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*rp v '^A / >••: .jggr.' ■". :■ "JVjSfl 5 : Dori« Ward HITCHING A RIDE — Anne. 6. and Nicholas Gramlich. 4. ride a wild horse at the county park last weekend. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gramlich of Somers Point. The Gramlichs spent the night in Cape May. where the family often visits.

H BROTHER'S |1|H Italian ft /UitrkaB | « Wj R as taarant , Wj NEW DINING ROOM Open All Year 6 a.m. — Midnight gW ■ FEATURING ■ ■| Home Style Italian Cuisine At its Finest I H| Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Specials H| ffiM Satmd Bar Open For Lunch A Dinner &4II Breakwater Plaza Store #6 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS I } t8 DAYS SKI THE SWISS ALPS from ^6 I 9 * FEATURING • Round trip jet air via Iceland Air between JFK and Luxembourg • Round trip transfers between Luxembourg and the tnterlaken area • Choice of hotel accommodations for 6 nights • Swiss Breakfast daily • Dinner every night • Local host • Local taxes and U.S. Departure Tax *p«r par ton, double occupancy {jESSSSg "iSSlT" WORLD WIDf TUVEL AGENCY MG-6000

Comet Program Is Mon. PETERSBURG - Dr. John Herrmann, will be the guest speaker at a Halley's Comet program in the public meeting room at the Upper Cape Library. Route 631, Monday at 7 p.m. This is the initial lecture sponsored by Friends of the .Library. The public is invited. There is no admission charge. Herrmann, chairman of the science department at Ocean City High School, has been the recipient of several "distinguished teacher" awards. He teaches computer science at Glassboro State College and physics at the Atlantic Community College. He will present information concerning the famous Halley's Comet, how to view it, and tips for photographing it with a 35-mm camera Those, who viewed the farhous Comet in 1910 will be encouraged to share those recollections. People attending the program are advised to bring binoculars. They may expect to be entertained and informed. In case of inclement weather, the Monday evening prgram will be rescheduled for Wednesday night 7 p.m. | AARP Meet CAPE MAY - Victorian I Chapter 691, American AsI sociation of Retired PerI sons, will hold its first J meeting of 1986 at the VicJ torian Towers Jan. 8. A [ social hour will be held at I noon, and the meeting at 1 j o'clock.

ji, FISHERIES, INC. 997 Ocean Dr. Cape May HW'rZSr 884-5852 Open 7 Days 10-7 p.m. « FISH MARKET '

Fresh Smelts S2.50 Lb.' I Baccala $3.95 Lb. King Crab Legs $9.95 Lb. 1

Special of the Week 51-60 Count Shrimp 1 Lb. for S4.95. Get 'i Lb. FREE Sea Scallops $5.50 U>.

Fresh Sea Trout (Weakfish) Whole $.59 Lb. Filet $1.49 Lb. • BREADED PREPARED SEAFOOD • Homemade Soups <£ Salads

Smelts $2.75 Lb. Deviled Crabs $ 1 .75 Ea. Deviled Clam $.85 Ea. Scallops $6.50 Lb.

Jumbo Breaded Shrimp Special For The Week $7.95 Lb. Breaded Flounder Filet $2.50 Lb.

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