First Annual Sounds Rock and Roll Awards 1970
The Winsn column presents the First Annual Sounds Rock and Roll Awards for 1970. It honors George Harrison for All Things Must Pass and criticizes Bloodrock for DoA while praising Jesus Christ Superstar for Taking Religion Off the Shelf and Elton John as Most Promising. It notes notable nods to Bob Dylan, the Partridge Family, and 24 hour rock stations WNCR FM and WMMS FM. It also calls out splits within Sly Stone and Eric Clapton, and marks unresolved futures for Hendrix and Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harrison
Yoko Ono
John Lennon
Toronto
John
Paul
Ringo
Sly Stone
Sly
Columbia Records
Eric Clapton
Delaney, Bonnie
Derek and the Dominos
Blind Faith
Guitar God
Bob Dylan
Dylan
Bobby Sherman
Partridge Family
Jack and Jill Magazine
WNCR/FM
WMMS/FM
Cleveland
Elton John
Who
Tommy
Gary Lewis
Jimi Hendrix
Janis Joplin
Four area girls to tour Europe with Musical Youth International
Four area girls from Grafton and Elyria will tour Europe this summer as members of Musical Youth International under the people to people program. The six week tour covers Germany Poland Sweden Norway Canada and The Netherlands with host families. ten area students auditioned in Michigan in September and four were chosen, most from Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Europe
Musical Youth International
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Poland
Sweden
Norway
Canada
Netherlands
Midview High School
Elyria High School
Midview
Mandella Young
Elyria
Ebenia Young
River St
Michigan
Exotic winter sports draw young devotees nationwide
A national youth survey shows youths from Maine to Oregon embracing exotic winter activities. Snowmobiles reach 70 mph while iceboats fly at about 100 mph and skurfing and snurfboarding turn backyards into winter thrill zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Oregon
Ursuline College to stage Anastasia scene for CYO workshop
The Ursuline College Drama Department will perform the recognition scene from Anastasia as part of a Catholic Youth Organization Drama Workshop on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Little Theatre on Lander Road Fairmount Boulevard Cleveland. Chairman Mary Pat Daley will discuss steps in play production and direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastasia
Ursuline College
Drama Workshop
Lander Road
Fairmount Boulevard
Cleveland
Little Theatre of Ursuline College
Mary Pat Daley
Ursuline
Asp loves appaloosas and wins at major shows
Barbara Asp of Elgin pursues a costly appaloosa hobby with Chief Lus cious Pokey and Chief Powders Dawn. She has won the Chicago International and state yearling titles, and claims travel of over 10,000 miles to Houston, Huron, and upcoming Dixie National in Louisiana in early 1971. Entry costs range from 3 to 12 dollars per event, with the International fee of 57 dollars for three classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin, Wiap
Barbara Asp
Asp
Haverhill academy restored with housing grant
In Haverhill Massachusetts an old New England academy once known as Haverhill Academy and associated with poet John Greenleaf Whittier has been restored with a $50 000 Housing Department grant Whittier spent two terms there in the 19th century prior to the school name change
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Old
New England Academy
John Greenleaf Whittier
Whittier
Haverhill Academy
Lorain Catholic High Announces Friday and Saturday Games
Lorain Catholic High School posts a Friday 4:45 p.m. boys basketball game at Western Reserve Academy and a Saturday 7 p.m. junior varsity home game against North Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Catholic High School
Western Reserve Academy
Hudson
North Bloomfield
Top Ten 1969 CKLW Chart Summary
The CKLW top ten lists includes George Harrison at number one with My Sweet Lord, followed by Dawn with Knock Three Times and The Fifth Dimension at number three. Gladys Knight and the Pips rise with If I Were Your Woman, while Jackie Moore and Gordon Lightfoot feature with Precious Precious and If You Could Read My Mind respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groove Me
King Floyd
Precious Precious
Jackie Moore
Gordon Lightfoot
Contraception Answers For Teens In Seventeen Magazine
Article summarizes teen birth control questions and answers from Seventeen. It cites government data on contraception awareness, abortion legality, and the safety and effectiveness of the pill, noting many teens lack school and parental guidance. It also mentions Planned Parenthood clinics and changing laws. The piece connects teen pregnancy to access and planning pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seventeen
Planned Parenthood Federation
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sounds” Rock and Roll
Revolver
Bloodrock
Laura
Terry Knight
Grand Funk Railroad
Grand Funk
Madison Square Garden
Janice Balogh
Mary Murtaugh
Wendy Wesemeyer
Monciella Young
Mr. and
Albert Balogh
S. Durkee Road
Midviewer
John Murtaugh
Richard Wesemeyer Jr
TVE
First Congregational Church
Paris
Britain
Switzerland
France
CYO Drama Group
St Te
Walong
Cleveland Public Hall
Burrows
Belkin Productions
CKLW
Dawt
Gladys Knight and
The
Perry Come
Washington
T.N. Molas
Fearvene
Eri
Creace
Washington, D.C
Advertising Council
International Newspaper
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