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By Charles P. Lamey

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. Christmas presents. WhaC could be a better gift than the new, "comeback" album by the legendary Del Shannon. Sounding as good as the day he cut, Runaway and Searchin, Shannon’s Drop Down And Got Mo (Elektra) is' an amazing rock record, produced by Tom PeUy and strong backing from The Heartbreaken. Shannon's voice is smooth and confident and his songwriting as sharp as

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Not only will this put a smiie on the face of his original fans, but the Petty connection will win over a whole new generation. ARTHUR LEE MIGHT NOT have been as famous as Del Shannon, but to musicians Lee’s mid-sixties group Love was a major inspiration. His new solo album on Rhino Records (116*9 West PicoBlvd., Los Angeles, Ca.) might not match his work with Love, but it’s still a hard rocking, honest piece of work. Arthur Lee blends rock, soul, jazz and folk to come up with a unique sound, and he deserves to be heard. JOHN ENTWISTLE MIGHT BE the quiet, moody bassist of The Who, but he’s also a gifted songwriter and singer on his own. His new album, Too Late The Hero (Atco) is a strong one, with good melodies and top-notched backing by Joe Walsh and Joe Vitale. John Entwistle is a true talent who doesn’t need to hide behind the security of The Who. Fortunately for us, he continues to have a solo career as well. THIRD WORLD HAS BEEN one of the more successful reggae groups iri this country because of the way they blend their Jamaican music with American soul. Their new record, Rocfe the World (Columbia) is another one with rich melodies and passionate harmonies. FINALLY. BLUES FANS CAN rejoice with the threevolume San Francisco Blues Festival Series on Solid Smoke Records (P.O. Box 22372, San Francisco, CA. 94122), Stellar performances by people such as Roy Brown, Lowell Fnlson, Big Mama Thornton, and Jimmy Rogers, to mention only a few, make this a must for any fan of the blues, yne hopes this series will continue for a long, long time.

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(From Page 20) THE BAZAAR. The Women of Holy Spirit Lutheran Church of the Villas are sponsoring a super Christmas Bazaar at the church this Saturday starting at 10a.m. The , women have tried to think of everything to insure an exciting bazaar, with lots of homemade items to tempt Christmas shoppers. A luncheon will als<Pbe served. For more Information call 886-2804.

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THE ATLANTIC DINER FEATURES great take-out orders. During the busy Christmas season, be sure to k£ep in mind the Atlantic Diner, at Atlantic & Garfield Aves. Wildwood Diner stands ready to save you time by fixing your dinner for take-out. Just call 522-2487 and your hot meal will be waiting at the time you designate for easy eating at home. .. ' . • ^ROSE-ANN;S'HA8 SOMETHING for .everybody. No matter how your taste runs, Rose-Ann’s Italian American restaurant, at 2100 Bayshorc Rd.. Villas includes, numerous choices whether you come Tor breakfast, luncheon or dinner. Open from 8 a m. daily (excepting Mondays), you can finfl delicious inexpensive breakfast (including the famous 99< special). MEET OLD A NEW, FRIENDS AT Jack Cundiffs Herald's Inn. This large and popular restaurant & lounge is located at the crossroads of Rts. 9 & 47 in Rio Grande, a stone's throw from the bustling Rio Mall. Travelers, vacationers, business people and shoppers intermingle here, enjoying the tasty snacks and delicious beverages. The Monday night football crowd enjoy the fun of the game as

well as the 10* buffet.

The daily lunch special is featured 11 to 3 p.m. and always hits the mark. Come for the happy hour and live entertainment. Rick Safford is at the piano every Sunday & Tuesday, entertaining with his unique style. BEAUTIFUL MUSIC. The cantata 'Song of the Angels' will be performed this Sunday. December 6 at 4 p.m. by the combined choirs of the First United Methodist Church, adjacent to Cape May’s City Hall. This musical event is one of the magical presentations of the season and all are invited to be id the audience for what promises to be a memorable performance.

4-H To Hold Antique Sale

.COURT HOUSE - The county 4-H organization will sponsor an antique sale and flea market featuring collectibles and crafts 9-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 12 and 13, at 'the Lockwood 4-H Center, Den-

nisville Rd.

A Christmas gift hunt open to children 9 and under for a donation, will be held 2 p.m. Sunday. Proceeds will go the 4-H Foundation. For information,

call 465-5115.

Weekend Bazaar

WILDWOOD CREST - The Fire Co. Auxiliary will sponsor a Christmas Bazaar at the Pacific Ave firehbuse this weekend featuring hand-crafted

gifts, plants, and ^allseasons table and refreshments. Hours are 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, 10 to 4 Saturday and 10 to 2 Sun.day. *

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