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I recently sat with the Myrtle Road residents and watched the demolition of the Kay residence on Myrtle and Pacific Avenues in Wildwood Crest This grand old home is being torn down to make room for another condominium project While it seemed that all present understood progress mixed emotions prevailed as a bu of Crest history and architectural beauty was cast aside This large home with its all glass round' room perched atop its three floors was admired bv manv and will be missed by aU as Wildwood Crest endeavors to become the Condo Capital" of Cape Mav County INTERESTING ALSO, considering the MCA and CAFRA restrictions, is this pervasive developmental trend I sat with a group last week discussing the building plans that have been rejected by CAFRA because of environmental impact and quite naturally the discussion led to condo development Understanding and accepting the fact that we Islanders live in an environmentally sensitive area is one thing, but under standing how one JO- unit motel plan can be rejected while 10 separate six-unit condo applications pass seemed to escape the group s understanding I feel certain that once this environmentally oriented group organizes, we will be hearing much, much more from it as members discuss the MCA. CAFRA. and island development • • • WILDWOOD CREST of ficials have obviously won" another round in the CRUZ MCA vs the Bor ough of Wildwood Crest bead liner Effective Feb 8. the construction firm has halted the entrenchment work on the sewerage outfall line, while it back tracks and repairs the damage done to city streets and private property The area around the Von Savage Community Pool seems particularly hard hit and the construction has virtually rendered the pool inaccessible to residents, not to mention Sal's Pizza Many Islanders profess a passion for this pizza and pipeline problems have pre eluded purchasing this palate pleasing product because of difficulty reaching the pizzeria the cruelty of it all' • • • OCR JOHNNY on the Spot mention this week goes to Tan Simmons of Wildwood Crest for his prompt reporting of a gas tanker fire along the Garden State Parkway Simmons, who serves as a volunteer on the Wildwood Crest Ambulance Corps, is never without his portable emergency radio When noted the fire beneath the vehicle Simmons promptly notified local fire/rescue authorities and their prompt response to his call "saved the day CAT SHOW Mark these dates on your calen dar March 2 and J because that is when the first annual Cat Show is coming to Wild wood s Convention Hall, and it proves to he an interesting Agression from winter's Toreoom Also in addition to exotic weeds and professional0

show cats, any local resident with a mentous feline of the house" variety is en couraged to enter the pet Further information about the Wildwood Cat Show can be obtained by calling the show's coor dinating office at 589-1924 • • • WITH VARSITY scholastic basketball dominating the headlines this winter, it was a pleasure to attend a recent game between Crest Memorial School and Mar garet Mace School While these outstanding games may never grab the front page sports section, fhe desire to win and the intensity of play certainly is evident Composed of students from fourth grade to eighth grade, the teams exhibit sportsmanlike conduct and a very evident mastery of the game It was indeed an enjoyable hour of competition and is recommended to all The final score had Mar garet Mace's hoopsters out pointing the Crest team by only three poinLv Despite the rivalry and the game s intensity, a round of hand shakes prevailed after the game by all participants, who seemed to enjoy the competition thoroughly Coaching was provided by Andy Ridgeway from the Crest and Stan DelCono from Margaret Mace. • • • IT IS GOOD to hear that ex- Wildwood entertainer. Charlie Prose, is doing so well at Atlantic City's Atlan- j tis Casino \ For a dozen years. Prose entertained the residents and tourists throughout the Wildwoods and now as is - deserving his talent, he headlines the show at the Atlantis Casino's Main Showroom • • • The Wildwood Crest P T C has scheduled a very important monthly meeting for Feb 19 Guest speaker will be Mrs Peggy Lewis, school board president On the agenda in addition to the school budget for 1985-86 will be a discussion concerning the renovation or demolition of the Philip Baker School on Aster Road A few people have caught a few more people s ears concerning the Baker School and for several months rumors have circulated concerning the closing of the school and the transfer of grades K to 3 to the Crest Memorial School It should be an inter esting. factual meeting and the PTC urges all interested parents to attend • • • ANOTHER DATE to note Feb 23. 1MB? The Angles** Volunteer Fire Co is hosting its annual Wash mgton's Birthday Cele hration at the Fire House at 2nd and New Jersey Avenues in North Wildwood Believe it or not. this is the 69th Annual Washington's Day festivity to be hosted by the department That is un questionably a record for loyvity The evening will feature live music, a sumptuous buffet . and set ups Space is limited and tickets are available on a first come, first served basis Call 522 5916 for ticket information Absolutely nothing lasts 89 years without being tremendously popular so don't miss out Call today.

1st Jersey Has 40th George t STONE HARBOR t- ' First Jersey National Bank . South will unveil its 40th George automatic teller machine (ATM) tomorrow, according to David Repici. regional vice president "This Stone Harbor George Machine adds to the convenience we offer resident^ in Cape May County," Repici said There are other George Machines in Cape May City. North Cape May. Cape May Court House. Ocean City, and North Wildwood fhe Stone Harbor George Machine is located at the front of the branch at 96th and 2nd Avenues FIRST JERSEYS George system includes automated teller machines and Bank -by -Phone, which allow customers to bank anytime of the day, or night on weekends and holidays throughout the year. First Jersey will celebrate its newest George opening with a special ribbon cutting ceremony and by offering giveaway prizes to anyone who takes a George demonstration at the Stone Harbor branch

Solar Energy Lecture Set CAPE MAY — A lecture presentation entitled "Ex plonng Solar Energy" will take place 7 to 9 this evening at the Cape May Kiwanis Club, Beach . Drive A demonstration of equipment and slide presentation will cover domestic solar system components, applications and benefits To register for the free session, call 368 8219

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