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Herald & Lantern 18 May 83

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SEAFOOD TAKE OUT FRESK WHITE CORN ON THE COB W/Butter

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STRING BEANS

69‘ lb

EXTRA FANCY CANTELOPE

99 c ea.

CUCUMBERS

5 for *1.00

CALIFORNIA CARROTS 4 bags

*1.00

GOLDEN BANANAS 3 lb

*1.00

EXTRA FANCY RED S YELLOW APPLES

49 c lb

GOLDEN RIPE PEARS

49* lb

FIRST OF THE YEAR PEACHES

99* lb

RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT

4 lor *1.00

NAVEL ORANGES 88 Size

8 for*1.00

FRESH ZUCCHINI SQUASH

3 lb for *1.00

FANCY WHITE CORN

4 for *1.00

FANCY YELLOW CORN

5 for ‘1.00

WE HAVE ALL OF YOUR PLANT NEEDS READY FOR YOU TO PLANT

$ 1,000.00 First Prize Robinsons is an official weigh station for Jerseys 'Big Tomato." Stop in for your Entry Blank s 200.00 Bonus If Your Entry came from Robinsons and is in the State Finals ■ Robinsons will give you a *200.00 Bonus

Tall Cedars Convene

By CHARLES MATHIS WILDWOOD - Virginia Beach solons are gnashing their teeth over the loss of one of their largest and most lucrative conventions. the Tall Cedars of North America. Their fiveday convention opens today in Wildwood. The Tall Cedars are the largest annual contributor to Jerry Lewis' Muscular Dystrophy telethon plus other charities too numerous to mention. On Saturday, bring your own seating for the largest parade ever on the island, featuring scores of floats, hundreds of clowns and comedy units and bands and marchers of every description. THE PARADE starts at 11 a m., runs from North Wildwood to the Crest on Atlantic Avenue, and is expected to take four hours to pass any given point The conclave of at least 7,500 marks the first major invasion of Canadians with the Hamilton. Canada Forest. Classboro, N.J. Forest 183 was the first Tall Cedars Forest in the U.S.A. Forests visiting here are from as far away as Madiera Beach, Florida and Cftumbus. Cincinnati and Springfield, Ohio There are dozens of forests present from New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Other sizeable delegations come from cities in Rhode Island. Massachusetts. West Virginia, New York, Connecticut, Maryland and Delaware The first event this week \^as a tree planting at the Lions Center. New Jersey and Wildwood avenues.

But the real festivities begin during an Octoberfest in Wildwood Convention Hall tonight with a continuous whirl of activities throughout the rest of the week. THE CALIBER of the membership may be judged by a recent addition, exPresident Gerald Ford.

Ford has been invited to drop in on the local conclave If he does appear, there will likely be no advance announcement because of Secret Service considerations. In any event, Wildwoodians can look forward to one of the most colorful weeks in island history.

Coast Guard Prepares For Armed Forces Day

The Coast Guard in Cape May will celebrate Armed Forces Day May 21. from 11 a m. to 4:30 p.m. The 210-foot Coast Guard Cutter "Albert", the 82-foot Point Franklin, the Cape May Small Boat Station. Cape May Group-Air Sta tion and parts of the Training Center will be holding open houses The Group-Air Station will have a helicopter on display throughout the

afternoon and Coast Guard-related movies will he shown in the auditorium from ll a m. to 1 p.m A Search and Rescue demonstration will be held in Cold Springs Harbor at 3 p.m. Maps of the Training Center, containing a complete schedule of events and locations, will be hand ed out at the front gate. This year's theme is "Peace through Strength."

Wildwood Enforcing parking Regulations

WILDWOOD - The city police will enforce parking regulations this week. As of May 20, to October 1, failure to deposit the required amount of coins in a parking meter will be a

violation.

The fines for violations will increase from $5 to $10 each violation. If the $10 fine is not paid within seven days of the date of violation, the fine shall be increased by $5.

Effective immediately will be the enforcement of all other parking regulations in the city This shall mean fire zones, street ends in the boardwalk area, all street violations and parking upon private

property

Residents and visitors are being asked by the police to comply with the parking idles and regulations

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