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The Tradition Continues ... A Delicious Deli Sandwiches I ,vjf S'Xsn' Reubens • Hot Pastrami Homemade Salads • Hoagies I Home Cooked Roast Beef V-'aVCy Our Specialty! °Pe" 7 Di>ys • 368-2080 DAILY SPECIALS 4:30 - 5:30 £§!/ 465-5388 • U.S. Rt. 9, Burleigh 1 Mile So. of Exit 8, Garden State Pky. AEROBICS COMPETltlON WCMC V 1230 AM - along with Coppertone^KS^f will be holding the "TANERCISE" TKT National Aerobics Uj Competition £jL on the Wildwood Boardwalk * SEMI-FINALS: ,W jS Saturday, June 21 & 28 « JffT ■k FINALS: „ P* Saturday. July 5 JF* LOCAL WINNER WILL RECEIVE AN ALL EXPENSE PAID TRIP FOR TWO TO DISNEY WORLD to compete in the National Televised Finals NATIONAL WINNER receives: * 1986 German-made MERKUR XR4T1 * 7-Day Cruise * Coppertone modeling assignment and a feature layout in 'Shape' magazine -NO ENTRY FEE - Call Ray Martin 522-1416

I Resort Host Air Show

I NORTH WILDWOOD - The Tourist Development Commission will sponsor an Air Show on the beach. 18th and 19th avenues. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday. The show will be conducted by the county WASP's Club (Wireless Air Sport Pilots). It will be the second annual exhibition by the club and arranged for by the tourism gorup, headed by local motel owner George Yencsik. , Fritz Krause, another motel owner, is event chairman and a WASP member. The show is expected to attract hundreds of pilots and planes of every variety from a four state area ( Pa.. N.Y.. Del. & N.J.), Krause said. Altogether. 37 clubs with more than a 1000 total members, have been invited. Some of the aircraft to be flown are a World War II B-17 bomber. Corsairs and ducted jet models. Built to scale, there are also racers, helicopters and an ultra-light craft. " This should provide great fun for the entire family," Yencsik said. The Tourism Commission hopes to keep it going as an annual affair. Plans are currently being discussed for a fall fun flight program in an effort to extend the September season, he noted. Krause noted, too, that the cost of the various modes! run from $500 to $1,500. He expects most of the 52 members of the local club to show up at some time during the show. There will also be a display of the various aircraft. Some of the county - WASPs. who will Ferry Trip CAPE MAY - The Cape May Sunshine Club for Senior Citizens will complete its spring program Tuesday. June 17, with a ferry trip to Lewes. Del., leaving at 9 a.m. then a bus transfer to Rehoboth Beach. Return to Cape May will be 6 p.m. There are still a few spaces left for Members and friends. For information, call 884-5073 I City Hunting Instructor CAPE MAY -The city is looking for a part-time swimming instructor for k morning classes. Call the f Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411. ext. 20 or 27. Shore Hosts Tues. W'shop SOMERS POINT - The American Cancer Society will present a workshop Tuesday on how to detect testicular cancer from 7-8:30 p.m. at Shore Memorial Hospital. The workshop is sponsored by the hospital Wellness office. Registration is $1. For further information call the Wellness of- _ fice at 653-4500. I t

demonstrate their own [ models and help organize the day's activities, are Jack Sawyer, owner of ) Sawyer Electric; Glen Townley, building contract; Gene Elliott, proi SJRT Holds i Art Exhibit SOMERS POINT - An exhibition of water colors and acrylics by artist Ed i Wismer will be on display at the South Jersey Regional Theatre here in the lobby during the run of 110 in the Shade, through Sunday. June 15. Wismer is known to area i residents as the reviewer for the Ocean City Sentinel . Ledger. Ed is currently I president of the New i Jersey Society of Artists i and serves on the faculty of { i the Ocean City Arts Center. | In addition to his artistic endeavors, Ed lends his tenor voice to the Ocean City Pops. He has been pain- j ting practically all his life. > For more information , call 653-0553. 'Dem Gala' Set July 18 AVALON-A "Democratic Gala" fundraising dinner will be held by the Cape May County Democratic Organization July 18 at the Golden Inn, 78th Street and the beach, here. Guest of honor will be Rep. Bill Hughes. D. 2nd., and N.J. Sen Frank Lautenberg and Rep. James Florio are also scheduled to attend the $100 a plate affair. Cochairs for the event are Raymond Batten and i James Iannone. Batten i said he expects the party to raise $25,000 for the fall i campaign. Columnist ' Will Speak STONE HARBOR - A "Heavenly Brunch" will be held 11 a m Tuesday. June 17. by the Stone Harbor Women's Civic Club at the clubhouse. 96th and the beach Hotesses for the day s will be the officers and e board members of the club, r For reservations call e 368-2440. The program will feature r Harry Emerson Otto, whose topic is "Horoscope and Your Future " Otto writes the "Planetarily Speaking" column that appears in this newspaper weekly. Antique Sale J OCEAN CITY - Table 1 space is still available for i the Colony Club Antique s and Craft Sale 9 a.m. -3 p.m. July 12 at the Music Pier. Moorlyn Terrace and 1 the Boardwalk. Proceeds will benefit the scholarship and social service funds of the club. For information, call 399-2986.

duce manager of Acme Markets; Raymond Cresse, manager of Wildwood Marina; City Councilman Bob McCullion; Judge Kenneth Calloway, Wildwood Municipal Court; and Krause. WASPs have their own flying field off Route 47 (Delsea Drive). Middle Township, between Springer's Mill Road and Indian Trail. Krause said the club flies every Saturday and Sunday and the public is welcome. Yencsik urged all local business owners to alert their clientele of the beach flying program June 14, so the entire family can come out and enjoy the spectacle.

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