I ' 26 ^ Herald & Lantern 1 August '84

THE BUFFET \ I Serve Yourself At The Chefs Bountiful Table of Hot Foods, Salad & Dessert Bars, Served Nitely From 4:30! FRUIT SALAD WITH FRESH SEASONAL FRUIT^l* FISHERMAN'S CHOWDER • 25 DIFFERENT SALADS & RELISHES • TENDBRAGED ROAST BEEF • BAK- ♦ ED COUNTRY HAM • FRIED SHRIMP • FRIED CLAMS • CHICKEN WITH CHINESE VEGETABLES &; CRISP NOODLES • FISH FILETS COOKED IN LEMON BUTTER & WHITE WINE • "HUNTINGTON CORN PUDDING" • | SEAFOOD NEWBURG WITH COOKED RICE • SCALLOPED POTATOES • ITALIAN SAUSAGE • RAVIOLI • BAKED STUFFED PEPPERS • FRESHLY COOKED VEGETABLES PLUS OTHER CHEF'S CREATIONS • CHEESE CAKE WITH CHERRY OR BLUEBERRY TOPPING • VANILLA, CHOCOLATE & BUTTERSCOTCH PUDDING PARFAITS • PUMPKIN PIE • CARROT CAKE • APPLE CRISP • APPLE. CHERRY & BLUEBERRY PIE ALL TOPPED WITH WHIPPED CREAM YOU SPOON ON YOURSELF • PLUS A COMPLIMENTARY BEVERAGE Adults... $10.95 Children (under i0)... $3.95 The HUNTINGTON HOUSE Off Beach Dr., On Grant St. ' "J r > 9 i»i ^ 4 1 Cape May • 884-5868 "XI NOW OPEN DAILY FROM 4:30 "i*" 'ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED* _

(/W\ Lounge & Dining Room \/ ■ \ WITH MUSIC FOR YOUR DINING AND , \ \s^,STENING PLEASURE NIGHTLY except MON. \ C/tSUAl OCEAN WONT lAMCE I jy/UL*^ FOR AFTERNOON & EVENING restaurant RELAXING — PHONE 8840220 and cocktah BREAKFAST 8-11:30 J v \^DNGI 'j/j.. LUNCH - FROM 11:00 L* — DINNER *\ *T__JlQlli lBai|y 4:30-9:00 • Fri.-Sat. 4:30-10 TW B« Or TSCARLSON'S M FISH MARKET— 4408 Park. Blvd. At Ottens Harbor VYildwood Wmm !VVE TVKHCAl<[: of all Y0lJR SEAFOOD NEEDS

Vj? FILEJR* . T ^4 £ • SHRIMP *\ /78| ! • SCALLOPS * zmp • crAbmeatv 1|| 'CLAMS • I - §§£> * OYSTERS • • S&JBAIT • - 'ICE ^

T5RETJTT SEAFOOD SPECIALS Fri. ?l:ail"ps,? S450 Shrimp Flatter "■ rf'T11"??,, — ^H Jllops Platter ^ Sun. Flounder Flatter: $3®° i< Deviled Crab & a . rn Tuc- Deviled Clam Plat. $450 Wed. Monkfish Platter 835<> gS s650 Ml S|\ . ijN my IikK I I [..I. si.,.. K..II ~ |

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Antiques Show Set For Return

COLD SPRING - Attendance was up 48 percent from last July at the outdoor antiques show at historic Cold Spring Village despite the sunny 93-degree temperature Customers have come to know that the show is held in deep shade in a cool wooden glen < rare at the seashore). Not only local shop owners but many hotel, bed a nd breakfast and restaurant owners were on hand early Saturday snapping up good buys in walnut, wicker, oak and pine, rugs, paintings, frames, linens, and plated hoUoware. WITH THE increase in attendance and a smaller, 10 per cent incre&se in dealers almosfall dealers had good shows. Both costume and fine jewelry sold well. Terry and Ered Reiger set up a dispMhiy of gold jewelry including a $50,000 large carved opal set in diamonds. The opal didn't sell, though many other fine pieces did. Terry did a big business in jewelry cleaning and repair also. What was to be a lark and a vacation turned out to be a profit maker for the traveling Florida dealers and their son Joe. Polly Yuhas of Cedar Hollow Country Store of i^alvern, Pa., was kept ■ busy all day seling country artifacts, folk art and ■ quilts. BECAUSE THE show draws visitors from up to 50 miles along the shore and shpre visitors from as far away as Canada the range of litems that can be sold heije is enormous Eighty dealers are signed up for the show to be held Aug 11 and 12. Ten mort cap be accommodated in small spaces. Stayinglover on the grounds of the village in x vans is permitted. Motels J and hotel rooms are £ unavailable if reservations J have not already been j made as August is so s popular a time in Cape j May. Campgrounds 1 abound in the area, but 1 reservations are needed. j Historic Cold Spring J Village is located on ( Seashore Road 1'2 miles ] west on Route 109 from Ex- J it Q of the Garden State j Parkway. r A $1 show admission of- L fere a season pass to the y village. Show hours are 10 ' a.m. to 5 p.m each day ^ The Old Grange r Restaurant; old fashioned y ice cream parlor, candy C

store and bakery serve snacks, lunch and dinner on the grounds.

Call Stella Shows 201-262-3063 for any added information.

Brass Band I Premiere < CAPE MAY - Arthur A Doran, band concert, coor- 4 3 dinator. has anncjneed i/tlratsthe Wheaton G1 ss Co. has sponsored a Eui opeantype brass band, which will play its premier concert in the county 8 p.m Aug. 23, in the Christian Admiral 1 y Hotel. Gardner Hall. ^Admission is by ticket oily.) For free tickets, wrile Box 19, Cape May, New Jersey 08204. and enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. This is another in the city's continuing band con- V J ■ cert series. ¥■

BRITTON'S BAKERY NOW 2 LOCATIONS (1) NORTH WILDWqOD AT 21st & N J (HOURS-OPEN FA M DAILY) (2) 9809 3rd. Ave. Sjone Harbor (Pizza Alley has been kind enough to share theifstore with us.) Our Hours: 7 fi.M. to 12 Noon SPECIALIZING M CUSTOM PARTYCAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Featuring • Famous Apple Fritters • Hot Cinnamon Buns • Fresh Doughnuts WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR STONE HARBOR & AVAL0N CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT CALL 522-5534

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