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fsl j Seafood ! Market i 29th Street & Ocean Drive. Avalon 5 U 'Wide Variety of 'Complete line of \ Fresh Seafood Freshly Prepared { 'LIVE LOBSTER Seafood Platters I Caii ( •i Ahead lil U ^llTl I For KS|U|I2||1 f Take-Out i- - 967-7555 - J fTHE BEST FOOD IN TOWN I Uorm'd f&mi I y, MALI O, 1 ^h°° ) • SEAFOOD PLATTERS * • CHICKEN PLATTERS * • STEAKS & HOACIES « PIZZA » SOFT ICE CREAfTI FISH and PRODUCE MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS g • Bakery Open 7 A.M. Daily EflT IN OR TAKE OUT!! § CALL 368-7100 - \ 107th ST. AND THIRD AVE. ^ STONE HARBOR J CtiTHFswf BIGGER CASH BONUSES ON OUR BUSES TO ATLANTIC CITY | Aldus Sc/n - T hurt after $ p m —gat —————— —1 am $15.00 in Cash plus ▼ $5.00 in Add'l. Cash or Food Sm^J plus $5.00 Return Voucher.* I — BONUS Airtus Sun-Frl balora • p m -gat $1%^% $10.00 in Cash plus #11 $5.00 in Add'l. Cash or Food dVee plus $5.00 Return Voucher* I— BONUS ONLY $13.95 ADVENTURE TRAILS 886-3110 I

Fling For Family

STONE HARBOR - The Second Annual Spring Fling, sponsored by the Wetlands Institute Saturday beginning at 10 a.m., will include fun for the whole family. The day-long event will feature a variety of family activities, including en-

vironmental exhibits, guided marsh walks, scavenger hunts, touch tanks, fiddler crab races, and more. The highlight of the day will be a lecture about birds of prey by Bill and Stephanie Streeter of the Nature Science Raptor Center, who will display a few of their live birds. This 2 p.m. program will take place in the marsh view lecture hall and will in-' elude live hawks, eagles, and owls. REFRESHMENTS will be available throughout the day and a flea market on the front lawn will afford the opportunity to purchase a variety of items. One admission fee will admit participants to all exhibits and activities. For further information, call 368-1211. The Wetlands Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to research and education programs dealing with the coastal environment. Summer hours are Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Next week's menu of meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly June 9: Meatballs/brown gravy, buttered corn niblets, broccoli, applesauce, oatmeal cooky. June 10: Orange juice, chicken a la king, buttered rice, peas, cinammon bun. June 11: Meat loaf/brown fcravy, parslied potatoes, glazed carrots, apricot halves. June 12: Apple juice, stuffed creola peppers, suc1 cotash , tossed r salad/French dressing, ap- '* pie pie. : June 13: Tomato juice, baked fish filet, Tartar sauce/cocktail sauce, t green beans. Harvard 2 beets, pear halves. 2 Each meal is accompanied by bread. A margarine, coffee, tea, or \ milk. A SNACKS, delivered with / mobile meals to the homebound, are: y June 9: Ham sandwich, cole slaw, canned purple *'i plums, milk. ' ;; June 10: Hard boiled eggs, tomato/lettuce salad, '/ mayonnaise, crackers, pear, milk. ;i June 11: Luncheon meat A sandwich, marinated mix2 ed vegetables, raisin y cooky, milk. j June 12: Roast beef sand4 wich, pickled beet salad, orange, milk. 2 June 13: Sliced chicken u sandwich, potato salad, / brownie, milk. I Cruise Set To Casino MARMORA - The Upper Township Chamber of Commerce will sponsor an ■ evening cruise to Harrah's I Marina Casino in Atlantic I City Monday, June 9. I The boat will leave from I Sampson Brothers BoatI yard, Second and Bay I Avenues, Ocean City, 6 I p.m., and leave Harrah's I 11:30 p.m. Mrs. Mitzi Oeliing, 16 St. Martins PI.. Marmora, N.J. 06223, is in charge of reservations, which must be made by Friday, June 6. Art Show OCEAN CITY - The first Cape May County Art Show, under the sponsorship of the county Cultural and Heritage Commission, will be held 11 a.m.-6 p.m. ■ tomorrow on the board- ■ walk here. I There will be six I categories ranging from | oils to photography in three I divisions, professional, I amateur, and children's. I Cash prizes and ribbons I will be awarded.

f ACKQ PLACEJ) Lunches • Platters and Munchies 1 1:30 a.m. - 10 p.m. , Friday Happy Hours 4:3^0-7 Featuring Hot & Cold Munchies and D.J. Bob "Bulge" Mitchell jasper Wednesday Thru Sunday | Tuesday "SHRIMP MITE" 8-10 p.m.l 50 U Peel-Em Shrimp 5 and D.J. JAY 9-2 |l3601 Ocean Drive, AvalorK^ Visa & MasterCard Accepted ' OjS Closed Monday Except Holidays ^ q67 5081 ^

I OPEN DAILY I I 24 HOURS! I i • serving • i Breakfast 24 Hours Sandwiches • Platters i • featuring • i Charcoal Broiled Steaks And Burgers • Belgian Waffles Same Owner as "Original Steak Out " in Stone Harbor 4005 Landis Ave., Sea isle City • 263-6200