I 28 Herald & Lantern 20 June '84

► Mexican J^KTAIH^ANT ► k New to the Cape May County Area! 2 J Add a Little Spice to Your Life J J FEATURING ! . Super JNachos • Mexican Potatoe Skins 4 * Chimichanga • Crab Enchiladas 4 -AND— ^ ^ The Tortilla Flats Wild Tostado w < DINE IN/TAKE OUT 5 *■ • LUNCH • DINNER ' > » ? A- , | OPEN 7 DAY.S 1 12 Noon Till 10 p.m. Sun. — Tburs. J ^ l~rr.® Sal. 1 ill 11 p. in. ^I#» 'Jj J DENE DRIVE AY AEON !Xi7-'XioH 1 >atavatatatata tatata r r^r^cctrin #raT| B 2TstStTand the Circle Ij Avalon N.J. 967^3457m ■ PACKAGE STORE I ■ • BEER • WINES • LIQUORS • SNACKS ■ ■ OPEN 7 DAYS - 7 NIGHTS ■ ■ Super Sandwiches & Draft Beer Hi ■ — Served Daily Bl^ giitarist rob i.oury. fkl SAT. & SLA. mtls B H D.J. BOB "BILGE "N OLDIES" WED. (LADIES NITE) THRl SIN. H H SAT. AND SI V JAM SESSION "BILGE" 6 P.M. ■ ■ EverylMon Nite Princeton's Famous Buffet 7 pm-9 pm ■ V and j^P ■ Guitarist John Langston j^R ■ PHIL'S ROCK ROOM I I ■ OPEN EVERY NITE FROM JUNE 22ND ■ ■ JUNE £!ND AND JUNE 23RD H ■ THIN ICE & D.J. CORDON HOLLY ■ ■ .OCEAN ■ ^^^^^^^APPEARIM^Y^IOLSO^IOMMY^^^^^^H Lounge & Dining Room \/ || \ N. NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON \ WrTH MUSIC FOR YOUR DINING AND LISTENING PLEASURE j ,

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\CASVAL OCEAN FRONT LOVNCc] FOR AFTERNOON & EVENING j RELAXING - PHONE 884-0220 j BREAKFAST 8-11:30 LUNCH - FROM 11:00, ' DINNER *\

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Historic Village Opened

COLD SPRING - Historic Cold Spring Village wa$ the scene for an Antique Show and Sale on its opening weekend June 16 and 17 The show and sale featured dealers from New Jersey. New York and Pennsylvania In addition to the Village's annual Strawberry Festival, opening weekend included demonstrations by the Kauker Family of Spinners. Cape May County Militia and the Shoshone Indian Dance Team of Explorer Post 107 Demonstrations were held throughout the weekend The village will be open seven days a week beginn- ' ing at 10 a . m . through Sept . 30. The village consists of 15 restored buildings and features the Old Grange Restaurant, country store, ice cream parlor, bakery, crafts demonstrations and j shops, farm wagon tours and an animal petting farm.

Craftspeople for 1984 include a tinsmith, basketmaker. weaver, candlemaker, blacksmith, potter, and folk artist. The onetime admission allows for unlimited return visits.

There is no charge for parking. For a 1984 brochure listing events, write to Historic Cold Spr ing Village, 731 Seashore Rd. Cape May, New Jersey 08204 or phone 884-1810.

Victorian Dinner Set On June 30 t- CAPE MAY - The MidAtlantic Center for the Arts MAC) is planning an elegant Victorian dinner party. Saturday. June 30. The dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. with cocktails or wine and hors d'oeuvres in the formal parlor of the Emlen Physick House. From there the guests proceed to the candlelit dining room for a full course dinner including dessert Choice of entrees includes either beef fenderloin with water chestnuts and Chinese pea pods of crevettes < shrimp i , au creme fraiche. After a | delicious dinner, coffee and mints will be served in the Music Room. The donation for the dinner and a tour of the house will be an all inclusive, tax deductible $30 each Attendance will be limited to 20 guests, so those interested are urged to call the MAC office 884-5404) and make reservation early. MAC Sponsors Trolley Rides CAPE MAY - Every evening except Wednesdays from June 29 through July 26. there will be round-trip trollev-bus service between Cape" May and Historic Cold Spring Village Sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts i MAC), these trolley rides allow visitors to leave their cars behind and take a care-free journey to the Cold Spring attraction. j Departing from Beach Drive at Gurney Street, the trolley will run two roundtrips to Historic Cold Spring Village each evening. Ride A leaves Cape May at 5:45 p.m. and returns at 7:45 p.m., while Ride B leaves Cape May at 6:30 p.m. and returns at 8:30 p.m.

FEEL LIKE A MILLION BUCKS EACH MORNING WITH CAPE MAY'S FIRST BIKE & BREAKFAST Rent a bike at any of the bike rentals listed below* and enjoy a biker's breakfast at the j! Just think of it. Any oven fresh croissant. 1 1 served with Canadian bacon, farm fresh j! egg. topped with melted cheese, juice & j! coffee AHjffl^ WHAT A WAY TO START YOUR DA Y! 'Let's Rent A Bike 4H| Cape Island Mall jH|j| Beach & Howard m] m\\ 'Village Bicycle Sltoppe ■R ' ' 2 Victorian Village Plaza JS tT (Comer Ocean & Wash. St.) mm