Herald & Lantern 2 May '84 _ dining & entertainment «

Festival Conceit On Friday

WILDWOOD - The annual Wildwood High School

Spring Chora' -estival concert will be hold 7:30 p.m.

i- Friday in the high school i- auditorium, the theme this year is "Going for the gold "-a salute not only to the Olympic champions but to the Beatles, and to Michael Jackson and the Jacksons. The choral groups participating are the Wildwood High School Choir, the Junior High Chorus, and the Glenwood Elementary Choristers. Featured soloists include Tom Lanier, Jackie Juliano, Ron Patten, Jackie Romaine, Bonita Hall, Chris Bryant, Irene Grivas, Brenda Clark, Darryl Diggs, Cathy O'Neill, and Steve Ortiz. Dancers include Lisa Orr, Torey Harris, Chan Button, Dewayne Kent, Ada Crawley, Angela Cotellese, and Eddie Arroyo.

On Exhibit During May STONE HARBOR - The works of seven artists will be on exhibit at the William Riis Galleries, Second Avenue, beginning May 4. Scheduled for showing May 4-15 are works by: Lance Balderson, Somers Point, watercolors; Jacqueline Chesley, acrylics; lien Garon, mixed media; and Greg Hafer, pastel. Another exhibit, May 19-June 5, features : Dennis Frings, mixed media; Donald Sam Sneeder, mixed media, and Dot Woodall, acrylics.

A Weighty Seminar COURT HOUSE - Aimed at helping those with chronic weight problems, a seminar entitled "Food, Fat and Fitness" will be held at the county Health Department Saturday and Sunday, conducted by Mary-AJice White, R.D. ♦ There will be a fee payable to the Seventh Day Adventists to cover the cost of the program. For infor- J mation call Andrew 1 Melchiorre at 465-791 1 , Ext. I 208.

MOTHER'S DAV I VI DINNER AT THE I [crystal, R(K1m] CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH (SUNDAY 10 A.M.-1 P.M. j| Over 30 Feet of H Fresh Fruits & Juices \ Pastries, Lox & Bagels j|| Hot & Cold Entrees Only >8.95 REGULAR MENU ALSO AVAILABLE W #sSt SI DINNER ^^ppnSERVED 3-tb P.M. A Full Course Dinner Complete with Appetizer and Desrert ROAST DUCKLING with Orange Sauce and Wild Rice St .-ffing ROAST YOUNG VERMONT TURKEY with House Dressing and Gibiet Gravy BAKED HAM Sugar Cured and Baked, served with Pirwc.ople Sauce BROILED FLOUNDER SIC". ANO VEAL PARMESAN Side Order ot Spaghetti (compietu) STUFFED SHRIMP Stuffed with Fresh Maryland Crabo eat ROAST LEG OF BABY UJMB with Mint JeHy PRIME RIB OF BEE" A Speciol Cut with Natural Ju tests ENTERTAINMENT THUR.-3UM. BY NOW and THEN [CRYSTAL ROOM | ATLAS MOTOR IN" BEACH OH., NEAR MAOIST' AVE. CAFE MAY, H.J. 884-7000

SUPER BRUNCHI Every Sunday . 11 AM to 2 PM Served in "Tke Greenery" Join Himself (Neil) for the ultimate in Sunday family brunching... NEIL'S steak & oyster fxxoe 222 e scneRenger avenue vwktwood-toy-dte see. n |

THE COMPLETELY REfTlODELED i S&dfan, FEATURING FRL. ITIAY 4th 10-2 • SflT., fTlAY 5th 10-2 SUN., fhflY 6th 2-? CASUAL AFFAIR 2nd Annual KENTUCKY DERBY PARTY FROm 3 ON t FREE HORS D'OEUVRES HAPPY HOURS f Annual Stonp Harbor Lions Club j

f (y ^ m BkV 4:30-9:30 ^ ^?1^B Days f\\ ^ /S "EVERYTHING • f g HOMEMADE MUSSEL •SEAPOODSreOALS BDF^ -HAPPY HOUR W\m H 4 PM-6 PM DAILY €l/9t€t -MUSIC, f . WED.-SUN. JB iH THE ITALIAN & AMERICAN CUISINE AND SEAFOOD CONNECTION RESTAURANT 1^^4712 ATLANTIC AVE. (AT TAYLOR AVE.) WILDWOOD SAT., MAY 5th Joyful Sounds WITH ' BIG BAND SOUNDS OF SKIP FINCH AND PAL JOEY SUNDAY Mickey Shaughnessy AND BIG BAND SOUNDS DRINK MINIMUM DURING SHOW