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Prepare For Memorial Day

WILDWOOD - The Wildwoods, known to thousands of vacationers across America as "The Family Sun and Fun Spot, U.S.A." will be bursting at the seams with new things to do and see and ^reat places to enjoy Memorial Day weekend. Everything on the Wildwood Boardwalk is being spruced up and many new amusements have been added. Each of the hundreds of motels located in The Wildwoods will have a welcome mat out for vacationers. Many of these motels are located directly on the beachfront with the glistening white sand as a backdrop for their inviting swimming pools. Beaches will be open and guarded for the Memorial Day Weekend. The entire Five Mile Beach area, which begins in North Wildwood, continues through Wildwood and has its southern extremity in Wildwood Crest, is now making last minute preparations for the anticipated turnout for the Memorial Day Weekend. Restaurants, which sf rve all types of food from American, German, Italian, Chinese, Greek and French kitchens will be welcoming hungry families as the dinner hour approaches. In the early morning Saturday, Sunday and Monday, thousands of vacationing bicyclists will

be cruising th<t length of the < boardwalk. I A NEW PRC MOTIONAL | plan will give vacationers > easy access tc vacation information. The Wildwoods have announced their 800 number for the 1984 season. Anyone wishing current vacation information can call 800-221-1532. This year's vacation packet includes an up to date, full color brochure that shows the entire range of vacation delights from the stretches of wide, white, sandy beaches on the Jersey Coast to the exciting night life. Complete listings of motels, restaurants, night clubs, boardwalk, amusements, boat rentals, and a wide variety of other retail busines -es from food markets to pharmacies may be found To facilitate those who want to get in "on East Coast fishing, then are many party and darter boats that take patrons to the fishing groimds off the shores of The Wildwoods. Many smal boat rentals provide vessels for those

who enjoy their fishing in the backwaters, as well as for those who like t6 water 1 ski or just plain ride a boat

TOP SALESMAN — Bob McCullion of North Wildwood has been cited by Sears, Roebuck and Company foiv his "sales excellence'^ at the catalog store in Cape May Court House.

around the many small I lagoons on the western side of the island. FOR THE SIGHT-SEER, several boats make daily trips around The Wildwoods and to other sections of the Jersey Cape. These Coast Guardapproved vessels annually carry thousands of cityweary vacationers on a mini-sea cruise. Municipal tennis courts, playgrounds, basketball courts, baseball fields and shuffleboard courts are some of the additional features that assure there will be something for everyone in The Wildwoods. Golf courses are just a few minutes drive from The Wildwoods as are many historical landmarks that make the Jersey Cape unique. For more information on vac at ions in The Wildwoods, write to: The Wildwoods, Box 609, Wildwoods, 08260 or call Toll Free 800-221-1532.

Dealers' List for Farmers TRENTON - New Jersey farmers planning to sell their farm products through commodity buyers this year can obtain an updated list of all licensed agricultural dealers in the state from the New Jersey Department of Agriculture, s "The listing provides the names of all persons and firms licensed to buy fruits and vegetables, eggs, live poultry, hay, grain and straw from New Jersey farmers in 1984," said state Secretary of Agriculture Arthur R. Brown Jr. ^ Under state law, any person or firm operating as a farm products buyer in New Jersey without a license can be fined up to $3,000 a day. STATE LAW also requires licensed dealers to file a bond, letter of credit or depository agreement with the agriculture • department to cover nonpayment claims. The law is designed to protect farmers if the licensed dealer fails to pay for any farm products. "Farmers should obtain a copy of the listing to know if they are doing business with a licensed dealer or agent," Brown said. For a copy of the "1984 List of Licensed Agricultural Commodity Dealers," write to the Bureau of Licensing and Bonding, Division of Regulatory Services, New Jersey Department of Agriculture, CN 330, Trenton, N.J. 08625, or call 292-5577.

Coldrejn Renamed CAPE V|AY - City Manager Frfd Coldren has been reappointed chairman of the 1.5-member national citizens advisory committee to the federal 'Urban Mass Transportation Administration (UNTA), U.S. Department of Transportation. Coldren was reappointed as chairman of the "Section 15 Reporting System Advisory Committee", by Ralph L. Stanley, UNTA administrator. Selected as chairman by then Administrator Arthur E. Teele Jr., Coldren had offered his resignation to permit the new administrator to make his own choice. Coldren announced that he vwill accept the reappointment and chair the committee's quarterly meeting in Oakland, Cal., May 2-2. 1 I

Brocfmre Planned WEST QfVPE MAY - The Wesv Cape May Business Association had its monthly meeting, April 19 at the Village West Restaurant. It was decided to promote "Vest Cape May through the printing of an advertising brochure with locator map. All members having paid annual dues will be entitled to a free ad. It was also agreed to donate a scholarship to a graduating business major at Lower Cape May Regional High School, commencing wiUfthe Class of 1984. Business persons will be contacted for contributions to these projects. The next regular meeting will be at the Village West, 406 Broadway. 8 p.m. Thursday, May 17.

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