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BIRTHS

STEVEN JAMES TIMMRECK JR. TIMMRECK. Steven and DUQUETTE. Barbara. 11 • E. • Magnolia A*#.. Wildwood. t/lS. REBECCA SUSAN MCNULTY. MCNULTY. Robart and EORNKOHL. LaDonna. 91S Main SL, Erma Par*, Capa May. 1/J«. OENNIE CHARLES AMOS JR. AMOS. Charlit and TEltELMAN. Linda. 709 Naw England Rd.. cap* May. 1/27. TARA COLLEEN ANDRUS. ANDRUS. Paul and DAVENPORT. Karan, 223 Parry St.. Capa May. •WILLIAM SAMUEL HOLMES III. HOLMES. William and EDINQER* Linda, P.O. Box 2St, Woodblna. 1/30.

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Tlie Cape May County Association of Educational . Secretaries met and accepted the resignation of President Mary Ann Kelly. To complete her term until June 1979 will be Mrs. Terri Costello, secretary at bccan City High School: at which time Mrs. Mae Weatherby will complete the balance of the

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Tod'd Rundgren s "Back To The Bars” tBcarsville) is a delightfully enjoyable two-record live set. Throughout its four sides, Rundgrcn proves equally adept at composing and singing an infectious melody, as

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Consolidated School Resignation also was accepted

SWEETHEART SPECIAL OWNER FEB. 11-17-11 ENIOT A DELICIOUS STEAK ’ -**■ DINNER FOI TWO YOUR DINNER WILL INCLUDE CHOICE OF SOUP, | SALAD. POTATO. VEGETABLE. A SIRLOIN COOKED TO YOUR LIKING, DESSERT. AND SERVED WITH A CHAMPAGNE SPLIT. Ill JB M« count TAX. TIP, LIQUOR NOT AtClUDED. ' RESERVATIONS REQUESTED. v. OPEHEVERYDAY-AU YEAR SERVING LUNCH AND DINNER

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more dynamic than their previous studio recordings, and prove Todd Rundgrcn is capable of taking his music on the road. Todd Rundgren is a well-balanced rock and roll performer, who makes great records and can pull it off in concert, with class. Most of all, Rundgren is entertaining, and "Back To The Bars” is an exquisite dbcument of his music. Chicago' is a hot-bed of musical activity these days with bands like Cheap Tnck, Pezband, Shoes, The Names, and Wazmo Nariz releasing infectious, modem day pop tunes. A new band. Tantrum (Ovation) can be added to this growing list of performers.' Tantnm are a slick, professional outfit, fronted by three, very capable female vocalists. At their worst, they sound like a slightly above average bar-band, but When they’re hot, Tantrum are a rocking outfit with charming, enticing vocals. Hopefully, we’ll soon be able to sec Tantrum in concert, as this is a group which merits watching.

Chairfcdy, from the Upper Township School District; and replacement accepted of Donna Young from the Board office in

Upper Township.

A discussion was held o n several amendments to the By-Laws; and approval given foi an Executive Committee to meet before eafch future meeting. THRIFT SHOP BENEFITS RETARDED CITIZENS The Cape May County Unit, New Jersey Association for Retarded Citizens is now operating a year round Thrift Shop at their Rio Grande Center located at Sixth Street ahd Maryland Ave., behind Shop-Rite. The shop is open 9:30 till 3:30, Monday thru Friday and handles "White Elephant" items, household goods and used children’s and

adults clothing.

Proceeds benefit the Association for Retarded

Citizens.

For information concerning donations or sales call Marge Megonigal at 465-9349.

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Gerry Rafferty’s sudden rise into the charts last summer has prompted him to produce his brother Jim's debut for London Records. Like his brother, Jim Rafferty concentrates on composing melodic, soft-rock tunes, and his pleasing voice is suited for this style of music. Nazareth is a hard-working band from Scotland, yet their new album, "No Mean City” (A&M) is a dry, tepid collection of well-worn ideas. Nazareth has always been an enthralling group in concert, but, on ymyl, they sorely lack direction.’ - ^© Mean City” doesn’t bode well for their future. Like Nazafeth, England’s U.F.O. have been selling hundreds of thousands of records by constant touring, despite the fact their studio endeavors always pale to their concerts. U.F.O. have combated the problem by issuing their new live double album. "Strangers In The Night.” (Chrysalis). The group is raw and awesome on tunes such as "Doctor Doctor” and "Rock Bottom.” U.F.O. are one of the few bands who are keeping heavy metal music from completely dying out and “Strangers In The Night” is a good example of why The ReziDos’ "Can’t Stand The Rezillos” (Sire) is j fine debut album, which should please fans of straight-forward rock and roll. The songs are short and snappy, with an unrelentless rhythm section and powerful .vocals by Fay Fife’ and Eugene Reynolds. They even do a credible version of The Dave Gark Five smash “Glad All Over.” This is a group of the future. Capitol Records has recently initiated a ‘‘Best Of series and their first releases carefully examine the Capitol years of The Band, Wings, Renaissance, Be-Bop Deluxe, and The Steve Miller Band. Dedicated fani of these artists already have the music represented - but for those who want to catch up on some fine music, this is a good

way.

ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE The Mauricetown Fire Company will hold its 6th Annual Antique Show and Sale on Sat., Feb. 17th, 10 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. and Sun., Feb. 18th, II A.M. to 6:00 P.M. The Mauricetown Fire Co. is located in Mauricetown, 8 miles south of MiHville off Route 47. Donation is $1.00, children under 12 free. There will be refreshments. VILLAGE GREENE CIVIC ASSOCIATION Village Greene Civic Association regular monthly meeting will be held Sat., Feb. 17th, 1:30 P.M. at the Lafayette St. Community Center in Cape May. UPPER CAPE CHAPTER DEBORAH HOSPITAL The Upper Cape Chapter of Deborah Hospital will hold thdr monthly meeting on February 15th at 8:00 P.M. at the Community Hall on J.FJC. Blvd., Sea Isle City.