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Time Out— Dining Guide HOLIDAY WEEKEND COMING UP! While it often seems that Memorial Day marks the beginning of summertime. it’s not so. This day is dedicated to the memory of all who died in war for the United Stales. There are usually plenty of backyard barbecues and outdoor events to enjoy during the final weekend of May. The flowers are blooming to give special tribute to the holiday, including of course, brillant poppies which symbolize this time. Lest you forget, next Tuesday is the beginning of a new month, as well. June is the favorite time for weddings, if you're thinking of whether to pop the question. (Time’s moving on, so better get along with it.) For many children, June’s about the best month of all, when schools close. The name for June comes to us from the ancient Romans, but <ve're not sure what they named it for. Some say they named if for the Goddess Juno who was the guardian of weddings. That makes sense to us. As June gets underway, there will b** some beautiful thinRB to Bee when the shy is clear. First, look for our most brilliant planets in the evening or morning — glorious Venus, red Mars, majestic Jupiter and Saturn. For a few weeks each year the planet Mercury is seeA low in the west just after sunset or in the east, just before sunrise, near the horizon. And. also here are some recommended spots to visit locally rain or shine: THE GOLDEN INN — FOR SPECIAL NIGHTS! The Golden Inn, at 78th & Dune Drive, Avalon has set the standard for exciting nights out. This is the place to come for that special weekend, to coaXk your tastes and food fantasies into a perfect bjetTdTTRunatter what they are. While the holiday weekend is a busy time, you'll only feel a sense of well being and tielight at one of the most lavishly-appointed imw in the/entirp county. You'll find the portions just the right sjj/for your appetite, and do indulge in the extravagant breakfast served both Saturday & Sunday mornings D’CONTINENTAL LOUNGE & RESTAURANT — GREAT FOOD. By now, nearly everybody must know that the D’Continental Lounge & Restaurant, at Walnut & New Jersey Aves., North Wildwood has A famous dual menu, both sides cooked to perfection! The Chinese mempfeatures something new in Chinese cuisine, all dinners include egg roll, choice of Won Ton or Egg Drop Soup. Fried Rice, tea and fortune cookies, all for just $6.75 per person. The American side of the menu includes some surprising taste-pleasers. Always, two fine chefs are oiy'hand to please you. Music by Skip Finch is featured Wednesdays. Fridays & Saturdays! THE f*ETER SHIELDS INN — NOW OPEN DAILY. The Peter Shields Inn, at 1301 Beach Avenue, Cape May has to be seen to be believed. An entire era is recreated in an extraordinary architectural gem, directly across from the Atlantic Ocean. * Considered the "White House" of seashore resorts, interior has been painstakingly restored to a memorable time. The glass-enclosed porches show off the period furniture, and the menu is as extraordinary as the romantic atmosphere Open daily for cocktails and dinner. Reservations: 884-7041 YOITI.I. LOVE FAMOUS COOKIES' BUFFET! Everything from sup to dessert is arrayed at Cookies' Buf-. fet, at the historic Huntington House, just off Beach Drive, on Grant Street, Cape May where a Diamond Jim Bradyfcast is presented. Be sure to take your appetite when you come. The entrees are tantalizing, as are the numerous appetizers, salads, and desserts Beverage included too, all for the surprisingly affordable price of just $8,95 per person! highly recommended. (Page 24 Please)

WEDNESDAY. MAY 26 Rummage Sale, Episcopal Church Women of the Advent, Parish Hall, Lafayette At Franklin St., Cape May. today At tmwr., today 9 a m. to 2 p.m. Free Blood Pressure Clinic; Wildwood Community Ctr., 115 W. Davis Ave., Wildwood, every Wednesday 10 to noon. Strawberry Festival At Open House. Upper Twp. Senior Cntr, Stagecoach Rd., Palermo, 12:30 to 3 p.m. } V.D. Clinic, County Health Dept. Crest Haven Rd., Garden State Pkwy., CM Court House, every Wednesday, 5 to 6 p.m. Trap Shoot, open to the public, Bayshore Sportsman's Club, clubhouse located at end of Arizona Ave., Villas, every Wed. 8 p.m. Cefebrafion of the Arts Festival, Lower Cape May Regional H.S., Erma, 6 to 8 p.m. (the choir concert will commence and awards will take place 8 p.m.) Kiwanis Club dinner meeting, clubhouse. 111 Beach Drive, Cape May, every Wed. 6 p.m. Potters Wheel Club, Lower Twp. Rec. Ctr., every Wednesday 7 to 10 p.m. Co-Ed Volleyball league games each We&.At Fri. evening Convention Hall, Cape May, 7 to 10 p.m. \ Penny Party benefitting Animal Welfare SocieV, Social Services Bldg., Rio Grande, 7 p.m. Diabetes - Current Facts At Future Trends, by American Diabetes Assn., Vo-Tech, Crest Haven Rd., CM CoOrt House, 7:30 to 10 p.m. Stone Harbor ACBL Duplicate Bridge (public invited), firehouse, every Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Social Night, Villas Women's Republican Club, Bayshore Ac Weber, Villas, 7:30 p.m. Square Dance Lessons (adults At young adults), Avalon Community Hall, 2nd At 4th Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.

THURSDAY. MAY 27 Bulk Trash Pickup, concludes tomorrow. Sea Isle City. Rummage Sales (se Wednesday), Cape May, concludes 9 a.m. to nooh. Cape May City Retired Educators Assn., Cape May County School for Special Services, Crest Haven tour at 11 a.m., lunch in the school cafeteria noon. Line Dance Instruction by Irene Oliver, American Legion Post, Diak Creek Rd. At Hand Ave., CM Court House. Every Thursday, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Stainton Senior Cntr. Open House. 34th At Bay Ave., Ocean City, Craft display At sales 9:30 to 11 a m.. Square Dance Show At Demonstration 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Dungeons At Dragons demonstration, Cape May County Library, CM Court Housed p.m. County Chess Club (a.II ages welcome), Lower T^vp, Rec. Ctr., Villas, every Thursday, 7 p.m. Wildwood String Band meeting (interested musicians call 729-6888 or 522-0880), Legion Hall, Wildwood, every Thursday, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Title One Program, Teitelman School Media Center, Erma, 7:30 p.m. ’ Boat Patrols, Public Education At Fellowship.jFlotilla 82, USCG Aux., 39 Yacht Ave., Cape May, ever^ Thursday. 8 p.m.

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