Wildwod'ft Jay Bamn . has Roorerl a biK scoop in bringing, Ihc famous Delaware Valley jet set gourmet restatiranteurs. Steve and Maureen Horn. U»* lalie over his Gloria Horn is a graduate of Cor don Bleu, Paris, and Matireen is af wine expert.

They operate the celebrated gourmet restaurant Mourien. in Philly and are mentioned often in l^rry FleW ’i Daily News column Thej r |y brought their ent r to Cape May to po^ postcard Hunsberger.

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COUHt HOUSE - Honor students for the second marking period at Middle Township High School, with H making the high honor roll and 150 the low honor roll, have been anhounced hy jfohn J McVey.principal r ✓ on the high honor roll

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The Wildwoods C.V Mathis at large

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Robert Patterson, of the county chamber of commerce. is trying to enlist

expected to disclose the shore is the state's number orte state sales tax pro-

ducer.

Joe and Walter McGrath

Dauglvriy Lucinda Minam Fla*. Jo Freese. John Maak. V* TKnmas Herah, Thomas Hutchinson. Darlene Krilh. Henry Kowalski. Kimberly lawrence. I.iw linker Wayne lamis Paul Manuel. Kirin Mrl.aiiRhlln. Chrislinr Moore. .Inaeph Moore, RmtaiW Morami, Sharon Morhler". Koilp Muller David Pa Hi hurst. Timothy Saddler,, Wendy Seaman. Thomas KponauRle. (TiervI Van Heel, Yvelt# Williartis, Hiia W.lir., Karen Wlljrfb, Darleen Adens. Kalhefme Bannbn Phillip Bek'her. Taylor Bfack. Scot I Bond.Tracy BOmlev. Mary (•ajirioni. Mar lha Champion, Yasimne'Chaudhry. Barbara (hew. Todd Codhdge. Bar liara Cooper. Pamela DaFbler. John DhuRlass Tom Dugger. lAlfred Endicolt. Claire FaRan. William Gar nson. Deni si* Gregory. Sheila Har ns. Kim Henlges Georgann Hmdle. Cm<b Horvalh. lama Johnson. Jeff Kahe. Bonnie Keen. 1)ehorah Knoll. Dawn l.ijj riholm. Hope Marsh. KrWm Maria. Fahvaro McKinley. John McKinley. Kelli McUughlm. Joh* Mmguer. Deborah Mullen. Dawn Omrod, Kim Ped< Lisa PMrica. Ca|hi Pikulin ski. Sharonlee .P.Htf. Andrea Bamirer, Robert Basmtacvn, Mane Behslock. Brenda Bi-h Wayne Rowe, Honda Saunders, Deborah Schneeman. George SeaRnan. Tracy Sinkway. Henne Spauking. Jeffrey Tanner. Susarf Taykir. Chnshne Thraen. 'Susan Towrtley. Mary Trombella. Roger Trout. Linda Tur nier, Joann'Vellulo. Anne Walker. George Wood. Edward Kane

will continue to operate the Gloria Saloon, which reopens weekends March 12 with live bands. WILDWOOD WINE tender Hud Benson was a prize winner* again in the comedy division of the Mummdr’s parade He was also nearby last Monday when a Surf City mainlainence man. Charles GottreII. won $366,000 on a Har ralfs Casino slot machine to bepomf* Atlantic City’s biggest progressive slot winner in history. Sgt. G. Erie Kern and Sgt Albert Barth, both of

the Wildood Police Dept., passed the competitive N J. Civil Service exam for the position of lieutenant. Kern is a 14-year veteran M(hile Barth has been a

policeman for 16 years. .... ,

SKIPPER JIM CICHIT- \ TI has added another boat and will have four party fishing boats dockside in the Crest. He proved he is as adept a fisherman as he is a captain when he caufeht a record .breaking 9'. 85-pound sailfish to win a Jupiter Fla., contest. One Of his first mates. Chris Genya. broke new ground when he recently appeared

Wildwood Anther groups are negotiating to acquire in a law suit/ to force the Sterling U-Skipper boat

rental and Jet Ski business on Subset Lake. Both exSterling employees, their father, a long time Crest

disclosure of-sales, tax revenues generated by the resorts A 16-year effort has been unsuccessful' In trying to pryzthe information out of the state. The .Ocean City chamber has /• joined in the suit, which is

colonist, heads a Philly insurance firm. All the McGrafh family have been 'active in the Yacht Club.

PTA To Hold Pizza Party

WILDWOOD-St. Ann’s Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a homemade pizza night Friday, in the School Auditorium, 4-8 p.m. The pizza can be eaten at the school or taken out. The pizza can be purchased baked or unbaked and deliveries will be made on the Island. For free deliver^, call 729-9677 on the 26th between 4 and 8

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