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Middle Lighting Contest COURT HOUSE - The Middle Township Recreation Department is sponsoring a home lighting contest for township residents during the Christmas season. In past years, many township residents decorated their homes for the Yule Season, this year, the Recreation Department is inviting everyone to join the contest. Trophies will be given to home owners in the following categories; spirit of Christmas award, most traditional, most creative, children's choice award and best overall. Judging will be done by members of the Recreation Commission between Friday and Sunday, Dec. 20 and 22. To enter the contest, residents should call Gregg Arnold at the Recreation Office daily at 465-3520. Trip Slated To Theater COURT HOUSE - The Bayberry Twig Auxiliary of the Burdette-Tomlin Memorial Hospital is sponsoring a bus trip to see the musical La Cage aux Folles, with Peter Marshall. at the Forrest Theater in Philadelphia Wednesday, Feb. 5. The bus will leave Jamesway parking lot at 9:00 a.m. and return immediately after the show. There will be a stop at the Gallery with time for lunch and shopping. If interested, call 967-4736 or 368-3271. Graduate COURT HOUSE - Tracy Lee Burnley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burnley of this community, received her B.S. degree in Criminal Justice from West Chester University, West Chester. Pa., at commencement exercises Saturday, Dec. 14.

M ARIES: The weekend is yours for the asking. The Moon in your sign gives you impetus, independence and imagination. Guard against spending more than your budget advises! Get taxes in order. TAURUS: Last-minute Christmas shopping can put a dent in your savings. During this introspective cycle discern what you want from life. Two matters require you to seek professional opinions. GEMINI : So much is happening to your mate or partner that you are fit to be tied! Friends invite you to a distant affair, but home/career obligations cause temporary problems. CANCER: You come out on top where career and business ventures are concerned. Previous sacrifices make this a better time for joint financial improvement. Do not play hopscotch with another's emotions! LEO: Priorities change mid-week: travelling is not as easy to do. and insurance and monetary issues occupy your time. Thrift becomes essential. Philosophical and religious contemplation alter your outlook. VIRGO: Salvage what you can from current situation. Home life will be a four-ring circus, a bit restrictive perhaps, but far from dull! Joint financial sector requires your expertise. LIBRA: Social and contractual obligations keep you close to home. Attempt to be a harmonizing influence at meetings and conferences. An excellent career opportunity offers financial advancement. SCORPIO: Use your strong desires to cut out negative habits. You began to solidify security and re-coup a loss. Judgment and intuition enable you to move ahead in current project. SAGITTARIUS: Moon's cycle allows more time for recreation and entertainment. Saturn, Mercury, Venus and Uranus all in your sign help you to solidify, to communicate, to harmonize and to experience enlightenment ! CAPRICORN: An older figure lends you support from behind-the-scenes. Take care of home repairs, removing any hazards to safety. You gain access to privileged information from a confidant. AQUARIUS: Begin literary projects, make important contacts, travel as often as possible, and submit ideas ear ly in the week. Friends need your shoulder during current crises. Be sympathetic. PISCES: Your pioneering spirit enables you to increase your income. Remember that even though you may be able to change your way of thinking, you should not impose your philosophy on others.

Pre-school Activities

CAPE MAY - The city's Pre-School Activity Hour will be expanded to five days a week starting in the winter recreation schedule. The class will be en exercise and activity course for children. Each class will follow a central theme with activities which will include games and arts and crafts. The class will be held Mon- j day through Friday 9:45 - 11 a.m. at the Franklin Street Civic Center beginning Jan. 6. It is open to all pre-schoolers aged 2 to 5 in j Cape May County.

Call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27 or register for the course at Convention Hall weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

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I New Year's I Eve Party I RIO GRANDE -The Rio I Grande Fire Co. is again | sponsoring a gala New Year's Eve party, at the Fire Hall, Delsea Drive and New York Avenue. Tickets are available from any member or at Krown Record Shop in the Rio Mall. The party will start at 9:30 p.m. and run until 3 a.m., and the music will be "non-stop", provided by a D.J. A hot and cold buffet will be provided along with set-ups, hats, and noisemakers, B.Y.O.B.

COURT HOUSE PIZZH i SANDWICH SHOPPf , 111 SOUTH MAIN ST.C.M.C.H. N.J. . | Dally Luncheon Specials 1 1-3 r $2.50 new!! italian dinners Spaghetti and Meatballs $4.75 Our homemade sauce. Includes Tossed Salad. Italian Bread & Butter. 465-5930 Open 10 am- 10 pm, 7 Days, Year Round

1^1 I NND&zrS I ■ ■ W DINNED & [MZING^ Enjoy a fantastic evening beginning with your choice of the Whitebrier's two evening dinner seatings. . . 6 and 9 p.m. Then, dance to live music and prepare yourself for the merrymaking of bringing in the New Year in Whitebrier style from 9 p.m. til 2 a.m. \ £ jm 7 WIHTEBDIEQ Y1 J INN | RESERVATIONS 609 967-5225 20TH STREET BETW EEN OCEAN & DUNE DRIVE AVALON. NEW JERSEY

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An Exciting And Festive NEW YEAR'S EVE GALA! With DINNER, DANCING And LIVE ENTERTAINMENT! Monday, December 31 8 p.m.-l a.m. Reservations Required JOIN US FOR ' C0u/i NEW YEAR'S DAY BRUNCH! Starting at 1 1 a.m. CALL FOR RESERVATIONS & INFORMATION!

^ I Friday, December 27 For Breakfast. Lunch And Dinner! ENTERTAINMENT BY Wild wood's Own II . RON DiROMA QUARTET AND SHOW! Friday and Saturday Nights ! II PLUS ... A Special After - Dinner Show With COZY M0RLEY! Sat., December 28 & January 4 Fine, Gourmet Dinners For A Quiet, More Relaxed I «• NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION! I Also Featuring new year s day dinner specialties! VISIT THE GOLD WHALE .y V/ ru'yuc ./fp«r .9 en i \ f ttpafp+mrnf .'

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS! I ' JL Marquis de Lafayette Inn on the Beach -Jf Between Ocean and Decatur on Beach Drive • Historic Cape May, New Jersey 08204 • (609) 884-3431 t&Mtm