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Burk t Pacific Aves., Wildwood 522-1976 SPECIALIZING IN SEAFOOD!

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FRIDAY'S

Dinner 4:30-9:30

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AMPLE FREE PARKING BEHIND RESTAURANT — ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED -

New England Trip Planned

COURT! HOUSE - The county' Historical Society will sponsor a bus trip to New England loavidg the Museum at 8 a.m. Friday, arriving in

There will be a tour of Providence Saturday morning guided by Doris and Ronald Norton Father Norton was formerly rector o( St, Mary's church in Stone Harbor Saturday afternoon will be spent visiting the John Brown ffouse and touring the headquarters of the Rhode Island Historical Sdclety. Sundy there is a choice between a tour of Mystic Village or a shopping trip in Olde Mystick Village The bus will arrive home Sunday evening. Reservations are being taken by Harriett A Reardon, 208 44th st., Sea Isle City, 08243

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/ Super ^ Casual Elegant Sunday

served 11:00 to 2:30 FOR RESERVATIONS... 368-3003 • 368-3004 96th St. 8 Third Aves., Stone Harbor

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