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1 ATTENTION SHOPPERS: I w check out the princeton's chris'/mas'gi^t selection ALSO AVAILABLE M M LIBERAL DISCOUNTS FOR CASE ORDERS W Pfc;. FREE GIFT WRAPPING AND DELIVERY Please Place Orders Early!!! i Win a $1D00 Gift § Certificate Just in i Time to Go Shopping! . m A New Winner m Every Day!* mm Just park your car in any Atlantic City parking lot from December 3-24, wMy. 1984 and enter the Atlantis Grand-A-Day Holiday Shopping Spree. You can mm win a $1000 Gilt Certificate of your choice from: Bloomingdale's, Empress mm Travel, Silo, John Wanamaker, Gimbols East, Strawbridge S Clothier or %my. Atlantis Casino Hotel. Here's all you have to do to enter:

yyyy/, • Bring a same-day-stamped park■W/y, ing ticket to the Grand-A-Day yyv// Booth in Atlantis Casino Hotel, mm • Fill out an Official Entry Blank.

• The drawing will take place at the Grand-A-Day Booth at 9:00P.M. daily (except Saturday ') until December 24. 19B4.

Drive In and Win The Atlantis p Grand-A-Day Holiday Shopping Spree W/Mr Get in on Attends Action — and the 51000 Gift Certificate of your choice — today! It 's easy. It 's fun. It s just in time mm tor the holidays. And It 's only at Atlantis. .dMb.

No purchase necessary. Musi be 21 or older to AMyfa enter Employees ot Atlaqfis, their families, /MW. and agents of the hotel are ineligible. Void yyOOOv where prohibited by lay. Complete details '/Mw available at Atlantis Gtand-A-Day Booth, 2500 •{ oyyyyO Boardwalk, Atlantic City. New Jersey 08401 pP^ Flonda Ave at the Boardwalk Atlantic City I

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Students Work on Display

COURT HOUSE - Com- d mercial Art students at the F vocational Career Center are preparing their annual v Christmas display. This pro- c ject is housed in the lobby of t the school and depicts a theme appropriate to the holiday season. Each fall the Commercial Art class develops a new theme and prepares the three-dimensional display. The themes have varied over the years from a scene depicting a traditional family Christmas in front of a fireplace to Santa Claus in outer space. The theme is not revealed until the display is assembled and in place. THE PROJECT is super vised by Ray Schultz, commercial art instructor. Schultz was a full-time, freelance commercial artist for 30 years in New York City. He has taught at the vocational schools for eight years. A graduate of Thomas Edison College, he is active in art-related organizations throughout the county. He is currently writing a commercial art textbook for | American Technical Publishers which is slated for publication in the spring ! of 1986. Schultz sees the holiday

display as a challenging project. "The students learn to work with threedimensional objects rather than designing on a flat sur-

face," he said. "TTiis kind of experience is helpful for those who might work in window or float design, interior design, and even landscape design."

Adding Spice to Holidays ELIZABETH - "Auld acquaintances" should never be forgotten, according to common sentiment, but some of tired standard holiday recipes could be laid to rest. Shop- Rite Supermarkets' new free pamphlet. "The Holiday Sampler", points out a creative approach to New Year's Eve Buffet that includes a salmon party ball, pineapple stuffed spareribs and chocolate Nesselrode cake, in addition to offering suggestions for a unique Christmas open house, and New Year's Eve brunch. RECIPES THAT add spice to Christmas open house include cucumbertomato yogurt, spinach salad with sesame seed dressing and Parsesan bread sticks. "The Holiday Sampler", currently available in the Consumer Information Center of each ShopRite, also outlines preparation tips, such as recipes that can be made in advance. To obtain "The Holiday Sampler" drop by ShopRite Consumer Information Center or send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to ShopRite Supermarkets, Consumer Information Center, 600 York St., Elizabeth, NJ 07207. STONE WLRBOR DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Dec. IS Overall Results: 1st, Gene Reed and Gerry Miller 46 f 2nd, Bob Owens , and Bill Coan 42 3rd, BarbStreeter and Wilma Curly 37 4th. Charles Redshaw and Wilma Curly 3S

m) Join Us for the Festivities! NEW YEAR'S WEEKEND Starting Friday Evening With The Cozy Morley Show! The Seashore's Favorite Comedian ! 10:30 pm • Reservations for Dinner & Show Recommended SKIP KEHR! Weekends for Your Dancing & Listening Pleasure Sunday Night Features THE MIGHTY MIKE SHOW Elvis • Country • Rockability Show 10:30 pm • Rcsen<atkms for Dinner & Show Recommended The Gold Whale Will Be Open for Dinner New Year's Eve 1 jkatyvil J. Inn on the Beach — For All Seasons - Between Ocean & Decautr Beach Drive, . f a Historic Cape May. NJ P 1' Ocean View • Valet Parking y rt • Reservations Accepted: 884-3431 w Mingle with friendly natives. J Enjoy the warm intimacy W . v of our tropical atmosphere. f v&m Celebrate the New Year with exotic fty,. M f entrees that speak fluent Urie"* with \

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f FREE CHAMPAGNE! 3 Have dinner for two on Ne* Year s Eve or New Year's Day and a bottle of champagne comes with it free! Dinner's served from 4 to 10 pjn. HAPPY HOUR AND FREE HORS D'OEUVRES! New Year s Day from 5 to 6 pm in the Peg leg Parrot Lounge! MUSIC! DANCING! AND A VERY ENTERTAINING NEW YEAR'S EVE! With J. C Lane and Jim Wood calling the tune in the Pegleg Parrot Lounge From 800 tS! ...? No reservations needed. No fixed prices!

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