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Lecture: Lessons By Birds

STONE HARBOR - Have you ever been divebombed by a bird and wondered why? See V •Monitoring Nesting Col- / onial Waterbirds — What L«ssons We Can Learn" at --T Nthe Wetlands Institute 8:15 Saturday. Dr. R. Michael Erwin will present a case for aggressive, protective action by some r birds such as terns or skimmers when humans disturb i their nesting area. Erwin, wildlife biologist I ) for the U.S. Fish and i Wildlife Service at Patux- i ent Wildlife Research < Center ih taj«gl, MD, is 1 ^ , currently presTrabUof the I Colonial Waterbird Group, » f J an international organiza-

h tioft involved in conservation, research^nd manage- ' ment. Colonial birds are those which congregate to nest and breed. ERWIN STUDIED at Hartwick College ih New York and the University of Rhode Island, earning his doctorate at the University of Maryland in zoology. He has been working on habitat relationship of nesting colonial birds, census methodology and feeding ecology at P^tuxent since 1978. He has researcbe^along the entire east coast ah^ spent time in ) V / \ / r/yL

His slide show at the institute will explore the history of concern for waterbirds. their early exploitation followed by legal protection, early censusing, current population monitoring objectives and v future needs. Monitoring covers questions such as habitat change, quality of Wetlands, human distrubance effects and breeding success and potential. The Wetlands Institute will present a series of such Saturday night lectures f throughout August.

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benefit Set For Humane Society r OCEAN CITY - The Humane Society of Ocean City will stage its annual benefit auction-bazaar on . the Boardwalk Music Pier Wednesday, August 15, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This year the auction will highlight airline tickets to Brussels and Paris, a 1978 . — well-kept Buick Skyhawk, box seats for The Phillies and hundreds of other r* bargains. Rebecca Patterson, psychic, will be on hand by appointment. The bazaar tables will feature jewelry, shells, dolls, miniature furniture, handicrafts in glass, metal, wood art, etc. All proceeds will go to fund and maintain society's animal sjM(fer afi . 1 Shelter Rd. (J. 'WindMusic' Concert Set ► CAPE MAY - The City will present a concert by ' WindMusic" 9 p.m. Saturday at Convention Hall. 'WindMusic" will featured a trip of woodwinds and guitar performing popular, folk and classical music. The musicians, Nancy Sharpe, Dan Strawbi idge and Petdr "Gouzouasis are from the Philadelphia area, and their performance promises to offer js^raething 1

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All-You-Can-Eat Alaskan Crab Dinner or STFAMED SHRIMP J,l5t in the Rough Served Nightly Except Saturday Through August All Evening' N Daily Beat the Clock specials — Just $4.25 S- ived 4:30-6:3t/ p.m. includes Soup or VI ad Bat. 2 Vegetables. Ikveragv & Dessert Wed (8/8): Liver and Onions Thurs. (M'D|; Barbeque Chicken Legs En. 18/ 10): Mock Deviled Crah Cake Sat. (8/1 1): Ltsagna and Vegetable % du Jour Mon (8/13) ijOneiPal Pepper Steak on Bed of Rice Tues. (8/14): Homestyle Chicken and Dumplings Every Day Im fudmy Sunday Fresh Native Fish Du Jqi!r...$3.95 Every Sunday Sptc als Roast Turkey.... $4. 95.. Roast Leg of lvamb....$6.9$x Complete with Herb Dressing By Nightly Wed Thru Sun -

Now Appearing in Victorian Cape May at the Marquis de Lafayette « %fSyTTM tTi r§T3 r:\TJ The Seashore's Favorite Night Club Comedian! | Gold Whale Dinner Show - Showtime,9:15 pm. VT ^. Top of the Marq Late Show Showtime 11:15 pm Jf ' \ Two Shows Nightly ■ Wednesday Thru Sunday. « j Inn on the Beach - For All Seasons ; it. Between Ocean & Decatur on Beach Drive, Historic Cape May, NJ .1' Ocean View • Valet Parking • Reservations Accepted: 884-3431 JsSfc