Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 23

Sound Track By EVELYN PIANO I A great many people have This performer hasn't had a recording on the charts in quite a long time and I've got the feel ing that this latest song of his just might do it for him. The performer is Glenn Campbell and the song is "When 1 Get to Albuquerque. I know that isn't the most romantic sounding title to come along, but be lieve me, the song has a lot to offer. If you can't believe me then get a copy of the recorc' and find out. Will someone please tell me how a group which is part Brit ish, part Australian can suddenly write a song about Mas sachusetts? The Bee Gees hav done it with their recording "Go ing Back to and what's more, it's not a take off or a funny bit, but a quiet serious ballad.

Albuquerque Massachusetts. .1 guess the world really is shrinking as mar progresses. ft 'Sonny and Cher are back ir their old groove of using con temnorary topics in their songs Their latest creation involves divorce, and consists of a mother talking to the real victims of a divorce, her children, "You'd Better Sid Down, Kids" is really a weird thing to listen to, and it's a song that makes one think about something that ex- been waiting a very long time for this album. It's the latest by Phil Ochs and from what I've heard of it, he has failed to let any of his many followers down, The one out a had man.v dying to hear was his vorsior of "Crucifixion." Myself. I liket' a quick, thought provoking tune called "A Small Circle o' Friends." This song remindet me of many cuts that he had or 'lis "In Concert" album.

Abou only thing left to say is i vou woudl like to hear soni songs that will truly expan your mind in the productiv. iense of the word then liste the latest hy Phil Ochs. It' 'ailed "Pleasures of the Har or" and I really think you wi it. Well, it was supposed to be imokc-in. A certain Boston icr called it a "lick-in." Wh? im 1 talking about? The peaci 'ul demonstration held in MOIV nent Square last Saturday 'Iany say it was a failure.

If i was it was because too man; oeople failed to liste'n and Ir understand exactly, wha young people were tryin' to say. All that most people saw were the fearful word Marijuana and the fact that these dds were against time honorei As Peter, Paul and Mary once said, the times are achanging and i'm afraid that ists, can and should be great many people are going but no one ever" thinks about, 'to be caught by surprise when the Urne finally comes society opens its eyes and ears. It may be decades from now; on the other hand it could just be tomorrow. Whatever, youth seems ready, is anyone else? Before I go, a little message to the real-life "Brown-eyed nothing is what it seems especially that which seems the most most solid and secure. Just don't be surprised at wha' may hear.

Now that I've complete); confused everyone, I think I'l lisappear until next week riends, 'bye-bye! Friendship Assn. Elects George W. LeBlanc was elec' ci vice-president of the Amer in Friendship Assn. at a men ig held Monday night in th leghorn American i Also elected was Mr: eanne Lessard as treasurer. Plans were announced 'res.

Joseph A. Miller for us trip to Boston on Sunday 12. Reservations are nov icing accepted. It was also an ounced that a Christmas part; vill be held on Sunday, Dec. 10 at the Legion quarters.

Mrs. Theresa Cordio of 40C Shea St. is a patient at Bur- ank Hospital. Many economists predict the nation will require an average of 1.6 million new housing starts annually to meet minimum re- auirements. Lunenburg Warnings Issued At School Principal Richard J.

Care; if the Junior-Senior High School today announced mat mid-tern' warnings have been issued tr Undents. The warnings havi jeen recorded and mailed 'i arents by the Guidance Of ice. Mr. Carey urges parents wh- like a conference in ard to the warning, to calj th chool at any time to make th rrangements. Teachers' rccr-ption and PT.

leeting will be held this ev ing at 7.45 in rushing Aui! irium. New teachers will Uroduced, and all school per innel who have served ovci 0 years will be honored. In tallation of officers will s'si held. Speaker will be Da id D. Haig Jr.

on "Dru; ibuse." Parents with children enter ig the first grnJc in Septum er of 1968, wli) htve not re- information on the preschool program being conduc- ed under Title III, are asked iO contact the Elementary School. This request, by Donald V. Thome, executive director of the program, is so that all eligible children may have in opportunity to paiticipate. The Veterans of Foreign vYars Auxiliary will hold a rumma sale on Saturday in the 1'os Quarters, Whalom Road, fron 10 a. m.

to 2 p. m. Mrs. Kirst Powell and Mrs. Frances Hak; are co-chairmen, assisted Mrs, Olga Brier, Mrs.

Kit Ragusa, Mrs. Jeanine Me Kenzie, and Mrs. Evelyn Drak' Donations may be made by call ng either of the co-chairmen. The Republican Town Com 'Tiittee will continue its financ this week so that all ma contacted. Those wishing lo so may mail donations E.

May Jr. or Ed vard H. Hall Jr St. Boniface Guild will hold mystery ride on Thursday eve ing, with a bus leaving fron he church parking lot at 7.30 'his will be. in place of the uild's regular meeting.

In observance of Fire Prevon 'on Week, pupils of the Luiien urg Community Kindergarten ccompanied by teachers Mrs 'ifred C. Gilchrest and Mrs Abridge G. Hoag. visited the 1 Station, and were conduc ed on a by Fire Chip lames P. Deming.

Marriage Intentions Raymond L. Paradis. welder 152 Rodimon and Lorrain M. Constantine. nurses' aide 142 Leighton St.

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