Wednesday, February 20,1980

The Herald and The Lantern

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Avalon School News AVALON — Here’s the latest news from Volume XIII of the Avalon Courier, the student newspaper at Avalon Elementary School: ANIMALS MAKE A HIT The third grade has made animal collages They used mag&tioes and pictures from "Ranger Rick " They tried to cover all of the piece of cardboard and the background They mlsed glue and water and put It on wi.„ paint brushes They are learning the sis times tables Stephanie and Arm Orlando are doing very well in it. They are also studying the instruments like the woodwind family and the brass family They also had a Super Bowl contest They tried to guess which team would win and how close it would be John Gashlll was the closest one to the final score He guessed P 77 L 21 The (Wd grade has had a really exciting week -Jessie Taft ft Michael Rkhardaon A BUSY SCHEDULE FOR THE FIFTH GRADERS In math rne group is learning about addlrg and subtracllng decimals The other group has just taken their end of chapter test on adding and subtracting decimals In science they have just entered a new chapter called "Water. A Natural RESOURCE The fifth graders are studying • VCJCV words in spelling In language they have Just taken a test They are learning about the Midwest and the Great Plains in Social Science In reading level IS they have just completed their book and are getting ready for an end of' level reading

BOOKWORM CORNER "T»ck Everlasting" By Natalie Babbitt This book is about a girl named Winnie who dreams what it's like to get kidnapped One day she goes for a walk In the woods and sits by a spring She sees some people coming toward her and all of a sudden she finds herself being thrown Into a sack onto the back of a horse This story is full of suspense. You will enjoy this book very much -Julie Haryslak ft Cara Hudanlch RED RIGHT RETURNING Officer Keeping of the Marine Police is teaching a boating course to the sixth graders They will be taking an exam on Friday They like the course and think It's fun, They are learning some useful boating tips At the end of the week they will receive a certificate showing their cooperation and knowledge in the Rne art of boating -Michelle Clavtimft Julie Haryslak THE LITTLE LEARNKRN The little learners just so happens to be the first graders They are learning about flying stars going through the sky They are learning new letters in printing and working hard on all the letters they have learned The red reading group has already started oh S R A The first graders are moving right along in their reading In must, they have been learning about the carnival of animals S<gfar they know the Hon and the chicken Sounds like a lot of fun Officer Keeping of the Marine Police paid a visit to them and taught them about water safety Did you know that P F D stands for Personal Flotation Device’ When you go down the hall by the first grade your eyes should pop out! There Is a wonderful bulletin board that has snow people on it Each first grader made one A terrific job' The little guys can learn just as fast as the big guys' Sometimes they can learn faster -Tracey Yarborough ft Mary Kowdtkl SOMETHING NEW A cotpuple weeks ago we had a fantastic.new burger called a surfburger It was a blast' The ladies in the kitchen say. "Please keep sucking the trays neatly " You got to hand it to them' Anything new the rookes prepare is terrific -Jennifer MaUlucci ft James Doyle GYMNAHTICJI Jack Sykes has offered to let the girls in the hall for gymnastics on Thursdays The girls come after school at 4 and have to bring bodysuits to wear Gymnastics class ends at • At the end of the gymnastic ygar the participanU will receive trophies for doing well The girls «re npw working on backhand springs ' s Near the end of tfve year the girls are going to have a show Then the girls will have a dance for the parents Carol Moucrief ft Denise Ripp Rummage sale WILDWOOD - There will be a rummage sale 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 7 and 8 at The Hut. West Oak Ave., sponsored by Chapter *118. Order of the Eastern Star. ^

Sounds

Live Rust (Warner Brothers) neatly sums up Neil Young's amazing career as a writer, musician, and performer. Along with his hand. Crazy Horse. Young blasts through his rock tunes with the firey intensity of any new wave hand, yet on his slower, acoustic pieces he shows a sensitive side few can equal. While most of his contemporaries from the 60s pale when compared to the young upstarts of today. Young not only holds his own, hut is actually a leader. He’s starting a new decade in style. The Ramones are hack with their most accessible album, yet. End Of The Century (Sire) is a rocking collection of teenage anthems, full of humor and easy to grasp on an initial playing. ’Hiis time around the four Ramones were produced by the legendary Phil Spector and the end result is startling. Although still hard driving, The Ramones have trimmed away some of the rawness, which has kept them from getting much needed airplay, and tightened up their vocals. Last week End Of The Century was one of the most played albums on FM rock stations. It looks as if The Ramones will finally break out of cult status into the hig leagues. Selling more records than any post-Beatles pop group, ABBA have released an excellent Greatest Hits Vol. 2

(Atlantic). Their harmonies are consistently enticing and the songs are expertly crafted. ABBA might borrow from The Beach Boys, Beatles, and Phil Spector. but the combination of their influences makes for a highly unique sound. This, along with the first volume, is a fine start for those who might not know ABBA’s music. Rick James is one of the many modern soul artists who believes in stripping music to its basics. Fire It Up (Gordy) Is simple both musically, as well as lyrically, yet James’ off-the-wall sense of humor and drive for playing—much like a young James Brown—is enough to please fans of soul music. Boh Marley and The Wailers released two albums prior to their American debut and both are worth any effort it takes to find them at import shops. African Herbsman and Rasta Revolution (TrojanImport) are more soulful than their current releases, yet the strong reggas rhythms remain in the fore. Marley’s voice is smooth and full of passion. Even at this early stage he showed depth as a performer, and. because of that rare quality, these sides hold up when compared to his recent recording.

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Clark Graduate Student At Kansas State AVALON — Lawrence T. Clark Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clark Sr., of 5050 Ocean Dr. has received a bachelor of arts degree with a major in economics from Slippery Rock, Pa. State College. Mr. Clark. who graduated magna cum laude, is now a graduate student at Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kan., where he has been awarded a research assistantship while working toward his doctorate degree in economics. While an undergraduate, Mr. Clark was elected to the Delta Mu Delta National Honor Society in business administration and was the recipient of a National Science Foundation Grant for the summer of 1979. He has also authored a paper “Time Lags — A Controversy in Monetary Policy.” which was published in the Economic Newsletter and accepted for publication in the American Economist. He is a 1976 graduate of Middle Township High School.

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