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THE BUFFET Serve Yourself At The Chefs Bountiful Table of Hot Foods, Salad & Dessert Bars, Served From 4:30! FRUIT SALAD WITH FRESH SEASONAL FRUITS • FISHERMEN'S CHOWDER • 25 DIFFERENT SALADS & RELISHES • TENDERAGED ROAST BEEF-BAKED COUNTRY HAM-FRIED SHRIMP-FRIED CLAMS-CHICKEN WITH CHINESE VEGETABLES & CRISP NOODLES • FISH FILETS COOKED IN LEMON BUTTER & WHITE WINE- HUNTINGTON CORN P U DDI N G • SC A L L O PE D POTATOES • ITALIAN SAUSAGE ■ RAVIOLI • BAKED STUFFED PEP PERS- FRESHLY COOKED VEGETABLES PLUS OTHER CHEF S CREA TIONS- CHEESE CAKE WITH CHERRY OR BLUEBERRY TOPP ING -VANILLA CHOCOLATE & BUTTERSCOTH PUDDING PAR FAILS • PUMPKIN PIF • CARRO! CAKE • APPLF CRISP - APPLE CHERRY A BLUFBERRY PIE ALL LOPPED WITH WHIPPFD CREAM YOU SPOON YOURSELF • PLUS A COMPLIMENTARY BEVERAGE Adults ... SI 1.95 Children (10 years & under) ...S3.95 Toddlers... SI. 95 I The HUNTINGTON^ HOUSE One Block Off The Beach At Grant St. . > kBPS-A "LuuT: A.Y~ SW-M-'i 1 Cape May • 884-5868 "«t » j j Now Open Daily From 4:30 j "jjjjj -ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED* Lounge & Dining Room l\ >v OPEN DAILY L^\ Breakfast: 8 a.m. - 11 a.m. ujii u I luncheon: 11 a.m. 'til Closing <^~ ^ n. wnj\ Dinner \\ • Am t A f).i>fk 4 in ni mini i' \i A ^ Sundj\ 4 (Ml Til 1:110 P \l vj w\CA '/) MUSIC 7 NICHTS A WEEK \ •jL/sf/F FOR YOUR DINING AND LISTENING PLEASURE RESTAURANT 'TOGETHER Sr™ WAa AND DARLINt ' LOUNGE y> WEDS. - SUNDAY f \ ' "OLD-FRIENDS' COUNTRY MUSIC [' ™ COACHMAN MOTOR INN The Best On The Beachfront • Friendly Family Atmosphere

Festival Poster Features Egret

STONE HARBOR - The Great Egret, which can be observed at the Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuary during its mating season, has been depicted by New Jersey artist Micale Budden to be the first collector's poster, representing the spirit of the upcoming Now , Jersey Wings N Water Festival, to be held in Cape May County Sept 21 to 22. Budden. a resident of Roedling. was last year's recipient of the "Best of Show Artist" award during the annual festival, which celebrates New Jersey's concern for its coastal regions and wildlife. CAPTURED IN all its splendid white plumage, the Great Egret best exemplifies the spectacular array of birds that rely on South Jersey's wetlands during mating season, and as a haven during fall migration to southern regions. Bud-

; den's brush has recreated i the Great Egret in its natural habitat. The poster ; is sure to become a colleci tor's item. Budden. along with other ; world class wildlife and maritime artists, and rei nowned bird carvers, will be on hand at the festival to dis- > play their works during the - two-day festival. Budden will also be available to f autograph posters during the event. APPROXIMATELY 1.000 posters will be available for - sale to visitors at the modest • cost. Proceeds will benefit » the Wetlands Institute, a non-profit organization ded- ; tea ted to promoting public » understanding and concern for the Garden State's f coastal life and environi ments. The festival is head5 quartered at the Institute, i Posters will also be availi able for sale at three galleries in Stone Harbor. William Ris Galleries. Sandpiper Art Gaierie annd The Olive Tree In addition to art show and sale, more than 30 events and demonstrations are planned, including wildlife exhibits, retriever demonstrations and a sunset cruise with naturalists. For further information on the Wings 'N Water Festival. call 368-1211. or write The Wetlands Institute. Stone Harbor Blvd.. Stone Harbor. NJ 08247 k Civic Club I Fall Meet AVALON - The J September meeting of the 3 Women's Civic Club will be n held 12:30 p.m. Monday. 3 Sept 23. in the Avalon ■ Room of the Avalon Borough Hall Following the business meeting. Stasia Estrada, a past president of the club, will present a program "Early Civic Club Notes" Refreshments will be served. Talk Topic Is Orchids Of Cape WEST CAPE MAY - The Cape May Geographic Society wraps up its 1985 lecture series tommorrow. with Keith Seager's presentation on the orchids of Cape May County. Seager. president of the society, is a member of the Lower Township Environmental . Commission and of the Nature Conserv a n c y ' s Cape May Preserve Committee He has been studying the county's wild orchids since the early 1970's. His talk will focus on the abundance of orchids in the county, rare and endangered species found here and when and where to look for them. The talk will be at 8 p.m. at the West Cape May Municipal Building. The public is welcome.

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