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fascinating, world of the salt marsh will be revealed Saturday morning, July II at 9:30 at the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor Blvd. when a guided field trip in search of the many plants and animals of the

marsh will be conducted. Participants will be en-

couraged to explore and experience the sights, sounds, smells and tas^ of the marsh. Old cloithes and

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sneakers are advised. This is a fun-learning experience for the whole family. For further infor mation and to register, call

368-1211.

5 Point Plan AVALON - Tile Five Point Club July 9 will meet 8 p.m. in borough hall to plan on the 50th anniversary celebration. R 6y Leslie Steyson^

The Spike

E By Arnaud deBorchgrave & Robert Moss This is one of the best books I’ve reacflately. It is . written by two foreign correspondents who know their way around the intelligence services of the world. | The book poses the question — and perhaps answers it - "Can America, and the free world, survive without an intelligence agency which is efl fective?" Before World War II this country was at a disadvantage because of a Gent/emen do not read other people's mail policy. Fortunately for us, our allies the British had a splendid secret service. In this book, a young radical reporter writes an expose of CIA actions for an underground newspaper. His articles bring him to the attenUon of the editor of a New York newspaper, and he is hired to cover stories all over the world. He is sent to Vietnam when that action becomes part of the daily news, and as a good journalist, he tries to dig a little deeper than many of the foreign correspondents. His friendship with a French journalist helps him uncover many sources for stories. As he roams from Washington, where he has friends in the administration in power, to the capitals of Europe, he begins to question many things he had pnee taken for granted. \ His childhood sweetheart and her \mbitious brother, a famous movie star with radical opinions, a KGB agent unhappy about his future, the pkst and present CIA chiefs — all play important parts in fhe journalist’s destiny. Incidentally, the "spike" is where news stories are placed which will never see the ink of a newspaper. * • Leslie Steyson is the pseudonym for a very real ^^^reajbookstor^proprieto^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^.

N. DOUGLAS RUSSELL Formerly First Assistant Prosecutor of Cumberland County Announces the opening of a Branch Law Office at 2150 Dune Drive * Avalon, New^Jersey 08202 (609) 967-3444 - The Firm will continue to , i maintain offices at 706 N. High Street Millville, New Jersey 08332 * (609) 825-0728 Hours: Mondays and Fridays Member of: (by appointment) Illinois Bar and, Richard C. McCarthy, Assoc. New Jersey Bar

HANDYMAN HAVEN •N. CAPE AAAY 886-3401 APPLIANCE PARTS

MIDDLE TWP. - The Nature Conservancy has long been one of the leading agencies in the preservation of open space and

natural lands.

On Saturday evening, July 11 at 8: is at the Wetlands Institute Bud Cook, director of the Conservancy’s New Jersey-Pennsylvania regional office, will present a slide tour highlighting some of its most beauMful acquisitions. Also included

will be a look nt past and future Conservancy projects in New Jersey and

Pennsylvania.

STONE HARBOR - A shellcraft workshop will be conducted at the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor Blvd., at 10:30 a m. tomorrow. Under the guidance of

• Mrs. Harriet Hickman, participants will create their own shell flowers from materials provided. Mrs. Hickman, a founder and officer of the'’ Jersey Cape Shell Club, is knowledgeable about shells and has a fine collection Her ''Miniature Shell Shop" is a highlight j>f the club’s annual show. Advance registration is requested Telephone 368-1211.

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