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day In the Holman annex. After the dinner there will be a fash The Klassmcn 's New Record ion show, a skit, singing of folk songs in Latin and a "gladi arfha Carr's OPINION ator battle" between two stu dents. TWENTY-SEVEN University City junior and senior high school students have been awarded scholarships to sum What to Say to the Bereaved DEAR MARTHA CARR: I have run into this problem before, md have others, so we'd like your advice. My mother was dropping off my best friend after school when we noticed unusual activity at her house. Stopping to learn what was about, I was told mer music camps of the Uni versities of Missouri, Illinois Kansas and Wisconsin.

The at the St. Louis Hawks' basketball game at Kiel Auditorium, starting at 7 p.m. Later in the evening, 9 to 11:30 p.m., we will travel to East St Louis to appear at the Hudson Roller Rink. Sunday's schedule: T. J.

and the Illusions at St. Sebina, 7 to 10 P-m. The AeroVons at South town Teen-town, 8658 South Broadway, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Bob Kuban and the Im-Men at the Post-Dispatch Silver Skates in the afternoon at 2 p.m. and at Starlight Ballroom, 8 to 11 p.m., and on Wednesday, at Southtown Teen-town, 8658 South Broadway.

scholarships were from the Uni By Bob Kuban THE KLASSMEN, formerly known as the Chevels, a group especially popular with, the high school and college crowd, have been together for three years. Steve Cummings, the leader, was the youngest member to be accepted ifl the Musicians Union, Local 2, at the age of 13. The band is large by today's standards, consisting of seven musicians and two singers. Members are: Steve Cummings, drums; Jim Koerber, saxophone; Vic Burnly, sax; Ron Bitza, trumpet; Tom Davis, organist; Dale Massey, versity City Band Orchestra Parents Organization. A CHECK for $79 raised by teen-agers to aid tornado victims has been presented to the ComimuWity Chamber of Commerce In north St.

Louis that my friend's mother had died suddenly. Because I didn't know what to do or say, I just got back into our car and drove off without even saying goodlby. The problem is that I don't know what to do or say to express my sympathy. PUZZLED Many adults have the same problem, so don't let it worry you. Al county.

The money was col lected at a benefit dance at the Ritenour YMCA attended by more than 100 teen-agers. Youth Briefs CharlM Rock Rd. 88 it, WASHINGTON. University's WT 3-0340 Oimm 4:00, Start! :30 annual Bearskin Follies will be OPEN EVERY DAY staged at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the Loretto-Hilton Center of Webster College.

There will be four skits, written and directed by Beta Theta Pi-Sigma Delta Bob Kuban St. Mary Magdalen CYC in Brentwood. Members are: John Giamo, lead guitar; Chris Di-Mercurio, bass guitar; Gary Largent, piano; Jerry Allison, drums; Mike Brown, sax; Terry McGuire, trumpet; Tony Ruggerie, vocalist; Billy Walker, feature vocalist; Tom DS-Mercurio, manager. The group may be heard tonight at the Glasgow Teen-town at the Glasgow Elementary School, 10560 Renfrew drive from 7:30 to 10; and tomorrow at Harris Turner Community Center, 8768 Natural Bridge, 7:30 to 11:30. FILM THAT DARES TO BE DIFFERENT! Tau, Sigma Alpha Mu-Pl Beta Phi, Sigma Chi-Kappa Alpha Theta and Zeta Beta Tau-Alpha Epsilon Phi and an experimental movie produced by the Washington University Filmakers Organization.

THE LATIN CLUB of Pat-tonville High School will, have its annual Roman banquet Mon- PLUS POLL THAT TOOK THE TOWN FIRST FEATUREREPEATED The Top Five Tunes In the "metropolitan St Louis area are: (1) "Gimme Some A ACADFMY NOMINATIONS Inrl Lovin'," the Spencer Davis Er eest tw mm sr- www Group; (2) "Kind Of A Drag," Best Actress VANESSA REDGRAVE the Buckinghams; (3) "Love Is Here And Now You're Gone," N.Y. Film Critics Award Supremes; (4) "Pushing Too BEST Foreign Film of tht Year "Astonishing, Bawdy Fun! Bold and Bizarre!" t' most anything one says to express their sympathy sounds inadequate in the face of such a loss. So instead of talking about it, why don't you just express your feeling by being especially considerate, attentive, and kind. Eventually, after your friend has come to accept her loss, it would be healthful to get her to talk about it. But be sensitive to adverse reactions.

DEAR MARTHA: Applications from college students for summer jobs as camp counselor are being accepted by the downtown office of the Missouri State Employment Service, 506 Washington avenue. Openings are at camps in Missouri and other mldwestern states. Counselors would be responsible for children's safety, and should be capable of teaching arts and crafts, nature studies, horseback riding, boating, swimming or other sports. Also open are jobs for college students as dieticians, kitchen helpers and maintenance personnel. Doctors, registered nurses, and counselors to work with handicapped campers are also needed.

Salaries will be based on skills and experience. G.EA DEAR MARTHA: Kasey and I have been friends for 11 years. We were always together at school, at her house or mine. We ate together, played together, suffered together. Three months ago, my family moved to South St.

Louis and I miss my friend very much. Sometimes, remembering ell the fun we used to have, I cry. I also miss the guys on the street where I grew up. I've got friends in my new neighborhood, but they aren't like the old ones. Will I ever get over this? LONESOME You will get over this.

Although your separation from your childhood friends appears to have been premature, it was more or less inevitable. People change as they grow up and move in different directions. It's practically certain that you would have moved away from Kasey and the guys on the street where you grew up, in Be a big girl and find friends who share your interests instead of the accident of a common neighborhood. DEAR MARTHA: I want to volunteer my services as a Candy Striper. Would you please tell me what the qualifications are, Including age, j.L.

Although the Health and Welfare Councfl, GArfield 1-2600, acts as a clearing house for volunteers offering their services to social agencies, hospitals have their own rules for candy stripers. Choose the hospital nearest you, visit Its volunteer recruiter, and ask about its requirements. Finnish Almond Custard bass; Bob Durrwachter, lead guitar; with Gayle McCormick and Bob Medley doing the vocals. The band records for Music-land, USA, and has a new record just released, "Can't You Hear The Music" and "Without You." Another group, Marty and the Spectres, has been popular in St. Louis for some time, and has in it members of the former KXOKadets.

This is a fine rock roll group which can also cater to adult taste in music. The members are Jim Mc-Curdy, drums and vocal; Marty Bonin, sax, flute and vocalist; Greg Niehoff, electric bass, trumpet and vocal; Ken Wit-kowsky, guitar and vocal; Steve Oliver, organ, piano, vocal and guitar. All members of the group are attending colleges in the St Louis area except for Ken, who is now teaching philosophy. There's a vocal group known as the Caesars, who recently released a record, "Get Yourself Together," that is doing well here and is starting to pop all over the country. The group consists of five vocalists: Clarence Miller, lead, George Williams, Lloyd Bush, Eugene Fisher and Richard Little, the guitarist, They will be leaving for a record promotion tour on March 31.

The Vapors, now In their third season, create versatile, solid sound. I understand that Nancy Win-disch (the voice of the Vapors), a St. John's High senior, has earned a four-year scholarship to Fontbonne College. The band's leader, Skip Bauer, is a freshman at Missouri University, St Louis campus, under a Curator's Award earned while he, too, was at St High. The band's beat, Kevin Sims, Bayless High senior is awaiting word of a possible scholarship to Missouri University at Columbia.

Supporting Nancy, Skip and Kevin ere Vance Straumann, trombone, Wes Ulrich, trumpet, Ray Mueller, sax, Steve Garrison, organ and Dave Russo, bass. Coachmen, formerly window mmm Pane ffwpKP 10.99 Hard," the Seeds; (5) "Ups And Downs," Paul Revere and the Raiders. Tonight's schedule of dances: The Nomads at- a new teentown at the American Legion Post Hall, Jefferson Barracks, Lemay, 7:30 to 11. The AeroVons at the Wigwam In University City, 8:30 to 11:30. The Regents at the Kirkwood BOSLCT CROWTHER, It Y.

Tits "Beautiful and stimulating! Exotic and erotic!" "JUDITH CRIST. N. T. Herald Tribune ConfroversialTwJ nifforont? Ulll mm i I That's FELLINI'S UHET 1 Make an A-Hne to the Easter parade, look out on the spring fashion scene in our window pane dress of 100 rayon. Inverted back pleat, tab belt.

Black and white only, junior petite sizes 5 to 13. Moll Orders Filled Phone Orders Call GA. 1-4500 Famoui-Barr Basement Junior Dresses ALL STORES OF THE YMCA. The "Saints" Hi-Y group is sponsoring the hop from 8 to midnight The First Class Male at Chesterfield Legion Hall, 8 to 11. The Night Riders Band at the Scott Air Force Base (Gateway Service Club), from 8 to 11.

Bob Kuban and the In-Men at Southern Illinois University, 8 to midnight. Tomorrow's schedule: The Impact Sound and the Sweet Young Things, a five-piece rock and roll, go-go all girl band, at the American Legion Post Hall, 9305 South Broadway, from 7:30 to 11 p.m. The Jay Barry Band at Bruno's Batcave The Pound Sterlings at Crest-wood's Stix Baer Fuller, FIMTS with Vanessa Redgrave Show at 1:47 Shawn ot 7:1 4 TECHNICOLOR 1 119 Florissant "In tiw Heart of Ferquum" FREE SMOKING SECTION The 1 GROWN 'hi THEATRE I DAILY SPECIALl WE SERVE THE CHICKEN QDAfiClflGD i JJLZ slVI '11- ILLIT KG from 2 to 4:30 p.m. GREATEST STEAK IN TOWN! TONITE ART WILBERT ORCHESTRA PLUS: FREE Dane Lum Wm WMij (HOWARD WILLMAN 'SLli 1 AT PIANO NI6HTLY The Premiers at the Webster ii Teen Town, from 8 to 11 p.m. Entertainment Niititrr by THE BORMANS p.m.

The Night Riders at the Youth Activities Center, Scott il INTEBTAWMENT WI6HTIY THE BUCCANEER LOUNGE DRAKE Restaurant 4575 R. Llndtterih HA. 1-6200 Air Force Base, from 8 to IBM known as Cindy and the Coachmen, is made up of eight musicians whose ambition is to make careers in music. They started playing at small house- 11 p.m. Bob Kuban and the In-Men Hit prtmcjSixEt 49t OII St.

Rtf. WT. S-tV12 can Sat. Nick Mucel niDAY, MARCH It dltwct from HOMELAND I4LLR0OM DON GLASSER Orchestra STARLIGHT GINNY SALLAS NIGHTLY AT THE PIANO BAR parties some 14 months ago, and have since been playing at I 0765 St. Charles Rock Rd.

CYC, teentown dances, wed For Addlfhnat PHOTOPLAY AND AMUSEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS SEE PAGES 6 7 THIS SECTION ding receptions, and many other functions. They recently won a battle of the bands at tj I oCa dackelti The Exciting HERB DRURY TRIO Proudly Presents DECCA REC0RDINQ STARS i I imrn tf-t jf "Jazz at Its Best" SHOWTIME" THREE SHOWS NIGHTLY 9 P.M.-I0.45 P.M..I2il5 A.M. four jiindi? MSTAURANT CiAUtMtV Businessmen's Luncheon From 11:30 Dinner From 5:00 Cocktail Hour 5:00 p.m. Daily FREE VALET PARKING Ground Floor of the Llndtll Torrac Hotol 4501 Llndell Blvd. For RoswvatioHt, call FO.

7-1040 QUARTETTE TRES BIEN This It A Limited Engaqemtnt Tack iRpom jfv" DELICIOUS FOOD AT BREAKFAST, MW LUNCH AND DINNER Open 24 Hours Daily Evary Frl. Sat. "SOCCO" St. Louis' Popular Mixologist Hers To Serve You Almond custard topped -With dessert sauce. In Fin-lend the custard would be served with huckleberry auce; In America a sauca mada with cranberry juice cocktail is an acceptable substitute.

STARTS MARCH 14 thru SUNDAY, MARCH 19 TUESDAY thru FRIDAY 8 P.M. SATURDAY 1 F.M.-5 P.M.- P.M. If 1 JAZZ workshop; EVERY SAT. I P.M. SUNDAY 2 P.M.

6:30 P.M. KIN IAWS St. Louis' Newest Jazz Club 9533 LACKLAND- II nunrn at iriijacuiiiuwAY CHOICE SEATS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES ON SALE Arena Arcade BIdg. "WHERE THE ACTION IS" 1600 DELMAR it McKnlfht Four cups milk One teaspoon almond extract Mix sugar, salt and cornstarch. Stir in eggs.

Gradually stir in milk. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens slightly and coats a metal spoon. Remove from heat and cover to prevent a skin from form "'STADIUM FREE INSIDE PARKING EVENINGS i STEAK HOUSE NOW TOGETHER! FOUR GREAT STARS ing. Cool and stir in almond ex tract. Pour mixture into sher- JACKIE bert glasses.

Chill until ready in East St. Louis Minutes Across Any Downtown Brldgo GRAHAM to serve. Cranberry Sauce One cup sugar STEAKS By Dorothy Brainerd Of tht Potl-Diipatch Staff THE GREAT increase In foreign travel In recent years has stimulated an equally great increase of interest in foreign foods. One difficulty that is encountered frequently in attempting to duplicate a recipe from another land is that one or more of the original ingredient may be unavailable. The cook who finds herself in this frustrating position may take heart; all Is not lost.

Quite often it is possible to substitute tome easily available ingredient. It is true that the dish may not be absolutely authentic, but it can retain much of its appeal and be equally delicious. Consider, for example, the Finnish almond custard that delights most visitors. In Finland it ie topped with a sauce made with huckleberry America's own native cranberry Juice cocktail makes an' acceptable substitute. The appearance will be dif- AMERICA'S FAMILY SHOW! "GILLY" One-fourth cup cornstarch GILBERT RBirrt limrl Clayton's most elegant restaurant 230 SOUTH BEMISTON CLAYTON VO 3-73733 JOHNNY LANDRO Two cups cranberry juice cocktail One-fourth cup slivered toasted almonds Mix sugar and cornstarch.

CSSSJfBOX I PARQUET $4.00 CIRCLE $3.50 SEAFOOD Choos Your Own Salad from our Famous Salad Bar SO Tasts-Timptlng Ajipatlztrs Rolox to Mo Whlstfur featuring Gradually stir in cranberry juice. Cook over low heat, stir MEZZANINE ft 4.UU SPECIAL JUNIOR PRICES (Under Yrs.) HALF PRICE Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday Mat. I P.M. MAIL ORDERS STILL ACCEPTED MISS JO PLUMMER Jfor Memorable Evening ring constantly until mixture bubbles and thickens. Cod slightly.

Sprinkle almonds over oustard. Pour warm cranberry sauce over pudding. Yield: six to eight servings. DINNER Songs ond Gnlter of HELEN DRUMM0ND NIGHTLY AFFEAMNG NIGHTLY In the Famous Colony Room then DANCE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT Specialty Shews Ntt.ly Thi RENAISSANCE ROOM ferent because huckleberry STADIUM STEAK HOUSE 4th ft Broadwar East St Louis, III. Juice is deep blue or purple in color while cranberry juice Is ruby red.

However, the two ENTERTAINMENT DANCING in the Fantasy Lounge featuring CEIL CLAYTON juices add a similar tangy fla vor when used as cooking in ONCTA6E INpPRSOMi F. BY V09VLAR PEMANO now in Illinois Mon, Tun, Wed. from p.m. gredients. The cranberry also may be used as a substitute for another northern European fruit, the lingonfberry, in many BILL IIULUB COMBO Thurs, Fri, Sat from p.m.

The Fantasy ANGELS to term jus dally' iron 4:30 Tan-Tor-A has everything nder the sun Including top-name, tuttrtalnm.nt. RUSS CARLYLE-MARCII 20-25 STAN KENTON -APRIL 1 DAVE ROBINSON MARCH 11 FRANK HUBBELL MARCH 18 RAMSET LEWIS TRIO APRIL I Make rtrvottoM Mrty by Mlttnf WT. 1-ISM writ Dpt. S-100. TAN-TAR-A RESORT Om lab, Mluwri SSOil.

Ossgs Esich, Missouri 68068 BURUSK'S NEWEST STAR In th. Wonderful World of mmw onv recipes. The two berries are similar in shape and appearance, with the cranberry the larger. The recipe given here for the Finnish custard is adapted tram the "Cookbook of the TJnlted Nations," published by the United Nations Association of the United States of America. Finnish Almond Custard With Cranberry Sauca One-half cup sugar One-fourth teaspoon salt Two and one-half tablespoons cornstarch or five tablespoons flour eggs, beaten WITH COMEDIANS BONHOMME it HArLEY VO.

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