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Hours 5-9:30 p.m. Fri. & Sot 5-10 p.m. I WHITE-NATURED VEAL AND 3 \ ; SEAFOOD ARE OUR SPECIALTIES • < Packaged Goods *Take Out Platters ; , ! 4415 Park Blvd. Wildwood 522-7038 1 o StCountry House Bakery?? • ^ (Next to Country House Restaurant) r'Mkt IRISH SODA BREAD ELVES' IRISH POTATOES ®vjr •fWiVi r HOMKMAW: "DCE AND EASTER CANDY J OPEN EASTER SUNDAY 8-12 | Tues.-Sat. 8-5; Sun. 8-3 465-CAKE >#/v U.S. Rt. 9, Burleigh ,2 Between Exits 6 & 8 Garden St. Prkwy. l|J, lUs^'Clome On Over'* I *JT\ "The Party \ Starts At f^i^WEL-CONTE'S! — ay Party Supplies* Helium Balloons Plasticware • Catering Supplies • Decorations • Paper Products • Etc. Wholesale & Retail Restaurant — Bar & Motel Supply Del Conte Paper Co. 6201 New Jersey Ave., Wild. Cr., N.J. 522-4289 | M2" PER PERSON i

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r'22W-1 SuXit Stih&i' Next week's menu of meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly March 17: Pork sausage 1 patty, sauteed potatoes, peas and carrots, applesauce. March 18: Celery soup, cod fish cake. Tartar sauce/cocktail sauce, green beans/stewed tomatoes, bread pudding/vanilla sauce. March 19: V-8 juice, chicken a la king, buttered rice, peas, brownie March. 20: Veal Parmegiana w/Mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce, buttered noodles, tossed salad/creamy Italian dressing, sliced canned peaches March 21 : Ham and cabbage. boiled potato, pineapple upside-down cake. Each meal is accompanied by bread, margarine, coffee, tea, or milk. Snacks, deli.vec.ed with mobile meals to tfce homebound are: March 17. American cheese sandwich, threebean salad, orange, milk. March 18: Liverwurst on rye, mustard, apple, milk. March 19: Cottage cheese/sliced peach salad, lettuce, mayonnaise, i crackers, milk. " March 20: Ham sandwich, cold slaw, banana, milk. March 21: Egg salad sandwich, pear. milk. CHR To Have » Flower Trip i i RIO GRANDE - Cape I Human Resources Inc. will | sponsor its third annual I trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show Saturday, with the bus leaving the l parking lot of the Social ' Services Building 10 a.m. [ The bus will return to the lot at Rtes. 9 and 47 about 8 ! p.m For further informa- j tion and reservations, call Midge or Gladdie, 729-4902 I

* PARTY PAPERS EVERYONE CELEBRATES I ST. PATRICK'S DAY ^ with 3 ft. Helium filled Shamrocks; 10 styles Mylar Balloons; Leprechaun Latex Balloons • Pinatas - Leprechaun and Shamrock • Decorations, Hags, Banners, Garlands • Paddy's closet now filled with Hats, Derbies, Tiaras in 20 styles...Vests, Aprons, Garters, Boutonnieres, Wigs, Bowdes, Shillelaghs, Pipes &. Buttons. Shamrock Mugs, Glasses, Tableware, Doilies, Ice Cube Trays. Gift MSottle Bags, and much more in gifts and novelties ^ 950 TILTON RD., NORTH FIELD, N.|. Open 7 Days 641-2451

good food, rl good drinks, U i good TIMES I ARE BACK! j Rediscover them in the Golden Inn's Dining Room! • Fresh new dinner menu featuring old favorites and new excitement ' • Saturday Breakfast Buffet 8 AM til Kl AM • Saturday Luncheon from noon •' til 2:30 PM • Live entertainment and dancing Friday and Saturday nights with \ Jjj| Five Easy Pieces V I * Sunday Champagne Brunch with ■ jifuH Grace O'Brien entertaining at the piano . \ 10 AM til 2 PM ■ $10.95 per person, plus tax and gratuity (Children under 12. S5.95) Dining Room now open for dinner Tuesday f uJ . through Saturday. —Reservations suggested. Hotel and Conference Oceanfront at 78th Street Avalon N| 08202 1609) 368-5 1 5 5 Open all year Major i redil <. ardySccepted Complete conference and tvinqoei facilities avaifable FM105.5WBNJou 1 ALL CAPE MAY COUNTY j \t\ STUDENT OF THE YEAR 1 ^ ,S IT YOU? ^ It could be. I If you personify school and community spirit o - Have' your family - friends - neighbors | vote you | "STUDENT QF THE YEAR" 9 Ballot Boxes at WBNJ participating advertisers. Jjjj Computer Ark — Court tlouse Video — Village Booksmith — All Wawa's — N Chris's Hallmark — Whale's Tale — K-Mart — Village Toy Land Boy and Girl winners chosen for. H PRIMARY - MIDDLE - HIGH SCHOOL - CATEGORIES | . GRADES GRADES GRADES 1-4 5 -8 9-12 N (3 male & 3 female winners total) Ef | j AWARDS Include: ij % \ I II/ it Commemorative Plaque • Newspaper Photo ^ M w — A W GET THE VOTES OUT NOW! PC? !j! ^Hj) Help your school to be the leader! ™ WEEKLY TABULATIONS ANNOUNCED ON - AIR! IS Promotion ends March 30, 1986 N