dining & entertainment—

Featuring Fresh $4350 Roast Turkey C3 SQ95 Roast Duck 7 m,d \ / < 3fl.oSw- '/ WEEK \ = *KE0 / SPECIALS WsH||^ 465-5388 • U.S. Rt. 9, Burleigh 1 Mile So. of Exit 8, Garden State Plcy. ImW SPECIALS WEEKDAYS 3:00 P.M.-5:30 P.M. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS DeScious Home Cooked Lunch and Dinner Specials BEST SOUPS IN TOWN BKADS I PASTWES BAKED ON NBH8 Open 7 days a week 7:30 AM - POO PM

t < n ART V 950 Tilton Road . rnT»' r Northlield, N.J. PAPERS GRADUATION CELEBRATION Mom and Dad...it's almost over.. .Congratulate your Craduate with everything for your Graduation Party. iPereoaaittt^«5oow • Prr*unaliiH Btnnrr* with CancrautkttOM CtaAtM Cradu.le. n.mr in School Bed and WW* - Oaaa of *86 , School Colara • Onaa of *86 f0'°" • Decoration* and TaWe Centerpiece* • Graduation Picks & Stirrer* • Centerpiece* • Mortarboard Nutrups . • Cutout* and Graduate • Cake Decorating Supplies • Graduation Cake Pans • Black and White Craduate Caps • Cups. Clause*. Tumbler* • Sticker* and Seals • Hostess and Cairring Supplies • Scroll Diplomas and Canniaters • Chafing Dishes & Rack* • Figurine* & Plush Gifts • Sterno. Warming Candles • Part* Favor* • Outdoor Banners. Pennants, mmmmmmm Flap, Pole Wrap, Promotwnal A. Fim Hdr Communion & ComBalloon*, Mylar Curtains Pur- I finnation Tablnrear A Party J Deooratioaa

Wetlands to Have 2nd 'Spring Fling'

STON? HARBOR - A live exhibit of raptor birds, a flea market, continuous film and slide shows and environmental exhibits from the seaside wetlands of South Jersey, tours and children's activities are all included in plans for the second annual 'Spring Fling' Saturday, June 7 at the Wetlands Institute in Stone. The all-day event will begin at 10 a.m. with the emphasis on family fun and learning. The Wetlands Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to research and education programs concerned with coastal environment. It is open to the public Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. THE LIVE raptors will be brought by Bill and Stephanie Streeter from the Natural Science Raptor Center in Milford, Pa. 1T>ey also will be featured guests and speakers at a program I later that evening, followI ing a champagne reception I and dinner. Persons wishing to conCraft Show For Center OCEAN CITY - The Ocean City Cultural Arts Center is holding its annual Memorial Weekend Craft Show 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. Ninety craftspeople will display a variety and quality of craft items for sale. Admission is" free. Call the Arts Center at 399-7628 for information. D\nner Slated COURT HOUSE - A roast beef dinner to benefit the American Red Cross will be held 6-8-p.m. Saturday, May 31. in the Methodist Church Hall. Tickets are available at the Red Cross building, 465-5248. or by calling 465-5549.

tribute good, us uable articles (no clothing) for sale at the flea market should take them to the institute on Stone Harbor blvd. the morning of the 'Spring Fling'. For a fee, individuals may sell similar items at the sale. For table reservations and information, call 368-1211. Quilts, Decoys Sought CAPE MAY - The MidAtlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) is seeking local collectors willing to lend either antique or modern quilts, coverlets and decoys for display at the 6th Annual Quilt and Decoy Show and Sale. Items would be borrowed . for the duration of the show, I which will be held in Con- I vention Hall 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m -6 p.m. Sunday. The set-up day for the show is tomorrow. Items for display at the show should be brought to Convention Hall between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. then. However, objects will also be received through the course of that afternoon. Also, arrangements can be made for home pickup, by calling EXHIBITORS of quilts, coverlets and decoys will each receive two free passes to the show In addition, lenders will also have the opportunity to have free appraisals made of their objects by the qualified professionals who will be conducting appraisals through the course of the show. Free appraisals of quilts, coverlets and decoys will be a major feature of this year's show. Members of the public are invited to bring quilts and coverlets for appraisal by Georgina Fries 7-9 p.m. Saturday. The public can bring decoys for appraisal by a representative of Richard | Oliver Galleries of Ken- ' nebunk, ME at any time during the course of the show. Fun, Games AVALON - The Avalon Senior Citizens Organization holds its regular Fun and Games Day 12:30-3 p.m. Tuesday May 27, at the Community Hall, 30th and Avalon Avenue 12:30 to 3 p.m. There will be card games and craft classes, along with free blood pressure screening by a registered nurse . Coffee and doughnuts are served. Rummage Sale AVALON — A rummage sale to benefit the Helen L. Diller Home for Blind Children will be held at the home, 127 26th St., tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. The sale, including new and used merchandise, will run 8 a.m. -5 p.m. each day.

Bestsaraat ie this Ares! HUNAN mm CHINESE RESTAURANT OPEN YEA! tOOND - 7 DAT* A WOK Ito»» AJtTOHP.lt. -specializing inhunan mandarin szechwan shanghai cantonese style MIVM AM -Alt *00 CAN EAT hmur Lotcmtm mmrrr uia* to ui l**a *—*■■■» Uarf- 1* LUNCHEON • DINNER • CARRYOUT VILLAGE SHOPPES 886-1209 OF RIO GRANDE 886-0909 RT. 47 - RIO GRANDE FRED'S TAVERN^ WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET • t- 314-96th Street f STONE HARBOR In The Lounge FRIDAY, MAY 23rd SATURDAY. MAY 24th SUNDAY, MAY 25th CHATTER FRIDAY, MAY 30th SATURDAY, MAY 31st WANDERERS 368-5591 J Lifaaa itmi i«i uiu iiu tun jj 222 East Schdlengcr Wildwood • LUNCH SERVED • Monday-Saturday 12-3 • DINNER SERVED • Monday-Saturday 4:30-9:30 Sunday 3:00-9:30 Late Supper 9:30-12:30 LORI CESAR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS 5224400 I JY PRIVATE ROOMS VA FOR BANQUETS