I theatre company that appealed here was a success at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York. The 28 players who are the Yugoslav equivalent of fotycs like Paul Newman dined locally at such spots as Urie’s fteef & Beef & the Magnolia as guests of the owneps. Urie’s plan their annual farewell to summer employee party on Sunday, Oct. 10th. However, their Reef & Beef & Pegleg Par rot Lounge will remain open all year.

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WILDWOODIANS WILL be pleased to know there’s a new revue headed for the niteries called "Those Legendary Musical Film Stare.” Featured are exWildwood Manor favorites Dorothy Lamour & Kathryn Grayson & Virginia Mayo, who appeared in summer stock for one season on the Crest Pier. An Atlantic City booking is imminent fortocals who wish to renew acquaintances. They opened in Pittsburgh.

WITH THB NEW 4-to-7 two-foronc happy hour. Urie's Pegleg Parrot Lounge ip feUracting islanders and late vaca t toners tn si re able numbers: That dapper young crane tycoon. Harry Kane, celebrated his birth day with the help of four of the local girls who wine tend at Henry’s, Stone Harbor, Edna, Diane, Joan & Debbie They, exchanged

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birthday cakes “slapstick pie fashion’’ as Debbie was also marking her natal day. • • • • A CREST JET setter drove into Jack Holland’s service station & had the pump jdck fill the tank She said: “Please check my tires and be sure to use clean air if you have any." ."Ma’am, may 1 also check your radiator^A battery?” said Jack Holland, Jr. "We use nothing but Perrier." • • • • Wedding bells in the offing for young Shamrock ty-* coon Sean Fprd (a David Cassidy lookalike) and Mary Ellen Byrnes. The school marm will wed the tavern keeper at St. Joseph’s in Warminster. Pa with a reception to follow in Philly's Hilton Inn. Ford has sold his Delaware tavern The just-weds-to-be will divide their time between the Wildwoods and Sean’s Poconos chalet. Scan’s a skiing addict. Crest lifeguard Dave "Hawk Eye" Ferraro teaches skiing winters in the Wildwoods' mountain annex of the Poconos. Last season, he taught TV newsman Larry Kane and his missus the sport As a result, Kane recommended fhe'local lad for a promo lion job with CBS-TV in the Big Apple.

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JOHN BORN, the owner of "Seashore Stereo," mo9nlighted this season as emcee for Marlboro nights at the Playpen under the stage name of Johnny Avanti. His agent is Crest Tavern major domo Tommy Himes, alias "Max.” John. a. talented singer, also concludes every day's festivities at Noah’s Bar, Diamond Beach with his offering of the local anthfem, “Wildwood Days.”

MONTGOMERY AVENUE resident Bobby Rydell, who starred in "Bye, Bye Birdie," is hav : ing his house face lifted with new paint & siding. His parents, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Ridarellim, were winners in ‘ the annual' Hydrangea Festival along our shores. Did you know the first hydrangea plantings in the U.S.A. were in Cape May? Rydell now has his own TV show and often appears in casino city.

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opinion form stating what they would like to see the club do in \83. SOME Ideas include monthly lunches or dinners throughout the year; to have an ecumenical service;- to honor past presidents; to publish a memorial book on the club’s history and to honor members who are 70 years old or who will be 70 during the year of ’83. Mrs. A. Dotty Stump, president of the club, has announced plans for a trip to Wheaton Glass Co., Millville, Saturday, Oct. 9. In addition to a visit at the glass plant the group will have lunch at the Millville Motor Lodge. Reservations must be made by clling Mrs. Mary Conwelltat 368-5081 by Oct. GarJ^n Club Local Show

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STONE HARBOR — Mrs. Ramona Wilson, president of the Garden Club of Stone Harbor has announced the judges for the club's local flower show, scheduled for 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 2, at the Elementary School, 93rd and Third Ave. Selecting the first, second and third place winners in a number of creative design and horticulture classes will be Andrew Strang, Mrs. Norman Young and Mrs. Peter Atkinson. Assisting the .judges will be club members Mrs. Peg Schaffer and Mrs. Ellie Smith. Wins Degree COURT HOUSE - A Master of Nursing degree was awarded Mrs. Dorothy Henry Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel F. Henry, Fox Run Road, at the conclusion of the summer quarter at Emory University. Atlanta, Ga. Rr

MR. & MRS. Valentino fechiavino, of the city water worjis dept., are still happily recalling their cruise on the "Queen Elizabeth II.” They plan their next vacation jaunt in Acapulco.

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During the season, we entertained Michel Maris, a Paris chef. We visited many clubs, restaurants & seafood markets. In several, Michel, who speaks Spanish met several Colombians.

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TOM POPDAN, a Crest lifeguard, has almost swum the English Channel twice. Now, local' lifeguards plan to enter next year’s 27-mile swim race around Manhattan Island. Miller beer now awards $1000 to the winner of the around the island rowing competition & Gillette razors plan to sponsor Crest lifeguard events

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CITY TUB THUMPER Vic Di Sylvester pleased to hear that the Yugoslav

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