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-Juntor Editors Quiz on- ANT COWS Soul And Aretha Franklin Top Popular Music In '68 By MARY CAMPBELL AP Newsfeatures Writer Jimi Hendrix and Mike Bloom- Another biy a in 'tis a field. gentle rock. Here the The word in '68 popular music' uring lnc vear a groups Kct top llu dtHlbl 1 ll vt 1 was soul and the artist was Are: broke and fragments of- is down where the singers can tha Franklin. She came out with ten came together in other for- be heard, the melody usualh an album in March titled "Lady matlons. The Cream (o( which melodic, the effect proved to lie t-xperi- emeb," to some.

to the a was Tiny Tim and his a i i a nd au aluum ill Kiaiiii 11UCU JLauj Soul" and nobody disputed a vas title a "'K ucl Simon and UUe 'ter. Bloomfield was in the now- She also made singles "Chain lowered Electric Flag. The Bud- ,7 of Fools," "Since You've Been dy Miles Express, headed by a Gone," "Think," "The House former Electric Flag drum-' that Jack Built," "I Say a Little mer, alreadv is one of the top plesar bo ofRw lch Nc Prayer" and "See Saw" and the rock soul groups. 1 are Bobby Russo LPs "Now" and "Aretha in Par-Changed all ovej; every one of them. 'smashed up: the KaseneU-Katz Rock drew strongly on the Singing Orchestra Circus in- a a blues in '68.

The current three eludes people from the 1910 jbest rock group guitarists areiFruitgum Co Music Explosion 'blues-based men--Eric Clapton, and Ohio Express. tiptoeing the i Bill Cosby ua.s the only comic sell- a wroU- ln 'The a a Johnny Cash was Mr. Country Robinson." of ISCS with the Green Ap- Cash at Kolsom re-t cordel inside, and single from Kolsom Prison Blues." Glen Traffic a im cll) 'l- Campbell continued the trend of a i7 and Away acclaim was DOS pop country with a i on simple in "Didn't We and i a in "Mac Ar thur Park." Biggest hits of the a elude "Love Is Blue." an i lllllllilillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiillllllllliliiiiiiiiMiiimiiiiiiiuiii liiiiiiiiiiin QUESTION: Do ants really raise ant cows? ANSWER: Roger, in our picture, has discovered something fascinating a tiny ant dairy a Certain i of ants do indeed raise their own special i of "cows." An ant "cow" is an aphid, a i of soft-bodied i insect which lives by sucking the juices from plants. The aphid's body produces a sweet flsid called honeydew. and this is the "milk" the ant is after.

By stroking the aphid's body, the ant nukes honeydew pour from tubes on the aphid's back; then the ant licks up the fluid. Ants carry their "cows" around and plant them in places where much honeydew will be produced. They also make ant farms near the home ant nest. Ants defend the aphids from enemies. Sometimes they take their "cows" into the ant nest in winter to care for them.

One kind of ant, after having kept aphids in the nest over the winter, clears dirt from the roots of corn plants and puts the aphids on the roots to a honeydew. Plants may be damaged in this way. 2-28 (Tim of Midland, wins a prize for this question. You can win $10 cash plus AP's handsome Hobbies Page Fifchburg Sentinel, Saturday, December 28, 1968 3 liMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiinii iiiiiimimiiiiiimiiiiiimmii a by "Young Girl the Union a "The Dock pop. i "Wichita Lineman." St a i i a i an old doors' hit, i My Fire," went on to sing "The A Paul a i a soul style at a World Series by Gary Pui-kett a (recorded it, too, of course) and got another hit with; the a by Otis Redding and "Harper Valley 1'TA another oldie, Sneak- were increasingly used 1 i album covers during year, with the publicity focusin.

TV Schedules WCBH-TV WBZ-TV WHDH-TV Chinntl 1 Channel 4 Channel 5 WNAC-TV WMUR-TV WPRI-TV Channel 7 Channel 9 Channel 12 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 4.00 4 I Edlton 1.3 0 1 5 1 Sing HI-- Sing Lo M.rv Crlffln Mv Three Sont Choit and Mrt Mulr Lawrence Welk World Yearbook if your question, mailed on a postcard to Junior Editors in care oj this newspaper, is selected for a prize. 1 Feminine Fashions Make Stamp Styles 7 i 1.90-- '11 6 00 1 5 1 141 (12) (.30 111) 141 5 7.00-- 4 1 1 2 1 7.10 '51 By SYD KRONISH Zone, Cuba, Hawaii, Philippines' AP Newsfeatures a other U.S. possessions. The second section to be offered for Its no secret that women's, sale later year wi! be his fashions make headlines. But it collection of British Is an item of major importance Commonwealth.

when the latest styles of the feminine population make Montserrat hails the Interna-i 2 80 stamp news, too. Uonal Human Rights Year wUb Israel's latest set of Airmail a set of five stamps featuring i Export stamps features stylized; the portraits of famous person- 12.10-- designs women lasnions m-gggg who have been associated exp 0 ort "plays" the years with the hu- economy, reports the Israel Phi- nian rights movement. latelic Agency. Depicted are Alexander Ham- Another stamp also in the Air- i'ton, who helped shape Ameri- mail Export series depicts a institutions during the Rev- modern piece of electrical olution; Albert T. Marryshow, a equipment.

Previous export human rights exponent in the commemoratives of Israel 'British Commonwealth; William showed diamonds, textiles and Wilberforce, English politician stamps. brought about the abolition of slavery in his country; Dag All of these stamps are avail-'Hammarskjold, late secretary able at your local stamp general of Ihe United Nations, and Dr. Martin Luther King, assassinated U.S. civil The well-known collection of if Ms eader Ernest G. Jarvis featuring! cauc 'stamps of the entire world nnw fnr a Kprioc nf calpc nt Rritich a 1.00 14' '51 111 2.00 5 2.10 151 3.00 17) 4.00--171 141 5.00--121 171 5.30-- '51 '41 Cami Whafi Niw Nvwi N.wi Ntwi N.wi Collage Talinf Endi Kara Hutk Finn Truth or Coniaquancai lackla Glaaion Adan-12 Daring Cama Protll.i Cat Smart tw ama 9.00-- 111 i 4 (51 0.30--151 171 1 0.00 I 5 10.30 1 7 1 11.00 5 1 11.30 4 1 5 1 I 7 i 12 Divid Suiikind Movla Pocketful of Mlraelei Hogin'i Htroei Petticoat lunctlen Hollywood Mannli Judd Newi N.wi Movie-- Mongol) Movie-- Gambler from Natehet Movie Hill Below Zero 12.00--1*1 Movia a i ugul con SUNDAY, DECEMBER Spaaklne Frtaly N.wi Nxrl Mevla Mr.

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Smith and contrasted with su- Mono records did a fadeout. pcreool Oracle Slick of the i a i Wes Montgomery ferson Airplane. Humors are died this year, having broad- that both may KO out alone, ened his appeal from the jazz to! a a Cass recorded alone this the pop a Otis year and did. well. a Hopkin.

who was killed in a plane crash, 16. the first discovery of the in December 1967, stayed on the new Apple Corps, sped charts as records lie's made No. 1 i "Those Were the kept being released. from Days." "Dock of the Bay" at the begin- Among hottest-selling groups ning of the year to "I've Got were the old a i i a one--Bea- Dreams To Remember" at the ties, Rolling Stones. Herb Alpert end.

and the Tijuana Brass, Simon As the year began. "I Heard and Garfunkel. Temptations, it on the Grapevine" was N'o. 1, jAlso Union Gap.i Steppenwolf, as sung by Gladys Knight and; Rascals, and for the bubble gum the Pips. At year's end the 1910 Fruitgum Mon- same song was N'o.

1 again by; kees. Archies, Cowsills. a i Gaye. Boh Dylan brought out one 1 And Elvis the origi- "John Wesley launcher who socked the a its popularity proved he re- whole rock movement to the tains his strong magnetism for moon, proved he's still an active record buyers. astronaut--landing "A Little The Jimi Hendrix Experience i Less Conversation" on thei and the Crazy World of Arthur charts in December 19R8 Keeping An Eye Little four-year-old" Donna Tinney, of Plymouth Meeting, keeps an eye on goldfish whjch were left with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Tinney, to care for by a neighbor over the holidays. She's really keeping an eye on them as the water magnifies the size of the eye through the bowl. (AP Wirephoto) WIN AT BRIDGE With Oswald Jacoby By Jacob Son--1965 Vtnderbilt Cop Wlnneri Enterprise Ann. South's jump to four spades was a substantial overbid.

He did have a six- card suit but his high-card holding was a mere five points. However, he a up for his overbid in the play. He covered West's jack of I more than 20 years, a job which hearts with queen I provided a magic carpet to the and was quite unhappy when sights of the world. produced the king. This Photography has taken over ForUma tei y8 proficiency as didn't stop him from coming 'the a i a the Photography Takes Over Calendar Art By IRVING DESFOR AP Newsfeatures as a combat photographer in the 'heart And Photography a during World War 17.

i do. He returned to his hand by picked small East's last stamps starting in January at the Rob- will be interested to know that a ert A. Siegel Auction first-day cover service will I The Jarvis collection is probab- be available for those who order ly the largest in the world in in large quantities (50 or more), terms of variety and is con-jit is known as "Service For tamed in more than 150 large al-1 information write directly to the bums. The first section for sale Philatelic Bureau, Edinburgh, will be the U.S. items, Canal I Scotland.

You Need Programs At Buffalo Theater led back his small He had nothing better uui nui.iu BI iu uu South took his SCP find focus on to provide visual plea-, tween assignments'successfully finessed dum- sure month after month for a which took him to more than 1601 y' jack of diamonds. Then whole year? Literally, every-, countr i eSi ne recorded the lessee cashed the ace and king thing and anything. 'accessible sights usually not.of spades and was rewarded Perennial favorites like oun( i on (ne well-traveled tour-'by seeing the queen drop (os of children, pets, flowersi ist as well as tne famous'Now all that remained was birds and foreign scenes are al-: a a of tne world moppin up ways available with fresh selec-l Turning from exotic foreign! I tions from the files of photo spe- i aces to the near and familiar i cialists in these fields. At the tne Berkshire Publishing I same i off-beat or gourmet Cambridge, Mass. 02138.

has hp diamond, aeain tastes in special areas like pho-specialized for years in weekly the dlamonds a a tos of antique toys, poodles, engagement calendars featuring dolls or even great culinary I pnotos the New England area i dishes--with their recipes--will a i ong the ever popular Cat i a place in the 1969 with photos by Walter 'publishing list. 'Chandoha, famous animal pho- To get back to sure-fire favor- tographer. They also list photo-l ii rf Smith made the mis. it comes to believ-j Dog and Horse Calen- ta flad 0 wining the flr't able children's antics and Yankee Recipe and all-- K. al family situations, the hus-.

Music Lover's Calendar. So, band-wife 4 1 0 7 5 NORTH A 9 7 3 4 A 7 4 2 WEST EAST (D) A A 5 4 3 1 0 8 2 4 8 3 2 6 SOUTH 4 1 0 9 8 7 2 A 6 96 98S Both vulnerable North Eut South Pass Pus Pan 2N.T. Pua 44 Ptst Pass Weit Fan Pass Pass two trumps, the one ace his dia- two two clubs, plus one heart, totaled Opening lead--V that series of plays he would have no way to get out ot dummy without putting West into the then play and the defense would cash three clubs and a heart. South would have also made the hand against a queen of clubs lead. He would let West hold that trick but would cover the second club lead.

This would lead. West would his queen of clubs BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP) At Buffalo's Studio Arena Theater, Usher In the New Year with a smart outfit from The Woodshed where you'll find a fine selection of dresses, ensembles, blouses, evening skirts, pants, and jumpsuits. Make Your fashion Headquarters STORE HOURS: Dee.

28--9 m. 6 p. m. Mon. Dee.

30--10 a.m. 9 p.m. Tues. Dec. 31--10 a.m.

6 p.m. I you really can't tell the players without a program. They change with every show --just one of several management strategies that make pursuit of sustained drama accomplishment different here than hi most cities bitten by the culture bug. For after testing several other paths to stability since the enterprise turned professional four years ago. Executive Producer Neal Du Brock puts audience- building first.

"Our realistic attitude is that you have to develop local interest first. Big foundations aren't poing to help unless there is evidence of strong community enthusiasm," he says. Two years ago Studio Arena --following the standard pattern in vogue elsewhere hired a company of actors to do the entire play schedule. The box-of- for each of the eight comedies, poems a anrl a OT. we might still be hear- make It impossible for West auout his hard luck.

I to lead a heart later and I team of Tns; whatever your calendar taste, it He ould still finesse dia- eventually South would get and Phoebe Dunn comes quickly looks like 1969 is your year to in- monds to mind. Their offering, "A'ciulge your fancy, oon Child's Year 1969," lor Hall- cally. I a includes illustrations for' isome well-known children's; before symbolizing 'dramas and musicals that extend into May. "There were more complaints show after show than the ab- ngslcrs' activities for each month. Perhaps their picture-taking NEW WMte City mtra tucitK sence of continuity now," re ports Du Brock.

The effectiveness of switch is demonstrated by in the word "natural." They screen many child models but are very selective because must be natural. They search lor authentic locations, outdoors and indoors, the models feel that when a natural subject is put in a natural setting or surge in ticket-buying well ahead of the preceding semester's 70-per cent of capacity at-i oifron tendance rate. This is a vital tion will inevitably be consideration with an operating a ral reactions budget of $500,000 that includes also a resident drama-school An interesting behind-the-photo story is also found in "Far- training program and some a a wonders" by Jack Grov- touring under a federal a a of the new Hallmark tlon grant. a calendars for 19(59. Grover Du Brock expects that if tick- i has been a diplomatic courier et sales continue at its present pace, an anticipated $120.000 deficit will be cut in half.

"Buffalo is traditionally a tough theater town," he says, "but we are finding an audience out there." for 1 fresh casts, basis fice response didn't come up to expectations Last season, some, exsecutive producer is a tu- I "TM. A i Arena cannot afford to pay salaries on a seasonal for actors of the caliber but "there's no problem about attracting desired performers for short terms." During the next two or three years, emphasis will be on small cast presentations. The current schedule ranges from Edward Albee works to the genial diversion of "You're a Oood Man. Charlie Brown." "Everyone right now seems to be getting on the bandwagon nf for the U.S. Foreign Service lor The Beatles Submarine PLAYING -'ROUND of the Year! Engaged? Loring Studios cordially invites you to come in and have your engagement portrait taken absolutely fret) This portrait, finished especially for newspaper reproduction, is yours to use for your engagement announcement.

MMfMWK-NO CHARM FOX THIS IOUNO SMVfCf, LORING 0STUDIOS 271 Main St. 342-M1J wait Disney doing new plays." he says. "But' the important question remains, --is what they are doing any! better than what was done pre-' viously." AHORSE IMHE CRAY ftlNNEL SUIT JEtHHICOl OK Winnie dnd tM ImMtMy fltv Has the Presidential Succession Amendment to the Constitution been adopted? A Yes, the 25th Amendment was added to the Constitution on Feb. 11, 1M7, when Nevada became ihe 38th stale to ratify it kwaM BUCNA VISTA oonmunoM co, we. DAILY and SATURDAY: FITCHBURG 'BULLBTT' SAXON.