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IHEALTH FOODS FOODS ft COSMETICS ORGANIC-NATURAL VITAMINS Also Books & Magazines ij>ach to Yjature MARIYN MANOR SHOPPING CTR GRANOE AVE. 'N«or ini»rwi.on o< <»4>) 666-4027

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Complete Assortment Curtains - Drapes Bed Spreads - Comforter s Bath & Boutique Items

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Jane Ann Cunningham FOR Avalon Council VOTE ON MAYS Ord«f«d A Paid For Gy J.A. Cunningham, Traoturar, Avalon

LIEUTENANT COMMANDER Marcel J. Burjarski (left), Chief, Intelligence and Law Enforcement Branch of the Third ('oast Guard District, receives a Certificate of Appreciation for the Coast Guard Cutter Point Franklin from Michael J. Tobin, Special Agent in Charge of the New Jersey District Office of the Drug Enforcement Administration. The award was given for outstanding contributions in the field of drug law enforcement. The 82foot Cutter Point Franklin, homeported at Cape May, received the certificate for its part in the seizure of the "Kristen Jane" on March 21, 1979. The vessel was carrying an estimated 25 ton cargo of marijuana. (Official (oast Guard photo by Brian Taylor) Coast Guard On^County Camera

COURT HOUSE - Have you ever wondered just how the United States Coast Guard performs those spectacular rescue missions off the Jersey Cape? SodiAAhe producers of "County (femera". Cape May County's Own TV

Show.

Thursday evening. May 3. at 7 p.m. on Cable Channel 2. the County (Camera focuses on our Coast Guard Helicopter Station at Cape May and looks at those rescues. Also featured this week

Art League

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County Camera are a

visit with the Welfare Board and a look at activities for senior citizens

at Victorian Towers. County Camera is

produced by the Video Production Center at the county Department of Public Affairs. It is a weekly half-hour program featuring glimpses into the lives and activities of the residents of the Jersey Cape. It is presented on Teleprompter Cable TV Channel 2 in the southern

section of the county.

yeHew brick read LARGE SELECTION OF Ltvi Shirts I Pants SIZES 4 TO 39x34 Led Coordinates for Girls SIZES 4 TOU yv (H Suits From Jack Tar • SIZES 4 TON SPORTSWEAR I SWIMWEAR FOR OIRLS BY PELICAN

Bv Doily Stango THE "NEW JERSEY CURRENTS" Art Show is currently on view through May 8. It's the exhibit displays the work of artists living or working in New Jersey, challenging themselves to create new ways of presenting fresh images. The 40-piece show is considered the best in localcontemp orary art.. The exhibit showings originates from the Summit Art Center, Summit, N.J. under the direction of Robert Reid and is funded by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts. A diverse schedule has been arranged to appeal to a wide-spread audience and to create further interest in Current Visual Arts in New

Jersey. •RETRO CLOTHES PARTY" will be held Saturday, May 19 from 10 am to 4 pm. to artist-in-residence, said Helen Dilday. Donations of "clothes out of your attic or put-away closet" are needed. All funds received from this "party" will benefit the much needed new heating system. The old •one recently collapsed from old age! Anyone having clotnes, hats, etc. to donate, but in need of someone to pick them up can receive prompt action by calling the League at 884-8628. The 60-year-old Cape May County Art League is located in the Carriage House on the Physick Estate 1040 Washington Street, Cape May.

Big Band Sound in Ocean City

OCEAN CITY - All who

love the Big Band sounds of the 1930's and 40's are welcome to a "Juke Box Friday Night" record dance. May 4 at 8 p.m. on the Music Pier in Ocean

City.

Dick Alliger, of Wild wood's FM station WCMC’s Saturday Night "MakeBelieve Ballroom", will be host for the evening, playing tapes of the original bands of Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey,

Artie Shaw—all the "Greats" for dancing and listening pleasure. The dance, sponsored by the Ocean City Environmental Association, will also feature dance exhibitions of the jitterbug, cha-cha, and other "oldies". In addition, there will be dance contests, door prizes and refreshments. Tickets are available at The Spinning Wheel Florist Shop in Ocean City, or call

398-2494.

Wo Carry A Large Selection Of LEVI'S, health Tex, Carters* Lee

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Monday thru Saturday. 10-5 Young & Pacific, Wildwood 729-5909

BARBER'S Fresh Meadow Nursery And Greenhouse "WHERE QUALITY IS A MATTER OF PRIDE" *‘Distinctive Landscape” Everything for your garden needs, and to enhance the beauty of your’home. Come visit our greenhouse and nursery ond enjoy our many: • ASSORTED HANGING BASKETS • FOLIAGE PLANTS ^ * • HOUSE PLANTS f r [ * • BEDDING PLANTS • ANNUALS 4 PERENNIALS • GROUND COVERS • TREES S EVERGREENS % MIL* SOUTH Of MON.-THUftt. 10-5 AVALON Ml VO.. ON Ftl.-SAT. 8-6 SUN. 9-5 445-6844