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Herald & lantcm 24 February '82

K X W I I/O W«0 O I) lifeguard Boh l,ovf; who owns Ihc American ParaSailtog Company, made a prMWagon to the N J. Marine Commtoaion to revise Para SailinR reRula t'mns The' cohimisaion claimed th»Jy have msuffi. oient manpower to enforce the proposed changes As a result, the Wildwoods will rfgain lack the colorful spor| of multihued parachutes, carrying passengers and ad messages, while being towed by speedboat __,Xhe. feature attracted favorable visitor attention and tv-

coverage during the 1900 season The sport is featured in virtually every tv and movie clip and ad promoting Acapulco in supposedly backward Mexico Someday we hope some ac tipn in which the state solons have helped; rather than hindered the resPrt industry ^ ANOTHKR REKliciEK from Atlantic City’s :gam . ing, the National Munir Fesfivdf returns to Wildwood Convention Hall May 15 IB Scofes of the best high school bands

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Director Earl Ostrander estimates Wildwood is now a $12 million convention city with the potential to reach $25 million by 1983 The Mid-Atlahtic Shripe and Tall Cedars conclaves, with delegates and bands from as far away as Canada, are expected , to meet here a minimum of four years. They formerly met in Virginia Beach but wanted a change in scenery to the Wildwoods with the added fillip of a night’s gambling in Atlantic City.

EX-WILDWOOD Golf Club food and beverage major domo Larry Valenzano has joined the staff of the Rusty Rudder Restaurant and Lounge in center island Wildwood’s Reach Terrace Motor Inn.

is jpKt back from Lake Pjdcid. Mm. James Leahy imd her four daughters are /combining business with pleasure with a jatfnt to Hawaii and California where they arc buying fashions to augment their usual New York selections at the Kranicb Shoppe and

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The Crest's Charlie Bond is planning to reopen his Avalon Hook. Line & Sinker as soon as the Boston mackerel- arrive offshore. And the Greater Wildwood Yacht Club bid farewell to winter with a reunion dance Last Saturday night at the Cape May Coast

Guard base.

Bob Doherty is back from Mian?i where he reports they had their best weather and worst season ih 20 years. Interior decorators and crews have descended on Jones Boys to give the restaurant a face lifting as well as a new name, l/rie's Reef & Beef. The Banana Boat Lounge will become the Pegleg

Parrot Lounge.

MYRT BRUA is so happy to be the recipient of glossy photos from the film, Some Sunny Day which filmed many, scenes in her tavern. The photos include local entertainers like Mickey Shaughnessy and Bobby Kaye,, as well as Robert Hays. Ned Beatty and Kathleen Beller. Location scout Marlene Aaron mailed the photos to Myrt and is planning a reunion visit with Ms. B8B this season. The film makes frequent mentions of Myrt’s Tavwn. Local lad Dojig Hunsberger, who wds the still photographer for the film, is unveiling 14 new postcard additions to his "Designer’s Series" cards of Cape May county scenes. There had been few new postcard views in the area for decades.

Show Choir Presented COURT HOUSE - The newly formed Middle Township High School Show Choir presented a ? rogram of song and dance hursday, March 18 here, in the auditorium of Elementary School 3. Included in the program.were a medley from the movie Fame.,and a ballet number to the'•music "You Color My World.’’ Choreographers for the program were Nancy Gib-' son and Suzy Byrne, of the "Dancers Two" Dance Studio. 'Auxiliary . Installation

LONG TIME Avalon colonists Jack and Meg Downey are often seen at Zaberer’s Anglesea Inn. Downey, the ex-topper at WCAU. imported an authentic pub from Ireland as part of his celebrated ' Downey’s restaurant on Philly’s South Street. Meg Downey created an Irish Whiskey cake that is now being sold by mail all over the U S A.

AVALON - The'Udies Auxiliary of the Vqlunteer Fire Dept, recently elected and installed new officers for the year: presideut,/ Lorraine Matalucci;, vicej • president/ Lois Scarpa;! secretary, Jmie Dean, treasurer, Peggy • Andersen. The auxiliary is planning a plant and cake sale for May. i v

CAN SPRING BE far behind 7 Folks are winding upwinter vacations. Unlike the majority who seek sunnier climes. Howard Ross

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