The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 38

CARNIVAL By Dick Turner "I afraid i have to go along with some of Janie's ideas. Pop! For instance, she has an idea that I ought to have a car!" TIZZY by Kate Osann nearest thing to wanderlust my father ever gets ie a notion to stroll around the SIDE GLANCES By Gill Fox a marriage counselor. Imagine being married to a man who knows all the forbid!" Many Would Back Teacher Strike By EUGENE GILBERT (Pres'dsnt, Gilbert Youth Research, Inc.) If the teachers in your school went on strike, would you make an effort to go to school? If your answer is you are in agreement with nearly 40 per cent of the teenagers we surveyed recently on the rights of public servants to go on strike. If your answer is "no," you are in accord with more than 50 per cent of the 1,136 boys and girls we questioned. And if you aren't sure what you would do, you are no different than about 10 per cent of those who felt the same indecision.

However the teeners felt about their own actions in the event of a strike by their teachers, more than 57 per cent of them believed that teachers have a right not to report for work under certain conditions. Thirty-seven per cent said there never is any reason for teachers to go on strike. On the matter of public servants in general, the percentages were almost the same, nearly 56 per cent stating that such persons should be allowed to strike, 39 per cent saying they should not. But 63 per cent thought those whose jobs affected public welfare should find some other means of seeking their goals. This seemed to indicate that some teenagers did not want to deprive public servants of the right to strike, but felt they should find other solutions to their grievances.

Robert Stafford, 18, of Columbus, Ohio, saw no difference between public employes and other workers. Said he: employes should be able to exercise the same rights as other Jay Thomas, 17, of Gloversville, N.Y., had an opposite view. he said, only create more handicaps for these servants and for the people who rely on From Ron Wardrip, 18, of Denver, came the view that "this country be what it is today without the power of He said this justified strikes by public servants when necessary. A 17-year-old boy from Glendale, Ray June 12, 1 LA CROSSE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Riedel, said: you feel that you must strike against your community or state, you belong Barbara Kempf. 14.

of Louisville, thought public servants should be allowed to strike even though, as she put it, think However, she added. I guess that if they treated badly they strike because they usually wouldn't take this chance if they have families to Top Records Of The Week Compiled by Nancy Brown, Gilbert Youth Research, Inc. The Stones top the chart with their smash hit "Paint It, Black," easing A Man Loves A Percy hot seller, into the xNo. 2 spot. Mr.

Dynamite himself, James Brown, lands the number three spot with A New Additions: Frank Sinatra has another tremendous hit, his interpretation of in the Talking Guy" is a medium paced lyrical ditty by The Chiffons. The Four hit streak is further enhanced with Opus a pulsating romancer. Pick Hit of the Week: The Cyrkle, successful on the discotheque scene, can look for the same success from their recording of Rubber Thit Last WMk 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Two WMfcs 0 5 11 7 19 1 0 0 0 0 14 2 4 0 6 0 18 0 17 Song and Recording Artists Paint It, Black Rolling Stones When A Man Loves A Woman Percy Sledge It's A Man's Man's, Man's World James Brown A Groovy Kind Of Love Mind Benders I Am A Rock Simon Gartunkel Monday-Monday Mamas Papas Message to Michael Dionne Warwick Did You Ever Have To Make Ud Your Mind Lovin Spoonful Strangers In The Night Frank Sinatra Green Grass Gary Lewis Barefootin' Robert Parker Love is Like An Itching In My Heart Supremes Rainy Day Worrwrn 12 8. 35 Bob Dylan Good Lovin' Young Rascals Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Walker Bros Kicks Paul Revere and Raiders Sweet Talking Guy Chiffons The 'A' Team 5 Sgt Barry Sadler Opus 17 4 Seasons Shapes Of Things Yardbirds Week The On is! INDY SHANNON What's in store for the teenagers during summer vacation? Well, the month of June looks pretty good entertainment-wise with the starting of new Thursday night dances at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium.

On June 23, recording stars, The New Colony Six of and Lie fame will be sharing the bill with area favorites. The Satisfactions. On the following Thursday. June 30, MGM recording stars, The Gentrys from On fame will be in town along with La current hit recording group, Fax. The Satisfactions and The Fax will be presenting a of the Saturday night, July 2 at the auditorium as part of the American Legion Fourth of July celebration.

The holiday weekend will also feature the superb talent of The Serendipity Singers appearing at the Mary Sawyer Sunday, July 3, for two big shows. Columbian Squires dances will also continue every Sunday night at the K. of C. Hall throughout the summer months. Ihings are looking pretty good for a teen star- filled vacation.

And forget the regular auditorium-Pepsi parties will be back in full swing starting on Sept. 17. Have you noticed, some of the new single records sound rather far out? Or is this the blings of an old timer trying to keep up with the current trend? Seriously, I feel that some of the pop musical groups are tending to stray away from the commercial field, and going into a sort of distorted area of unpleasant sounds. For instance, the new Byrds release, Miles The Rolling Stones with It and even he Beatles with their latest These seem to fall into limited fields of musician sounds, where a guitar player will say that a tough lead or a drummer will comment, how complex that drum part true, musicians may be gassed, but in turn many of the regular record buyers are left hanging on a note waiting for a melody that never seems to materialize. FAMILY MAGAZINE.