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Since we are the last of the great family resorts, school closings determine our daily peak season business. Therefore, there’s good news. Due to the lack of winter snow, all schools in the Delaware Valley have early summer vacations scheduled. As an example, Millville’s last day of classes will be June 10 instead of the scheduled June 17 closing date. The earlier dismissals don’t just benefit resorts. They let seniors find jobs sooner and keeps students and teachers from sitting in class during hot weather With high school

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senior weeks on tap inWildwood and a busy convention slate, to all intents and purposes, our peak season is now underway. Michael Sorensen, son of the Crest’s Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sorensen, has just been graduated from American University Law School, Washington, D C. Comedian Cozy Morley is marking his 35th season in Anglesea at his Club Avalon. His contributions to area funnybones and charities are countless. He always scouts the countryside for top talent to sumrper on his Club Avalon stage. This year, he has Julie De John and the red headed thrush of the Arthur Godfrey TV show, Carmel Quinn. Carmel has appeared previously local ly at Diamond Beach and for the senior citizens. If you’ve never seen Carmel in person, you’re due for a suprise as the TV tube never did her beauty and musical talent justice. One recent summer. Cozy engaged Don Cornell. The famed singer has returned the favor by including the song, “On The Way To Cape May’’ on his newest album. Great local singer Rick Morano also has n new recording of “On The Way To Cape May,” the song that pays tribute to all of our county’s island resorts. Mora no’s record will soon be on sale across the county but is available now in Avalon's Hideaway Book Store. COZY MORLEY also started Joey Bishop’s an nual summer hegiras to the Jersey shore And son of a gun Joey will be back to renew his many Wildwood friendships He will be hosting a daytime game show called “Bet-A-Joke" at the Claridge casino. Crest painter and apartment house owner Teo Bud nick has acquired a Florida condo and is mulling a possible vacation visit to his native Poland. A1 Alberts and the Original Four Aces career is in the ascendancy again with a new record album that is drawing raves and lots of air play. Alberts keeps his yacht at Wildwood Yacht Basin but has sold his Crest motel. A1 has a manse in the Villas and still has his own Philly TV show. Arthur Raff Builders major domo Wayne Raff will begin work on a 110-unit condo development in Angelsea this fall. Building is booming across the island. Groundwork is well underway for Robert Ciampetti’s $150 million construction plans to span the next decade at Diamond Beach. There will be a country club, private villa clusters, condos, exclusive townhouses and a shopping center Ciampetti envisions a year ’round community at Diamond

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A former Alaskan and Montana entreprenaur, John Girton will help make Wildwood “Broadway by the Sea" this season. He is utilizing a former 55-fool Navy craft, based at

Kurtz’s dock, for his “Super Signs" franchise. The boat contains 420 electric bulbs in a 50-foot sign that presents to Broadwalk and beach strollers a ‘Times-Square’-llke sign giving temperatures, times

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Also expected back is Fort Lauderdale “Button’* entertainment director Eugene Reidy and his Parasail signs wherein an airborne passenger bobs like a puppet beneath a brightly striped parachute towed along the beach by a

motorboat.

Over 1,400 added conventioneers took part in the Tall Cedars of North America conclave here than in Virginia Beach. They’ll be back in 1984 and annually therefater if a few wrinkles can be ironed ou( The splendid parade and financial contributions were all welcomed by island businessmen. LOCAL LASS CHRISTIE COOMBS will soon understudy the role of Marilyn Monroe when she was 12 years-old in the new Broadway show, “Marilyn.’’ Christie starred as "Annie" in the national touring company

musical about the famed orphan. She is a student of Joanne Reagan’s Dance Studio. Joanne's longrange plans include a school for the performing arts in Cape May County. Incidentally, “Annie” will be the summer show at 76 House, succeeding “Shenandoah.”

Arbitron ratings give WIP-AM’s Ken Garland top honors. Ken and his wife. Elaine Soncini, WPEN news director, can often be seen relaxing at the Grand Hotel pool on visits from their Cherry Hil! home.

The popular Texas Avenue Market is getting a face lifting, a new facade and second floor. Ann Matter, who worked at the market, is'the new dental technician and receptionist for Dr. Ed Juszick.

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COURT HOUSE - New Beginnings, support group of separated, divorced and widowed persons, will hold a coffee and discussion period at the American Legion Building. Hand Ave. and Dias Creek Rd., B p.m. Friday, May 27. The topic will be "Who Am I? Have I Changed This Year?" For information, call 522-6211.

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