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LUNCHEON and cocktails I srrvrd under (he awnings I overlooking the ocean - # + noon'til 2:30 p.m. r DINNER AND COCKTAILS served daily 5 p.m. (il 10 p.m. Bed and Hreakfant Available

Fireworks; Unrestricted License?

CAPE MAY — After a one-year hiatus, there w^ll be fireworks in Cape May this summer The Boardwalk Beach Drive Merchants Assn will be sponsoring fireworks on the beach Saturday night, July 3 or, in the event of rain, July 4 or 10. Robert Matthews, a merchant, appeared before City Council for financial help Monday night, and got a cool but friend^ reception He said the organization will be spending upwards of $5,000 for the event and he asked if the city could finance some of it. Mayor Arthur Blomkvest politely said .no and- suggested that members

return next year when the ’83 budget is under consideration. For $his year's event the organisation will attempt to raise the money through public contributions. A REQUEST TO remove conditions imposed on the liquor license held by Peter Shields Inn on Beach Dr. was put off for action until a public hearing is held The irm seeks id remove restrictions that prevent liquor from being served on the porches after 11 p.m. although serving is permitted inside, and that prevent music from being offered : nside the building unless there is a special catered event. Also, it seeks to ex-

tend the liquor serving deadline beyond 1 a m. in accordance with the policy allowed in other Cape May drinking and eating establishments. The inn is adjacent to properties owned by fundamentalist minister Rev. Carl Mclntire's Christian Beacon Press organiztipn. May Graduate ERMA — Local student Christopher H. Kobik was among the graduating class of 262 who received degrees at commencement exercises at Mansfield State College, in Pennsylvania last month.

NOTICE TO PARENTS OF STUDENTS OF LOWER CAPE MAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL: STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE THEIR FINAL GRADES ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 AND THURSDAY JUNE 17, 1982. TEACHERS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PARENTTEACHER CONFERENCES ON JUNE 17 FROM 12:30 TO i 2:45 AND JUNE 18 FROM 8:00 A.M. TO 12 NOON. REPORT CARDS WILL BE MAILED HOME THE WEEK OF JUNE 21, 1982.

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Boat Sinks in Canal; Is Raised COLD SPRING — A 37 ft. pleasure craft which went down in the Cape May Canal Saturday evening mtly have struck a submerged portion of the railroad bridge. None of the five people onboard were injured, and the boat was eventually de-watered and towed to a private marina. According »o authorities, the Colonial cabin motor boat was owned by William A. Burns of Bensalem, Pa The coast Guard said he refused Coast Guard assistance. The Coast Guard, which first learned of the mishap from the skipper of a passing boat, said the Guard's assistance was refused. The craft was able to maneuver out of the rhain channel before being run aground on the north side of the canal.* The- N.J. Marine Police reported the operator informed them that the boat took on water quickly after going thru the railroad bridge. According to the Police, the operator said a vibration was felt when the craft was going beneath the open bridge. A Marine Police spokesman said that while the actual cause wasn't known as of Monday afternoon, the vessel may have struck a submerged portion of the bridge or a piling that might have broken loose. Private salvage operations continued thru the day Sunday and the craft was apparently towed from the scene late Monday morning after being raised from the bottom with the aid of a crane. Turtles AVALON — Mayor Ellsworth Armacost, whose late wife Marion was a leader in efforts to preserve the Diamondback Terrapin, has issued an appeal for the endangered species. Armacost pointed out that many people who see the turtles along or on roads pick the up and take them home, thereby causing their death. THE DIAMONDBACK Terrapin found in this area requires salt water and will die in fresh water. Those who find the turtles on roads are urged simply to remove them to a safe area.

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