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QUALITY CLEANING- Ex celleni lervlce, dependable, good references. No job too small Homes, ehonge-overs, businesses Get ready for summer Call 465-31 19. • TN LANDSCAPING- Spring dean up. Lawn main. 8 step lawn care progrom R.R. ties. Sod, Thatching. Alex Bell Jr. Landscaping. Free estimates. 465-4904 Insured. 5/15 GRASS CUTTING SIRVICE AVAILABLE at desired intervals. Established 10 years. Monthly billing arrangements con be made. Equipped for small yards or large areas. On shore from Avolon to Cape May and off shore from Swointon shore 886-4055 TN PAINTING A CARPENTRY at a price you can live with. Free estimates. Call John, 628-2653 : 4/2 MASON WORK DONEPlostering, blocks, cement work. No fob too big or too small. Call Woh. 884-1934. TN ROOFER- Semi-retired looking | for work with people having problems with their roof. Home or business. 30 yrs. experience. 729-5258 SAVE. 4/23 PAINTING /PAPER HANGING. Now is the time to paper and paint. Call 8. Boisseou, 884-7071 or 884-5129 TN HEAVY WEEDING- Vine & bush removal, complete year round tree care, garden maintenance, residential/commercial accounts. Coll 884-4302 TN EXPERT TYPING done in my home on on IBM Selectric II (] Typewriter. Casino disclosure forms, menus, resumes. All business, legal and personal papers typed quickly and professionally. Call 884-4584. TN MOSQUITOES ARE HERE. They'll buzz in your ears. But with our Mosquito Canopy sleep fi becomes luxury. BUGS OR US? 465-3946 4/3 PAINTING, PAINTING, PAINTING ft* CARPET CLEANING. For all your pointing & carpet cleaning needs there's only one name you'll ever need to know, Harry's Painting ond only one number. 884-2923 TN I HAVE ONI MORNING A WEEK open to help someone with housedeaning & housekeeping Calf 886-2381 TN 30 OR 40 GALLON BRADFORD gas-etec. hot water heater installed, guaranteed. Delta sink faucets $73.00 installed Pointing, smoll plumbing jobs. 40 yrs. plumbing experience. 368-462 1 . 4/2 TIM McNICHOL, Home Remod eiing & Repairs Corpentry, decks, roofing, siding, induding cedar work, painting & wallpapering 24 hour response. Coll 465-7163 i TN FOR QUALITY WORK, Call Town Bonk Builders, Bob Obermier & Sons. Garages, odditions decks, kitchens, roofing, porches, siding and paneling, etc. Coll To- / day, 884-5151. V _TN CAPE DESIGN STUDIO/HOUSE PLANS, landscapes, home improvement projects, kitchen designs, decks, patios, additions, civil engineering scoled model (housing subdivisions) artwork. drafting Call 884-0087. 4/9 ROOFING PROBLEMS? Why pay high - prices? Any type roof repair, large or smoll, flat, cold or shingles All work guaranteed 20 years experience. Call 729-0020 Same doy response. Many references. Also do gutter worff 5 17 T.V. TROUBLE? Call Gobriel. 886-3785 Drumbed Rd and Beach Ave., Villas. R.C.A, Zenith * G E expert All other makes repaired TN TELEPHONE INSTALLATION, EXTENSIONS, modular jacks, pre-wiring and repairs, coll Dove for free estimates on improving your telephone service. J"2-8345 4/9

SB1 BOOKKEEPING SERVICE. Monthly Writeups - All Taxes. Reasonable fees - Timely Personal Service. H & F O'Reilly. 398-9594 71 2 SEASHORE PAINTING- Local references. Interior-Exterior. Quality work. Experienced. Coll Tony Ftttipaldi, 465-5727. _TN ANY YARD WORK, tree removal, cutting grass, trimming trees and bushes. Coll 861-2954 Tfcl PET SITTER. Will care for your pets in your home. Mature, reliable, references. 465-3710. TN TRASH REMOVAL SERVICE, Call 624-3829 TN GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING private homes, townhouses, condor For service & details coll 886-3762. 4/16 FLAT ROOF PROBLEMS-, Solve Them Once A For AID Call Don Shaw Roofing Co. (Rubber roof specialists). 967-7056. 4/16 •BM1EXPERIENCED MATURE MANICURIST, nail scuph & cosmetician w/N.J. license seeking employment in Cape May orea. Please call 884-5712. Thank you. 1 I 4/23 MOVING TO COURT HOUSE, available May 1st. Executive secretary w/legal, medical & travel exp. looking for full time permanent position, excl. reft 547-041 1 . 4/9 STAMP COLLECTIONS, stamp accumulations, U S and foreign Sports 'N Stuff. 1400 Texas Ave . Cape May 884-5844 TN ■•Rlli'HIIHIr SHARP POCKET CALCULATOR, "Els. Mate", model • EL-8130 or. 4EL-8130A. (the model with no buttons ond which sounds the musical note when you depress a number or function). If you hove one, new or used ond want to sell it call 884-2529 TN WE BUY THE OLD- Furniture, pointings, oriental rugs, vintage clothes, etc. Top Cash Prices. Call Mr Walloff. 653-1165 or 390-0521 4/2 QUEEN SIZED SHEETS- Need fitted bottoms & flats. Hove allergy & prefer percolelinens that hove been laundered for awhile If you don't need your queen sized linens anymore, please call 465-5056 doy. 884-4584 eves TN CASH PAID FOR OLD WICKER FURNITURE- S5 and up for broken pieces; S10-S50 for restorpble pieces; S50 and up for good pieces. Also buying antiques and coins, coll 884-2381. 4/23 SOMERS POINT- Huge full quality home plus garage. 3 blocks West of Platts Furniture Store Signs postedl April 10, 1 1 & 12. 1000's of items, all appliances & hiuniture. Cosh N' Corry. 4/9 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ever^^Pkkend, 5 sets bedding, full slwin sizes, sofa, choirs, tables, lamps, dishes, etc Call 729-4285. anytime ; ! 4/2 THE ULTIMATE YARD SALE - Hove purchased complete contents of a country store, selling everything 50-75% off retail. Great opprt. to pick up gifts Retailers welcome, also household bargains. Fri., Apri 4, 9-5 8 N Main St., C.M.C.H 4/2 COMMUNITY YARD SALE - April 1 1 & 1 2 by Chevron Station, Rt 47, Green Creek, 10-4 NO EARLY BIRDSI Unusual junkl Priceless treasures! 1 419 ■ •

CLOTHING, TOYS, many other i items 3 Dory Drive CMCH. 1-2 miles on Hand Ave. from Rt. 9, Sat. 4/5, 10 to 3. Roindote: 4/6. i 4/2

5 I ! Ji y- ■ I E3 ' " ~ai . ■ ■9 Br ; J ■t JMw ' , ' i DorU Ward ( MEET MARK — Marcia Smith-White of Cold Spring acquaints children from Cape May Elementary School with- "Mark Riley." a handicapped puppet. From left are Tim I Abel. 12. and Heather Gryning, 10. both of Cape May. The recent affair was a presentation by the American Association of University Women and Ocean Academy to dispel fears and misunderstanding associated with handicapped people.

i In 'Adopt A Pupil' Program

COLD SPRING - Students at both Maud 1 Abrams School and Consolidated participated in the Lower Township "Adopt a Pupil" Program. During this session one sixth grade class designed

an Easter Egg Hunt and demonstrated science experiments for the first grade. During the initial stages of "Adopt a Pupil" older children adopted each first grader as a younger brother or sister. The goals of the program were: to have children participate as both teacher and learner in the educational process,

Wetlands Post Goes To Light AVALON — Borough Councilman Richard B. Light has been elected to serve a three-year term on the board of trustees at the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor. "Light has been very importantly involved in our annual Wines and Water Festival ana has done a great job coordinating institute activities in Avalon over the past few years," said Dr. Roger Wood, president of the board. In other council matters, President Pauline Petri ca and Councilwoman Jeannette Glazier recently received recognition for participating in a statewide program on the branches of municipal government sponsored by Rutgers University THE PROGRAM, entitl- 1 ed "Powers and Duties of the Municipal Governing Body", was held at Glassboro State College over a five-week period and covered such topics as the sunshine law and responsibilities of the municipal clerk, solicitor and engineer. "The program gave us a better understanding of the facets involved in municipal government and helped us see in depth what each department is responsible for," Glazier said.

to establish positive role modeils for younger students and to give children an opportunity to interact with both younger and older children in a positive manner. At present ten classes are "Adopt a Pupil" participants with plans to increase participation and involvement for school year 1966 and 67.

Blood Drive ! SOMERS POINT - Shore Memorial Hospital is sponsoring a community blood drive noon to 5 p.m. Thursday, April 24, in the hospital's Fourth West Classroom. For further information call 653-3668. ! r | x jfcJI ^Y ^B ■ . V Doris Ward UP IN TIIE AIR - Cape ■ May Beach provided a good practice area for juggler Peter_ Vernon, a former member of the Jersey Cape Performing Arts Guild. His clubs were a Christmas present from his wife Elsa. They live in West Cape May.

Coloring Winners

WILD WOOD - Winners in the annual coloring contest at Ocean Academy have been announced by Byron Pennington Croker

Post 184, American Legion, here. Winners at the county special service school were: First, Irene Eggermont, 618 E. Tampa Ave., Villas; school, Sean Kane, 158 E. Delaware Pkwy., Villas, and third. Avery Coffee, R.D 1. Court , House. The awards were presented by Larry Pearson, post adjutant.

Program On Fires WILDWOOD - Three Wildwood Fire Department officers lectured the students of Glenwood Avenue School on fire safety recently. Capt. Len Lauriello, Lieut. Larry Lilloand Lieut. Bill Davenport showed fire prevention films, talked about smoke detectors had the students demonstrate "Stop, drop and roll", and had them report fires over the telephone. THIS SPECIAL program was given because of the fire at the school Feb. 5. The fire officers reassured the students as well as thanked thfcfn for calm behavior in evacuation of the school on the day of the fire. The students in return thanked the firemen for extinguishing the fire that day and also thanked them for coming to the school twice a month qand monitoring their fire drills. Heflies Only WEST CAPE MAY - A free "hefty and healty" class is being conducted three times a week at Body Mechanix exercise salon, 130 Park Blvd. here. Participants must be at least 50 pounds overweight to qualify. Sessions are held 8:45-9:15 p.m. Monday, and 5-6 p.m. Wednesday and Friday. For more information, call 884-0777.

STONE HARBOR BRIDGE CLUB Results March 26 : 1st. Millie Green and Eileen Kalaf ski 7% ^nd.^Libby Toney and Sallg 3rd. Louiae Kraae and Barb Bartkowiak 73 ♦th. Gene Fisher and Henry Buehianico 71 Stto. Rita Boudreau and Bob Owens 70 V

■ ' • m m Oori* Ward MULTI-MEDIA WORKSHOP - Sandra Franklin, of Town Bank, creates a nautical scene from a tile of clay at the Cape May County Art League's multi-media workshop. Franklin, who has been interested in art for the past eight years, said the clay will be fired and then applied to her kitchen and bathroom wails as decorative pieces. The workshop is held weekfy at the Art League in Cape May and is open to the public.