14 Herald & Lantern 3 April '85

quilting knitting & crochet needs, visit... Stitchery "Home Of The Cape May 523 Broadway. W. CapeMay 884-5785 mr. vince's Cat's Meow SEAFOOD TAKE-OUT 368-5015 FEATURING A VARIETY OF COOKED PLATTERS & RAW SEAFOOD! OPEN THURS., FRI., SAT., & SUN. 12AM— 8PM 68TH ST. & OCEAN DR IN AVALON DR. ALEX KERSHENBLATT Foot Deformities (Bunions, Hammertoes) Diabetic Foot Care Arthritis and Poor Circulation Deformed and Infected Nail Care may be corrected by State of the Art Podiatry Procedures and are covered services under medicare. Hours Daily Serving the Community for 30 Years.

It's Prom Time ! One Of The Largest Selections Of Beautiful Gowns Is At Lillian Allris HADDONFIELD • CHERRY HILL • ECHELON MALL Your selection will be registered to assure an exclusive style for your prom. We have Petticoats and Hoops too.

OPEN-DAILY MON.-SAT. 10-5 SUN. 11-4 the sea gull 264 NINETY - SIXTH ST. STONE HARBOR TELEPHONE: 368-7521 MEN'S & LADIES Distinctive Seashore Apparel

'Maximizing Life' Course Scheduled

COURT HOUSE - Extension Home Economists in Cape May. Atlantic, Cumberland and Ocean Counties will launch a new home economics course. "Maximizing Your Life". Classes in Cape May County will be held on Tuesday afternoons starting April 9. This four-session course was designed to help those 55 years of age or older deal with important issues and concerns affecting their lives. The class sessions will focus on major decisions in nutrition, clothing, housing and financial management. MORE THAN 22,000 adults in Cape May County are age 60 or over, accor ding to the County Department on Aging. Extension home economists are seekHonor Rolls STONE HARBOR - Honor students at the Stone Harbor Public School have been announced by R. Donald Wendorf, chief school officer. with three children making the distinguished honor roll and five the honor roll. Named for distinguished honors were Kristin Buff. Kathleen McNulty, and Carrie Licata Honor roll members are: Sheila DiMarco, Matt Ault. Suzanne Fisher, Jennifer Sherwood, and Rebecca Rich.

ing this group of New Jersey residents as their audience for the series. Others working with senior citizens or having retired parents are encouraged to attend the series The course. "Maximizing Your Life", will emphasize the following topics: Conserving Your Assets. Eating Well. Looking Your Best and Staying Independent Extension Home Economists presenting the sessions include Sharon Blase (Cumberland). Candace Butler (Atlantic), Marion Olsen ( Cape May and Sonia Butler (Ocean) . THE ENTIRE series will focus on how lifestyle changes affect the decisions people make on food, clothing, housing and use of finances as they age. Interested adults are encouraged to attend the entire series, but registration will also be accepted for individual sessions The first session on April 9. "Conserving Your Assets," will help adults maximize their available financial resources to provide retirement income to meet the changing finan cial needs of retirement The class will be updated on changes in social security income, credit rights, transfer of property and legal rights and how a second marriage can affect the transfer of assets and property "EATING WELL," the second session on April 16. will deal with changes in nutritional needs as one ages and changes activitylevel and exercise habits. Class discussion and activities will focus on the proven connection between longevity, diet and regular exercise Maintenance of good health through sound nutritional habits will be emphasized "Looking Your Best." the topic for April 23. will focus on how wardrobe coordination and color selection communicates one's features and then emphasizing the good points and playing down the poor ones Clothing selection strategies for individuals with special fitting problems and limitations will be included in this session. DECISION-MAKING and alternatives for housing available for retired adults will be examined in GOP Meet COURT HOUSE - The Middle Township Republican Club will hold its monthly meeting 8 p.m. Monday. April 8. in the meeting room at the County Library here There will be a film presentation, and the public is welcome. For more information. call 465-5885.

the last session, April 30, on "Staying Independent". Housing alternatives, such as senior citizen housing, retirement communities, mobile homes, condominiums and cooperatives, in-law apartments in private homes, and life-time care facilities will be reviewed in this session. Planning for housing changes related to lifestyle changes will be the session's major focus. The Cape May County program will begin Tuesday. April 9, at the County Extension Service Educational Center. Dennisville Road (Route 657), Court

House, 1 to 3 p.m. Contact Marion Olsen to register before this class date by phoning 465-5115. This joint project of the Cape May, Atlantic, Cumberland and Ocean County Cooperative Extension is part of the total cooperative extension program provided by Cook College. Rutgers and State University. The service transmits practical information researched by research centers and universities to the public. Extension's mission is better agriculture, better homes, better communities — a better world.

Galley Alley Gifts "Happy Easter To All Our Friends!" Set your Easier Table With Beautiful... Dempster Table Linens Bound To Engrace Any setting - Formal to Casual. 513 CARPENTER'S LANE CAPE MAY • 884 0052 11-4 Amy's La Casa Bella 522 SHUNPIKE R.„ CAPE MAY (1/4 Mile South of C.M. County Airport) SCULPTURED NAILS by CREATIVE NAIL DESIGN spring special BRING A FRIEND, & GET 1/2 OFF ORIGINAL PRICE, ONE SET OF NAILS. THURS. & FRI. 9-9; SAT. 9-6; 884-4815