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The Herald And The Lantern

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An unemployed circus acrobat spent a Summer in' Sea hie City. But times have changed and now he’s a movie star. He returns for the first time next month to ATLANTIC CITY to film “Bambooale” for International Cinema Corporation. He’s ’ BURT LANCASTER ..How about some Martini^, and Moo Goo Pan just like Mother used to make? MANHATTAN’S MISTER MARK of DRAGON HOUSE has obtained the TERMINAL CAFE liquor license...How about NEIL'S blossoming out with those HUMPHERY BOGART CASABLANCA ceiling fans?..The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts we will have our first mild winter in 3years. So far. Ma Nature’s signs agree... The Assembly wants to make Ihe striped bass our official state fish...Thanks to JOE STAMILE, VINELAND’S DENISE CLEMENTE is now singing superstar at the ALADDIN in VEGAS ..Some bartenders hate to serve costly PERRIER WATER ’Why arc people so anxious so pay two dollars lor Perrier water on the rocks.” they grill. "Those ice cubes are made out of plain ol* WILDWOOD artesian well water...and they melt right into the Perrier faster than you can say "Gee. it tastes a lot like club soda "DAVE DEL CONTE'S legion of friends rallied for a pizza Football Boosters Rummage Sale Rummage sale items are donated. Call Rhinesmith, 465-3698. Aren berg, 4655458, Richardson. 967-4451. or Chase 465-5272 for pickup. The sale will benefit the Middle Township Football Boosters. The sale will be held Oct . 26.

and beer night tribute at CREST TAVERN Sunday. DAVE'S in a body cast as the result of a auto accident... SUZANNE PLUMMER PARKINSON, spent all her Summers in WILDWOOD, before she won SlO.OOO as MISS CAPE MAY COUNTY. MISS NEW JERSEY and second runner-up to MISS AMERICA in 1974. She finished her education at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY and is now an anchorwoman for KLAS-TV in LAS VEGAS. She also reports there for the CBS Evening News and produces a talk show...You almost expect to see leprechauns at WALTER GARVINS IRISHMAN’S CAFE in ANGLESEA. The charming GARVIN clan operated one of PHILLY’S most successful cafes at Frankford Ave. and Longshore St. J.C. LANE TRIO is starred... HOLIDAY INN has brought back their elegant Sunday Champagne Brunch. Guests are treated to table after table of tempting food, with scrambled eggs. Quiche Lorraine, sausage, bacon, creamed beef and smoked fish. A special feature is an array of fresh fruits including blueberries, strawberries and melons. Its a good way to shake off the autumn breakfast blahs . The new BALLY casino opening next month in ATLANTIC CITY cost $180 million. We'll soon find out how far the gambling pie can be divided...Moat talked of potential candidates for City Hall include LOU LAMBERT and ERNIE TROIANO...WAYNE LORD, of the CREST Boro Hall staff, says his friendly gas station has announced that if you buy a set of tumblers, you can’ buy some gas...Gas rationing won't be as easy as during World War II: There are

now 185 million vehicles in the U.S.A. CAPE MAY still ranks 3rd among Atlantic coast ports in fish landings. Fleets of scallop boats bring back bags full of these taste thrillers. A 12crew scallop boat spends 10 days at sea and brings back up to $40,000 worth of scallops. The proceeds are split 60-40 between the crew and owner of the boat who, on the average, has invested close toll million in the boat and equipment. Many Virginia, Carolina and Southern boots are based here since commercial pickings are slim off their shores... An elderly English lady who was a waitress to the stars for many years at Bookbinders in PHILLY lived in blissful retirement in the CREST for many years. She fed songbirds on a regular basis, calling the practice, "White narcissus for my soul." Youngsters Walk for Deborah AVALON-45 Seven Mile Beach youngsters walked 10 miles on Sunday, Oct. 21, to raise $2500 for the Deborah Hospital. The odyssey began shortly after 1 p.m. at 121st Street, Stone Harbor, and wound its way down Second Avenue in Stone Harbor and Dune Drive, Avalon, to the northern extreme of Avalon and then back to the Avalon Community Hall at 30th Street. There a small party was given for the youngsters. The funds will benefit the Deborah Heart and Lung Hospital, located in Browns Mills. The hospital provides care to all, regardless of their race, creed, religion or ability to pay. Chairman Jean Glazier and Co-chairman Mary Grace Keen, were both pleased with the fine showing of support given the children who solicited pledges and walked or rode the distance on bicycles. A prize of $100 will be given to the boy and girl who collect the most money by December 20.

Panther Morale High" After 28 To 6 Win

COURT HOUSE - The morale at Middle Township High is hack up again after its 28 to 6 football victory <»ver Wagner High of Staten Island. NY. The reserves

got in the game for a full period, and nearly scored a touchdown. The final score was not indicative of Middle's superiority. The game this week is

Matches Square-Off At Racquet Club

(X)URT HOUSE - The year's first town team tennis match at Jersey Cape Racquet Club got underway OCt. 16. Avalon Real Estate posted an impressive 35-21 victory over Neils Restaurant. The winners got off to a quick 8-3 lead as Bill Sorns turned back a stubborn Bob Heidoro in the first match: but Neil's rallied to even the score behind the aggressive play of Cathie Smith who surprised Avalon's Barbara Kerr by an 8-3 count. The match turned on the strong play of Avalon's three doUt>les teams who.swept through Neil’s and thus

provided the margin of victory. In the women's doubles June Mossbrook and Lois Campbell proved too much for Barbara Taylor and Merc Bauman in amassing an 8-5 truimph. Lyn Smith and Karen Wetherill also scored a hard fought 8-5 victory over Roni Zane and Bill Van Ness in mixed doubles competition. Any hopes of victory byNeils were dashed when that teams men's doubles were forced to default to Avalon's team of Dave Kerr and Joe Gach thus giving Avalon an 8-0 advantage in that particular

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with Pleasantvillo. away. P'Ville is vastly improved since the opening of the season, even though their record stands at 1-4. Coach Paul Yerk. who has started them, calls them "a team hungry to win. And they play a tough •D7‘ Yerk said of their defense. Coach Ex ley may take the wraps off his team this week and let them see how many points they can run up. The team would like to make it possible for ••J.C." Collins to score a touchdown. He has caught passes and come close, but has not stepped foot in •‘T.D.,Land.’* Many times, holding penalties haw called back Panther' scores, so the coaches, in addition to awarding paste-on footbath and stars for the players' Helmuts, are also considering. handing out penalty flags for flagrant violations of the rules. The footballs are awarded to those players scoring points, and the stars for outstanding plays, both on offense and defenae.

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