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MOVES ARE underway in two New England states to add jai alai to their parimutuel activities. They are Massachusetts and New Hampshire Jai alai is already popular in Connecticut Assemblyman Guy Muxiani has long been an advocate of 'Jai alai for the Wildwoods. Tee ling it would

make us more competitive with Atlantic City’s nine casinos and their 40 million dollar annual ad budget. ••• CONCERNED citizen* have ordered a supply of bumper stickers for use In their battle against beach fees. The message reads: FOR CRESTS SAKE. FREE THE BEACHES.

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THE RUNAV of Wawa coirvjyiience stores in three Wildwood

locations has caused the chain to acquire land for two new Wawa stores in Cape May and Court

House. Both are slated for construction and early opening in the not-too-dihtant future. ••• MEMORIAL DAY weekend will see the dedication of the beautiful new veterans park on Bayview Dr. and County Blvd. in the Crest. The park will be dedicated to

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veterans of all wars who made the supreme sacrifice. The committee is anxious to honor all war dead with Crest affiliations so they will not actually commission a plaque for one year so that relatives may contact them, with names they may have missed. Among those to be honored is a member of the island's piooneer Baker family, Katherine Baker, who was a World War I nurse. Serving on the committee is Dorit Cummings. Her late father, E.Z. Fox, inspired and -created the mini-checkerboard square parks still visible in center island Wildwood. Fox' always felt people couldn’t spehd all their time on the bea<!h and waterways and needed park areas sprinkled throughout the community. ••• THE LATEST additibn to the island’s growing number of female lifeguards is Janet fwully who will hanole the chore at the Quarterdeck Motel. BE SURE TO turn out for Boardwalk parade on Sunday, May 16th at 6:30 p.m. of the National Music Festival. Bands from all over the U.S. A. and Canada will march from 16th Ave. south to Rio Grande Ave. With flags waving smartly in the breeze, the smartly costumed bands and color guards are a joy to behold. Although there are plenty of boardwalk benches, you may want to bring along your own portable seating. Pleae encourage these talented youngsters with applause. Give them the sort of welcome you j would want youi* youngsters to receive when hundreds or thousands of miles away from home. PARENTS concerned with drug or -alcohol problems should give every bit of encouragement possible to these young folks who get "high” from music! On Monday afternoon, the bands will enjoy the famed Sunshine Express in concert at Convention Hall. In previous years in Wildwood, their guest concert artists have included the Hudson Brothers and Maynard Ferguson. ••• STRING BAND of Wildwood will make their first parade appearance in Sea Isle City. Be sure to support the band at their Legion home practice sessions (every Thursday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.) and benefits. Their potential advertising value to the Wildwoods is great. Free Info Number For

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PRINCETON - Help is available for the sick or diabled who choose to be treated at home rather than in nursing homes or hospitals. j Families can leam/how to care for their loved 1 ones at home, with the help of visiting nurses, therapists and home health aides. The Home Health Agency Assembly of New Jersey in Princeton has set up a toll free number where home health services information is available by calling 800-582-5969. (Editor's note: the toll free'number was Incorrectly Hated in a recent issue of the paper).