Cape May County Herald, 26 February 1986 IIIF issue link — Page 29

* _dining & entertainment

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HBli ARIES: Taxes, finances and other people's money should be attended to this weekend. A superior on the war path is best avoided! Trips and communications involve an "under the weather" relative. TAURUS: Consultation with a professional helps you to | throw away anxieties. Get extra rest and be moderate. Rethinking your habits will enable you to get back on the right track. GEMINI: Heed advice to Taurus: a simple change of routine will work wonders! Sacrifices are necessary where joint finances are aspected. Superiors continue to look out for your best interest. CANCER: Allow time for personal enjoyment. Children, creativity, and entertainment are highlighted. Make plans now for important home improvement changes A sympathetic relative lends support. LEO: Obstacles presented by a family figure are not as bad as they seem. Guard against interruptions during private home affairs. Joint finances require your special knack for organization. VIRGO: You may have to cancel an impending trip in order to take care of neighborhood-related matters. Your friends have an aura of mystery and deception. Legal and medical matters consume time. LIBRA: Financial restriction are lifted. Beneficial aid comes through public relations. Your great expectations are fulfilled by utilizing your creative talents. Resolve parental difficulties. SCORPIO: Moon's cycle favors a fantastic weekend. Recognition is yours for the asking. Welcome the opportunity to meet new friends and to travel. Current rumors are most likely unfounded. SAGITTARIUS: Secret, behind-the-scenes assistance ' gets you out of a sticky situation. Despite restrictions, you * undergo a major personal transformation, directly related to habits and diet. CAPRICORN : Your love life will not be dull during this chaotic period. Home expenditures affect your pocketbook more than usual. Friends are there to lend enlightenment and support when needed. AQUARIUS: A superb career opportunity enables you to advance plans. Inspiration and creativity are highlighted, and you have opportunities to demonstrate your academic and personal achievements. PISCES: Higher minded activities expand your horizons. Psychic feelings are right on target, and latent talents reach perfection. This is a fine time for matters dealing with insurance of any kind! Calendai . i From Page 28) Woody Herman Concert by Fine Arts Dept of Lower Cape May Regional High School, i info 886-4646/884-3475 ext 259 1. commemorates school's silver anniversary and benefits scholar ship program. May 8 CONTINUING Cape May County Park and Zoo, hi and Pine Lane. Court House, unfo 465-5271 1. open 9am till dark, seven days a week, free Exotic and domestic animals, bicycle trails, nature trails, picnic areas, shelters, recreation equipment available. Summer concerts every Sun June thru Sept Donations for animals upkeep accepted. Greater Wildwood Jaycees, info 522-5501 ) for young men and women between 18-35. meetings every second and fourth Wed of the month at 7:30 p.m. al the Jaycees clubhouse. 3005 Pacific Ave . Wildwood : SAMPLE MENU ITEMS Prime Rib of Beef *9.95 Broiled Flounder *8.95 : Fried Seafood Combo. . . .'9.95 Fried Stuffed Shrimp '9.95 Chicken Marsala '8.95 Seafood Linguini '8.95 SALAD BAR INCLUDED PEGLEG PARROT LOUNGE HAPPY HOUR Fri., Sat., Sun. 4-7 p.m. Free Hors D'oeuvres Major card* honor rd ^^^^^^STAITRANT Rio Grande Ave (after brtdgc),Wildwood 522-7761

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