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Brunch At /3cean City's Finest Enjoy our delicious brunch of eggs, hot, cakes, bacon, sausage. Seafood Newburg. quiche, fried chicken, chicken a la king, fresh fruit, an extensive salad bar, cheeses, and so much more. Choose from a variety of fresh pastries plus a selection of juices, including sparkling cider and grape juice. per person Open a/I year We Never Close! Reservations suggested

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I '*42'' RESTAURANT AND TAKE OUT Dynamite \\l) Cj ( ( Breakfast! yVy Super Lunch \ \\ Specials! OUR FULL COURSE $8.95 DINNER SPECIALS i including Soup5, Salad, choice of Entree, Dessert, - — ~ | | and Beverage * / )\ \ " Live Lobster J JtLj \ Special Dinners / // Senior Citizens Discounts on Dinner's Only Open For Breakfast & Lunch Mon. Thru. Sun. 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Closed Tues. I Dinner Hrs. Wed-Sun. 4-? k 42nd & Bay, Sea Isle City J|L . eSk (Lobster Loft's Winter Location) N lyr^fc- 263-2300 ssffg . \

Abstract gg Exhibit OCEAN CITY — Large abstract paintings by Wallingford, Pa., artist Jesse Soifer, will be on display at the Ocean City Arts Center, 409 Wesley Ave., through January. The pen and ink drawings, some of which are nine feet wide, have been painted on a soaked surface. They are described as expressionistic drawings that seem to dissolve in and out of the paper. A teacher in the Ridley Park school system for 30 years, Soifer's paintings have been featured in leading galleries throughout the country. 1 Accompanying the paintings are poems by Soifer's twin brother, Mark. Most are from the book. "A Primitive Mind", recently published. Marky a Vineland resident, ha9 written five books of serious poetry and has y/ published six light verse / tales. The exhibit may be viewed Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. There will be a reception for the artist Jan. 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the center. Ray | Koob, Ocean City poet, will give a reading during the reception. ' Hungry ' Lunch CAPE MAY - A "Hungry" lunch is planned for noon Thursday, Jan. 24, at The Church of the Ad- . — vent Parish House, Franklin and Washington 1 * Streets, to benefit the six million famine-starved people of Ethiopia. , Soup and rolls will be ! served with tea or coffee. No dessert or program will i be offered. The Parish House a ill be open until 4 p.m., for card playing, handiwork or just companionship It is requested that each person make a nominal donation. Proceeds will be channeled to Ethiopia I through the Presiding Bishop's Fund for World Relief, All Africa Appeal, Ethiopia. For this cause . $205,655 was provided in 1984. Donations may also be sent to The Church of the \ Advent — Presiding ) j Bishop's Fund for World )) Relief. For information V* call Mrs. A. J. Martin, • 884-5642.

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2 FOR 1 DINNERS Mon. & Tues. Nites 4-10 p.m. \\ TOPLESS CLAMS y (or Steamers) i Everyday 2-5' p.m. 20c Ea. 5 / SUPER BOWL PARTY 4 (Reservations Necessary) 4 SUN., JAN. 20th £ Tailgate Party 4 p.m. • Buffet At Vs Time I Gametime 6 p.m. n MUSIC FOR YOUR A DANCING & ' | LISTENING PLEASURE £. Fri. & Sat. 9 p.m.-2 p.m. f • Now Appearing j . MAMCY DENNIS Willard Road On the* Bay, Strathmere, N.J. 263-2080 Open 7 Days Year Round - Dinner Reservations Suggested. .• _ RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Will Be Closed Thru January For Renovations We thahk you for your Patronage Hotel & Conference Center I Open Year Rounjl | OCEANfRONT AT 78th STREET, AVALON, NEW JERSEY 08202 368-5155