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Join us for dining and valentining! • Fresh new dinner menu featuring old favorites and new excitement • Saturday Breakfast Buffet 8 AM til 1 1 AM • Saturday Luncheon from noon til 2:30 PM • • Live entertainment and dancing Friday ^ and Saturday nights with V I • Sunday Champagne Brunch with ■ JhH Grace O'Brien entertaining at the piano 10 AM til 2 PM B $10.95 per person, plus tax and gratuity H (Children under 12, $5.95) Dining Room now open for dinner Tuesday ¥ through Saturday —Reservations suggested. Hotel and Conference Center Oceanfront at 78th Street. Avalon N| 08202 1609) 368-5155 Opc-n all year Mator credit cards accepted • Complete conference and banquet facilities available jVI FISHERIES, INC. afWf 997 °c8an Dr. Cape May Q/mPj! 884-5852 Open 7 Days 9-7 p.m. » FISH MARKET » SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK WHOLE WEAK FISH SMALL FLUKE FILET 79' LB. s2.99 LB WEAK FISH FILET !1.69 LB. MED. FLUKE FILET '3.69 LB. » BREADED PREPARED SEAFOOD » Homemade Soups & Salads SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK • SMELTS S2.75 LB STUFFED FLOUNDER ,Xjl ww '3.15 • OYSTERS 95C EACH SCALLOPS 'S',S • FRIED SHRIMP . . . . S9.9S LB FRESH CRAB SALAD '4.25 TOT * DEVILED CRABS. . S 1.75 EACH I 10% SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT - SOT ON SPECIALS! I SOMETHING NEW AT LUND'S SEAFOOD PARTY TRAYS FOR ANY OCCASION! "A TRAY FOR ALL P0CKETB00KS" CALL FOR INFORMATION 884-5852 ■ M— —M| • TAKE-OUT COUPON • I jk DEVILED CLAM PLATTER WITH FRENCH FRIES AND COLE SLAW ONE, GET ONE FREE

Library Featuring Lower Twp. Artists

COURT HOUSE - The county Cultural and Heritage Commission is happy to announce the selection of two artists for the 1986 "Art Goes Public" artist in residence pro-

gram. The artists in this years program are Joseph L. Lowell of Villas, decoy carver/wood sculptor, and Jean Schiff of Town Bank, sculptress who does life size creations in paper mache. Lowell will be conducting his residency in the Main Library Feb. 22 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. and Feb. 24 4 - 8 p.m. Schiff will be in residence March 22 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 24 from 4 - 8 p.m. The commission encourages residents to take advantage of this unique opportunity and to join the artists for a reception in the main reading area of the library directly following the Monday evening residencies 8 - 9 p.m. light refreshments will be served. The purpose of this program is to make artists' creative processes accessible to the public and to promote interaction between artists and the public. We encourage j-esidents to stop, obseKe, and talk with the artists. Each artist will create art work as they would in their own studio. The

public will then have the opportunity to both observe evolving works of art and to communicate with the artists. "Art Goes Public" originated with the Artist's League of Central Jersey and is held in this county for the first time with grant funding from the state Council on the Arts, state/county Block Grant Program.

A Medieval Flashback At Library COURT HOUSE - Visitors can step back into history at the Cape May County Library Saturday. Feb. 15 - approximately six centuries to the days of castles, knights and tournaments. History will come to life with costumed gentles dancing to medieval music, sword fighting, demonstrations of calligraphy, heraldry and merriment. A small medieval fair will be enacted by members of the Society for Creative Anachronism's local chapter, the Shire of Barren Sands. The local group has 100-plus members in the Atlantic. Cape May and Cumberland areas devoted to researching and enacting medieval arts and crafts. The demonstrations will begin at noon and continue until 4 p.m. Admission is free. Telethon Auditions OCEAN CITY - Talent auditions for the 10th annual telethon presented by the Cape May County unit of the American Cancer Society, will be held Sunday. March 2 at the Music Pier, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace, starting a t n o o n Those interested in auditioning must call 886-1154 for an appointment time. The telethon will be aired on TV 40 from Avalon and Wildwood, Saturday, April 26

Band Sets Antique, Craft Show COURT HOUSE - The Middle Township High School Marching Band will sponsor its 11th annual antique and craft show at the high school 9 a.m. -4 p.m. Saturday, March 8. More than 100 dealers will take part, and there is no admission charge. For dealer • informafion, Mil R. Ludwig,

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