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I'Godmoter^) Sfta/ian fining Steaks and Seafood • At The Corner Of Perry St. And Broadway In Cape May Open Daily WS* And Sunday Phone /) 5-10 P.M. gg, 884-45/1.3 yjj

"A BETTER IDEA!" ■'"•V — - - --.-TTI - STILES TRANSPORT ATIOIM so.-swwwts-i- ANNOUNCES A NEW ... CAPE WAY/FERRY YIRV ( UNYIMNr • SHUTTLE PHONE 884-1933 7 DAYS A WEEK / nT^ JUNE THRU OCT. / ^ LEAVING DAILY | V FROM THE BANDSTAND W rAPf SAV \ IN ROTARY PARK- CAPE MAY mai V QNF WAY \ \ S? 00 PERSON W : & L ^TT'TTJirT^n|Tn71 ROUND TRIP v. ^iluUill I Oil i I I S3 f>U PFRSON In "Gourmet Cape May" The Top of the Marq features These Unique Selections . . . ■ f/tr/ Zr/ftAr/Z Sht/f . Z/trf/tt/t rttit/ '/ rn/ ■ //t // Z'/nrtn/nf/tu *n -'flttfA/fti Z>rrr/ ■ //itiZ //tftunf — Our Own Desserts A Specialty — Between Ocean and Decatur on Beach Drive Historic Cape May Reservations Accepted — 884-3431

| Victorian Wgek Slated Oct. 11-20

CAPE MAY — An outstanding juried crafts show and art antiques show at Congress Hall hotel will highlight the city's week long "Festival of Vicloriana." Victorian week ■ Oct 11 through 20i. (in the first weekend. Friday. Oct II. and Satur day. Oct 12. the grand lobby of Cape May's oldest Iwachfront hotel will be filled with top quality antiques as dealers from a number of states display furniture, glassware, dolls, toys, housewares, clothing and much more. THE SECOND weekend. Oct. 18 and 19. will feature a high quality crafts show - at the same location in Congress Hull Handcrafted creations in fabrics, wood, paper, metal and other materials represent countless hours spent . at crafts done much as they ' were in centuries past.

Handpainted toy soldiers case from original molds, elaborate quilts and needlecrafts. carvings and the like will be displayed. This show will also be open on Friday (Oct. 18) and Saturday. CAPE MAY'S Victorian Week is now a 10-day extravaganza encompassing two weekends Each weekend features such popular activities as self- J guided tours of Victorian homes. Victorian fashion shows, evening stained glass tours, and entertaining lectures on Victorian architecture and decorative arts. For further information write to the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts. P.O. Box 164. Cape May. N.J. 08204 or call 884-5404. Revue Set By 'Gems' On Sept. 8 CAPE MAY - "The Gems'" of Cape May County will sponsor the R o c k a w a y Revue's musical production of "Magic is Love", featuring older citizens, all 60 or more. Sunday. Sept. 8. at 3 p.m. in Convention Hall here. This event is a major fund raiser conducted by "The Gems", a non-profit organization, dedicated to the annual granting of scholarships to young people of this area. For further information and for reservations call 884-2906. 884-0413 465-4076. or write to "The Gems" at 729 Stimpson Lane. Route 2. Box 2. West Cape May. New Jersey 08204. ('.all For //<-//) CAPE MAY. — The County Art League has issued a call for help to anyone who has free time Needed are people to share a couple of hours a day to share some of the load in the office, greet visitors and sell raffle tickets. Anyone who wishes to lend a hand is asked to call Rosanne Smith Merrick. 884-8628

I City of Cape May - 12th Annual BREE Band Concerts 8:00 p.m. Victorian Bandstand Rotary' Park - Lafayette Street (Please bring your own seating) Wednesday, August 7 The Liberty Band Saturday. August 10 The Harrington Hand Tuesday, August 13 H.H. Smith Cornet Hand Friday, August 16 Air Force Band of the East Saturday, August 17 * Sahb-Leslie Senior American Legion Hand Wednesday, August 21 Lower Cape Mag Regional High School Saturday. August 24 LvLu Temple Shrine Hand Wednesday. August 28 Wheat on Brass Hand Saturday, August 31 H.H. Smith Comet Hand Saturday. September 7 The Liberty Hand

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