Sep 1970 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 12 _ SECTION ONE THI OCfAN CITY SINTINIL LiDGIR THUPSDAY, SfPTIMBIR 24, \970
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DAN'S
SEAFOOD
11TH STillT AT
RAYFHONT
DIAL Jtt.JM?
ON THI SAY —0P1N ALL YSAR 'ROUND
FLOUNDER • BLUEPiSH • SEA BASS
WEAKFISH • FISH ROE • CLAMS
FRISH SAIT*
Squid • Live Eel • Clams
Mackerel • Minnows
pack font flih purehiiii \n tec iufficfteil is FCfrfgirif* 24 houri
({•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a
! OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY!
I VOLTACO'S
937 WIST AV1NUI PHONI
A COMPLITI SILiCTIQN OF SPHGiALTiES
• TO TAKE OUT
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Between Sips
;: by Jskn ;.
:J In dlicussing the wines of ' - $
5} Italy and researching material
S for this column, we often come
;!;• across an interesting yarn j
;;;: which we consider worth i
K; repeating For example, there
:•:• is a goldenhued Moscatello;
jft wine produced near the ancient
>:• town of Montefiaseone on
;|j Lake Bolaena in the province
:K of Latium The fruity and
:•:' elegant vintage bears tht^
8J unusual Latin name: Est! Est!
jft Est! And how did it get this
;v unique appeiation'' Four or five centuries ago, so the stor\
jj; goes, a German bishop named Fuger was on a journey to
Sjj the Vatican to pay his respects to the Holy Father A man
5| of discriminating tastes, he sent his secretary valet ahead to
}J make iuitable reservations. Where the food and wine WJI
"A good, the ierv»nt was to chalk on the wall of the inn the
jj latin verb "Est!" (It is!). Having sampled the wines of
:•:; Montefiascone, he exuberantly chalked, for his master, ;i
;5 tripie endorsement "Est! Est! Est!" The bishop, on his
55 arrival, agreed with his servant's good taste so much so
» infaet that he tarried so long and drank so freely that hi-
•a finally died at Montefiascone, without ever reaching Rorni'
JJ The local vintners, soon after named their delightful wine,
;| 1st! Est! Est! To this very day they commemorate the
:•.; anniversary of the bishop's death by spilling a barrel of Est 1 :
$ Est! Est! over his tomb.
• A gifted child is one with four wealthy
: grandparents
* * i
STEAK ZINTANDEL
1 cup Zinfandi-I
1 im«ll gallic clove, minced
1 Th, Worcestershire sauce
'/«tsp, oregano
1 small onion, minced
1 tsp. salt
'A Up. pepper
2 Tb, prepared horseradisli
2 Tb. minced parsley
2 Tb, prepared mustard
1 Tb. sugaf
2 Tb. butter or margarine
2V4 lbs. round steak, cut about \W thick
Seasoned mnt tenderiier
: Combine first 12 ingredients; heat until butter melt*. Cool
to room temperature Meanwhile, sprinkle ail surfaces ol
steak evenly with meat tpnderizer Pierce deeply and •:
generously with fork. Let stand at room tpmperaturi* about
one hour. Pour sauce over steak Chill several hours, turmnt;
steak several times Remove steak from sauce. Strain sauce,
keeping solid material as well as liquid. Broil steak on one .'
side, basting occasionally with liquid Turn, spread top :'
surface with solids from sauce. Broil to desired dpgree of '<
doneness (5 minutes on each side for rare, 7 minut< 1 '>
medium-rare, S minutes medium) Slice to serve (Makes 6
servings)
* * *
Little girl showing bathroom scale to
playmat«i "AM I know is, you stand on it and
it makes you angj-y,"
* • •
QUICKIE QUIZ
Q.Who m first served when wine is poured?
A. The custom is for the host to aervi himself
first. This U not out of petty sclfishneM,
but it gives the host the opportunity of
sampling to determine if the wine ig proper
vintage and at correct temperature He
should fill hit glau >A full and lamp!* its
quality. Then around the tible clockwise,
h« should pour ladles Writ, then gentlemen.
Then finally, his own glaM, No glass should
be more than M to 2/3 full,
* * •
LEARN A WINE A WEEK
VIN SANTO {pronounced Veen-SAHNtoh) • a white
dry Italian tible wine from the province of Tuscany Sweet
in tgite, it may be served with all foods, and is best when
served very cold.
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REPRESENTATIVE D. bbii'
Wigglfiworth ! r Tuckahm. is
!*huwn ^t thr Nrw Iprsev State*
4 H Fishinn Rpvui hi Id dt thp
Statp Musi-urn in Trrnton
Sfpti-mbPr 1 2 She 1 wearing
the dn*sji the made 3S part uf
hir 4 H sewing project Debbie
represented Cape May County
in thp Fashion rpview
1HOPFINQ CENTER
NORTMFIELO — 64&3U7
partiflg it the Door
'PETER
FONDA/HOPPEf
JACK NICHOLSON
riATUHf TIMIS
WwknIKt 6, 8, 10
S.t. 4:15, 6. B, 10 D-m
Sun. it 2, 4, s, i, 10 B,m
S«TUBD*y KIODIEI MATINEE
"Jeumey Ta The Far
Side of rhs Sun"
F«iur*s 12100 and 2 p,m,
ALL tEAm 7ie
« • • • |
I Gregory's
RESTAURANT
& BAR
I 900 Shore Road
IL-
Somers Point
DILICiOUS
STEAKS
SPECiAL
BUSINESSMEN'S
LUNCH
Served Every Day
SNAPPER SOUP
PACKAGi GOODS
DELIViRlD
PhonB 927.3943
OPEN 7 A. M
iiiiiii
ONDERLAND •
• •PIER •*
6th St. on the Boardwalk
* OPEN FRI.& SAT, NITES
» •••••«•••• J
Begin your day in
the country with
Luncheon at the Inn
Bright autumn sun ... brisk, invigorating
air , . . and a bay side view that's been
inspiring since the day$ of the Lenni; this
Is the setting for a luncheon that will be
os delightful as only a day in the country
can be.
Good Dining
Begins at the Sign of the Indian
CIRCLE Tuckc^Koe Irvn
LIQUOR STORE!
FINIST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK -i
IN ALL OF SOUTH J1RMY |
On Hit ClrcU Somers Point |
Route 9 at
•ho Bridge in
POINT
Forym
continued from page 1
election of the eommisiion
through the recall procedure
after they have been In office
»t least tine year
Thf commission h*s
complete control over the
uf fair* of the municipality ind
exercises all the executive
legislative and judicial pewert.
The board of comrnissionert
determines the powers and
du ties to be perfonned by each
department.
After election the
commission, by majority vote,
assigned responsibility for on«
department to each of th»
members. The mayor preside*
at mnptinp of the board,
supervises all departments and
reports to the board for action
on all matters requiring it*
attention. He hgs no poweF to
vpto any measure. Regular
meetinp must be held twice a
month.
In next week's Isue the
Council-Manager plan of
government will be cxplainii]
CLASSIFIED AD
BRINGS RESULTS
CIRCLE CAfE
ON THE CIRCLI
§amM Pslnl, N, J.
Feuturlng
BOB TUCKER
GUrTAR and VOCAL
and
JACK NIWLON
at the PIANO
Nimv
Csmplcti SaKctlon of
LIQUORS . WINES
BEERS
D,l|v.ry S.rvlc. 1274111
WALL OVEN with 7&
tiuerle ina m««t thermauat tip
Cmn W« Fn,. qj. Sat Sf9.?!04
9-14
APARTMENTS—ye»riy, winler. lum
m#f, if you art particuUr e^nlially
located, off boardwalk, front
and rear pnvste entrances, efieiossd
tni, one with KHD view, tst ana
M f l w r t I 9 9 . I 1 J 3 9 . J 4
TOR R E N T — t w o s t o r y w a r e + i o u s o
1 M 0 t o t a l t q f t . G a i t r M y l o -
c a t e d . F o r f u f t h e f i n f o r m a t i o n c a l l
Wiui ""•" " i
LOiT — Slamni mile sat ueinnj
Wu» collar. Vieinity of ]Jfd sf
«n»M. Call 399-9066, tit
TWO igDROOM APT. and 4 Bedroom
near hign senool FyrnisB« or
unfurnithed. Available Oct. 1st Call
609161-1679 or SJ1.1SS9 10-Sf
U IN WIDE CO«TOUR lounge
chair, rotm fugs; brass clothes
pole, aqua luthir chain rockers.
Call «ft«r 4 p.m. UOO Central Ave
9.24
ORDER DELIVERY »nd utlection
work H,M p«r hour to Mart
C*« Culler irusf, Co, 281-1962,
91 p.m. for uppomtm.jnt J0-1
USr MOTHBR? l»m KM to M in
hour Wat »oyf own u»dui>
sni jiour sun mightortiood- No
mfxriinem nicuHrr. Cal| 263 8962
I t§ 1 p.m. for t
TWO CAR OARAGE for r«nt, Oct. I
to M*y IS, WBStsnai only CM
44M Aibury Av«. 10-28
LOST — Rcwird Mas kittan Vi.
Onlty sf 2Sth and Wnliy Ave
Mrl, Csnmn, 2518 W«loy VV«*en^t
3W-B7rtL «««• 6, Men 10 Fri.
6W.iS4.JSS*, nntrte ohtflfes, 9!S
W0f(OIRFUL FOR SENIOR CWnfls,
Oeian Court Apt*., 2nd floor,
Uvely qulai co-oB apt for sal*,
nearly rmvitM, lira* living fOQm
and dining room, modern kitensi,
bath, 2 bddfoom. Elevator, pool
No o*lon» Infdnnatisn Must sN to
•Pflf#el»(«. Call 399.i7ii. M4
fFieiENCy for ysBrly rtntal, prl
vato patio and entrance $70 In.
elud« aiwything. Call 191.1734
B.I4
2 BEDROOM 2 bath furnllhad
apt fl 150 kicludss every,
ilH far yearly wntil. Call M-
BICVCLC. bsyt, Italian make J26.50
Monung* only 1M 24tn St. B.24
TWO BEDROOM flnt floor apt
wanted tor month of October for
1 people Cable, heat, clean, and
not over 4100, Write to Bo, 414.
••ntinai-Ledgar, 9>24
DFJIENOABLOABVSITTM — uov.
cNldren, 21 year* old day or
evenings Own (rantportatlon, Kate
39»1074*. . ' 9-U
TWO BEDROOM APT. HMtlld, jrtarly
2M lioor. Call JW-iilS, t-H
fin INOOMl"UNITS Two S bedfoam
apt), with t bath convenlancB
tentntt prefw, plut 2 huted S-Bed-
FOom apts (1 with paneled kit
Chen and tiled bath], plus (tie
family fiiroritt 1 bedrKm eotttge,
1400 tobury Ave. Only $3«,B00 !«•
tn 30)1100 lot ISOOO. The Farrsll
*««iey, 1400 West Av» 3994400,
HiLBN BOOTH —
SMIy mlued by neve lorgotlan
Betty, Bill and children
CONEY'S
IWC
34TH STREET
ON «OO«VB,T HVD. Olrt HUE nOH IlIDM
LIQUOR
STORE
IMPORTTO 4 OOMESnC
BTfl • WUMON . OW
RUM AND WINE
COLD BEER
BAR &
COCKTAIL
LOUNGE
OPEN 9 AM
OCIAM
OPEN WEEKDAYS
I AM TO 10 PM
NO PACKAGE SALES
ON SUNDAY
DIAL 3994851
Woods backs wetland act
Will Him
Drmocratic
Freehnldrr,
H Woods, disapppar Ihon the lish, shell
candidnlr for fish, gamo nnd foul nisi, will
spnkn on theriiwippeur
Wptliinds Act ni a mpvtinK of Woods enneludrd by saying
lht> Od'iin City Dnmncrntif that the Cijmmwgion tit
Olub Tiii'sdiiy i'veniny.
EnvimrimenlJil Protpftion will
Woods told the ifruup ho is hold public hoarinpi anri will
supportinK the Wrtlandfi Afl of survey, map and judge each
1070 and has sent a lelefram urea of the suite This will b«>
to Governor Cahill aKking him done to decide what
trj sign the bill intn law
const ilu IPS wetlands in narh
"This bill does not prohibit firpa.
duvelopmiMil of the
marshlands," hr explained,
"but it dws restriel
b u I k h I' a d i ri |i, d u m p i n g,
polluting, liraininji, nltJ'ring and
building on them without
p i" r mission from the
Woods' ciirididacy, his
campniijn nnii the stands hp has
taken on issues concprninjf
Cape May County recoived
endoreement of thn Orenn Oily
Dpmorrntir Cluh
{
C o m rri 1 s s i I? n e r n f
Environmental Protection "
The speaknr rfminded the
audience that the meadows are
as much a part of this area as
the beach and boardwalk and if
they are paved over and built
on it wilt look much like the
urban areas many of the Incnl
residents mover! away frum
He went (in to say that the
beauty snd serenity of the
marshes attract tourists,
sportsmen and permanent
residents in this nre,;i If they
Help to help you
We don't want you to
miss a single issue of the
Sen tin el-Ledger You can
help us do this if you will
file your change of address
notice two weeks b«fonj
you make the move
Phone 399-5411
PhttK
399-9676
SENTINEL-LEDGER
Editorials
Classified ad$
1 — SfCTjON TWO
Sports
Church news
—._.. ^ | Chape( to ^e so|j Qt auct;on
iways says
"Every man
is the jon
of his
own works.
HARRY'S
INN
A Landmark in
Somers Point
Our New ptun* tl741JI
CkEDrT CARDS
AfTEPTED
Make your RESERVATIONS NOW in
THE SURF ROOM
* PRIVATE PARTIES (Up to Ti)
ir ORGANIZATIONS •*• CLUBS
* PRIVATE ENTRANCE & BAR
BUFFET SERVICE AVAILABLE
CLOSED SUNDAY
NOW PLAYING — Ufh WKK
Evening Show* 7:30 and 10:00 P. M.
MATINEB TODAY.FRI.SAT 2 P.M.
MiStrwt
A Boardwalk
OcMn Cirv
"••••HIGHEST RATING!"
t f i O S S H U I l t E R — « * » « »
AIRPORT
BURT LANCASTER
GEORGE KEKNEDY NEi£M HAYES
VJWKflid-rWWEEJISTAPlfTOK
efert IK lam TOOO «•
AIR PORT'is agraat film all the way!"
- £)»«(• Dit » •
t, ROSS HUNTIR P.CHjucllon
CU3SED SUNDAY
NOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAY, SEPT. 29th
Ont iv« Show I P.M. Only-Mat. Stf., 2 P
i WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS!
• DAVID LEAN'SWLM vm&mtmm;
DOCTOR IN PANAVISIOW AND ZHIMGO
METBOCWOfl
._..• JULIE CHRISTIE TDMOURTiAY
SDBHiiWWHRIOWON
^|ARIFiASOT«i
ROBERT BOLT' WVID LEAN
IN PANMNSiON- AND MIIWMIM
WEDTHUFRI .. SEPT. 30 - OCT. 14
Ivanlngt Only 7:30 and 9:30
NHL SIMON'S ,
"BAREFOOT IN THE PARK"
JANI FONDA , ROHNT
^MRliM KYI!
NOTHING
SUCCEEDS
LIKE
SAVING
RKUUR PASMOOK SAVINGS
ANNUM
PAID QUART1RLY
0 NO MINIMUM BALANCE
90-DAY NOTICe PASSBOOK SAVINGS
PER ANNUM
PAID GUARTiRLY
$1000.00 MINIMUM
BALANCE
— MORTGAGE FUNDS AVAILABLI —
OCEAN CITY HOME SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATiON
100 1 : A S B U R V A V E N U E
PHONE 600 399-00U
State Pojke schedule
walk-in examinations
('oli.m.1 n |i Killv .), urging
II yum!! mi'ii iiili'ri'hlrd in
ii'icimiiiy nil,., piilici' i.ffiri'F,
Ihr
Mil
i 1 tnphd>ii'"il thf Tin I thai Nt)
FRlOlj
ri.cjuiri'ri
APF'I.K'ATION f.
Thi' wrilli'ti phuM' of thi.
AN SUIH ( FTH'n \yhn Ml!" '
in;!;* lake (hr wnUfn
I'lamilia I inn WITHO11
I'HIOH APPLICATION Tin"*
inli'Fi'sti'H in lhf Hi fill- Piihii ,(«
,i c;iri'i-r should simply riport
in the ni'iiri'M fXiimiiialixn
poinl ;ii the announri'd timi'
Applic.iints who Ukf ihi- *-s,ini
will hi' notified uf ihi' Fi'^iili',
Church ends Board approves
campaign schoo| g y m
at Si Jaiim A K (.'hiirih will
rnni'hldi this ^eek Pr;i\i'r
siFviiis ar* : held e^i'ry day al
noon apli the evi'iHnt 1 si'FVK'
i>|u'ns at 7 .'Hj p m
This evening yuest ^p^'aker
wiil hi- ihr Ri'V Frank Moni'>
ul fit jiimes, AMK rhurrh in
Milmas TomoFTow ( Fnday )
End of an era
THURSDAY. SiPTEiMBIR 24, WO
Saturday at II am, liieal
A large sideboard served a*
II spil thr pmporiy for
aiicti(ini>er Fred Blank will
the first Altar, and a marble thi' hn "fit i.r lhi' piinsh
knock down HI public auction
pedestal was donated fur abuilding
fund Henri
the buUd.ine known as Si
ieetnrn The largest single item,
Paul's Episcopal Chapel in
the pews, had been the Satu Fdiiy
Tuckahcn' The building is
properly of fii ,l,]hn'« parish in
owned by the rwtor, wardens,
HiimHen
and vestrymen of Holy Trinity
Episcopal fJhureh of this city
and in past years wa,s operated
The chapel congregation
as a parochial chapel
handlerl its own money and
Lester Thorn served as first
St Paul's becan in 1943, treasurer of the little
when the Rev Richard 8 congregation Under the
Bailey was rector of Holy direction of Father Bailey and
^Trinity In those days gasoline with the help of the Rev
was rationed and it was easier Frank Com and Dr Marshall B
to obtain an extra ailottment Stewart, the congregation
for Father Bailey to go toshowed
all bills paid and
Tuekahoe rather than trying to SI 40.63 in the hank at the end
find transportation for of the first year
numbers of persons to come tn
church in Ocean City
Gifts received during those
Initial meetinp were held in
first months included the loan
the home of Mrs Florence
of an oil stove by Mrs, Dotson,
poison, Marshailville Road,
the gift of a wood stove by
Tuekahoe, where the daily
Mrs, Bessie Langjey, a gift uf
office of Evening Prayer was
wood by RE Mason of
read on Sundays Next, the
Belleplain, a silver bread boi
growing congregation rented
from Mrs, Gay Herman,
the store next to Tuekahoe
carpeting and a fontal from
Po»t Office from Henry
Mrs, Dotson, and the gift of a
KonsehaJt for a nominal fee
reed organ to the chapel by
The store front church was
Miss Marion Gross of Linwood.
opened on April 18, 1944, the The present chapel building
first Sunday after Easter of was constructed |n 1946, the
that year. The name St Paul's congregation having outgrown
wii suggested by the Rt Rev the store. Construction ideas
Wallace J, Gardner, then were copied from the Avington
Bishop of New Jersey
Parish Church, Hampshire,
The appointments of the
chapel were gathered from
many places. Brassware earne
from an old Army chapel at
Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook
Communion silver was given by
St James Episcopal Church in
Trenton, Episcopalians from
Pennsylvania and from Linden
contributed linens Saint
Mark's parish in Pleasantville
loaned an old Victorian reed
organ, operated by foot power.
England, which was built in
1780 Actual building of the
chapel was done by William
Griner at a cost of $2,500, It
sits on a lot BO feet wide and
measuring 140 feet deep from
the center of Highway 49
No regular services have
been held for over a decade
and in a recent action approved
by the present Bishop, the Rt,
Rev. Alfred L. Banyard, the
vestry of Holy Trinity has
1 , ,jli
beyond ih;il
ni i ri i 7 00 ,i m g|,| i.falmrn
thrnijchnut thr Stall'
!ni i-ri'sii-d pi'F°,j>n* in thIM
ar*';i ,IFI- ur^i'd to ijfi io ri'rifi'r^
ill Vini'bnd. Si Friinrij, of
AM*!>^,! pHrorhi;!! SinU'H to the AtMiHerm for
!hi* fiiurteen week training
periiid will receivi' biwiH'kly
salary uf $284 plus meals and
quarters I'pon graduali'in. the
annual > ,hirv of a Trooper is
$7,0 I H plus tI ,7 f j 1
maintenanre allowarlci' Yeiirly
increments of $,'!F,I are BrantJ-d
until the maximum of J9,l2i
plus $1,7(11 is atii.ini'd (t ul ul
Jld.K'jH i
M»ttpr uf timing
If you fill? your change
of addreis with the
ofrice two Weeks in
advance of your move, we
can sei? that you get your
weekly Igaue without
interruption Phone
399-5411
SEE THEM NEXT
•i'- '^
Oldt Cutlait
thi' Rev Nathanu'i Su'waiE of
YorktiiWn will hi' speaker and
Saturriay and Rev Eloisi.
Williams, assopiaie of Shiloh
Baptisl f'hurrh ^T this ritv. will
speak
The rampaign close*. Sunday
with two services At 11 am
Ihe hoKl pastor. Rev W S
.Scott, wil! preach and at H p m
the Rev John Smith, pastor of
Si George Church in LPWI'S.
De| , will deliver ihe sermon
Music will be rendered by
the junior and senior choirs of
St James AMF rhu^h Thf
public is inviM-H
Marmora At Ih* II'ppe.
Township tkiarri ol K.
mi.i'liriy last wi'i'k ai)f>finiil
was (iien iy. I hi' usi. ul |hf
school fclyfri fiasiiim lor ariuli
volli-^ hall ami fur girl* arid
boys hHskeihall Al.wi approved
were twn subslituli' teuchi'Fs
fur thi- 197'! 7! y.-ar Mr.
Prisfilla Wiki und Mri Mars
Hoberi Burlinjiame will he
offered a cunlract at-
playground aide for twn hours
each school day Mrs Joyce
ArwTiault. board secretary will
attend five training seminar' in
school financ*' to hi- held at
nia&sboro this year
A letter rjf Fesignatliin was
aceeptJ'd with regrets from
Mrs WinifF^d Hav nes, cafi'ieria
manager According to
seniority, the position was
offered to Mrs Ann Collins
who declined then to Mrs
Freda Noble who accepted
Mrs Noble will be offered a
Ocean Printing Company
1025 Asbury Avenue Phone 398-0118
All Types of COMMIRCIAL 8. SOCIAL PRINTING
NOW AVAILASLi
PHOTO COPliS, WHlLi-U-WAJT
FR1I HTIIiUTIS • QUALITY WORK
FAST SERVICE • REASONABLE PRICES
I'liufrac! fiir Lhe school year
This li-aves a vacancy on the
suhstiiuti in and Mri
Margaret Speck, senior
suhsiitulr, will be offered 1
iifsi st,.p (Lalary fuidc contract,
and Mrs Conrad Lja hai been
at cepted Ah a subst!u]|#
Mr» LawBiri and Mr*.
Di-maFest will lake their cliaei
on a tour of Cape May Count)'
and Mrs Ready will take her
class io the beaches to itudy
ecology Approval Was given by
ihe Board for these trips
Plant arc to have the
rilocalable e lassroonM
completed by the e-nd of the
we*k to that the move can be
made over the weekend.
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EXPRESS
South
ret
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HURST
TRAVIL AGENCY
WorM Widi Trov.1 SHMBI
637 ASBURY AVINUE
TUESDAY
PALMER'S
Gala
Showing
of the
1971
MODELS
of America's
Favorite
Automobiles
CHEVROLETS
and
OLDSMOBILES
*
Tuesday
thru
Saturday
(Sept. 22-26)
•OPEN EVERY EVENING-
* Refreshments * Gifts * Surprises
Palmer Chevrolet and Oldsmobile, inc.
MAIN SHOW ROOMS -
1119 ASBURY AVE.
This is our Thirty Eighth Year With General
OCEAN CITY, rU
PHONE W
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