f Jersey Cape HISTORICALLY , by J.A. Cunningham

MODERN DAY VERSION of Jimmy the Kidd Rives instead of takes at least to those youngsters lucky enough to dig up his miniature treasurer chests and coins hidden on the beach on Cape May. Kids between 6 and 10 are invited to try their luck this Sunday. Meet up with the Kidd in front of ConvenUon Hall at I p.m. There are those whose families have lived in Cape May County for hundreds of years who say pirates buried treasure here, and there are maps which show where. If anyone has found. treasure—they aren’t telling. Letters, diaries and newspaper articles do show that pirates were a source of concern for the local landowners. Pirates often found their booty in the West Indies, and sailed up the Atlantic Coast. The bayside of the cape, with its natural inlets, safe harbors, fresh water and food supplies were attractive havens for seamen. Both Captain Teach (Blackbeard) and Captain Kidd are known to have spent time in the Cape May Point area. A large cedar tree i near Lake Lily was long called Captain Kidd’s tree. J.A. Cunmnghqm is co-author of the popular book on Jersey Cape history, Cape May County Story." \ frljll .11 ! I —— —QIlj* Jlappg — Country Clothing and Knlttory MENS I WOMENS STONE HARBOR and AVALON SWEATERS SUMMER SALE NOW IN PROGRESS 25% to 40% Off Summer Clothing We WouetJ To 9819 Third Avo., Stone Harbor 1 i :

Having A Job Is One Thing.: Having A Career Is Better.

Having a career means having something to do that s important to you every day Sure, a job—any job— is a way to earn a living and unquestionably that s the issue in a world of double-digit inflation, but what you do when you get to work is important too After all you spend a great deal of time and ' energy there. Make a job something better Tum.it into a career. Contact an Atlantic Community • Accounting and Finance • Business Administration • Casino Management • Culinary Arts • Education • Electronics Technology • Fire Protection Technology • Hospitality Management • Law Enforcement • Liberal Arts • Medical Laboratory Technician • Nursing • Occupational Therapy Assistant

College guidance counselor for information jon the caree' programs Ijsted below White^you re in this pensive mood, maif in ogr coupon or call us at 62b-1114 or 646 4950. Ext 261 to request a free sched ule of fall courses, dates and requirements Classes start September 14 Mail registration deadline is Friday. August 21. ’* Waking up irT the morning isn't always e^sy Give yourself a good reason to do it • Physical Therapy Assistant • Recreation Technician • Respiratory therapy • Respiratory Therapy Technician • Secretarial Science • Security and Loss Prevention Management ^

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