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Wildwood to Hold A City Job Fair

WILDWOOD - The city is sponsoring a job fair for its city residents and students from Wildwood Catholic and Wildwood High schools 9 a.m. -4 p.m. I Saturday at Convention Hall. According to Mayor Vic

DiSylvester, who initiated the program and will be acI lively involved "One of my ! personal goals is to help our unemployed community members. This program will bring them together with local businesses who are seeking summer employees. "HERE IN Wildwood. we have capable individuals who should be given first consideration for local employment. Our businesses are working | with us to help make that goal become a reality." The job fair consists of two parts. The morning includes a session to be given by Kevin Yecco, personnel director, assisted by Ed Harshaw, affirmative action officer. IT WILL FOCUS on jobseeking skills such as interview techniques, filling out applications and personal presentation. Also covered are listings of local jobs available and a discussion of work habits. The afternoon allows for participating businesses and Wildwood residents to discuss employment opportunities. The businesses involved include restaurants, hotels/motels, retail stores, night clubs. And other service businesses. This is the first time a job fair has ever been held in the city. For more information, contact Kevin Yecco at 522-2444. Tree Planting WHITESBORO - The Middle Township Shade Tree Commission will hooor the memory of Rev. Inez "Edmunds with an Arbor pay tree planting "cerertiony at St. Stephen's AME Church on Shore Road 1 p.m. Saturday. The public is invited.

nSTl W for 3? — George Nichols. 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nickels of North Wildwood. accepts a Commodore &4 •Compqter from Dawn Mekins. activities director for the McDonalds on Park Boulevard in Wildwood. George won the South Jersey Sweepstakes held by local McDonalds, according to manager Rich Cushinotto.

Portuguese Shop Open

CAPE MAY - You can buy anything you want at a new shop in the city — as long as it's "imported from Portugal." That's also the name of Earnings Up EDISON — Midlantic Banks. Inc. has reported record results, with consolidated net income up 21.7 percent, for the first quarter of" 1985. The announcement was made by Robert Van Buren, MidlatK tic's chairman and chief" executive officer, at Midlantic's annua) meeting of shareholders at the headquarters in Metro Park. During the annual meeting. Midlantic shareholders approved the acquisition of Heritage Bancorporation, which received Federal Reserve Board approval April 1.

i the new store, located on the ground level of the Merry Widow at the corner of Carpenters Lane and Jackson Street. Cousins Lisa Salimbene of Ocean City and Susan Holt of Green Creek were inspired by their Portuguese heritage to bring, a shop to Cape May featuring the charm and artistry of the Portuguese people. They contacted the Portuguese Trade Council in % New York which put them in contact with importers and the idea was off and v cunning Titt shop contains everything from handpainted tiles and plates to children's clothes; one-of-a-kind soup tureens; handmade sweaters; delicate porcelain; terra cotta and copper cookware, and many handmade items that reflect Portuguese folk art. The store opened Easter weekend. One-Day Surgery Expanded SOMERS POINT - New medical technology in the past decade has paved the way for quickened postoperative recovery, making an overnight stay in the hospital obsolete and unnecessary for a number of surgical procedures. Less time spent in a hospital bed means less money spent on health care. . Because of this need, Shore Memorial Hospital has expanded its same-day surgery department, recently adding two operating rooms, a recovery room, waiting area for family, and private dressing rooms with lockers for patienfc Physicians at Sffore Memorial perform a variety of same-day surgical' procedures from cataract removal and inter-ocular lens implants to minor orthopedic, pediatric, cosmetic and gynecological operations. Oral surgery, as well as hernia repairs and battery" changes on pacemakers, tonsillectomies, adenoidectomies and nasal surgery also be performed on an in-out basis.