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Herald & Untern 23 February '83

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WHILE THIS TIME OF YEAR seems dreary, try to keep in mind that pother Nature is getting ready to spring into action in about six weeks Mother Nature is taking a well deserved rest. Suggest you do this too. \

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Following, some suggestions for giving^ out to enjoy the local restaurants: FRED’S TAVERN—Friendly & then some. People like to get together when the weather is blustery, and we can think of no better place to mix and mingle than Fred’s Tavern Located at 314-95th Street, Stone Harbor, Fred’s has long been associated with the pleasurable times of shore life, no matter what the time of year. The locals and the visitors from afar mingle with each other in the unpretentious atmosphere, enjoying the delightful massive fireplace during the winter The friendliness is a county tradition, well worth savouring with good friends. HERALD’S INN—The Kitchen Stays Open. Okay, it’s late in the evening, and you're feeling like having a snack and a nightcap before winding down from a long day. Where to go’’ Jack Cundiff’s Herald's Inn is just the ticket. Located at Rts. 9 & 47 in Rio Grande, the Herald's Inn keeps the chef on duty until the wee hours So, you can stop by for a delicious late snack to relish during the February doldrums Herald's Inn is an immense place, with dining facilities for parties and banquets as well as cozier moments you want to share with a favorite friend. Entertainment too URIE’S REEF & BEEF—Discovery. A lot of people used to see-the doors of Urie's fabulous restaurant close at the end of the summer season. But. that's no longer the

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Urie's Reef & Beef opened this past autumn for year round food, drink and fun Right on Rio Grande Ave. (after the bridge) in Wildwood, there's never a time of year nowadays when Urie’s isn't open to honor you with a great meal CAPT'N ARAB’S—Good Food Capt'N Ahab's

restaurant on Route 47 (Wildwood Blvd.) between Rt. 9 & Garden State Parkway, Rio Grande serves incredibly good food in a quiet atmosphere, much like the old days

before Rt. 9 became such a bustling place.

When you step inside the doors of this friendly restaurant, you'll be surprised how the traffic noises out-

side are non-existent

Inside, the food is deliciously flavored and reasonably priced; the Captain and His Mate await to help you relax with a friendly word or two. Stop by soon.

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HENNEY’S—Cheering. Throughout the year. throughout the years the great standard for Cape May has been Benny’s in Stone Harbor. Sitting at 97th & Third Avenue, this remarkable establishment has been a drawing card for more years than we can believe. A lot of restaurants have changed hands, but Henney’s has a steady reputation that keep growing in popularity. The winter dining room hours are Friday and Saturday from 5 until 10, Sundays from 3 to 9. The daily luncheon Open Salad Bar is worth discovering, available Tuesday-Saturday from 11:30 to 3, and Sunday from 12 to 3. It’s a great boon for the dieters as well as those who like to fix their own.

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RUSSO’S — WEEKDAY SPECIALS. Any weekday you choose, Russo’s Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge at 4415 Park Blvd., Wildwood holds food & beverage pleasures galore. r The weekday specials include salad, vegetable, bread ft butter, coffee & tea, and the chef always comes up with a delicious meal. Dinners are served from 5 to 9; on Friday & Saturday 5 to 9:30 p.m. This is one of those dependable, open all year round restaurants you’ll enjoy for the friendly atmosphere and food excellence. Master Charge ft Visa accepted. PILOT HOUSE-WARMING. The huge fireplace at the Pilot House, 142 Decatur Street, Cape May is just the spot to enjoy during luncheons and dinners at this popular downtown restaurant-tavern. There are always plenty of lunch and dinner specials, and the food provides a comforting reprise from the outdoor chill The crowd is a happy one. no matter what the time of day or night You'll enjoy the conversation, the laughter and the friendliness of the regulars as well as the stoppers-in down for the weekend or out for a drive. Package goods too and free delivery.

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Cape May's Rescue Squad Auxiliary is hard at work planning for its homemade soup and hoagie sale on Friday. Feb 25, in the Franklin St. School Gymnasium hall There'll be soup you can order to take out, hoagies you can order to take out Or, you can sit right down and enjoy the very delicious soup and very specially made hoagies made right there IT'S FRIDAY. Feb 25 All proceeds go toward the ever important need of the best 'equipment for our own Cape May Rescue Squad HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Dorothy Burton, one of Cape May s loveliest Jadies She's a diligent worker for the Cape May Rescue Squad auxiliary, a crossing guard for the city, and the very capable assis tant cook at the Chalfontc Hotel (her mother is the

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"Dugout" i rectory basement lovely room i Anyone inlerested please call Mane at BR4 2387 for all particulars. CONGRATULATIONS to Dawn Henry of North Cape May. On Saturday, Feb 26 at 2pm she ll be marrying Bill Prosser of Murphy 's in Cape May Courthouse ' he's Chief Chef in the very busy restaurant there' Ceremony will take place at the Methodist Church in Dennisville. with the reccp tion immediately following at the Green Creek Fire Hall HERE ARE some up coming events you maywish to enjoy Friday Feb 25. Hoagie and home made vegetable soup, at Franklin Street S c- h on! gymnasium Franklin Street. Cape May sponsored In the Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary Take out orders or you can sil clown and eat right there, 11 am to .» p m Friday. March 4 World Day oi Prayer Church women united in the I S A organized in December 1941 is a national ecumenical movement ol Christian women witness mg In lllllt' and l.ntli all worshipping logclher I’m lestani Roman Calholu Drlhodox and nllu-r Chris ii.ui I rad 11 ions gathering In Play lor |M,,ce Tins yeai • iur Lady Star ol the s. M Church nl i ,ij m - May is the hnsi , hurt h Ml cliui < lies hi Ihc area on lied In si-nd ilipu parcdiiMniTs I uesilay M.inhx Penn' Pari' 7 pm \ulnri.m lower' R%udilonum spoil -need In Ihi Ml,ii and Ro'.ii' Wi.i' uni Lari' Mai "I 1ll) > s. a I hull I)

Cape May Chairpersons are Ann McMenamm and Teresa Banscher Anyone wishing to donate prizes please call 884-5289 or 884-8141 Thursday. March 10, Casino bus to Golden Nugget, sponsored by the Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary Bus leaves ’ near Acme lot, Cape May, 9:30 am For reservations it’s 884 2602 or 884-4770 Wednesday. March , 2, Casino bus to Golden Nugget leaves 6pm Acme lot. Cape May . home by midnight Sponsored by Star of Sea PTA For reservations

it’s Louise at 886-9847. Pat 884 3923; or Marie at 886-8743 Sunday, March 6, ’ Turkey Trot" Dinner formerly scheduled for Friday, Feb. 11. then cancelled due to snow storm Now re scheduled for March 6 in the Parish hall. Ocean St . from 1 p.m. to 5 p m Sponsored by the Altar and Rosary Society of Our Lady Star of Sea All ticket? formerly sold will be honored For more tickets its 884-3891, 8845289; 884-8121 or 884 4770 There'll be prizes, fun, and even music with A1 Marshall on the Corrfuvox. Wednesday, March 16, Casino trip to Sands, leaves Acme lot, Cape May, 1:30 p m For reservations it's 884-4492 Sponsored by Altar and Rosary Society, Star of the Sea, Margaret Dalin, chairperson.

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