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Dining Guide. (From Page 23) restaurant/lounges in the entire shore area, offering cxquisive dining in the grand manner There is dancing Friday and Saturday nights as well to highlight the weekend hours. Golden Inn specialties in elude Clams Casino. Mushrooms stuffed with jtrabmeat succulent shrimp scampi, tender lamb chops, veal mar sala, and the fabulous broiled seafood combination in eluding half Maine lobster, shrimp, scallops, flounder, and clam casino. Excellent wine selections. STUMPO S for fun cooking. Stumpo’s. located in the Victorian Mall, at 320 Carpenter Lahe & Sawyer Walk, in Cape May is a familiar place for easy, flavorful snacks and light hearted meals. Stumpo's features pizza and stromboli, cheese steaks. Italian hoagies (delicious!), spaghetti, meatball and sausage, sandwiches and home made break & rolls, baked daily right on the premises Stumpo’s is that well known stopping off place where the summertime beach crowd stock up on quickie meals This time of year — as well as later on — Stumpo’s friends include the mall merchants, tourists and localites who enjoy sampling the tantalizing flavors here. * WATSON’S MEKION INN — Extraordinary/or genera lions Watson's Merion Inn. at 106 Decatur Street. Cape May has been a landmark setting for generations of shore people who enjoy its vintage atmosphere and food excellence. Experience olde Cape May at its very finest in the divine setting of rare antiques, fine wines, gourmet food and hospitable service Watson’s Merion Inn offers an Early Diner’s Special till 6pm for just $6.95. Until later in the season, it is open FWday. Saturday & Sunday from 4:30 to 10 p.m • Clarks Set Art League Exhibition

CAPE MAY - City residents Kenneth and Becky Clark will exhibi! their sculptures and draw mgs at the County Art League. 1050 Washington St . beginning Sunday. May 1 A reception will be held

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