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EVERYONE/S been asking which headliners Coty Morley would offer at his Club Avalon The good news is that they will be singer Don Cornell. Julie De John and the Barrelhouse Banjo Band. Joey ftWhop starred for Cozy last season

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LORI CESAR and J.C. Lane, the singing sister stars of the Midt<> wn Lounge >trio, are thrilled over the sUcces of their longtime pal Pla Zadora. Pia has completed the movie, Butter//y with Stacey Ketch and is at work on Fake Out. another movie with Telly Savalas and Desi Arnaz Jr. When Pia appears in Atlantic City. Lori shares her suite as they relive childhood memories of their appearances on Broadway KATHARINE WILLIS the clerk to the Board of Freeholders, received a lovely birthday present — her first grrndchild was born on her birth date. Nice to see Julie Grassi back in action after a winter mishap resulted in a broken leg. SYLVAN ROSENFELD is "chafing at the bit” with retirement, but he did manage a five-week vacation with his daughter who lives in California.' Renewing acquaintenances on an extended visit from Los Alamitos, Calif, are the John Anderson*. DICK CLARK, longtime Starlight ballroom star, will broadcast a music special all day Memorial day over the Mutual Broadcasting System. WILL YOU PLEASE empty out your penny banks and get them to your nearest merchant before the holiday rush? Uncle Sam can’t solve the shortage. People are holding onto the pennies — either because they figure the pennies aren’t worth carrying around or because of hopes that rising copper prices will make the coins worth more than one cent each.

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SAWYER ELECTRIC CO. has sold hundreds of burlgar alarms this past season and 90 percent were sold to homes that had aready been robbed. Harry Mitchell Jr., of Mitchell Iron Works, reports sales booming of barred windows and doors for homes. One police official commented: fTt’s crazy, but we have to lock ourselves

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MARK PENNY, sailing instructor for Greater Wildwood Yacht Club, Just graduated from the

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CREST LIFEGUARD Bob Bernardo, son of Northeast High football coach Bill Bernardo, and his girlfriend Debbie Yeager h^ve just graduated from Dealers school as craps instructors. Bernardo, who is a disc jockey with a record collection of over 10,000 waxings, appears at parties and niteries. v

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DID YOU KNOW that Jack Kelly, who has a pen ding wedding was the first organizer of the South Jersey Lifeguard races? He is well remembered for his address to the local Navy League at Neil’s Steak and Oyster House. The late a^r Paul Douglas, broke into show business as radjo’s "velvetvoiced announcer.” Douglas started out as a Wildwood lifeguard. A worthy successor to him with the "velvet-voiced" diadem, is the Crest’s Bill Huff who labors at WWOC, Avalon. LORI CESAR and J.C. Lane. Wildwood’s native singing sisters, now appearing with their trio at Midtown Lounge, are thrilled over the success of their long time pal, Pia Zadora. F»ia’s starring in the new movie "Butterfly” with Stacey Keacb. She’s now making "Fake-Out" with co-stars Desi Arnaz Jr. and Telly Savalas. When Pia appears in Atlantic City, Lori shares her suite as they recall memories of their childhood as Broadway stage stars. Pia’s also a regular on "Hollywood Squares," which originates from the hotel owned by her multi-millionnaire husband Musalum Rikktis, the Riviera. Wildwood's very own girls mud wrestling troupe made an auspicious local debut over the weekend at Grande’s. TV-pop singing star Bobby Rydell would have been proud of his longtime pal Frank Ricco, of Ricco's Market who served as referee for the chocolate rollers, sweet ’HI mud pies. He was aided and abetted by another local lad, Wayne Mueller. Both commentators were ceremoniously dunked in the mud pit for their itoble efforts.

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