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Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 16 October '85

PHARMACY "MORE THAN A DRUG STORE " I

OPEN ALL YEAR Mon.-Fri. 9-6 Sat. 9-2 Closed Sun. tmaumm Mil NEW JERSEY AVE. WltOWOOO CREST 522*0255

10*i Senior Citizens Discount — Ail Prescriptions

W -*-»■ ™>IUNL IIAK11QH ,^rA I1 Rose Petal , [i I! -sffi. c<%0 n SVV1" FIELD GROWN MUMS %,?* M Ck^S " Decora,iv« Corn ,>t. Jn • All Size Pumpkins ^ JKfl and Scarecrows fl —pi WIRE © DELIVERY ___ P1 SERVICE SERVICE W 972 1 2nd Ave., Stone Harbor V 368-1165 A fe&[®t)c<iaTe^ouSe? 352 96th St.. Stone Harborljf blww* ouivtry (at the wharf) u.wiiimh i! 368-1377 <£}= REMODELING AND \ END OF SEASON SALE _ V2 " MERCHANDISE 10-5 Mon.-Sat. U

grand opening SALE'A'BRATION * ^Ork ^°°ts /~h| Jpffjk ■ ,V\ • Sneakers f 1 ^1 jl Pony, Kangaroos, fj ^ i And Mony Others ^/sooff" \ | ON ANY s pf ■ SH0E 0R sneaker \l NT J I In Men's Store Only \ \j I Coupon Expires 10/22/85 sfc-— the== Shoe Ii\iv II Open Daily 10 to 8; Sunday 11 to 5 1709 Bayahore Road. Villas (2 blocks south of Intersection between Mildred's * Skill Realty)

i N. Wildwood OKs Upgrading Plant

NORTH WILDWOOD - At a special meeting Oct. 4. the mayor and council approved the concept of Ralph Petrella. from Van Note-Harvey Associates, to upgrade portions of the existing collection system to minimize inflow to gravity sewers and to provide in-

terim improvements to the i wastewater treatment \ system. r Since the County t Municipal Utilities £ Authority is constructing ( regional facilities to replace North Wildwood's c Treatment Plant are in- I terim measures to j eliminate the collection f system's overflows and to f improve plant operation. This will not provide additional wastewater collection and treatment capacity. NEW WATER-TIGHT frames and covers will be installed at existing manholes in the critical areas. Sewer vents will be required where several water-tight covers are installed in the same area. Individual house lateral vents should be plugged or extended vertically to prevent surface runoff from existing sewers. The 18-inch gravity sewer line from Surf Avenue to the 10th Avenue pumping station will be cleaned out to afford maximum capacity, along with the 30-inch line from the 10th Avenue station to the waste water treatment plant. The City will upgrade the existing plant with various pumps, piping, and related mechanical and electrical equipment and replace ex-

chlorination systems with ton-type units and modify the connections to the contact tank. It will also add an additional new clarifier. This will increase the capacity of the plant to 6.2 M.G.D. during peak flow periods. New connector drains, and appurtenances are to be in-

stalled by Deltronics. Inc.. of Millville. under contract with the city. This will increase the plants treat- i ment efficiency As a related problem, the city will also attempt to include. once estimates are given, ways to extend and improve outfall lines to prevent flooding in certain areas.

Exchange Is Stocking Up COURT HOUSE - Cape Human Resources Craft Exchange second floor lover Avalon Realty) 15 S. Main St.. is gearing up for Christmas in a special way. In addition to wood craft items and dollhouse furniture. the exchange has original handmade quilted items: quilts, baby bunting. wall hangings, vests, and Cabbage Patch Dolls and clothes. The exchange also has a large supply of unique Christmas ornaments The craft exchange will sponsor its second annual Open House, 1 to 6 p.m. Friday. Nov. 15. The public is invited. Exchanged hours are: Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday until 6 p.m.

Indicted As Bookies

OCEAN CITY - A 37-year-old local man and nine others, including a Philadelphia policeman, have been indicted by a

Cape May County Grand Jury on charges of conspiracy involving the operation of an Ocean CityPhiladelphia bookmaking ring. Named in the indictment were Joseph Logue of this city, a former Philadelphia policeman, and Patrick Cooney. also 37. a Philadelphia police officer, with either other men. all of Pennsylvania. CONSPIRACY to distribute drugs and weapons charges also were included in the indictments, returned Wednesday. Oct. 9 The charges resulted from a month-long investigation conducted in June and July by the county Prosecutor's Office in cooperation with the Philadelphia Police Department

FALL INTO WINTER ^ All Corduroy^^ CL07WpB^S£ ^ 1 7'""' Featuring Antiques and the Fine Crafts of Cape May County Open Thurs. thru Sun. 10-5 CHERISHABLES 408 Rl. 9. Ocean View (next to Magnolia Lake) 624-0193 [55Ffj] Discriminating Fashions x; 287 96th St.. Stone Harbor • 368-5301 jT 20% FF New Corduory Separatee 20% to 30% (Including nightgowns, robes, mate) Open Tues Thure 12 PM A PM-Frt & Sal 10 AM S PM A Son 12 PM 5 PM (Closed Mon I /&A r fr

at home interiors, inc. *, Beautiful Savings on / idt Sun-Aire IV mini-blinds! 50% off our everyday low prices! Bnght hues or soft pastels Be bold or subtle with >our miiu-btinds Set a color scheme or peri up an existing one Tempered aluminum slats can take abuse and bounce right hack OPEN ALL YEAR • DECORATOR SERVICES AVAILABLE MON.-SAT. 10-5 • SUN. 114 9720 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor, NJ • 368-1617 — y