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Free Arfrertinqi For Chimber Member* COURT HOUSE - The Cepe May County Chimber of Commerce reminds members not to miss out on a free advertising service with a potential for hundreds of prospects a day. The Chamber distributes members’ advertising (menus, business cards, brochures, flyers, etc.) free from its Information Center at Crest Haven Rd. and the Garden State Pkwy, here, and also at the Sea ville Information Center further north on the parkway. Hundreds of tourists go through both locations each day during the season, prompting one Chamber representative to call them “prime tourist attraction spots." Call the Chamber at 4457IRI for more information.

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LANDMARK OAK on Baysbore Rd. in North Cape May Is In obvious need of care. One of Its lower branches was recently cat off after a resident complained to Township Committee that it was endangering utility wires. Twenty years or so ago, the reconstructed roadway was altered so

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Lecture On Cape’s Wildlife

MIDDLE TWP - The Wetlands Institute will present Cape May County Wildlife, Part 11,8:15 p.m. June 28 at the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor Blvd. This slide-illustrated talk might better be called "Squiggley Wigglies and Things That Go Bump in the Night" as it will feature the sights and sounds of the little wild creatures that make their home on the Jersey Cape — the small mammals, frogs, salamanders and nighttime creatures of the area. Joan Galli will discuss the fascinating behavior of

these creatures and provide clues on how to watch them in thd wild. Children especially will enjoy an opportunity to view some of the live animals that will accompany Ms. Galli’s

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A nongame wildlife specialist with the New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Shell fisheries, Ms. Galli is a member of the Board of Trustees of The Wetlands Institute and co-author of a recently released book on the wildlife of Cape- May

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OKs Dividends HAD DON TWP. - The Board of Directors of First Peoples Bank of New Jersey has approved a quarterly dividend of 33c per common share, peyable June 12. In addition, the Board approved the payment of 49 3/4c per share dividend |o holders of Convertible Preferred Stock. The divideiid will be paid June .Seven

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July Opening For NCM McDonald’s

N. CAPE MAY - McDonald's opens in Cape May County’s largest municipality here at Rayshore and Ferry Rds. early next month according to proprietors Jim and Penny Hodge/ TV new facility is expected to empty between 80 and 100 people. Most from the immediate area. The restaurant will also offer job opportunities for high school and college students who want to work part-time. Restaurant hours will be 7 a m ta 11 p.m.. and until midnight on Friday and Saturday. serving McDonald's breakfast as well as the hamburgers on which the company built its international reputation. Birthday parties and restaurant tours will also be offered. The dining area, seating 102 customers, is decorated in Victorian style with wall hangings of pictures depicting Cape May's history. The newest

has 65 par spaces with a single booth drive-through service window for take-out service. In announcing their opening the Hodge’s emphasize that the restaurant will play an active role in community activities and that they will continue McDonald’s corporate philosophy of support and cooperation with local civic and charitable organizations.

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