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CAPE MAY FT. — Bird walks highlighting migratory species will be offered on Saturday and Sunday mornings during April and May (except May 8 and 9' by Cape May Bird Observatory. The walks will be conducted.by David Sibley, an artist from Connecticut anyone of Nbrth America's premier field birders. While Cape May is internationally acclaimed for its autumn hawk flights, the diversity of bird Species is ac%. tually greater in spring than in fall Participants should bring binoculars and field guides and assembly at the north shore of Lily Lake here at 7 a.m. A donation will be requested from those who are not members of Cape May fttnfObnervatory. For further informaHon, call CMBO at 884-2736, or for hirding lips and avian sightings, call its Birding Hotline, 884-2626. /

Landfill Site Still Elusive

SWAINTON — A see saw battle continues between the Pinelands Commission and the Cape May County MUA over the site for the proposed new county land-

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COURT HOUSE - One of the largest fire training events ever held in the county will take place Saturday, May 1, at the County Firemen’s Training Center, in the Crest Haven Complex here. A capacity crowd of 700 or more firefighers from Cape May, Cumberland and Atlantic counties, as well as fire sub code Officials, building inspectors and representatives of industrial companies and utilities are expected to attend. JACK SAWYER, vice president of Sawyer Fire Equipment of Wildwood, will sponsor this demonstration in conjunction with the Ansul Co., a leader in the fire equipment industry. The demonstration will include a new firefighting technique utilizing Ansul Triple "F” Foam and equipment. A diked area of 2,000 square feet will be saturated with 700 gallons of fuel oil and gasoline and ignited. Ansul personnel and area firemen will participate in extinguishment.

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