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0*- ^nv "42" I RESTAURANT A FRESH FISH AND LOBSTER RESTAURANT $6.95 Special Full Course Dinners ... Thursday Night Only! Gourmet Full Course Seafood Dishes and Non-Fish Entrees Only ... $8.95 Open for breakfast and lunch Mon. thru Sunday 7 AM-3 PM Serving dinners from Thursday to Sunday 4 til t 42nd and Bay, Sea Isle City • Also specializing in party trays and catering 01 . i Only The Best From" J / Ov Our Own Seafood Market! (T¥»

1^6 HENNY'S U r» I* Stone Hirfcor In tSB£9J |j tTthATHMOAVI. SM-Mtt ; I DAILY LUNCHEON ! OPEN SALAD BAR ra Mo.,4*. 11:SM; to. H I J \Sl winter dining hours v FBI. A SAT. 5-10; SUN. 4-S | I *T. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY if THURS. - MARCH 13TH ft •SPECIAL IRISH MENU V •PARTY HATS K X • MUSIC FEATURING THREE ffl $ CHEERS 6 P.M. - 11 P.M. « A Coi «OT RoowvoBons 6222 East Schellengcr Wildwood • LUNCH SERVED • Tuesday - Saturday 12 3 • DINNER SERVED • Tuesday ■ Saturday 4:30-9:30 Sunday 3:00-9:30 Late Supper 9:30-12:30 (Closed Monday) LORI CESAR Friday and Saturday Nights Sunday— FAMILY DAY Children under 12 FREE when I accompanied by parents. Limit 2 children. 522-4400 AV PRIVATE ROOMS J. FOR BANQUETS

Dining & Entertainment JL- , By Libby Demp Forrest g ^ > GET READY for some surprises in the weather as we edge closer and closer toward spring. When you're all ready for spring, the weather does a turn around. Just about the time you start looking for that first robin. Mother Nature is apt to leave a blanket of new, clean snow with a howling wind to boot. The sun is creeping higher and higher in the sky at noon, and no doubt you're noticing how much lighter it is now in the early morning. A late February or March snowfall cannot last as long as a heavy snow earlier in the winter - because there's a greater heat from the sun now on rooftops and on streets. The first robins are enroute, flying from Bermuda and Florida and other gulf states where they spent the winter. Along with the flock of robins are the early birds (human species) who'll be returning from the southlands too. We're close too to seeing the first bloom of crocuses and JL snowdrops. The month of March is a little than a week Tv^ away. In like a lion, out like a lamb? We'll just have to J J] wait and see . . . iy In spite of the fickleness of late February weather, the warmth of our local restaurants is a pleasant retreat from the outdoors. We have some very nice places we've t especially enjoyed lately. Read on: ALEXANDER'S. This noted Cape May inn and restaurant located at 653 Washington St., is now open for 5 the season, serving the excellence that has put it in the )\ forefront of distinquished shore places, z Friday and Saturday dinners are served from 6 p.m., and the fine Sunday brunch is a drawing card for locals as S well as those who journey from the city to enjoy the \ delicious foods. The Sunday brunch is served from 10 a.m. '/ to 1 p.m. If you're weekending in the historic city, you K may want to enjoy Alexander's deluxe overnight accomodations also. For dinner and/or overnight accomj modations call 884-2555. \ | RUSSO'S. Russo's at 4415 Park Blvd., Wildwood is the x home of great Italian dishes created especially for new as ^ well as loyal customers. f/ The white- natured veal and seafood are the great g specialties in this most relaxing restaurant and cocktail A lounge. We've heard it said many times from longtime jS customers that they consider Russo's to be amongst the y, best restaurant in the Wildwood area. Russo's has been (/> long identified with affordable food in the grand tradition $ of restaurants the world over that serve only the finest, a Currently the hours are 5 to 9:30 p.m. Friday, and 5 until /l 10 p.m. on Saturdays. Reservations suggested - call V 522-7083. s ... J GOLDEN INN. The elegant atmosphere of the Golden fa Inn remains unchanged season after season, and the JT guests to this famous hotel and conference center enjoy all the many amenities only an accomplished hostelry can f) provide. & The Sunday Champagne Brunch is a glistening way to » start a new week. Enjoy Grace O'Brien's piano entertain- f W ment from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The dinner menu remains fa" unchanged with all the old favorites that have helped to jX bring fame to every season of the year. In spite of the traditional selections, there are always new cuisine being introduced. Saturday breakfast buffet is served 8 a.m. till ^ 11 a.m., and Saturday luncheon is .served from noon to ■ 2:90 p.m. The live entertainment on Friday andjfelm&y ■ nights brings the music of •five Easy ■ ^weekend jp t ojj%rs pecIES*-- rvnt i I call 368-5155. ■ ™ % * . •

Carver Due At Library

COURT HOUSE - Joseph Lowell, decoy carver/wood sculptor, will be in residence at the County Library Main Branch here 11 a.m. -3 p.m. Saturday and 4 p.m. -3 p.m. Monday. Feb. 22. Lowell is a resident of Villas and has been carving decoys for 12 years. This past summer he was resi1 dent carver at Historic Cold Spring Village. During this residency he will encourage questions and share his art and knowledge with the public. He has displayed his works at the Lower Branch of the County Library, in the Art Gallery of the Lobster House in Cape May I City and at the Sands Hotel I and Casino in Atlantic City. I This program is sponm sored by the Cape May V County Cultural and

Heritage Commission with I funding from the New I Jersey State Council on the I Arts. There will be an open I reception 8-9 p.m. Monday I in the Main Reading area. I Light refreshments will be I served.

Radio Club COURT tfDUSE - The I Cape May County Amateur I Radio club will meet 7:30 1 p.m. Thursday. Feb. 27, at the County Library, ■ Mechanic Street. All radio amateurs and I persons interested in amateur radio are I welcome. For further information, call 368-1453 or 886-2361.

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