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Leo Guiliano was art director for CBS-TV in New York for 19 years. Since owning motels in Crest and enjoying blissful retirement, he became convinced that the Crest has the "uglies." So, with Stan Gage and Fred Liguori he formed a committee to change all that. Thei plan to donate thousand* of flowering cherry trees obtained through Uncle Sam to Crest home owners to chapge^ the bleak treeless look. The Sunset Lakefront park will be transformed into bowers of greenery to try to duplicate a worldfamous park in Bombay, India. Eight pledges of $1,000 apiece have already been received from Crest tycoons toward the lake park. TWENTY-FIVE ARE needed to erect a garden t style ^Gazebo bandstand J like the one at Morey's Ocean Place. The trees are slated for planting this ) Fall. / A bit jealous of Cape May's successes, both the Crest and North Wildwood are going out to duplicate and exceed their malls and park areas. A cherry'- ^ blossom festival as an annual event is in the works. THE LEGENDARY land and sea mark. Crest Pier,

1 is slated for demolition. It will be repla^ea by a square of elegant old j^, fashioned Jimjsemenj rides. /Gardefr-Cifcenhousel executed the \ magnificent tiered luxuryjandaqaajred garden. \ Sports notables- prefer the Wildwoods above all other Cape islands. Among these is the celebrated NBA referee Sid Borgia, long time Crest colonist. Borgia retired 15 year^ago but recently officiated at the NBA, 'Old Timers All Star ga*he in Colorado. BUT Brennau. twice Philly patholic Coach of the Year, is a Crest colonist, coaches St. John

Neumann, participant in Wildwoods annual Boardwalk Bowl Labor Day weekend. His son, Matt is a Fairleigh Dickinson University jock, Crest lifeguard and doorman at Moore's Inlet Club. Kutz's beloved veteran waitress, Mary Ponds harbprs a veritable duck farm on her Green Creek estate. Lately, the ducklings had been disappearing at an alarming rate. Mary discovered a weasel was enjoying nocturnal duckling dinners a la moonlight. Mary spent the wee hours the next few nights armed with a

baseball bat. At last - you gpessed it - Pop goes the ^weasel! Charlie MacEfonald has spotted the first pelicans of the season off the Crest fishing pier. Merlin Paul preparing to host another movie company set to film amusement scenes on the "Scramble" and other Hunt's Pier rides. More on this anon. * A BOLT OF lightning zapped Bob Doherty's apartment above the County Roost, knocking out his life size projection TV,

V microwave steak cooker and m appliances. All it missed was his new $65,000 * E white convertible I Mercedes Benz. You win I some - you lose some. Many of the national conclaves Tom Parson's Sales & Marketing is obtaining for the Wildwoods will utilize both the North Wildwood and center island Convention Halls at the s^me time. Outfits like the Naitonal Association of Plastic Manufacturers need all the space fhey can get. With upwards of 4,000 motel rooms per square mile - more than any U. S. A. city - Wildwood with the help of the casinos will soon be one of the major convention cities of the world. Lou Lambert is acquiring adjacent blocks for added parking for his North Wildwood Center.

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