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THE GOLDEN INN—FOR GOLDEN MOMENTS. There’s no doubt that the Golden Inn, at 78th & Dune Drive. Avalon is one of the county’s most distinguished traditions for dining, dancing and cocktails. This is the place for that very special night out, in a romantic atmosphere, where food is given extraordinary attention The elegant surroundings, delicious food and congenial people have made the Golden Inn the perfect spot to celebrate a special occasion NEII.’S-^EVERYONE’S DELIGHT. There’s no doubt that Neil’s is one of the county's best known and best loved

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Located at 222 E. Schellenger Avenue, Wildwood. Neils Steak & Oyster House, offers exciting dlriing. tempting hotv and cold appetizers, and prime ribs, fresh seafood and robust spirits The superb menu iRcludes^fabulous desserts. "Upstairs at Neil’s" offers a totaJlyjjifferent atmosphere and offers secluded dining witlfyomno accompanyment . The unique combination of Neil’s\p) floors of,fer an atmosphere for everyone. ' AUCTION DAY. The Ocean City Historical Museum, at 409 Wesdey Avenue. Ocean City will be holding an auction

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Love Has Found Its Way iAM) is the new.record by reggae superstar Dennis Brown. Like the one prior to this, Love Has Found Its WoV is a slick, moving record that should fintj fans from both reggae and disco camps. - Brown’s pleasing voice adds charm to each of these numbers and his support never gets in his way. This is a perfect introduction to the world of reggae. • • • THIS WEEK we’ve got two incredibly fine reissifes to chat about. The Small Faces' By Appointment (Accord) collects their earliest sides which were smashes worldwide — except for here in the States. ' Each of the ten tracks is

explosive pop rock at its best, with Steve Marriott paving why he was once one of the finest singers in England. RHINO has done it again. They've just reissued the Turtles' It Aint' Me Babe and it's utterly fantastic. Besides the title track, there are eleven other‘topnotched numbers, especially the soaring Wanderin’ King, .the angry Let Me Be, and the simple Love Minus Zero. Along wjth The Byrds and Beau Brummels, The Turtles were an important American group in the midsixties and his reissue was long-overdue. Rhino may be reached by writing to 11609 W. Pico BlvtL, Los Angeles. Calif. 90064.

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