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Going Out • Dining Out • Time Out

(From Page 26) the mail 1 at 142 Decatur Street, Cape May and Monday night football is the featured attraction with specials that include authentic interpretations of irresistible choices Come early, stay late to enjoy the evening at this year round spot This friendly home of delicious food, spirits and reasonable prices offers a private interlude for quiet meals where the best of everything is offered A. cozy atmosphere pervades and makes you feel good FPtKD'S TAVERN ' Where Good Friends Meet Fred s Tavern in Stone.Harbor at 314-96th St has such a friendly, intimate atmosphere, you'll feeHike its your home away from home One of thoM, authentic old-fashioned taverns where good friend* melt, it looks and sounds like one of those familiar taverns you knew back when There’s entifrtainment in the lounge that includes groups who carry out the friendly spirit of Fred s to perfection The tavern for all seasohs, Fred's atmosphere is just the place to spend a relaxing afternoon or evening, The'liquor store is open daily year round. Fred’s is just the place for you. , ^'CONTINENTAL UHUNCQE * RESTAURANT may

HAMANN'S SUNSET RESTAURANT BAYSHORfe 8 HUDSON RDS., VILLAS HOME STYLE MEALS— —REASONABLY PRICED OPEN WED. & THURS. 4:30-8 P.M. > FBI. & SAT. 4:3M:30 P.M., SUN. 18 P.M. L~OPEN FOR OUR T2TH year.

•not sound Chinese, but some of the best Chinese food around is served here. Located at Walnut A New Jersey Ave., North Wildwood, D’Conwnental features a double menu that includes Chinese as well as American food. While each menu is excellent, many customers especially * enjoy sampling the. incredibly tasty Chinese food that is authentically prepared from original recipes. It’s not too early to start planning exciting Christmas parties and banquets^ and the D'Continental is eager to help you plan a memorable event. Telephone 522-1350 for inquiries and reservation*. HENNY'S 18 STILL the preferred luncheon spot. Benny’s at 97th A Third Ave., Stone Harbor attracts customers,f^r luncheon daily (except Mondays). The ladi^ like to'join their friends at the salad bar and businessmen have been coming for talk over ’a delicious meal for many years. Benny’s is open for luncheon Tuesday-Saturday 11:30 to 3, and Sunday 12 to 3. The dining room is open for dinner Tuesday-Thursday 5 until 9, Fridays A S&lurdays 5 to 10, and Sundays 3 until 9. The choices are more than ample and always beautifully garnished. ••• RITZY RUMMAGE. The First United Methodist Church in Wildwood Crest at 6708 Atlantic'Ave. will hold a rummage sfle this Friday and Saturday 9 a m. to 4 p.m. There'll be items both old and nearly new for the eager beavers who come early.

‘Helping Hand' Plans'

SEA ISLE CITY - This is a “Helping Hand" City, and the program’s directors and interested citizens met recently to discuss the on-going projects and the achievement* of the program. The director^ agreed that the program is most effective, but could become even more so with publicity alerting visitors and residents about the project. One concerned parent asked Commissioner Bill Kehner about "the attractive nuisance" danger at

the community's many construction sites. Kehner noted that barriers which would make the areas inaccessible should be posted, and agreed to speak with ' area builders about it. He urged parents to warn their children that these construction sites are potentially dangerous play areas. Persons desiring additional information on the program -should call the •civilian co-ordinator at 263-8672, or the Public Safety Department at 263-4311.

High SchOoI’ers In Fund Drive

ERMA — Members of the Key Club of Lower Cape May Regional High School will be conducting a fundraising drive beginning Monday, Oct. 28 thru the sale of acrylic ornaments. Furids raised by the sales

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Haven, the county nursing home; and equipment for the local rescue squad. According to principal Alan Beattie, the ornament* are fairly priced, of excellent quality, and would make attractive decorative pieces or handsome gifts.

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