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! Flea Mart Will Offer Kind Cuts SEA ISLE CITY - The annual "Skimmer Weekend" celebration June 14, M 15 and 16 promises j6be a ■ "cut above" this year, as Kathy Sypherd of Kathy's HairPort Salon will set up a special booth on the Promenade Saturday, June 15, to offer hair cutting, nail sculpturing and face painting — all for a donation to the city recreation fund, i. Sypherd and her sevenperson staff are donating their time and talent for this event as a part of the Skimmer Week-end Flea Market, which starts at 8 a.m. There will be several hundred booths and displays at the flea market, which is being run by the Sea Isle City Historical Society, with all proceeds going to the new Museum fund.

• OUR 26TH YEAR • if DRAGON HOUSE lib CHINESE X 4^ RESTAURANT OPEN FROM 4 P.M. TO 1 A.M. DAILY Famous Throughout The Shore For The Very Finest In Chinese Cuisine jvl FREE PARKING m Dragon House lot on Lincoln Ave between Pacilic & NJ ™ Serving Cantonese • Mandarin • Szechuan Food CORNER PACIFIC * LINCOLN AVES. WILDWOOD. N.J. 522-2320 yC'windriftX RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 80TH & BEACH, AVALON - 368-5175 i 'Qfbeafoodzl i

FILET OF FLOUNDER 9.95 STUFFED FILET OF FLOUNDER 11.95 SCALLOPS (broiled or fried) 11.50 SCALLOPS & SHRIMP PARMICIANA 11.95 SAUTEEI) LUMP CRABMEAT 12.95 SCAMPI rwvfrth 11,95

CRAB AU GRATIN 12.75 BROILED LOBSTER TAIL 17.95 BROILED SEAFOOD COMBO 13.95 FRIED SHRIMP 10.95 DEVILED CLAM 10.50 ,^-er CRABCAKES . 12.75

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PRIME RIBS OF BEEF VEAL CUTLET PARMICIANA 14.50 11.25 FILET OF MIGNON BONELESS BREAST OF CHICKEN 14.95 — 9.75 NEW YORK SIRLOIN STRIP £ / CHICKEN MARSALA 14.50 9.75 LOIN LAMB CHOPS CHICKEN PARMICIANA tTC 13.50 I Q sr> // , 13.50 1

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FRIED SHRIMP 5.95 CHICKEN CUTLET 4.95 DELUXE HAMBURGER 4^95

BROILED OR FRIED FLOUNDER 5.50 ROAST PRIME RIB 7.95 SPAGHETTI jL95

Roger Parker At The All New Piano Bar Fri. & Sat. Nighta Dancing Fri. & Sat. Night* with DJ. Ted Steinmetz Starting June 9th - Sun, thru Thurw. - Radar

HKKMK i'AKFNT Diller Home Benefit Set AVALON - Featured guest at a cocktail party and tour of the Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children 5-8 p.m. Saturday, June 15, will be Bernie Parent, former goalie for the Philadelphia Flyers Hockey Team. The fund-raiser at the home, 127 26th St., is sponsored by the Stone Harbor Lions Club Ladies Auxiliary, which aids the Lions Club in subsidizing operation of the borne. Co-chair-persons for the event are Nan McStravick and Bonnie Feise. Food and music will be included at the party June 15. Tickets are available by calling 967-4736 or at Century 21 here. Each week during the summer, the Diller Home provides a vacation for 20 blind youngsters, a total of 200 children.

Museum To Open June 29 SEA ISLE CITY - The city's Historical Society will open the municipality's first museum, in a rebuilt building behind City Hall, 4416 Landis Ave., 11 a.m. Saturday, June 29. The museum, a long-time dream, is an outgrowth of the 1982 Sea Isle City Centennial Celebration. "Our centennial celebration helped focus attention on the city's past and so many residents donated photos and items pertaining to our history, we felt there should be a permanent display," said former centennial chairman Dick Alliger. PROFITS FROM centennial events and projects were used to get the museum started. The city gave an old garage building behind City Hall, and the Murphy-Federico Construction Co. donated manpower and materials to convert the garage into the museum, Alliger said. The museum will be officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony June 29. Many public officials have been invited, and the public is urged to attend. y t >f

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