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% , t feks! B 2^. l IJH Jtm/ J ^kr ^ . Dor ii Word GETTING THE NEW CAR FEEL — Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sicilia and son Matthew, of Wildwood, try out a new Dodge convertible at the Great Cape May County auto Tent Show held last week at the Rio Mall. Sharon Lombardo. right, saleslady from Kindle Ford, tells about the warranty. / y ■ . N —

\ Stone Harbor Gets New Complex

STONE HARBOR - Every day Stone Harbor's 96th street is filled with the sound of construction workers hammering and clamoring to finish a new restaurant, comedy nightclub and shopping complex.

Scheduled for completion by early June, the project is being directed by company spokesman Bob Blumenslein. The nightclub, Blumenstein said, will be contained in the upper level of the restaurant. He says that it is planned to have New York's top comedians entertain patrons at the new place, called Snicker's. ••I'M REALLY excited about the decor, the food and the entertainment that we'll be featuring at Snick e-r^s , ' ' said Blumenstein. Patrons will have a choice between a cruise line buffet or a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu seven days a week. - "We've even planned a selection of exotic cocktails and international coffees, Blumenstein declared. The upper level of Stone Harbor Square will feature an emporium, of gourmet fast food called Foods Above. This level will feature fresh baked cookies with expresso and capuccino, an authentic New

York style deli, a French fried foods stand, exotic Mexican food, a stuffed potato stand and barbequed chicken and ribs. HARBOR SQUARE Mall will also debut the wares of retailers like Bear Hunt, which will carry a line of collectable toy teddy bears for the young and the young at heart. There will be treats from Hillary's Ice Cream, James' Original Salt Water Taffy and TJ'S Pizza of Princeton. Harbor Square will also house Just Posters, a fine arts gallery, a-one-of-a kind craft shop, a caricature studio and the Sports Gallery. This last store will feature officially licensed team sportswear. Although most of the stores have been rented, Blumenstein says that there are still a few locations available. There will be plenty of employment opportunities for seasonal help, he says. Anyone interested in full or part-time positions at Stone Harbor Square should call Blumenstein at 368-6207 or 967-5620.

Midlantic Gives $500 WILDWOOD CREST - F. Edward Benham, public relations officer, Midlantic National Bank/Union Trust, reported that a donation of $500. was presented to the Wildwood Crest Diamond Jubilee Committee to be used for the Crest's 75th anniversary. Concurrently, Midlantic/Union Trust is also celebrating 75 years of community service to the Cape May County area and reports that it is pleased to join the Borough of Wildwood Crest in a joint 75th anniversary year.

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Guide Lists Zaberer's NORTH WILDWOOD - Ed Zaberer's Restaurant has been listed in the 1985 editions of the Mobil Travel Guide, according to Ayne Zaberer, president of the restaurant. Over 20,000 restaurants, hotels, motels, and resorts I are listed and rated on a I one- to five-star basis in the I seven-volume Mobile I Travel Guide, which has I been compared by travel I experts to the famed Guide-Michelin. \ TO BE LISTED in these travel guidebooks, the establishment must be personally inspected by an impartial, trained inspector employed by a completely independent organization, which has instituted a set of standards for listings and ratings. The 1985 Mobil Travel Guide books are available at Mobil service stations, bookstores, magazine outlets.

BISP Session WILDWOOD CREST - A meeting of the District Advisory Council of the Basic Skills Improvement Program was scheduled for 3 p.m. today in the library at Crest Memorial School, Pacific Avenue. Invited are community residents, teachers from project, schools, and the parents of BSIP students. Out of Basic WHITESBORO - Airman Stephenie D. Woods, daughter of Dorothy and James S. Woods of 567 Gibbs St., was graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force / Base, Tex., recently. She is a 1981 graduate of Middle Township High" School.

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