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U7th ft THIRD AVE. 1U ! OPEN DAILY BUSINESSMEN LUNCH Mon.-Sot. 11 30 to 3: Sun. 12 to 3 • OPEN SALAD BAR • DINNER SERVED DAILY Mon.-Sat. 5 to 10; Sunday 3 to 10 TOGETHER Sunday thru Thursday

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Today is Pinocchio'ti birthday The story is now 101 years old \ In 1881 Carlo Lorenzini, an Italian woiten using the pen name Collodi. published a story about a \looden puppet called Pinocchio Since then The Adventures of Plnoc chio has gone around the world, and is a lavorite book with children everywhere, % Pinocchio is as real as a person He is conceited, careless, more than a little bad. and yet likable His adventures are funny and at the same time moving Happv Birthday. Pinocchio! Mid-July finds bird song still continuing Dawn and the first robin notes still arrive together But the morning song is much briefer than a month or two months ago First broods of young are full grown now and young and old birds,are collecting into small flocks and moving from place to place near their nesting grounds and feeding constantly Even though the young appear to be fully grown, the parents are just as devoted and hard working in their efforts to keep these husky and noisy youngsters full of in-

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A few words about mid-July from the pen of Haydn S Pearson whose frequent pieces appeared in the New Yoth Times over the years: "There's a spirit of tranquility and brooding fulfillment over (he land The sun hangs like a molten golden ball in the blue shy And then in the evening, after a day's wbrfe in the hot sun the swallows dart through the air. the robins carol their Evening song It 's a good time of year, a part hf Nature's cycle when the promises of spring are finding fruition in plant and animal life ' Following, some other great features of summer AN F.VKNINC; AT THK TOP OF THK MAKQ. You'll feel at the top of world dining at the elegant Top of the Marq. the elegant Tnusic-filled restaurant in the famous Marquis de l^fayettejnn. at Beach Drive and Decatur Street, in historic FapeMlvv FOOD FOR FAMIMKS-AT Vll.I.AGK WEST. There's home cooking froWq?°mitlg until night, seven days a week, at the new YillagVWvsl. 406 Broadway. West Cape May ' Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served 7am until 8 pm in a down home atmosphere families will enjoy Quality food, including a terrific variety of tasty sandwiches. are on the menu Especially recommended is the Cheese Steak Hoagie. which includes ehle slaw, potato chips, pickle spear and tomato, lettuce a onion, all for just $3 60! Stop by soon & enjoy' your very own choices DKI.I DF.I JCIOl'S—AT H A J'S DK1.I. B A J's Deli, at 212 South Mam Street. Cape May (^ourtHouse, is stocked with the freshest cold cuts. sal.'KlA^lTtn^R'ads imaginable Choose frqm-an enormous selection of mouth-watering cold cuts, made into thick, appetizing sandwiches just the way you jt'ant them KVHNTNC; AT THK WILDWOOD TWIN DHIVK-IN. Movies are better^han ever at the Wildwood Twin DriveIn. Kxit 4A off the Garden State Parkway, on Rt 47. Rio Grande, CAPT N All XB S^-OPK.N 7 DAYS! Sink your teeth into a delicious meal, fpasting on extra-generous portions at the homey Capt'N Ahab's. on Rt 47 i Wildwood Blvd.) between Rt 9 & the Garden State Parkway Affordably yours, in an informal country atmosphere. Capt'N Ahab's features sumptuous food, whether itj* fresh fish or meat, in congenial surroundings Now open 7 days Mondays-Saturdays 5 to if), and Sundays 4-9. you'll find the dinner hours made out-of-the-ordmary Host & Hostess Franh & Jane Banner provide a gracious welcome and make sure you are comfortable and well satisfied LAWN PARTY A "OLD VIC" AITTION— Starting at (Page 20 Please) *

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Herald A lant^n 7 |uly '82 WEDNESDA Y. JULY 7 \ Free Blood Pressure Clinic. Wildwood Community Ctr, 115 W. Davis Avenue. Wildwood, every Wednesday 10 lo noon Antique Show A Sale, continues, today A tmrw . Stone Harbor. 11 a m to 10 p m Board Meeting. Vocational Schools in CM Co.. Career Center. Crest Haven Rd., CM Court House. 1 p m V.D. Vlinic. County Health Dept . Crest Haven Rd . Garden State Pkwy , CM Court House, every Wednesday 5 to6pm Trap Shoot, open to the public. Bayshore Sportsman s Club, clubhouse located at end of Arizona Ave., Villas, every Wed 6 p m Kiwanis Club dinner meeting, clubhouse, 1111 B Beach Dr.. Cape May. every Wed 6 p.m Potters Wheel Club. Lower Twp; Rec Or. every Wednesday 7 to 10 p.m. Stone Harbor ACBL Duplicate Bridge (public invited), firehouse, every Wednesday. 7:30 p m Avalon Knvironmental Commission Meeting. Council Rm , Borough Hall. 7:30 p.m Mansions by Gaslight, evening of four Victorian interiors. tickets A map at Physick House, Cape May. 7:30 to 10 p m Sea Isle Summer Concert, Sal Barbo, Promenade Bandshell at Kennedy Blvd , 7:30 p m llanneford Circus. Wildwood Convention Hall, tonight A tmrw . 8 p m (Add’l 2 p.m matinees on rainy days). Dancing, children A adults, every Wednesday. Convention Hall. Cape May. 8 p.m THURSDAY. JULY 8 Annual Picnic, Sea Isle City Chapter *710 AARP. (reservations 263-3072) Open invitational Miniature Golf Tournament, every Thursday, (info 729-2650), for children 13 A under. 9:30 a m ; team tournament, 11 a m Antique Show A Sale (see Wednesday). Stone Harbor, concludes today. II a m. to 3 p.m Cape May Co. Human Services Coalition meeting. Social Services Bldg.. Rio Grandb, 1:30 p.m County Chess Club (all ages welcome). Lower Twp Rec PIZZA PIZZA ROADIES OVER GRINDERS STEAKS RAVIOLI SPA6HETTI •SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN DINNERS and FRESH SEAFOOD DINNER^ "I’d Walk the Seven-Mile Beach For an Avalon Pitta" 23rd AND OCEAN DRIVE A AVALON, N. J. 967-4688 AliaTry CIRCLE PIZZA 21ft & Dune Drive . 967 7566

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