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It * hard to bellrve — bul tomorrow put* THbnh*(iivln/( ju*t thret wei’h* away Time i* *lipplnn by. I*n't it? November seems to be n month most people like. As ThanksRiving gets closer, there’s reunions with family and friends to look forward to. Get togethers are planned, and down come the curtains and up go the winter drapes. Friday is known as Guy Fawkes Day. Guy Fawkes was , one of a group of conspirators who dug a tunnel under the British House of Lords with the idea of blowing it up while it was in session. He was caught on this night in 1605 and executed a few days later. The whole affair is known in British history as the "Gunpowder Plot." British schoolboys still celebrate the night by building bonfires

and burning effigies of Guy Fawkes.

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It is about this time of the year that we get a stretch of warm dry weather with little wind and usually a bit of haze in the air. In this country, we call it "Indian Summer." In England, France and Italy they call it "St. Martin's Summer.” Well, while the year's clock is slowly and inexorably running down, there's plenty to do in the eleventh month. This is a good time to make sure the windows are tight against the arrows of sleet and rain that are sure to come.

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Aside from lots to do around the house, here's a sampling of a couple more things to do — when you want to have

a good time:-

AN EVENING AT THE WASHINGTON INN. Gape May beautiful Washington Inn, at 801 “Washington Street is a setting fit for royalty. The elegant historic inn offers cocktails and dining with a delightful, delicious

difference;

The inn’s cuisine is served Wednesday through Sunday from 5:00 p.m. under the watchful attentions^of the gracious Graig family. The wonderful aromas Rid variety

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CAPT’N AHAB’S — HALLMARK OF GOOD TIME. This reasonably priced unpretentious restaurant,.located on Route 47 < Wildwood Blvd.) between Rt. 9 4 the Garden State Parkway, Rio Grande is noted for specially prepared food similarly served in the old style country restaurants of yesteryear. Frank & Jane Bonner (The Gaptoin & his mate) are genuinely attentive to your every need and keep the offerings from the kitchen coming your way abundantly. Open Sunday Thursday from 5 to 8, and Friday & Saturday night from 5 to 9-, Capt’N Ahab’s offers nightly chef’s specials for a mere $6.95! NEW YEAR’S EVE AT THE WILDWOOD BOWL. It’s not tpo early to think New Year’s Eve, especially when the Wildwood Bowl Gomplex offers a full, fantastic celebration, including food, fun and open bar. Located at Oak & New Jersey Avenue, Wildwood, the Wildwood Bowl Gomplex is already taking reservations for the big night out. A word to the wise: early reservaJjons (before November 19th) will get a 10% discount off tneT25.00 per person charge. Guests are treated to hot and cold buffet, door prizes, bowling and lots more. Contact Carol for information at

729-2695.

RICKS SPAGHETTI & PIZZA - Yum Yum/ Ricks famous family restaurants located in the Rio Mall, on Routes 9 & 47, Rio Grande has a big selection of spaghetti dinners of every variety. For just $2.99 enjoy spaghetti With meatballs, soup, salad, bread, butter and an ice cream sundae. Or enjoy a deluxe 16” cheese pizza for just $3.99. Everything is (Page 25 Please)

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3 Food Sale by Women of SL Barnabas Episcopal Church, Guarantee Bank (Villas Branch), Bayshore Rd., 9:15a.m. Free Blood Preinure Clinic, Wildwood Community Ctr, 115 W. Davis Avc., Wildwood, every Wednesday, 10 to noon. Golden Nugget Casino Trip by Thurston Elmer Wood American Legion Aux., Unit 198 (info465-557por 886 7260); bus Iva. Jamesway Plaid, 1 p.m. Free Dance Classes, sponsored by Sea Isle City every Wednesday, Raffa Community Center, JFK Blvd., 1:30 to Ipm. Golden Nugget Casino Trip to benefit St. John of God C.Y.O. Basketball (info 884-0324 or 886-3101), Inis Ivs. North Cape May shopping center, 5:30 p.m. Kiwanls Club dinner meeting, 1111 Beach Drive, Cape May, 6:15 p.m. Potters Wheel Club, Lower Twp. Ree. Ctr., every Wednesday, 7 to 10 p.m. . Avalon Environmental Commission Meetings Borough Hall. 7:30 p.m. Lower Twp. Chamberof Commerce Selection of officers, Chamber Bldg., Bayshore Rd., Villas, 7:30 p.m. e * * •So. Jersey Railroading,’ talk by Jerry MacDonald, County Historical Society fall lecture series, County Library, CM Court House, 8 p.m. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4 Line Dancing, every Thursday, Thui^ton Elmer Wood American Legion Poet 196 Home, Hand Ave. & Dias Creek Rd., CM Court House, 1 to 2:30 p.m. 3rd Annual Penny Party by North Wildwood Senior Center, 10th & Central Avte., l p.m. CJM County Human Services Coalition meeting, Conference Rm., Social Services Bldg., Rio Grande, 1:30 p.m. Resorts Int’l Casino Trip by Lower CM Regional High School "Capers," (reservations 884-1651 or 886-0301), bus Ivs. No. CM Shopping Center, 6 p.m. ^ Penny Party by L. Twp. Rescue Squad, Main & Georgia Aves., Villas, 7:30 p.m. Wildwood String Band (interested musicians call 729-6888 or 522-0880), Legion Hall, Wildwood, every Thursday, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. ^nTrrmmmmmmL

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