Herald & Lantern 2 March '83

Chorale Is Reorganized OCEAN CITY - The City Art Center announces the reorganization of the Ocean City Chorale under the direction of Charles L. Taylor with Mrs. Florence Maguire as accompanist. Taylor, of Somers Point, has a BS/MM from W Virginia University and Mrs Maguire, of Mar mora, is a graduate of the Philadelphia Music Academy. She was the accompanist for the original chorale. Rehearsals will he held in the auditorium of the Art Center, 409 Wesley Ave. 8 p.m. Mondays. All former members of the chorale and any interested singers' are invited to attend. For additional information call 399-7628 between 9 and 5 daily. ) Skate-a-thon Raises $436 AVALON-At the Skate-a-thon for Cycstic Fibrosis, the Recreation Department raised $436 The skaters who participated each had to have at least six sponsors at $3 each and could have addi-, tional boosters at $1 each. Todd Rudden of Avalon had 107 sponsors for a total tally of $321

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(From Page 16) hours, and the doors stay open late for snackers who enjoy a night cap. There are plenty of popular entrees and delicious desserts you’ll want to sample for sure. Conveniently located nearby the Rio Mall, Social Services Building and Marlyn Manor shopping center, Herald’s has ample seating for all. There’s free parking for 500 cars!

FRED S TAVERN—ITS CONTAGIOUS! Fred s at 314-96th Street, Stone Harbor has such a friendly, intimate atmosphere, you'll feel like its your home away from home. One of those authentic, old-fashioned taverns where good friends meet, it -looks and sounds like one of those familiar taverns you knew back when. \ There's entertainment in the lounge weekends (this weekend enjoy Energized on Friday and Saturday) A tavern for all seasons, Fred’s atmosphere is just the place to spend a relaxing afternoon or evening. The liquor store is open daily year round. Fred’s is just the place for you

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Sounds

By Charles P. Lamey

■ Of the current crop of electronic pop bands tljat are finding chart success. Los Angeles' Missing Per sons are certainly better than most Whal sets them apart is the fact their sound isn't totally dependent on synthesizers, hut. instead fuses the electronics with Warren Cuccumllo's fluid guitar playing and Terry Kozzio's explosive, yet complex drumming Their debut album, Spr ing Session M (Capitol > has its share of memorable tracks, but, unfortunately Dale Bozzio's cute, half spoken, half sung vocal style tends to grow tiresome after a while. Missing Persons are for tunate to have such a unique frontperson, but one has to wonder how far they can take this approach and keep record buyers interested. Meanwhile, Miss-

ing Persons are off to a fly ing start Since the sixties. Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band have been a hoi cull item, and their.new album Ice Cream For Crow • Virgin/ should please (heir hard core following It's too had commercial fame has^luded the good Captain, because his music is usually first-rate But being a wild hybrid of avant garde jazz, riiral blues — especially in Beefheart s vocals — rock and roll, and fantasy, radio stations would never know how to program Captain Beefheart. Thi^^ a solid

effort that brings out all the right qualities of Captain Beefhedrt The Grassroots were one of the most successfulbands in the '60s and '70s and it’s nice to see their main man bassist/vocalist Rob Grill is back on the road with a new version of the group What's even bet ter is the fact their new allium. Power* Of The Night (MCA), is a well put together collection of good, hard driving, melodic rock and roll Rob Grill is in fine voice and the new members of The Grassroots are top-notch musicians A few tracks slip into a typical dull stadium rock sound, but, (or the most part, The Grassroots still have what it takes to be a contending group This is a nice colheback

Students See Karate Exhibition

ERMA - The Villas Karate School performed for the students of the Richard M Teitelman School, Jan. 28. The demonstration was held > n the gymnasium with the entire student body and faculty present. Gwon Jung Niem Sungwoo (John Downing) and students of his school demonstrated various techniques including karate, jujitsu, judo and basic self-defense. Rape prevention methods were illustrated by Haeja Downing and Carol Nar.k Would be attackers Ken Farrell, Rick Martin and Charlie Downing were quickly subdued by the girls. WEAPONRY was also included in the show John Marchetti resisted repeated "attacks" from Jaycee Tribute

EAST HANOVER - At the statewide assembly of Jaycees Feb. 19, Bill Kemp, past president and chairman of the board of the Greater Wildwood Jaycees. was paid the highest honor that can be achieved by a Jaycee Kemp was appointed as a senator in the JCI Senate. To become a senator, a Jaycee must first be nominated by his local chapter. Then this nomination must be accepted and approved by the State President, the U S. Jaycee President and the Jaycees international President. Kemp has been a member of the Greater Wildwood Jaycees for nine years. In that he has been president, vice president and director. He has chaired and participated on hundred of projects. This year he is chairman of the board and a state pn> gram manager. In addition, two Greater Wildwood Jaycees’ officers also were honored. Dave Miller, community development vice president and Lou Mangos, management development vice president, were names as the most outstanding local officers in the state in their areas.

Michael Hodges with his three-sectional staff and nun-chuks A native Korean dance with swords was exhibited by John Downing and his two cljUdren, Haeja and Charlie. Charlie further proved his skills with the sword by slicing through fruit placed on the chest of Michael Hodges. THE HIGHLIGHT of the show included advanced techniques performed by John Downing, assisted by his wife, Yoon Downing broke boards with his Energy Project Contest

NEWARK — New Jersey Energy Commissioner Leonard S. Coleman Jr. has announced the inception of an Annual Energy Management Scholarship Awards Competition open to all students attending New Jersey colleges. The competition will be initiated by the Energy Expo Advisory Committee and the New Jersey Department of Energy and will have a total of $5,000 in cash prizes to be awarded, with the top prize set at $2,000. AWARDS WILL be given for projects designed to solve residential industrial and/or commercial energy problems and which apply the principles of engineer ing, architecture or social/behavioral science Purpose of the competition is “to recognize outstanding achevement by college students in the development of original, prac^6al and efficient energy management measures," according to Coleman. Deadline for entries is May 24. Entry forms are available in all county colleges as well as four-and five year colleges in New Jersey. They may also be obtained from: Scholarship Awards Competition, c/o New Jersey Department of Energy, Room 204, 101 Commerce St.. Newark, t)7102.

fingertips; sliced fruit with his feet; and splintered long, thin pieces of wood by applying pressure with his eyes and throat. "The purpose of Karate is not to break boards; it is to teach control cf the mind and body ... coordination and discipline,” Downing cautioned. Gwon Jung Niem Sungwoo is a "professor" of Korean Karate, holding the sixth degree Red and Black Belt His Karate' School is located in the Bee Mar Shopping Center, Villas

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