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•■iiiiiiif IN YOUR HOMI, CHAIRS, REWEBBED— From $20. Sofas rewabbed, from $45. Frae estimates Coll Jim, 884-7582. TN EXPERT TYPING done in my home on on IBM Selectric II Typewriter. Casino disclosure forms, menus, resumes. All business, legal and personal papers typed quiddy and professionally. Call 884-4584. TN CULTIVATING— I will cultivate your garden. $15/Hr. $15. min. Call Tom, 884-6229. 12/12 TRASH REMOVAL SERVI-Cf-CaH 624-3829 I TN • MUSICAL GROUP AVAILABLE FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE. 5 piece band. We play everything. 465-9587 or 522-5859. TN SEASHORE PAINTING— Local references. Interior-Exterior. Quality work. Experienced. Call Tony Fittipaldi, 884-2797. TN J.T. PINE WOOD CRAFT. Custom made wood shelves, clocks, bookcases, assorted wall units. Also your name in wood. Located at K's Flea Market, Rt. 9, Rio Grande. 465-9767 Sat. & Sun. only 9-5. TN SHOPPING A PROBLEM? Let us do it for you. Qbll 886-9580 between 5 & 8 pJpi. for details. D.D.'s Services. J 1 1/17 CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING— Our friendly shop-at-home service offers convenience and guaranteed quality workmanship. Call Scott's Framing Service at 967-5095. TN CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL, $13. per room, Min./2 rooms. Flood damage, also home maintenance, painting, carpentry. 263-7476. TN STONE HARBOR-AVALON. Small painting jobs- garages, decks, showers, fences and some inside work. Quality work for reasonable rates. References furnished. Call Tony, 368-8371. 1 1/14 CLEAN KIT— 465-3871. Starting Nov. 1, Special Holiday Rates. We do it all, thorough cleaning from carpets to chimney including windows & tile. Residential & Commercial. Serving all of Cape May County. (See our od under this heoding). TN TAXES & ACCOUNTING PERSONAL-BUSINESS Joseph Discount, 122 38th St., Sea Isle City. Call For appointment 263-2126 ^ j ^J.F. BUILDERS ' 6216 Landis Ave. S«a Isle City 263-2271 •New Construction •Additions •Decks •Garages I .FREE , ESTIMATES J iSpf INSURED T YEAR ROUND | ,j Avalon Home j S Cleaning Service | HOMES RENTALS 8 :| OFFICES WINDOWS | TAXES ACCOUNTING Personal-Partnership-Corp tycw rami teceaw Tat Same*) DAVID R. WILLIAMS Certificated Tax Practitioner Licensed Public Accountant Moa. Thru Fri. 9-5 Em. & Weekends, by eppt. 123 Shore Rd. (Rt.#9) Oceen View. KJ. 01238 624-1 70S n

PAINTING, PAINTING, PAINTING. Interior or exterior. Top quality painting, lowest rotes in town. Why put off until tomorrow what I con do today. Completely insured. So why wait? Coll Harry today, 884-2923. : 1_TN TAG SALE, WANT TO LIQUIDATE THE CONTENTS of your home or motel. Coll Seashore Services and you can relax and leave the selling to us. 234-0854, 9674891. 11/28 COMMUTER VAN SERVICE available from South Jersey shore to Philadelphia and vicinity. If interested call (215)-532-3800, ode for Bill "Sr. TN DAD PAINTING, airless spray, all work guaranteed, full insurance, free estimates, any type siding sprayed, mobile homes, painted, 465-2809. I 11/28 JANE EVERETT CLEANING AND IRONING. Call anytime after six p.m. Full day, $35., Ironing, $10. (^bundle. * 11/21 -TUTORING— Ail subjects by certified teacher. Call 624-1 134. 11/7 STENCIL A ROOM IN A DAY, pick your favorite stencil & color. Free estimates. Call 884-7747, 10 til 5, Man. thru Sat. 11/21 SBS1 CASH PAID FOR ANTIQUE VICTORIAN FURNITURE, Silver Coins, especially dollars, old wicker furniture in reatoreable cond., dolls-bisque, any unusual items. Call 884-2381. 12/12 NEED WEEKDAY RIDE-Cape May to Court House 9 to 5 weekdays. Need to go just down the street from courthouse. 465-5055 day; 884-4584 evenings. TN COMMUTER NEEDS WEEKLY RIDE between Washington D.C. and Cape Moy. Will share driving ond/or costs. Call 884-4584. TN PART TUNE NANNY for 2 small children in our home. Experience and references required. Call 368-6351. 11/7 QUEEN SIZED OR KING SIZED BED, with mattress and box spring. Prefer colonial style. Must be in exd. cond. and reasonable. No junk, please. 465-5055 day; 884-4584 evenings. - TN MANAGEMENT TRAINEEAADM. ASST. 31 y.o. male desires career opportunity. Prefers Cape May County area. B.A. Good character. Family oriented. Diverse background. 886-2441, evenings. 11/7 WANTED— A female, live-in or day companion for elderly woman. Terms and benefits negotiable. Please reply to Box 126, Cape Moy, NJ. 08204. J1/21 SHARP POCKET CALCULATOR, "Elsi Mate", model #EL-8130 or 1830- A, (the model with no buttons and which sounds the mutual note when you depress 6 number or function). If you hove one, new or used and want to sell it coll 886-3771. TN •■ninm-inr STAMP COLLECTIONS, stamp accumulations, U.S. and foreign. Sports 'N Stuff, 1400 Texas Ave., Cope May. 884-5844. TN mmi? YARD SALE, SAT., NOV. 10, 9 to 3, 151 W. Morning Glory Rd., Wiidwood Crest, 522-485* Household items & bric-o-b/qc; linens & fabrics; clothing & oc\ cessorie*-, toys; gardening supplies; paint & hordware;' and morel I 11/7 YARD SALE, SAT., NOV. 10. 130 W. Crocus Rd , Wiidwood Crest. 10 to 4. Miscellaneous. 11/7

Births Hie following births have been reported by area hospitals BURDETTE TOMLIN Calethia Sharene to Renardo and Betty Blount Shocklev of Court House, Oct. 23. Tabatha Jean to John and Martha Rambo Iversen of Fishing Creek, Oct. 23. Edwin Montalvo to Edwin and Kimberly Verity Torres of North Wiidwood, Oct. 24. Michael Patrick to John and Cheryl Greenfield La Vancher of Green Creek, Oct. 25. Thomas Uoyd Jr. to Thomas and Beatrice Young White of North Cape May, Oct. 24. Dale Chrstes, Jr. to Dale and Lisa Christensen Sandquist of Wiidwood, Oct. 27. , Eric Justin to Edward ' and Emilie Eby Halbruner of Cape May, Oct. 27. Robert Daniel to Harry and Elaine Haney Payne of Villas, Oct. 28. SHORE MEMORIAL Son to Jeffrey and Sandra Thomas Tilden of Ocean View, Oct. 18. Son to Harry and Denise Wynn Labov of Dennisville, Oct. 18. Son to Glenn and Joyce Hiliemann Wiesenthal of Ocean City, Oct. 19. Daughter to Donald and Sally Willis Cocozza of Ocean City, Oct. 19. Son to Daniel and Karen Messick Errickson of Dennisville, Oct. 21. Daughter to John and Mary Harris Diamond of Seaville, Oct. 23. Son to Dana and Lana Campbell Shapiro of Palermo, Oct. 23. Son to Thomas and Heide Schmitt Munyon of Ocean City, Oct. 25. Daughter to Joseph and Marisa Iannone Freda of Sea Isle City, Oct. 26. Daughter to Thomas and Kimberly Nahm Palermo of Seaville, Oct. 26. Daughter to William and Marianne Capra McCarty of Rio Grande, Oct. 26. a (■'nil) CANCELLATION — Yard Sale, Nov. 10. 506 42nd St., Avalon. 11/7 SALE-HOUSE "CONTENTS— 7606 Seaview Ave., Wiidwood Crest, Fri. &~Sat., Nov. 9 & 10. 2 highboy's, 3 cedar chests, maple furniture, linen, misc. household goods and some anti- ( ques. Open Early! 1 1/7 YARD SALE— Toys, ladies clothes, size 10 & 12; boys clothes. 114 E. Miomi Ave., Wiidwood Crest, Sat., Nov. 10, 9 to 4. No Early Birds. !l 1/7 I GARAGE SALE— 5701 Pleasure Ave., Sea Isle City, Nov. 9 & 10, 9-3. Kitchen cabinets, misc. . building moterial, windows, doors, siding, lumber, etc. 263-1126. 11 17 1 QUALITY HOUSE A DEMOLITION SALE. 3689 1st Ave., i Avalon, Nov. 9 & 10. Cash & br- 1 ing tools. Gas heating system artd < all appliances, doors, furniture, j etc. 11 17 SAT., NOV. 10, £4. 848 First ( Ave., Avalon. Rffln or shine. ' Bureaus, tables, knic knacks, toys, J clothes, etc. t 1 11 17 \

_\ Deaths Mary E. Bibb. 76, of Rio Grande, Oct. 28. She was past president of the Young at Heart group of Tabernacle United Methodist Church, Erma. D&vid J. Birkenstock, 69, of Ocean City, Nov. 2. A retired accountant for DuPont Inc., he served in the Army Air Corps during World War II. Florence E. Fitzgerald, 79, of Ocean City, Nov. 2. Born in Philadelphia, she lived in Ocean City most of her life. Dominic A. Giagnacova, 78, of Villas, Oct. 31. Bom in Bristol, Pa., he belonged to the Italian Mutual Aid there and was a member of the Villas Fishing Club. Pamela Gaines, 2xk months, Oct. 28. She was bom in Court House. William King, 58, of Avalon, Oct. 30. A salesman for ihe Concord Harley Chemical Co., he was a Marine veteran of World War II and a past commander of the local Yacht Club. Marie A. Lutz, 68, of Ocean City, Nov. 2. She died at home and was buried in Greenville, Del., following church services there. Ruth S. McCAU, 91, of Marmora, Nov. 1. A lifelong area resident, she was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church. Edgar W. McPherson, 20, of Court House, Oct. 29. A graduate of Lower Cape <■ May Regional High School in 1982, he was a mechanic for the Court House Arco Station. Fannie N. Middleton, 75, of West Cape May, Oct. 30. Founder of the Sound View Child Care Center in New York City, she was a member of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees. Russell Naylor, Sr., 86, of Court House, Nov. 2. He was the first plumbing inspector for the Borough of Stone Harbor and wrote the first adopted plumbing code. Emma D. Nightblinger, of North Wiidwood, Oct. 30. She was an area resident for six decades. Ethel O. Rickley, 43, of Palermo, Oct. 31. Bom in Alabame, she lived in Penns Grove and was an area resident for 20 years. George L. Smith, 68, of North Wiidwood, Oct. He was a retired flight instructor, and a Army A Corps veteran of World War II. Esther D. Stobbart, 72, of Stone Harbor, Oct. 28. She was a senior master o? the American Contract Bridge League and active in many county bridge organizations. Frederick Strudwick. 68, of Green Creek, Oct. 30. Retired pastor of the Goshen Circuit of the United Methodist Church, he was a Navy veteran of World War II. Edward P. Trout Sr., 73, of Ocean City, Nov. 3. A retired carpenter, he served in the Army during World War II. Hugh Tullner Sr., 67, of Isle City, Oct. 30. A resident, he was employed by the Postal Service for 24 years. Oleta P. Tushingham, 75, of Wiidwood Crest, Nov. 2. An area resident for 74 v she was a school teacher and newspaper writer.

' ttx =z Health Watch by Dr Robert G. Beitman

Dear Dr. Beitman: My father was admitted to the hospital because over the course of a few weeks he had become shaky, confused and could not hold his urine. After a few tests it turned out he had gallstones. How could this be? These were not the symptoms you listed in your article. We figured he was just getting old. Mark D., Wjldwood Dear Mark: It is a curous fact that often elderly persons will not exhibit the expected symptoms of an illness. I suspect an infection or disease process whenever my elderly patients who have been clear minded, able to eat and communicate, suddenly or over a short period appear feeble, confused and/or lose control over their bodily functions. SENILITY IS not a rapid process, as we have discussed in this column beforg. Individuals showing sudden confusion and/or other symptoms listed should seek prompt medical attention. A stroke might be in progress, bowel obstruction, appendicitis, an ulcer perforating the wall of the stomach, gallstones or any 6ther disease process. This is why I take particular care in getting to know my nursing home patients. The degree of mental confusion in nursing home patients spans a wide spectrum from totally clear-minded to totally senile. The doctor has to be able to judge whether the nursing home resident is simply acting normally for him/her or if a change in mental status might signal illness. IN A STUDY reported in Britain's medical journal, The Lancet, there was a report of six patients in their 80s, all of whom were seen for the sympotoms we discussed above, all of whom turned out to have gallbladder disease. They did not exhibit any of the usual features of the disease, such as pain, fever and jaundice (yellowing). Studies found an abnormal value for a liver enzyme in the blood, which led to further studies which found the gallstones. All six patients received treatments based upon the V j/ * I

extent of their disease, ranging from a course of antibiotics to surgery'. All were able to return to life outside the hospital. As we discussed two weeks ago, many cases qf gallstones are silent However, in the elderly, they may actually be speaking in a language which differs from what we tend to^xpecL TODAY I ALSO want to address two other ques tions on gallstones submitted by Health Watch readers. To the best of my knowledge lasars are not yet being used in gallbladder surgery, although they are used in some other digestive diseases and particularly in eye surgery. With regard to what type of doctor to discuss your gallstone problem with, you have several choices. Since gallstones ire such a common problem, most medical practitioners have experience with the disorder. One might ask his/her family doctor or internal medicine specialist, ■consult a digestive disease specialist or general surgeon. RECENTLY many insurancc. companies have begun suggesting second opinions before approving surgical treatment. There is a great deal otomtroversy in the medicaniterature as to when to intervene surgically in gallbladder disease, since non-surgical treatment is available in ' some cases. As a result of this, you may find a range of opinions among the doctors you consult. Health Watch is a public education project of the Cape May County Unit of the American Cancer Society, of which Dr. Beitman is president-elect. Questions for Dr. Beitman should be sent to his office. 116 N. Main St.. Cape May Court House. (?i «maa> THE AVALON BOARD OF EDUCA HON ANNUAL MEETING will be held on Nov i«. 1984 at 7 P M for the purpose ol discussion 0/ June 1, ISM evaluation. Goals and Objectives (or 1984-85 and MBS test results The above documents will be available (or review Hilda Klosterman Board Secretary Fee: D S U. 11/7.

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