4 Herald & Lantern 24 October '84

!We Once Again Thank All Our Customers For Their Continued Support. Watch 'For Our Money Saving Coupons in the Paper. * SALE OCTOBER 25 TO NOVEMBER 1 Boneless Chuck Roast '1" LB. Bolar Roast LB. Beet Cubes (Lean) ! ! ! ] «1" LB Beef Bones '.«9t u.' Ground Chuck ( >1« LB. 5 Lbs. or More . '1 " lb! , STOP UP FRONT & VISIT LYNN & FRANK y« LB. HAMBURGER ON KAISER ROLL 99c

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BAR-B-Q CHICKEN >2.59 Lb. RIBS '3.29 lb. SAUSAGE ON STICK 69'

WE MAKE OUR OWN SALADS PATTIES SAUSAGE

MORRELL BOILED HAM $189 u, N.Y. OR CLEARFIELD ^'AMERICAN CHEESE «1»* mi SB'"! SPECIALS MO THURS. Mr OAMBUntO AATTK |tT '2.H 2 U. PKG TUES. ONLY - CtUP STEAK ■1.M LI. PKG.

I If ©WON. THRU SAT. S AM- 7 PM y j SON. 8 AM - 5 PM ™ & gtettajfegSSa SALE ■ I 5 DAYS ONLY OCTOBER 24-28 20% OFF A 11 Fall/ Winter/ Holiday Sportswear Take an additional 20% OFF even dress iPH J\ in stock. If. 1 1 Regularly ft'#' \ $76.00 to $204.00 Jj J "A CAPE MA Y STORE ONL Y Dover Dress . 309 Washington Street Mall . * r. Cape May, New Jenev )• 'V 8*4-2083 ' / *

Kean Names Gibbs To Board

AVALON - Joseph T. Gibbs, the borough's safety I and loss prevention manager, has been named by Gov. Thomas Kean to the Public Employees Occupational Safety Health Advisory Board under the Commissioner of Labor. During his tenure in the muncipal post, Gibbs instituted changes in its safety and health programs which brought the borough a $17,000 dividend from its workmen's compensation policy. The borough has maintained a perfect safety record since 1978 AVALON WAS named top in the state in safety in the workplace, and received the George Burke Facility Safety Award from the Water Pollution Control Federation. "Avalon is fortunate to have Gibbs and his talent and we are proud to have the governor recognize his work and achievements.'" said Andrew Bednarek, borough administrator. Gibbs has worked in the field of occupational safety

and health for the Philadelphia Fire Department and for Smith Kline, a pharmaceutical firm. He became affiliated with the borough after his retirement here. HE HAS established clinics as well as safety manuals for the borough. Every accident is investigated, and all protec-

tive equipment is inspected monthly. His most innovative program has been to equip personnel with protective clothing and breathing equipment for any work underground or in confined areas. The borough also has an ongoing safe driving program for public employees.

Medicare Workshop ! 1 I Tomorrow . COURT HOUSE - Friends of Burdette plan a 7:30 p.m. forum and workshop on "Medicare, A User's Guide" tomorrow in the old court house. Main Street (Route 9). The guide was prepared by a member of the El 2 Paso. Tex., chapter of the American Association of 1 Retired Persons (AARP) aided by a newspaper columnist. It has been endorsed by the El Paso Medical Society. ■Jhese guys really did a — Job." said Joseph Warp, a Friends member an£local health activities. — irihis really looks like it could be a great thing." A press conference will be held at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, he said, and a task force will be activated after the workshop.

CONGRATULATIONS — Joseph Gibbs, left, accepts congratulations from Avalon Administrator Andrew Bednarek on appointment to state Public Employees Occupational Safety Health Advisory Board.

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