ONE OF LAST season's best received and critically acclaimed, shows was Al Alberts and the Originals at Enrico's flamenco Room Owner Henry Gerwssi doesn't like to trifle with a successful formula ho he has signed Al Alberts and the Four Aces for the

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However, they have added a complete new revue as well as the addition of dancing. • • • IN ADDITION. Enrico’s will be the southern terminal for Gil Ramagosa's new fleet of trackless open air trolley cars Two of the trolleys will run to Enrico’s

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older residents Joyful, recalling the open air trolley cars that run on Pacific Ave. The late movie star Mario Lanza was far famed as one of the singing conductors on the trolley line.

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THE D’ANTONIOS, Mike A Pat, are at it again: last year it was “transform the Wildwood Inn into Rusty Rudder/Bronco Bull" (along with partner Barry Gehring. This year, the D’Antonio brothers have started a new busline in Wildwood — Adventure Tralla. They’re anxious to turn any group’s planned bus trip into an adventure. No doubt the touch that made Rusty and Bronco instant hits will rocket Adventure Trails to success as well. . * * * A CALL TO bull riders of yesteryear and anyone who enjoys fine country and country rock sounds. North Wildwood’s Miss Kitty’s is getting the redeye ready for their May 7 opening. Host Tommy D’Archangclo says there’s lots of great country music in store for 1982 patrons. You might recall a long line of less than stellar operations at the Walnut & old New Jersey location, but none hold a candle to Miss Kitty metamorphosis of 1981. If great things are yet ot come, can ’82 be less outstanding?

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OCR AREA made a clean sweep of official positions with the New Jersey Marine Dealers Association at their recent banquet at Harry’s Inn, Somers Point. Peter Clrrinlclone of Tony's Marine Supply, Schelienger Landing, is president. Ray Cresse of Wildwood Yacht Basin is vice president, and Renee Levin of Stone Harbor Yacht Corporation is secretary-treasurer. The

group is made of marine dealers in Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counties. AMON£~ CREST residents who think living in this area is akin to "paradise on earth” are ex-South Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Riley West. West, a carter Marine for nine years, says even the Hawaii beaches do not compare ’ with the Wildwoods. However, he does have one gripe — many summer visitors fail to observe the handicapped parking sign outside his Toledo Rd. home.

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MARTINIQUE bartender Tim O’Brien will have to add a babysitter to the-payroll. It seemfi h* is the proud father of a' baby boy, Timothy {John O’Brien. His brdther, Villanova football great Pat O’Brien returns to the Shamrock taps May 14.

WILDWOOD CREST’S Bill Bernardo, who recently retired as football coach at Northeast High, is tickled over the success of his ex-student, Bill Cosby. Cosby is set to receive the Barnwell Distinguished Service Award and an honorary degree from Central High. He’s a 1956 • graduate. Cosby, who once dickered to buy Diamond Beach Lodge from exPennsylvania State Senator Bob Gerhart, was a referee at the recent Penn Relays. He took part in the relays 20 years ago as a Temple Univ. entry in the 100-yard dash, high jump, discus, javelin and shotput events. Two other successful ex-students of Bill Bernardo are Chubby Checker and Lola Falana. He often hosts Checker on fishing trips out of the Wildwoods.

CHIROPRACTIC FOR BETTER HEALTH

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The successful application of chiropractic techniques for the benefit of millions of patients each year signifies that chiropractic has proven itself. It is now recognized as a major therapeutic aid by such important segments of American life as insurance companies, governmental agencies, among many more. Many large industrial

CMWOfEACTOE corporations provide chiropractic treatment for employees. State legislatures and workmen’s compensation boards have also recognized chiropractic as a valid healirg technique.

In the interest of better health from the office of: Dr. Joaaph J. Rizzo —Chlroproctor—

Myrtle Ave. at Park • West Cape May • 884-4088

Robert Beitman, M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE & DIGESTIVE TRACT DISORDERS Announces his N. Wildwood Office has been moved to: Cape Medical Bldg. 116 N. Main St. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 465-2112 Hours will continue ot the SEAVILLE MEDICAL CENTER • U.S. Hwy. 50, Seaville