The Herald And ITie lantern

Thursday. July 26,1979

MU6 SRIFFIN OMKRIiS AND ACCtStOOIIS TOO) FURNITURE • LAMPS BED & BATH BOUTIQUE Ouolity Window Fashion Gill Hems »JTH A OCtAN DA., AVALON M7-MS7 10 5 OAltr. f(h Till 9 CIOSEO SUNDAY Uniqu* Furniture Haskett A Handcrafted Gifts OPEN 7 DAYS 10 AM-« PM 1M-M5S tfth&Ocean Drive, Avalon

STONE HARBOR’S Kiddie Round Robin Tennis Tournament winner Tom Hogan, front left and runner-up Peter Soens receive trophies from Tournament Director Tom Jordan and Councilman in Charge of Publicity and Recreation Dorothea Pfeiffer. Hogan won 3-6,6-1,6-4. t

WW Art And Antiques Show THE WILDWOODS - Art lovers and antique collectors will be flocking to The Wildwoods in record numbers later this month when two o( the most well attended anv shows and antique shows and sales in Southern New Jersey takes place Saturday. July 28, (rain date July 29) art lovers will view, gaze and study fine works of art along North Wildwood's Dennedy Drive Artists will set up shortly after sunrise but the show officially opens to the public at9a.m. Two days after this event on July 30-31 the Greater Wildwood Yacht Club will hold its 18th Annual Antique Show and Sale at the Clubhouse located on Park Boulevard in Wildwood Crest.

JSbrppiJ JMmrt UNIQUE SPORTSWEAR WITH AN INDIVIDUAL LOOK

SELECT SALE ITEMS 20-50% OFF r 297 97th St.. Stone Harbor (Around the corner from Henny’s)

Feeling Good BY ANNEM.9CH0EN

In the disco filled world of Donna Summer and the Bee Gees there lives another finger snapping, fast melodic. and downright fun group. They are "the Fabulous Greasband" The Greasband is a rebirth of* grease-slicked hair, leather and satin jackets, and the ‘•Do-op”

sound that highlighted the 1950 s and the early '60b. With their eight-member band, the Greasband recaptures the spirit of the fifties with such classics as "One Summers Night". "Dirty Women", and the oldie but goodie. "The Twist". They also put on a special show featuring The Beach Boys.

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The Energy Rush Hours are Coming, and if you're not careful they could bring with them everything from higher electric bills to brownouts and blackouts. The Energy Rush Hours last from ten in the morning until ten at night on the hottest summer days. And although air conditioning is the biggest threat during these Energy Rush Hours, your other major appliances can cause just as much harm if you don't use them wisely.

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Avoid the Energy

Rush Hours

Atlantic Electric

SERVING A MILLION PEOPLE IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY

THREE ENERGY SAYING TIPS

| Shift your electric usage. Use your major appliances before ten in the •

mornirtg or after ten at night.

If you must use your electric water heater, clothes dryer, oven, range or ML dishwasher during the Energy Rush Hours, use them one at a time. Keep your air conditioner set on low or at 80°. And make sure it's tuned ■V up to run more efficiently.

Unlike other bands where your ears do the listening, the eyes alone can be thoroughly entertained just watching the Greasband perform. "We just want people to come out and have a good time ". said Doug Stackhouse, one of the group's four leading vocalists. "1 don’t like anything better than seeing people laughing and dancing." What started out to be a high school gag five years ago is now on its way to natinnal acclaim. "Welwere all seniorr at Steinert High School (In Trenton) and wedida ’50's act as a gag for the spring music concert. People liked it and gradually we became more serious. When we turned of age, we started playing dubs." Asked of their>fondness fard music Stackhouse *)ed, '.‘We are just doing it we love to do and can’t picture myself in any other profession than music." S6, in the disco world of today, why is fifties music still so popular? 4 "I think because it is so' very simple," continued Stackhouse. "People don’t really have to know how to • dance and they also don’t have to dress the part as in , a disco. Fifties music is for everyone, both ytoung and

old."

The Greasband locally plays at the Bongo Room in Avalon Sunday night. They also play in New York and Long Island and can be found performing on many college campuses throughout N.J. and Pa.

Bridge Club Lists Winners

STONE HARBOR rResults of thte Sone Harbor Dupljcate Bridge Club onJuly 18 were: North South 1. William Himes and Jack Stone 2. Jean Van Tilbery and Florence Dell 3. Marj Everett and An Ambler^l. Mae Pinto and Joan Heron 5. Peg DuPlicki and Carolyn Eldon East -West- l.’june and Neil Dreslin 2. Dorothy and Bill Balliclte 3. Sue and John Marnell 4. Bill Coan and Filer Stobbart Rene and Bill Hoyt.