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Sun.-Thuri. Mon.-Frl. Aftar * PM Before * PM $17 Quarters $15 Quarters $2.50 Voucher $2 50 Voucher Fri. Night and All Day Sat. Bafora 6 PM on Sunday $12 Quarters S2S0Deferred 7 DAYS A WEEK Sun. thru Thurs. Sun. thru^Ihurs. Before 6 p.m. After 4 p.m! All Day Frl. A Sat. $15 Quarters $10.00 in Quarters Our Personalized Service ALL DAY AND NIGHT Sun.-Frl. Sun. -Frl. A N»r 4 PM Before 4 PM $15 Quarters $12.50 Quarters $5 Food Credit $5 Deferred $5 Deferred $2.50 Food Credit All Day Saturday $1 2.50 Quarters Sun--Frl. After 4 PM $10 Quarters Prime Rib Dinner $5 Deferred $at. Only $10 Quarters $7 Food Credit $5 Defer red Sun. -Frl. Sun.-Thurs. Before 4 PM After 4 PM S!2.50Cash $15 Quarters $2.50 Food & Beverage $2 50 Food & Be v $5 Deferred $5 Deferred Fri. 4 PM thru Sat. Night $1 2.50 tn Quarters

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TICKETS AND Kvir.ymn EICMOMOO DELI-CVT VIIUS - INFORMATION J*1" "J1! KSTMIMHT I HOTEL 1911 U..0,, EHMIUCT AVAILABLE AT: R.o Grande 8501 Atlantic Ave Sea Isle City 2200 Bayshore Rd Wildwood Crest Villas Call lot Information t Rest nutans ot Stop in Our Offict-r^., suCwi [ti„„ .nt,ut >

Presidential Quilt Made

U COURT HOUSE - Lear7 ning about presidents / became an interesting and challenging subject for first graders in Mrs. Bette Evans' class at Middle Township Elementary School. I While studying each president, iron-on transfer squares were colored with magic markers by the

children. After the squares were completed and signed by them, their parents sewed the squares together with red yam to make a quilt. Along with other president-related materials, the quilt is being displayed in the entrance showcase of the school.

Cruises Set on Schooner

CAPE MAY - A new ; form of recreation will be i available in the county this I year, with the Delta Lady. a 65-foot replica of a i Chesapeake Bay* Oyster < Schooner, in operation out I of Schellenger's Landing, i Cape May Harbor. i For the past 12 years, the I Delta Lady has operated off the East End of Long

Island, the vessel will sail daily, on tours along Victorian Cape May's beach, through the Cape May Canal to Delaware Bay

along Higbee Beach, or a moonlight cruise to Sunset Lake and return. The sailings will be by charter. For information, call 884-1919 from April 15 Oct. 1, or 768-1585 from Oct. 2 to April 14. Capt. Franchetta skippers the Delta Lady.

Campaign \ The American Heart J Association. Southern New I Jersey ^Chapter, has anI nounce<i tfie initiation of its I Dear Neighbor campaign in Avalpn and Stone Harbor. In the coming weeks. s residents of the two boroughs will be approach ed by telephone and mail \f by American Heart Association volunteers. Roger Townsend. local director, said. "Funds raised through this campaign will finance research and public education"

Party Held v Fdr Easter WILDWOOD - Mayor Earl B. Ostrander welcomed more than 600 children and adults who turned out for the wildwoods Recreation Departments 23rd Annual Easter Party at Fox Park April 21. All the children that entered the various races received some Easter candy with the two winners in each race receiving large Easter eggs. City Councilman Walter Cottman drew stubs and awarded 15 Easter baskets plus three bicycles. The bike winners were: Rebecca Vlastaridis of North Wildwood, Jim Simcox of wildwood, and Lisa Wean of Wildwood Crest.

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