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(From Page 30) "at home" atmosphere encourages hungry appetites The Clam Chowder and Lobster Bisque are so tantalizingly prepared, they have tos be experienced to be fully apf ireciated. Made from old amily recipes, they continually uphold the Kurtz’s imputation for stellar soup-making. The seasonings are exquisite, perfectly joined after years of continued artistry. KIDS. COME READ THIS RUMMER. Youngsters are invited to join the Summer Reading Club at the Cape May County Library, or the Stone Harbor. Avalon or Sea Isle branches. Registration begins today at the County Library, the Bookmobile and the three branches. Club members can cither read the books themselves or. if too young, can have someone read the books to them. Par-

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WHAT A WAY TO THROW A PARTY-WITH DELI,ITEMS FROM THE TEXAS AVENUE FOOD MARKET! It’s summertime when the living is easy: make party planning easy on yourself by selecting party trays at the famous Texas Market, mm Texas Avenue, Cape Mav, where the work is done for you. no ma tier how large or small your party. Everything is super delicious, absolutely fresh and attractively garnished Choce from the large buffet choices, including sandwiches. salads, appetizers and exqusite desserts. Or, if you hive ideas of your own. the Texas catering department will be happy

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BEST* SMALL ITALIAN EATING PLACES AROUND. At 2IM Ray shore Rd.. Villas, a lot of love and a lot of imagination go into RoseAnn’s cooking. She treats customers like treasured friends, and fixes for them unforgetable food of her Italian heritage. RoseAnn’s All Parmesian Sandwiches are something you’ve never tasted before; she delights in making them extravagantly, with her own excellent sense of seasoning just so. RoseAnn is one of those personages you meet once In a lifetime so come by. enjoy and eat hearty! FRED’S FAMILY RESTAURANT HAS THRIFTY EARLY BIRD SPECIALS! From 4 until 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Fred's Restaurant on Main Street at Hand Avenue. Cape May Court House, serves complete dinners for just 14.95! Always something delicious, it is well worth the trip to proceed later diners. Fred's is open 11:30 a m. until 8 p.m. and has been a Cape May County landmark for many years. nn(ed for serving only fresh fruits and homemade goodies The old-fashioned strawberry shortcake is scrumptously good, featuring a huge amount of local strawberries, festioned with a mound of fluffy whip'eream. IIOAC.IE SALE TODAY. There’s a hoagie sale going on right now at the Masonic Temple. Cold Spring, to benefit the Cape May O.E.S. No. 156 Hoagies on sale from 8:30 a.m. until sold out. Telephone orders to 884-8680. AVALON’S GOLDEN INN OFFERS A COMPLETE MENU DURING THE DAY’S THREE MEALS! Whether you come for breakfast, lunch or dinner, the Golden Inn. at 78th it Dune Drive, you have a hugh choice of many appetizing meals, snacks or entrees. The Golden Inn is held close to the hearts of those who appreciate the very best in shore fare. American favorites are served as well as International fare. Everything prepared to your order. You’ll like the shore atmosphere here and the perfect setting for your dining pleasure. Not a detail is ever overjpoknd at (Page 24 Please)

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