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Heralfli and LANTERN Spring Guide To Dining and Entertainment

May is in her full swing now and life is heading for a fever pitch coming up at the end of the month. Warm weather (with plenty of moisture) is speeding up Nature’s machinery to its maximum capacity. All the leaves of most of our trees and shrubs will be fully grown within a few days. Most of the migrant birds have arrived, except for the stragglers. We can often relate to those birds who get around to where they’ve supposed to be — eventually. But Nature is a lot tougher on those birds than it is on us. The late arrivals who do their next building later than the other guys give their young a poor start in life and come next fall, those later birds will be younger and weaker than their cousins, and more likely to be overtaken by storms when they start heading south. WE RE GLAD we folks who get abound to things sooner or (usually later), don't have to suffer such serious consequences. But we do have to trot to keep up. While you’re out there looking down and around, be sure to take a few moments each night to look up, too. To date we have traveled almost half way along our yearly path around the sun, since the year began. This means that new star groups have come into view at this stage of our journey A full Flowei* Moon will be shining on the 18. the 24 and the three days following. • • • • CAPTURE THE good times at Fred’s Tavern!

Fred’s Tavern in Stone Halbor is an old tradition in the county, where seasonal visitors as well as natives come year after year to enjoy the friendly charms of this unique lounge that will be featuring live entertainment this Friday and Saturday. The feeling is one of comfort and fun complemented by the fine beverages. SimUar to a pub of yore, Fred’s Tavern has built its reputation on a welcoming atmosphere and a place to drop the carea of the day. The liquor store stays open daily year round. THE WINCHESTER INN — endlessly varied. The Winchester Inn at 815 Lafayette Street, Just ©If the downtown area in Cape May. takesjiride in serving southern-style cooking from the secrets of yesteryear’# cookbooks, but also offering contemporary meals from the best of today’s kitchens. The atmosphere will especially turn you on if you enjoy the "Cape May ways". This old inn has been appointed with attractive appointments, and the best of both worlds (yesterday as well as today) combine beautifully here. For reservations call 884-4358. BOOK SALE this week. The Cape May County Library has weeded out surplus books (paperbacks included) and they’ll be put on sale Friday. May 15 from 8:30 a.m. this Saturday starting at 9 a m. There’ll be books of all kinds for readers who like to pick up bargains when available. The sale will be (Page 21 Please)

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

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