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- 67th AND OCEAN DRIVE AVALON Learn the fun of stenciling Large Selection pre-cut - uncut Mylar Stencils. Wall Borders to Stationary — 1 Complete Artist Supplies • Personalizing • Custom Framing and Kits • fltats CREATIVE ART ACTIVITIES FOR THAT RAINY DAY. Workshops for Lampshades and Stenciling Mornings All Summer OPEN DAILY; CLOSED SUNNY SUNDAYS 368-8241 P ^ . Iffe?* pappg I ^ ' I ® HAND PAINTED SWEATSHIRTS. ROBES. HATS Hi SALE: CREWNECK SWEATERS W |f PLUS FREE MONOGRAM \£~ J|j DRESSES— SEPARAfES FOR THAT SPECIAL FEELING |! ^ selection of summer clothing at reduced prices V 74..C dot £ 9720 7<ftW otv€. 7L- if. SroMt DEUGHTFUL V >^"OFF THE MALL SHOPS" ■7* OF VICTORIAN f Cape May '*

yS — ,^Ae H iclertan !JU [■7 Antiques ■ Interior Design If y 11 S3 Washington Street 1 Lr Cap* May. N J 08204 (609) 884 &S60 Crafted Unique Gill Shop Country Crafts. Dolls. Antiques PRIMITIVE ART - FRENCH COUNTRY qq a c-170 656V? Wash St 004-0 1 ly Cape May fThe Flickering Wicke Candle & Gift Shop we now carry CtauUafty CjaiieJ balloons fmw ■j 884-7722 I

&vu4tma& Island 400 Madison Ave.. Cape May " (Between Beacn & Wasn St ) Wi+a q OPEN DAILY 10-10 2fil SUN. 11-9 ,'WR 884-4342 (Grazer <§utlt fabric Sijoppe Specializing in Calico's & Nostalgia Handcrafted Gift Items 656W.U.S,, & Supplies Cape Mat 884-7 1 47 zzWicliummti ^'Yig&ti earn I • ANTIQUES • CUSTOMIZED LINEN • NOVELTIES 668 Wash St 884-1380 Cape May

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Trucks Boost Program

AVALON - The borough's recycling pro- ^ gram has received a great ■ boost. At a rental fee of $1 per year, the borough has obtained the ■'Eagerbeaver-' < recycling trailer i and a 1 - ton pickup truck from the Jersey Cape Shelter Workshop. The Eagerbeaver has compartments for glass, aluminum and newspapers, making cojleution and storage of these items easier. WHEN THE public |i works department collects recyclables during July, it wiM distribute information on recycling, sloyv-it and water conservation to each residence in Avalon. Included in the packet I will be a water-flo restric- - tor to be attached to a j shower or faucet to reduce fo water .use. This is not because of a water shortage but .topreduce the amount of water grring into the sewage system, and to reduce electric cost. It is an ail around conservation measure It is also re commend/d that residents wateflbrfly early in the morningmid late at

night to provide maximum pressure during peak use hours of the day. Everyone who participates in recycling is helping to (deduce the amount of trash going into i landfills at a cost of S26 per ton in tipping fees. There ■ • are dumpsters located at j,the Public Works building

for trash disposal— no con struction materials. There will be a bulk trash collection the second and third week in September, but this again does not in eluded construction materials. For information concerning recycling, trash or water phone 967-7697.

Kh( \( I.I. Mi PAYS — It F: . CVCI bol of New Jersey Department of Energy, with help of Louis J. Lanianna of county Health Department, magically illustrates value of recycling at recent conference of New Jersey Association of Couitfies jn Atlantic City.

c° Helping Children j Spend Time Alotie }

By NAM V VKCKRK 9 COURT* HOUSE It you're working parents whose children spend part pf the day at home without supervision, the follbwin^ ideas are offered to makeV children feel safer""1md '

lessen the dangers of being alone: Hold regular fire drills i with the oldest child in | charge Tftach children how to ] dial emergency numbers ' and practice giving direc J lions on how to reach the R house in the event ihat help I from the fire' or police s department is required ' Have rehearsed phone i conversations so each child ft can be taught how to place f a call in case of an • emergency Tape your address and key phone numbers next to the phone Include your work phone number, the local emergency or ambulance number, the police, and the number of a neighbor who fs at home during the day. LEANT: A simple first aid kid at a designated spot and teach children" how to use it. Review such standard safety rules as not playing with matches, knives or scissors; not to use stove, oven or microwave; not to climb on furniture or ladders. Set up a snack center within easy reach which utilizes non-breakable con- I tainers. such as paper plates and plastic cups for a child returning home from school. Warn children not to let strangers into the house for any reason. Instruct children not to tell callers they are alone. Have children routinely call you at work to let you know when they get home Arrive home at a designated time and inform children if you're to be delayed. J

' Consider adopting a pet to reduce a child's loneliness Nancy Verere is youth . chairman of the county f chapter. American Red , Cross

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