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BS IN YOUR HOME, CHAIRS, REWEBBED-From $20 Sofas rewebbed, from S45. Free estimates. Call Jim, 884-7582. TN EXPERT TYPING done in my home on an IBM Seiectric II Typewriter. Casino disclosure forms, menus, resumes. All business, legal and personal papers typed quickly and professionally. Call 884-4584. _TN CULTIVATING— I will cultivate your garden. $15/Hr. $15. min. Coll Tom, 884-6229. 12/12 TRASH REMOVAL SIRVICE— Coll 624-3829 _TN MUSICAL GROUP AVAILABLE FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE. 5 piece band. We ploy everything. 465-9587 or 522-5859. TN SEASHORE PAINTING— Local references. Interior-Exterior. Quality work. Experienced. Call Tony Rttipaldi, 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, Rf. 9, Rio Grande, 465-9767 Sat. & Sun. only 9-5. LTN CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING— Our friendly shop-at-home service offers convenience and guaranteed quality workmanship. Call Scott'sfFroming Service at 967-5095. I J TN (&RPET CLEANING SPECIAL, SI 3. 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. 11/14 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 Cope May County. (See our ad under this heading). _TN SAFE AND SOUND SECURITY Burglar & Fire Alarms Free Estimates 24 Hour Emerg. Service _ Call Rocco - 729-2340 S TAXES I ACCOUNTING PERSONAL-BUSINESS Joseph Discount, 122 38th St., Sea Isle City. Call For appointment __263_212^____ ^ , ^J.F. BUILDERS > 6216 Landis Ave. Sea We City 263-2271 •New Construction •Additions •Decks •Garages •FREE g ESTIMATES TAXES ACCOUNtlN& Personal Partnership-Corp. lyur rouBfi lecomc Tax Senrtcr) DAVID R. WILLIAMS Certificated Tax Practitioner Licensed Public Accountant Hon. Thru Fit. 9-5 Ever. & Weekends, by epfit. - 123 Sltore Rd. (Rt.#9| Ocean View. N.J. 08230 624-1785 t» ] fully g uflpf1 insured IT Jar year rounds j Avalon Home 2 I Cleaning Service i •| homes rentals § j offices windows |

PAINTING, PAINTING, PAINTING. Interior or exterior. Top quality painting, lowest rates in» town. Why put off until tomorrow what I con do today. Completely insured. So why wait? Call Horry today, 884-2923. TN TAG SALE, WANT TO LIQUIDATE THE CONTENTS of your home or motel. Call -Seashore Services and you can relax and leave the selling to us. 234-0854, 967-4891. ' - ,_1 1/28 COMMUTER VAN SERVICE available from South Jersey shore to Philadelphia ond vidnity. If in- ■ terested call (215) 532-3800, ask for Bill Sr. 1 TN DAD PAINTING, airless spray, all work guaranteed, full insurance, free estimates, any type siding sprayed, mob:,e homes, painted, 465-2809. I _1 1/28 JANE EVERETT CLEANING AND IRONING. Call anytime after six p.m. Full day, $35-, Ironing, S10. a bundle. e 11/21 STENCIL A ROOM IN A DAY, I pick your favorite stendl & color. Fre# estimates. Call 884-7747, 10 til 5, Mon. thru Sat. 11/21 MAM AUTOMATIVE CLEANING/WAXING 29 years ex-, perience. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR detailing. By appointment. Satisfaction guaranteed— Call MOSS-BROOKS FIRESTONE, Cape May Court House, now. 465-4553. TN MACROBIOTIC COOKING LESSONS and/ or prepared meals to go. Call 884-0812, evenings. 11/14 DONT WAIT, HAVE YOUR KEROSENE HEATER cleaned and wick replaced, we also do repairs. Call 884-1009. 1 1/21 JANE EVERETT CLEANING AND IRONING. Call anytime after six p.m., 465-3059. Full day, $35.'/ Ironing, $10. a bundle. 1 1/28 ENTERTAINMENT— Superior recorded music for spedal occasions. Excellent credentials, dote moving fast for holiday functions and Spring/Summer '85, weddings, anniversaries. Jim McClony. 399-2430 or (215)649-6292. — 1 1/14 ACCOUNTING, AUDITING, TAXES, systems, bookkeeping, payroll, finandal statements by a former Internal Revenue Agent. Please call 368-7624. 11/14 # CASH PAID FOR ANTIQUE VICTORIAN FURNITURE, , Silver Coins, especially dollars, \ old wicker furniture in restoreable cond., dolls-bisque, any unusual hems. 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 I evenings. TN COMMUTER NEEDS WEEKLY RIDE between Washington D C ond Cape May Will share driving and/or costs. Call 884-4584. TN 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 WANTED— A female, live-in or day companion for elderly woman. Terms ond benefits negotiable. Please reply to Box 126, Cape May, N.J. 08204. - 11/21 SHARP POCKET CALCULATOR, "Elsi Mate", model #£1-8130 or 1830-A, (the model with no buttons ond which sounds tbe musical note when you depress a number or function)'. If you hove one, new or used ond wont to sell it call 886-3771. . TN

) Benefit Set WILDWOOD CREST - > Hereford Masonic Lodge »* 177 /Eastern Star will spon- ' sor a Sadie Hawkins Day | benefit featuring western costume, at 6300 Atlantic i Ave. 8 p.m. -midnight Nov. . 30. ' Few further intonation, call 886-7093. A MEMORIAL TO THE .AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY' WILL HELP IN THE CONQUEST OF CANCER S ? f

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GYPSIES IN WILDWOOD — Cast members appearing in forthcoming production of the musical, 'Gypsy.' at Wildwood Catholic High School on Nov. 16. 17. 18 and 21. are Sheryl Libofsky, left, daughter of Cathy Libofsky. North Wildwood; Tony Sittineri, son of . Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sittineri, North Wildwood, and Kelly McCausland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McCausland, Wildwood Crest. Performances begin nightly at 8:15.

Candlelight Tour Slated for Dec . 29

CAPE MAY - The popular Candlelight House Tour sponsored annually by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) will be held 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 29. Over a dozen specially-decorated homes and churches will be featured during this high faint of the holiday season, which will be an individually-paced, selfguided tour in and around the National Historic Landmark seashore resort. In order to help tourgoers get from one house to another, MAC's Victorian Trolley-bus will run on a continuous transit loop,

free of charge to ticketholders. A SPECIAL feature of the tour this year will be a display of gingerbread houses at the Cape May County Art League. These charming edible edifices sport decorations as elaborate as Cape May's own architectural gingerbread. Ticket-holders have the honor of selecting the winners in Cape May's annual gingerbread house contests. Because of the popularity of the Candlelight House Tour, the number of tickets will be limited this year, and they will be available in advance at a reduced price. Tickets may be purchased in advance in person at the MAC office at the Physick Estate in Cape May or by mail. To order tickets by mail, write The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, P.O. Box 164, Cape May, NJ 08204, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope and a check or money order made payable to MAC for the number of tickets desired at $8 for adults and $3 for children 15 and under. For more information on the tour and the MidAtlantic Center for the Arts, contact MAC at 884-5404.

SHARP POCKET CALCULATOR, "Elsi Mate", model #EL-8130 or 'EL-8130A, (the model with no buttons and which sounds the musical note when you depress a number or . function) . If you have one, new or used and want to sell it call 886-3771 . TN ADDING MACHINES AND TYPEWRITERS needed for hondicapped children's program. Direct donations to 465-2723. : 11/14 •laiiiujj. STAMP COLLECTIONS, stamp accumulations, U.S. and foreign. Sports 'N Stuff, 1400 Texas Ave.,

Cape May. 884-5844. TN tmmimm* YARD SALE, Sat., Nov. 17, 130 W. Crocus Rd., Wildwood Crest. 10-4. Miscellaneous. 11/14 YARD SALE, SAT., NOV. 17, 10-4, 151 W. Morning Glory Rd., Wildwood Crest. Singer sewing machine; Fabrics & " Notions; ' Beginner's guitar; Stereo, speakers; Curtains & Linens; Toys & Christmas Decorations; Dishes 4 Bric-a-brac; Shoes (lodies, 7Vt to 10 - Mens, 1 1 VS-14); Clothing; Paint 4 Tools, Fireplace Screen; Jewelry; Pictures, Fromes 4 Prints; 2 Firestone studded snowtires (Size H78 15); and More. _i 11/14 SAT., NOV. 17, 100 E Glenwood Ave., Wildwood. Something for everybody. 9-4 p.m. No early birds. Rain or shine. 1 1/14 OARAGE SALE— 5701 Pleasure Ave., Sea Isle City, Nov. 16 417, 9-3. Kitchen cabinets, misc. building materiol, windows, doors, siding, lumber, etc. 263-1126. 1/14

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Deaths

Katherine T. Arthurs. 78, of North Wildwood, Nov. 8. Born in Paterson where she belonged to St. Elizabeth's Benevolent Association, she was an area resident •for 15 years. Elizabeth Bates, 86, of Germont, Nov. 6. Born in Millville, she moved here from Camden 61 years ago. Florence E. Bent, 70, of . Woodbine, Nov. 10; Born in Philadelphia, she was a lifelong area resident. Paul James Brown, 83, of Wildwood, Nov. 9. A retired weaver of men's clothing, he was an area resident for 24 years. Mary M. Buchter, 60, of Wildwood, Nov. 6. Formerly of Philadelphia, she was a local resident for four decades. Florence M. Cassidy, 78, of Dennisville, Nov. 10. Born in Catasaqua, Pa., she lived in Dennisville for 20 years. Margaret Coyle, 91. of North Wildwood, No,v. 5. Formerly of Philadelphia, she lived in this area for 12 years. Carlyle J. Dennis. 78, of Capq May, Nov. 11. A fifth ' District GOP committeeman for 27 years, he was past president of the local Republican Gub and past commander of the county American Legion. He was transportation supervisor and truant officer of the Lower Cape May Regional School District. Constance 0.% Dobos, 72,

of Wildwood Crest, Nov. 6. Formerly of Atlanta, Ga.. she was a waitress at the Anchorage Inn, Schellenger's Landing, for 15 years. Edward C. Dougherty. 78, of Ocean City, Nov. 6. A retired Philadelphia detective, he was a member of the Ocean City Fishing Gub and the Golden Age Club. Anna M. Gandy, 78, of North Wildwood, Nov. 10. She was a resident for 28 years and Monged to the Elks there. Francis H. Helmick, 43, ' of South Seaview, Nov. 9. A summer resident for more than 24 years, he was a sheet metal worker and belonged to Moose Lodge 54 of Philadelphia and the Barry Bowling Club of Junita. Ina E. Lerfald, 73, of Cape May, Nov. 7. A resident for 30 years, she was a longtime employe at the Landing Inn and belonged to the auxiliary of Peterson-Little VFW post. Arthur E. Main Jr., 60, formerly of Cape May, Nov. 6. The owner of the Calico Jack commercial vessel in Port Canaveral, he died in Cocoa, Fla. Edward Oakley. 72. of Erma, Nov. 9. A retired truck driver, he was born in Gilbea, N Y. and lived in New York .State until moving here 20 years ago. Althea F. Martino, 54, of Green Creek, Nov. 6. A former resident of Cherry

Hill, she moved here three years ago. Anthony Pastoria; 72,- of South Dennis, Nov. 6. A retired auto salesman, he | Modemaire Apartments in Wildwood Crest until he moved to Florida six years ago. Earl W. Shrader, 86, erf Palermo, Nov. 3. A retired employee of the U.S. Po6ta! Service, he was a member of the Upper Township Senior Citizens Ernest K. Smith. 76, of Wildwood Crest, Nov. 8. A member of Elks and Moo6e lodges . he lived/ in Philadelphia until moving here eight years ago. Lucy Tiernan, 37, of Ocean Cityf Nov. 5. A lifelong resident, she was a delicatessen clerk in the Ocean Gty Super Fresh. John I. Tokarski, 82. of Wildwood, Nov. 7. Born in Poland, he was a retired employe of Byberry Hospital, Philadelphia, and belonged to the local Moose.