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Herald & Lantern 11 May '83

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Mid-May! Just glorious’ Mother Nature is cooperating in every way, perfecting the landscape for us to enjoy. Life about us is at its high tide, so to speak. Keep a look-out for those returning monarch butterflies, — the ones we saw flying south last October. The milkweed plants along the roadsides are getting well up these days, so the monarchs will find plenty of good for the larvae when their eggs hatch The last of the migrants will be winging in this week. Suggest you check them out along the dunes of Ca’pe May Point Now all the migrant birds, or at least some members of each of their tribes have arrived. Late com 1 ers of all of those due in May will probably be straggling in for a few days yet, but those that are too late will make late nests, arid so give their young a poor start in life For. when the time comes next fall for them to start south, these late birds will be a few days younger, and therefore a little bit weaker and slower than their cousins, and storms are more likely to overtake them as they fly south This is one of the ways Mother Nature has of getting rid of her lazy ones As is often said, you mustn't fool Mother Nature — and it seems you mustn't fool around too much either, as far as Mother Nature is concerned. Vega, in the northeast, and Antarcs, low in the southeast are bright stars of our summer months, just coming into view They will be with us now till we swing around on the other side of our path around the sun. well up toward No. 9 on our clock-face path They will be in September For now. here are some bright stars of the restaurant world we suggest you swing over to: NINO’S — Fine Italian Dining Al Pappagallo takes great pride in his Nino's Restaurant, at 4712 Atlantic Ave tat Taylor Avenue). Wildwood where everything is homemade Nothing is pre pared at this extradinary traditional Italian restaurant. Diners come from miles around to enjoy Lobster Fra Diavolo. the unbelievable squid linquini specials and special mussel dinners Grebt steaks, veal, lasagna. shrimp and crabs, and believe it or tfot. toq other special dishes are served daily 4 30 to 10. All major credit cards are accepted here LAYRK’S DI TCH KITCHEN — Open Again' Layre s Dutch Kitchen, on the Delaware Parkway & The Beach, in the picturesque Villas has reopened its doors another season, providing traditional cooking while diners •overlook the beautiful Delaware Bay The large menu includes favorites to please even the most discriminating diners. The seafood dinners are a specialty of this longtime seaside restaurant, nestled near <Page 31 Please)

WEDNESDAY. MAY It Adult GED classes, (info 522-0231), Cape Human Resources, Wildwood Div.. 115 W. Davis Ave., Wildwood, 9 a.m. to noon. j "The Seminar over the Sea" 1-day session for business people, conducted by N.J. Travel & Resort Association (info 884-3471), Music Pier, Ocean City, registration 9 a m., morning session 9:30 a.m. Free tomato plants to CM Co. residents eligible for cheese-butter program, (info 729-4902), Cape Human Resources, Inc., Whitesboro Div., Main St.; Woodbine Div., Longfellow & Monroe Aves.; Wildwood Div., 115 W Davis Ave., 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dance program & election of officers. AARP CM Chapter 691 (info 884-7417), Victorian Towers auditorium, Cape May. 1 p.m. Resorts Casino trip sponsored by Disabled American Veterans Aux., (info729-1597 or 886-8432), bus Ivs. K Mart parking lot. Rio Grande, 5 p.m. Kiwanis Club dinner meeting, 1111 Beach Drive, Cape May, 6:15 p.m. Potters Wheel Club, Lower Twp Rec. Cntr, every Wednesday. 7 to 10 p.m. Square Dancing Lessons (info 967-3006). Avalon Community Hall, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m Jersey Cape Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament meeting. St. Josephs R.C. Church, Sea Isle City, 7:45 p m MAC community auditions for upcoming summer theatre season, (info 884-5404), Franklin St Civic Center gym, Franklin St., Cape May, 8:30 p.m. THURSDAY. MAY 12 Annual spring luncheon to benefit Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, sponsored by Stone Harbor-Avalon branch of auxiliary (info 368-3073 or 967-4548), Henny’s, Stone Harbor, 11:30 a.m. CM Point Civic Club, election of officers, fire house, 12 noon. Nnt'l Assoc, of Retired Federal Emplolyees, Chapter \ 1197, CM Co.. Millman Civic Cntr.. Villas. 1 p.m 4 R.A. Davenport, of N.J speaker at meeting of AARP I Chapter 710, Sea Isle City. < info 263-3072). Townsend's In Met Civic Cntr., 138 - 85th St., 1 p.m ' Covered Dish Dinner. CM Co. American Legion Aux . Dept, of N.J. Exec. Comm . (info 465-4400). No Wildwood Community Cntr . 9th & Central Ave.. dinner 6 pm. annual memorial service 7 p.m., business mtg 8 p m Symposium "Art in Architecture: Govt. Support of the Arts," CM Co Art League < info884-8628), 1050 Washington Street, Cape May. 7 p.m Woodbine Community Action t'ouncil, (info 861-2816), Cape Human Resources. Inc . Woodbine Div.. Longfellow & Monroe Aves.. Woodbine, 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. (Page 24 Please)

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