4 Herald & Lantern 6 March, 1985

DR RIZZO SPEAKS TO YOU ABOUT HEALTH! PAIN IS THE WARNING SYSTEM OF YOUR BODY

E *«»\ V© MUMI O* to eh*» MO wWf P«BQO % ktt «(MO too at c*» bfn a# » *•«* o* % to CM A M(«a* (O (Oot 4 wO TH» o »A* to-«o| o# a ire-aierm 1 '»■" "M-Af ■*"*»« »0 »M( QMI tM* *r* Listen to your body * "patio to pot# *i> Me * * oit** » •»> t^fva i ArW-MMt* twtuft *^Arr<J fO* oroo Ifiwi rAal *•» fO*» Maw ao«wt»fcwg t w»oog »aa •» otuty A VfWWOtom awtf XM ?*o CM* 0* won M 0*t» to *imM> A IOC to urtl; now 3* to* p*m (Of troot i*> '»"*»■ » feed • to «wi to* M»> an# torrocc tOom Structural imbalance is the underlying cause of many types of painful disorders . I CowapracvK ttofMo x9m aawc «* !f»rt of ||l^ (Oftor M *®* "ttHowtC ow* IM*I CO fftM* W to* "^cAa^al wMfrtf of tit* Mi ♦raw M ipwa delects and poh^i "iMiti to yowr M|i ^ •*1 r«*or«aw* wci to apetm * *•* t»« to ca to *• tit*

tame as «*• as wot ate* pon and %t* dKtor of cMprKtC «r|n pom so «u*n to pour Oods Never judge the seriousness of a pain by its location. Nra*' ,*Oft tn* srfousnaat of a paet dp -n tocaoon Th* (.antral m»•Cms tftttn arfwn w (V Iran ewd estends ttvoufn th* t#rftd colMn '*ac*w»f ***r^ o*or part of dt My "dta nort (San tStre* ma M wpMdat fawaratad at tti* n*r •ots iflttm rory tacond. an flown at or Snctosd donarpotce can rotard •* paw or mtadtatrs^n at •nou aty powt of t*e Pods OH*w tha ocacow of td* p»w N* wo mo nw COrr*«BC>On «-c h tit* tooxt

£• & of th* ttaadd proONm M only cd* paw 4 treatrd td* dead* frtorder war Me W* to Macom* more tar owe Chiropractic is a highly qualified. I licensed branch of healing arts. Cfwopracuc * a Kanaad drancd of td* daafwg arts M*s» i concamad M human haafed and dnaaae pro caaaas Doctors of cdreprKW are pnysciarn who cornier man as an wcagratad damf. but pvt tpac.a* attantmn co tpmo machamcs and naoroto^uf "Macular and vaacufar dSh o# codafe uu&f and Mtamafwp jo "to makmg a doctor of cWopracuc mora thr a ipaoafty The practices and procedures commonfy tmpaoiei are deaad on trammf r*. canted <n and tdroc^t accraMed cdaopracuc codagai and cartdad

presented in the interest of better health by the american chiropractic association florida chiropractic association and Dr. Joseph Rizzo - Chiropractor 739 Washington St., Cape May • 884-2162

on the way to cape may

MUA Eyes $24.3 Million Grants

SWAINTON - The Cape May County MUA has submitted a grant application to the New Jersey Depart ment of Environmental Protection for the construction of secondary treatment facilities for the Wildwood/Lower Service Region. Executive Director George Marinakis announced recently The total grant eligible cost for the Segment II project is $28.9 million, of which $13.2 million represents the CMCMUA's request for federal grant funding at the 55 per cent level THE GRANT application also requests approval of a supplemental grant in the amount of $401,353. or 20 per cent of the costs of the sludge handling facilities "Because of the authority's decision to utilize a relatively new invessel sludge composting process, all of our sludge related facilities have been determined to qualify as 'Innovative Technology' under the federal construction grants program,' Marinakis explained "Until we were able to secure a commitment from the NJDEP for grant funding for the secondary treatment segment, we were planning to first build the primary treatment segment and later, add the secondary treatment facilities Now we will build the complete facility that will be providing the level of treatment normally required by federal and state law ACCORDING TO Marinakis, by combining the two segments under a

single construction contract instead of two, the CMCMUA should save an estimated $2 million Construction activity on the Wildwood/Lower Region wastewater treatment plant to be built on Route 47 east of the Garden Siate Parkway, is expected unbegin in November 1985 and be completed 30 mon ths later, in mid-1988 The pumping stations and force mains are already under construction and a demolition/site preparation contract for the Route 47 site will begin in April following the receipt of bids March 7. MARINAKIS ALSO an nounced the NJDEP approval for the design of an alternative foundation system for the Wildwood/Lower plant The original plan of ex- Tupperware Anybody ? AVALON - The ladies auxiliary of the Avalon Volunteer Fire Department is holding a tupperware par ty 8 p m March 13 in the meeting room at the firehouse All are invited Advance orders can be placed by calling 967-8242 or any member of the auxiliary

cavating and controlled filling had to be abandoned after it was learned that no low-cost, suitable location was available in Cape May County to dispose of the excavated material The new design will use a pile foundation system The NJDEP concurred with the MUA's decision that the pile foundation and pre-loading system is now the most cost-effective alternative Legion Sets Two Events COURT HOUSE - Two fund-raising events to benefit the renovations, now. under way. of the post rooms at Mechanio and Dias Streets, have been planned by the Thurston Elmer Wood Post 198, American Legion and its auxiliary A ham dinner will be held 4-6 p.m Sunday. March 17. Tickets can be purchased at the door. The post will sponsor a trip to Resorts International Casino. Atlantic City. Wednesday. .March 20 For information, call 465-5255 or 465-5579

"HAIR CARE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY" Please call for an appointment SHEAR DELIGHT BEAUTY SALON Eldredge & Bayshore Rd. Del Haven 886-5243 Hours: 8:30-4:30 Tues. — Sat. DRESS-UP FOR SPRING SUITS - DRESSES Christening Sets-Very Special! Tot Town infants to teens 3411 pacific ave., Wildwood SPRING-SEPARATES DEVON-SHIP & SHORE SPRING JACKETS - JUST ARRIVED The Martha Shop 3405 Pacific Ave. Wildwood 522-2526 OPEN DAILY 9:30-5 P M For: 32 kinds of donuts sticky buns Turnovers worlds best coffee 81 dennisville rd cape may courthouse open 5am to 1am 7 days 465-9033 Mister donut is the man to see