Herald & Lantern 5 October '83

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YOUNG IDEAS WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT.

COMPLETE PACKAGE STORE

WATCH SPORTS (Mi E.S.P.N. a PRISM

FREE PARKING FOR 500 CARS RTS. 9147 RIO SRANDE 886-8080

Dining Guide

FRED’S TAVERN WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET 314-96th Street STONE HARBOR In The Lounge

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8tH CHATTER

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ISN’T OCTOBER GRAND? It's autumn alright, no doubt about it. Time to get ready for winter — no doubt about that, either. It’s time to get the sweaters out of the garment bag in the attic. It’s time to get the storm windows up. It’s time to get out the blankets. Also, start stacking the firewood. .• e e Plants and animals are at it, too. They are getting ready, each in its own way, for the coming of the cold and snow. Not only the trees, but all the other plants of our streets and yaxls, parks and roadsides, fields and forests are getting ready for winter. They are all ripening their seeds and fruits, and the bushes and trees are finishing those new layers of wood and bark, — a new layer of wood just outside the layer made last year. In these layers a lot of food is being stored for use next spring when the growing season will come again. All of this work will be closing in a blaze of color. We’ll be seeing it from now on. We are in toe midst of a vast movement of bird life this week because thousands and thousands of each kind are flying southward. The Audubon Society folks will be in town this weekend, with binoculars and cameras on tripods in place. The Atlantic Flyway will be a busy, busy place this week. Suggest you take a look for yourself and enjoy the autumn panorama as well. * * * When it comes to enjoying one’s self, here’s a list of some of our favorite places: MONTREAL RESTAURANT — always popular. The / beautiful Montreal Restaurant & Lounge on Cape May’s famous Beach Drive at Madison Avenue, is a most enjoyable spot tt> partake of excellent beverages, food and breathtaking views at this fashionable locale. TTie menu leaves nothing to be desired. It includes Just about everything to satisfy good sized palates. A favorite dining place of the localites (that says a lot about the quality of a restaurant, don’t you think?), the Montreal surf & turf special has been a tradition for many a year — and only costs $9.95! Reservations are a good idea. Call 884-7011. \ HERALD’S INN — see the sports! Jack Cundiffs Herald’s Inn, at Rts. 9 & 47, Rio Grande is practically an institution in Cape May county when it comes to watching sports (m E.S.P.N. & Prism while enjoying the comraderie and thirst quenching beverages custom crafted by the understanding bartenders. Entertainment is ’’always on” at the Herald’s Inn, and Young Ideas will be providing musicale interludes starting tonight. Herald’s Inn is a popular luncheon spot too and there’s always lots & lots of parking (for up to 500 cars — so bring your friends and associates!) URIE’S — big weekend coming up. October 7,8 and 9th, enjoy Urie’s second annual Summer Survivors’ Weekend — get $5 off any dinner entree at Urie’s Fish Fry and Urie’s Reef & Beef. All weekend long, just come on over to Rio Grande Avenue near the bridge, Wildwood, home of Urie’s Fish Fry Restaurant and/or Urie’s Reef & Beef Restaurant, and relax with the fine food and cordial service that have made Urie’s famous for over 40 years. Few places come close to the fantastic quality Urie’s has always upheld. The dining hours are Friday and Saturday from 4 p.m., Sunday from 2 p.m. The Orient Enipress — authentic cuisine. The Chinese are known preparing palate pleasantries for centuries and The Orient Empress Chinese Restaurant, at 2149 Dune (Page 37 Please)

RESTAUR COCKTAILS DINNERS Served From 5-9:00 Fri. & Sot. 5-9:30

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We Specialize In The Finest Seafood & Italian Dishes. 522-7038 4415 PARK BLVD., WILDWOOD

NOW OPEN WEEKENDS SERVING • BREAKFAST • LUNCH •DINNER - WEEKENDS — DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF FIVE EASY PIECES ALSO FEATURING: JOHNNY ARNETT AT THE GRAND PIANO

Pleasers HENNY’J In Stone Harbor

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DINING ROOM HOURS TUES., WED., & THURS. 5-9 FRI. & SAT. 5-10 SUNDAY 3:30-9

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GEORGE JOHNSON AT THE STEINWAY

We will be open tor Lunch on Mon. Oct. 10th, Columbus Day.

T^i]) (Formerly the Clover Inn) 326 Clovardal* Avn... At th* Bay In tha Villas Dinners served 5 to 10 P.M.

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS

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•American Dinners Served 5 PM-11 PM Chinese Dinners Served 5 PM • 3 AM

FAMILY STYLE DINNERS

Includes: Soup, Egg Roll Entree, Pork Fried Rice, Fortune Cookie & Beverage

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$775

THURS.-SUN. GEORGE GERETY CLOSED TUES. & WED.

For TAKE-OUT Call 522-1350

Walnut & New Jersey Aves. North Wildwood 522-8570