Herald & Lantean 23 September 81

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CAPE MAY POINT - Spring shorebird flights along the Delaware Bay shore will be the tome of Peter Dunne's ledture “Calidris Canutus and Kings" at 8 p.m. Saturday. Director of the N.J. Audubon Society’s Cape May Bird Observatory. Dunne has lectured over much of the Northeast and his articles are regular features in N.J Audubon Magazine and in Bird Watcher’s Digest. Each May, shorebirds heading north to breeding grounds in the Arctic from South America are drawn to the eggs deposited on the beaches of Cape May and

Cuniberland counties by Horseshoe or King Crabs. A survey conducted this spring by the CMBO, with ■ funding from the U.S. Fish apd Wildlife Service, documented the largest concentration of shorebirds in the continental U.S. Because of the potential for shipping Accidents in Delaware Bay, this concentration is the most vulnerable to disaster as well. The lecture will be held in the Fire Company Auditorium. Yale Ave. A small donation will be requested at the door. For further information, contact CMBO at 884-2736.

Taxpayers Meet Fri.

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CAPE MAY - the Taxpayers Association of Cape May, Inc. will hold it’s annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. this Friday at the Golden Eagle Motor I^xige here. The featured speaker will be Frank W. Haines, Executive Director of the New Jersey Taxpayers Association. Mr. Haines was employed by N.J.T.A. in 1951 as a research associate and in 1962 became director of research. He has served as executive direfctor since 1969. Mr. Haines will be speaking about the financial problems to be faced by the new governor as well as where New Jersey is headed in terms of taxes in the years ahead. According to Mike Turner, president of the Taxpayers Assoc, of Cape May,*^

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The sale on items listed in the circular in today's paper began on Tuesday. Thus certain items m<jy be gold out. Should thi* occur, please go to our service desk at the front of the store and request, a raincheck. Thank You.

MAC Donates Proceeds To Library

MRS. EMMA ELWE 1,1;.receives a check for 92.020.SS from Herb Beltel, president of fhe Mid-Atlantic Center For the Arts. This money, representing the gross receipts to MAC from all its activities over the labor Day weekend, was presented to the city library for the development of Its new children's section.

"Frank has had vast experience in state and local finance and we are looking forward to a large turnout for his talk." Mr. Clement Lisitski, attorney for the Hotel-Motel Association of Cape May, will be bringing members up-to-date on the litigation involving Cape May Greene and the City of Cape May, which had been filed by the Hotel-Motel Association. This suit was enjoined by the Taxpayers Association of Cape May and will be heard in court

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Members will also be discussing current problems facing the City as well as electing directors at this annual meeting. Light refreshments will be served. Everyone is invited to attend. Fund Raiser COURT HOUSE - The Middle Twp, High School Sophomore Class will begin selling candlde tomorrow. September 24\ to raise money for their ^tenior trip and expenses* They ill be taking orders throughout the community for a variety of candles — including special selections for the holiday season.

Special Concert This Sunday

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award winning Bishop Kenrick High School Marching Band will be performing a special concert for senior citizens and ail music lovers in Convention Hall, 1:30 p.m. Sunday,

Sept. 27.

This is the second year for the Norristown, Pa. band to perform for the "Young at Heart." The band has the special title of being called Pope John Pauls' Band, since its members welcomed the Pope to the United States. They have been on national tv many times and will again take part in the

Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade (It was incorrectly printed in last week's paper that the performance was set for last

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CAPE MAY - The MidAtlantic Center for the Art| turned over to*the Cape May Library commission $2,020.55 dedicated for the development the children's section of the new Cape IVfay Library at Hughes and Ocean Streets The funds represented MAC’s gross income from film showings, trolley, walking, physick estate and ‘Mansions by Gaslight" tours over the I^bor Day weekend The weekend - was extended to cover Tuesday night's film festival shqwing of the Humphrey Bogart film “Beat the Devil" and the special showing of "Vic torian Capers." MAC paid all the expenses for these activities so that the children’s section would benefit from the entire revenues of the weekend In accepting the contribution on behalf of the Cape May Library commission, librarian Emma Elwcll said, "We are really

looking forward to a dif ferent qnd exciting ‘ children's section wHbn we open the new library next spring " Herb Beitel. president of MAC jadtled. "We are proud to make this contribution. because of (he substantial benefits our entire community receives from' our excellent library " Chairman of the library commission. Mayor Arthur Blomkvest. was unable to attend the ceremonies , because of illness

NAACP Rally Today

CAPE MAY - The Cape May County branch of the NAACP will hold a special rally here today at the City Housing Authority Building at 8 p.m. Local attorney Louis Weiner will discuss the Voting Rights Act and reports will be presented

on the National Convention and recent Solidarity Day March in Washington ■ Refreshments will be served and the public is invited and urged to attend. For more information contact Pres Dorothy Mack at 465-5736

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