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\^n7rm^nm777znimzi^t ( ^ | HAPPY HOUR FRI. 4-6 v2 ) ^ DOEUVRES ^ 5 Steaks rJ iw <,ockui,s:i c2 Lud * LudPl Duer ! yf Specials Daily I hi Late Kifkt J y^J Sucks Inn Diy s *0 Enjoy The Sunshine...Dine ^ I >< On Our Outdoor Patio Kj ]£3 142 DECATUR ST.. CAPE MAY £> Xuyt 884-3449 • Parkagr (rood* • Frrr Deliver) Vj 7 ^2 •miwzxiiuzwuuis^ SIGHTSEEING TOURS IN A OPEN AIR OR AIR CONDITIONED TROLLEY CAR SEE... • OLD CAPE MAY POINT LIGHTHOUSE • HISTORIC COLD SPRING VILLAGE • CAPE MAY • SCENIC COASTAL AREAS #T0DBS ORIGINATE IN THE WILDWOODS DAILY TRIP IN SEASON 11 AJL — 2 PJL LEAVE YOUR CAR BEHIND! THE TROLLEY WILL PICK YOU UP AT OR NEAR YOUR MOTEL, APT. OR HOME CALL FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS FIVE MILE BEACH ELECTRIC RAILVAV CO. 729-9021 or 884-1874 . 1

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COURT HOUSE - A new pinpoint map of Cape May County is now available to help people get around. The map is a newly completed project of the County Chamber of Commerce. The map shows all of Cape May County and has features such as a place and

road index, listings of sites to visit, restaurants, accommodations, and campgrounds. Each has a number which corresponds to its location on the map. It also highlights special areas such as historical sites, municipal buildings, parks, museums, churches, libraries, airports, and golf courses. JDN THE REVERSE there are detailed maps of Avalon and Stone Harbor, Cape May, Cape May Court House, North Cape May, Villas, Ocean City, Rio Grande, Sea Isle City, and the Wildwoods. Each section depicts more streets and details than previously shown, with directions to the bridges be tween the islands and the mainland, including exit numbers. THE MAPS are available at the County Chamber of Commerce office and information center, mile post *1 1 on the Garden State Parkway and Crest Haven Road, and Seaville Service Area, mile post #18. The Chamber of Commerce information centers are open seven days a week 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 "p.m. The maps are on sale for $2.25 plus tax.

CCC Plans ' Orientation For Jobless : VINELAND — !■ Cumberland County College will be conducting a free Unemployed Persons Program (UPP) orientation session June 23 at 2 p.m. in Lecture Hall I. Under the program, the college will be offering during the fall semester career-related courses free of tuition for eligible unemployed persons. CCC implemented UPP in January 1985, and since then numerous unemployed persons have taken and completed career-related courses, free of charge, according to Joseph Hibbs, assistant dean of students. ••UNDER THE guidelines, unemployed persons or those who have been working for at least two years and have been laid off may be eligible for the program," Hibbs said. The dean stressed that only those who attend the orientation or have attended orientations held in July and November 1985 will be considered for fall semester enrollment under UPP. "New applicants must attend the orientation," Hibbs said. DURING the orientation, the purpose of UPP as well as its requirements will be discussed. College officials will outline admission procedures and explain course and program offerings. Also, Job Service representatives will be on hand to discuss their criteria for determining eligible participants.

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MONTREAL LIQUORS Visit our newly remodeled store featuring a wide variety o f imported & domestic beer, wine, & spirits

MAD BATTER International 4 NouveBe CuMne In a Special Place Breakfaat/ Brunch, Lunch, Dinner TIV 10 Jackson SI . Cape May. NJ 000-004-5870 1 I 1 -BeeKTtouth Jereey" . ^ ... 18TO-0O-6VB2-63-B4-65 jBfijSBSp "...Hot onty the Beet Rae- • sJXPl 9 teurant In 6ape May, but m iTTl ' " ill JL x aiao c^of ttvabeat you'll |OT9|pjf^jj frj jWg M MP NMYorkSohoWMklyNm PBBg'.r itf. A "..extraordinarily good"** * i "Aa a reviewer, It's rare to ry fcT<sr iWT 1r IW coma across a restaurant '/ that ons wants to 00 back to >0 NmL:" ': -r< li K W again and again. The Mad , • S V ' I \J Batter Is one e( those..." ~|J .ft None has surpassed The Mad aunxTuji i!nUu^sIy!u?irK?r OPEN 7 DAYS BREAKFAST • BRUNCH • LUNCH & DINNER THE BUFFET 1 Serve Yourself At The Chefs Bountiful Table of Hot Foods, Salad & Dessert Bars, Served From 4:30! FRUIT SALAD WITH FRESH SEASONAL FRUITS • FISHERMEN'S 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 O P E D POTATOES • ITALIAN SAUSAGE • RAVIOLI • BAKED STUFFED PEP PERS • FRESHLY COOKED VEGETABLES PLUS OTHER CHEF'S CREA-TIONS-CHEESE CAKE WITH CHERRY OR BLUEBERRY TOPP-ING-VANILLA. CHOCOLATE & BUTTERSCOTH PUDDING PAR- \ FAITS • 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 HUNTINGTON, HOUSE i. On. Block Off Th. BMcb A! Grnnt SI. 1 . .i^Bnncn a, ~ 5 1 Cape May « 884-5868 1%I Open Daily From 4:30 "uni »ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED' *