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1 C,cUW^ By Charles Lamey Roger Waters" first solo outing. The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking (Columbia) since the breakup of Pink Floyd will probably please hardcore Floyd fanatics. { but in all actuality the recrod isn't very good. The problem stems from Waters' trying to do too , much. He obviously wanted ( to make a record that would prove he didn't need ■ Pink Floyd but he's ended OCT with a directionless, pretentious album that isn't nearly as 'progressive'' as it was intended to be. Roger Waters has already proven to be a true talent, but The Pros and Cons Of Hitch Hiking is a sore spot of a very distinguished career. Kihntagious (Elektra) is / the latest from pop-rocker \ Greg Kihn and. as can be expected, it's a well balanced collection of tunes. Kihn's music is sin> pie, straight-forward rock and roll. He's got a friendly voice, writes infectious tunes, and has a band that gives him able support. The only drawback is a sameness in texture, but one can easily overlook that because the music is consistently fun. IT WASN'T long ago Squeeze was being touted as the new wave's answer to The Beatles and true. Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook wrote some amazing tunes '.hat indicated their string of hits would be long. But the group called it quits and now Squeeze is a pleasant memory Difford and Tilbrook have decided to continue to work together and they've iust released a wonderful record on A&M This is Drime pop music with good melodies, strong musical support, and gripping vocals. It's not premature to say the potential y of Squeeze now lives on with jithe Difford & Tilbrook « band. Enjoy. : Veteran blues/rockers '^The Nighthawks' latest Hot |Spot, ( Varrick/Ronder. | One Camp St Cambridge | | MASS. 02140) is a strong I ] collection of tunes that. I •; make excellent use of Mark I ijWenner's harmonica and I s Jim Thackery's guitar The I 1 Nighthawks have a raw, I gutsy sound that is rooted I K in the tradition of the blues. I yet sounds fresh and I modern The Nighthawks I are a lot of fun. I 3 Prizes I For Carver CAPE MAY' — A count v i woodcarver. John Williams j Jr. of Belleplain. won two first and a third in the anj nual Cape May Waterfowl and Woodcarving Show, held in Convention Hall in I Ju|y [ Williams won first prize I in the George B. Stiles St. I Memorial Duck Head ComI petition, and his entry was picked as best of Floating I Decorative carvings. He J took third in the Song Bird | classification.

City Of Cape May's a 13 FREE 1984 Band Concert 8:00 p.m. WA At the Bandstand I v\ Lafayette Street j \ (Please bring yoar own v ^ seating for each concert Wed.. Aug. 8 Cape May Coast Guard Training Center Band Sat.. Aug. 11 The Barrington Band. Barrington, N.J. Wed , -Aug. 15 Fort Monmouth Army Band (it rain, concert in Gardner Hall, Christian Admiral Hotel) Sat.. Aug. 18 Hammonton Bi-Centennial Band Wed., Aug. 22 lower Cape May Regional High School Band Thur.. Aug. 23 Wheaton Brass Band Sal., Aug. 2S LuLu Temple Shrine Band, Philadelphia, Pa. Tubs.. Aug. 28 6:30 PTM. Hal Daviet Dance Orchestra. Block Party Wed.. Aug. 29 H.B. Smith Cornet Band. Smithville. N.J. Sat.. Sept. 1 Nabb Leslie Senior American Legion Band. Millville. N.J. / Sat.. Sept. 29 H.B. Smith Comet Band (or ) 2:00 p.m. Capt. Mey Day f^§p^ the I SPSS p,e°p,e | I Pleasers is. I^WHENNY'S flSSffi I | STthATHIROAVE. IM-Mlt | i DAILY LUNCHEON I I | OPEN SALAD BAR | Mon.. Sat. 11:30-3; Sun. 12-3 % \ dining room hours | i mon.-thurs. 510 \ \ fri. st sat. 5 11 s | sun. 4 10 | % MUSIC NITELY 4 C DREAM ON § X TUES. FBI. X f. GEORGE JOHNSON i AT THE STEINWAY V/, SAT SUN . MOM % % PINA COLADAS - DAIQUIRIS $ a CSZ S m S, S \ FRESH BROILED SEAFOfll 2 DIFFERENT MOUTH WATERING I DINNER SPECIALS EACH EVENING FULL COURSE DINNERS SERVED 3 P.M. TO CLOSING VISIT OUR FAMOUS SALAD BAR BEST SOUP IN TOWN ■READS A PASTRIES BAKED ON PREMISES open 7 days - 7 to 10 —a— - . f