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Wednesday, May 7,19*0

Spring Fair Today At Vo-Tech

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Pizza Party Will Aid ARC Rec Offering!

<;0URT HOUSE - County Vocational School* fifth annual Spring Fair continue* until 2pm, May 7 in the recreation area and all-purpose room of the Vo-

Tech Center

The individual shop* in both the Career Center and the Vocational Technical

since September to prepare item* Jot sale, demonstration and exhibit. In addition, senior 'citizen* who attend the nutrition program will be selling a variety of handmade art* % and craft* Some of the larger item*

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for sale will include an automobile, reupholstered chain, rebuilt bicycles, coffee tables and specially designed rocking chair

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WILDWOOD — The Association for Retarded Citizens' of Cape May County, will benefit from a pirza party on Friday

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night. May 18«tthe Anchor Inn. Davis and New Jersey

Aves.

Beginning at 5 p.m , the fund raising event, will benefit the ARC summer camp and recreation programs.

ARC operates a Saturday Recreation Program for retarded children during

the school year.

For more information or camp application, call the

ARC office. 465-9349

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As the days get steadily warmer and longer, not only does it become obvious summer i* approaching, but, also, that a hew Beach Boy* album will be released This year s model. "K The Summer Alive caribou) should re-establish The Beach Boys as a charttopping group, as it ju*t might be their finest moment since they issued their classic “Pet Sounds” over a decade ago. That’s not to infer the Beach Boys haven't had their brilliant moments since "Pet Sounds." but each long player has had its ups-and downs. Always enough to please a Beach Boys fanatic, but, not enough to make a dent on

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•KEEPIN' THE’Summer Alive" is a loose, fun record. As it should be, the harmonies pre kept in the fore, and the melodies, especially “Some Of Your Love." "Sunshine," and the title track, are infectious without being trite. Producer Bruce Johnston has kept the backing tracks full, but not lush and all in all, he seems to have adjusted nicely to filling Brian Wilson's shoes as

producer

In turn, Brian is writing and singing better than ever. Maybe having some of the pressure off him will allow Brian Wilson to fully develop as a songwriter.

By Charles P. Lamey

THE BEACH BOYS might be nearing middleage. but their music is still fre#h ^nd powerful. "Keepin' The Summer Alive" is an enjoyable experience and one I feel all radio listeners will be sharing in the coming months. They’ve never left, but arc too often taken for granted This record is going to be one of the musical high spots of 1900. The Cure is a fairly new British band who seems to , be exploring the same minimalist ground The Fall and Gang of Four are building reputations on. What sets The Cure apart W the fact their debut album "Boys Don’t Cry” (PVC),

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