JPENDINf* planning board approval. Georgt . Pavlou will doubk the size of his highly sue «ssful Snow White restaurant, the first Boardwalk concession to open aniTlast tc close Sad to say, the Snow White was in the block razed by fire this year An amazing number of year rouVid residents make daily lifnch and snack pilgrimages to Snow White Visitors receive a pleasant surprise after becoming accustomed to Boardwalk rip-offs Snow White offers 40c hot dogs, 55* ham .burgers, Jersey corn on the cob But we found an even better reason to walk miles to patronize Snow White. Mr.^ Pavlou braved howling gales daily last winter to feed homeless cats that had taken up residence under the Boardwalk His opera- , lion even rated a mention

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faithful fans ringside that the twins referred to your writer as their cousin. Many patrons had puzzled looks as we had different skin pigmentation. As the top Vegas lounge act, their pay skyrocketed so Wildwood cabarets could no longer afford the Trenier family. They always dreamed of appearing here again, but casino city has them a third of the year at Resorts International. Cliff, the zaniest Trenier twin, now has cancer and is fighitng for his life at his Vegas home. Practically every star turned out at a huge benefit at the Frontier to help defray his staggering medical expenses. These included Liberace, Robert Goulet. Redd Foxx and Bill Cosby. Contributions can be mailed to 2208 San Jose Street, Las Vegas 89104. We doubt there is a Wildwoodiari over 30 who wasn’t a Treniers fan. VIC DiSYLVESTER is mulling «1n antique marble, show to join the National Marble Tournament which draws much free publicity to the Wildwoods.

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DiSylvcstcr is shaping up as the moat dynamic PR director since Will Fitzpatrick. * * * HELP SEND • Scoop" Taylor's lifeguards to the coastal championships in Hollywood, Florida, Christmas week. A pizza and beer benefit Jor $5.00 per person willfbe held Saturday* Dec.*4th at Grande's Cafe. Last year, Ed Zaberer gave pie athletes spiffy new matched uniforms and jackets and if time permits, Assemblyman-Mayor Guy Muzlani twirls and spins pizzas on the gala night. BUD BENSON and Lee Bailey, annual local par- . ticipants in the Mummers Parade, are happy that WCAU-TV anchor Larry Kane will be a marcher as well as commentator for the Mummers parade. Window Warm-Up COURT HOUSE - Window Warm-Ups. a program featuring low-cost ideas for reducing heat loss through windows, will be offered by the county Extension Home Economics Service 10 a.m. today, Nov. 10,, here at the Extension Service Educational Center, Dennisville Rd. To register for the program, call 465-5115^

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NORTH CAPE MAY The Cape May Kiwanis Club has honored Petty Officer Charles Lawson of North Cape May as the Coast Guard Person of the Year. Lawson is a member of the Aids to Navigation Team (ANT) which is aU tached to the buoy tender, Hornbeam. The 13-member group is responsible for 725 smaller aids in the Delaware Bay and the Inter Coastal Waterways. . THE 10- year veteran of The Coast Guard was honored on recommendation of his commanding officer, Lt. Commander A.J. Hindle, captain of the Hornbeam, who said Lawson has ‘‘proven especially Worthy.” He stated that Lawson has spent many hours upgrading the admvnistrative records of ANT HORNBEAM, has recovered and rebuilt the Mispillion River North Jetty Light, which was destroyed by ice, enabling . the Delaware Launch Service y and commercial fishermen to travel the river safely, and has recently completed reworking every light and day beacon, in Hereford,

Townsend • and the lower half of Great Egg waterways. Married and the father of •two children, Lawson devotes two nights a week to the Royal Rangers, a scouting group of some 35 boys. “Petty Officer Lawson is an outstanding example of a Coast Guardsman," his commanding officer wrote in his lettei*of recommendation. "His skill, efficiency and knowledge of his rating are first rate. He is cooperative and willing to work extra hours to accomplish a goal. BMI Lawson serves as an excellent representative for the Coast Guard, at work and at home in' the community."

Rt’TH DUGAN. 83. o( Seavillf. Nov 4 HKRBRRT HOFFMAN. 77. of Daytona Beach. Fla , formerly of Ocean City. Nov. 3. He wa* retired. JAMES J. Ktl.I.F.EN'. 93. of Athlone, Ireland. Nov 2 He wa* the father of the Rev John C., paitor of St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Sea Isle City. ELIZABETH M. I.EMONT, 84. of Ocean View, Nov 3. She lived in this area 57 years JOSEPH J. PEZZI. 21. of Sea Isle City. Nov 2 He was a city employee SARA R. WAY. 95. of Wildwood Crest. Nov l She was a member of the First Baptist Church.

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