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Boro Sets Sept. Sale Of Lots

STONE HARBOR .-ia vj>te of thanks was offered Mayor James G Wood and to the Women s Garden council have announced! club for the planting and plans to sell 12 of the 29 lots v upkeep of 12 flower beds on at 122nd St., in the storre ^ Second ave. The group hds Harbor Point area. Satur- taken care of six islands

day. Sept 12. Sign describing lot numbers and sizes of the parcels will be erected at City Hail and at the lot site Minimum values have b«?r\ placed on the parcels and the price range will be from $110.000 to $260,000. IN OTHER Hliness a

To Reenact Colonial Camp Life COLD SPRING - Historic ^ Cold Spring Village here will host a recreation of an 18th century military encampment by the Egg-Harbour Guard 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday Formed in 1775 as the New Jersey 3rd Battalion, the original Quard took part in the American Revolution in the battles of Trenton, Princeton and Chestnut Neck. Today, the Egg-Harbour Guard presents a living history of the role of the common* man and woman during the revolutionary period. All are invited to Historic Cold Spring Village or a close look at the lifestyle pf our revolutionary forefathers.

below 93rd st. and above 99th st. The council complimented the Chamber of Commerce and civic chairman R. Jack Fitzpatrick for the July 4 Independence Day celebratidh. Council president Arden Hand announced that beach fees up to the end of June amounted to $100,406 compared to $76,265 last year. He added some of this increase was due to the small increase in fag prices but a lot of the increase came from the great number of visitors present tliis year. Traffic Up On Ferry N. CAPE MAY During June, 1981, traffic on Ihe Cape May-Lewes Ferry increased by 2,025 vehicles and 20,608 passengers from June, 1980 These statistic* were made public today by ’ /Theodore C. Bright/ general manager, and aft included in his monthly report to the 'commissioners of the Delaware River and Bay Authority, ■

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prescnLya Military Encampment by the Kgg Harbor Guard Saturday, July 25th- • 10 AM to 4 PM Featuring Colonial coohinp, cra/tx. weapons A- equipment that capture the flavor and life in Cnlonml America "Old (iniiuir'" Kcstr.ntmni

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