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of the Texas Ave. Food Market 1434 Texas Ave., Cape May, N.J. 08204

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Weddings - Brunches - Dinners - Cocktail parties - Buffets - Barbecues LET US MAKE YOUR PARTY A SMASHING SUCCESS.

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106 Decatur St., Cape May

For Your Dining Pleasure Open Weekends In Oct.

Dinner & Cocktails From 4:30

•Early Diner’s Special ’til 6 P.M...$6.95 A

The Gold Whale is open daily for Breakfast Lunch and Dinner, featuring Luncheon Specials and Early Bird Dinner Specials.

Located in the Marquis de Lafayette Inn Between Ocean and Decatur on Beach Drive Historic Cape May (609) 884-3431 Reservations Requested

Sunday Brunch 9 AM to 1 PM ".....Sunday Victorian brunch, featuring silver ser\ :ce and crystal coffeepots at each table and delightful selections, including caviar omelets and luscious desserts is a steal at 9.95 " —Courier Post i: if if Ihnnrr fanUsir* begin at 6 PM daily. Cloord Mon. & Tur». Sunday brunch: 9 AM lo 1 PM. Houm- lour after dinner on Sunday night. Our drro* code i» related — t«e dre»» up. you don't have |o. Hearrvalion* recommended. 8S4-2SS5. Yiaa. Mauler liard. American Eipvut. ^ I ALEXANDER’S INN & RESTAURANT

Activities Start At Center ERMA — As fall approaches the Jersey Cape, some of the senior citizens who have returned from visits with family and friends are back in town and wending their way to the Airport Senior Center, where activities for the new season are already in progress. For the moment,, most of the concentration is on the preparations for the Christmas Bazaar, which will take place 8:30-11 a.m. and 12-3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10. Many of the bazzaar items will be the result of the talent which evolved from the center’s on-going classes in calico cats; ceramics; crocheting; crystal bead work; knitting; loom weaving; macrame; needlepoint and woodcrafts. Everything which is planned for display will be appropriate for gift-giving and holiday decorating. The price range of, the various articles will conform to even the most limited budgets. The event is open to the public and a special feature will be the afternoon bake sale. ALONG WITH the Bazaar preparations, the center is offering two SAGES courses. Basic Art, with artist Cheryl Crews Lynch, begins noon Wednesdays. An exercise program, “Keeping Fit,” under the guidance of Gail Daniels, is the the same time slot for Thursdays. Toward the end of October, the participants will pause for a month birthday party and then, lend their creativity to costume designing for the annual Halloween celebration. During mid-November, the Airport Senior Center, at Building 29, Langley and Forrestal Rds., in the County Airport Complex, will have two additional craft classes. Elementary Woodburning and Pine Cone Wreathes are being scheduled for noon.Monday, Nov. 14, and the “Memory Improvement’’ sessions will resume 8:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 18. For additional information about the Christmas Bazaar or the activities and services at the center, call Bobbie Brown, the site manager, at 886-5161.

SAGE Courses

Are Available

Help is at hand for those needing aid in preparing meals for two, making alterations, or basic sewing, knitting or crocheting. The S.A.G.E. (Senior Adults Gaining Enrichment) Program of Atlantic Community College can provide it. Adelaid C. Franks, home economist, points out that the program is now being held Tuesdaysat 10:30a.m. at the Villas Complex Recreation Building, and 2 p.m. at the Church jof the Advent, Cape May. The program will continue for eight weeks. For information, call Adelaide Franks, 884-0498.,

Now Appearing in the Crystal Lounge Wed. thru Sat. 8 P.M.-1 A.M. Dinner, Dancing, Late Snacks, & Superb Drinks