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Heraldj 4 lantern 30 September 81.

Hmtlii and LANTERN Autumn Guide To Dining and Entertainment

ROSE-ANN imilttlMtaMN IIISTtUPUKT * BREAKFAST- SPECIAL! 2.EGGS (ony^style) 99c HOME FRIES, TOAST & BUTTER —LUNCHEON SPECIALS (Tues. thru Fri. only) EGGPLANT FARM w/.pog or 2 ~g» 1.95 FRIED CHICKEN THIGHS w/2v*9* 1.75 ' PEPPER 5 EGG SANDWICH w/cupof M»«p 1.50 j HAMBURGER w/cup ot u>«p . 1.50 / SPAGHETTI w/oo« mootboli 1.65 i: : ! WED. KITE ONLY (4 PM* PM) DINNER SPECIDL .} ■ —■— ■■ i KNY ENTREE OR ITALIAN SPECIALTY AT REG. MENU > i PRlft RECEIVE FREE CUP OF SOUP, DESSERT L ! Ei'ALL ROUS & BREAD YOU CAN EAT < OPfKi a AM DAILY 2100 BAYSHORE RD N j j CLOSED MONDAY VILLAS. NJ • 0(0-0274J

KRED’S TAVERN Mfflf GOOD mi ENDS MEET 314-96th Street STONE HARBOR IN THE 10UNSE ; OCT. 2 & 3 GOLDRUSH (50't BAND) OCT. 9 & 10 CHATTER RETURNING BY POPULAR DEMAND 368-5591

LIQUOR STORE OPER DAILY YEAR ROURO

STEAKS • SUBS • HOT & COLD DELI SANDWICHES

LIVE MUSIC BY 1 JADE APPEARING WED.-SAT.

COMING OCTOBER 7th SWEET CREAM

SHRIMP NITE — every Sun A Thurs. I lb. U-Peel Shrimp $3.50 Hard Shell Crabs Served Daily

MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL !J«ek’i Famoui 10* Buffat!

jack cun6ifF’s IheRAl^s inn

RTS. 9 A 47 RIO GRANDE. NJ

• 20 U PEEL SHRIMP 3.75" STEAKS •

FREE PARKING FOR 500 CARS

HERE COMES OCTOBER! The frost will soon be on the pumpkin. But October is a spectacular month; the multicolors of nature everywhere and the first chilly days a welcome change. (Of course, we do change our mind about that by and by.) Nevertheless, lots of folks say October is one of their favorite months of. the year. Everybody and everything, it seems to us. is getting ready to live over thtf coming winter as comfortably as possible. The ladies, and some of the men. too. are busy knitting Folks are shopping for sweaters, and furs (well some do!) and'snow suits for the kids. We’re checking the wood pile, affixing the storm windows in place, and getting the lawn furniture into the garage. ♦ • - The first killing frpBt is due soon, so suggest you enjoy the Indian Summer days when they’re at Jiand. D’CONTINENTAL LOUNGE & RESTAURANT series a full Chinese & American menu. Godd news for lovers of good cooking, whether it’s Chinese or American style. The kitchens of the tyContinentaJ*Lounge &, Restaurant, at Walnut & N. Jers^Ave., North Wildwood stirs up both, each excellently dml?»nd delicious. While the D’Continental could be well satisfied with preparing the finest foods, it also provides great entertainment. (Currency, George Gerety-is back by popular demand.) The D’Continental is open sefen days a week, serving sumptuous meals daily. CAPT’N ARAB’S HAS,THE FLAVORS. Capt'N Ahab’s fine restaurant on Rt. 47 (Wildwood Blvd.) between Rt. 9 & Garden State Parkway, Rio Grande has become a local fixture in just a few short'years. The food is so good the locals as well as tourists keep returning time after time. During the dinner hours (5-9 Sunda^Thursday; and 5-10 Friday & Saturday) there are always plenty of choices, including excellent Italian specialties you will find unexpectedly flavored. The desserts are homemade and out-of-(Page21 Please) •

HAMANN'S SUNSET RESTAURANT BAYSHORE 8 HUDSON RDS.. VILLAS HOME STYLE MEALS— —REASONABLY PRICED OPEN Wed. & THURS. 4:30-8 P.M. FRI. 6 SAT. 4:308:30 P.M., SUN. 1-8 P.M. -~OPEN FOR OUR 12TH YEAR~

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

SERVING A FULL •

& AMERICAN MENU OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND George Gerety

for truly unforgetable dining pleasure HENNY’Sl rtwwc4P>iw» < CT.'| Yl n Stone Harbor

97th & THIRD AVE. 1M-2929 | CLOSED MONDAYS DAILY LUNCHEON OPEN SALAD BAR Tues -Sat. 11:30-36Sunday 12-3

DINING ROOM HOURS: Tues.-Thurs. 5-9 • Fri. & Sat. 5-10 Sunday 3-9

GEORGEJOHNSON AT THE STEINWAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS

CLOSED MONDAYS

ATLANTIC DINER

OPEN 7 DAYS 6:30AM-10PM

FRESH SEAFOOD

Including

Homemade Deviled CRABS & CLAMS

-OPEN SALAD BARWITH ALL PLATTERS

• ••••SPECIAL! •

USDA CHOICE

SIRLOIN STEAK

$ 8 95 j

FOR TAKE-OUT ORDERS —522-248T

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