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There's a televised dance contest every Thursday. Open 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. (you must be in by 3 a.m.) No place for a stick-in-the-mud. Happy people only! CAPTAIN BOUDREAU'S SEAFOOD REftJ/AURANT-DINE HERE FOR THE BEST THE SEASHORE HAS TO OFFER! A seafood restaurant par excellence, Captain Boudreau s at 611 W. Burk Ave., Wildwood, artfully prepares excellent seafood dishes. The early special features stuffed lobster tails for $8.50 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. and has helped to make Captain Boudreau’s fine reputation. There is also a daily special from 5 to 11 p.m. that locals come back for again and again, as well as seasonal visitors who’ve stopped here over the years. Choices a plenty! RONl’8 —COME ft RELAX IN THE BAYVIEW GARDEN! Roni’s at 3735 Ocean Dr., Avalon, makes some delicious combinations, steaks and shakes for your casual dining in an exceedingly refreshing garden. While you can take home Roni’s specialties and eat them in your own backyard, we especially like Roni’s view of the bay offering you unlimited opportunities for daydreaming. One of those small shore places that captures the flavor of life near the water, Roni’s is open Sunday through Thursday from 10 to 9, and Fridays and Saturdays frdm 10a.m. until midnight. Come soon!

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