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^VICTORIA'S TABLE ^ THE GRAND HOTELS of CAPE MAY formerly (The Golden Eagle in) I For Dinner • Dancing • Cocktails , PLEASE CALL 884-5611 Mother's Day Dinner VSHP Served 3 to 9 P.M. We offer you a full course ' home-style dinner menu ArkK%Jllj}c nP^v - To Start Your Meal ... , l])W __ i Your choice of SOUP, SALAD or FRUIT CUP V VJsLauH I i 1 i iViAf If you prefer (at an additional charge) cMpWttAXUl 111 i Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail $5.95 Stuffed Mushrooms $5.50 , ^3wS™MUllj» f \ French Fried Mushroom Caps $3.50 . \ Clams Casino $4.95 Escarfiot $4.75 /r r ' EARTH'S BOUNTY 77fT ![ BAKED VIRCINIA HAM $7.95 >JM[' , / I'&St I ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF illXJJlr I Ir^l/ Entrees are served with a Potato and Hot !Lf ' A 'ROAST TURKEY with Herb Stuffing. $7.95 O'tl7 i, I ill' I •CHOPPED BEEF STEAK $7.95 \ 1 / II | III ROAST LOIN OF PORK $7.95 . 1. y ■ I j/l VEAL PARMIG1ANA served urilh Pasta$10.95 4u U L. lILo ; ! HONEY OUT FRIED CHICKEN $7 95 flYRYKTOlT III | FILET MICNON $ 17.951 MMu IM I HI ! OCEAN'S FINEST I I l| BROILED FLOUNDER $8 95,11 II I iL STUFFED FLOUNDER $10.95 \1\ Ui |Bti U jf LOBSTER TAIL $17.95 c V ■ f|TWIf|fUI 111 illWlL j CRAB SOUFFLE $12.95 VM fl Mil " ]EV SCALLOPS WRAPPED IN (II H \ T\I i BACON EN BROCHETTE $10.50 111 •FRIED SHRIMP. $10.95 TAHUIUI IV SHRIMP SCAMPI. $11.95 -lllfj ljtl| H MlM AND TO FINISH )VUR MEAL YOUR CHOICE OF DESSERT FROM Vy || 1*1 f Wf\4> SPECIAL SELECTION OFFERED BY THE CHEF JJIfAX Sad (YM.r.-SWtuU FhU Or»IL« <n Mk * NUI i|"'"-' •€HttJ)R£N*S SPECIALS— 12.00 ku tforr primed price. Full a la carte menu Friday & Saturday

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Martin to Seek Shadow May 8

OCEAN CITY — Martin . Z. Mollusk, this resort's pomp-crazed Hermit Crab, will seek his shadow for the 11th consecutive year 11 a.m. Thursday, May 8, at the Moorlyn Terrace Beach. Should Martin see his shadow, summer comes a week early, according to the folklore of this family resort. Should he fail to cast an image, no big deal, summer arrives on time. During 10 previous tries, Martin has never failed, much to the delight of commercial interests in the l community. X A FIRM ADVOCATE of pomposity, the testy crusta- | cean insists that his en- | trance to the beach and the prognostication ceremonies maintain a high profile. The Ocean City High School Band will play something that sounds like

"Pomp and Circumstance''' to herald the crab's approach. This year, the shellfish will be escorted to the beach by the 55th Street Men's Club Pooper Seooper Brigade, a group that impressed onlookers at the city's recent Doo-Dah Parade. Baton Twirlers, cute little Hula Babies and other hangers-on from the South Jersey School of Baton and Dance will greet Martin on the sands. Just prior to his creep, an inexpensive rendition of MZM's theme song, "Some Enchanted Morning" (you may see a tree crab across a crowded beach) will be performed before the incredulous crowd. BORN ALONG the Zambesi River the crab, who was deserted by his parents at birth (for good

"reason) later moved to Tepid Swamp, La. , where he met his wife, Mollie, a former Miss Crustacean, the pair moved to Ocean City, where Martin impressed the chamber of commerce with his ability to predict weather and garner publicity. The Crab's colorful career is documented in an autobiography, "The Martin Z. Mollusk Story or Rhyme and Punishment", a long epic written in monotonous couplets. Copies are available from the gift shop of the Ocean City Historical Museum, 409 Wesley Ave., where they are gathering dust. For more information on Martin Z. Mollusk Day, contact the Big Crab, City Hall, Ocean City, N.J. 08226. phone 399-6111, Ext. 222.

Rescue Squad Aux. Events VILLAS - The Ladies i Auxiliary of the Lower j Township Rescue Squad I will hold a social 8 p.m. I Monday, May 5, at the | squad building. Main and i Georgia Avenues. I The auxiliary will also I hold a Mother's Day cake I sale 9 a.m. -2 p.m. SaturI day, May 10, outside the ! laundromat at Ridgewood and Bayshore Road. j 6th Flower I Show Set 1AVALON — Plans are in motion for "Flowers in Concert", the sixth annual flower show of the Avalon Garden Club, to be held 1-6 p.m. Thursday, June 5, at the Avalon Community Hall. 30th Street and the Beach. There will be no admission charge, according to , Betty S. Light, show chairman.

10 ^TTheArrival of A New Summer Season!

OPENING WEEKENDS BEGINNING MAY 9 ■'ten fitting COZY MORLEY Sat.. May 9 .4 Mother's Day Special Menu! In Addition To Our Reyutar Menu Dinners F<|^our! Carved Ta^Kide! You Take Home What's Left! family Size baked ham roast leg of lamb chateaubriande Beginning 2 P.M. Sunday. May 11 Call for Information & Reservations! Mother's Day Special Menu

MAY CELEBRATION! !>hV/i Dancing and Live Entertainment DAILY SPECIALS From Our Select Menu From $4.95 Open Every Day For Breakfast. Lunch and Dinner For A Delightful Meal In a Sidewalk-Cafe Atmosphere Visit The Gold Whale! Call For Information '.

Marquis de Lafayette Inn on the Beach 11 Between Ocean and Decatur on Beach Drive • Historic Cape May. N J. . fijfc <609)884-343!

...on the way to Cape May * ™ Restaurant End of Parkway & Rt. 109 OPEN FOR THE SEASON HOURS: 6 A M. - 1 P.M MON. THURS. FRI. 6 A M - 1 P.M.. 5 P.M. - 8 P.M. SAT. 5 A.M.-l P.M.. 4-8 P.M. SUN 6 A.M. • 8 P.M. (CLOSED TUBS.) Weekday . |j|J ££. *2 50| Friday Dinner Special l*d»4e* Soup or Salad $ A 7 5 jggfti I rtj. rofla. )«Mo T SUNDAY DINNER SPECIAL BREAST OF CHICKEN

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