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"ffig^OUNTRY HOUSE BAKERY^ lr (Next to Country Hous« Restaurant) "tJ j CLOSED FOR VACATION - WATCH FOR REOPENING 1 IN LATE JANUARY 465-CAKE , tBZ. U S- 9-Burleish , S ^^g^^Bgtweer^xits6&8GardenSt^Prk^^^^^^^ court H0US£ pizza s snnouucH shoppe 111 SOUTH MAIN ST.C.M.C.H. N.J. > . «. I , Daily Luncheon Speckl* 11-3 /^mgpTji $2.50 NEW!! ITALIAN DINNERS Spaghetti and Meatballs $4.75 ( )ur homemade sauce. Includes Tossed Salad. Italian Hread d1 flutter. 465-5936 . Open 10 am- 10 pm. 7 Days. Year Round I Welcome — "* With Us! NEW YEAR'S EVE GALA featuring PRIME RIB DINNER • 9 PM OPEN BAR • CHAMPAGNE ALL NIGHT *• Entertainment By NOW & THEN (Limited Seating ■ Make Reservations Sow) NEW YEAR'S DAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. HOLIDAY DINNER 4-9 p.m. wwzlB ■I I

Grants Available For County Groups i COURT HOUSE - A good portion of the annual block grant received by the county Cultural and Heritage Commission from '' the New Jersey State Council on the Arts is redistributed to local arts organizations. In 1985 four sub-grants were awarded for: Special Projects at tfu; Cape May County Library - storytelling event, the Cape May County Department on Aging - Art Seminars with instruction for the senior community, and Avalon Performing Arts Committee for two productions. One grant was awarded the Jersey Cape Performing Arts Guild for general operating support to allow it to upgrade its advertising and general operating I procedures. THESE AWARDS are given on a 50/50 matching basis and fall into two categories: Special Project - maximum award $750. and General Operating Support - maximum award $2,500 and are geared to the needs of arts organizations based in Cape May County or with a specific Cape May County-oriented project. Grant applications for 1986 are now available in the Office of the Commission. The deadline for submission of this application is March 14. Stop in the office, located within the Planning Board Suite of the County Library Office Building, or phone Commission Administrator Nancy L. O'Lone at 465-7111 ext. 419. This is the council's second year participating in the State County Partnership Block Grant Program. It offers an opportunity for organizations to expand their programs Pre-school classes Extended CAPE MAY - The city's Pre-School Activity Hour will be extended to five days a week starting in the Winter Recreation Schedule The class will be an exercise and activity course for children, and each class will follow a central theme with activities that will include games and arts and craffe. The class will be held Monday through Friday 9:45 to, 11 a.m. at the Franklin Street Civic Center beginning Jan. 6. It is open to all pre-schoolers age 2 to 5 in the county. Call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27 or register for the course at its office in L Convention Hall weekdays r 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. AVALON BRIDGE CLUB I Dec 20 results: I 1st. Edith Embury 5460 I 2nd. Roy Reddie 5070 I 3rd. Audrey Evans 5020

j vn0P<" — 1 i New Yeafg Eve Celebration; - | / with Dr. Chico & the Bogie Band i1 from 8:00 pm 'til 2 am 1 , Balloons, Noise Makers. Party Favors, Champagne Toast . % I FREE CHAMPAGNE I ^Menu' ^ Bottle of Champagne Per'Couple Included with Dinner With • -i Broiled Seafood Combination CYioW Broiled Stuffed Shrimp £ ^ m Broiled Lobster Tail $ | fll U Surf & Turf 10.7J Prime Rib of Beef * ^ Filet Mignon — — — Veal Oscar Per Person ijl Includes Choice of soup, salad, potato, vegetable, collee champagde. and dessert Serving 4 to 10 pm » RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED Major credit cards honored. I 7H RESTAURANT I Rio Grande Ave. (after bridge), Wildwood 522-7761 '' ' ^/VICTORIA'S TABLEV^ m The Golden Eagle Inn For Dinner • Dancing • Cocktails V PLEASE CALL 884-5611 Weekday Menu Served: 5 to 9 P.M. Sunday thru Thurs.; Weekend 5-10 P.M. APPETIZERS Clams Casin.. S4.95 K.«ai*>l S4.75 Stuffed Mushroom Caps S5.50 m French Fried Mashn*.ni Laps S3.50 JumN. Shnmp Cocktail S5.95 I L ENTREES j h" 4 "X >"ur ,h,"tr •* Sal*] m Tomato June and i*. Iva YrgrUhlr. and Deurrt Emm .hit \ Hi > AST TURKEY »ilh HERB STUFFING 17.95 : L?" VKAI. PAKMK.IANA SmnJ xrih PASTA 10 95 < ST1tTF.il 11 IKK CHOPS in'95 s ;; MONEY DIPT FRIED CHICKEN 7 95 %■& BAIIY LAI.VES I. IYER «ilh SAUTE UNIONS to IIAL'ON j'o*. S££ 1 Klt>:T MK.NliN 17.95 i ; HKnll ED NEVA JERSEY FLOUNDER 705 P5 If STI FFED Fl.( UNDER .«5 Si fed SCAIJ.f IPS WRAPPED m BACON EN BKOCHETTE in' 50 mi FRIED SHRIMP If SHRIMP SCAMPI ,,3 1(1 Kg l.l MUSTEK SCAMPI Srrrr.1 «th NOODLES .>'3 H | i LOBSTER TAIL ,3 m CRAB «amE pi 4 Small Children Sharing Ptitr ' ? OO ^ . Special Children s Menu Aiailahir al 4*95 h. £ • And lo 0nl.li roar Med. Your choice of Deurtl from a Social Selection offered by IW Chief. • Country Fresh Meats & Poultry • Complete Menu • Choice of Catches of Local and Distant Bays and Seas • Chefs Specials • Special Children's Dinners 1 *=••• §1 Ocean Front at Phila. Ave., Cape May SLJ MUSIC AND DANCING I ||h !|r