(From Page 20) Avalon which recently opened ita doors under all-new management and all new ideas. You’ll love the new menu selections that include some fascinating choices. The new management is knocking itself out to welcome old faces as well as new friends, and serving you with great interest. The Sandpiper is^open weekends at present, Fridays & Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Be sure to stop by to say "hi” and to enjoy the menu. • • • GOP RUMMAGE SALE. The rummage will be strictly non-partisan at this weekend's rummage sale Friday & Saturday sponsored by the Villas Women’s Regular Republican Club, Bayshore & Weber Rtfs., Villas. Come & enjoy the fun no matter what your party affiliation. The sale hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. both days. URIE’S IS BACK & BETTER THAN EVER! One of the

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most popular seafood restaurants along the shore, Urie : s on Rio Grande Ave., Wildwood is once more open weekends until later in the season. Here, families have been enjoying excellent fish fry dinners for many years and has maintained its excellent reputation throughout. The Takeout & Snack Room as well as the famous cocktail lounge are also open. Come Fridays & Saturdays 5 to 9 p.m., Sundays 2 to 9 p.m. to once more enjoy all those yummy dishes you’ve enjoyed over the years at Urie’s. HENNY’8 IN STONE HARBOR - for outstanding‘dining in a comfortable atmosphere. For many years businessmen have been saying "meet you at Henny's” for business as well as social dining. Located at 97th & Third Avenue, Stone Harbor, Henny's is the "in” dining spof in the Stone Harbor area. You’ll always be treated royally here; the open salad bar is an institution, Tuesdays-Saturdays 11:30 a m. to 3 b.m., and Sundays 12 to 3 p.m. The club ladies also enjoy ./Henny’s and have held many worthy-cause luncheons here over the years. George Johnson is at the Steinway Friday & Saturday nights. AVALON’S FULL SERVICE FAMILY resort motel, the famous Concord is open once more! Everything is fresh and perfect at the pride of Avalon, the Concord Motel, at 78th & Dune Dr. The Concord is one of those resort motels that give you a complete feeling of "being away from it all". The same good food you enjoyed last year and years past is once more on the menu, served breakfast, lunch and dinnertime. In addition, Lucky Lindy's is now appearing in the intimate Fife & Drum Lounge. The Lounge is the gathering place for tourists, cottagers andwegulars who come back here year after year. • • • JUNK-A-TIQUE THIS WEEK to benefit Ranch Hope. LeGates Market, 3400 Bayshore Rd., north of North Cape May will be the scene tomorrow, Friday & Saturday for a junk-a-tique by Ranch Hope’s Auxiliary members. Stop by 10 to 4 during the thredday fundraiser. Auxiliary Luncheon

TV Movie Is Learning Aid

AVALON — The annual spring luncheon sponsored by the’Stone HarborAvalon Branch of the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary for Jhe benefit of the hospital will \ beheld from 11:30a.m. to2 p.m. Wednesday, May 6, at Henny's Driftwood Dining Room, 97th St. and Third Ave.; Stone Harbor. Tickets may be purchased in advance from members or at the restaurant on the day of the luncheon. Mrs. Peggy Borkland, president, Mrs.

Mary Jane Lea, vice president, and Ms. Rosemary Brown of Henny’s staff will act as hostesses. Daisy Day Set Daisy Day volunteers will be collecting for the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia in Cape May County May 9. Delta Lambda Chapter will furnish the volunteers seeking donations at Rio Mail and other shopping malls and supermarkets in the area.

HEALTH FOODS FOODS & COSMETICS ORGANIC-NATURAL VITAMINS Also Books & Magazines (fflacli to l^jatu re MARLYN MANOR SHOPPING CTR. ON RIO GRANDE AVE. (Naof lntaft#<t.on 04 «t» 9 **47) 886-4027

ERMA — A demonstration of the effectiveness of TV as a learning tool was given at the TeitelmanSchool here with the use of a TV Movie, "The Pride of Jesje Hallman,” starring Johnny Cash, and the movie script. Reading groups read the script, tfien watched the TV show. The reading and seeing process underlined the. importance of reading and writing.

So did the movie, which shows the problems encountered by an illiterate former coal miner when he moves to the city

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LIVE MUSIC BY “TWO BOBS” MODEM COUNTRY MUSIC I POPULAR TUNES FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITES

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