20 Herald & Lantern 7 November '84

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— Q Yes, we have draft beer. — 0Yes, we have winter prices, j — QYes, we have Jay Rossi & Ricky Harris Duo on Weekends. * — QYes, we have .' Chinese & American Cooks. — Q Yes, w^ have take-' out & delivery service — QYes, we have 1983 menu prices. — QJoin us for Thanksgiving Dinner. Mnlro roconiufinnc ouvlii

□ Yes, we have a Friday Night Buffet. Choice of Juices • Choice of Chicken with Rice, Egg Drop or Won Ton Soup • Salad with Choice of Dressing • Chicken Chow Metn Kim and Cabbage Egg Roils • Veal Scallopini Spaghetti with Clam Sauce v Pepper Steak Chioese Steamed While Rice, Devil Crab Cakes • Top of Round Roast Beef • Choice of 5 Desserts & Coffee $795

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'v Cape May Tours To Run All Month

CAPE MAY — Every weekend in November, the MidAtlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) is sponsoring Trolley&Physick Estate Tours and Walking Tours that offer visitors an overview of Cape May's famous Victorian architecture. Combination Trolley/ Estate Tours are scheduled Saturdaysat 10:30a.m., 11:30a.m., 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.; and Sundays at 11 a.m. and 12 noon. They begin at the Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St., with an hour-long guided trolley tour that covers both the East End and West End Historic Districts. In Mac's heated, enclosed Trolley-bus, trained guides G point out landmark buildings and regale visitors with accounts of Cape May's heyday as a Victorian seashore resort. Upon returning to the estate, visitors are guided , through the interior of the Physick House. The 16- room I mansion was designed by renowned architect Frank Furness. Built in 1881 in the stick style, is has been restored as a Victorian House Museum. Its interior con-tains-outstanding examples of East-lake style furnishings and fixtures (many which were original family pieces designed by Furness, himself), as well as collections of costumes, toys, and artifacts, e Ending the combination tour, visitors are served hot . cider and goodies in the Physick House kitchen. Tickets aTe on sale at the entrance to the Physick House. No reser- - vations are necessary. Walking Tours of the Historic District are offered every Sunday at 10 a.m. Providing an entertaining orientation.

these tours are especially designed for those who like history close-up and in detail. Knowledgeable guides provide insights into the customs and traditions of the Victorians and their ornate, delightful architecture. Each walking tour takes about 1'6 hours and begins at the Information Booth at the head of the Washington Street Mall at (Ocean Street).

Optimists Seek Youth Nominees LOWER TOWNSHIP - Youth Appreciation Week hasbeen set for Nov. 12 - 16 by the Lower Cape Optimist Club. President Bob Bonner is calling for public input of names of/ Cape May and Lower Township area youths who have done some unselfish act or outstanding deed. "The youth we are looking for can excel in any area of community life, church, school, clubs or community service," Bonner said. "It isn't important wether this youth is popular ; we're looking for youths deserving of a special recognition." Anyone knowing of a deserving youth is asked to send the youth's name, address, telephone number and a short resume of the deed to: Joseph Cirrinicione, 801 Kathryn Blvd., Cape May, N.j. 08204. Entries must be postmarked no later than Nov. 8. Persons sending in names need not be Optimists; anyone may submit a name as long as the youth is in grades 7 through 12. Winner of the Youth Appreciation Award will be honored with his or her parents at the Lower Cape Optimist meeting during the special week. Myers Gets 2nd Award OCEAN CITY - Newly promoted Sgt. John S. Myers Jr., son of John S. Myers Sr. of Gloucester, and local resident Fannie C. Carrick, has been decorated with the second award of the Army Achievement, Medal at Fart Bragg, N.C. The Achievement Medal is awarded to soldiers for accomplishment, meritorious service or acts of courage. Myers is a supply sergeant with the 82nd <■ Airborne Division. i

M) pP/ Dance Weekends to SKIP KEHR The Gold Whale Goes Country Every Thurs., Beginning Nov. 15th t Country Music Lovers Grab Your Partner and Come To The Gold Whale Live Country Music Dancing 8 to 12 P.M. The Special S/»95 Country Q Full Course Dinner Menu — Choose from BBQ Chicken, Ribs, Pork Chops or Baked Ham Complete with Soup or Salad Bar, Potato, Veg., Corn Bread or Biscuit, Bev. & Dessert. Make your Thanksgiving Day plans now A Whole Turkey carved tableside at the Cold Whale Call for reservations. All-Yon-Can-Eat . . Alaskan Crab Dinner or ' tT 89 95; -a Steamed Shrimp in the Rough, Served Nightly Except Satwday This Special Good AU Evening ' Beat-the Clock Specials — Just $4.25 Served 4:30-6:30 pm Includes Soup or Salad Bar. 2 Veg., Beverage & Dessert Wed. (11/7) Okie Fashioned Meat Loaf Thurs. (11/8) Baked Italian Lasagne FrL (11/9) Deviled Fish Cake Sat. (U/10) Beef StroganofT Mon. (11/12) Sauteed Liver and Onions Tries. (11/13) Chicken Hawaiian Every Day Including Sunday Fresh Native Fish DuJour . ...... $4.25 Every Sunday Specials Roast Turkey $4.95 Roast Leg of Lamb $6.95 Complete with Herb Pressing Inn on the Beach — For All Seasons Between Ocean & Decatur on Beach Drive, Historic Cape May, ft) f . Ocean View • Valet Parking • Reservations Accepted: 884-3431 m — m