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Italian Affair Restaurant, Bay- S DINNER FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT OYSTER BAY. FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TRAINS, COME SEE LARRY AT SEE PAGE 3. THE HOLLY BEACH TRAIN DEPOT. SEE PAGE 18. Italian EARLY BIRDS EVERY DAY SPECIALS 11-6PM 1 LARGE CHEESE PIZZA $ 95 & 20 WINGS Affair STARTING AT 7. $ 95 +TAX FRESH, Restaurant & Pizzeria 21. HOMEMADE Excellent Dining in a DINNER ROLLS SANTA WILL BE HERE! 2 LARGE CHEESE PIZZAS MADE DAILY! Casual Atmosphere FAST DELIVERY friday, dec. 14th & 2 LITER SODA OPEN DAILY 11AM-10PM $ 95 +TAX 884-0505 from 6-8pm. 22. toys • giveaways for kids • DAILY LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS bring your camera Bayshore Mall, North Cape May (Next to Acme) PAGE 2 JERSEY CAPE MAGAZINE OPEN THURS- SUN THURS & FRI FROM 4PM SAT & SUN FROM NOON OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL SUNSET LAKE!! SUDS, SLICES & SONGS DAILY HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6P.M. 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