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/! Bob & Jon's TV ATARI fX /I PHILCO \ X / , QUASAR C~X*X SONY T^C\ " •* SYLVAN1A C/\J Sa/es • Service • Rentals COMPLETE VIDEO UNE • VHS • Betamax • Lasarvisior We ADD A YEAR to Manufacturers Labor Warranty 9-5 DAILY EXCEPT SUN. EVE BY APPT. 2501 Dune Drive — Avaton Phone 967-4481 ,. * ' • .

I id I I D 9 I WMUflM R5 GALLERIES 1 B PRESENTS j| M Dennis Frings B B Donald Sam Sneeder R I , Dot Woodall H | May 19 -June 6, 1984 1 M June 8 - June 20th, 1984 B p Ineke Van Werkhoven M m Watercolors R I 9725 Second Ave., Sfone Harbor I ■ 368-6361 ■ Hours: 10:00-10:00 Daily I'lHU'l'lilWilPIHWilTilllliriHliVITiWiil

Recycling Schedule Reported |

CAPE MAY — In accor- I • dance with the voluntary 1 recycling ordinance I adopted by City Council I May 21, the city has been I divided into three recycling zones and schedules set up for collecting recyclables. Ftecyclables include paper, such as newspaper, magazines, corrugated boxes, brown grocery bags and writing, paper; glass containers, ' which should be placed in a marked, reusable plastic or metal container; aluminium, including beverage cans, pie plates, aluminium foil, food trays, aluminium siding, window frames and other jclean household aluminium. THE SUMMEk schedule for pickups follows : Wednesday, Route 1; June 6, June 20, July 18, i Aug. 1, Aug. 15, Aug. 29, I and Sept. 12. ■ Thureday, Houte 2: June 7. June 21, July 5, July 19. Aug. 2, Aug. 16, Aug. 30, and Sept. 13. Friday, Route 3: June 8, June 22. July 6, July 20, Aug. 3, Aug. 17, Aug. 31, and Sept 14. * Route 1, Wednesdays, will not start until afternoon. Collection on the other routes will begin shortly before 6 a.m. There will be no collection during inclement weather.

Beach Fund Push Vowed WASHINGTON, D C. - Congressman Bill Hughes (D-2nd District) has vowed to continuehis fight for funding construction of the long-awaited beach erosion control project in Cape May City. The project is needed to restore the be^hes in Cape May City, which were severely damaged as the result of the federal government's construction of the nearby Cold Spring jetties The project is also needed to protect the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center from further erosion damage. Hughes made his promise after the House Appropriations committee approved $5 million for construction of a new jetty in Barnegat Inlet and more than $2 million for other New Jersey projects.

"BEAT IT" No. that's not Michael Jackson's "Beat It" you're hearing in the halls of the Victorian Towers - or the parlour of a quiet guest house - or even ^ th* luxury condo on the beach. It's the rush to "Beat It at the FILLING STATION. "Beat the Clock", that is. .T._,AM Have you heard about it. It's simple. Come to the FILLING STATION anytime Wtween 4:30 and 5:59, punch the clock at the door and thai : s the price of your "Beat the Clock" dinner special (beverage not included). Arrive at 4:32 pm, and your dinner costs $4.32. Arrive six minutes later and it costs $4.38. So. it's the earlier, the better. , ,, These are special meals with our always generous portions, and include vegetable and salad. After six, they sell for $6.95 as regular dinner specials. So save yourself from 19* to 38* (the earlier the better savings) and "Beat the Clock." Whcie? At the FILLING STATION, of course - across from the Acme on Lafayette St. Now open SEVEN DAYS. THE FILLING STATION Open every day in Cape May Across From The Acme Mon.-Fri. at 4:30 Sat. & Sun. at 1 1:30 On Lafayette St, • 884-21 1 1

I JL i SEE OUR NEW LINES OF: Verosol Shades • Kirsch Decorative Shades Decorative Shades by Joanna Verticals • Woven Woods UARDS INTERIORS Wayside Village. Marmora "Serving All of Cape May Countv Since 1969" (609) 390-9595 or (6091 390-0266 < Shop at Home Service Available . SLIPCOVERS AND DRAPERIES » UPHOLSTERY MIIEmh Y 7 AHI-S srosiAuawfpfl /insuNDAY jJ: IN FRESH]/ Uj7A.M,7P.Myf%pK0 MEATS wilvi ■> AVENUE WW FOOD MARKET JP^IJ \p^ THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL GOOD THRU JUNE 5TH ^(]

]| RUMP OR BOTTOM ROUND ROAST $189 » I lj| EYE ROASTS • $239 m. \ I r ROUND GROUND $198 | \ DEL MONTE STEAKS $459 ». \ OVEN READY RIB ROAST (A>, cti S298 • L M i\ |Ji& SEMI-BONELESS HAM ow. « 9 1 39 » If I A\ fl, OR MEDFORD BONELESS HAM $198 » j/| § IRREGULAR FRANKS..... ...9109 » /A 4/JlNEW JUMBO GRILL FRANKS ^

I | •DELI* I" \\ Domestic Boiled Ham 9198 « j American Cheese 8198 • I \ Medford Dell Bolojna ®1 59 a. I PI f \ ITALIAN SAUSAGE $459 IV ArBi (10 ». Soi $14,901 ■ * vAl Domestic Swiss Cheese 9139J J V Prevolone Cheese , '11L J': ] dad Smoked >• ewgg i CheeseSausaie 'I""*!

. TAKE OUT SPECIALS • / . BREAKFAST I UNCLE BILL'S \ BREAKFAST A Pl»t 10 01 cup ol COtlM 5175 '.i: Stnteti until 11 A.M. I II dwai a[ SUPER BURGER $"|99 |\ W/FtotcIi Fries \ We Accept Food SUmpt I Ho Covpoas Mteded lot Spcciois I j Not tMponnble tor TrpocrmtotN Ereon j !

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