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. Herald & Lantern 4 April '84

NO NEED TO GO casino bopping in-stuffy vans or Ifmos — Jim Cichitti's bark from New Orleans, where he accepted delivery of a half million dollar yacht that will/double as party boat and after dark excursion boat to A.C. Cichitti sold his new Starlight to a Gloucester. Mass, firm for whale watching. The newest craft will have heat, a double deck, triple engine and space for 150 .passengers. A full gallery, tolor TV and minivideo room will be some of the features. Starlight also has a liquor license. It will provide the luxui7 and exclusivity of a private yacht. Many taverns adding video jukeboxes — for 50 cents you can enjoy variety clips like those on MTV' cable network. They can cost up to $10,000 but earn up to $450 a week. Crest postcard king Doug Hunsberger is making many discoveries in his search for Jersey Cape models. Avalon's Beth Richardson is one — she’s with W.i 1 h e m i n a . Associates, international New York model tycoons. She now flits back and forth from Europe. Her salary for posing for catalogs is $100 an hour and she makes as much as $1000 a week. Another model, known simply as Denise, is seen on postcards from the Carolinas north". He found her waitressing at Red TE?k Mike Wuko. of Attlis Fitness Center, is his best seller, since girls buy most postcards. Mike's first printing sold 15,000. He now also models for Speedo sportswear and Playboy Casino. Wuko just nabbed a

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national 5-minute TV show .to be aired daily over Atlanta’s Cable News Network. Thus. he joins the unique national coterie of fitness stars like Jack LaLannr. Jane Fonda and Richard Simmons. Hunsberger. who received a standing ovation for his new city brochure, also is the photographer for a poster that is now & collector’s item on college catnpuses. Copies of the dollar poster now bring as much as $10 at Glassboro College. The poster depicted a model enjoying a trio of hoagies at a wildwood restaurant. 4 EX-LOCAL Jackie Johnson who is running for Council in the First Ward of Lower Township, is the world's longest living kidney transplant recipient. About 15 years ago. island folks joined in giant benefits for Jackie. The kidney donor was his father. He thinks public service would repay the public for its compatsion His manager is John Burke, of Mariner Inn. We dubbed John the world's best mixologist. He lives with his lovely blonde wife and family in Erma. She was a Florida airline stewardess. John's boss. ‘ Butch" Feketics, is selling his string of Sunset Lake front lots like hot cakes - expensive $100,000 botcakes. . There’s a steamboat round the bend of Wildwood Yacht Basin. Keep your eyes and cameras peeled for "Delta Lady". The authentic Mississippi Paddlewheel Steamer, just built in the Carolinas. arrives any minute. Ex-North Wildwood policeman BUI Henley, now a party boat skipper, is bringing the boat north for sightseeing trips starting as early as May. It is hoped ABC will grant the showboat a license. But it isn’t the only new "showboat" headed north. Captain Jim Cichitti is eagerly awaiting arrival of his $600,000 deluxe fishing boat. Starlight. It’s being rushed to completion in Louisiani. It’s heated and is a double deck, triple engine craft. It includes a video arcade, color TV' and a full gallery.‘He’ll use it for party boat fishing summer times and commercial handling for tilefish winters. Nighttimes, he’U use it as an attractive alternative for treks to the casinos for those who dislike stuffy vans, buses and limos. He sold his other Starlight to Gloucester, Mass, skippers for use in whale watching sightseeing trips. Cichitti has sold nearly aU of his new condos opposite Blake’s Dock. And as Winchell used to say, the Cichittis are ‘‘infant! ci paling." His lovely wife Donna is the daughter of Lobster House tycoon Wally. Laudemann. Cichitti's many salt water fishing buddies describe the pending blessed event, "There’s a lobster in the broiler!" Needless to say, Jim is beaming as he awaits delivery of his dream boat and his "first born." There's lots of excitement among the island’s "water people.” MOTHER NATURE smiles on our Cape and

blesses it with the cleanest air in America (EPA figures) but every’ decade or so she goes into a tantrum. Mild weather since the March storm of '62 suddently turned nasty with the March statin of '84: As usual PhiUy TV made it to be much worse than it was but we did see a guy paddling a bath tub down a West Wildwood road with three, passenger. Joe Grassi and Mike and Karen Cnppin. Alas and alack, the popular Russo family, busi-

ly face lifting their celebrated harborside resthrante, hadpisl placed a costly new carpet. At this point, Ma Nature sent the harbor flood waters back over the last inch of new carpet. It reminded your scribe of local menhaden fleet tycoon Carl Aspen burg. He had lost a $10,000 net overboard. Returning home, he sadly told wife Addie, "Sorry, your new carpets just sank overboard!" The ^ipenburgs now happily high and dry on shore, operate motels with their sons, Corey and Carl Jr. Since you may tire erf our squibs on Avalon's millionnaires,' rumor hath (Page 17 Please)

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