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the 1 I People | | Pleasers | I I» Stone Harbor 1 $ f t OPEN 7 DAYS # |j 47th & THIRD AVE. 3M-29J9 M I OPEN SALAD BAR | V Mon.-Sat. 11:30-3; Sun. 12-3 } —J 1 i ■ DINING ROOM HOURS ffl S MON.-THURS. 5 10 M % FRI. & SAT. '6-1 1 § 'fy SUN. 410 % A 'THREE CHEERS' & SS . Featuring Pete Castellano. Sj ft Reds Hughes, and Karl Tanburelli \ y. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY % 8 'GEORGE JOHNSON* | « AT THE STEINWAY , ^ y, SATURDAY and SUNDAY NIGHTS 'A i PINA COLADAS - DAIQUIRIS | I S *■ *

| Wetlands | Focus on ? Dinosaurs J CTONE HARBOR - \ What is an Aflosaurus, or an N Ornithestes. or a Sauropod'' ^ How many could answer? V Dr. Roger Wood will try to / answer these and many y other questions in his lec3 ture "The World of Dino- £ saurs" 8: 15 p.m. Saturday y at the Wetlands Institute. _ ^ .Dr. Wood, chairman of S the board of trustees of the > institute, is a professor of k zoology at Stockton State y College. Pomona He has I collected fossils during } V expeditions to the western 1 ^ United States. Venezuela. ■ S Peru, and Kenya, and re- f I I centlv returnee! from a week t of field work in Florida. t Hit WOOD will discuss ■ ( the 'diversity and variety of 1 j dinosaurs, as well as their S 'behavior, ecology, and f possible reasons for extinct tion. The lecture will be - ( illustrated by slides and Dr / Wood's collection of fossil ^ dinosaur bones. S • The Wetlands Institute, a t non-profit organization dedf icated to research and edu- / cation programs dealing t with the coastal environ5 ment. is open Tuesday to \ Saturday. 10 to 4:30. ' -Dr Wood's lecture is the / last in a series of Saturday o night summer lectures For ' further information, call Sf 388-121 T during regular business hours

DeCenova Collection THEN AND NOW — As times have changed, so have businesses in Stone Harbor. Here, the Duval Hotel and a real estate office have become Springer's Ice Cream and The Paisley Shoppe. Doris Ward Rec Events Winding Up

AVALON - The borough Recreation Department will end the summer daily program schedule with two popular mini event programs. From 10 a.m. to noon tomorrow, Beach Day games will take place at the 30th Street beach. The grand finale of the

summer will take place Friday. Aug. 23 at 11 a.m. with children's theater as the Tweedle-Dum Troup presents "Alice in Wonderland ". All ages are welcome to come and watch the show. For further information call 967-3066.

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> v * RESTAURANT After a tiring Day of Shopping... Save A Little! For the Very Best Homemade Italian Dinners and Seafood Prepared Daily Eat In or Take Out Service 368-5037 ! HOURS: OPEN DAILY FROM 4:30 PM 95th & 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor .5