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xt/ssov DINNERS & COCKTAILS "COME AND BREAK BREAD WITH RUSSO'S" SPECIALISTS IN ITALIAN & SEAFOOD DINNERS OPEN ALL YEAR Hours: 5-9 p.m.; Fri & Sat. 5-9:30 p.m. 522-7038 • Package Goods • Take-Out Platters 4415 PARK BLVD., WILDWOOD : jOi FORGET ; j ME-NOT ! > ^ i-RF.STAl IRANI ~ j I I J • BREAKFAST SPECIAL • \ J ONLY ^ 1 95 SERVED 7 2PM , * • Creamed Chipped Beef * ( on Homemade Bisquits ^ i • Fresh Large (Chicken) Eggs , ' w/Ham. Bacon or Sausage ( ( • Homemade Bisquits i with Gravy. Homefries j ATI of the above served J with Coffee or Tea. choice j of Bacon. Sausage or Ham I ! • DINNER FOR TWO • I ! only'II95 ; I Choice of 2 Entrees + ! -BAKED SHRIMP SCAiffPI ' J En Casserole With Ftcc / a •TENDERLOIN PEPPER STEAK * J • I With Cheny Tomatoes . 1 All of the above including our Special House Salad, or 1 1 New England Chowder, or French Onion Soup & Beverage. I < SERVING BREAKFAST I , 1 ^ LUNCH - DINNER 7 A.M.-9:30 P.M. - 522-2258 i i FORGET ME NOT RD & NEW JERSEY AVE WILDWOOD CRLS I j wwtwtit mwwwwwwwA WARNERAMEX I CABLE WELCOMES OUR SUMMER RESIDENTS /call for an\ (introduction) t \TO OUR^/ • PREMIUM SERVICES • HBO PMOK FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT 5 CHANNEL PACKAGE r-2f Miewnon«ow ojN 1 m i if ik ikst channtl v / music television fo«Kios u «*«* or spobin ON ri WHYY HIADUNt NEWS tX°V0 CMANM1 W AlPHA RMRKMY \ • I HEATER SERVICI I

Art League Plans Varied Courses

CAPE MAY - The spring/slimmer series of classes will begin at the County Art League Wednesday. June 13. All classes will be held in the Carriage House on the Phyfcick Estate. 1050 Wa«Kton anc* u '" "i dqcML by area artists AVegrl^JfiSlfee will be charged to those who are not members of the league. Register early by calling the Art League. 884-8628. Friday. Saturday and Monday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. On Sundays the Art fceague is open from noon x until 4 p.m. FOLLOWING IS schedule and fees for each class scheduled for June: Wednesday, June 13. 10 a.m. until completion. Weaving Workshop with Mary Federici. Bring lunch. Materials provided Saturday, June 16. 9 a.m. -all day. Caligraphy Workshop with Jack Moyer. Bring lunch. Students must provide own materials. ( Wednesday. June 27. 10

\ a.m. -all day. Batik ] ' Workshop with Mary | Federici. Bring lunch and

rubber gloves Materials provided June 27. 10 a.m. -noon. Creative Arts Workshop with Carole Rubins Six weeks. Saturday, June 30. 9 a.m. -all day, Caligraphy Workshop with Jack Moyer. Bring lunch J Students must provide own \ materials. FOR INFORMATION about materials for the Caligraphy Workshop, the Creative Arts Workshop and the Beginning Quilting Class, call the Art League In July the Art League will offer Locations Pain ting. Basic Drawing and Youth Art Workshop with M. Federici; Sculpturing with Stephen Lamana; Creative Movement with Roseanne Smith-Merrick; Intermediate Painting with Helen Dild^y; Stained Glass with Bruce Hippie; Photography with John Queenan; Oil and Acrylic Painting with Sharon Frit chman and Knitting and Crocheting Workshops with Dwiise Sisson.

Bike Tour NORTH CAPE MA\ - Boy Scout Troop 88 held a bike-a'-thon recently which raised over $l.ooo. The 14 troop members pedalled 25 miles around the roads of ftorth Cape May and Villas, with an escort provided by the Lower Township Police The sponsors included: Villas Plumbing Supply. Villas Shoppers Mart. Villas Furniture. Island Trophies. Wine Barrel Bridal Shop. Villas Market. Gaiss Market. Villa Lumber. Cherrys Bakers. Sara's Beauty Shop. Bayshore Surplus. 'Villas , Jewelers Also. Apex Real t \ . r Chelsea Title. Villas Pro i duce. Bob's Market. Mildred's Fashion Shop. Irv Watson Cabinets, 7-11 North Cape May. MAB Wildwood. Ben's Restaurant. DeMusz-Real ty. Shick Realty. Bob and Dee's Florist. Folis Phar macy. Bob's Pet Shop. Outdoor Store. Franks Dry wall and Grassy Sound Marina Summer l| Hours Set wildWood crest - Summep hours at the Wildwobd Crest P.ublic Library will begin June 11 and continue through Sept 9. Hours are Monday through Friday 10 a.m. -5 p.m. ; Saturday and Sunday 1-5 p.m. and Monday through Thursday 6:30-9 p.m. Summer reading time is here and the library offers everything from the classics to best-sellers plus a complete selection of nonfiction for more serious readers and reference books for the scholars. Summer visitors are welcome. The library is at 6301 Ocean Ave., phone 522-0564.

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yF Open Everyday Starting Fri.. May 25. 1984, Mon. Thru Sat. 4:30 Sun. 1:30 w X a A ALL ROADS LEAD TO: jkh I ^LaqreV ^ | • DELAWARE PARKWAY & THE BEACH ly In the Heart of the Villas \f 6? Overlooking the Beautiful Delaware Boy L VACATIONERS SPECIAL L 5» V ) FULL COURSE DINNER df ■ PEPPER STEAK WITH RICE PILAF M2.95 (• V EIGHT TWILIGHT DINNERS T (r SPECIAL PRICED COCKTAILS J A MON. THRU SAT. 4 TO 6 PM SUN. 1:30 TO 6 PM •J FOR YOUR LISTENING S 0INING PLEASURE W P MR. BOB CRONK A* V TRI° minus two L % Dancing Every Fri. & Sat. dr S! AMPLE FREE PARKING- AIR-CONDITIONED- Nf <P MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 0. &