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( CAPE MAY COUNTY MAGAZINE 24 AUGUST '83

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(From Page 26) start the day with a satisfying breakfast, served by friend ly, family oriented people. A relaxing spot no matter what time of day or evening you stop by. Open through September. NEIL’S says it a// We've always thought that Neil’s Steak & Oyster House at 222 E. Schellenger Avenue, Wildwood just about typified the best of Cape May County. The years roll on and on, yet Neil's seems to get even better with time. It has been a Wildwood landmark for many a year, yet the crowds keeps coming back — with good reason — throughout the'seasons. The food is nothing short of great and the barNervice is legendary throughout the area People have gathered here for years, bringing along family, friends and business associates. The natives love Neil’s; the tourists love Neil's — everybody! A & .1 BLUE CLAW*- Speaking of fish. Only the A & J family could come up with a nautical setting and menu on Cape May’s Ocean Drive. Located just south of the toll bridge, the local fishing fleet brings in the best catches right to the nearby docks. The master chefs take the nautical feast and prepare luncheons and dinners from the family’s famous recipes. There’s even an early bird special until 6:30 for people who want to get there first. Fresh seafood takeout is also available from II a.m.

CAPE MAY - A Benefit Art Show and Sale will be held outdoors and indoors at Historic Cold Spring Village Saturday. Proceeds will go to the County Art League’s junior program. Also on Saturday, Joyce Reed will present her children’s shows and the Village by Candlelight will extend regular hours to 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the Jersey Cape Antique Car Show will be held on the Village Green and will bring private collections of vintage motor cars to Cape May. Almost all are drivable and have accessories in mint condition. More than 40 cars are expected to show, according to Jim Stapleton of Somers Point, who is president of the Jersey Cape Region Antique Auto Club. The Art Show will feature oils, watercolors, graphics or sculpture and will

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display from clotheslines or artists' racks. The arl entry fee plus a portion on the day’s admission fees will be donated to the Art League's Junior Member program. “The League hopes to expand and offer more classes and activities through cooperation with art teachers in the public schools." says Catherine Williams, who is assisting the Art League.

Tanned, Untanned Contest

OCEAN CITY - No tan or non-tan wilj be overlooked during Ocean City’s 4th Annual Miscellaneous Sun Tanning Tournament, tomorrow August 25. Categories range from “Best Left Arm Tan" for the driver who never gets to the beach but is able to dangle his or her left arm from a car window to the “Count Dracula” competition fof the palest person. The contest begins 1 p.m. in front of the Music Pier, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terr. The “Sunshine Boys," a banjo band, start things off by strumming the contest's official song. "You Are My Sun Tan. My Only Sun Tan,” • J Other categories art “Best T-Shirt Tan," which includes face, neck and arms only. (Men are asked to bare their torsos to indicate contrast, women will be taken to jail of they do so.) Then there’s the “Best Tanned Back of Neck,’’ “Palest Ring Finger,” “Whitest Knuckles," and “Golden Dome" category for best tanned bald head. Those who wish to register for the tournament should show up with their tans and non-tans between noon and l p.m. in front of, the Music Pier. There is no entry fees. For information contact the Public Relations Department, City Hall, Ocean City, 08228.

Block Party On Friday

STONE HARBOR - The borough-appointed committee to direct Teen Dances during the summer, under the direction of John Roberson, will hold an outdoor block party with music and dancing at 95th and First Ave., 8-11 p.m. Friday. This one-time final affair is open to all ages. Livte music will be provided by the Rok Harbour band. In addition the band will also play for the Teen dance, the last of the season in the Women’s Civic Clubhouse, Saturday. The usual fee will apply at the teen dance but the Friday night block party dance and music are free and all are welcome to attend.