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(From Pages) , breakfast on. The doors open at 6 a m. and stay open until 8 p.m. (Closed Tuesdays.) Daily specials are featured — you never know just which hearty food is the offer of the day. Take-out orders are encouraged too. This may not be the fanciest place around, but it is never disappointing in quality and friendliness. Stop by soon. Have the yen for something fishy? Try Mike’s Fish & Seafood Market, 4222 Park Rd., Sea Isle City. Fresh fish is delivered daily. The aura of the sea and its great harvest of delectable

catches is yours at this supermarket of the ocean. Many shoppers just stop long enough to pick up their favorite fish and seafoxl before zipping home to saute, fry or broil their purchases. Helpful suggestions for their preparation is yours for the asking. Indoor Antique & Craft Show this Saturday! The Middle Township High School Band Boosters holds an antique & craft show this Saturday. March 8, from 9 to 5. Dealers and crafts people will be on hand at the high school. Donation 75c. BOWLING IS fun, fun. fun at the Living Room Lounge, Oak A New Jersey Aves., Wildwood! A great indoor sport, bowling can help to keep you fit as well as make new friends! Open bowling is available Saturday — noon till midnight, Sunday daytime, Monday through Friday 10

a.m. - 5 p.m. and Monday nights from 9 p.m. till 2 a.m. Midnight Madness Monday through Friday when all games after midnight are only 60c per game! Fun for the young A not-so-young too! Get ready for the opening of the Pirates Den Restaurant A Cocktail Lounge, Baysbore Rd., Villas! Under the direction of host-master chef de cuisine Mr. Duke, you will find the cruisine extraordinaire. Opening date for this exciting new in spot is March 15! This is going to be the kind of place you will find lots of attention, good food and elegant surroundings. Coalition Thur. RIO GRANDE - The monthly public meeting of the Human Services Coalition is 1:30 March 6 in the conference room of the Social Services Building, Rts.9and47.

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Legislation. Seen Aiding Workshop COURT HOUSE . tRecent passage of legislation providing for changes in the Sheltered Workshop Act have been termed "a real victory for the handicapped citizens of New Jersey.” That, according to George Plewa, executive director of the Jersey Cape Diagnostic, Training and Opportunity Center. According to Mr. Plewa, "the bill will benefit Cape May County's only shelter workshop.” The county

center employs 76 fulltime handicapped workers while engaging in subcontract and prime manufacturing work for local industry. "Our center had to absorb support costs of every person during their first 12 months of employment,” Mr. Plewa said following passage of BUI 3441. "In many cases it was as much as $1,500 per person. Annually it Was a $25,000 burden that will now be removed.” Greene Meeting CAPE MAY - 'Hie Village Greene Civic Association meets 1:30 p.m. March 15 at the Lafayette Street Community Center.

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Adult Dance Classes Begin Advance line dance classes for adults will start next week in two locations. Classes begin at 2 p.m March 10 in Victorian Towers, Cape May. Free to persons over 60, they will include some lines, rounds, disco-hustle, and ballroom This is a continuation of Atlantic Comthunity Colleges SAGES Fitness thru Dancing, and the continental is a basic requirement. A class sponsored by the City of Sea Isle lyill begin 1:30 p.m March 12 in the Community Center, and is open to all adults regar dless of age

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