Herald & Lantern 18 November 81

Heralil and LANTERN Autumn Guide To Dining and Entertainment

ROSE-ANN ITILIM1MERICIH USTMUKT BREAKFAST— SPECIAL! 2 EGGS (any slyle) 99c i — HOME FRIES. TOAST S BUTTER -LUNCHEON SPECIALS (Tues. Thru Fri. only) VEAL FARM w/ypoo or Jv.g> ONE CHICKEN CROQUET- w /3 yogi 1-»0 PEPPER S EGG SANDWICH w/cupol«oup. . T.30 GRILLED CHEESE v/copoltoop CAVATELLI w/ooo moorboll , I ‘AS HOT MEATLOAFISANDWICH WEB. BITE OBIT (4pm.9pmi DIBBER SPECIEL ANT ENTREE OR (JAUAN SPECIALTY AT REG. MENU PRICT RECEIVE FREE CUP OF SOUP, DESSERT 6 ALL ROLLS 8 BREAD YOU CAN EAT OPEN BAM DAILY 2100 BAYSHORE RD. CLOSED MONDAY VILLAS, NJ • SSO-4274

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MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SPECIALS * SNACKS * 3 7V{S

FRED’S TAVERN WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET 314-96th Street STONE HARBOR L' ’ .■■— - IN THE LOUNGE FRI & SAT. NOV. 20 * 31ST IDYLL PASSION

qiFAKc; » SURS * HOT £f COLD DELI SANDWICHES 1

THANKSGIVING PARTY NOV. 25TH 6 FREE TURKEYS GIVEN AWAYl

LIVE MUSIC WED^SAT. BY

MUGGLES

STARTING DEC. 2

"YOUNG

IDEAS'!

RICK SRFFORD

MORDAT HI6HT FOOTRALL - 10' RUFFET

DAILY LUNCH SPECIAL! 11 to 3 pm

FRI. & SAT. NOVr27 & 28 DAN YODY BAND 368-3591 LIQUOR STBAE OPES HILT TUB ROOM

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

hack cun6iff s IheRAtds inn

RTS. 4 A 47 RIO GRANDE, NJ

. SERVING A FULL •

& AMERICAN MENU •

COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN 7 DAYS DINING ROOM OPEN WED SUb WtD. FULL COURSE DINNER SPICIAL Chinese Sizzling Steak , $"W95 or Sirloin Steak

SERVING THANKSGIVINGGINNER FROM 2 P.M.-9 P.M.

WE HAVE TAKE-OUT

APPEARING PPL, SAT. d SUN. M.C. LANE TRIO” WITH LO«t CATLAP AND JIMMT WOOD

for truly unforgetable dining pleasure

K I I M. k In S«on«^.rbor

Here we are right in the midst of the yearly visit of the November Shooting Stars. Have you seen any? People used to be-yery much afraid of shooting stars. They thought they foretold war, or famine, or plague, or even the end of the world. But astronomers have studied them carefully for many, many years, and they have learned what the metoeors are. Meteors appear at regular intervals and do not cause any kind of harm in space. Th*y are tiny particles of stone or metal drifting in space, and as our Earth comes around near them each November in its trip around the sun, some of the nearest of these.little particles are attracted to it. AS THEY COME INTO OUR atmosphere, friction caused by theirjiigh spfced makes them gfct hot. white hot, so that they shine like stars as they fall to earth. This is the reason they are chlled shooting stars. Sometimes the little pieces of metal or stone-reach the Earth, but usually they burn themselves out oh the way. and nothing but fine dust falls. Some larger meteors havd reached the Earth, tho The craters on the moon are now thought to be great splashes made by meteors. That's our science talk for this week, class. , JACK CUNDIFF'S HERALD'S INN for fun every dip of the* week. Jack Cundiffs Herald’s Inn at the intersection oiRts. 9 & 47 »n Rio Grande keeps guests'happy with surprises. entertainment, tasty food and a fun atmosphere throughofit the week. There’s live music by Maggies Wednesdays through Saturdays and every Sunday & Tuesday RichSafford ('the piano man ) take*over the ivories. D’CONTINENTAL LOUNGE & RESTAURANT has two menus! Most restaurants arc content to serve a single style of cooking.but D'Continental Lounge & Restaurant at Walnut & N J. Aves. North Wlldwo*d invites you to be tempted by its dual menu, featuring Chinese & American food! Either choirelfe excellently made, using the freshest ingredients and flavored to the origin of the food. A SPECIAL PLACE — Philip’s Little Rock N Chair Restaurant & lounge. Philip’s Lfltle Rock 'N Chair located at 24th to 25th on Dune Dr. AValon is considered such an outstanding place for dining & relaxing that many people are willing to irive out of their way to come here. Chef Don McCormich is a truly talented magician and his Early Bird Specials starting at the unbelievably low price of $5.95 cannot be beat. ' HAMANN'S SUNSET RESTAURANT doesn't ride off into the sunset. Hamann's Sunset Restaurant at Bayshore & Hundson Rds., Villas will be open all winter to accommodate its many friends and customers who enjoy stopping by for a hearty meal. This is one of those old fashioned family type restaurants where the food is homemade and so reasonably priced you’ll be amazed you can still enjoy quality footl for so little money. Open Thursdays through Saturdays from 4:30 until 8 (>.m., and Sundays 1 to7:30 p.m., the menu here always in(Page 20 Please)

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DAILY LUNCHEON OPEN SALAD BAR TUBS.-SAT. 11:30-3 •SUN. 12-3

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ATUNTIC DINER ITUEllcl UIFIEll MIS. f, WILDWOOD

\ OPEN 6:30 A.M. TOBP.M.

OPEN FOR BREAKFAST—LUNCH-DINNER FREE SALAD BAR LUNCH A DINNER -

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