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r\ Wednesday thru Saturday VjV - Wert ••FOCUS" CASINO FIGHT TRIP Tuesday, January 24th ANNIVERSARY PARTY

January 26th

Lunch Served Daily .Monday thru Friday COMPLETE PACKAGE STORE

WATCH SPORTS ON E.S.PJt. & PRISM^

FREE PARKING FOR 500 CARS RTS, 9 > 47 RIO 6B4IIPE 886-8050

LUNCH • DINNER • COCKTAILS THE PETER SHIELDS -xj RESTAURANT PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATION 884-7041 kl301 BEACH DR., CAPE MAYJ

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THE BLAHS. They seem to go hand and hand with midJanuary. Everybody talks about them, but a lot of people also manage to do something about ’em. Night courses is one way. Other people get out their hobbies and give them a good working over. There’s always plenty of good reading at the library that helps to dispell the blahs. Give it a try. “Man constantly evolves new instruments of power and increases his tempo of living. But earth is infinitely patient, and the cycling seasons follow their appointed rounds with unhurried regularity. Man gropes toward the ultimate sourcesof power and learns to speed himself and his products around theplanet.’Nature ordains the time of sowing and th% time of reaping. In each cycle of time while Earth follows "her course aroundjhe sun, there is a period of rest."* , . . - HAYDN S. PEARSON f- • « • Everyday is somebody’s birthday. Tomorrow is the birthday of Charles Perrault, born in 1728. For hundreds of years people told fairy tales but nobody wrote them down. The French writer Perrault was one of the first to put them in a book. He picked such good stories and he told them so well that his tales have become favorites everywhere, among them 'Cinderella, ’ "Puss in Boots ’ and Little Red Riding Hood ' Remember those good stories? We hope you never run out of projects or of good thoughts this month. Those of us who live in Cape May county also never run out of good places where we can go out and eat. Here’s a sampler: THE GOLD WHALE — Now for dinner theater. There’s always been a lot of excitement at the (un-filled Gold Whale Restaurant & Lounge, located in the historic Marquis de Lafayette Inn on the Beach, in olde Cape May. Now there’s a new excitement with a dinner theater debut! Friday, January 13 marks the opening performance of two 1-act plays. "The Zop Story" by Edward Albee and "The Last Necktie" by Robert Murray. Dinnertime is*7 p.m. The price is a terrific bargain — just $12 per person, which includes the music of Skip Kehr for smooth, dancing following the theater show. Make your reservations for performances this or next Friday evening, January 20 by calling 884-3431. Have a great ni(jht out for a ^ small price! DRAGON LADY RESTAURANT - Oriental Cuisine. Located at^7 Victorian Plaza in Cape May, the Dragon Lady Restaurant features the finest Chinese food, prepared with definitely the discriminating diner in mind. One of the area’s best Chinese restaurants, the Dragon Lady specializes in its own homemade noodles, crunchy & delicious, and the menu includes all types of Oriental food. Whether you desire a specialty snack or a full Oriental repast, you will experience courteous service, and a warm, friendly atmosphere Home delivery available — telephone 884-1831. THE HERALD’S INN — the stars at night. Jack Cundiffs Herald’s Inn, at Rts. 9 & 47, Rio Grande, offers complete entertainment with a setting just right for an evening of fu#md great sound. Music fills the night while'the chef prepares those latenight snacks you like to linger over. The beverages are smooth, savoured byfriendly folks who like the beer, wine and mixed beverages available at the Herald's Inn. Watch sports on E.S.P.N. and Prism for a relaxing interlude in a living room settiqg. Lunch is served daily Monday thru Friday with homemade dishes eagerly prepared to your liking. (Page 22 Please) .

DAILY LUNCHEON OPf/V SALAD BAR Mon.-Sat. 11:30-3>6un. 12-3

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‘piaxd & fbutt Sohmvi (1U & IfU THaU.) Offer - Plain or f ancy! Ocaan Froah Broilad Or Frtad Fiati, Lobstar, Clams, Scallops, Oystars, Shrimp, and Crab. Prime Mb, Succulent Steaks, Tender Veai, Chicken, and Italian Specialties. I DAILY SPECIALS $6.95 1 N -- Rout* 47 (Wildwood Blvd.) S Between Rt. 9 ft Gdn. State Parkway '

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•32 KINDS OF DONUTS •MUFFINS •STICKY BUNS •COOKIES •TURNOVERS •BROWNIES •WORLD’S BEST COFFEE 11 DENNISVILLE RD.. Mister CAPE MAT COURTHOUSE Domifc OPEN 5 AM TO 1 AM ~ -nntxr 7 DAYS 465-9033 (AJmultwooosMister Donut is the man to see.’

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Our Debut Performance is Jan. 13 With a Repeat Performance on Jan. 20 ° Featuring Two 1-Act Plays “The Zoo Story’* by Edward Albee and “The Last Necktie’’ by Robert Murray Dinner: 7 P.M. Price: $12 per person Dance Later to SKIP KEHR

Come In and Try The New Gold Whale Menu t . Featuring Prime Rib from $8.95 ForY our Dancing Pleasure SKIP KEHR Friday & Saturday Evenings The Cold Whale Is Open Daily All Winter With Hot Luncheon & Dinner Specials Early Bird Dinners Are Even More Special Located in the ' v

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

(509) 884-3431 Reservation"; Accepted