Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 11 December '85 3

V w DEAN SCHOENEWALD c3sa Circular in today's newspaper TONKA MIGHTY DUMP TRUCK Rebate is incorrect and should read $2.00 ... We Regret any inconvenience This may have caused.

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' Bird Brain' Takes A Political Flight

OCEAN CITY - Dean Schoenewald. 24. will bring « a new face — and some I feathers — to the local i political scene when he launches his campaign for mayor at a holiday rally and buffet Monday. Dec. 16. at the Music Pier. i i

The candidate evinces a certain invulnerability to the name-calling accompanying political campaigning. How can opponents insult a man whose alter ego is "Bird Brain"? SCHOENEWALD. a district manager for the AStlantic City Press who has also been a TV sports commentator and weather man. is the Philadelphia Eagles' mascot. "Bird Brain." on weekends His opening rally, which will run 7-11 p.m. at the Music Pier. Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace, will feature Eagles players and cheerleaders and gifts to young children presented by Santa himself. GEORGE ANN'S modeling school will present seasonal fashions including dresses, furs, and jewelry. The Music Magic of Carl Granieri's Orchestra will be provided for dancing Running for mayor of Ocean City is a -lifelong dream, says Schoenewald. He has not indicated whether he will carry out his duties in costume if elected.

Leaf Pickup Extended In Middle 6 COURT HOUSE - An extended Schedule for leaf pickup in Middle Township has been announced by Committeeman James Alexis. Alexis aid the townshipsponsored fall leaf pickup was delayed in some areas becuase of the cleanup necessary after Hurricane Gloria. Also, he said, most of the leaf fallout came late this year. The extended leaf collection days will be: Hand Avenue, tomorrow; Mayville. Friday; Burleigh. Monday. Dec. 16; Edgewood. Dec. 17; Teal and Davis Road. Dec. 19; Shannon Oaks. Dec. 20; Ridge Road-Del Haven, Dec. 23; Swainton Area. Dec. 24; The whole township. Dec. 26 and 27.

Gifts, Food For Needy RIO GRANDE - Cape Human Resources. Inc.. WBNJ-FM. and McDonalds are again sponsoring Christmas Love Trees at four locations where holiday gifts and donations of canned food can be left for distribution to needy families in Cape May County. The trees will be at WBNJ. 223 N. Main St., Court House; outside the KMart store in Rio Mall ; and at the McDonalds in Wildwood and Court House. Staff from Cape Human Resources will collect the gifts and food and distribute them to brighten the holidays of the disadvantaged. For more information, call Midge. 729-4902. or Jerry. 465-2044. Bus Trip To Aid Center RIO GRANDE - The Wildwood Day Care Center, a program of Cape Human Resources. Inc.. Wildwood Division, announces a bus trip to Trump's Castle Casino, next Tuesday to benefit the Wildwood Day Care Center. Departure is from the corner of New Jersey and Montgomery Aves. at 4:45 p.m., and from the Jamesway Parking Lot in Cape May Court House at 5:15 p.m. The trip includes: $10 coins; $10 food; $5 deferred coupon, and round-trip transport. Price: $15 per person. For further information and reservations contact Wildwood Day Care Center Director, Robbin Harmon at 522-0231 or 522-3788.

Helping Hand For The Holidays "To everything there is a season ..." The spirit of the holiday season pervades our homes, our lives and our hearts. While this * is a time of abundancv for many people, it can also be a time of poignancy and despair for others. F.ach year the Herald newspapers run a Helping Hand feature that tells about some of the needs of people and organizations in our area. Gifts of donated items, volunteer time and money are always needed. This is the season to bestow blessings ... — Libby Dcmp Forrest I Wf k Doris Word LOOKING AHEAD — A battered woman and her child are given a few presents by C.A.R.A. helpers. They are looking forward to a better life - but it will take time. Battered and hungry women, and their children, are often forced to leave their homes in the middle of the night, salvaging only a few pitiful possessions and the clothes they are wearing. Fifteen Cape May County women and their children right now need clothing. Pampers, food (non-perishable items), socks, underclothes, gloves, scarves and hats. Housed temporarily at a crisis center in Atlantic County, they are helped to get on their feet by the Coalition for Rape and Abuse (C.A.R.A.). funded by the Human Services Coalition. While at the Shelter they must search for a place to live for themselves and their children. Most will go on Welfare while struggling to keep from returning to their old lives. Most have no extra money to afford Christmas things for their children. The Coalition Against Rape and Abuse is accepting donations for Christmas baskets for needy women and children. If you can help call Juanita Battle at 522-6489. i> Watch Your Yields Grow In a Longer-Term Certificate of Deposit LENGTH OF CURRENT ANNUAL TERM INTEREST YIELD 5 years 10.05% 10.43%" 3 years 9.50% 9.84%* Minimum Deposit $500 All Deposits Insured Up to $100,000 by FSLIC "Quarterly compounding Substantial Interest Penally lor Early Certilicale Withdrawal Ask Us About Our Other Rates A Terms (k* SIWY SAVINGS mi ^ ^1 frlMi MSiaWN M Stone Harbor — 368-2911 • Avalon — 967-7541 LVp 1/' Denmsville — 861-5152 • North Cape May - 884 5656 Cape May Court House — 465-2700 E5 — —