LIVE ENTERTAINMENT TOP 40'S AND FABULOUS MOTOWN SOUNDS OF

“ANOTHER STAR" WED. thru SUN. nites, SAT. A SUN. jams

dAMMLA'OOMOHUIat ttw plana WHO. A TNtltt. iriaMs.

ST OWEN .ATI I. RICK HOLLAND FM., SAT. A SUN. nlghta

SUPER LUNCHES DAILY DINNERS SERVED 5-9

NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON

THE COA CUM A N

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RESTAURANT

Cocktail Lounge

at the Coachman's Motor Inn

884-8463

884-0220

OPEN DAILY FROM 11 A.M.

Serving Breakfast • Lunch

•Luncheon Specialties

Dinner & Cocktails

* Served daily til closing

Ra.m. loSp.m.'

•Ice Cold Frosted Mugs

Overlooking the

•Outside Patio

Beautiful Atlantic Ocean

Music by FANTASIA featuring SUZANNE CLOUD for your dancing & listening pleasure - every night

cxcfipl Monday

Specializing in Home Cooking and Fresh Seafood

TS« Jullui Hobf Family

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“The Best on the Beach Front% -^*' ■ f 1

The Coachman's Motor Inn 8 JL * 205 Beach Dr., Cape May, N.J. 1 It) i n

19^!0s Spanish

OCEAN CITY — Motorists and pedestrians are probably attracted by the home of Gordon and Beatrice Sossich at 1425 iWesley Ave. for different reasons. From a distance of the street, it's the beauty of the architecture and exterior appointments that attract the eye. Up

closer, at sidewalk distance, the

flowers and shrubbery surroun-

ding this 1923 Spanish-style stuc-

co home bring second glances. It is obvious the Sossichs, both retired from the federal govern-

ment, enjoy their home and take

a great deal of pride in keeping it a real showplace inside and out. In fact, pictures for more than one wedding have been taken with their outstanding garden as a backdrop. And passersby often snap a shot or two of the flowers during the

peak of their blooming season. While the-exterior—red tile roof, wrought iron railings, open porches and tassled and fringed awnings—is unmistakably Mediterranean; the inside of the home is decorated in contem-

porary and Oriental motifs. Ceil-

ings are high and floors not

covered with rugs are mahogany

or ceramic tile. The numerous windows provide plenty of light and air for the inside plants and floral decorations. And the floral arrangements are outstanding! Both.Mr. and Mrs. Sossich are far from being novices when it comes to having green thumbs. He is a accredited National Chrysanthemum judge, and she is president of the local Garden

Club as well as holding member-

ships in the American Horticulture Society and,Penn-

Exceptional gourmet dining in the eleganit atmosphere of an historical Victorian mansion. Diitirtr from 6 p. m. Elegant Slfifday Brunch* 9 a.m. to I p.m. IV Reservations:

M0TR0N*469 9!i t°*559 9s (with mag wheels)

RICHTER'S KAWASAKI 4203 NEW JERSEY AVE., WILDWOOD 522-4455

Ben Franklin was herd to remark: "Before it begins to get dark, I'm heading to Neil's For I know there the meals Will give my appetite a spark!"

NEIL’S

STEAK & OYSTER HOUSE

222 E. Schellenger Avenue Wildwood, NJ (609) 522*6060 Open 7 Days a W—k Lunch & Dinner Late Snocks TilM :30 a.m.

t/JUNC 17. 1981