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The way holly trees thrive in this area seems to point up- the f|ct that this is, indeed, a CHristijla* island Another happy holiday bonus is the influx •of collegians home-bound from all over the map, as well as visits by out-of-town and state workers return

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Returnees from Florida talk of winter coat weather in the sunny South — so ’ perhaps if you ate stranded in the frozen North, you can rfejoice .that your hard rtarned dollars are not being spent for so-called trbpical weather that isn't

The Wildwoods C.V. Mathis at large

there. IF - IT WASN'T for the price, a new gadget would be a perfect gift for many seaside residents. It's'an electric fish Scaler that plugs into any outlet. It has rotating rubber fingers with stainless.steel tips to remove fish scales and drop them into a disposable plastic bag. The priQe is $5995

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Seals your windows against the cold. Four limes aS cflectfve ai Morrn wtndowt to keep your home warm and comfortable

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THE FISHING port of Gloucester, Mass, appears to have edged out W’ildwood-Cape May as production site for the 20th Century Fox movie, Author, Author, with Al Pacino. Dyan Cannon and Tuesday Weld. Years ago, before Ottens Harbor silted oVer, Wildwood would have fared better in the competition as the resort was then known as the second busiest cornmerical fish port on the Atlantic coast Cannon playu a Broadway actress involved with playwrite Pacino. Weld plays Pacino’s wife, who walks out on him, leaving him with her five kids.

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A. BUSY haven of yearround employment is Solar-Trans, 7th. and New York Aves.,- North Wildwood. The fimris the thied largest heat transfer T-shirt designer in the U S A. They issue a handsome full color catalogue. The receptionist answers the phone: “Happy t Holidays, Solar-Trans," a pleasant gesture during this seaspn 17 •” - PRE-GOOD NEWS for 1982. Hollywood is returning to Holly Beach. City tub thumper Joe St*mile and the city solons have been busy hobnobbing with the New Jersey Motion Picture Commission. As a result of years of work,.another major production will be filming in the Wildwoods wijh some really big names being cast at this time. More on this anon.

ClftEST FOLKS happy to see Bill Heufey Sr., back in Ms cottage, named The Cuckoo'* Neat after a 21-week siege in . the hospital Henfey owned a chain of dry cleaning shops before jnoving to the Crest, He is a widely known contra tor and man-about-the-island.

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CANT RECALL such a fast selling item in such a short time as the' attractive new kerosene heaters. Just as pleasing is the sudden appearance of cords of wood beside homes that are switching to wood heat. It’s just possible that American ingenuity could stem that tidal wave .of Arab . petrodollars.

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IN ORDER TO encourage church-going, Gill Ramagosa, owner and ‘John McBurney. manager of Five Mile Beach bus lines, offer free bus service from Diamond Beach to Angelsea from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday.

may soon be their ears in stores. They ar« popular since they are opeh late in the evening arid on holidays. Seven-Eleven stores are said to have an

option to bulk! on the gas station sHe - opposite Holland's at New Jersey Ave. and Palm Rd. Construction Isn’t yet underway.

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