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More Events Planned, Sponsors Sought for 2012 Skipjack Race Volunteers from the Dorchester Skipjack Committee are gearing up for this year’s Choptank Heritage Skipjack Race, to be held on the Choptank River off Cambridge on Saturday, September 22, beginning at 10 a.m. The annual race began in Accepting New Patients All Ages Welcome JACK H. BISHOP, DD.D.S. 613 Dutchmans Lane, Easton, MD 410-822-7710 General Dentistry Bonded “Tooth-Colored” Fillings, Veneers, Crowns, Bridges, Dentures, Partial Dentures, Same Day Denture Repairs, Teeth Whitening CHOPTANK COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEM, INC. Bay Hundred Health Center - St. Michaels Business Park Dr. Alice Ann Calhoun �� Accept Medicare At Choptank Community Health System we provide “Quality Health Care for All”. The Bay Hundred Health Center, conveniently located in St. Michaels, offers comprehensive medical and behavioral health services. We participate with most major insurances and offer a sliding fee scale for patients without health insurance. The staff at Bay Hundred can also help you with prescription assistance programs. We are accepting new patients, please call for an appointment. 1997 and, with Deal Island’s Labor Day race, is one of only two skipjack races still being held on the Chesapeake Bay. While a number of skipjacks that participate in the Deal Island race are not able to make it up the Bay to the Cambridge Douglas Hamsher, P.A. Physician Assistant Accepting New Patients �� Family Practice Services �� Behavioral Health Services HRS: Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs.—7:00-4:30 & Fri.—7:00-4:00 �� Prescription Assistance �� Interpreter Services Bay Hundred Health Center �� Extended Hours 933 S. Talbot St., Unit 4 �� Sliding Fee Scale St. Michaels, Maryland �� Servicio de intérprete disponible 410-745-0200 44 race, the Choptank Heritage Skipjack Race offers spectators more accessible views of the vessels that do compete. The start/finish line is generally just off Long Wharf, and views of the mid portion of the race can be found from Great Marsh Park. Eight to ten skipjacks are anticipated to participate this year. The nonprofit Dorchester Skipjack Committee assumed responsibility for organizing the race last year and has made a commitment to keeping it alive to support the skipjacks and the community. The boats compete for pride, not prize, with each participating skipjack receiving equal show-up money, which comes from sponsorships and donations. The skipjack Nathan of Dorchester, acting as host vessel for the event, donates her portion back to the race to allow larger awards to the other skipjacks. The winning skipjack and her captain’s names are engraved on the permanent Choptank Heritage Cup Trophy, established and sponsored by the National Bank of Cambridge. The trophy is kept on display at the Dorchester County Visitor Center. The winning captain receives a smaller version of the trophy to commemorate the win. Capt. Wade Murphy, Jr., won the 2011 race with his skipjack, Rebecca T. Ruark. In addition to the National Bank of Cambridge, other major annual sponsors are the Nathan Foundation and Snappers Restaurant, where the post-race luncheon and trophy presentation are held. Additional sponsors and donors are being recruited by committee volunteers to help support the event and the skipjacks. A range of sponsor levels offers various recognition opportunities, from banners on participating boats to program ads and listings. In an effort to bring more attention to the race, Skipjack Committee volunteers brought additional activities to Long Wharf for the event last year and plan on further expansion this year. Bleacher seating once again will be provided and more food and gift vendors and exhibitors are expected. A special regatta for radio-controlled skipjacks also is planned, along with race-week activities by Cambridge Main Street. The public can meet and greet the skipjack captains and crews on Friday evening, September 21, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Jimmie and Sook’s Restaurant in Cam- (continued on page 45)
Trip Meeting / Slide Show Presentation Save the Date, August 13, 2012, 6:30pm; Grasonville Senior Center will host a travel meeting and slide show presentation offering complete details of its Discover Panama: Land between the Seas tour. Travel dates for the Discover Panama tour are February 19 – 27, 2013. Highlights include Panama City, Culinary Demonstration, Miraflores Locks, Smithsonian Galeta Marine Laboratory, Panama Canal Railway, Gamboa, Pacific Queen Panama Canal Cruise, Embera Indigenous Village, Salsa Dance Lesson, Monkey Island Cruise or Aerial Tram, and Playa Bonita Beachfront Resort. Also included are 8 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 4 dinners. Cost per person, double occupancy, including airfare is $2999. Participants may save $100 per person by booking early before August 19, 2012. Final payment is due December 21, 2012. An optional 3-night Bocas del Toro Islands pre tour extension is available. Adults of all ages are welcome to take advantage of the center’s unique travel opportunity. Light refreshments will be served. Please reserve your seat in advance by calling the center (410) 827-6010, conveniently located at 4802 Main Street, Grasonville MD 21638. continued from page 44 Skipjack Race bridge. The reception is sponsored this year by Craig’s Drug Store. Reception tickets are $25 if purchased in advance or $30 after September 14 and are available online through the current race page of the Nathan’s website, www.skipjacknathan.org. Race programs, skipjack race t-shirts and 50/50 raffle tickets will be available all weekend, at the reception, during the race at Long Wharf, and at the Nathan’s booth at Sunday’s Dorchester Arts Showcase. Proceeds all benefit the Choptank Heritage Skipjack Race. For more information, to become a race sponsor or to make a donation, contact the Dorchester Skipjack Committee at 410- 228-7141 or visit its website, www.skipjack-nathan.org. Cen d ope th r e O Th nter dic Comprehensive Orthopeddiic Care S pe c i alty altyyTr y Tr r aine ainedP d P hy yysic yysic i a n s Outstanding F a acili ities 45 11,000 Square Feet of Antiques & Collectibles We Buy Antiques/Estates/Climate Controlled/Tag Sales 120 Year of Experience Collectively OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ~ 10am - 5pm BOOTHS AVAILABLE 24690 Meeting House Road, Denton, MD ~ 410-479-2200 � J�� F� F�� Exp perts Inn Keeping g Yo our Joo ints In n Motion Ne ew Pa atients We elcome Accepts Most Inn sura a n nces ww www. . theorthopedic c center. . net The Orthopedic Center 510 Idlewi ild Av venuue Suite 200 410-8820-8226 Easton, MD 21601 800-4464-8226 ��F� �� T��
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