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Fun Fete On Pacific

WILDWOOD - Outdoor dining, free entertainment, a display of arts and crafts, and an appearance by Mayor Victor Di Sylvester will be featured in a street festival next Tuesday on Pacific Avenue, between Spencer and Schellenger Avenues. Called 'Festival on Pacific." the avenue will be closed to vehicular traffic and open to pedestrians from 4 to 10 p.m.

In place of cars, there will be clowns, a magician, a mime, jugglers, dueling banjo players, and Max the Robot. The Wildwood String Band will play, and examples of stained glass, pottery and woodwork will be on sale at booths. At 8 p.m.. Mayor Di Sylvester and City Council will form a barber shop quartet to serenade visitors.

'Showcase ' Visiting SIC

SEA ISLE CITY - A1 Alberts will bring his "TV Showcase" performers to city Promenade 7:30 tomorrow evening for a special show. Alberts, now a resident of Cape May County, has performed all over the world with his vocal group "The Four Aces", and for the STONE HARBOR DUPLICATE BRIDGE <XUB North and south winners Aug 14: 1st. Bob Owens and Walt Trout 169 2nd. Sally Souder and Jean Bakerl6S 3rd. Marge Even*', and Bill Ketneck 163 4th. Charles Redshaw and Bud Volk 153 5th. Mr and Mrs Bernard ScheintS3 6th. Dorms Barker and Claire Menge 152 East and west winners 1st. Mr and Mrs. David Forrest 197 2nd. Mr and Mrs Neil Dreslin 196 3rd. Henry Buchianico and One Fisher 159 4th. Carolyn Elden and Betty Parker 158 5th. G. Aronson and G Carroll 156 6th. Helen joe Owens and Dot Welsh 154 There is a duplicate ACBL bridge game every Wednesday at 7 :30 p.m. at the Stone Harbor fire house The public is invited. For information telephone 368-1421

last 18 years has hosted the popular "TV Showcase" on television. The Sea Isle City performance is made possible through the co-operation of the Sea Isle City Rotary Club and the board of commissioners. The show is free. Discussions Scheduled OCEAN CITY - Transformation meetings are held the third Thursday of each month, with the next scheduled for 8 p.m. at the Northeast Bookstore. 411 E. 8th St. The meetings discuss the teachings of Gurdjieff and other transformation teachers. Meetings are free. For further information call 398-0247.

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