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Herald & Lanttern 17 June 81

12 ar. CONGRATULATIONS to Wildwood Crest's Catherine GraiM, who just graduated from (.1)68001 Mill College with a BA degree Mr A Mrs. Joseph I’utoshnirk hosted a garden and pool party for Anne Davalns at their Lavender Hoad home on Sunday The .1 C l^ne trio with l^ri Cesar and Jim Wood pro* vided the music The Potoshnicks are proud of son, John Ziegler, a paratrooper, who was nam ed Cadet of the Vfcar and received the Hall of Fame Dodge award at Fort Bennmg. Go

EX-WILUWOOD and (frest lifeguard Ray Pathuck. is a jfctroleum geologist specialist with Mobil He is charting oil rich lands in Australia and China before his annual Wildwood vacation His grandmother, Marie Pashuck. has been a Wisteria Rd colonisNn the Crest since 1929. ROSE CAR8ILLO. of the Waikiki Motor Inn gift shop is thrilled over the opening 6f her daughter. Angela Carsillo's The Looking Glass Jr. and Misses Sport swear Shop on Dune Dr. in Avalon.

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THK CREST S Charlie) Bond invented a "Weakie Walkie" fishing rod. He let Crest New York union executive Ken Childers try it out on the Sea Raider, skippered by Bill Henfey. The happy result: a weakie tipping the scales at 12-3/4 lbs. Charlie owns “Hook, Line & Sinker” in Avalon. AREA YACHTSMEN had a banner shark fishing weekend about 40 miles off Wildwood. Over 30 boats caught many sharks, including mako sharks weighing up to 280 pounds. ^ ONE OF THE island’s most remarkable families is the George Hallett clan of North Wildwood. Jack Mallet, owner of the Beach Cove Motel, has chalked up over 200 commercials. Actors are paid from $1,000 to $15,000 for each of these blurbs, and Jack currently has them being aired for Hershey Kisses, Bulova Watches, Household Finance, Shafer Beer, Coast Deodorant. Dawn Detergent and Hertz-Rent-A-Car with O.J. Simpson. When Jack unreels movies for his motel guests, he usually throws in a reel or two of some of his tv spots. His father, George Hallett. is daytime bartender at Midtown Lounge. His brother, Jimbo Hallett. has been a Club Rainbow bartender for three year*.

The Hallett’s other son, George Jr., works as a special investigator for Uncle Sam In Health, Wealth and Education. He worked in the White Housi during the Nixon and Ford administrations. The Halletts also have a daugh'er, Pat ■•Eileen" Welsh, of Ri • Grande, who is a schoo teacher in Avalon * * * COMEDIAN Pat Cooper relaxing poolside qtyHoliday Inn with local pkls Joe Day and Tony* Monzo. Cooper hostcdUne Atlantic City Magazlm "Entertainers of ^)e Year Awards" Sunoay night. Winners included Sinatra and Diana Ross. Cooper has a new movie'in release.

WILDWOOD and Cape May friends saddened over the news of the tragic demise of Boris Sagal, longtime producer of the Cape Threatre, America’s oldest summfer theatre that thrived so many years in Cape May. Sagal Was killed in a helicopter accident while filming World War III at Ml. Hood, Oregon. The fouf-hour NBC mini-series stars Rock Hudson and David Soul. Sagal directed many Elvis Presley films, among many achievements. • • • SINGER ED AMES paid his first visitfNthe shore in

Vocation alServices Honored

COURT HOUSE - The county Board of Freeholders proclaimed Gamaliel Broadley of Marmora and James Scrivani of Wildwood outstanding citizens at the Annual Vocational School Banquet. Freeholder Director Anthony Catanoso presented the awards, which ware offered by Freerfolder Jack Bittner and seconded by William Sturm. Broadley, Vo'cational School Board president, has served 17 years on the board and 15 years as president. Jim Scrivani has been on the board 16 years and 15 years as vice president. Both men have had excellent attendance at hoard meetings and have supported vigorously the growth of vocational education in Cape May County. A 10-YEAR PIN for service as a board member was awarded to William Tozour of Avalon by the school superintendent, Robert Toft.

The Vocational School Annual Banquet also honored retirees from the system. Retiring this year are Leonard Williams, custodian, and Elizabeth Pfaff, teacher aide In Foods and Baking. Vo-Tech Principal Dan Money paid tribute to Williams for his 13 years of dedicated service and Susan Smith, Principal of the Career Center, described Betty Pfaff’s contribution to the school during her tenure of eight years. Dr. William Wenzel, Assistant Commissioner of Education, concluded the affair with reflections on the vocational school per sonnel and the prospects of the future for vocational education in New Jersey. Still Time CAPE MAY - There are still openings in its 1981 Women’s Summer Softball League. Interested teams may call 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27.

eons to take part in the Bill Cosby Playboy Celebrity Challenge tennis tourney Whenever Ames appeared in Wildwood, he stayed at Al Kurtz’s motel in the Crest. Incidentally, did you know that comic Bill Cosby once tried to buy Diamond Beach Vacation Village from Bob Gerhart. Gerhart, who has owned the 14-acre property for 20 years, is a former Pennsylvania State Senator. • • • NEIL’S bartender. Larry Meehan, became a grandfather twice in one week. His new grandsons answer to the names of Ryan

Daniels and John Joseph Meehan. • • • EX-BOXER Tommy Lowery and his wife celebrated their wedding anniversary at the OI( : Philadelphia Bar, aov under the aegis of ex-Buck County residents Frank and Lorraine Sheehan. • • • Villanova Rugby star "Chuck" Kohler has joined the North Wildwood lifeguards. • • • ANTHONY NEWLEY expected to drop'ih at Midtown Lounge this weekend to see his long tiiqfe Broadway co-star, Lori Cesar.

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