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HOLIDAY WEEKEND coming up. ■ While the last weekend in May means the I start of summer to many people, the real I meaning of Memorial Day is its dedicaI tion to all who died in war for the United I States. Less we forget. ♦ * ♦ I While May's legendary qualities unfold ■ before our eyes, it's easy to slip into spr- ■ ing fever. Spring fever is always a good ■ excuse for not doing the things we're sup- ■ posed to be doing. When the wife asks / ■ how come you didn't get around to pain- ' ■ ting the back porch, you can always say, ■ "Spring fever, honey. I was day dream- ■ ing about you." Maybe she'll even believe ■ you. ♦ * * Speaking of porches, this is a great ■ time of year to get yourself out on one to ■ observe the shore folks coming to life. As I long as people can sit on a porch and ■ think or gossip, there's a lot to be said for ■ just sitting and doing next to nothing, ex- ■ cept discussing the time of day or ■ whatever comes to mind. ♦ * * When it comes to going out and enjoyI ing the good life, these fine local places ■ are highly recommended by our dining H scout: ED ZABERER'S gets a Silver Spoon. I For years guests at Ed Zaberer's world I famous Wildwood restaurant has been I serving spectacular food that is proI claimed as the best available. Zaberer's has just been presented a I coveted Silver Spoon Award by the ■ Gourmet Diner Club of America, a ■ prestigious organization that nominates I the country's most outstanding ■ restaurants for this outstanding award. I This goes without saying that a visit to I Zaberer's is an assured dining exI perience that offers only the finest fodd ■ and beverages. The atmosphere is out of I this world. * * * UNCLE BILL'S — open again. Here's I good news for vacationers and natives I alike — Uncle Bill's Pancake House and I Family Restaurants are back on the dinHing scene in Cape May, Avalon, Stone B'Harbor and Strathmere ■ Serving breakfast and lunch, this I popular local chain has all the fixings for.

getting a day started in just the right way. Of course, everybody knows Uncle Bill's pancakes are so delicious they are the #1 favorite of the Cape. You will never taste any as good anywhere. Come hungry. ; * * * I i i i

EVERYBODY LOVES COOKIES N I CREAM. We've been raving about H Cookies 'n Cream Ice Cream Parlor, at I 101-113 W. Walnut Avenue, North H •Vildwood, the home of deliciousness. We've discovered all our favorite ■ flavors are available at Cookies n ■ Cream, served in sundaes, shakes and I splits. Also, we've enjoyed crepes and H waffles that melt in the mouth, as well as I the dreamy fresh baked cookies like H grandma used to make in her old- I Fashioned country kitchen. Summertime I is the time to enjoy the Avanti Buffet H Breakfast, all you care to eat. including I scrambled eggs, fresh fruits, bagels, I sausage and much, much more. Served ■ daily from 9 a.m. to noon, Sunday 9 a.m. H to 1 p.m. VEGAS DINER — open 7 days. The I Vegas Diner & Restaurant, at 14th and ■ Vew Jersey Avenue, is No. Wildwood's I very own choice for serious dining. Everybody in North Wildwood knows H the Vegas is a world apart from the or- ■ dinary. The Vegas offers a full line of I breakfast specials for only $1.95 as well HI as daily luncheon specials that will never I hurt your wallet. The dinner menu in- I eludes full meals for as little as $5.95. The HI other night we enjoyed roast sirloin of ■ beef au jus. stopping at the famous salad I bar for a big helping of crispy fresh I vegetables, and soup du jour, beverage I and choice of dessert. (We chose the HI creamy bread pudding and couldn't have I been more pleased. ) Bakery on premises. I * * * GRUEN CUISINE - a natural place. .HI The Green Cuisine, at 302 96th St., Stone I Harbor puts the emphasis on natural I foods that you won't find anywhere else. I We enjoyed a leisurely breakfast here I the other day that was straight out of the HI Garden of Eden, starting with a fresh I fruit cup of freshly picked seasonal fruit, I followed by a health bagel (cream cheese I spread with carrots, raisins, nuts and HI honey), and a cup of an herbal tea. There I were plenty of choices for every appetite. I The Green Cuisine has numerous sand- HI * wiches and homemade soups as well as I delightful desserts. Recommended is I Kate's Gourmet Cheese Cake which uses HI only the finest natural ingredients; a I slice is $1.75. With fresh fruit, only .25 I pytra ninp in a nparpfnl cpftint*

__ County Calendar I Items for COUNTY CALENDAR MUST BE RECEIVED THF. THURSDAY PRIOR TO PUBLICATION. Send them to: Libtoy Demp Forrest. P.O. Box ; 430, Cape May Court House, N J 08210 - I WEDNESDAY. MAY 23 Bookmobile by Middle Township Elementary School No. 3, (info 465-4183 after 4:30 p.m.), 9 a.m. -12 noon, 1-3 p.m. Historic East End Trolley Tour (info 884-5404), meet at Info booth, Washington St. Mall, Cape May, Wednesdays > 11 a.m. -1:15 p.m. Physick Estate tours (info 884-5404). 1048 Washington • St., Cape May, Wednesdays 12:30-2:45 p.m. ' Trap Shoot, every Wednesday, Bayshore Sportsmen's Club, clubhouse located at end of Arizona Ave., Villas. 5:30 p.m. | Annual Spring Concert by Lower Consolidate Elemen- ^ tary School, Lower Cape May Regional H.S. auditorium, Erma, 7 p.m. Postcard Art lecture by Bill Schilling, Cape May County ' Art League (time & info call 884-8628), 1050 Washington S Street, Cape May. 1 Duplicate Brige, every Wednesday, ( info 884-8531 ), fire \ house, Stone Harbor, 7:30 p.m. Thurston Elmer Wood American Legion Post 198, at post home, Dias Creek rd. and Hand ave , Court House, 8 p.m. i THURSDAY. MAY 24 ! 1, on g wood Gardens bus trip by Middle Township Recreation Department (info ahd reservations 465-3520). ( N Spring Luncheon by Cape May County Retired J Educators Association (info 522-3172), speaker: Frances * Carnochan, at Corbin House, Corbin City, 12 noon "Come to the Fair" open house. H. Stainton Senior (Page 33 Please)