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ARIES: Mercury entering your sign enables you to communicate better with your associates. You will be more likely to see your wishes fulfilled, especially those of a monetary nature. A creative weekend is promised. TAURUS: Current "confidential deal" is best kept quiet. Choose your confidants wisely. Set your priorities where conflicts between home and office may undermine your personal desires. GEMINI: A spontaneous event involving friends proves exciting; however, caution is advised in any activity deemed "risky". A short trip brings you in closer communication with a feisty relative. CANCER: Personal savings and investments are especially fortunate. Career moves, too. are under favorable aspects, but avoid conflicts of interest with a superior who needs to be as adaptable as you. LEO: Moon's cycle promises recognition, enjoyment and the outlets you need for expression of your talents. A long, time-consuming trip turns out to be poorly planned. Make sure your schedule coincides with another's. VIRGO: The time has come for a heart to heart with your partner about joint finances. You can eliminate a lot of heartbreak and difficulty, if get the proper professional advice. Behind-the-scenes help is imminent. LIBRA: Others call <ki you for your expertise. Generate interest in your current project by publishing your ideas. A "show personality" friend enlivens an otherwise status guo weekend. Surprises guaranteed! SCORPIO: An ideal period for seeking that promotion or recommendation. Heed diet and strive for adquate rest and exercise. This transit calls for paying more attention to your inner voice. SAGITTARIUS: A long distance communication brings joy and bolsters your spirits. A highly evolved, original personality enters your life. Be ready for a weekend which will be pleasurable and memorable. CAPRICORN : Taxes and other people's money require you to allow time for some personal investigation. Someone on the home front allows an uncontrollable temper to make things a bit touchy. Meditate on tranquility! AQUARIUS: Professional consultation brings enlightening answers to difficulties which have plagued you for some time. A short trip opens up doors which allow you to fulfill career goals. PISCES: Adhere to strict diet and health regimen. There is no better time for establishing a program for saving for the future. Friends will be making important advancements in career areas! —

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| SJCA Plans Pasta Fete | VILLAS -C A spaghetti supper benefitting South 1 Jersey Christian Academy will be held at the Millman Center 4: 30-7 p m Friday. April 25 The meal includes spaghetti and meatballs, bread, salad, beverage, and a dessert Advance tickets may be purchased from Jack Elliott. 884-1134: Sarah Munday. 886-3611; any SJCA school board member; at the school office: and at the door the night of the supper For further information, call 884-1100. Masons Plan Breakfast WILDWOOD CREST - The second annual pancake breakfastvfor the benefit of the building fund of Hereford Lodge 177, F. and A.M.. will be held 8 a.m. -noon Sunday. May 4, at the Surfside Restaurant. Lavendar Road and Ocean Avenue. Tickets will b§ sold at the door or can be obtained from any lodge officer. Call 522-7401 or 522-1486. The Bent Irish Elbo? NORTH WILDWOOD - Joe Murphy of Blue Bell Pa., has purchased Walter Garvin's Irishman's Cafe at Third and New York and will open May 23. ' Murphy will rename the restaurant the Bent Elbo. his third with that name. The other two are on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia and in Fort Washington. Murphy said he will "continue the Irish tradition" at the restaurant and feature "Irish Sunday afternoons."

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BREAKFAST P Serving Breakfast Country Biscuit & Sausage 7 AM-1 PM Gravy w/homefries S1.75 (■MB Lunch 12 PM-2 PM ~ DINNER Dinner 4:30-til ROAST TURKEY S7.95 iMjjH Closed Mondays Includes Salad Bar & ^^2 Dessert RlilR Hi OPEN ALL YEAR • 8861194 HM Rt. 47 West oi Parkway, Rio Grande. N.J.

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