Herald & Lantern 30 September 81

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Going Out • Dining Out • Time Out

Hobo Party For Seniors

MAPOOO MSTAUtAM 611 W. BurH« Av« Wildwood, N J. S22-6W | EXTRA SPECIAL-SHRIMP SCAMPI ON RICE- 6.30 [| ^Fresh Bluefish or Trout $6.tS Fried Clam* *9.951 ] Chicken-Sfeaks-Chdpi-«Spaghetti LSr. Otons 1D% Disc. • Most Major frwfo Cards • Olid’s Meru f ^ ssjrw*.

TR ID I - JO'S v ' Casa D'Amici (ROUSE OF FRIENDS) Delicious Italian Food — Everything Homemade OKU WEEKDAYS 5 PM to 10 ni\ v FBI. ■ I PM to MIDBIBNT, Sat. ■ MOON to NIONIBNT SOM.-BOON to 10 PM

Senior Citizen! All Welcome) 206 - 97th Strict, Stone Harbor, N.J. 08247 368-1303

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STONE HARBOR - At the Seniors first Fun Night of the new season, President Harry Strohmetz welcomed two out of town guests to the group. Member Betty Siebert Had her sister Sophie Strandier of Wilkes Barre with her and Julie Kurtz of Lake Park, Fla., was also in at-

tendance.

Plans are announced for a HalloweemParty Oct. 31. It will be a Hobo party. Efforts will be made to secure the American ,L£gion Hall

as in the past.

Dance Classes SEA ISLE CITY -n Free dance classes for adults will Ik* held from 1:30 to.3 p.m, beginning Oct. 21 the Community Center on JFK Blvd. Line dances, polkas, ballroom, and rounds will be taught and partners are

not necessary

FEATURING

rhm Flnmat Italian and Amarlean Culalna BREAKFAST & .LUNCH DAILY 7 AM TO 2 PM DINNER FRI. & SAT. 5 TO 8:30 P.M. 3M Hth ST.. STONK HARBOR 3At-7741 (Focing Hall Harbor Condominium)

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VILLAS - The I^wer Township Democratic Club will sponsor a Niagara Falls trip Oct. 9-12 • including four dinners and three breakfasts. For information, call Mary Noce, RftA-SfiAl nr Prank I.vnrh

. WC»IX V*. 1 . » * OPEN ’TIL 2 A.M. FOd LATE NITE SNACKS! •Steamed clams • Roast Beef Sandwiches •Clams on 1/2 Shell • Corn on the Cob • And More!

OPEN AT 11 A.M. . DINNERS FROM 5 P.M.

GOURMET MENU

HAPPY HOUR DAILY 4:30-6:30 Compllmantary KalMi Tr*y !

CLOSED SUNDAY

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APPETIZERS Clams Casino 16) Oysiers Rock^lellpr (6) Crab M«*at Cock'ai! HOF BRAU SPECIALTIES Dinner includes soup or salad, choice of Baked Potatoe Au Gratin'. French Fries, or side of Spaghetti. Vegetable. Pickled Beet'; Cole Slow, or Applesauce. Veal Froncai»e sautVed in oqa cheese. and a little bit ol No! Biai, .NAnq r Veal Piccante sauteed\*n butter, wine and lemon Flounder Francaise • In akr special egg and cheese batter Shrimp Scampi sorvijd on a afomohe bod ol nee. Crab Meat Imperial lumps ol Maryland crab meat in a delicious sauce Shrimp Fra Diavlo • served on a bed of linquine GOURMET DELIGHTS Chopped Chicken Liver, shred onion boepn. ond tomotoe on a roll, rye a* a bogle. lo» ond Croom Cheese sired c*>ion and tomotoe on a roll rve or obogie liverwurst ondjpnion on rye Tuna Fish, amrfrican cheese and bacon Sliced Turkey swiss cheese ond salami. Chopped Beef Burger served on on fnghsh muffin with chicken salad and bacon.

GROUPS 8 ORGANIZATIONS LUNCHEONS S BANQUETS NOW APPEARING ‘TERRY MITCHELL TRIO Tuesday thru Saturday

FREE PARKING FOR 100 CARS