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pBudget at a Glance WILDWOOD CREiST'S assessed valuation climbed by $10.7 million last year to $475,950,000. Its 1986 budget is up by $434,716, or nine percent, to 5.2 million. That will require a tax increase of 12 cents per hundred dollars of assessed valuation. bringing the local tax rate to 65.7 cents, and the anticipated revenue to $3.1 SIC Plans Free Shots For Rabies

SEA ISLE CITY - The city will hold a free rabies vaccination clinic for dogs and cats 2-3 p.m. Saturday at the Public Safety Building. 233 John F. Kennedy Blvd. Mark Logan. V.M.D.. will administer the shots at no expense to pet owners. GED Tests Set COURT HOUSE - The General Education Development Exam, through which adults can obtain high school diplomas, is given the first Thursday and Friday of each month at the vocational Career Center here Candidates should be over 18 and have been out of school* for at least 12 months. For further information. call 465-2161. STUNK HARBOR RKIIMiK (TA B 1*1. (iene Fhhrr and , llftirt Borhianiro no ( 2nd. Janr llawlrt and Sally Sooder J7 ' 3rd. I .out!, a Krau»r and Barb Rartkowiak .79 '' Uh. Rob OWCM and l.ibby Tonrr'C 3th. Carolyn Kldon and Betty Parker

The tvpe of rabies shot that wilf do used will afford a dog protection for a period of three years if it is over one year old. For dogs under one year old, the type of rabies shot that will be used will afford protection for one year The type of rabies shot that will be used for cats will afford your cat protection for one < 1 ) year or three (3) years depending on its age. IF A DOG has had a shot of this kind during 1984 or 1985. it should not nave one now. . The law requires that all dogs be licensed prior to Jan. 31. Dog licenses are available in City Hall. 4416 Landis Ave., 9 a.m. -4:30 Fishermen 's I Fives Meet CAPE MAY - The Cape May County Fishermen's Wives will meet 7 p.m. Thursday, March 13, at Lund's Fisheries. Anyone wishing to attend is welcome. *For additional information contact Kim Walker. 886-8654

p.m. each week day. If a dog has been spayed or neutered, bring a copy of the certificate from a veterinarian to substantiate the same. There is a reduction in the license fee of a dog has been either spayed or neutered. The law requires that dog owners have a valid vac-, cination certificate for their pets in order to purchase a license. Liability Law Protest Trip NORTH WILDWOOD - A bus trip to Trenton for a rally protesting third party liability laws for drunk driving will be sponsored tomorrow by the Cape May County Beverage Association. The bus will leave Moore's Inlet parking lot here 7:30 a.m. 2 Honored At Berkeley LITTLE FALLS - Two residents of Cape May County have been named to the Dean's List at the Berkeley School of Garrett Mountain for the fall. 1985. quarter Each had a minimum average of 3.2 out of 4.0. Honored were: Karen Bell, Court House, a graduate of Wildwood Catholic High School ; Joell Covello, North Wildwood. a graduate of Wildwood High School. NARFE Meet VILLAS — Surrogate Robert Hentges will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the National Association of Retired Federal Employes 1 p.m. Thursday. March 13, in the Millman Center, Bayshore Road. AVALON BRIDT.K ( LI B RnuKi Feb. 28: 1*1. Marion Zuch SW0 2nd. Jay se Rrrtdle 32* 3rd lie. Reba Kraburr M70 Jack Warren 3471

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The Women's World Day of Prayer will be celebrated 7 :30 p.m. Friday at the First Methodist Church of Avalon, 34th and Dune Drive. Five island churches will be participating. Each year a different country develops the theme, this time Australia is responsible. Under the direction of the Rev. Robert Scott. Mary Basford of St. Mary's Episcopal. Mary Coffee of St. Paul's. Kathleen Doyle of Stella Maris, Reba Raeburn of First Methqdist (chairwoman of the event) and Dorothy Stump of Our Saviour have organized an hour of refreshment and friendship following the service. Women of each participating parish have been asked to donate three cakes to be served with coffee. Music will play a large part in the evening — the adult and children's choirs have been practicing intensively for the occasion. At a time when the world is rocking with unrest, it's reassuring to know an ecumenical group is working hard and praying to promote peace. Let's give them our full support. STONE HARBOR Seniors' program chairman Mary (Mrs. Frank) Con well recently announced a big plus for the business meeting at 8 tonight in the Elementary School would be a visit and talk by'.antiques expert Roger Crawford. Crawford, who has his own shop. Cape Island Antiques in Cape May. will donate his services for the evening by making free appraisals of any cherished object the member has photographed. Sounds like a nifty, informative program We have the snapshot in our purse already. BOCA TERRACE Clubhouse was the setting Feb. 9 for a gala party honoring former Stone Harbor Mayor. James G. Wood on his 74th birthday Cocktails, highlighted by the appearance of a peanut vendor bringing 74 bags of peanuts (Wood's only weakness), preceded dinner Among the guests were: lxMiise Deger. Marijane and Bill Lukens. Doris and Tom Mitchell. Lucille and Arnold Morris, all of Stone Harbor and Florida, and other guests from Boca Raton. Wilmington. Rehoboth. Chicago and Massachusetts SIXTY-EIGHT Stone Har bor Seniors celebrated the 16th anniversary of their organization Feb. 26 at a Founder's Day luncheon at Henny's. Henry Blum had been advised seven of the original members would be honored and was asked to give it his best shot. He did! The four-course collation was served under supervision of personable Gary Blum. Honorees Lillian Dougherty. Gracine McMenamy. Emogene Otlon. Ethel Shannon. Fran Trouland. Eva Vossen. and J earn Westhoff. who helped present them, each received a special bottle of wine or cordial as a token of thanks for continued support. Matt Woolery. who spent hours assembling a Senior souvenir of chocolate adorned with ribbon and a nested seagull, passed one to every guest with helper Grace Sheeran. Alice and Scott

Daniels were in charge of the wine tombola. Gracine McMenamy surprised Seniors prexy Jerry Rowland and this reporter with a gracious speech and a bottle of bubbly at the conclusion. making an unbiased account of the proceedings nearly impossible Five other founding members. Peg and John (ion tar. Jessie and Harry Strohmetz and John Bradley, missed out on all the fun. POSTAL FROM Algarve tells us that nutritionist Elaine and epidemiologist Dr Bob Juni are off another junket. They rented a car in Lisbon and on their 90-mile trip across Portugal they 'saw it all from 'the end of the world' the name given to Cape St. Vincent by sailors at the time of Columbus." They paused there to check out the large boats and small ships in * Vi lam our a marina (famous yacht-stop on the Atlantic coast) and are headed for Spain for the umpteenth ■ time. JUST HEARD from two of the gals who work so hard annually for Stone Harbor Civic Club's Antiques Show Toddv Helton's winter project is Laurel Hill Mansion, one of the historic homes in Fairmount Park She reports "It's now showing result of our efforts." Viki Wear's card was from Acapulco which she and best beau Duke are visiting before taking off to spend April in Paris. A tour of the wine country, checking out French castles will polish off their travel, temporarily. we're sure. We're never envious — it's changing seasons that irritate our ulcer. CAPE MAY County's Department on Aging advises us: "People who did not sign up for Medicare's medical insurance when they had an opportunity to do so or dropped out. may enroll now through March 31. Coverage will be effective July 1. 1986. "You must be enrolled and pay the basic monthly premium of $15.50 |o be eligible. If you did not sign up at age 65 but do so later, the premium will generallyy be 10 percent higher." For more information phone Social Services Building. 886-2784 or 886-2785

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