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Show to Feature r Sea, Water Birds ♦

^ STONE HARBOR - Sea I and water bird life along V the East Coast barrier I islands will be the subject v of an evening exploration I by Dr. P. A. Buckley at the | Wetlands Institute 9 Saturday. & He will produce a slide B show on 'Colonial Water- [ birds on the Barrier I Islands'' featuring terns, 9 herons, ibis and other I social birds from New York 9 to North Carolina at 8: 15 p.m. in the Marshview lec- | ture hall. f "As a direct result of our t studies in my work, the | roseate tern will be on the federal endangered species | list soon," confides Dr. i ' Buckley, who is director of the new National Park Ser- | vice Cooperative Research Unit headquartered at i ^Rutgers University's New 1 j Brunswick campus. He is I also research professor of j | ecology at Rutgers. BUCKLEY TRAVELS a great deal of the year to < oversee research in the i nine national seashore of < the East Coast. Among I other bird facts, he studies population trends, where the birds are, how they are F responding to development. and current conflicts. He has found that common terns, which once ' nested only on beaches, are now nesting in salt mar T shes similar to the Nummy * Island colony of terns south of Stone Harbor "I will have pictures of Fire Island, the Gateway g National Recreation Area, g

th£ Jersey Shore barrier islands, the Eastern Shores of Maryland and Virginia and Cape§ Hatteras and Looko if i in North Cajoji-riap' promises Buckiey. A GRADUATE of Colum bia. he earned his doctorate a Cornell in vertebrate zoology, with a if>66 dissertation on birds. After teaching at universities in Virginia and NewYork, he joined the National Park Service in 1972 "I happened to be studying the terns at Cape Hat teras National Seashore when the Park Service lured me away from a teaching post,'' says Buckley, whose wife Francine is a sea bird biologist. The husband-wife team have worked together for the past 18 years. They are both natives of the Bronx, .VY.. and now live in Bernardsville. "We are delighted to be closer to my field sites and in a recognized center for coastal studies." says - who looks forward to his show Saturday. L For further information. Phone 368-1211 Hospital Joins Fair 1 COURT HOUSE - Burdette Tomlin Memorial will participate in rhe 4-H Fair July 19 — 21 at urc t-ri r oil jui> 13 i l ai

I the fairgrounds here A display will focus on the hospital's new facilities Volunteer con tributions and oppor tunities will also be featured Free blood pressure screenings will be offered, and the hospital's new Communi-Call system for the homebound will be demonstrated A schedule of events will be available at the BTMH I exhibit. ; I | On Saturday. July 7, over | CO, members of the Middle I Tqwnship unit of the aux i| iliary apgjoaiHied local f § residenTSand visitors for I I donations to benefit the I ■ hospital Thglr efforts I I resulted in more than I | $1,125 in contributions I | slated for the hospital I | building fund... I \ PaaillHII"B^Wl I

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