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07 DAYS A WEEK! f tj Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. I A HT r Fri. & Sat. Kit 10 p.m. \._ A|\l r Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner Av\ 1 NOW FEATURING A \<iy ^5 NEW DINNER MENU Restaurant ■ now featuring a new dinner menu * 301 Washington St. Mall (at Perry) Cape May • 884-5605

i THE BUFFET Serve Yourself At The Chefs Bountiful Table of Hot Foods, Salad & Dessert Bars, Served From 4:30! FRUIT SALAD WITH FRESH SEASONAL FRUITS • FISHERMENS CHOWDER • 25 DIFFERENT SALADS & RELISHES • TENDERAGED ROAST BEEF* BAKED COUNTRY HAM "FRIED SHRIMP*FRIED CLAMS "CHICKEN WITH CHINESE VEGETABLES & CRISP NOODLES "FISH FILETS COOKED IN LEMON BUTTER & WHITE WINE • HUNTINGTON CORN P U D D I N G ' ' • SC A L L 0 P E D POTATOES • ITALIAN SAUSAGE • RAVIOLI • BAKED STUFFED PEPPERS • FRESHLY COOKED VEGETABLES PLUS OTHER CHEF S CREATIONS • CHEESE CAKE WITH CHERRY OR BLUEBERRY TOPPING • VANILLA, CHOCOLATE & BUTTERSCOTH PUDDING PARFAITS • PUMPKIN PIE • CARROT CAKE • APPLE CRISP • APPLE. CHERRY & BLUEBERRY PIE ALL TOPPED WITH WHIPPED CREAM YOU SPOON YOURSELF • PLUS A COMPLIMENTARY BEVERAGE Adults ... $11.95 Children (10 years & under) ...$3.95 Toddlers. . . $1.95 The HUNTtNGTQN HOUSE One Block Off The Beach At Grant St. ' „ ^ | Cape May • 884-5868 'Tl FrL Sat. -Sunday From 4:30 1878 •ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED* I

Coloring Contest I Winners Announced

CAPE MAY -Winners of the recent Tulip Festival coloring contest were announced this week The contest was sponsored by the City of Cape May and the Herald Newspapers First place winners receive a $50 savings bond; second and third place winners reeeive tulip festival tshirts. ^ Winners were as follow s : Ages 13 to loo 1st Place. Kathleen Fath. 23. Green Creek; 2nd Place. Robin Mottershead. 29. Court House; 3rd Place. Stacy Lapuorth. 21. North Cape May. Honorable mentions include: Mike Wanberg, Avalon; Nancy Ann Beiseigel. North Wildwood; Jennifer Karaso. Court House: Wanda Lloyd. Court House: Dorrie Rich. Court House. Dora Johnson. Waretown; John Chaga. North Cape May. Anna Myers. Rio Grande.

Ages 9 to 12 1st Place. Tammy McCullough. 11. Wildwood; 2nd Place. Jeannemarie Beiseigel. 9. Wildwood: Heidi Stokes. 10. Court House. Honorable mentions are: Steven Groetsch. Cape May ; Darla Matthews. Cold Spring: Dina Matthews. Cold Spring, and Kenny Long. Court House. Ages 6 to x 1st Place. Donna Matthews. 6. Cold Spring: 2nd Place. Kyle Wanberg. 6. Avalon; 3rd Place. Myron Hunter Jr., 6. Cape May. Honorable mentions include: Jaime Hagan, Avalon; Jennifer Gray. Villas; and Danna Haberle. Woodbine. Expo Picks Dancer i OCEAN CITY - Kenley Bartz. a junior at Ocean City High School, has been selected for Talent Expo Jtoo to be held June 13 at the Garden Slate Arts Center in Monmouth. Bartz was selected following final auditions before a panel of five judges at Middlesex Community College. Edison. April 19. She was the only dancer chosen from this area. Talent Expo is a 19-year-old statewide search for talented teens between 13 and 18 sponsored byGarden Stale Cultural Fund SEVENTY-FIVE South Jersey students competed in preliminary auditions at Egg Harbor Township at which Bartz was selected as a semi -finalist She performed as interpretive jazz number to "Memories" Irom the musical "Cats", attired in a cat costume and makeup Bartz has studied dance for 13 years She is assisting her mother. Sydney Szymanski, at "A Chance to Dance" dance classes in Sea Isle City, where she resides. BARTZ WAS also selected to participate in the 1986 Cancer Telethon, televised on WMGM. and will participate in the Cape May County Teen Arts Festival. She js\ 16. has been a member of the Ocean City High School pom pom and cheerleading squads and is active in the Newcomers Club. She is a beach tag inspector for Sea Isle City. Stone Harbor Duplicate Bridge Club Winner* • I May 14 Eaal * Weal 1st Joe Schreckengaust It Cath Allman H 2nd Eileen Kalafski k Sally Souder 80 3rd Julia O'Neill k Libby Toner 78 4th Carolyn Elden & Betty Parker 74 Narth k Sooth 1st Gene Fisher ii Henry Buchiamco 78 2nd Mr It Mrs -Bill Fain 70 3rd Louise Kraus k Barb Bartowiak 68 4th Dorm Barker * Bob Owens 65

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