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Primrose Place East Condominiums New Wildwood Crest Condos Starting at S77.000 - Only two left fommcirono fH^rl %■■■ reol ••lot* agency MMMHMMW " 2202 BAYSHORE RD., QQC VILLAS, N.J. OB251 OOP-/ / /I BAYSIDE VILLAGE: 2 bedroom rancher with eat-in kitchen, full 3 piece bath, living room, utility area, large panelled den with brick fireplace, screened porch, large storage shed with work area, only B years old. $49,900 VILLAS: Spacious 3 bedroom rancher with 2 full baths, living room, large utility room, kitchen with dishwasher, custom cabinets and plenty ol storage, dining area, tool shed, vinyl siding, beautifully landscaped. Only $51,900. NORTH CAPE MAY: 4 bedroom split level home with a 10Vfr% assumable mortgage. Living room, eat-in kitchen, full bath, large den with bar. wood stove with thermostat control for heating, fenced rear yard, attached garage, 75x100' shaded lot. $35,000 assumable mortgage with monthly payments of $442 per month to qualified buyer. Asking $56,900 NORTH CAPE MAY: Nice 3 bedroom split level Just four blocks to Delaware Bay. Living room, kitchen, dining area. 1V4 baths, utility room, large rec room with brick fireplace, wood deck off dining area, fenced rear yard, large shed. Reduced to $61,000. ERMA: Roomy rancher on a 100x125' lot. home has 3 bedrooms. m 1W baths, living room or dining room, eat-in kitchen, utility room. 24x24' -rec room with brick fireplace and insert, sliding glass door off rec room to patio. 10x20 shed, home only 12 yrs. old. $67,500. COASTAL PROPERTY SOUTH CAROLINA DAUFUSKIE ISLANDS Daufuskie Islands is a beautiful pristine Island in the infancy of it's development. Just across Caiibogue Sound from Hilton Head Island Do you wish you had had the foresight to purchase property on Hilton Head Island 20 years ago? Buy on Daufuskie Now! former cape may county residents 10e romano & bill mischler CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-845-3520 TOON-PAWLEY REAL ESTATE INC. JULIANA TOON-PAWLEY BROKER IN CHARGE ■ REALTORS Licensed Real Estate Broker I I BUDGET PLEASER1 Am betooom buigatow. tufty trashed I and ready to mn* in. Gas heat, tvge fenced yard, located on | a nice street. Cal or stop in today) $30JBQJX) to toe Vlas I NtKWBdftWXtt WtiK is reflected to Ms wed kept home/ I to Ms (Met Meet to Del Haven. This two bedroom tongtoow w I ready and wtotog tor you to rme to. Priced right to S34.900.M I ATTBOION OOLFERS1 See n SHjS One ESS S I dm tacatod near two of toe aeas fcsst goN cones. Home toahaer^. ■ Mag mom. dntog room, hi btoh, spacious endoeed breezeway, I totached gsage. zoned heat and intolerance tree tountoun adng I Located on a beaulfciy landscaped tot to SMtoton. DeMtoty a I ecuMe level Priced to $89,900 - Cal today; tfc toe. to Was I W6-Z7P4 UMCNJE? to toe VBas. btooto toMi wortl Cheerki aknoRtoere. I kMW Ixw bwtnoni hmc. Good mate, Idkfawi, Rartdi inn I Mh Ay Itft, mwi, a*K M, W7500.00 I « r w ■_ « 886-2704 * ■ ■ ■ * ] by A 405 BAYSHORE RO. ■ la inc. of THE VillAS

Forum to Discuss Health Care Costs

COURT HOUSE - An informal discussion of the options available in combatting the soaring costs of I health care will be sponsored by the County Library and the Domestic Policy Association 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15. An issues booklet presen--j ting descriptions of the problems, outlining the choices and options, analyzing the benefits, consequences and trade-offs will be provided free to those who wish to participate at the library. TOUGH CHOICES are facing Congress on the future of Medicare — it can pump more money into the ailing program which provides health insurance for the elderly and handicapped or it can cut benefits and tighten eligibility requirements, say the sponsors. The Medicare issues, however, are only symptoms of something much larger, they say. Costs have soared throughout the health care system. Over the past twenty years, the price tag for health care services has risen far more rapidly than the rate of inflation — from about $40 billion a year in the mid-60's to more than $350 billion a year today, they report. Health insurance and government programs pay for 70 percent of all health - services and in an odd way the "third party" system that protects paJientsTrom large out of pocket cosT&jj/ also responsible for health care's soaring costs, experts say. But the public pays for these costs in less obvious ways — the,, average cost per yearns $2,000 per American adult. THE OPTIONS to halt

the spiral of health care costs include higher taxes, increasing deductibles in health insurance-coverage, making even impoverished Medicaid patients pay a small fee every time they visit a doctor or clinic, and encouraging competition between health care providers. The debate about health care costs is already underway. It involves many parties — hospital administrators, doctors, government officials and individuals. The measures being debated would help contain costs, or else raise funds, but they would also reduce the access some people have to medical services or make them pay for the services, observers say. At a time when the outcome is still uncertain, it is still uncertain, it is important that the public join the discussion, since the public's health, and financial health, are at stake, they state. THIS FORUM will take into account the national and local effects of the issues. William H. Waldron III, president of Burdette Tomlin Hospital, Anne Magee, representing Health Systems Council of Cape May County, and the moderator, Dorothy Kittner, assistant director of the County Library, will —-assist-ill the discussion. The forum is designed to provide a mechanism for Ihe-wcamination of issues /and an attempt to reach a consensus. It is planned as an effort to ease the heightened sense of frustration on compelx issues such as health care, national security, environmental concerns and unemployment.

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