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THURSDAY, APRIL 26,1979

Blue Crab Study Launched

CAPF; MAY Over the call the New Jersey Marine hext several months Advisory Service at GO^

(springs 1979), a large 465-5115.

number of these plastic drifters will be released in Delaware Bay. Each one is a colored, saucer-shaped disk with a stem about a loot and a half long The drifters are being released in connection with a study of the movements of young

blue crabs

The longterm circulation of water at the mouth of tin? bay is roughly off-shore near the surface and onshore near the bottom; it'is thought that the young crabs may be moved in and out of the bay on these currents. The purpose of the drifters is to help get a more detailed picture ol the currents at the bay mouth With a weight on the liottom ol the stem, the drifters floats along the iNittorn. without a weight, it Unfits at the surface. On the disk is a serial number and message with our address fhnd telephone numbers We record the number.,date, and location when we release the drif ter What we wed is the same information when it is found so that we can determine a speed and direction of movement We offer a $1 no REWARD for Ibis information. You can send a card to the address, which is also given below, or in the Ijcwcs Delaware, area you can call the University of Delaware Marine laboratory at :W2-645-4000 In the Cape May. New Jersey area, you may

The drifters only give a crude estimate of the

currents, but the more that are found and returned, the more reliable the estimate. We will appreciate your help.

MT Holds Kindergarten Roundup

Middle Township kindergarten registration will be held on May 7. Registration will be held in the Administration Building. 126 S. Main St.. Cape May Court House between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Parents may park in the rear of the building for convenience. Parents are encouraged not to bring their children as all examinations, etc. will be given after the child enters school. Parents are encouraged to pick up registration

forms prior to registration at the Administration Building. These may be completed in the quiet of the home and will speed the registration process on May 7. Requirements for registration are as follows: 1. Child must have reached or will reach his fifth birthday by September 30. ,2. Parents must display proof of age with birth or baptismal certificate. 3 Parents must present proof of the following

Food Stamp Calendar

CAPE MAY - Dates, places and times of local visits by a representative of the Cape May County Food Stamp Office during the' month of May have been announced by Leroy Cardile. County Food Stamp Supervisor The purpose of the "Field Visits" is to accept applications or inquiries about . the Food Stamp Program by persons unable to visit the main office in the Cape May County Social Services Building in Rio Grande. The representative will be on hand at the eight field offices from 9:30 a.m. until 12 noon, except for the Whitesboro Center which will run from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m on the dates specified Phone 729-9200 ext. 232 for additional information. St. Raymond’s Church Basement. 25 E. Hudson Ave.. Villas — Wednesday. May 2. Cape May Co. Library. Public Meeting Room. Mechanic St.. Cape May Court House — Monday. May 14.

Wildwood Community Center. Spicer & New Jersey Ave.. Wildwood Wednesday. May 9. Woodbine Community (’enter. Longfellow & Monroe Avcs.. Woodbine - Monday. May 7. ( ape May City Hall. 643 Washington St.. Cape Maf Tuesday. May 8 N Wildwood City Hall. 901 Atlantic Ave.. N. Wildwood - Thursday. May 3. Martin Luther King Center. W. Main St.. Cape Human Resources Inc.. Whitesboro Friday. May 18 Interested persons should bring proof of all income, cash resources and expenses, such as rent, mortgate. utilities and medical bills. The Food Stamp Program allows families of low incomes to purchase additional food dollars and thus improve their nutritional standards. Food Stamps are available to all who are eligible without regard to race, creed, sex. national origin or political belief.

immunizations signed by a physician. a. DPT — Primary Series (3) doses — Booster (1) dose. b. Oral Polio Vaccine - Monovalent vaccine type I-11-111 or Trivalent vaccine 1st and aid doses booster. c. Measles - Rubeola - (Immunication date must be after child’s 1st birthday ) d. Rubella (German or 3 day measles). e. Mumps. 4. If proof of immunization is not available at time of registration, it must be presented before entry into school in September. Flower Winners Winners in the Annual Easter Flower Drawing at Sturdy Savings and Loan held TTiursday. April 17 were: Stone Harbor Anna Ogden. Dorothy Laskey. Edna Owens. Isabelle Curto. Patience Meader. K. Payne. E. Barron. Marion Smith. Ruth Fowler. Diane Oelland. J. Garrison, Fred Fink Rena Thompson. Jane Hagan. Evelyn Houck. E. Gambal. George MehLy Dolly Parton, Charles Rudrauff. Ruth Norrie. Avalon Mary Volkert. Walter Keating. Maureen Rahner. Louis D’Antonio, Marion Clouting. Patty Busher. Elizabeth fright, Alfreda Kwoka. Dorothy K. Scargill. Jane Campbell. Shelly Judycki. Kelly Fenstcmaker. Georgina Smith. Ann King. Paul F. Gilles. Robert Cook. Jean Hunter. Dorothy Gibbs. Roz Baer. Dorothea Crolty.

* SH Beach Tag Office Opens

Stone Harbor: 1979 Season Beach Tags are now available and may be purchased at Borough Hall office, 95th tr Second Ave. Monday thru Friday between the hours of 9 A.M. and 4 P.M. according to Councilman Arden Hand. The office will be open on a seven day a week basis commencing weekend of May 5th and continuing thru the summer season. As an added service to visitors the Season Tags may also be purchased thru the mail by sending r check for the number of tags required, to Borough Hall. These tags will be reserved in the buyers

name for pick-up on arrival in Stone Harbor. The price of the ta^ remains the same as in past years. The season tags sell for $3.00 each if purchased before May 31st. Starting June 1st the season tags cost $5.00 each. Weekly tags will be sold at the same price as last year and may be used from Saturday to Saturday. They cost $1.50 each. Children under twelve years of age do not have to wear beach lags. All other will be required to wear tags from June 16th through September 8th. Councilman Hand added that Stone Harbor and

neighboring Avalon will again observe reciprocity of beach tags as both communities share a common beachfront. Harpsichord Concert Planned CAPE MAY - Temple C. Painter. Harpsichordist, will be the soloist for the last concert of the "WinterSpring” series Sunday. May 20. at 4 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Advent. Washington Street. Cape May. The series is sponsored by the MidAtlantic Center for the Arts, (the committee for the performing arts).

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