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The Herald and The l-antern

Wednesday, February 18, 1981

IWalft and LANTERN Winter Guide To Dining and Entertainment

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FRED’S TAVERN WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET STONE HARBOR IN THE LOUNGE FRI. A SAT.. FEB. 20 A 21 THE SOUNDS OF "EXCEPTIONS"

“EXCEPTIONS” WILL BE RETURNING TO FRED'S FRI. & SAT. FEB. 27 & 28 ,

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It's still a bit early for springtime, but not too soon to 'think spring'. One of our favorite nature writers, the late Hal Borland, once wrote of February: •‘February is the last full month of winter, by the almanac at least, and the traditional battleground of wiring weather systems. It begins with the absurdity of Groundhog ^Day, celebrates romance in midmonth, and includes an extra day every four years." A /LOT OF folks who claim ''February's not so bad," are the ones who are hopping on planes and taking cruises. We’ve offerd to steal away in their luggage, but so far no takers. Funny thing about February nowadays is a lot of people thing they’ve already celebrated Washington's birthday because of President’s Day — or whatever it’s proper to call it — but technically, we haven't, folks. George Washington was bom on the 22nd which won’t come until this Sunday. We always like to bake a cherry pie or two in honor

of George's birthday. Some years they turn out better than other years. If you’ve got a recif>e for an altogether perfect cherry pie, send it in. Better yet, send in the pie to prove it. HAVE A YEN for Chinese Foodl The D'Continental Lounge [ Restaurant is just the place to satisfy you! "D’Continental” may not sound very Chinese, but the D’Continental Lounge [ Restaurant at Walnut [ N. Jersey Ave., North Wildwood doesn’t let something as disconcerting as a name interfere with its fixing of excellent Chinese food. Open Wednesday thru Sunday, the D'Continental serves Chinese and American food that is nothing less than superb. You'll enjoy the Friday special which includes Broiled Sirloin steak (either Hawaiian Steak or Chinese Sizzling Steak with a galss of win? for just $6.95! FRED’S TAVERN — Where there’s always fun in the making! Fred’s tavern in Stone Harbor has (Page 17 Please)

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D’Continental Lounge & Restaurant Walnut & N.Jersey Ave., North Wildwood 522-1350

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AMERICAN MENU Wednesday thru Sunday

EVERY FRIDAY SPECIAL!

BROILED SIRLOIN,STEAK HAWAIIAN STEAK

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CHINESE SIZZLING STEAK WITH GLASS OF WINE

$09S

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