10 Herald - Lantern - Pispatcl{7 May '86

,/,>! CAMPBELL'S | ^ ^ g Food Mart % ^ RT. *7 at BAY SHORE ROAD • GREEN CREEK. NJ GRAND OPENING SPECIALS t — ] We carry a full line of: " • Groceries boiled ham 89e '/t lb. • Cold CutS HATFIELD BOLOGNA. . . .69° Vi lb. , 9a|aH HATFIELD ROAST BEEF. .89° '/« lb. potato salad 79° ib. • Cigarettes . • Candy ■T~sodI _J • Richman's Hand Dipped Ice Cream COKE 3 liter S1.49 . Hof pnffpp PEPSI 2 liter $1.09 nC)I ^OTTee • Soda • Juice - To Go 24 Flavors of Richman Ca" Ahead For Take-Out Hand Dipped Ice Cream OPEN 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. Turkey Hill % gal. $2.49 7 DAYS A WEEK Richman sq. Vt gal. $2.69 Prices Subject to Change ■ [ COUPON "| "Se'to OpenMedium Fountain Soda i „ "ay : . ____ I Cutting FREE J Ceremony" With Purchase of any t May 9th 1 1 a.m. SUB ' Join The Fun Offer Expires 5/ J 5/86 J Hope for Sun U ^

^ Seminar | On Toxic Waste COURT HOUSE - The Cape May Court House Neighborhood Association, in conjunction with the American Association of University Women, is presenting the second seminar in a series on toxic waste 7 p.m. Friday, May 16, at the Methodist Church Hall, Route 9 and Church Street. It is free and open to the public. Two of the featured speakers, Henderson W. Pritchard and John Higley, biologist and engineer, respectively, will discuss the available technological solutions to toxic waste. Pritchard is a longtime summer resident of Cape May. Higley is a senior design and application engineer and has participated in the development and introduction of detection, monitoring and scavenger recovery systems. Both speakers will give the public a simple explanation of the technology available and the problem-, solving techniques concerning pollutants released into the soil and groundwater. Penny Party GOSHEN — Friendship Council 27, Daughters of America, willjsponsor a penny party rp.m. Monday, May 12. at the council rooms. Route 47. All are invited.

GIFTS TO CITY — Artist Edwin Hewitt, left, and Steve MacDonald, chairman of Hereford Inlet Lighthouse Commission. display Hewitt's pen and ink drawing of historic beacon, which was presented to City of North Wildwood.

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/ krinos imported \aV>* * greek foods and s italian products We Sell Our Own Homemade Italian Sausage — Hot or Sweet $2.29 lb. Also Try Our Complete Deli-Line Specials Imported Ham $2.79 lb. | Hatfield Cooked Salami S1.59 lb. ^ Hatfield German Bologna $1.59 lb. N.Y. American Cheese... $1.89 lb. 1 ijgjj Provolone Cheese $1.99 lb. ■ 1 15ft and tow JmtyMM., U„ .||. Ufllil^n n it NOWw HlluwwOfl How»: Sandwich Shop 10:30 a.m. - Tilt Hgg> afttf 4 p.m.

Serving Homemade Pasta Dinners Daily • Ravioli 4 to 8 p.m. • Baked Rigatoni • Linguini w/White Sauce • Baked Rigatoni w/Peas • Linguini w/Shrimp Marinara Sauce • Spaghetti • Spaghetti & Meatballs I (All Pasta Dinners Include Bread. Butter & Salad ) I FREE 64 oz. Franks Soda ^ Made by Valdo \ w/pizza Stromboli Ifc mm Cheese Pizza $6.35 H m&L Extra Cheese S7.10 T:"j Sicilian Sb!o() 2 S Extras $1.00 7 > stromboli m 88? Pepperoni & Cheese $6.95 Ham & Cheese S6.95 W& te® Combination S9.50 Jp§! BA Cheese Steak Stromboli ... $ 1 1.50 g~ - .YOUR CHOICE I TREE DELIVERY" 522-3576 I