Herald & Lantern 4 January '84

Restaurant and Lounge Dinner Theater!! Our Debut Performance is Jan. 13 With a Repeat Performance on Jan. 20

Featuring Two 1-Act Plays c

“The Zoo Story” by Edward Albee and “The Last Necktie” by Robert Murray

Dinner 7 P.M. Price: S12 per person Dance Later to SKIP KEHR

Come In and Try The New Gold Whale Menu Featuring Prime Rib from $8.95

For Your Dancing Pleasure SKIP KEHR Friday & Saturday Evenings The Gold Whale Is Open Daily All Winter With Hot Luncheon & Dinner Specials Early Bird Dinners Are Even More Special

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Dining Guide

. JANUARY is the time for making plans; it’s a good month for studying seed catalogs. You can sense the added minutes of daylight and while we’re still knee deep in winter — and will continue to be for quite a spell — the

season is starting uphill to spring. Think spring!

For the next few weeks though we are quite likely to be held in winter’s grip, even though the days are getting longer. You’ve heard the old saying, "W en the days begin to lengthen, then the cold begins to strengthen." Our shortest day in the year comes in December, but our boldest days often come in February — more than a month later. This is because the ocean has absorbed so much hear during the summer that it is still warming the air over it well into the winter, and when this air blows over

the land it warms it, too.

But by the time February has arrived the oceaiTs stored heat has been given up and we are not warmed by it any longer. Then in the summer it works the other way. The ocean water says cold long after the land begins to get warm in the spring and summer. So that’s why here in the east our winters are a little warmer and our summer a little cooler than places farther west, because we live so

close to the ocean.

Have you been watching the noon shadow lately’? If it is clear at noon today or tomorrow, look carefully and see if your shadow is as long as it was just before Christmas. Also, watch the point of sunset on any clear evening this week and see if the sun goes down over the same chimney or roof corner that it did last week and the week before. While we’re talking about the heavens, here some heavenly places to enjoy this week: CAPT’N ARAB’S Reopening tomorrow. Frank & Jean Bonner (The Captain & His Mate) ha*e been talking a well deserved rest from running their charming Capt’N Ahab’s restaurant on Route 47 (Wildwood Blvd.) between Rt. 9 & Garden State Parkway, Rio Grande. But, tomorrow night the Bonner's will be at their accustomed places welcoming guests to their comfortable eating establishment. As always, the food will be “inspired” cuisine, featuring ocean fresh broiled or fried fish, lobster, clams, prime rib, chicken and Italian specialties. The daily specials cost a mere $6.95 and are excellent. Come enjoy good food 4 quiet dining in a special atmosphere. - LA PALMA — worthy of praise. We’ve chosen La Palma Italian/American Restaurant, at 2100 Bayshore Rd., Villas as a restaurant worthy of recognition. La Palma specializes in pastas, fresh seafood, as well as dai-

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Inn on the Beach — For All Seasons! Between Ocean and Decatur on Beach Drive Historic Cape May

(609) 884-3431 Reservations Accepted

Lunch & Dinner Specials Daily Dine By The Fireside 142 Decator St. „ . _ . ON THE MALL £“*•**<■••* i CAPE MAY 884-3449 Free Delivery

Anti-Nuclear Meeting Set SEA ISLE CITY - TKe Jersey Cape Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament will hold a meeting 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 11, at St. Joseph’s Church Hall on Landis Avenue. Guest speaker will be Angelica Petrik, the co-ordinater for the state freeze campaign.

WILDWOOD BSWL NOW FORMING ‘Red-Pin’ Bowling Every Saturday Night • 4Visit The Lounge Tuesday Thru Saturday Live Entertainment OAK AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE • WILDWOOD. NEW JERSEY 0*260 729-B WL

NOW SERVING LUNCH - MON.-FRI 11-3 P.M. FULL MEW

THE ITALIAN CUISINE & SEAFOOD CONNECTION

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DINNER SERVED . 4:30-9:30 7 DAYS A WEEK •EVERYTHING HOMEMADE •WE DO CATERING

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DINNERS

•SEAFOOD SPECIALS

EVERY SUNDAY IS ‘ITALIAN FESTIVAL’ FROM 2-8 PM ALL YOU CAN EAT! •Lasagne •Meatballs & Sausage •Ravioli house ^ •Gnocchi homemade bread & butter coffee tea - soda $5.95 $3.95 10 yrs. & younger

4712 Atlantic Ave. (at Taylor Ave.) Wildwood 522-02%

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