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Herald & Lantern 12 October '83

CREATIVE TRAVEL

"A Full Service Travel Agency" Specializing in GROUP TRAVEL HAWAII - ONE WEEK FROM »479»° PIUS 10% TAX and SERVICE AIR • CRUISES • HONEYMOON SPECIALS • CHARTERS • SENIOR CITIZENS

918 SHORE ROAD RIO GRANDE 08242

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THE ORIENT EMPRESS CHINESE RESTAURANT: take out or dine in ^ TRY OUR RUTHENIC CHINESE CUISINE CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS

II you like bountiful portions of really great food, at reasonable prices, in a quiet, comfortable atmosphere ...Come Feast With Us! i i t i' ^ f. Jane Bonner (Tf»e Cao: & Hts Male) CWer With Their Compliments Plain or Fancy! Ocean Fresh Broiled Or Fried Fish, Lobster, Clams, Scallops, Oysters, Shrimp, and Crab. Prime Rib, Succulent Steaks, Tender Veal, Chicken, and Italian Specialties. DAILY SPECIAL $6.95

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Route 47 (Wildwood Blvd.) Between Ht. 9 & Gdn. State Parkway RIO GRANDE 886-4)386

Sounds BY CHARLES P. LAMEY

The Moody Blues’ new album, The Present (Polygram) will certainly please their fans. It’s another collection of heavily arranged, melodic softrock. Like all their previous albums, this one will never offend, just pacify. The Moody Blues never take chances. They found a successful formula many years ago and are content to milk it until they’re ready to retire. The Present, with its use of multi-layered keyboards, lilting melodies, and smooth vocals will surely dominate FM rock stations this fall. The new Hollies album features the reUirn of former founding member Graham Nash. Unfortunately, What Goes Around (Atlantic) lacks the punch' drive and excitement The Hollies are usually capable of. I don’t want to put all the blame on Nash, but this album is flat, unexciting, and doesn't come close to living up to the standards The Hollies have previously set. Sure, their harmonies are wonderful to hear, but when the playing is unemotional and the selection of material weak even that isn't enough to make this worth a listen. Skip this mess and pick up the reunion of The Animals. Johnny Copeland is a fine Texas blues musician, who has been rapidly expanding his cult audience. His new album Make My Home Where I Hang My Hat (Rounder, l Camp St. Cambridge, MA. 02140) is another strong collection. Copeland has a strong voice that's full of personality and as a guitarist his^tyle can be both dominating and subtle. Blues fans are in for a treat when they hear the music of Johnny Copeland.

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The Gold Whale is open daily for Breakfast. Lunch and Dinner, featuring Luncheon Specials and Early Bird Dinner Specials. Located in the Marquis de Lafayette Inn Between Ocean and Decatur on Beach Drive Historic Cape May

(609) 884-3431 Reservations Requested

Catering with a Touch of Class by ftOA// of the Texas Ave. Food Market 1434 Texas Ave., Cape May, N.J. 08204 884-4474 Weddings - Brunches - Dinners - Cocktail parties • Buffets - Barbecues l£T US MAKS roun FARTV A SMASHING SUCCESS.

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