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^ i By Llbby Demp Forreat f ^ ^ TOMORROW IS MAY DAY. opening the way for our most favorite month of the year. There are those who love April and those who love June, but we've always loved May. Maypoles. May flowers. May evenings. We have to admit too that having our birthday fall in May might have something to do with liking this month so much... You can look for a variety of special events as well as Mother's Day and Memorial Day coming up. Plants are rushing along, bursting into bloom at every turn. We love to see fruit orchards in bloom ; apple blossoms especially delight us. They seem to bring back memories of other springtimes long ago. BIRD SONGS are rampant these spring evenings — and their songs too bring bacK sweet memory. Often when we hear a bird song it recalls a time and place so fervently we find it hard to believe that it wasn't just yesterday that 3II that took place. Oh, springtime. Housecleaning operations seem to be getting underway. Yard cleaning chores too. It's a busy time of year — but a beautiful time of year. Don't you agree? When it comes to the pleasures of springtime, we have to admit that the restaurant scene becomes even better ' than ever. Here are'a few favorites you're sure to enjoy: S. A. WADE RESTAURANT. Mark down Friday. May 9th on your calendar to enjoy S.A. Wade's great fare again Just in time for Mother's Day weekend. S.A Wade at 1st and New Jersey Avenue. North Wildwood will be serving many new dishes worth celebrating themselves. Steaks, seafood, veal and chicken are paid homage to by S.A. Wade's great dishes who offers some great specialties. Filet Mignon and-New York strip steak cut to order by the ounce < you deeide how much you want to eat ) are prepared just the way you like. Veal or chicken dujour is changed daily, so that you'll never be bored with dinnertime. Also featured during dinnertime is a dinner omelet served in a skillet with your choice of toppings, a perfect light meal for those with smaller appetites Prices at Wade's are reasonable, ranging from $7.95 to $18.95 for the surf and turf. JOHNSON'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT. It's always a great feeling to see the doors reopen at Johnson's Seafood Restaurant. Pacific Avenue at Burk in Wildwood. This year marks the 40th anniversary of this landmark restaurant that is amongst the town's finest. The special combination breakfast is a great bargain - it includes two country fresh eggs any style, two buttermilk pancakes, two country sausages and two strips of bacon, all for only $2.79. Dinnertime specials include Johnson's own spaghetti and meatballs, roast stuffed young turkey, and Port and Starboard — steamed Alaskan king crab legs and petite filet mignon. * AVALON SEAFOOD MARKET. From May through September, the Avalon Seafood Market is a great stopping off place to enjoy tasty treats from the sea. Located at 29th Street and Ocean Drive, Avalon. the Avalon Seafood Market has takeout dinners for seafood lovers as well as fried honeydipt chicken The 8 oz. Crab Imperial for $8.75 is broiled to perfect — and a great value. We don't have to tell you that nutritionists advise eating seafood for a healthy diet Steamed littleneck clams served with drawn butter and lemon cost $4.75 per dozen or $37.00 or 100 for a crowd. A LA CARTE. The A La Carte Restaurant on Cape May Washington Street Mall at the corner of Perry Street serves a big welcome to tourists as well as natives at its familiar setting. Open six days a week Mon. -Wed. -Thurs -Fri.. Sat. and Sun., it serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in a relaxing atmosphere "Stanley's Sunrise ". an A La Carte original, includes two eggs over easy, on too of corned beef hash, smothered with special cheese sadci^ — liver and onions, chicken and broccoli medley <we love it). London Broil with Bearnaise sauce, shrimp and rice pilaf. and fish and chips. <12— per reiisbai BALLYS| HarraHs KM BONUS ») BONUS 423 BONUS <A4$ARS admit is Ktl50gOWUS KTITBONUS 422 BONUS

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