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New Food Manager

CAPE MAY - Ray Strawley, 30, has been appointed food manager in charge of the three dining facilities at the Marquis de Lafayette Hotel here. Strawley, who started his career in the food business working as a pre-teen in Wildwood. will oversee the Gold Whale. Top of the Marq, and Darcy's at the hotel. Now a resident of the city with his wife, two daughters, and a son. Strawley came to Cape May from his position as chef with Chez John in York, Pa. He had also been the food manager for the U.S. Grand Prix League in Dallas and worked five years for private clubs.

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HOSP1TAL GIFT — Judith S. Titton, president of Ruth Newman Shapiro Cancer and Heart Memorial Fund, presents $15,000 check to Janet Collova. member of Shore Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees. Contribution, in memory of Marie R. McCullough, was used towards purchase of a Ncodymium: yttrium-aluminum-garnet (Nd: YAG) laser, used in endoscopic, urological and respiratory procedures.

Fisheries Unit Executive Named

TRENTON - State Treasurer Michael M. Horn has announced that the New Jersey Fisheries Development Commission has appointed George Grant of Princeton as executive director. "We are pleased to attract a very highly respected authority in the industry," Horn said. "George Grant has the talent, ability and knowledge to help New Jersey develop one of our

greatest natural resources — the fish that live off our 125-mile coastline." THE FISHERIES Development Commission was created last year by Governor Thomas H. Kean by executive order to stimulate growth of the industry while protecting New Jersey's environment. One of its members is Jeffrey Reichle of Cape May. New Jersey's annual harvest is worth $67.6 million, the second largest

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