The Herald and The Lantern

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Wednesday, January 14,1981

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Film Series Resunied

Quake Replies

COURT HOUSE; - The feature film series at the County Library returns in January' with-several classic films. All films are scheduled for 7:30 on Friday evenings. Afl showings are free. The schedule for January and February is as follows: Jan. 16; "Tell Me Where It Hurts” with Maureen Stapleton. Jan 23; “Dead Of Night" with Michael Redgrave. Jan. 30; "The

Ladykilters" with/Alec Guiness and Peter Sellers. Feb. 6; "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Feb. 13; "Sumn\ertime" with Katherine Hepburn and Rossano Brazzi, Feb. 20. "Brian's Song" with James Caan and Billy Dee Williams. Feb. 2?’; "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pitman" with Cicely Tyson and Michael Murphy.

Still to Come COURT HOUSE - The County Chapter of the American Red Cross .would like to iMorm the inquirers about fhe Italian earthquake vfctims that if has received replies to some inquiries. but not ail. As soon' as the chapter gets replies' it will telephone the Inquirers.

Health Project'in Old Hall

(From Page 1) example, have been working with several „ organizations toward establishing a local hospice program which would provide athome and hospitalized care for the terminally ill and their families. Other projects still in the planning stage include selY-help classes, medical transportation, and a 24-hour doctor refer ral service THEIR SMALL. TWO-ROOM office in the old town hall annex is stacked with

research information and includes a minimedical library available to the public. In addition, Holley—a former receptionist aide to a Philadelphia neurosurgeon, aqd a medical writer—has been taking the better-health message to clubs and organizations. She may be reached for speaking engagements or other, information at the Research and Review Project of ice, 884-2993. Holley is a Villas resident; Love lives in Cape May.

The Top Fish of 198G

Co. Freeholders Reorganize

COURT HQlfSE - The all-Republican Cape May County Board of Freeholders reorganized during its annual meeting last Tuesday here with the hf$hlight of the ceremonial and business gathering be-

Sturm

ing the administration of the oaths of office to Freeholders William E. Sturm Jr. and Ralph W. Evans. With their wives holding thfe Bibles, the two incumbents were sworn in by County Clerk Angelo Pulvino — Sturm to his fourth three-year term,

Evans to his second full term. Anthony T. C&tanoso was re-elected chairman of the county governing bbdy. The senior member of the freeholder board in terms of’service. Mr. Catanoso is

Evans

also the longtime mayor of

North Wildwood.

With the exception of a bit of trading in the super visory responsibilities 6f Mr. Sturm and Freeholder OeraW Thornton of Villgs, the reorganization gather- , ing was pretty rote. Sturm 2 now has jurisdiction over 3 the County Planning

Board; Thornton the Crest

Haven complex

Sturm, a Rio Grande resident, was the second most popular candidate on the November ballot; his \ 21.000-plus votes second only to Ronald Reagan's votegetting ability (almost 23.000). Evans, of Slone Harbor, garnered some 19.500 votes, coming in just under the pulling power of popular incumbent Coiv gressman (and the only Democrat on the countyside ballot to win) Bill Hughes, who received

some 20.000 ballots

Sturm and.Evans rolled over their Democrat opponents in the election two months ago. Charles Town and Michael Voll, by a plurality of more than 6.000

votes.

W AI.ON ItlMIH.t HKNIi.TK January 9 I lnl> Armstrong s.oiio Hoy Hrdriir 5.670 Ago*** Hobinton 5.IIOO

(From Page 1) 2nd. 91 Ibo B ms. Delaware. Bay. Ed Caviar. N. Cape May 3rd. 90 lha 12 «a*. 14 FI* Light, Ed Kane. Court House FLUKE Ut. 15 lb* R ms, Anchorage. Bob Schafer. Willlaimtown 2nd. 14 lb& 5 pxs. S Brandywine. George Steinmeti, Villa* . t 3rd. 12 lbs l2oj». Ocean 'Sea Isle City). Danny McMurtrte. Bethlehem. Pa KINGFISH 1st. 2 Iba 0 Ots, Delaware Bay. Henry Blllbrough. Ridley Park. Pa 2nd. I lb. 6 ms, 3rd Ave Jelly. Cape May. Don Navo, Philadelphia. Pa 3rd, 1 lb I m. Surf Hereford. Jim Hanlon. N. Wildwood PORGY 1st. 3 lbs 6 ois. Ocean. John Roberta. Philadelphia 2nd, 2 lbs 8 ms, Ocean. Art DIGiovanni. Wildwood STRIPED BASS 1st, 44 lbs B ois. Ripa. Bob Cox. Trenton 2nd. 43 lbs 8 ois. Ripa. Richard Andrus, Millville 3rd. 38 lbs OOis. Ocean. R.L. Griffiths. Parkertown WEAKFISII 1*1. 18 lbs 8 ois. Delaware Bay, Chiles Hcrtxog. Blackwood 2nd. 18 lbs 6 ois. Delaware Bay. James Connolly. Yeadon. Pa' 3rd. 16 lb* 2 ois. Cape May. George Boyden, Kenilworth SEABASE 1st, S lbs 15 ots. Delaware Bay. Julius Sebastian, Gibbstown 2nd. 5 lbs 5 ois. Ocean. Bob Mullen. Sen Isle City 3rd. 5 lb* 2 ois. Wrecks. Rufus Davis. Philadelphia BLUEFISH 1st, 20 lb* I m. 32nd St Avalon. Al Baker. Philadelphia 2nd. 19 Ikbs 1 ox. FE Bouy. Alex Morrone. Philadelphia 3rd, 19 lbs <■, m, Ocean. Frank Holberg, Avalon TUNA (Blttcfin) 1st, 332 lbs 0 ois. Ocean Cily. Bob Mutschler. Egg Harbor • 2nd, 91 lbs 8 ois. 20 Fathom Curve. Frink Kurti. Burl-

3rd. 65 lb* 13 ois, 20 Fathoms, Ed Vogel Jr.. Gulph Mills. Pa TUNA (Ydlowfln) 1st. 159 lb* 8 ois. Baltimore Canyon. Charles Dooner. Philade phia 2nd. 110 lb* 0 ois. Wilmington Canyon. Bob Seifert. Hollywood. Pa. 3rd. 108 lb* 5 ozs. Baltimore Canyon. John Anthony. Havertown.Pa TUNA (Big Eye) 1st. 310 lb* 0 on. Wilmington Canyon. Barry Lang. Vineland 2nd. 304 lbs 0 on. Ocean. Dick Moreland. Churchvllle. Pa 3rd. 300 lbs 0 on. Wilmington Canyon. Mark Rohifing, Cape May WHITE MARLIN 1st, 106 lb* 6 on. Poor Man’s Canyon. Chet Derbyshire. Ambler. Pa 2nd. 103 lb* 3 on. Baltimore Canyon. Theodore Pichel. Red Bank 3rd. 90 lb* 0 on. Baltimore Canyon. Harold Prefon taine. S. Weymouth. Ma BLUE MARLIN 5 1st. *ao lb* • ois. Wilmington Caayon. Rodman Smith, King ofPrussla. Pa 2nd. 435 lbs • on. Ocean. Chet Derbyshire. Ambler. Pa. 3rd. 20 lbs fc 0 oi». Baltimore Canyon. Don Murphy.

DOLPHIN 1st. 32 lbs 8 on. Baltimore Canyon. Robert Lummls. Bridgeton 2nd. 20 lbs 0 on. Baltimore Canyon. Emmitt McDonald. Philadelphia 3rd. 17 lb* 8 on. Ocean. Bill Beti. Philadelphia OCEANIC BONITO 1st, 8 lb* 2 on. Ocean. Carl Botienhardt. N Wildwood 2nd. 5 lbs 12 on. Ocean. Burt Weed. Marlton COMMON BONITO 1st. 3 lbs 8 on. Ocean. Harold Ellingsen. Wildwood ALBACORE (True) 1st, 89 lb* 0 on. Ocean. Ralph Fleming. Spring Lake 2nd. 60 lb* 0 on. Wilmington Canyon. Barry Lang, Vineland 3rd. 45 lbs 0 on. Ocean. Bert Gable. Cape May ALBACORE (False) 1st. 15 lb* 4 on, Baltimore Canyon. George Spalding. Court House SWORDFISH 1st. 498 lbs 0 onroewn. Donald Weatcbtt. Cape May. 2nd. 376-lb* o on. Wilmington Canyon. Michael Joyce. LindenwoM 3rd. 248 lb* bon. Wilmington Canyon. Jack Edwartfe. Kirkwood

TAUTOC. 1st. is lbs l oi. Cape May Inlet. Ben Maugen. Cape May 2nd, 13 lb* 10 on, Cape May Inlet. Fred Maugeri. Philadelphia 3rd. II lbs 14 ois. Ocean. William Dawkins. Philadelphia LARGE MOUTH BASS 1st. 6 lbs 0 ox. Denmsville IJt. Jim Brangmberg. Mar morn 2nd. 51b* 14 on. Tom Magda. Mormville. Pa 3rd. 5 lb* 6 on*. Denmsville IJi. Mrs Terry Varga. Hightstown PICKEREL 1st. 2 lbs 0 on. E Creek Mill. Vincent Goutremonl. Rio Grande 2nd. 1 lb 14 on, Tuckahoe River. Brian Errickson. Court House POLLOCK 1st. 22 lbs 0 on. 60 Mile Wreck. Rick Zataverky. Philadelphia 2nd. 14 lb* 12 on. Sea Isle Lump. Philip Baker. Philadelphia CHANNEL CAT 1st. 7 lb* 12 on. Dennisville Lk. John Hoernlein. Cliffwood. 2nd. 7 lb* 8 on. Dennisville Ut , Steve Groller. Riegelsvtlle. Pa 3rd. 6 lbs 7 on. Dennisville Lk.. John Hoernlein. Cliffwood WAHOO 1st. 73 lb* 0 on. Baltimore Canyon, Bill Jones. Mantua 2nd. 70 lb* 4 on. Baltimore Canyon. Dennis Haney. Philadelphia 3rd. 53 lb* 4 on. Ocean. Carl Witt. New Castle. De WINTER FLOUNDER 1st. I lb II on. Scotch Bonnett, Andv Anuskv. N Wildwood KING MACKEREL 1st. 27 lb* 0 on, Cape May. Bart Joy. Bellmawr 2nd. 20 lbs Don. Light Ship. George Alosi, Croydon. Pa 3rd. 16 lb* 0 on. McCrea Shoal. Allen Greene. Cherry Hill SPANISH MACKEREL 1st. 2 lb* 10 or. Ocean. David Kopp. Freeburg. Pa 2nd, 2 lbs I oi. bcean (Sea Isle). Ken Mangle. Allentown. Pa RARE FISH Parrot fish. 3 lb* »« or, 12th St Pier. Oean City. Ronnie Fay, Ocean View

S. Cape May (From Page 1) value of the South Cape May area and realizes that with changing land use patterns. important wildlife habitats will not be protected on a longterm basis " The aim of the Service's study is to determine alternatives for protecting and preserving the habitat - which is particularly important since it serves as a stop over point for the high density.of bird life that makes this area of the globe home during the great migratory periods. The tip of the Jersey Cape has been termed by internationally acclaimed experts as one of the greatest birding spots in the entire world THE TWOFOLD PURPOSE of the study is to attempt to describe the wildlife resources and delineate threatened habitat. The spokesperson said that basic alternatives which might be implemented to proact and preserve the area's resources will also be addressed. Basically, there are three alternatives: •Preservation by outright acquisition utilizing government or private conservation resources; •Utilization of land use regulations to protect specific habitats; •No action, in which longterm protection would rely upon existing local ordinances or special legislation or other regulation.

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A RECORD to start the 80’s

' 57TH ANNUAL REPORT CAPE MAY COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HOME OFFICE 7 North Mam Street Cape May Court House, N J. 08210 BRANCH OFFICES 3301 Atlantic Avenue. Wildwood, N J. 08260 517 Washington Street. Cape May. N J. 08204 1899 Bayshpre Road, Villas, N.J. 08?51 40 South Shore Road, Marmorif, N, J. 08223 219 N. Moin Street. Cape May Court Houte. N J 08260 YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31,1980

ASSETS

Mortgage Loans - Direct Rrductibn Loans Mortgage Loans - FHA Loans Property Improvement Loans — Account Loans Real Est&te Owned a Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank Cash on Hand and in. Banks Investments - Other Office Building (Less Depreciation) Furniture. Fixtures, etc - net Prepayment Secondary Reserve F S.L I C Accrued Interest Investment Securities Other Assets

LIABILITIES Members Savings and InvestmenfAccounts . . Borrowed Money Loans in Rrocpss Specific Reserves.. Other Liabilities '. Deferred Credits FteserVes and Undivided Profit^

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68.787.073 84

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1.274.465.19

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$ 83.26* 637 88

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Georg* M. James - Chairman

Calvin L. Bock Elvin D. Bailey J. Douglass Corson Horry S. Eldredge Robert F. Garrett. Ill

Louis H. Griesbach. Jr. David C. Ingersoll. Jr. Gregory C. Mason

Paul M. Scull Philip A. Shields , Frank W. Strohm Gordon M. Thomson Russell Weotherby