Cape May County Herald, 25 December 1985 IIIF issue link — Page 44

dining & entertainment—

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party kits For 2, 10, 25. 50. 100 or 1000 of your closest friends 8 Style Kits to choose from Also Budget Kits from 49C/person Including Hats, Horns, Leis. Serpentine Throws hats fej M * Over 50 different style New Year Hots to choose from ^ ■ For children Cone, Paper, Plostic. cellophane, Tiaras i m ' For Adults Poper. plastic, cellophane. Felt, Silk, satin, W/ glitter Top Hats-Block White, Gold Silver, Green, Grey . ' m 1 tiaras I M Ostrich Plume Six colors plus Black & White - Roaring 20's & Follies & Feothered for the uptown look!!!! balloons tfjT Bolloon Release Bags for Midnight We do the work or you can inflate. Eoch Bog contains 100 Balloons % jjhp latex helium balloons II Happy New Year Latex Also 26 colors in 3 sizes, in . I ■ eluding Block, Gold. Silver, Sold individually or by the | r f \ , .J « NOISEMAKERS j . I We hove the very loud & annoying to the silent type ! \ \ ■ Blowouts, Squeakers, Horns, party Poppers, Confetti, J^P IK'azy String, Air Horns, Glitter Confetti, Serpentine ^ Throws, Streamers, Ribbon, Leis, Gorters. Fishnets, 6 . Strings, Bunny Kits, Devil Kits, Glitter Bow Ties, . Womens Formal Tails, Vesfs-Hairspray, Eyelashes, "t* J Body Gel, Removable Totoos, Lipstick, Nail polish, I 4 Nails, Wigs. Costumes, Masks J

mylars 6 Hoppy New Year styles use on chains, tables, as centerpieces We also carry mylar ribbon, mylar sheets and mylar rolls for decorating 4' Mylar fringe backdrops $7 95 We also carry 168 different styles and special occasion mylor baloons at all times. banners From 15 ft to 4 ft. in length, Glitter Fringe, Mylor, continuous message roll, 12 different styles to choose from You can even have it personalized "1985 Happy Whoot Year 1986" tableware 24 colors in - Holiday New Years patterns in paper, plastic, tinted plastic, heavy duty plostic. BuHet Plates, Cocktail Plates, Dessert Plates, matching tablecovers, nopkins. glasses & coffee cupes Forks, knives, spoons in 24 matching colors. home catering Sterno, Rocks, Pans. Disposable Catering Troys, sec tional with inserts, reusable plastic hostess troys. Sheetcake Pans, Pie Pans, Tin, Cake Circles. bar items Plastic Glasses: Champagne, Tulip, Wine, Cordial all in steamwore Plastic cocktails glasses from 5 oz., 9 oz.. 10 oz.. 12 oz., 16 oz., Plostic Beer Mugs & Plastic Pitchers. Ice Buckets & wine Coolers, Bor Stirrers. Drink Pourers, Sip Stix, N.Y. Picks & Stirrers, Straws, ashtroys. Frill picks. Aprons. santa suits Rent or Buy. wigs, Beords, Belts. Boof Tops, Antlers, red noses, Santo Hats & socks, specs. Christmas Tableware & glasses still available. Decorations, Wrapping Paper & Ribbon, stocking stuffers & Balloons.

| League I Exhibits Listed CAPE MAY — Events at the Carriage House head- | I quarters on the Emlen j I Physick Estate, 1050 Washington St., have been listed by the Cape May County Art League. The exhibit for the month of December is a combination of various types of art forms and styles. Included are watercolors from the I streets of Cape May. Paris and Italy and the shores of * Maine. ; There are also oil pork traits and photographs of I many subjects. In addition. I there are threeI dimensional pieces in clay I and porcelain, silver, copI per. and enamel jewelry | and numerous forms of | wood carvings and bowls. FRIDAY MORNINGS 11 i to noon Play with Clay is I held for pre-schoolers ages i 3 and up. This is a fun and enjoyable experience for I all. To register call 884-8628. Robin Hudson of Cape May is the instructor and has some of her own works of art in pottery on display at the Art League. Arts and Crafts classes are offered at the Art League 1 to 3 p.m. Saturdays. Students will learn various forms of art, using their imagination to create a style. To register, call 884-8628. Books, some with a com- | ical look at art, computers and life in general, books of poetry (The Cape Writer) and guide books of Cape May are for sale at the Art League. Gingerbread houses are on display until Dec 28.

• * * CRAFTING — Mae Brett of Villas puts finishing touches on her ceramic snowman. Mae is a member of "Millman Crafters," a program sponsored by the Lower Township Recreation Department at the Joseph Millman Community Center, Villas, and is directed by Cass Clark.

ARIES: Short trips, neighborhood affairs and contacts with kin highlight your Holidays. You get to the bottom of the bothersome financial situation. Extra efforts bring Christmas bonus. TAURUS: You find ways to increase your income. Guard important documents during this time when organized clutter is not enough for self protection. Romance flourishes after the 27th. GEMINI: Moon's cycle favors getaways, personal achievement and attraction to others. After Christmas you will be more inspired and motivated to finish projects and get on with your life! CANCER: Venus moving into your marriage/partnership sector shortly after Christmas harmonizes relationships with others and eases tensions on the home front. Behind-the-scenes help improves your outlook. LEO: Your social calendar will be filled with parties and engagements. Friends seek your company and creative affairs abound. Guard against habits which can be detrimental to your health and ruin the Holidays. VIRGO: During the inspirational and spiritual time, realize that there is orderliness to the Universe despite Life's adversities. May the peace and love you bring others be returned to you in manifold ways LIBRA: Writing, publishing, travel and academic pursuits occupy your hours. Strive to harmonize with those on the home front. Financial restrictions are lifted, and you receive praise for accomplishments. SCORPIO Major personal transformations bring dramatic changes in your life. In your current attempt to forgive others their transgressions, remember to forgive yourself as well. Friends offer consolation. SAGITTARIUS: Be mindful that the only real joy in this world comes from doing unto others. Economic outlook brightens after Christmas. Keep your cheerful disposition during this lesson-learning cycle. CAPRICORN : Venus entering Capricorn enhances your appearance and draws others to you. Heed diet regimen, be open to suggestions from co-workers and read the fine print on all important papers. AQUARIUS: Speculation, entertainment, creativity and willingness to take risks are highlighted. You receive loving assistance from someone behind-the-scenes. Make crucial contacts now. PISCES: Enlist friends to help you during current challenge. Luck is associated with hospitals, institutions, meditation and all areas related to self discovery. Psychic feelings enlighten you. Theater Trip by Auxiliary m COURT HOUSE — The Wednesday, Feb. 5. Bayberry Twig Auxiliary The bus will leave of the Burdette-Tomlin Jamesway parking lot at 9 Memorial Hospital is spon- a.m. and return imsoring a bus trip to see the mediately after the show, musical "La Cage aux There will be a stop at the folles" with Peter Mar- Gallery with time for lunch shall, at the Forrest and shopping. Call 967-4736 Theater in Philadelphia ..or 368-3271 for information.