36 __ Herald— Lantern— Dispatch 8 May '85

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Mews Notes from The Wildwoods & Thomas Parsons

Gordon Ball, ubiquitous purchasing agent for the City of Wildwood, would like all "Islanders" (and for that matter anybody who is interested) to know that the City of Wildwood will host two auctions Wednesday. May . Auction No l, to be held at | the parking lot behind Maxwell Field, will consist of ■ motor vehicles, scrap metal, 1 and other large pieces of equipment. The auction will begin promptly at 10:30 a.m. with inspection privileges beginning at 9:30 a.m. Auction No 2. will be held at the Wildwood Rec Center on Rio Grande Avenue just west of Atlantic Avenue. Auction No. 2 will begin pro)D mptly at 1:30 p.m. and you may inspect the variety of merchandise from noon to auction time. The "Rec Center Auction" will include many household articles, televison sets, musical instruments, and assorted "stuff". Refreshments will be served at both auctions and there is no charge for admission. IF YOU MISSED the T Ball registration at Crest Pier Saturday. May. 5. don't miss the second and final registration date: Saturday. May 11 from 9 am. to noon' The Greater Wildwood Tm Ball League is open to any youngster from Five Mile * Beach 6 through 8, so if you've "got one" get there. _J and sign him/her up for the 1985 season. i Games are played at the I

Little League Field between Aster and Crocus on Atlantic Avenue and are scheduled for Sunday afternoons throughout the summer. It is an excellent league in which to introduce your child to the fundamentals of baseball and team play. THIS YEAR. Yours Truly will be co-directing the league with Tom SJnsheimer. last year's director. With this "double team" effort, it should be an extremely efficient, wellorganized season. However, when things "fall apart" about the middle of July please forget what you have read in this column, or you can blame Sinsheimer. because it will probably be his fault anyway?' Registration is $5 00 per child, to be paid at registration All participants will receive a team jersey, team cap. and a trophy at the end — r- " "(.tit at uic CIIU

of the season Amy Gallagher. 7th grade student at Margaret Mace School in North Wildwood. recently received praise for her participation in the Teenarts Festival. While her piano solo drew attention, it was Amy's outstanding ar- ' tisic ability that attracted comments of praise and appreciation. Amy's pencil sketch entitled "A Lone Tree" and her painting of "The Purple Mountain Mystery"; were so extraordinary for one just 13 years old, that many viewers perceived an incredible talent in the making. Obviously the "right" people were also impressed, as Amy was awarded a summer scholarship to Moore College of Art in E Mb i accomplishment for one so

is young, but so deserving and 'i- so talented. » ;e ••• it Taking its place among the i- franchise food outlets in the i- Greater Wildwood area is 0 the new Bonanza, located at y the southern end of the Garden State Parkway at it the intersection with Ocean Drive. As it will remain open f all year, the newly opened . steak house will be a f welcome addition to the few 1 offerings available to us Cape May County residents > during the off-season months. Attention, all fathers residing in the Greater Wildwoods! Please mark May 12 on your calendar and plan to do something special. If you have to ask why, then I am certainly glad I reminded you. May 12 is Mother's •Day, so don't forget! Two birthdays were recently noted in Mrs. Logan's First Grade class at Philip Baker Elementary School. Jimmy Collins and "Jo Jo" Franco each turned 7 years old April 23 and May 6 respectively. Both young men were feted to festive parties to mark the occasion. * Jimmy is the son of James and Pat Collins and "Jo Jois the son of Arliene and Joseph Franco, and both ■amilies reside in Wildwood ^rest. IF YOU WATCHED the 1985 Cancer Telethon on Channel 40, 1 am certain that

le you were impressed with the n talent available throughout ic the Wildwoods. Among the d "Tops of the Talented" had s to be the Dancers of the s Wildwoods under the exh cellent direction of Doris e Ray. II This was the seconB^ear that the Dancers performed y for the audience watching s the telethon, and their tap - dance rendition of "Tea for Two" was enjoyed by all. The ensemble included Nan- - cy Alexander. Kim Ball. Brenda Dietz. Christine McWilliams. Michelle Potts. i Bobbi Jo Taylor. Megan Traber. KoFen Schoenlever. and Tracy Warmkessel. This talented troupe of tappers are all students in the Wildwood Recretaion Center's Dance Program under the direction of Ray. The dance, program, which is open to both adults and students, is one of the most popular recreation activities. i activities. *

If you missed the televised showing of the Wildwood Dancers, you will have another chance very shortly as the group is preparing for its first showcase which will include participation from all of the programs participants. We'll keep you informed as to time. date, and place. If you would like further information on this very popular and active program, call Doris Ray at 522-5837 Tuesday or Thursday after 3:30 p.m. the greater Wildwood - Cape May County Board of Realtors, under the direction of Ruth McCormick of Wildwoods Realty had a very active 1st quarter I in 1985. • With residential home sales approaching the $10 ^^JioruKar^for the quarter, to be a very active real

d estate center. Along Five Mile Beach, North Wildwood seemed to be the busiest e area for residential home e sales, with Wildwood Crest a s very close second for the t first quarter of '85v ^ i Many credit the" stronger t economy for the active real i estate makret. but if the i truth were known, Cape May 1 County remains one of the i last and best havens for home ownership in the state, i Dollar for dollar, your mor- ; tgaged "buck" buys more i quality of life and a finer home along the seashore in Cape May County . than anywhere esle in the state. IN THE BUSINESS world, our sleepy Island communites , are beginning to spring back to life in anticipation of the "green transfusion" that takes place each season. Some changes are apparent. The Penatly Box is gone ... replaced by Cheers. Tot Town has moved to a location within one block of Marine Bank at 3307 Pacific Ave. Garrabrants sold their very popular restaurant to the equally capable and talented McDonald "clan" of Cape May City acclaim. Garrabrant's is now Capt'n Mac's and still is a place wel worth visiting. Shea's ... ever popular . .. is opening a take-out service adjacent to the Shea's Market on 17th Street in North Wildwood. The gold and precious metal exchange at Rio * CranHa mrl Mm.. I

? and New Jersey t moved out and Budd's Pizza a and Sandwiches moved in j with super service and ; speedy delivery. The El Coronado, Case . Bahama. Caribbean, Tropicana, and Mar-Lane Motels have been changed I owners and the Atlantic , t Diner is now Ernie's com- | plete with structural face-lift and a newly acquired liquor license. The Crestwood Diner, at Cresse and New Jersey, has n also undergone an attractive - remodeling. Captain D's Seafood looks great with the second floor now completed, and the ever popular Duffinetti's has added an attractive outside garden-waiting area for patrons, with the landscaping being done by the "super gardeners ". the Catanoso family of Garden Greenhouse fame. Marge Pirolti still rides herd over the troops at Neil's, and that's good. The . aim uia i b gooa. i ne

Dragon House has reopened. Somebody has finally bought the fire-ravaged mess once called Oscar's and that is very good ! The Laughing Gulls have returned, the "Blues" are on their way, the Horseshoe Crabs can be found everywhere. Rumor even has it that the weekly entertainment paper "Shout" will soon hit the streets for yet another season. It must be spring!