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CAPE MAY - If you like to retard sparks, split infinitives. or ask questions, you will want to come to the Victorian Bandstand in Rotary Park off Lyle Lane on Saturday. That's where three staff members of the Cape May . Herald-Dispatch and the newspaper's unique delivery truck will be on display as part of the Fifth Annual Tulip Festival. The 1930 Ford Model A Mail Truck converted specifically to add a historic note to the weekly ► delivery of Cape May's : distinctive newspaper will. ^ of course, be the focus of all eyes. ANTIQUE. CAR BUFFS will have the chance to ask all their favorite questions such as "Where do you find tires for a car that old?" or "What kind of spark plugs does it take?" and "How is it on gas?" And standing to one side Preserving Flowering Gift Bulbs If any tulips, hyacinths and other spring flowering blubs have been forced into bloom and presented to you as a gift, the following should be done to preserve the bulbs for future use: Leave the flowers in the pots and let the foliage ripen just as it would if growing in the garden, keeping this foliage green as long as possible. When the spring comes, these pots can be sunk out-of-doors until the foliage matures. When the leaves tijrn yellow and dry off. remove the bulbs and store for the summer. In the fall, these bulbs may be planted outdoors in the garden Bulbs that have been forced may require a y$ar or so to recover, so do not be discouraged if they do not bloom perfectly the following season or two.

trying to ignore the fact that they are being upstag ed by a piece of machinery will be three individuals . who haven't been converted from a feeling that they are essential. In no particular order « order is what you phone into the deli), they will be Joseph R. Zelnik, editor of the Herald-Dispatch. Arlene Mac-Donald, sales representative, and Jack Smyth, reporter. ZELNIK. AN AUTHORITY on Yugoslavia. Buffalo. N.Y.. and IRAs (not necessarily in that order), will be on hand from noon to 1:30 p.m. to talk about commas, paragraphs and kidney stonqs, and evade questions about distributor caps. N MacDonald. an authority on space rates, school I boards, and draperies, will 1 be available from l :30 to 3 I p.m. Smyth, an authority on ferries. St. Bernard dogs, and Ernest Dowson, has agreed to answer questions about anything but tires, axles, draperies, or Basic English. He will be on the scene from 10:30 a.m. to noon.

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^^INTERNATIONAL NIGHTS^! ^ Y C'flLYATilWY, USA V V THE CllSLYEOF LEBANON 1 I Every Wednesday & Thursday, we are offering I exotic, authentic full-course meals from a different ■ country each week for 816.75 ( in addition to our I TUESDAY 3 FOR 2 I Two people enjoy any two entrees jlljffil*- -A ' ■ from our Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch or I ■ Dinner menus and receive a free t - "~WT I ■ entree on your next visit 4lf I^Tfl v& I Open 6 day* til May 16. Cloaed Monday*. I MAD BATTER I ^ 19 Jackson St, Cape May. N.J. 884-5970 M

PRICE SALE . V2 PRICE SALE . V2 PRICESALET: j YOU'VE GOT TEN DAYS To Do It! ■ I Do what? Buy one dinner at the FILLING STATION and get a second dinner I i at half price. We've been talking to you in this space about the FILLING j • STATION for some some time now. Maybe you've been saying, "Well, we ought j ' to give that place a try." ( §' | Well, now is the time. From today thru next Friday, May 2nd — come to the \ FILLING STATION — bring this ad — order one dinner at regular price — order 1 I a second dinner of equal or lower price — and receive the second dinner at half t I pricfe. Applies to all dinners except our already low-priced "Beat the Clock" I • specials. | » While this promotion is designed to bring new customers to the FILLING j • STATION, we invite all our regulars to take advantage of it as our way of saying ( ! "Thanks fofenjoying the FILLING STATION." Now, where can you gel a bet- , J ter deal than that? Nowhere — not in this town, at least. THE FILLING STATION , , „cc ■ of FREE I Open at 4:30 everyday in Cape May Parking In The Across from the Acme Rear Ot Our Building I