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■ AITfirTINa-NIghO, wMlrandt In VUkn/North Cop« May ana by fMnog* boy. Coll Mlcbool, ah* 6 p.m. 886-9826 - — 12/29 SMALL SUSINUSU. 8ooLli*#plng don* in my koAo. Rata ■taportoblo - according H> work volum«. Coll 465.9700. Ton yoon bonking •xportanc*. MASSAOI, TNIIAI*y\ SNIATZU, HOLITIC Koalth countoling. Yogo hr onyono wbo miglrt b* in n^d or jutt a*in CmUfW. Dion* 344-5197. 12/1 IXMOINO MOTNU A IXRIXIINCID srmn Will bobynt In owr Avalon bom*, doyi and •vtningi. All og*i Rtf**mt availobl* on r«qu*it. Coll 967-3102. . .12/1

PAS-KEi PAINTING Interior-Exterior Residential Free Estimates | 9674167 I

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tlm# to Bornio,

967-3446 FULLY INSURCD YIA* ROUND Avalon Horn* Cleaning Service HOMES RENTALS OFFICES WINDOWS

Ponoling. drop colling*, pointing, staining. No |ob l o small. Coll 8869758.

WALT FABIR PAINTING, TIRIORAIXT8RIOR—Scrape, coulk, putty.. Two coots, fully insured. Free •stimotes. Call 8860324. TN S8WINO 6 SLIPCOVIRS MADI—Smocked dresses, also. Coll 465-2667. ; 12/8 SKASHORE PAINTING—Local references. Interior-ERterior. Quality work. Experienced. Coll Tony Fittipaldi, 884-2797. TN

00»n KNOW WHO TO CAIP ce us . ‘mas suiLoas 6(dMra. Xym nixriiiiM. 1SS4TM

PAINTING BY GARY*. TWIGGS INTERIOlWXTBWfl REASONABLE Of PE NOABTE 4663615 >fw6p.m. m

HAVE PICK-UP, Will HAUL, TOTE your junk to the dump cheap! Coll Mark if you won} it moved. 8864061. ! 12/15

MIUNCtp ACCOUNTING —Porsonal-Partnorshlp-co-rporation. Year round Income Tax services. David R. Williams. Licensed Public Accountant, 123 Shore Rd.. Oceonview, N.J. Appointments Preferred. TN

NORTHERN STATE TREE SERVICE—All phases of tree services. Insurance coverage. Free estimates. Coll 861-2872. 1; 12/29 MAC'S HOME IMPROVEMINTS—Installation of kitchen cabinets, formica countertop and vanity. Aha spedofizing in door ond window replacement, additions ond alterations. Free estimates. Dependable service. Reasonable rotes. CoH 368-6141. , TN FOUR SHORE PAINTING Yomr round Cosswsi.-A—. (No |ol» foe email I) Mkee. eenrko-Winter, Mefntessence A ee^A^rfi y ^wneesEFe c

FIR SURE1868-7440 »2S PAINTING—Interior, Exterior, Residential, Comm*rci6l. Free estimates. Fully insured. Local references. Professional W o r k m a n's h i p . Call 609-967-7612 or 215-287-7435. Young Pointing Co. 12/1

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

SHARPENING SPECIAL! Axes ond hotchets, 75*. Knives, five for $ 1. Scissors, 50*. New choins, 25* per drive link. Chains sharpened, $2. Mower blades, 50*. One chain sharpened free with purchase of new chain uJtfil Dec. 10. Coll 8864055 11/17 HORSES BOARDED-Hay, feed ond good born. $65 per month. Call 465-4511. 12/1 FOR QUALITY WORK CALL COB OBERMEIER A SONS. — Garages, roofing, additions, porches, paneling ond siding. Coil Today, 8868301 ' 1 -28-83

l that will at least TRIPLE proMnt reading speed with good comprehension ond retention. Also Improves study shills ond scores on PSAT, SAT, GRE ond other standardized tests. Call 8846077 for Information about FREE ■ introductory lessons each week for remaining sum-

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Mlhe O'Neill BUILDER — Interior-Exterior. Home remodeling ond repair*. No |ob too small or large. Coll 861-2110,0^ 5 p.m. JN WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY ‘•PERSON in their home evenings. Exp. CoH 729-5187

SPECIAL TOUCH HOUSE CLEANING SmVKI. Avotoo residents, you will enjoy the special attention I give your $40 weekly, also available on dally basis, uxcellent ref. Call 653-6959 TN

C t V TILE KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS FEOOftS. BATHROOMS. FOYERS. PATIOS AND , All REPAIRS. FREE ESTIMATES 398-7348 Ocean City

EXPERT TYPING done in my home on on IBM Selective II Typewriter Casino disclosure forms, menus, term papers, resumes. All business logo ond personal papers typed quickly and professionally. Coll 884-8584. IN YOUR HOME CHAIRS rewebbed, from $45. Free estimates. (Toll Jim at 8847582. ' — TN POR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS — Fast Service, quality printing. - Call 884-8700. Christmas cords imprinted now. • TN

ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES REPAIRED - Fo*t service, any moke, reasonable prices, quality work. Call anytime 729-1758. ] TN

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8866880

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Now is the

paper and paint. Call 884 7071 or 884-5129.

TN - I will smoke your fish for hoH, any kind. Rod's Seafood. Green Creek. Phone 886-6724. TN

o* low o* 1225. Garage door, one coot, $35. loweet prices around. References available. Coll 8868901.

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ACCOUNTING A RUflNHt.

Joeeph Discount. 122 38th St. Sea hie CHy, coll for oppt.

263.2126.

TN FIREWOOD FOR 8AU - CoH

263-8775.

TN SCOTT'S WAXING AND I. CoH 522-3462. TN

CARPETS DIRTY?

SOUTH SHORE CONSTRUCTION

WILL REMOVE FURL OR. from one location to anothor or buy from owner ond remove. 327 3914. — TN

Coll for FREE ESTIMATE 967-3232 AVALON CARPET CARE SCOTCHGARD

REEL'S TV SMVKE: 8863785. Zenith, RCA. Plus - oil other mokes. 35 year* in electronic*. Drumbed Rood, Beoch Ave.. VIHo*. -a. _TN •COTTS PAINTING AND POOPING. CoH 522-3462. J TN TIM McNICHOL _ General Handyman — Carpentry, pointing, wallpaper,^ plumbing, roofing. No job too small. Twenty-four hour response. References Coll 465-7163.

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Near Cape Veterinary Hospital

Young Tiger Cat

Male, Bright'oronge & white itripes

e, Bright orange & white itr No collar • Very Friendly

Call 886-3771

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LOST, N. CAPE MAY, STATE REOISTRRID TWELVEGAUGE SHOT OUN-Vicinity of Water Tower, Scott Ave. ond Club House Dr Reword Coll 8862953 12/1

CALICO CAT, LOST, AVALON—Reword 17 years old Needs attention. Coll 967-3371 : 12/1

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difference it Mokes in your home. 35 years «vp«ri#nce. free estimates. 886-6891.

Villas ond vicinity.

Capital Comments Programs to Aid Heating Costs

MACHO is a 5 month old male kitten, orange and white, very friendly, litter trained, good disposition.

FOUND IN CAPE MAY ON 10/17 THIS YOUNG MALE GOLD COLORED DOG.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADOPT ONE OF THESE PETS CALL 884-7605 or 884-5898

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NOW THAT the cold weather has arrived, I want to remind you of some state and federal programs to assist the elderly, disabled and low income families pay their heating bills this winter. ~ Home Energy Assistance: The state expects to receive $65 million from the federal government for this program. It is estimated that 207,000 lowincome families will be eligible tovreteive an average benerk of $290 Low income families, including tenants who have their hearing charges included in their rents, arc eligible for this program. Residents who live in public housing or receive a housing subsidy are not

eligible.

INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS vary depending on the size of the household, geographic location and type of fuel. Households heated by oil, l^erosene or electric will receive the largest amottRt. Last winter S51 million was paid out to 205,000 New Jersey households. The average amount for each

household was $250.

To be eligible for • assistance, a single person must have a monthly income of $487 or less The maximum income level for a family of two is $648; $809 for a family of three, $970 for a family of four ai

included in your rent,., a rebate check will be sent to

you

Residents enrolled in the state's low-cost prescription drug program, PAAD, or Medical Assistance to the Aged should automatically receive Lifeline applications in the mail Others may call toll free (800 ) 792-9745 for an

application.

Weafherization: This federal program is designed to improve the energy efficiency of homes. I/jwincome families, the elderly and disabled ah? eligible for this service. Under the program, an energy audit of a house is made and then the federal government pays for any improvements, such,as new storm windows or installation, required to save energy. Last year, improvements were made to

5,400 homes.

This year $3.8 million is available for this program. To be eligible, a single per son living in a city or suburb must have an an nual income of $5,850 or less. The maximum annual income eligibility requirement increases by $1,925 for each additional household member living in a city or suburbs and by $1,625 for each extra member living on a farm. To apply for this program contact your local

ind Community Action Agcn $1,131 for a family of live'

Calico Kittqp, female, is about 5 months old, sweet

disposition.

THE ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY OF CAPE MAY COUNTY INC. — P.O. Box 885, North Cape May, is a non-profit volunteer organization. Besides the animal above they have numerous other pets for adoption and also offer s lost and found service. Call 485-3403. Open Tues thru Sun. 11-3, closed Monday.

(THE HUMANE SOCIETY

OF OCEAN CITY INC. at Shelter Rd. of Tennessee

Ave.jin Ocean City hat the

pet below for adoption as well as many other canines and /elines Shots are administered before adoption. The Society is run by volunteers and donations are appreciated, ’re' open between l 4 p.m. and can be

at39B-2018.

Weimaraner, a 5 month old female, is lively and

lovable.

Applications are available at county welfare boards and boards of social services. Most families receiving food stamps or Aid to Families of Dependent Children automatically will receive the energy assistance without apply-

ing for it.

Lifeline: This state program for the elddrly and disabled provides a $175 credit* per household for utility costs. The mojiey comes out of casino revenues. Oyer 240,000 residents received utility rebates last year. To be eligible, you must be 65 years or older or be receiving Social Security disability benefits. Your income must be less than $12,000 for a single person or less than $15,000 for a marrjed couple. ONCE YOU HAVE been approved for this program, your gas or electric com pany will credit your account for the amount However, if you arc a tenant and your utilities are

cy, county administration building or city hall in ur-

ban centers

If you are eligible for any of these assistance pro grams, I urge you to apply quickly while funds stjll are

qvailahle.

Finally. I would like to remind residents tbe state has a policy that Rrotects /•you from having vyour powc^ cut off this winter if you are unable to pay your heat or electric bill. Under a state Board of Public Utilities order. ■ power companies cannot cut off service from December l to March 15, provided the customer pays a quarter of his delin quent balance. (Sen. Hurley represent* all of Cape May County and parts of Cumberland County.)