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THE HERALD

THURSDAY, JANUARY 11,1979

NEW POLICE CHIEF AND CAPTAIN FOR MIDDLE TOWNSHIP • Townihip Clerk George Simpkins, left, congratulates Chief Edward Hansen, center, and Captain Raymond Saunders, right. Chief Hansen replaces retired Chief George Seaman who retired after 21 years on the force. Captain Saunders was promoted from Lieutenant to Captain to replace Hansen.

Dining Out Going Out Taking Out

AVALON WHITEBRIER - 20th at the Beach. Serves lunch and dinner daily in a relaxed setting. Music and dancing Wed. thru Sunday.

CAPE MAY GOLDEN EAGLE INN - Beach Drive, Cape May. Early Bird Dinner Specials 5 P.M. to 7 P.M. Special children’s menu. Open daily.

RIO GRANDE MENZ RESTAURANT - Next to Fort Apache, Rio Grande. Specializing in seafood and broiled foods. Take out service available. Open daily 11:00 A.M. to 9 P.M. STONE HARBOR HENNY’S RESTAURANT - The nautical atmosphere makes dining a delight. Luncheon and dinner dally. WILDWOODS KURTZ RESTAURANT - Overlooking Sunset Lake. Specializes in seafood. Open dally for breakfast, lunch and dinner. REGENCY ROOFTOP RESTAURANT - Breathtaking view of the Ocean - Beautiful Decor - Delicious Cuisine prepared by Chef Mike Mullin. Live Music. Open Wed. thru Sun. HOLIDAY INN - Elegant dining with superb food is yours at the magnificent Quarter Deck Restaurant. VILLAS THE INN "BILLY MULLIGANS" - Located on Villas on Bayshore Road, a favorite family restaurant. CLOVER INN - located on Cloverdale Ave., by-the-bay, in Villas. Open daily, for lunch and dinner. Entertainment Friday and Saturday. LOBSTER HOUSE - Enjoy a dockside view of fishing boats entering and leaving the harbor, while dining at the Lobster House. Now open 7 days. Luncheon and dinner.

John Denver Film at County Park

The Cape May County Park’s “Nature Shows" goes big time later this month when well known singer John Denver is featured in a film presentation. The Jan. 20th feature film is "Big Horn" starring John Denver and his close friend, naturalist Tommy Tompkins. The film takes Denver and his audience on a trip through the rugged wonders of the American and Canadian Rockies and depicts the lifestyle of the native wildlife. IN addition, the film “In Search of the Bowhead Whale” will be shown at the January 20th Nature Show. It was produced during an April 1973 expedition off the coast of Alaska; an expedition similar to one planned by Stockton State

College off the New Jersey coast later this winter. The Nature Show is presented free of charge at the Cape May County Park Nature Center each Saturday afternoon at 2:00 P.M. Donations to offset the cost of the presentation are accepted. “You can’t find a less expensive Saturday afternoon baby-sitter for two hours," according to park naturalist Howard Stoddard. This week’s films at the Nature Show, Sat., Jan. 13th are “Flash, The Teenage Otter" and “The Forest Fisherman.” There is ample free parking near the Nature Center on the park grounds. The county park is located on Rte. 9 at Crest Haven Road, north of Cape May Court House.

Seminar for Women

Cape May City Office of Economic Development and Cape May County Cooperative Extension Service will sponsor a six week seminar for and about women will be offered free of charge to women of all ages. The seminar will be for 6 consecutive Wednesdays beginning Wednesday, Jan. 17th at 7:30 p.m. in the Cape May City Hall Auditorium. The first session will be Understanding You, a discussion on self-confidence. Other topics to be discussed at later dates are Careers, Finding a Job, Knowing

the Laws, Finances and Health and Child Care. This series of six sessions is designed to be compatible, however, they will, each have their own focus of interest. You may choose to attend all or any of the sessions that interest you. If you have questions regarding the direction of your life and would like help in steering the course for you, then plan to join us for this special Women’s Seminar. For additional information contact Marion Olsen at 465-5115 or Virginia Packer at 884-8411.

FRITZ TESTIMONIAL DINNER Testimonial Dinner for Bill & Carrie Fritz of N.Wildwood will be held Jan. at Regency Motor Inn. For tickets call 522-7507. The agent is sponsored by K.C. Council 2572 of N. Wildwood.

AARP MEETING There will be a monthly meeting of the AARP, Chapter 710 of Sea Isle City on Jan. 11th at 1:30 P.M. at the Community Center. J.F.K. Blvd. This will be the first meeting in the new Center. VILLAS CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS The Villas Women’s Regular Republican Club will hold installation of officers on Jan. 17th at 8 P.M. Held at the Club House, Bayshore & Weber Rds. Bird Seed The Cape May Bird Observatory’s second Bird Seed Savings Day will be held Sat., Jan. 27th at the Wetland’s Institute, Stone Harbor Blvd., Middle Twp. Orders for the several varieties of seed can be made by calling CMBO at 368-3156. All orders for the 27th sale must be placed by Jan. 14th. A CMBO staff member will be on hand to take your orders and answer your questions Tuesday through Saturday. Bird Seed Savings Day is a cooperative effort of many wildlife organizations in the East providing high quality wild bird food at low prices. All income resulting from the sale will be used to maintain CMBO’s efforts here in Cape May. It is important to remember that once birds come to rely on your feeding station, it should be maintained constantly. To discontinue feeding during the winter will force many birds to leave your area in hopes of finding other food sources. Since most natural areas already have the largest number of birds that they can carry through the winter, the chances that these displaced late season wanderers will make it through the winter are slim.