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DUPLEX OH THE DUNES UNIT fl: 1 bedroom, both, dining area and living room with fireplace Unit #2 1 bedroom, both, dining area and large living room Common utility room block to Delaware Bay #C645 Townbank. 192,000.00. OWN A PIKE OF YOUR OWN WETLANDS. Farmhome with frontage on Sluice Creek Three bedrooms, 1'/? baths, dining room, utility room, attic, basement Approx 5 acres. Masonry out building could be converted to horse stalls #P712 Dennis Township $74,900.00 SUNSET VIEW. One. house from Delaware Boy. Two bedrooms, both. tetoxlO' family room with glass doors to backyard Large 60xl25‘ lot with fenced backyard Natural gas heat irT703 North Cope May $49,900.00 SUMMER COTTAGE FOR GUESTS OR TENANTS. Two bedroom home with basement, central A/C, 90x90' lot plus detached cottage with one bedroom, bath and pombmatidn kitchen/living room.- One house away from Delaware Boy #C725 Villas $43,900.00 « I ARK EIL

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COZY 3 BEDROOM year round home with central air conditioning, $32,500.

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Fart of the New Jersey Wings ’n Water Festival at the Wetlands Institute this weekend will be "Maritime New Jersey: The Economic History of the Coast”, a state exhibit featuring local artifacts or collectibles which illustrate 300 years of coastal living in the Southern Shore Region. Beginning with the Indians of the 17th century

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SAVE THE TURTLES — Tom McFarland, 39. of Waynesbdro, Pa. will be exhibiting these hatching turtles at the Maritime and Wildlife Art Show at the Stone Harbor Public School during the Wings *n Water Festival. Each one is individually sculpted, kilnfired in clay and painted by hand so they can be saved forever McFarland recently gave up an 18-year teaching career to pursue his craft fulltime.

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CAPE MAY BRAND NEW DUPLEX — Each unit has 960 square ft. of living space. 3 bedrrhs., master has separate vanity. living rm„ dining area, kitchen and utility area. Private deck and off street parking, for further info call Apex Realty. Inc. Asking SI39,500. call 886-5473 today: