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Herald & Lantern 18 May '83

Fine Dining and Dancing Open Friday and Saturday Featuring SKIP KEHR Come Out and Enjoy Cocktails With an Ocean View!!

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Beat the Clock Dinner Specials

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you are the most important person in the world.....and tonight you are having dinner in a Victorian Mansion..... Prepa ring/or you no w is a butler, footman, maid, chef, gardener, and all their assistants you walk in and are surrounded by antiques, oil paintings, oriental mgs and the smell of fresh flowers your fingers touch linen, lace, silver, crystal..,, your dinner is created with artistic detail, cart and originality and flawlessly presented to complete the experiece YOU DONT HAVE TO FANTASIZE Juft call ua ao wc know what time to expect you. Dinnar fantaaiea begin at 6 p.m.. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Brunch atarM at 9 Sunday morning.

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Sundays Are Special Gold Whale Style! There's A Sunday Speclnl Trent tor every appetite and every taste every Sunday at the Gold Whale

linked Flounder

$4.25

Hnlf Stuffed Roast Chicken

$4 95

Ronst Beef

$5.95

Roast Leg of l^imb

$695

Your delicious Sunday Special dinner Includes Soup or Salad, rolls and hotter and your choice of vegetables or a side order of llngulne. Specials Available every Sunday.

Open Daily for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner t ta ait’d in tlx Marquis de Lafayette Inn iVtwwti IV••an aixt OnaIui >m IVa<l« l)nv> HiOnnt ('ape Mav (609) 884-3431 ‘Reservations Requested

Calendar (From Page 25) Erma, (info 886 1643), Stone Harbor Country Club, today G.E.I). classes. Cape Human Resources. Inc. (info 729-4902), Wildwood Div., 115 W. Davis Ave., 9 a.m. to 12 noon Social by Villas Women's Regular Republican Club (886 8891), Bayshore & Weber Rds., Villas, 7 :30 p.m MAPI) meeting < info 399^9313), speaker Stephen Moore, Esq.. Co. Library, CM Court House. 7:30 p.m. Thurston Elmer Wood American legion Post 198 (info 465 4400) post home, Dias Creek Rd & Hand Ave., CM Court House, 8pm "Heisey Glass" program by Mrs. Rudolph Kaufold, CM Co Art League (info 884-8628). 1050 Washington St. Cape May, 8 p.m •

’ COMING IN MAY , 2nd Annual Yard Sale, CM Volunteer Fire Dept (dona lions 884 7547), fire house. Cape May. 9 a m May 28 Art-In-The-Park exhibiLs & displays, CM Co Art League (884-8628), Emlen Physick Estate, 1050 Washington St., Cape May. May 28 & 29 Colonial House tours, circa 1775, hdqs of Greater Cape May Historical Society. Monday thru Friday 11 to 3, 653 Washington St. (behind Alexander's Restaurant). Cape May, phone 884-3630. Annual Hydrangea Festival sponsored by Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May, orders taken by mail, plant pickup May 28 at Kiwanis Clubhouse, information 884 8690 Frank Chipolone photographs on lobby exhibit Apr 27-May 15. during South Jersey Regional Theatre production of "A Lesson From Aloes," Gateway Playhouse. Bay Ave , Somers Point, phone 653-0553 Lynne Yancha walereolors exhibition, William Ris Galleries, 9725 Second Ave . Stone Harbor, daily & Sunday 10 to 10. information 368-6361 (Page 31 Please > Dining Guide i From Page 241 t'NCLF BILL'S Opening Dpys There are now four Uncle Bill's Pancake House & Family Restaurants dotting the shore area, and the Cape May reslaurahl at Beach Ave & Perry St has already opened its doors The other Uncle Bill si restaurants will be open Memorial Day weekend, in Avalon, Stone Harbor and Strathmere The friendly food and service at the Cape May restaurant is now available seven days a week from 7 a m to 2 p.m The pancakes are known far and wide, and customers keep coming back year after year to enjoy sinking their teeth into these great appetite awakeners' THE PILOT HOUSE - Brinu your friends The Pilot House is one of those places that reflect the casual, friend ly atmosphere of the shore's best identified spots where good food, good friends and gooo limes mingle This is the place to raise your spirits and enjoy homemade soups, burgers, platters and fresh drinks The outdoor patio is open once again Located at 142 Decatur Street, on the mall in Cape May. the Pilot House serves lunch, dinner and late snacks, every day Friday and Saturday eves relax with music by the George Freeman Trio Fun' BELLEVUE TAVERN - Tavern Times The Bellevue Tavern, in Cape May Court House is the town's best known stopping in place for the famous tavern sandwiches served Monday through Saturday Open for lunch from II to 3, and evenings 6 to 11, this noted tavern offers patrons the perfect place for spending some time in an old fashioned pubby atmosphere There's always a pleasant crowd here, enjoying good conversation and light banter Service is attentive, but unobstrusive, the perfect combination for enjoying relaxation

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FOUR FABULOUS FRIDAYS... Play 20, Play 27. June 3 and June 10. 1983.

FEATURING FREE GUTS! This coupon entitles you to a free gilt’ with your dinner for two at the Top of the Marg — the elegant rooftop restauranl af the Marquis de Lafayette Inn on the Beach in Victorian Cape May. Treal yourselt to a memorable even ing at the Top of the Marg featuring excellent cuisine, a spectacular ocean view and live entertainment — and we ll treat you to a free gift' with your dinner for two. Friday evening free gilt otter good: May 13. May 20, May 27. June 3 and June 10.

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