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Lit Candles Show Luck The Swedish children j have a unique Christmas I decoration. A straw goat is I ready to butt any children I who aren't "good" during the holidays. If all the candles stay lit I on a Christmas Eve it's a I sign of "good luck" to the ] Swedish.

Kill the chills. s19995 I ( IncludesTree Installation* A The Empire Corcho is the propane powered alternative to \J the high cost of heating. . get the energy you pay for and even more with our pre-season Corcho sale. The unvented Corcho uses clean. economical LP gas So it's good to your nose. BKSSBB5 and kind to your pocketbook And of course, by using LP gas. you're never faced with dangerous arid messy kerosene fill-ups. i \ The Corcho comes in two models and offers . H|^H selective heating ranging from 3.500 to 15.000 | ■ Plus your Corcho heats with almost 100% j ^ ™ j efficiency and installs easily, either wall mounted or free standing.

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IUakesgutsto I keep it simple , and still achieve the etticiencies demanded by rising fuel costs. This / light weight, compact heating boiler combines time proven heat / tiansfer technology and standard off the shelf controls Hytech Paloma-Pak boilers feature DOE efficiencies to 86 8%. all copper heat — — exchanger, electronic ignition, stainless steel burner, copper-bronze B waterways, inputs from 40,000 to 1 20.000 BTU/H. ^BIH For more information contact • ' ^ LOFTS & PROUD INC. Master Plumbers Ed Proud And / Dave Lofts Will Do The Job Right! I ^ 110 Pert Ave., W. Cap. May — Plw*. SS4-22SS |,J | 9* FINANCING (APR) ON HIGH-EFFICIENCY NATURAL GAS HEATERS AVAILABLE. (Subject to credit approval)

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POWER SOURCE — John Brown, chief engineer, conducts tour of boiler room at Burrdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital for students from county Vo-Tech Center working toward Black Seal fireman's license. Left to right are Brown, Walter Therm an, instructor; Donna Ripple, student and building and grounds district supervisor of Lower Cape May Regional School District; Lee M. Covenko of hospital staff, and Mike MeGuire, student and Vo-Tech head of maintenance and custodial services.

Chinnici Opposes AE Rate Increase

BRIDGETON - Assemblyman Joseph W. Chinnici (Second District, Cape May-Cumberland) will appear at a rate bearing in Millville, Nov. 26, to express his "total opposition" to the $49.5 million rate increase requested by Atlantic Electric Co. Atlantic Electric has been granted over $225 million in rate increases since July, 1974. "It seems hard to believe that an additional $49.5 income is now required in addition to cover what would appear to be rather minor fluctuations in operating ex-

penses , " said Assemblyman Chinnici. He also will express specific objections to the proposed increase in the Energy Adjustment credit the utility is requesting. The State Board of Public Utilities hearing is set for 7 p.m. in the Millville Memorial School (the Juniof-ffigh. School), 5th and Broad streets. The BPI^^Aolding a similar hearing the^same / day from 1 to 4 p.m. iifUie Westside Complex, Illinois > and Marmora avenues/^ Atlantic City. Members of the general * public, consumers of every size, are welcome to make personal statements and enter testimony at either hearing.

50 Join Jaycees Wildwood — The Greater Wildwood Jaycees have announced that the following individuals joined the organization during September and October. Richard Boggett, Paul Bolton, Gail Brown, James Counihan, Edward Dillio, Susan Dillio, Kathleen Distro, Chuck Farrow, Sweeden Freelar, Peggy Gold, Marilyn Goldstein, Kathryn Grassi, Robert Hagan, John Halbruner, George Hamersley, Larry Hanker, Nancy Hanker, Ronald Harbruner, Joey Hirscb, Miriam Hirsch, Donald Hontz, Michael Huston, Kathleen Ingersoll, Teresa Jackson, James John McGraw, Alvin Neumeister, Gail Preston, Valerie Ranilli, Cherie Reichent, Renee I Riley, Donna Rixey, Violet Rixey, Phil Sandland, Mary Ann Satt, Janice Staller, Buddy Tarbotton III, Harry Webb, and Carl Zyzulock are new members. Milton Brown, Sylvia Brown, and Joyce Gould are new associate members. For further Jaycee membership information, call 522-7638.

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