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To" our readers We're reliable but not infallible Are you? As you may know, we often contribute free lance features to New York Times St The Christian Science Monitor Neither publication allows human error But we're thankful our Jersey Cape Neighbors do overlook any

rare lapse!

When was the Jast time you received seashore real estate for free? The county veterans ‘ cemetery has over 6.000 cemetery lots for free for veterans and so far only 250 are reserved . If . you wish to apply, simply bring your marriage license and service records -to Jack Moran, vets officer at the Social Services Building. Rio Grande Moran refutes the • widespread rumor that* Reagan eliminated the $150 vets burial benefit. Relatives of the deceased sfill receive the benefit as well as a flag and grave marker. And in Cape May county, a free burial plot if so desired. V® 15 groups starting to push for a long pver-dunjDims with solons eager to find ways to spend booming casino and lottery

revenues.

News Notes from- 1 — ? ■ The Wildwoods Sv ' Charles V. Mathis

port April 19, it should make the walk -usable within two weeks The tropical lumber is expected ie last 30 to 50 years, giving taxpayers a break. Similar lumber has been Uspd with success in ConeyJCland . Can you • wa^T on air Let’s hope so. il the prize lumber from Australis ' doesn't arrive soon All the decking had! been stripped r rom 26th Avenue north while awaiting the splendid new decking. But Australia isn’t just around the corner. Morey's Pier hopes to ' olace plywood decking on '.he wooden way so they won't miss the Palm Sun ; •lay and Easter weekends, iwo of their busiest times. Xhey macket cut price ride ’cket books on those hob-, iay 'weekends. How other :oncessionajres all the way ‘o 16th Street will meet the •mergency isn’t know a • '

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Mike Gallo, the Anglesea Jolson-singalike. home after three months at Mickey Finn's, bas Vegas * He opens soon at the Red Garter . Gallo no sooner arrived after three rainless desert months and his car

was flooded!

HELD UP BY stormtossed seas, more than a half -million S$ worth of eucalyptus wood is enroute to North Wildwood for Boardwalk decking Due .in

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The Nickels family and Councilman Ed Hannan are the powers-that'-be behind Marine West. A new ride being installed there is the Zoyad. a foreign amusement nde that gives you the feel of actually flying. It is described thus: "Your first ride may be , your last r" The Wax Museum has been replaced with a new

Greek restaurant. King Neptune's, hosted by Aageio BMiris. Tis said Herman hopes to name the ex-lady host of the wax museum as city public relations director. The p.r office still is unstaffed and idle as the season nears Tom Parsons, ex-p.r director and motel exec, is - the brains behind the ‘ Canadian Connection.' «i one-time publication to be distributed to Montreal and Toronto residents on Vic torian Day, late in May This is the date when Cana dians -start thinking about their summer vacations

; EXPERTS RANK the I three top houses in the USA as the White House. Hears! estate and "Pickfair." An ' ex-Wildwood High state, champ .basketeer. Hamp '■tears, calls "Pickfair" hflme with his partner and co-owner of the LA Lakers and Kings. Dr Jerry Buss. Pickfair's high in the

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Dr. Bu§s & Meats bought the estate for five million. However, it hadn't been modernized since the 19505. so Buss' daughter. Jeannie. had to blow dry her hair in a dining room due to the lade of electric .outlets There are more servants '‘than residents as only ■ • Mears. Dr Buss and Jean-

me reside there

Oddly enough. Mears prefers .Wildwood living, spending almost half the year here, often at the ■ home ot his best pals. Mr 1 and‘Mrs. Jim Byrne and their handsom young brood | of insurance and stock

brokers.

Mears isn’t the only Wildwood High grad in Beverly Hills Brooke Walker. TV commercial star and Pari Am Ainiays Purser, has just moved to the Hills.- Even . Brooke loves to return to Wildwood, .to visit her ma. Ocean Drive, toll taker Dorothy Walker and her other

relatives.

Your scribe on$e interviewed Mario Lanza's ma. j Mrs Antonio Cocozza. and f her parents, who always I summered in a humble ? rustic abode on Rio Grande Avenue opposite Penn Jersey We used to ride the same bus as Mario's lovely ma and pondered how thrilled folks would- be to know that she was here from Beverly HillsIn those days. Wildwood had over 100 phone operators and when Mario called home, they used to listen in. When Lanza got wind of this problem, he always talked in Italian on all calls to our island. THE RUGE Mid-Atlantic Shrine conclave, 18,000 delegates strong, said to be having difficulties locating motel rooms for its September convention. Virginia Beach wants 'em back desperately Rumblings have council again bringing up the beach fee. They welcome your input on this issue.

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