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CAPf MAY COUNTY MAGAZINE 17 AUGUST '83

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SUMMER is drawing to its close now, and campers are getting ready to head home. Polks are starting to look forward to the trip back and the new school year. While there's still a good two or three weeks left before many schools reopen parents find youngsters grow a little restless this time of year. While kids are apt to proclaim the thought of school reopening isn’t to their liking, it seems that once summer dwindles down, children want to get back to their old activities. » • • Autumn is just around the bend. But the best water temperatures of the year — and the balmiest beach days arc jost’about now. The songs of the katy-dids and tree crickets are nice to fall asleep to at night (except the sound of one persistent cricket that makes its way indoors and won't give up!) Few things in the world are pleasanter than to wander along a sandy beach on a good day in August, looking at what the tide has cast up and stopping now and then for a d^ip in the surf to cool off. Seaweed is an interesting example. Some seaweeds are useful to man. One kind, called 'dulse' is used for food. Out of another, a substance called 'agar-agar' is made, which is eaten in the Orient and also used for chemical purposes. • • * » When it comes to eating out, Cape May county is full of great dinning places. Here are some recommended places: HOWS ABOUT FISH - Come Seat How’s About Fish, at 25th & Dune Drive, Avalon offers excellent seafood, delicately prepared by people who understand there's more than one way to fix fish. The broiled seafood is so fantastically good, it attracts knowledgeable people who insist How's About fish knows more about preparing fish than practically anyplace else. It broils, steams or fries fish to your order and there are daily specials that are incomparable. How’s About Fish uses a tasty tempura batter for fried fish, the likes of which we've never tasted before. Call 967-4643 to place your order. • • • CRYSTAL ROOM - Good Food, Good Times. Everything is in abundance at the beautiful Crystal Room, located in the Atlas Motel, across from the Atlantic Ocean, at 1005 Beach Drive, Cape May. Music by Lindee Lee tops the good times and the good food. A house specialty includes Almond Broccoli Chicken, a blending of chicken, almonds and broccoli sauteed in a light white wine cream sauce, served on a bed of green and white fettuccini. There are others, equally as good, including the fabulous combination seafood (lobster, shrimp, scallops, oysters and clams, baked in a sherried cream sauce). The Crystal Room is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner & cocktails. • • • UNCLfe BILL'S — 4 Locations/ No matter which comer of the shore you’re visiting, there’s a nearby Uncle Bill’s Pancake House & Family Restaurant to enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner. Visit the locations in Cape May, Avalon, Stone Harbor and Strathmere where you’ll eat hearty no matter what moal of the day. Uncle Bill built his reputation by perfecting the art of making pancakes better than most pancake houses and has kept the legend going by perfecting the recipe. It is now so good it stand alone. The Swallows — a new Cape May tradition. One of the rising stars of the restaurant world is the Swallows which opened its doors for the first time this season. (Page 31 Please)

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17 Children’s play, opens today sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Cntr. for the Arts (info 884-5404), plays also Aug. 19, 24 & 26, outside Convention Hall, Cape May, 11 a m. Smorgasbord Luncheon by Ladies Aux. of Lower Twp. Rescue Squad, Squad Bldg., Main & Georgia Aves., Villas, 12 noon. Miss Crustacean Pageant, hermit crab races, 12th St. beach. Ocean City, \ p.m. Cape May Kiwanis Club Annual Dinner & auction, 1111 Beach Dr., Cape May, 6 p.m. Potters Wheel Club, Lower Twp. Rec. Cntr., every Wednesday, 7 toJO p,m. Larry Ferrari organ concert. Promenade Bandshell, Kennedy Blvd., Sea Isle City, 7:30 p.m. Angelika Petrik speaks on German peace movement, Jersey Cape Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament (info 399-6414), St. Joseph’s Church Hall, Landis & 44th St., Sea Isle City, 7:45 p.m. Mansions by Gaslight tours of 4 Cape May homes, sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Cntr. for the Arts (info 884-5404), 1048 Washington St., Cape May, 8 to 10 p.m.,

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 Line Dancing (info 465-3520), Leroy May Community Cntr, Cape May Court House, Thursdays 10 to 11:30 a.m. 73rd Annual Baby Parade, spoonsored by Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce, boardwalk, 11 a.m. 5 Point Club luncheon, (info 368-4611), Deauville Inn, 12:30 p.m. Lower Twp. Federation of Senior Citizens, Millman Cntr., Villas, 1 p.m. South Jersey races (info 884-3471), Avalon lifeguard patrol, 32nd St., Avalon, 6:30 p.m. Family & Breastfeeding, La Leche League, 3rd in series (info 886-9815 or 884-5189), 957 Shirley Ave., Erma, 7:30

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Wildwood String Rand (interested musicians call 729-6888 or 522-0880), Legion Hall, Wildwood, every Thursday, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. ■Best Friends,’ jazz improvisations, Charlotte Alston dramatic interpretations, “Concerts by Candlelight" series, Chalfonte Hotel (info 884-3409), 301 Howard St., Cape May, 8 p.m. Small Boat Patrols, public education & fellowship every Thursday, Flotilla 82 U.S.C.G. Aux., Yacht Ave., Cape May, 8 p.m. / Davidsbund String Quartet, Performing Arts Festival sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Cntr. for the Arts (info 884-5404), Church of the Advent, Washington & Franklin Sts., Cape May, 8:30 p.m. "The Delaware Bay Shore: The Cape's Other Side" talk by naturalist Patricia Taylor Sutton. CM Geographic Society summer lectures, Victorian Towers, Cape May, 8:30 p.m. FRIDAY. AUGUST 19 Nat'l Postage Stamp Show. Wildwood Rec. Cntr., 243 E. Rio Grande Ave., until Sunday, today 10 to 10, on Sunday 10 to 5.

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Recruit Graduation F.serclses, U S. Coast Guard Training Cntr., Parade Field, Cape May, every Friday, tl a.m.

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