Cape May County Herald, 1 January 1986 IIIF issue link — Page 27

.dining & entertainment—

^ ^ aBOTKEg'S^ || | NEW DINING ROOM I Open All Year 6 a.m. — Midnight H FEATURING . ■ I Home Style Italian Cuisine At Its Finest I HI Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Specials bR Ml 6 a.m. -Noon • 4-10 p.m. H IH la i|h] HI Smtad Bmr Oprm For Lunch A Dimmer H ■ 884-2524 Breakwater Plaza Store #6 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

fcJjLicn Limousine's NEW YEAR'S EVE EXTRAVAGANZA IL^y, PACKAGE INCLUDES ... FULL COURSE DINNER AT ThICS • URIE'S REEF N BEEF • Choice of Stuffed Lobster [I jhpi Tail & Filet Mignon /JbvyO Or Prime Rib JbStC! e Complimentary Champagne Agj&F • Round Trip Motorcoach Transportation • $10 Coins; Upon Arrival At Bally's Park Place A $50 Value, You Pay only $29.95 Per Person Call For Reservations CjJ 729-LION or 522-3734^5||ggg^S3 Don't Miss the Finest Chinese Restaurant in this Area! HUNAN CHINESE RESTAURANT OPliN YEAR ROUND 7 DAYS A WEEK 11:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Special Holiday jjfljSlf Dinner Entree From Christmas Eve thru New Year's Eve COMPLIMENTARY "HOLIDAY SPIRITS" WITH YOUR DINNER! —SPECIALIZING IN— HUNAN MANDARIN SZECHWAN SHANGHAI CANTONESE STYLE Serving Aa "AS Yos Cm Erf" ~l Sunday Lmcbeon BoSs... 11:30 to ISO (5.3) per penoe (3 under 12 i — LUNCHEON • DINNER • CARRYOUT VILLAGE SHOPPES 886-1209 RIO GRANDE qqil nono RT. 47 - RIO GRANDE 000-U7U7 ^ 1

Pfl | ttfl ARIES: 1980 promises enlightenment through travel and academic pursuits, solidification of acquired * knowledge, luck through friends and associates, and creative inspiration re: career. TAURUS: Expect a promotion or some form of recognition for efforts. Joint finances are under restrictive and erratic auspices. Inspiration comes through publications, travel and philosophical thoughts. GEMINI: March July and November are introspective months and not reliable times for new ventures. You stabilize relationships with an erratic partner. Be inspired to keep physically fit. CANCER: Guard against going on the warpdm with a mate from April until October. Strive for harmony with unpredictable co-wcrkers. You solidify a career move. Children transform your outlook. LEO: Your opposite is experiencing a fortunate cycle. Year 1986 enables you to perfect talents with flair and originality. Scrutinize all paperwork re: joint finances and insurance Enjoy July and August! VIRGO: Heed advice to Gemini: home matters inhibit and enlighten you. Issues are clouded re: children. Friendships made in 1986 will endure. Remind yourself frequently that worry is wasted energy. LIBRA: You are blessed with an abundance of creativity in 1986. Exert patience wiQi a relative or neighbor, no matter how erratic the situation. October and November of '86 play havoc with emotions. SCPORPIO: The home/office environment promises to be lucky. You get your act together withAseC^rities, despite an unexpected shakeup. You play the chameleon of emotions all of 1986! Hang in there! SAGITTARIUS: You will have to accept responsibilities courageously. You enlighten others with your wisdom. Luck comes through publication, neighborhood affairs and all forms of communication. Beware the Scorpio! CAPRICORN: 1986 will be inspiring and highly creative. Steer away from addictive habits. Intuition is strong but judgement may be taipared: search for second opinions for assurance. Older figure helps you. AQUARIUS: January and February promise prosperity, abundance and good luck. Circulate your ideas using I every mode of expressipirpossible. Latent talents come tc _ the fore, earning you-accolades. PISCES: Expect behind-the-scenes help from friends. 1 Issues are clouded on the work front due to restrictive, H unexpected circumstances. Your most inspired work r | | comes about in 1986. \

St Next week's me iu of meals ;erved by the Cape May County Nutritional Project tor the Elderly v — / Jan. 6: Chopped steak w/mushroom gravy, parslied potatoes, carrots, applesauce cake. Jan. 7: Bean soup, stuffed Creole pepper, tossed salad/French dressing, brownie. Jan. 8: Meat loaf/brown gravy, baked potato, chopped spinach, pineapple tidbits. corn muffin. Jan. 9: New England clam chowder, baked fish sticks. Tartar saucs/catsyp, green beans, apple pie. ^ Jan. 10 : Tork chops/sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, apricot halves, raisin cooky. All meals are accompanied by bread, margarine, coffee, tea, or milk. SNACKS, delivered with mobile meals to the homebound, are: Jan. 6: American cheese sandwich, pickled beet salad, apple, milk. Jan. 7^ Chicken salad sandwich, orange, milk. Jan. 8: Sliced turkey, three-bean salad, pear, milk. Jan. 9: Livenvurst sandwich on rye, mustard, apple, milk. Jan. 10: Cottage cheese/sliced peach salad, lettuce, mayonnaise, crackers, milk V

eBj|§sS>^^ Brunch At 1 Ocean City's Finest T Enjoy our delicious brunch of eggs, any style, hcrf*takes, bacon, sausage, seafood newburq quiche, roast beef, chicken a la king, an abundance oftresh fresh fruit, salad bar, assorted crepes and so much more. Choose from a variety of fresh pastries, extensive dessert table plus a selection of juices, including sparkling cider and grope juice. $1250 p ■ Mm Per person OPEN ALL YEAR — WE NEVER CLOSEI Reservations suggested Served from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Proper Dress*Required (609) 399-1000 Flanders Hotel Ocean City, N.J. 11th & Boardwalk N>*Vnot ij.-a, i-mus ^^jHAPgg HOLIDAYS ^ t Vwf COURT HOUSE, fcy i,\ OUR KITCHEN A \ WILL BE 4 • / r \ \ CLOSED 3 ydhM-J DEC. 25th 3 L4fTHRU jan- 1st i

J® # I /W T tR H JVj I I ■ ■ YOUR SAVINGS INSURED m r.jHf y* 1 M -r__ TOSIOO.OOO T $5^ ESTABLISHED 1919 TJ" Wll522?1 15 6St When you join our Christmas Club, you're doing yourself a favor. It's smart planning, plain and simple. You can be sure you won't be caught short next year. 5% OUR GIFT TO YOU! OPEN A PERPETUAL CHRISTMAS CLUB WITH... Saving AND LOAN ASSOCIATION