMng Hods Dr.ipcrn’v Klrctnr Hihim* Wiring. Fingernail Sculpturing, Klornl Design Drs :'7«n. (JED 'Mnhdav 7 u in 1 Cjnifrmci Cooking HnmfmakrrHealth Aide. Mm fame. Nurse Aide Oil Pauiling. Private Pilot (irmind School Sign language ■ Advanced! 7 9. Silk Screen. .Small Kiigine/Repair, Speed Heading '7 9i Typewriter Repair. Upholstery Welding. Wnhd Carving. Woodwork mg Cralts. and Yoga '7 9> Beginning Jan 20 Appliance Repair. Apprentice Training (Carpentryi Sponsor Reg. Auto Mechanics ■ Basic i. Basic Trade Math. Bicyde Repair. Bookkeeping I Career Center. Bookkeeping I Woodhihe. Cahinetmakihg i Advanc ed>. Coke Decorating. Con versa Inina I French. Diesel Auto. Food & Beverage Management. Framing Square. Furniture Refimshing. GED • 7-9 30I. Homemaker Health Aide. Knitting. Mr and Mcv Fu ll. Nurse Aide. Ornamental Iron Foundry. Photography. Plumbing. Quilting. 'Refresher Mathematics '3S>. Securities t7 9i. Sewing 'Basto'. Sewing 'Advanced!. Slimnastic* i79i. Small Animal Care, and Upholstery Starting Jan 21 Air Conditioning • Advancedi. Apprentice Training tCarpentry i Sponsor Heg . Aulo Body Repair. Baking Breads Pastries, tiiack Seal License '10 weeks' Blueprint Rending Skct ching. Cabinet making 1 . Calligraphy Contract Rndge. Drafting. Elec Ironies. English as a Second language 'ESI.' Career Center & Woodbine. Folk l/>re Fainting. Fur ■Hlure Refimshing. iGEDt <7-9 .101. Rome Conalruction. Homemaker Health Aide. Hotel/Molel Manage ment, I.PN GPN i Review for State Hoardsi. MicroWkve Conking. Needlepoint, Nurse Aide Oriental Cooking. Outboard Motor Repair. Personal Cire Body Beautiful, Sew mg < Basic i. Shorthand. Sign Language. Sketching. Shmnastics i7-9i. Stained Glass. Typing Refresher. Upholslery. and

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correction" elaboration

An item in last week's Lower Twp News Notes stated that the Lower Twp Elementary School Board had to cancel its Oct 14 meeting because a quorum couldn't be reached The sentence was supposed to read that the Oct 14 meeting was postponed, about half an hour until a quorum was present

NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS

The sol® on item* listed in tho circular in todoy'i paper began on Tuesday Thus certain items may be sold out. Should this occur, please go to our service desk at tht front of the store and request o roincheck Thank You.

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Lower Township Chamber Of Commerce THE MONTE CARLO CARNIVAL ONLY $19. Ifs the Greatestl And it starts with drinks and our grand buffet Then mimes, magicians and jugglers serve up superb entertainment in front of your table while you dine. Soon the stage lights go up and our 30 member boupe dazzles you with a show that gets standing ovations every time. Reserve your seats now! For Tiekett Call 886-3143 or 886-6651

S2S.00 In Quartan To Parson In Lanky Bui Sail (Seating limited)

l eaves Guarantee Bank, Villas at 5:30 PM ' 'leaves Casino At 11:30 PM

(AND GET AN EVEN BIGGER ONE IN 1982)

Even though 1981 is gone, you can still to 15% of yfiur wages in an IRA. to a shelter up to $1500.. tax deductible^, mfiximum of[$1500 or $3000 if husband against your 1981 return. Just open an and wife vyork. or $1750 if your spouse Individual Retirement Account anytime . is, not empldyed. This money rs tax before April 15th.(or the date you file deductible fdr 1981,and fax free until your income tax return). retirement. : If you are not covered by a company Thp sizeable interest you earn is also retirement plan, you can still invest up tax-deferred ! until retirement.

AND FOR 1982 YOU CAN GET AN EVEN BIGGER TAX

DEDUCTION:

Effective January 1. 1982 any wage earner, whether or not covered by a company retirement fund, can invest up to $2,000. a year in an IRA. More good news: If both husband and wife are working, each can contribute the maximum $2000. Or, a married couple, with one working spouse, can invest up

tb.$2250. a yjear divided between two

• acfodnts.

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re the only One who knows,, (or you to save. Cape May gs & Loan offers; you a • eresi rates you can earn on

1. A Fixed Rate of Interest, based on thb 30 Month Certificate rate for 18' months or... 2. A Floating Rate, 18 Month Certificate based on the 6 months Money Market •Unlrtt w msurafe cOfpMy IRA's, youf inys.lmsnl „ m.ufM] uofto *100000 by FSlilC To lake advantage of a ta« break and Speciilisls listed below and we I! help high inlerest opporiunity for 1981 and you determme which mieresl bearing every year that follows, visit one of our tRA is best tor you. Cape May County Savings & Loan IRA

Since no one else is worrying about how much income tax you have to pay.. . maybe you'd better'.

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IRA Specialists Robert J. Boyer Charlotte S. Groome 7 Nqrth Mam St Cape May Court House. 4655186 IRA Specialist Joseph A. Jackson 301 Asbury Ave Ocean City. 398 7400

IRA Specialist Harold Roop.

517, Washington St Cape May: B84 8435

IRA Specialist

E. Joan Schellenger

1899 Bayshore Rd Villas, 886 2773

IRA Specialist Clifford D. Patrick 3301 Atlantic Avenue WildH/ood. 522 2447

IRA Specialist Corylin M. Armour 40 S Shore Rd Marfnora. 388 4500