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Thursday, September 20,1979

Mobile Meals Needs Volunteers

COURT HOUSE - Early •In January 1977 a federally subsidized Mobile Meals program begain in Cape May County. The Vo-Tech School, ^grantee of the program.; is preparing the food and delivering' it directly to homes Two meals are provided »one hot and one cold), on a daily basis to residents of the ’county age 60 and above who are homebound and cannot prepare or shop for food The Title HI funds of the Older Americans Act of 1965 enables R8 people throughout the cqunty to

receive the program There are no income limits or requirements 'to be eligible for Cape May CoOpty Mobile Meals the daify fee for the food is iMfied on the person's ability to pay and no one will be excluded from the program because of in ability to pay Anyone interested in participating in • the program or knowing ^ person who is eligible should call the Mobile Meals program ihe Vo Tech School. 465-2161 and ask for Ms Sandy Car* della.

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DAILY EARLY BIRD FULL COURSE DINNER ’MB MUSIC WITH * SAifi TUAn TH' D fourmost FRI. I SAT. KITES M*ON.. WIO . ATHUaS. » ia MM. A SAT. SUNDAY MKMM 4 P.M.

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KURTZ'S , Restaurant 6112 Part Blvd. f |At Sweetbriar Rd.) Wildwood Crest •Brwokfast •Luncheon •Dinner Menu •Children'! Platter* •Clen Ckowder •LoksMr BiiqNf

• South African Lobster Tail • Alaskan King Crab Au Gratin • Broiled Fish from Local Waters (In Season) • Crab Imperial

Overlooking Sunset Lake OPEN / DAYS A WEEK 6 A.M. tiil S P.M. Take-Out Orders 522-8329

Also; volunteers arc needed to deliver meals in the 1 Villas. Wildwood. Palermo. Sea Isle City, and Beesley Point areas II interested, call Vo-Tech

’enteral 465-2161 JlRMtfPME—a.-'

Harbor Plans Dock Storage . STONE ihrflBOR - Ovel- the yeaVs -homeowners have h/ad contractor^ take their .. floating docks and ramps from the water at the end of the season and store them on street ends or other

public property.

This has not been in the best interest of neighboring properties and in some instances they have been fire hazards Therefore. Borough Council feels that an area should be made available for the storage of these docks and ramps. Accordingly, an ordinance number 535 has been passed to correct this hazardous situation. This ordinance will prohibit the storage, parking or leaving floating docks or ramps on ^my public street or property subject to fines or possible imprisonment. Under the new ordinance docks and ramps will be permitted to be stored on Ihe parking area of the public marina at 80th to 32nd streets from Oct. 1 to

May 15.

A storage license shall be required to be obtained by the person who shall deliver a dock or ramp to storage The storage license fee fo* each dock and ramp shall be $15. The permits and license fee shall be handled by the borough clerk. Storage after the May 15 deadline will be strictly prohibited with heavy daily charges and possible fines to be placed ag&inst anyone not having his dock or ramp removed from storage by that date. Longtcood Gardens Trip Planned STONE HARBOR - The Garden Club of Stone Harbor is sponsoring a trip to Longwood Gardens Tuesday, Sept. 25. The bus will leave the Firehouse on Second Ave. at 8:30 a m Approximate time of return is 4:30 p.m Lunch will be at the Menden Hall Inn. For reservations call 368f-2943. Guests are welcome.

the best donuts around, of . THE OLD MENUS ARE course But here’re the OUT ATv, BEN'S specifics: Friday, ALL RESTAURANT. 3820 REGULAR DONUTS only Bayshore Rd ; North Cape

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through Sat. is the ••Stars" with the top 40's and disco. This is the place for great cocktails, fine food & perfect entertainment. WHAT'S HAPPENING yDOWN AT DUNKIN

DONUTS??? PLENTY!!! twhafs cooking down at Especially this week! n. m ki n ' rw..." u

10 cents each; Saturday, BUCK-A BASKET. 45 MUNCHKINS for only $1.00; Sunday. SIX FREE DONUTS when ' you purchase a dozen others; and MONDAY. ECLAIRS, only 15 cents each! But note: these bargains are only available if you take your HERALD OR LANTERN COUPON along < see page 5 of this issue). So that's

Especially this week! Double D’s offering a fantaslic special offer this FridaV, thi\ Saturday, this SundA and this Monday. What^M's cooking? Well.

Dunkin' Donuts; 6nd it is WORTH the trip!!! Dunkin Donuts, on Roule 47 in Rio Grande Open 24 Hours a day. 7 Days a Week. Year

Round. (WOW!)

No Better Seafood or Cheesecake on the Coast EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 5:00 TO 6:30 STUFFED LOBSTER! TAILS Ind. Salad, "V B || 2 Vogt., Rolls arid But«»r I ■ 9U

OPEN 7 DAYS 5 TO 9PM Senior Cit/l0% Dit. • FREE PARKING I (000) -522-0009

PAINTING' from the groimcL h-T

JtCTIf/ i ffuq

To a dyed-in-the-woql Avalonian who dreads

leaving the inland for so* and (fcied on tin* palette to much as a quick trip to the be brought to life later \yittl

water and the act of

not only the charnel, hut also the paint, prearranged

Acme, the proposition of a trip to Cape Cod so attacked my roots that I

almost did not dare.

Reassured that I would not lose sight nor sound of my beloved Atlantie which whets my senses daily. I prepared for the excursion and geared myself towards

water colors.

An artist sets out on an adventure, knowing that her vision will he altered. The trip out was made in five shuttles; some driving, three take-offs and landings (six breath holdings); scenery changing at an eyeboggling rate. Contours of Earth subdued to a tabletop ma^/^ored with the inaccesifle beauty out there, I’afetched heads on mental ffclper, then turned to considering the bulk of working materials stuffed under the forward seat. I had packed in a rush of excitement (which seems to be my M.O.) so I ran through what I had remembered, which was far more than I needed. An artist who paints on location faces challenges which arc not experienced within the shelter of a studio. One must be prepared for events without predetermining the outcome. Materials arc selected according to their simplicity and function. Pencil for tone; rapidograph pen for line; watercolor for hues. A wet medium calls for the inclusion of other tools; a handful of brushes rolled in a bamboo mat; watercolor blocks; one 7x9”. the other loo big, poling, glaring, bending. (I’ve learned since that "grande scale" does not mean size of paper). Supporting that approach and adding considerable weight was a butcher’s tray, padded with paint rags and enclosed in a case to pfcptect

May! All prices have been rolled back to 1978 levels!

. There are always daily

specials at this genuine family restaurant on the busy road between N.C.M. and Townbank. Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner, the portions arc ample that include many'traditional favorites. The Salad Bar is a longtimeattraction.Take out orders individually prepared and well worth the trip to get something sp$cidl to eat at home on the occasions you don't feel like cooking. Bring the /family, one & all! /

I PiytDON ITS PRIDE.

BUT* THE GOLDEN EAGLE INN is.worth the trip. Right on Beach DriVfe in historic Cape May. this famous modern Inn

features Countfy Fresh " Meat & Poultry. Vmcluding ‘ . out-of-this-world/steaks A

PrimeHib Au Jus prepared

to your individual order. 1

TheVeal Chops, Duckling. Breist of Capon & Choice catches qf local A ( distant

painting. For -further ip-* bays A seas will leave you " r "~ , ‘ ‘op oNbe world

forthative.imput, a earner? was also brought along. More important than supplies is the readiness to work which must stand up to the disorienting force which overwhelms us when we view or paint something new. We may have a style as a basis for working which helps to temper what we see: we may bfe looking for a particular aspect of a thing or compare it with other things seen. There must be motivation, direction, and the" discipline which comes

from practice.

Despite all preparations and though I am used lo seeing .beauty daily, I was taken aback, at the scale of the Cape, ahd the placidity which rung inland from the haihorod Jbcachcs through the dunesr to the town which had no'golden arches, but a continuing arbor of rhses. Each glance was framable but one particular site drew me back again and again. The scene was sketched and painted and photographed at different times of day during the course of a week. Each clement of the picture was viewed under varying conditions; the intensity and angle of the light, the ebb of the tide, the attitude

of the artist.

Other sketches were made in various locations; a shuttered window, the rim of a glass, a face in profile, a connect the dot design in the firmament. Pencil and paper need not always be present for marks to be made. At work now in the home studio, the artist seeks to assimilate these imprints and contain them within an 18x24” border. And refreshes herself by looking up the coast to the

Cape.

feeling on toi

The Early .Bird Special Tealures Stu.'fed lobster Tail served between 5 p.m. ’ 7p.m. (Sat. until6:30) for $8.95. Music A dancing Friday, Saturday A Sunday nights to Midnight Hour. Open all year round, this is a ha von of hospitality. COME SEE OLD TIME CARS THIS SATURDAY during the 3rd Annual Invitational Antique Auto Show, Chester County Antique Auto Show at Cape May's Convention Hall. Not only are the cars a show in Ihemsclvcs, but the drivers

as well!

ANYONE FOR TENNIS? THE JERSEY CAPE RACQUET CLUB. Crest Haven Rd., off the Parkway, at Cape May Court House is featuring GetAcquainted Week until Sept. 23rd. During Get Acquainted Week all court rates are half price; no guest fees are charge. Take a one-hour lesson and receive a free half-hour of court time to practice what you learned. All this A more during thus special week. Prizes will be awarded including a Wilson Jack Kramer or Chris Evert autograph tennis racquet. Just come in A sign up by noon Sat. September 29th! SOMETHING FISHY GOING ON AT LUNDS FISHERIES, Ocean Drive, Cape May! This famous fish market is just a short scenic drive for fresh-from-the-water fin lovers and seafood fanciers. Buy your choices so you can enjoy dishes just like your grandmother used to make. The Pirate’s Cove is open year round Monday thru Saturday 8 to 6 for take-out lunches A dinners made from outstanding recipes that remain uncqualed along the Jersey

coast.

• Pool • Piaball •Gamas •Gagalatioa Tablat

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