Herald & Lantern 2 February '83

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MIKK O'NIILL, CARPINT1R-BUILDKR—lnl*rior-EKl«rior. Horn* r»mod*ling ond repair*. No job loo tmoll or large. Call 861-2110 after 5 p.m TN WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY PERSON in their home evening*. EVp. Call 729-5187 before noon/

CSV TILE KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS FLOORS, BATHROOMS. FOYERS, PATIOS AND

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LOST—RLACK PUPPY-Curly with white cbett Eight month* old. Nome, Bud. $20.00 Reward Call

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TN LOST — BROWN A BLACK SIMMINIS CAT around Florida Motor Court Call 465-4521 $20

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ADVERTISING SALES Exceptional opportunity to join the staff of the largest weekly newspaper group in Cape May County. Full time, year round opening on expanding statf. Salary range to $22,000. (plus) Outside sales experience required. Send resume to: ADVERTISING- r /ti 418 Forrest Rd., Villas, N.J. 08251. . \

TIM McNICHOL -G«naral Hendyman —Carpentry, painting, wallpaper, plumbing, roofing. No job too tmall. Tjwenty-four hour retponte Reference* Cull 465-7163 TN FOR QUALITY WORK CALL BOB OBERMEIER A SONS. — Garage*, roofing, addition*, porchei, paneling ond tiding. Call Today. 886 8301 1-28-83

FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS —Fait Service, quality printing Coll 884 8700 Chrittmat cord* imprinted now TN ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES REPAIRED-Fatt tervice, any make, reatonoble price*, quality work. Call anytime 729-1758 TN SPECIAL TOUCH HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE. Avalon reiidenti, you will enjoy the tpeciol attention I give your home. $40 weekly, olio available on doily baiii, excellent ref Call 653-6959 TN WILL REMOVE FUEL OIL from one location to another or buy ny and remove

GOVERNMENT JOBS - Im mediate Opening* — Overteal and domeitic. $20,000- to $50,000 plu* a year Call 1(312)' 931-7053 Ext 2795A ’ 2-2 HOUSEKEEPER, COMPANION—Mother'* helper, live-in, five day* minimum. Reference* required Write: P.O. Box 484A, Cold Spring, N.J. 08204 2/2 *100 PI» WEEK PARTTIMI AT HOME Webiter,'America'* favorite dictionary company need* horbe worker* to update local mailing li*t*. Eoty work. Can be done while watching TV. All

2/9 DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE, 7-12, SCHOOL NURSE, IMMEDIATE VACANCIES New Jeriey Certification Required. Pleote tubmil retume to: Superintendent of School*, 4300 Pacific Avenue, Wildwood, New Jeriey, 08260 An Equal Opporlunily/Affirmative Action Employer

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ALONE! AFRAID? Pr,„ ol.rt button ond PHON-AMEDIC Emergency Service will notify medical and police help within minute*, low, low price, $195, for unit. Guaranteed latitfoction. Act nowl The life you »ove may be your own or loved one. Call 729-0)18. 2-2

CASINO TRIP March 2 is also a PTA function of Our Lady Star of the Sea Mothers, going to the Golden Nugget Casino. Bus leaves 6 p.m. from Acme parking lot in Cape May. For your reservation please call 886-8743 or

886-9847.

TRIP TO IRFI.ANI) May 26 to June 3 is $699 a person, which includes transporta tion, hotels, breakfasts and a meal in a Medieval Castle. For more information, it’s Marion Roney at

641-5203

IT’S ALL SET. Altar and Rosary Society of Our Lady Star of the Sea is sponsoring a "Turkey Trot Dinner” Friday, Feb. 11, in Parish Hall on Ocean Street. There’ll be music, good food and fun galore, all for just $6 a person. For your tickets please call 884-5299, "884-3891, 884-8141

News Notes from-

The Cape Mays Dolly Stango

many countries as a result of his military life. So interesting, .too! CAPE AYs New Chamber Guidebook is ready for your keeping Rosemary Stumpo, chairperson, is proudly showing it off, &nd rightful ly so. It’s a real step ahead into the future SICK LIST still includes Mary Weinberger. Mary l.ehnetat May PUv. Marjorie Rinebold, rarol Prosser and Thomas Casino. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, May Cunningham. Rita Holden, Caspar Robbins,

Emily Dugan, and Sister Rosemary Cicchltti. Cape May Rescue Squad AuxHiary is planning a Card Party in March Watch for details here It’ll be Tuesday, March 8 IN MEMORIAM: Ida Hitting. All of Cape May, or alpiost, knew Ida She worked many times at the Information Booth on the Mdll selling beach tags, was' a prominent person with the Republican organization and one to always give of herself Her dedicated leadership was outstanding

VM1TIM IN AMERICAN FARABISE Si John, U S. Virgin Islands Efficiency apartments, super year round weather. Gorgeous views. $50. per day. Cal 9674651 t*

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Towers, so it’ll be convenient for you to pick up same). This is all home cooking, with the ladies doing the cooking right in the Parish Hall kitchen. Music will W by Al Marshall, on

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2/2 OFFICE MANAGER -Petition require* pott experience with medkoid ond medicore billing*. Good organizotional and management (kill* a plu* Apply in perton Cape May Core Center, Route 9, Cope May Court Houte, N J 465-7633 MID ATLANTIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS SEEKS mature, reliable guide* for Phytick Eitate and trolley to work parttime dur ing teoton, April thru October Will Train, To apply call: 884-5404 2/16

327-3914 TN EXPERIENCED MAIDS, CLEANING SERVICE—Home*, apt*., condo* ond office* Call 886-6880 TN EXPERT TYPING done in my home on on IBM Selective II Typewriter. Cotino ditdoture form*, menu*, term paper*, retume*. All butinei* logo and pertonal paper* typed quickly and profettionally. Call 884-4584. TN IN YOUR HOME CHAIRS REWEBBED, born $20 Sofa* rewebbed, from $45. Free ettimatet Coll Jim at 884-7582. TN TAXES A ACCOUNTING PEBSONAL A BUSINESS. Joseph Ditcount, 122-38th St„ Sea Itle City, call for oppl. 263-2126. TN CARPENTEB NEEDS WORK — Paneling, drop ceiling*, pointing, (taming. No job too »mall. Coll 886-9768. TN

NEW IN TOWN? Meet the neighbors and earn good $$$ selling Avon, Call 399-2182 22

SHOPPERS' FLEA MARKET, GRAND OPENING 26th Si and Park Blvd., N Wildwood. Dealest call for table rote* Coll 522 5333 ‘ 2/2 FREE TO GOOD HOME—Obe dience trained, houiebroken Three year old male Sheppard Collie, love* kid*. Friendly. Good watchdog. Healthy. Ho* all tholt. Coll 729-4073. TN TRI CHEM - Wont to itart a hobby? And make money the » time? Call 263-1347 2-2 3rd ANNUAL ~ FLEA MARKET Sponsored by Wildwood Catholic Parents Guild SAT., FEB. 5, 8 A.M.-S P.M. St Ann’s,Hall. Magnoka Aves, N Wildwood

Table cost, $10 Reservations call 522 2662. 522 9274. 729 6062. 522 3087 .

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b.y.o.b. affair Ever notice the beautiful plants and arrangements at thp Potter on the Washington Mall, all done by Darren Roth. The Rotter is pone other than Joe Halacz and what you dou't see in the store he'll bring down from his hothouse, which is located up on Route 9. He's a red head, all smiles and so willing to be courteous: none other than Orris Lawson in the produce building of Texas MarkeL Chris will gladly nwVho’s^hcen to so

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MAILERS WANTED 40 firm* wonl horn* worker* lo o**i*l in mailing program* Experience unnece**ary For information lend itomped, telf-addretted envelope: Mailer*, 4378-J3 Undell, Si. looit, MO 63108 2-23

Found In Cape May 12/22/82 Near Madison & Washington Sts. A Grey Tiger Mate Cat About One Year Old. CALL 884-7605

TELLER TRAINEE PosttkHM AvaHuHa With local ftnanaal institution Good benefit package, attractive hours Equal Oppor tunrty Employer Send resume to Cape May County Herald. P O Box 484B. Cold Spring, N.J 08204 2 g

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DO YOU KNOW WHERE rhe Villa* 5 & 10 it? Remember Cleml Sometime* all the fancy louche* of exittence are removed, we tee plaii.ly, we look at our heart*. To mailer life, tee through our Motler'* eye*. Slop in, Say hello to Grace, Coro and Jeon 886-3911 2/2 TRIP TO MUMMERS STRING BAND, PHILADELPHIA-But leave* Bayihore Rd ond Waihington Ave., Villa*, Sol., Feb. 26 at II a m thorp For information call Mary Noce, 8B6 6663 or John Wayner, 88&-0163 2/16 MARIA, PSYCHIC READER AND HYPNOTIST. No more ol Phil'* Rock'n Chair She will give coniuhation in her office by oppl . ond come lo your parly Coll 641-1264

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TAN IV* YEAR OLD DOG cannot be kept any longer by it’s owner and is looking for a friendly new home.

THE ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY OF CAPE MAY COUNTY INC. — P.O. Box 8t5, North Cape May. Is a non-profit volunteer organization. Besides the animal above they have numerous other pets for adoption and also offer a lost and found service. Call IBS-3403. Open Tues thru Sun. 11-3. closed Monday

THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF OCEAN CITY INC. at 1 Shelter Rd. of Temewee Ave. in Ocenn City has the pet below for adoption aa well aa many other canines and felines Shota are administered before adoption The Society is run by volunteers ’ and donations are appreciated. They’re open between 1 and 4 p.m. nnd can be reached at 390-2016. s

DING IS a frisky IV* year old black male labrador with all his shots.

EVERYONE’S talking about the face lifting at An chorage Inn by Cape May Dr. Pete Slav.ck and son, Pete. CAPE MAY missed out by a whisker as the site for Victorian background scenes for "Once Upon A Time in America,” the $40 million dollar budget movie about the Jewish Mafia The film just rounded out a half year’s filming in Rome and Montreal. The Jersey Victorian scenes were shot a few days ago in Spring Lake, Bclmar and Ocean Grove. These North Jersey resorts also had suitable backgrounds Robert DeNIro, Tuesday Weld and Treat Williams are among the 20 stars. A little old lady lost control of her car as she was trying to park in North Wildwood. She damaged several other cart. When the officer made out the report and asked if she was insured, she replied: "No, I don’t have to he. I have Medicare." MOST CITY FOLKS don’t even think about closing their summer homes until after Miss America is crowned, so there’s good news for the Wildwoods. At the request of NBC-TV, Albert Marks has moved this year’s crowning to Sept. 17. The Miss America telecast, which zooms NBC to the top of the ratings that week, is expected to be even greater at the later date. Up until this year, the beauty queen was always crowned the Saturday after Labor Day. Other upbeat news for resort economy comes from Alfred Stern, the expert on World’s Fairs. He writes in Variety that next year’s New Orleans fair is shaky due to poor local and Uncle Sam support. In fact, he doesn’t see a major World’s Fair in the next decade. These events always slice into seashore economy. • «i • Flooring magazine, an international publication, highlighted Wildwood en trepreneurs Ralph Grass! and Richard Nagle in photos and text They have patented a new way to install carpet without permanent damage to the floor

Called "No Tak", a patented set of carpet in stallation tools features clips that are not nailed to . the floor. AN ALUMINUM wedfeer and n rawhide hammer are used to position the clips at regular intervals along the wall. After the clips arc positioned, tackless strips arc secured to th<*m, followed by the carpet When the carpet is remov ed, the clips are simply pulled out and the floor is undamaged. Grassi, of Design Craft, just returned from Canada, where there is much in terest in the new invention. Good luck to the island’s news's! ad agency. Action, at 6505 Pacific Avenue, in * the Crest, The principals are Bill Huf, of WWOC; l^»ryn Dean, of WCMC and Jack Wiegand. *

VINELAND MAYOR Patrick Florilli opposes 'Assemblyman Guy Muziani’s plans to make Route 55 a toll road for a good reason. Fiorilli made a •Sjjrn-ey that shows wHcfwood-Cape May.bound tourists on Delsea Drive pour over $6 million Into 32 Delsea Drive roadside businesses in his area. Fiorilli thinks the Jersey Turnpike would love to get some of the toll dollars from traffic going to the casinos. So far, the A.C. Expressway and Parkway get that revenue. So he advocates the Turnpike be extended from Bordentown to Buena, Vineland, Millville and Cape May It’s much more feasible than you might think. IF THE TURNPIKE docs not invest its earnings in new projects, it will some day pay off its bonds and -then all the turnpike workers will he out of a job Due to a legal quirk, when the turnpike pays off iLs bonded indebtedness, it will become a free road *

locals were pleased lo have a midwinter visit from Steve "Milky" I^awlor, host of the Re4 Garter. Lawtor joined many Urie’s Pegleg Parrot p.a Irons who think bartender Denny Bush is a lookalike for Jim Nabors