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News Notes from rTherWildwoods Thomas Parsons 729-5768

St. Simeon's by the Sea Episcopal Church is hosting a spendid event that promises to ring in the holiday spirit throughout the Greater Wildwoods! The National Boychoir of America will be performing at St. Simeon's 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 2. This outstanding choir, under the direction of Brahmachari Keith, has treated audiences throughout the United States to unequalled choral presentations and recently has performed at the White House. You may obtain further information by calling St. Simeon's at 522-8389 any weekday between 9 a.m. and noon. WITH THE holiday spirit in full swing, try the First Baptist Church Bazaar and Lunchon tomorrown and Friday. The luncheon is served 11 a.m. to2 p.m. and the bazaar is open 11 to 3 both days. Members of the church at Maple and Atlantic Avenues are ministered to by Rev. Dawn Mays. Rev. Mays and family reside in Wildwood Crest and her husband. Bill, is an instructor at Cumberland County Community College and serves on the pVildwood Crest Ambulance! Corps. • • • It is a Sadie Hawkins Night at the Hereford Masonic Lodge in Wildwood Crest and all are invited! Scheduled for Friday and featuring a cold buffet, this unique evening will begin at 8 p.m. and will continue until midnight. Tickets may be purchased at the door the night of the festivities. Proceeds will be applied to the Masonic Building Fund. Further information can be obtained by calling 886-7093. • • • EVERY SEGMENT of island life seems to be affected in some degree by the success of the resort's tourism industry. Our reporting that inquiries were on a 15-year decline for the Greater Wildwoods brought numerous responses with an equal number of solutions to the problem. It looks as if a goodly portion of this winter's resident activity will be participation in various programs to highlight the offerings of the Wildwoods during the season. In the promotional vein, two new developments have surfaced this week and each promises to offer the Greater Wildwoods a great deal of national and international exposure. THE PUBLISHERS of the Mid-Atlantic States Travel Guide have asked this writer to contribute two full-length feature articles on the Wildwoods. This established traveler's guide has a circulation of 150,000 and its featuring the Wildwoods should be an excellent promotional opportunity for the resorts of Wildwood, North Wildwood, and Wildwood Crest. Already input has been offered by George Yensick from the North Wildwood Tourism Commission and Leo Giuliano of the Wildwood Crest Tourism Commission. ALSO, North Wildwood seems to be the site selected by Brent Probin-

sky for the construction of an International Tourism Pavilion. It is Probinsky's intention to construct a $22 million dollar complex in North Wildwood which will feature shops, restaurants, and tourism offices from approximately 20 Caribbean and Latin American countries.

I have had the pleasure of working with the Probinsky family with the Sosua Beach Hotel and Casino project in the Dominican Republic and in that capacity I have seen the preliminary work for the International Pavilion and it promises to be an outstanding tourism

development with international attention. Formal presentation to the North Wildwood officials will take place in May, 1985. The proprietor of the | Greater Wildwoods oldest / casino limousine service is \ ' tying the knot! Nick I Paglione of Lion Limousine | has announced his engagement, to Barbara Dincber. Both are Wildwood Crest residents and it looks as though April, 1985, will be the month to remember as they tie the knot!

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