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• 7 SOUTH MAIN STREET CAPE AY COURT HOUSE N- J iJaiwAn ff^arufutlcfiett LUNCH 11 -3 EVENING 6-11 0 './tut ' I r/t-r fti.tt ( / i'ttrf ajft fu.tt/q ' t*. 'flint J. '/ iuttt. t J . •flitt f* Join Us! * BEEF and BEER AT i . WILDWOOD BOWL OAK & NEW JERSEY AVENUES WILDWOOD January 27th 2-6 p.m. For Tickets Cail 729-2695 f Or Purchase At Dooi^ $15 PERSON - $20 p0t?Pfe ( BENEFIT FOR COREY BRESLIN

Time Out•From Page 19; ed atmosphere awaits diners at the Pilot Hduse, 142 DecUtyr Street, on the mall in Okie Cape May where the hug fireplace I puts sparkle into winter evenings. The lunch and dinner specials offered daily include old and new Next week's menu ot meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly Jan. 7: Meat balls w/brown gravy, parslied I potatoes, peas and carrots, pineapple tidbits. ' Jan. 8: Barbecued pork chops, mashed potatoes, chopped broccoli, fruited Jello. Jan. 9: V-8 Juice, chicken a la king, buttered rice, green beans, canned pear halves. Jan. 10: Oven fried liver, onion gravy, cream style corp. peas, vanilla pudding. Jan 11: New England clam chowder, baked filet of fish, Tartar sauce, pickled beets, lemon pie. All meals are accompanied by bread; margarine, coffee, tea. or milk. Snacks, delivered with mobile meals to the homebound, are: Jan. 7: Swiss cheese sandwich, three-bean salad, apple, milk. Jan. 8: Sliced luncheon meat sandwich, potato salad, pear, milk. Jan. 9: Egg salad sandwich, applesauce, milk. Jan. HI: Sliced turkey sandwich, cole slaw, banana, milk. Jan. 11. Roast beef sandL wich, orange, milk.

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favorites, all crafted by the cook to exceptional size and flavor. The emphasis is oh seafood, steaks and cocktails until the late-, hours. Late snacks are always available. The help is friendly, adept at handling your orders quickly whether you come in for a quick meal or a leisurely one. LL'ND S SEAFOOD. Anyone who's been around Cape May County for a while is familiar with the Lund name for seafood fresh from their own fisheries and fleet of fishing vessels. Lund's Seafood at 997 Ocean Drive. Cape May offers takeout service Monday through Saturday from 8 to 5, providing lowcalories appetizing meals for your take home dining. A platter made to your order includes everything to complete a South Jersey shore meal. Seafood is the perfect food all year round no matter what the weather outside.

CAPE MAY - The Civic Affairs Department is offering three karate courses as part of its winter recreation schedule. Karate instniction is provided for beginner, intermediate and advanced students. Classes

are available for youth and adults. Ken Farrell who is a brown belt, will provide the instruction. Call the Civic Affairs Department at 884-8411 for ithe time and location for this course. *

STONE HAKBOK BRIDGE CLl'B Results Dec 19 North and South Gene Kisher and Henry Buchianico 114 Mr and Mrs Bill Coan 109 Mr and Mrs Bert Graff 108 Henry Needles and Bob (Mens 107 East and West Wilma Curly and Barb Streeter 131 Sally Souder and Carolyn Elden 122 Mr and Mrs Jack Warren 118 Bill Kentner and Bill Brown 105 J \ JMt> iritJt tjftu «// a lA/ettc "Mean. \ WE WILL REOPEN JANUARY 9TH [rKVSTAi, KOO>T| ATLAS MOTOR INN Beach Dr. Cape May 884-7000 S— z \ A SIGHT ^T^lEAND SOUND ODYSSEY DANCE and PARTY TO THE HOTTEST HITS OF TODAY Wed Is: HOT SHOT NITE $1.00 Shots . Thurs Is: ' LADIES NITE (play Trivial Pursuit) Sat Is: SUPER SATURDAY | 25 e drinks til 12 p.m. Banquet & PartyFacilities Avail. Roberts & Pacific Ave., Wiidwood 522-4949

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