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BRIGHTON PEDIATRICS, P.A. Emanuel D. Brodsky, M.D., F.A.A.P. William Silverman, M.D., F.A.A.P. are pleased to announcL

the opening of

an additional office for the practice of PEDIATRICS

212 No. Main Street

Gape May Court House, N.J. 08210 Hours by appt. Telephone .465-2424

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WHi. MMOVI nm OK from on* location to anothar or buy from ownor and romova. 327 3914. : TN

CARPETS DIRTY?

Coll for FREE ESTIMATE AVALOtHURPET CARE SCOTCHGARD

toorrs

PAIKT1NO AND .Call S22-3462. IN

FREE TO GOOD HOME—Obrdiance troined, houiabroken. Thrae yaor old mola Shappard Collie lovai kids. Friendly Good wotchdog. Healthy. Ha» all »hotf. Call 729-4673. P TN MARIA, PSYCHIC READER AND HYPNOTIST. No more of Phil'i Rock'n Chair. She will give coniullation in her office by appt., and come to your party. Coll 641-1264. ■ FN

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967-5446

FULLY

INSURED YEAR ROUND Avalon Home Cleaning Service HOMES RENTALS OFFICES WINDOWS

PAINTING BY GARY A. TWIGGS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR REASONABLE DEPENDABLE 465-3615 after 6 p.m. in

EXPERIENCED MAIDS, CLEANING SERVICE—Homei. opl». ( condo* and office*. Call 886-6880 TN

BABYSITTING — Night*, weekend* in Villoi/North Cape May area by teenage boy. Call Michael, offer 6 p.m. 886-9826. 12/29 HOUSEWORK — HOME CARE — Experienced woman. Reference!. Available doily or hourly. Call Inne*, 884-3782,

WEDDING LIMOUSINE SERVICE Chauffer Omen Fleetwood Cadillac • IndMdubltred tpeclat MrvkM lor rtw brtd* ood wvddtng port, • Ontqu* catering to your ovary need to mofco your vroddtng •par la I In every way Center e«

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SPEED READING that will at laoit TRIPLE prasant reading speed with good comprehension and 1 retention. Alto improves study skills and scores on PSAT, SAT, GRE and other standardized tests. Call 8846077 tor Information about FREE introductory lessons each week fot' remaining summer. a : 1 TN Mike O'Neill - CARPENTERBUILDER — Interior-Exterior. Home remodeling and repairs. No job too small or large. Call 861-2110 after 5 P-m* ! TN

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WALT FABER PAINTING, TERIORAEXTKRIOR—Scrape, caulk, putty. Two coats, fully insured. Free e*timotes. Cali 886-0324. ! TN SEWING A SLIPCOVERS MADE—Smocked dresses, also. Call 465-2667. 12/8 SEASHORE PAINTING—local reference*. Interior-Exterior. Quality work. Experienced. CoM Tony Fittipaldi, 884-2797. TN KNOW WHO IS AT YOUR DOOR before you open H. Door viewer inttalled in front door, $15. Call 886-2381. 12/1 MAKE A LIST OF SMAU REPAIR JOBS you need done in your home. No job to »moll. Coll for appointment. Free eitimate. 886-2381. 12/1 NORTHERN STATE TREE SERVICE —All phate* of tree *ervice*. Inturance coverage. Free eitimate*. Coll 861-2872. 12729

SMALL BUSINESS BOOKKEEPING—Coll 368-7498 between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. 11/24 SHABPENINO SPECIAU Axe* ond hatchet*, 75*. Knivet, five for S1. Sattor*, 50*. New chain*, 25* per drive link. Chain* tharpened, $2.' Mower blade*, 50*. One chain tharpened free with purthoie of new chain until Dec. 10. Coll 886-4055 . 11/17 HORSES BOARDID-Hay, feed and good barn. $65 per month. Coll 465-4511. 12/1 TREES PRUNED A TRIMMED for a* low'** $25 per tree. Buthet ond hedge* trimmed, drattkally cut Or removed. It never hurt* to ot lea*t get on ettimote. Small load* of tiffed or untiffed top toil. Great for, filling in ond patching. Coll 886-4055. TN CONTRACTORS: Carpenter*, “woofer*, pointer* electrician*, plumber*. Coll 366-7624. Profettionol with B.S. in Accounting for your Accounting & Income Taxet. • ' 11/17

MasterClean CARPET-UPHOLSTERY DRAPERY CLEANING SPECIALISTS FREE ESTIMATES 522-1717

PAINTING—Interior, Exterior, Reiidentlol, Commercial. Free ettimote*. Fully intured local reference*. Profeitional Workman thip. Coil 609-967-7612 or 215-287-7435. Young Painting Co. 12/1

BUSINESS ACCOUNTING —Personal-Partner»hip-co rporation. Year round Income Tax services. David R. Williams, Licensed Publk Accountant, 123 Shore Rd.. Oceonview. N.J. Apporntments Preferred. TN

TIM McNICHOL - General Handyman — Carpentry, pointing, wallpaper, plumbing, roofing. No job too small. Twenty-four hour response. Reference*. Coll 465-7163. TN WALLPAPER NOW — See the difference it makes in your home. 35 years experience, free estimates, 886-6891. Villas and vicinity. .TN

SOUTH SHORE CONSTRUCTION A Demotes, 0 ARAOSS A IT VR A TIOtfS. NSW MOtMS. wt CAN 4MST AU TOUR •UHDtttOMSSDt. 886-0811 TV • TROUBLE - CALL GABRIEL’S TV SERVICE: 886 3785. Zenith, RCA. Plus • al* other makes, 35 years in electronics. Drumbed Rood, Beach Ave., Villas. TN NORRIS ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS— Roofing, siding and gutter. Cover windows and door frames with aluminum. No more painting. - Fr4e estimates. Call 886-6033 or 729-3036. 11/24

WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY PERSON in .tholr home evenings. Exp. Coll 729-5187

before noon.

TN SPECIAL TOUCH HOUSE CLEAN IMG SERVICE. Avalon residents, you will enjoy the special attention I give your home. $40 weekly, also available on dolly basis, excellent ref. Coll 653-6959.

CSV TILE KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS FLOORS, BATHROOMS, FOYERS. PATIOS ANO ALL REPAIRS, FREE ESTIMATES 398-7348 Otaon City m

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SIAIHOM PAIMTIIS SPECIAL — Shingles painted as low os $225. Garage door, one coat, $35. Lowest prices around. References available. Coll 886-8901. TN

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HAVI WCK-UP, WILL HAUL. TOTE your junk fo the dump cheap! Coll Mark if you want it moved. 886-4061. . 12/15

Paneling, drop ceilings, painting, staining. No job t o small. Coll 886-9758. TN

ACCOUNTING A BUIIMtll.

Joseph Discount. 122-3Bth St. Sea Isle City, coll for oppt.

263-2126.

TN FIREWOOD POR SALE — Call

263-8775.

' TN SCOTT'S WAXING AND POLISHING, Coll 522-3462. TN PAINTING: A-l PAINTING BY BOB: Interior and Exterior. I will beat any reasonable estimates. Quality Workmanship. 215/566 8967 or 609/884-2052.

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PAS-KEL PAINTING Interior-Exterior Residential Free Estimates 967-8167

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EXPERT TYPING done in my home on an IBM Selective II Typewriter Casino disclosure forms, menus, terfn papers, resumes. All business logo ond personal papers typed quickly and professionally.

Coll 884-4584, .

MAC'S HOME IMPROV1MINTS—ln.toHo»ion of kitchen cabinet*, formica countertop and vanity. Alto specializing in door ond window replacement, addition* ond offerotion*. Free e»timotes. Dependable tervice. Reasonable rate*. Call 368-6141. IN

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PAINTING/ PAPERHANG1NO Now is the time to'paper ond paint. Call Bernie. 884-7071 or 884-5129. TN FISHERMAN - I will smoke your fish for half, any kind. Rod's Seafood. Green Creek. Phone 686 6724. TN FOR QUALITY WORK CALL BOB OBERMIIIB A SONS. -- Garages, roofing, addition*, porches, paneling and siding Coll ioday, 886-8301 /^T-28-83

HOME CHAIRS from $20. Sofas from $45. Free Coll Jim ot 884TN

POR AU YOUR PRINTING NEEDS — Fast Service, quality printing. Call 884-8700. Chrittmas cards imprinted now. : TN' AU MAJOR APPLIANCES REPAIRED — Fast service, any make, reasonable prices, quality" work. Coll anytime 729-1758. .

CAPE MAY - The league leaders in both men’s and women’s volleyball competition showed their stuff again last week, taking their respective matches one-two-three. In men’s action, Whipporwill Campground's Stick Faragher was a mean spiker as he spiked those balls so close to the line it was impossible for the Slammers to do anything about them. Rick Hall and Frank Jansson were also a driving force for Whipporwill. Shep Taylor, Bruce Britton & Bill Holt were a trio that tried hard, but the match still ended vyhipporwill, 15-9, 15-3 and 15-0. GLORIA’S did not let last week’s defeat dampen their spirits, John Wilsey excelled in all phases of the game and Stormin' Norman saved numerous plays ' as he dove after those low balls. All-of Gloria's boys were in tip top shape and they took their opponents, Buck's Electric. 15-7, 16-14 and 15-il. Pete Kakoyannis, Bruce Pritchard and Mike Dodsworth played hard for Slarrimers but to no avail. THE THIRD game of the evening wasn’t a total shutout 8s Library III managed to win at least one game of the match against Roth's Candyland. Dexter Fauncc setting and Andy Butler spiking allowed Library the first game in their favor, but then Roth's Stu Cohen and Joe Halicz with their spik- • ing, setting and serving took the last ‘two g^peS, although the Library jdid put up a fight. Final soare of this match, 8-15, 16-14 & 18-16 in favor of Roth’s.

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THE FIRST game of (he evening for the ladies had the Kona girls agair&Vthc C-Yiew. Kona's Dee Sciarra, Nancy LeClerk and Lisa Marcalango broke right through C-View’s defense and took the match 15-5, 15-7 & 14-16. Lynn Massimjano was responsible for'a few of C-View's points as she has developed her serving ability and Lois Soffe and Vickie Biedierman were all around good players. Roth’s Candyladics are just unstoppable as they again took their match 3-6 against Vances. LIZ FARANER. Marlene Mediuch and .Sue McKee have just perfected all aspects of volleyball play and helped lead Roth’s to a 15-8, 15-0 and 15-1 victory Anna Willjams saved a few of Vance's balls from the ceiling, and Elena Bennick helped whenever possible Needlers III and Guarantee Bank went at it at the net hut the Needlers

. SOMERS POINT The followir* area birth* have been reported ,hy Shore Memorial Hoapital SON to Richard L Andrea,Kanoc cbta' I jtimer of Ocean View; No9 7 OAl 'outer to John 6 Terry Doll Dougherty of Court House. Nov 7 DAI,'OUTER to John & Ann Parker Cook of Cape May. Nov 9 RAt'OHTKH to Jame* A l>x* Newman Kelly of Ocean City, Nov ■I, DAt OUTER to John A Patricia Hogan Olenn of Ocean City, Nov 11 SON to IJoyd A Char Iren Barber Reiff of Woodbine. Nov 12 SON to Richard A Sandra Scharr Palombo of Octan City. Nov 12 DAItOHTKR to Edward A Deffine Seaie Oormiey of Ocean City, Nov

took the money and ran. Needlers Debbie Palmer, Lu Ann Rucci & Grace Krog just would not stop until the third match when they had taken all 3 games, 15-2, 15-3 & 15-3. GuaranteVs'Joan McMahon, Gina Cardaci & Margie Gilmartin put in alot of effort for their team ^DeKE LCD'S Rich Hawley, Dennis Kelly & Chris Kelly were on their toes Friday & the Salty Dogs showed up for their game, but were out of practice and DeKelco won all 3 games 15-6, 15-10 and 15-2. Lou Joyce and Cy Cummings played well for the Sal-

ty Dogs.

U.S.C.G.* Air Stations limitless team lost their first game against Cape May Exxon but then rallied to take the last 2 games-of the match. Randy Lee and Paul Huber aided in USCG’s win while Exxon's Buddy Eckel and Rick Hoff helped in the first game

STANDINtis

Power l.riKur W . I. 1 Whipporwill III 2 Gloria'* Saloon 9 3 3 Roth* Candyland 9 3 4 library III .1 7 5 Slammer* 2 10 fi Buck's Elfcrtnc 11 12 Women'* l-raKue w | 1 Ho|h'* Candyland 12 0 2 Needier* III n 4 3 Kona Sporting'Hxxix 7 4C View Inn 5 7 5 Vance's liar 2 10 (Kfuarantre Hank 2 10 Over the Net l-raftiir W I. I Hreakwaler Electric 9 0 24.' S C 0 Air Station A I 3 Cape May Exxon 4 B 4l)eKelcij 3 « SSalty Dogs 0 9 Volunteers CAPE MAY -s The City’s Youth Sports Activities for the winter months are slated to begin competition in late Dec. Enthusiastic volunteers arc needed to help coach area youngsters from 8-16 years of age in basketball, hockey. volleyball and sportsmanship. , If you have spare time,' here’s an excellent oppor x tunity to put some of it to . good use , Interested volutneers please contact the Department of Civic Affairs, 884-8411 CXt. 20 or 27.

City, N '"KM y

lCARMKIjA m. rraca. 79. of Woodbine, formerly of Sea l»le f .'lly Shf operated Carmela's Gift Shop PAUI. I.ESI .IK HROCAN. JR . U. of Ocean City. Nov 17 He waa a member of SI Peter'* United

Methodist Church

NICIHU.AS l„ CAMNiKRO. S5. of Wildwood Creat. Nov 16 He was a

lifelong resident

J/WEI'H I. CARBONE. M. of Er ma, Nov IS Me wax *el(employed CKCTIJA A. CARR. 46. of Ocean , Nov 16. She was a resident far "

I years

ACHII.I.K COHENZA. «5. of Avalon, Nov ID Before hi*"retire menl, he wa* a contractor BETTY E. CREWS. 62, of Avalon, Nov 16 She served a* clerk and la* * rollectorlor the Borough of Avalon * K. I.NtTEH FOUNTAIN, no. of Ocean City. Nov 14 He,was a memher'of the First PreaHytrrian

Church

JOHN M KNK.HT SR .

Avalony Nov 17 He served secretary treasurer for the Avalon

Cham tier of CoAimew

MARVJANK MARTIN. 7B. of \Miami, Fla . Nov IS She was

fformerly of Wildwnxl

MU.OREO F Mrl'AMY. of Avaloq. Nov 16 She was formerly of

Medford

RAYMOND N. MOUNTS. B6. of Court House. Nov 14 He was a lift long resident of this community FRANK I.. OWER. 76. of Rio Grande. Nov IK Hr nerved in the U S Coast Guard HETTY K. RAMSAY, of Ston$ Harbor, Nov IB She was a member of the Stone Harbor Senior* MAHFI. RICK. BB. of Wildwood. Nov 14 She was a resident (or more than fifty years ABHIE*r. TOZOUR. *6. of l»ri moot, Nov 16 She wa* a member of

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