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0 1 -Readers9 Service Their Music Isn Longhair I 7 Action line of pace for St. Louis area teens with its presentation of "Hansel and Gretel" and Act 2 of "The I I Nutcracker" Ballet. Far from I being a show just for children, this production offers some of the most beautiful music ever written along with magnificent Choreography. If you've never "Action Line answer 'questions and gets ac-lion. Telephone GE 6-3020 between noon anrf 7 p.m.

or write Action Line, St. Louis Post-Dispatch. lent an ear to this type of mu. -II I Sic, give it a try. You just might like it.

II I The Top 5 songs in the metropolitan St. Louis area are: (1) "Lil1 Red Riding Sam the Sham and the Pha raohs; (2) "Pied Cris- pian St. Peters; (3) 1 sx Bobby Hebb; (4) "Hanky Pan I I I ss Tommy James and the phans in St. Louis county. The entertainment will consist of Gary and the Group and the Continentals, who will play from 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. I Will be there and will give away some of our records and albums. See you there. On Wednesday the St. Ann's Kiwanis Club will hold an Alsac dance at Kiwanis Park behind the new St.

Ann's library. Admission will be 75 cents. Proceeds will go to the Alsac Foundation. These dances will be held on following Wednesdays, with music by the Kings of Soul. There's a new group around town that is taking off rather fast.

They are known as B.K. and The Blu-Notes. You'll be hearing more about them. The Johnny Rod Quintet has been playing in various places in the St. Louis area.

They are not a rock roll group. They do, however, play very good dance music, Glenn Miller style. This would be a good group to keep in mind for your proms. "Campus Happenings" at Stix, Baer and Fuller Wednesday night on the parking lot of West-roads Shopping Center, will feature the store's college and high school fashion board members. Jerry Jay and the Sheratones with Johnny Rabbitt of KXOK, will entertain.

Pick up your ticket free at any of the Stix Shondells, and (5) "Wild Thing" I the Troggs. I I Where can I write to Bob Kuban and the In Men? What are the names of the In Men and what instruments do they play? C.L. Letters may be sent to Bob Kuban at 4065 Highwillow drive, Florissant, 63033. The popular, St. Louis musician writes a Friday column Jn the Everyday Magazine of the Post-Dispatoh.

The In Men are Harry Simon, saxophone, a teacher wlho is working toward an advanced degree in music at Washington University; Ray Sdhulte, guitar, student at St. Louis Institute of Music; Paul (Skip) Weisser, trombone, student at St. Louis Institute of Music; Walter Scott, vocalist, operator of heavy construction machinery; Pat Hixon, tenor aaxoplhone and trombone, music student at Washington University, Mike Evans, aeronautical engineering student at Parks Air College, and Greg Roland, organ, premed student at Washington University. I I I We will play for the follow ing teen dances: tonight at VFW Post 2210, St. Genevieve, i I tomorrow at the annual home II I coming in Mascoutah, Sun day, Starlight Ballroom; Mon day, Jackson Park; Tuesday, 11 Northwest Plaza Shopping Cen I I I ter at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, FROM PAGE ONE mined, group.

Even through their many disappointments they seem to fight harder and try more. Ages. of the boys range from 14 to 17. From youngest to oldest they are: Michael Newman, Mike Wee, Jene Burman and Skip Daley. They are all intelligent, witty and talented and carry with them a sense of fun everywhere they go.

I asked the boys if they have trouble with people accepting their longish hair. They said, "Our hair may look strange, but its purpose is attention." I feel in their case the long hair can be overlooked, because they keep themselves well-groomed, not like some of the groups we all have had the misfortune of witnessing on television. The boys recently joined the Musicians Union, opening he doors for many future appearances. They are a great group, but hearing them play is only half. You must meet the boys personally to see what fun they are and how their personalities round out their quality.

They will be appearing next Tuesday through Friday as co-hosts with Delcia Devon, when Famous-Barr opens its new "Trolley Shop," a mod shop for young girls on the fifth floor of Downtown Famous. I suggest that you attend. I believe you'll have the time of your life. They wild also appear Sunday night at a Bermuda dance at St. Anthony's High School, Meramec street and Michigan avenue.

I would like to mention what a pleasure and interesting experience it was working with Frank Sinatra Jr. I found him to be one of the most talented musicians and singers I have worked with, contrary to what I had heard about him. I feel that with his talent, he could go to the top even if his name were Jones or Smith, instead of Sinatra. Tomorrow at 10 a.m. the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 3944, will give a picnic for or Twin Pools and Thursday, Club Idle-a-While.

And next Friday, don't forget we will be playing for Teen A Night at Busch Memorial Stadi- C-B urn. Come early. We start play- ll. 1 ing at 7:30, Admission is $1 for the regular $2.50 reserved seat TOTl on Teen Night (ages through 19)- Ml College Shops. The Sheratones will perform at Northwest Plaza Shopping i I Center Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

RJKJllIINIil I'll I I Tomorrow night the Cobras will be featured at the Thunderbird Roller Rink in East St. Louis. I I The Famous-Barr and Capi tol Records Search 66 winners it I for the week of Saturday, July 30, were the Sheratones and the Skepters. Tomorrow at a.m., Capitol recording star Billy Preston of "Shindig," along with Herman Grimes, Larry Knight and the Upsetters, the II I ail 11 rWMatEg I 111 I ENTERTAINMENT TfTJll I mtkt I I I Moniques and KXOX's Keith NIGHTLT AT THE Vll I mm 1 I Morris will appear at the Search PIANO BAR mi I Vt 66 at Downtown Famous-Barr. Next week's show at Opera offers a real change IVilf 1 14 1 V- I Mm IV ORIENT (3 Orlando Cepeda RESTAVRANTi I I a I I "I told some friends that if I Who was Virginia Woolf and what is the signifi- cance of the title, "Who'a Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" -Mrs.

P.S. Virginia Woolf was an English author and critic who died in 1941. The title phrase is recalled by the main characters in the movie as a literary pun made up at a party of college faculty. Author Edward Albee has never explained what significance is attached to the title, although some critics have made various interpretations. Where can I write for information about becoming an airline stewardess? I am a 17-year-old high school senior.

S.G., Louisiana, Mo. -Eaoh of the major airlines in the country has its own school. At the request of Action Line, one of the airlines is ending you information about its stewardess training program is well as a list of the home offices of other airlines where you- can write for additional information. Normally, the minimum age requirement is 20. Many airlines require two years of college or the equivalent.

There are also height, weight and vision requirements. My brother-in-law is visiting from Newark, N.J. He says the brewery there is the largest in the United States. I say the Anheuser-Busch brewery here is. Who i right? Mrs.

E.O. You are. The Anheuser-Busch plant, with an output of jnore than 7,000,006 barrels a year, is the largest in the world, William Abram, Southwest district director of the United States Brewers Association, says. What is the oldest high school in St. Louis? J.R.

Central High School, founded Feb. 11, 1853, was the first public high school west of the Mississippi river. The school, now at 3616 North Garrison avenue, has had four sites. The first classes were held in a building near the waterfront. Later the school building was at Fifteenth and Olive street.

From J893 to 1927 it was at Grand boulevard and. Windsor place, but a tornado demolished that building in 1927 and the school was moved to its present site. A large block letter for Bigh School, is still awarded for athletic participation, because tral was the only high school in St. Louis until 1904. How does a person apply for a Job at the Zoo? What are the qualifications? F.CJ).

Applicants must appear in person at the Zoo office on the second floor of the Monkey House. The office is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Qualifications and wages vary with the jobs, a Zoo official says.

Two years ago I received in change a $20 bill. A bank confirmed my suspicion that it was counterfeit. Bank officials took it, gave me a receipt for it and said I would be notified. I never heard from them. Is there some way I can get reimbursed? A.S.

Unless you can prove who gave you the money, you would have to stand the loss, a spokesman for the Federal Reserve Bank says. Counterfeit bills are turned over to federal authorities for investigation. FROM PAGE ONE often and the Redhead is all for running a loose, relaxed ship. On the road, Cepeda is often a dinner guest of fellow Latin players on other clubs. And when those players are in St.

Louis, Cepeda is their host. "We are not allowed to get together on the baseball field, so we 'meet after the game," Cepeda said. Food, especially the Puerto Rican variety, appeals to Cepeda almost as much as jazz does. But he has to resist temptation because he feels that he plays best when he weighs around 210 pounds. He has to forget his No.

1 childhood ambition: to become a chef, so that he always would be around food. "My wife is a good cook," Cepeda said. "She is a good interior decorator, too. People see what she has done to our home in Puerto Rico and say that a professional decorator must have done the job." Orlando and Annie Cepeda first met when he was at a basketball game In Puerto Rico. He tossed Up the first ball.

He was 20 years old then. She was 15. could meet a girl like her, I would be happy," Cepeda said. A meeting was arranged and they dated three and a half years before they were married. When critics say that Cepeda was jealous of Willie Mays, Orlando says simply, "How can anyone with such a wonderful wife and baby be jealous of anybody?" Cepeda relaxes also by playing moora with writers and other Moora is an Italian finger game.

Each man throws out a certain number of fingers on one hand and simultaneously yells what he guesses will be the total of fingers thrown out by the rival players. Cepeda is one man who loved the July heat wave in St. Louis. "I love to sweat, I love to get my uniform dirty," Orlando said. "Even if I go hitless in a game in St.

don't want to kick the dirt and I don't feel disgusted," he said. "I figure that I will do all right the next day. But in San Francisco, it was so cold and windy I didn't even feel like going to the ball park." 5 Specializing In Ihlnttt ULC I and American Dish 0ii Ey Dw Inm 11 m.m. tt 7w 11 t.m. ImMlnl Sundw I E) I ORDERS TO TAKE OUT JJ 2 505 N.

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G. Molner, M.D. Dear Dr. Molner: AS YOU know, there is a new fad among girls of having their ears pierced. I would like to do it but how should I go about it so they won't get infected? Should I have my doctor pierce them, or some other experienced person? ANN IT'S NOT a new fad, Ann.

It's been going on for years. With any of the do-it-yourself methods, every so often infection results, which is painful, dangerous and expensive. The only safe method I know is to have your doctor do it, because he knows how to prevent risk of infection. For him it is' a simple procedure. This is the only honest answer I can give you: Let your doctor do it.

Dear Dr. Molner: MY SISTER gives her children cola drinks all the time. The oldest ds 10. Is this harmful? MRS. S.

TO SOME degree, it can be. The nutritional value of cola drinks (or that of any soda) is essentially the sugar in them. Therefore they should be treated as you would candy: An occasional treat is fine; a steady diet is wrong. The cola drinks also contain caffeine, a stimulant just as coffee is, and healthy chidren don't need stimulants. Too much can make them jittery.

I certainly don't condemn soft drinks, but they should be used with common sense. Dear Dr. Molner: I AM a diabetic and must lose weight. I am at my wits' My son is a high school dropout presently working as a machinist's helper. Where can he attend night school to complete work for a diploma? E.W.R.

O'Fallon Technical High School in St. Louis offers might school courses. The fall term begins Sept. 12. For information telephone or write O'Fallon Technical High School, Adult Division, 5101 Northrup avenue, St.

Louis 63110, PRospect 6-2215. Are automobile makers required by law to have the parts for cars furnished for a period of seven to 10 years after the model is discontinued? S.P. Most companies stock parts from previous piodels, but one automobile manufacturer's legal department in Detroit says that manufacturers have no legal liability to carry parts for discontinued models for a specified number of years. There are teen-agers going in the back entrance of a cocktail lounge near my home; Why is this permitted? Mrs. P.E.

This situation was called to the attention of University City police by Action Line. They have investigated and booked three persons on Charges of selling to minors. Why must the Gemini capsules be landed so far from the Florida coast? Are the capsules re-usable? D.H. A spokesman for McDonnell Aircraft Corp. says that the capsules are landed several hundred miles from the coast to allow a safe distance margin from the Florida mainland in case the re-entry course is altered.

He says the spacecraft are re-usable, but there are mo such plans by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The capsule must be completely disassembled and cleaned. This was done with Gemini II, Which made an unmanned flight Jan. 19, 1965, and was returned to McDonnell to be refurbished for use in another unmanned test flight by the Air Force. Which sons will compete against their fathers on the Cardinals in the father-son game at Busch Memorial Stadium Aug.

10? E.G. The Sons lineup will feature Lou Brock 2 years old; Jerry Buohek Brian Smith, Dan Maxvill, Kevin IGsBr si GILDED 4 4243 GASLIGHT SQUARE TENDER JUICY NIGHTLY tifctV rTr I Charcoal Broiled Sleak MutuW DELiciom 8 THE MARKSMEN $Sf C4er 8 Cantonese Cuisine tMmtMl (j WvS1 8 bnchson Scrted frn 11:30 tt SHARI if WK- Corktail Hour 4 to 6 p.m. I -tv 1 111 A Zi Free Hors d'Oeuvre. I I DRAKE I AW fm Dancing to the I If PLAyE' BY THE ANDY SS LUCKY LIGHT TRIO 4 JOE CAVITT NIGHTLY SWE Fri. end bat.

innn iraiinniui nrii rmnii Si lAIOnlLIX TV Dr. Molner end to know how to prepare meals that both my husband and I can eat. Where can I get information on how to prepare meals? MRS. D. G.

THE EASIEST answer Which will help the most people in the most places, is to suggest that you get in touch with your local Diabetes Association, or with your Visiting Nurse Association. Both encounter this problem often, and can suggest cookbooks and meal plans. One simple rule of is for you and your husband to eat the same things, but he can eat more, and you can add to his plate succulent items like butter, cream, gravies and sweets. For a copy of the booklet, "Diabetes The Sneaky Disease," write to Dr. Molner in rare of the Post-Dispatch.

Please inclose a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope and 25 cents in coin. Dr. Molner regrets that he. cannot answer individual letters, but whenever possible he uses readers' questions in his column. TONY LANG IS BACK! JUST IACK FROM BARBARAPARKER 8 III CORINTH IAN DOOfA Fri.

Sat. in the Lounge 22 rmaurmt Lnuar Form.rly th. Frontl.r Room nBMness.n?en wheon BRENDA KAYE Under Nev, M.n.g.m.nt Specals-Moderale Pr.ces 3 Sfi SpARKWAY' OT pj, NO COVER NO MINIMUM Wf CHANGE OF PACE? jfrMwHyM for new pltcit jlV go, mw thlngi to SNy. WANT THINGS? WATCH THE WANT ADS! JSHfwJ LAKE TAHOI Schoend'ienst, Reggie, 7, and Barry Jackson, Ronny Hoerner, Rickie Sisler, Brian Milliken, John Woode-shick, Mike, 6, and Tim Shannon, Mark, 10, Craig, 9, Drew, 7, and Joel Skinner, Terry Francona, and Juliam Javier 5. What was done with the Missouri pavilion at the New York World's The exhibits were returned to their owners and the build-i'tng was razed shortly after the fair closed, Leif J.

Sverdrup, chairman of Missouri's World's Fair committee, reports. REMEMBER: Action Line telephone lines arm open from noon to 7 p.m.-every day. Action Una tt ensteem only questions of general interest and only through this column. Answers trill appear Monday through Friday in the Post-Dispatch, DANCING 6 NIGHTS A WEEK to the fabulous TOM WIDDICOMBE TRIO JIMMY STEFFEN ON ORGAN JACK CALVY ON SAX ISO OVER WO MIMMI M-0 AO.MIKSIOW 4205 So. Kfngshighway at Chipppna I MST-DISMTOH 1 ST.

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