Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 4 June '8& . I HIHR —

Summer Hours Set At Library , I WILDWOOD CREST - ] Summer hours at the * Wildwood Crest Public j Library will begin Monday, June 9, and continue , through until Sept . 8. Hours are Monday through Fri- j day 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Satur- . day and Sunday 1-5 p.m., j and Monday through , Thursday 6:30-9 p.m. Summer reading time is f here. The library offers \ everything from the ( classics to current best- , sellers plus a complete , selection of non-fiction for . the more serious readers , plus reference books for , students. Summer visitors ! are welcome. The library is at 6301 Ocean Ave., phone, 522-0564. j I I

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County Library c_ t by Kathleen Duffy

N - New Jersey The Cape May County Library has a special section on the State of New Jersey called the Jerseyana Collection, which is kept in the Department. This does not mean that of the books on New Jersey are for loan but keeping them all in one place helps us to answer the multitude of questions receive on local history. The County Library is also a depository library for New Jersey state documents. What that means in english is that a copy of all books, pamphlets, studies and documents are automatically sent to us for public use. THE VARIETY of subjects on which state or federal governments hold hearings, adopt regulations or study is endless. A quick browse through our state documents section revealed the following: Nutrition Education Programa for the Classroom (PreK-12); Public Hearing Before Assembly, Judiciary, Law. Public Safety, and Defense Committee on A -A8l (Death with Dignity Act); A Study on Dioxin in Aquatic Animals and Sediment ; New Jersey Casino Control Commission Annual Report; From ^ fnape Territory to Royal Province, New Jersey 1600-1750; New Jersey Pension Study Commission — Final Report. Of course, we routinely receive the budget, the Municipal Data Book, Civil Service Laws, etc. OF INTEREST locally are: The New Jersey Riparian Rights Handbook ; The Water Resources Data Book and the New Jersey Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan, which relate to the controversial topics under consideration by local governments. Information of places to go within the state are found in a variety of sources. 25 Walks in New Jersey (Jerseyana 917.49D) by Kevin Dann covers a walking tour of Cape May to hiking the Kittantinny Ridge or consider Victorian Holidays SelfGuided Architectural Tours of Cape May, New Jersey by Marsha Cudworth, which covers 126 points of interest and is profusely illustrated. South Jersey Bike Rides by Bert Nixdorf has almost 100 different recommended rides with maps and points of interest outlined. Trips & Treks; A Guide to Outings in New Jersey and Beyond (Jerseyana 917.4 H) by Barbara Hudgins lists museums, colonial villages, amusement parks, zoos, outdoor sites, flea markets et al. The Seven Wonders of New Jersey and Then

Some... by Thomas C. Murray and Valerie Barnes, is a compilation of the 14 natural and 14 man-made wonders of our state. Marsh, Meadow, Mountain; Natural Places of the Delaware Valley ( Jersey - anna 506.749M) is a guide to the various eco-systems encompassed within our area I from salt and fresh-water marshes, barrier beaches, pine barrens, deciduious woodlands, boreal forests and meadows. Each area is noted for its birds, trees, shrubs, wildflowers, mammals, amphibians, butterflies, insects, fish and reptiles. NEW JERSEY History ranges oyer a 350-year period ana contains many fascinating anecdotes. Our recent additions include reprints of some classic titles: The Roads of Home; Lanes and Legends of New Jersey; Jersey Genesis — The Story of the Mullica River; Tales and Towns of Northern New Jersey all by Henry Charlton Beck. A Ferry Tale by William J. Miller Jr. focuses on crossing the Delaware on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry. An unusual area of New Jersey history is studied in Planned and Utopian Experiments; Four New Jersey Towns by Paul A. Stillborn. A wonderful compilation survey of our culture here in New Jersey is found in the recent publication — The Folklore and Folklife of New Jersey ( Jerseyanna 398.097 C) by David Steven Cohen. So whether you are a native, a transplant or a visitor learn something about- New Jersey at the Cape May County Library.

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