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■ CASH ONLY W W°'d GOOD BUY — Decreasing gasoline prices have finally reached Cape May County . The 91.9-cent a-gallon rate at the Chevron station. Route 47. Green Creek, is one of the lowest for regular gas in the county where motorists are paying as high as IOK.»-cents-per-gallon.

Name Hevener To School Post

COLD SPRING - Diane L. Hevener, Lower Township school board member was recently named to the New Jersey School Board Association legislative committee by President Margaret Muller. "Mrs. Hevener will represent Cape May and Cumberland counties at the state level." Muller said. "She will be in close contact with Sen. James R. Hurley Assemblymen Guy Muziani and Joe Chinnici as well as expressing the views of local school boards on key legislation effecting New Jersey children," Muller added. Hevener also serves as county School Boards' legislative representative and Community College Study Committee representatives. "It is important that we have a voice in the decisions made in North Jersey", stated Mrs. Hevener, "especially as they affect school monies. We need to keep our share right here because of our numbers of senior citizens living on fixed incomes." Other key issues being [>resented in the state egistature, she said include background checks for final candidates for school employment, admission of aids students, and school bus legislation. Candidate for reelection next month. Hevener is a 'Meet Board' Session Set W1LDWOOD - A "Meet the School Board" session will be held by the Wildwood Elementary Home and School Association following its meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. March 12, in the allpurpose room of the Glenwood Avenue school. The incumbent board members and the 1986 candidates will be introduced. Free babysitting is available, x.

certified dental assistant from Mimosa Drive, North Cape May. She and her husband. Middle Township Police Lt. William H. Hevener, a Lower Cape May Regional school board member, have four children: Ronald and Steven, regional students; William and Jennifer. elementary district pupils. • GOP Meet OCEAN CITY - Local School Board election candidates will be the guest speakers at the Monday. March 10 meeting of the Republican Club here The meeting will be held in the Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace and the Boardwalk, at 8:15 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Wear Green OCEAN CITY - South Jersey Chapter of the Hallahan Alumnae Association will hold a St. Patrick's party 1 p.m. March 11 at the parish hall of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 40th and Centra I a Craft Show OCEAN CITY - The sophomc.-e class of Ocean High School will sponsor a craft show 9:30 a m -3 p.m. Saturday on the Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace. Admission is free and there will be door prizes. Off to Trump \ WILDWOOD - A bus trip to the Trump Castle Casino in Atlantic City Sunday. March 9, is planned by the Wildwood High School Band Boosters. For further information or reservations, call 522-6078 or 465-2439.

By NEIL WHITEHKAH A VACUUM CLEANER IS YOUR CARPETS BEST FRIEND Without a vacuum cleaner, your carpet's life expectancy would be greatlv reduced. Frequent, even daily vaccuming is better for your carpet than prolonged periods between cleanings. Dirt and debris on the carpet should be cleaned up as soon as possible and not allowed to he ground into the carpet. Vacuuming can remove almost any type of dirt on the surface of carpets, such is lint, hair thread, string, sewing room scraps, and lood and tohbacco particles with little difficulty Fine particles such is face powder, tobacco ish and light dust are aLso usually removed easily by vacuum cleaning But il heavy traffic grinds these substances into the carpet, you mav have to spend a longer time vacuuming than you usually do. Sticky or greasy substances such is cooking fats, beverages, tar and oil. hold dirt particles together and cause them to cling tightly to pile fibers and yams, is well is to the hacking of the carpet Vacuuming ma;- help, but in time, shampooing the carpet will best restore its appearance. No one can deny the importance of vacuum cleaners, hut how do you decide which one is right for you? The canister and the upright are the two main types of vacuum cleaners. Canisters are different from uprights in, that the suction nozzle is connected to the main cleaner body by a flexible hose, several feet long. The cleaner body houses the motor/tan system and the dust collecting apparatus. I'pnghts are consolidated, containing the- nozzle, motor, fan. and dust collecting medium within the cleaner body The motorized elements of each vary in design from manufacturer to manufacturer, but can be divided into two main types, the rotating brush roll and the rotating agitator. Each cleans the carpet by creating a disturbance of the pile in order to remove litter and soil. But the agitator, becaase of its beater-bars, is considered to the most effective means of vacuuming the carpet AVALON CARPET, TILE AND FLOORING > WAREHOUSE OUTLET CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE HAND AVE & THE RAILROAD MON.-F8I. 8:00-5:00 P.M. - SAT. 8:30 TO 5 465-3051

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