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Workshop On Dried Plants MIDDLE TWP -r A special workshop on arranging dried plants will he conducted at the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor Blvd 10a.ni.Oct.il and again on Oct. 11. Identification, collection and drying of suitable roadside and garden plants will be discussed Each participant is asked to bring a small container in which to create an arrangement Plant materials will be supplied Regfaktration by phone is required as class size is limited Call 168-1211 to register or for information.

GOP Plan A Lift For Poor: Fox

IT'S A FAMILY MATTER as First Class Petty Officer Gilbert K. Dvley Jr., local recruiter, enlist* Gilbert E. Duley III into U.8. Coast Guard. Father-son enlistment took place in Recruiting Office aboard the Coast Guard Training Center. Cape May. The Duleys are residents of North Cape May.

Halloween Dance For Scholarship

AVALON The county Polish American Club will hold its fourth annual Halloween scholarship dance at the Community Hall here .Saturday. Nov 1 Polka and popular music

will he provided from 9' p.m. to 1 a m. Prizes will be awarded for best costumes. Tickets may be ordered by calling 729 4815. 522 1599.

884 4901 or 886-4672

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COURT HOUSE - A Republican Congress will offer more opportunity to South Jersey’s poor than they have received from Democrat Congresses over the past 20 years, Beech Fox, Republican candidate for Congress, says. Without "resorting to giveaway programs,” Congress should look closely to legislation such as the proposed Urban Jobs and Enterprise Zones. Act, which would “Help unemployed South Jersey workers re-enter the American mainstream to economic freedom.” Fox asserts. FOX SAYS THAT, as congressman, he will carefully consider the Enterprise Zone legislation proposed by Hep. Jack Kemp (R-N.Y.) and Rep. Robert Gardia (D-N.Y.) that would "greenline" the

Inner city and depressed areas of the country. Basically, ox explains, the proposal would establish voluntary business zones dn area where high levels of unemployment and poverty exist. The federal government would offer tax incentives and reduced regulation to small businesses that locate in core poverty areas, providing employment opportunities for workers and contributing to the economic recovery of the blighted area. "UNLIKE THE unworkable Democrat Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed SEA ISLE CITY - The week of Oct. 5 to 11 has b^n proclaimed officially as "Fire Prevention Week” in the city by Mayor Dominic c. Raffa. Mayor Raffa’s proclamation reads: "The residents of Sea Isle City, who are always asked to take precautionary measures to insure the safety of their homes and families from the perils of fire, are especially urges at this particular time to inspect their homes against any potential fire hazards and make appropriate corrections to eliminate them.'" Lecture Topic On Telling The Birds CAPE MAY PT. - Peter Dunne will discuss and illustrate "Fine Points of Field Identification" at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11. The lecture is sponsored by the observatory, and will be held in the Cape May Point Fire hall, Yale Ave. Dunne, a naturalist, author and photographer, is an authority on field identification of birds in South Jertey. AS DIRECTOR of the Cape , May Bird Observatory, he has served as principal investigator for its studies on migratory birds of prey and its surveys of breeding marsh hawks and colonial waterblrds.

programs over the years, the Enterprise Zones plan would be self-sustaining and would not be an added burden to taxpayers," Fox says. While' the program is primarilv designed for metropolitan areas, Fox said it can be adapted to local districts such as some communites in Atlantic, Cumberland and Salem Counties. Historical Unit To Visit Casino CAPE MAY - The Greater Cape May Historical Society will sponsor a bus trip to Caesar’s Regency Casino in Atlantic City Tuesday, Oct. 14. The bus will leave the Cape May Acme lot at 2:15 p.m. and leave Atlantic City for the return trip at 9:30p.m. The trip includes alxiffet dinner and a surprise. Reservations can be made by calling Catharine Doyle at 884-3630after 2:30p.m. DARLINGTON Kennels

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• w— Greening it Up CAPE MAY POINT - At noon Thursday, Oct 9, the local Civic Club will meet in the firehouse. Joe Halasz of "The Potter" on Washington Street Mall will be guest speaker and will discuss house plants. The hostesses will be Ethel Christy, Betty Geiss, and Sara Reynolds.

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