Herald & Lantern 18 May '83

Long Island OYSTER OPENED FRES DAILY CLAMS FLOUNDER CLAM PIES

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EAFOOD Noibury s Landing Rd at R1 47 Gieen Creek. N J 886-6724

PIZZA ALLEY & Home made dou^h & sauce A PIZZAS HOAGIES STEAK SANDWICHES, ETC. TAKE OUT OR EAT IN 9809 3rd AVE 368-1340 STONE HARBOR, NJ. Now Open Wed Ihfti Sun.

HOME STYLE COOKING FOR OVER 25 YEARS

•Homemade Soups • Fresh Baked Pies •Midweek Specials

SUNDAY 3 to 8 TUES. SAT. 4 to 8

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LION LIMOUSINE & BUS TOUR SERVICE 6001 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood Crest. N J. 08260 729-LION - 522-3734 Free Casino Bus Available To All Groups

(From Page 26) C’laridge Casino bus trip by No Cape May Senior citizens, (info 886-9279), bus Ivs. Keene's Kitchen. June 2. St. Joseph’s Church sponsored trips to Walt Disney Epcot, May 31-June 4. Nova Scotia, June 27-July 1, Ireland July 9-17; Oberammergau Passion Play, June 22. I'W For brochures write toSJTC, Box 631, SICPTJ 08243, or call 263 3804 / ■* Becky and Ken Clark exhibit of sculpture, drawings & paintings. CM County Art League, ijnfo 884 8628), 1050 Washington St., Cape May, during the month of May May Weekend trolley, walking & house tours. Cape May, by Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, i info 884-5404) COHTINVWG Recruitment and selection of summer youth participants for STEP (Summer training and employment program), permanent CM Co residents ages 14 to 21, in come eligible for summer youth employment, (info 465-2263), Cape Human Resources, Inc . Job Training & Placement Div , 15 S. Main St., CM Court House, thru May. The Cliff House. Ogunquit. Maine 5 days - 4 nights bus trip sponsored by Retired ^Educators Association 'info 398-4680 or 399-6104),'tour Ivs from Transportation Cntr , Ocean City. June 6-10 Ruffet/Zsa Zsa Gabor dinner show sponsored by Retired Educators Assoc (info 398 4680 or 399-6104'. City Line Theater. Philadelphia, bus Ivs 8 a m June 15 George Boxer Historical Museum. Um 212 2HiCil> Hall ■522 2441- \ J A- Montgomery Av<\> . Wildxxood. Monda\ thru Friday lo a m noon Cmhitx Park '46.5 5271' Icaturmg barlHTue pits, picnic sites, playground & rcc oq^l . hall holds children s /.no. hike & hiking trails. Kl '• North ol <' M Court House, daily til dusk i Page 32 Please i Center Prepares

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Chinese & American Menu Chinese Family-style Dinners only $7.75 per person. DINNER SERVED FROM 5 PM BANQUETS • PARTIES • RECEPTIONS

FOR YOUR DANCING AND LISTENING PLEASURE THE 3 J’S rttmtHC JACK BINGHAM, JIMMY #000. JO! SIHIOB FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Quilt Show

DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE* , Cape May. Wlldwoods. Slone Herbor. Avalon. Sea Isle

CAPE MAY — Antique quilts and duck decoys, exhibitions of quilting and wood carving, and the raffling off of a vintage qdilt will highlight Cape May s third annual Quilt and Decoy Show. Sponsored by the midAtlantic Center fo^ the Arts, the show will M held in Cape May’s Convention Hall, May 28, from II A M to 10 P.M.. and on May 29. from 11 A M to3 P.M Pro ceeds from the $2 admis sion fee will go to the conti nuing restoration and preservation of the Emlen Physick Estate THE QUILT SHOW will feature a wide range of handmade quilts — antique and new, full-size and miniature, local and from as far away as Montana While most of the quilts will be for display only, a number will also be for sale. Demonstrations of quilting techniques will lake place on a regular schedule throughout the course of the show There also will be exhibits show ing quilLs used as table settings and wall hangings Before and during the show, raffle $1 tickets will be sold for an antique, handmade quilt incorporating lovely shades of pink and green in a geometric "all over" paltem. The drawing of the winning ticket will he at 3 P M. on Sunday (the winner need not lx? present, During May, this quilt will be displayed in the window of the Cfazy Quilt Fabric Shoppe. 656 Washington St. The public is invited to submit quilts for display in the show Anyone wishing to exhibit a quilt should bring it, for acceptance, to Convention Hall beween 9 A M. and 3 P.M. on May 27 THE DECOY SHOW will feature antique shore bird and duck decoys displayed in a natural setting. Many of these decoys were used by hunters of old Cape May, whose descendants

still use them today. A wood carver will be in attendance to demonstrate how decoys are made.

‘TAKE OUT’ call 522-1350 WEDS . THURS , SUN . UNTIL 10 00 FRI & SAT UNTIL I 00 A M

Walnut & New Jersey Aves. North Wildwood 522-8570

AS THE SUN GOES DOWN, SO DO OUR PRICES! HAPPY HOUR! 1 /2 priced drinks and free hors d'oetivres 5 pm to 6 pm Monday thru Friday PFGLEG PARROT LOUNGE HAPPY HOUR-AFTER HOUR 9 pm lo 2 am Friday. Saturday, and Sunday CAPTAIN CHICO & THE CALYPSO BAND Limbo contest! Prizes! PEGLEG PARROT LOUNGE HAPPY LUNCH HOUR Enjoy casual island elegance and luncheon with a French accent! REEF & BEEF DINING ROOIVI

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Rio Grand Avp (after bridge). Wildwood 522-7761