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SPECIALIZING IN: SZECHUAN, CANTONESE HUNAN AND MANDARINE < ► STYLE COOKING

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Open 7 Days a Week 2:00 P.M.-11 :00P.M. 5900 LANDIS AVE., SEA ISLE CITY I ■ '

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or your choice of O'Keefe & Merritt DISHWASHER TRASH COMPACTOR Model 61 1154 Model 52 2434 We're giving away a FREE O'Keefe & Merritt appliance with the purchase of Quaker Maid all wood custom cabinetry. Offer for a limited time only with minimum purchase required. Stop in our showroom for details. 405 PERRY ST., CAPE MAY*PH0NE 884-7273 Shop Moo.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-2 (By Appointment Anytime)

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Varied Activities At Center

w OCEAN cm' - "What happens at a senior center? Who attends? What does a membership cost?" 'These are the most frequent questions of persons who have not visited the Stainton Senior Center," . stated Katherine Schimmel, manager of the center here. m The variety of free activities and the noon meal (donation) have been established by the county freeholders through the Office on Aging to benefit persons over 60 who reside in the county. IRRESPECTIVfe Of retirement income, activities. informational programs and festive events Halloween Dance Set CAPE MAY - The city will sponsor a Halloween. ( Dance Saturday. October , I 27, from 8:30 to midnight in Convention Hall. The | Village Four Band will per- j form a variety of songs for ( | dancing or listening. i Also to be provided will ' be ice, plates, cups, ice con- j tainers, napkins, snacks * | and a chance to win a prize in the costume contest. ( Tickets can be purchased ^ from the Department of ^ Civic Affairs in Convention t Hall. '® lock purchases of i eight to 10 tickets will 1 enable groups to reserve 1 tables for the B.Y.O.B. ] affair. For additioinal informa- ■ tion call Cape Mav City j Hall 884-8411, ext. 20* or 27. , i i i Concert Off J i i CAPE MAY - The j Bishop Kenrick High , School Band Concert i scheduled for Sunday at i Convention Hall has been < postponed and a new date ! has not been established.

are free. The noon meal affords time for friendly conversation and to become acquainted with others of mutual interests. There are opportunities to volunteer time for the meal service. Bertha Wright, nutrition manager, can be reached at 398-2552 for meal reservations. Health Promotion is the theme for this year. The County Office on Aging has been designated as the lead agency to plan, implement and coordinate the health promotion activities, for older persons. THE STAINTON Senior Center focus on healthful activities includes Free Blood Pressure testing 1-2:45 and exercise with music to maintain flexibility 1:30-2:30 each Tuesday afternoon. On Thursday 1:30-3:30 the Square Dance Gass will help to keep the mind and body agile. Each Friday 1-2 is Line Dance will help to keep the mind and body agile. Each Friday 1-2

is Line Dance Class time. This is dancing without a partner for fun and exercise. SAGES classes will begin Monday, Oct. 1 and Wednesday Oct. 3. Call cr visit the Center at 3304 Bay Ave. (399-0055). A printed schedule of daily activities is available. Special programs include today at 10 a.m. when the Humane Society will have little bundles of joy at the center to cuddle and pet. FOR THE armchair traveler a visit to the Alpine countries of Germany, Switzerland, and Austria recently taken by Katherine Schimmel, Nan and Orm Hampton will be shown Wednesday, Sept. 26, at 10 a.m. "You and Your Auto Insurance" will be discussed Oct. 24. as one of many informational topics conducted by the center. Daily craft classes and card games round out activities afforded.

jgk forget j j me-not i I T « HFSTAI IRANT— f BREAKFAST SERVED 7-1 P.M. j 1. Biscuits & Gravy \ 2. Eggs Any Style, with Bacon * 4 or Sausage, or Ham 3. Creamy Chipped Beef on Toast { or Homemade Biscuits. t ALL OF THE ABOVE $1.95 I WITH HOMEFRIES. TOAST. COFFEE OR TEA j • DINNER FOR TWO • only '9" j •BAKED CHICKEN WITH CELERY ! STUFFING , •ROAST LOIN OF PORK WITH BROWN ' GRAVY I All of the above served with soap, baked potato & | homemade bread & butter. (Homemade Soups - New i England Clam Chowder & Split Pea) I HOURS: 7-1 BREAKFAST & LUNCH \ DINNER — 522-2258 i wmvwiLui^mniiii nitr

□I Neil's ... pi IM' a MONOPOLY - tfyg ■ iil on good food |jf j ijl in Wildwood. 3 Ljl ' i 1/ . NEIL'S fTi/ i s I rieok & oyster houie ~~ !«• |[ MUSIC f 222 E. schellenger avenue J §5 ' FOR ADULTS P7 ^ 5 ! jil OF ALL AGES ij j