Transcript-Telegram from Holyoke, Massachusetts • 9

I- i Hotroks (Mm Trewrtpi-Ttlww Wri Ww MW-' 9 Going Is Common Cry Now At Canada Exposition 1967 lar is being assembled for midsummer President de Gaulle has promised to send the Gendarmerie Francaise which stages a historical and military display using 799 men 130 horses ana 40 motorcycles Opera companies from Vienniv Moscoyr (the Bolshot) Milan (Scale) and other capitals are booked by Expo's for performances in the downtown Sir Wilfred Pelletier theater Theatrical attractions As a bona-fide world exposition Expo must relate everything on the grounds to its theme while trying to portray all aspects of in nis World' we have to be a public illations director said Events in the new $33-mil-1km stadium built by the big automotive companies will (start off with performances by the Singling Brothers circus An enormous world horse spectacu will include Britain's National Theater headed by Sir Laurence Olivier Professional troubadours will wander through the fair grounds to i entertain visitors on line to enter exhibit halls and hundreds of amateur entertainers bandsmen dancers and barbershop harmmisen 'from 300 communities in Canada and the United States will perform from six bandshells spotted about the grounds (N Time News Service MONTREAL In the chilly November nip crane crew hoisted steel beams and concrete slabs that form the truncated tetrahedrons geodesic domes and inverted pyracids that will distinguish Expo 17 While construction went ahead all around them corps' of gardeners rolled sod and trees on instant around the 750-acre site half-billion -dollar fair Is just six months off It "is however-the Canadian winter that brings of construction building up ewer two years to a frenzied climax 1 think made said Col Edward Churchill the Canadian Army engineer in charge of building installations When spring comes he confidently expects to have greatest interactional exhibition there ever was" reedy for an anticipated WANT TO SERVE called Katimavik (Eskimo- for the rim of which will provide a promenade lOllfeet above the island is a pyramid-shaped pile of pre-fabxicated concrete apartments set one on another in such a way as to provide maximum of air and light and a garden on the roof of the house below Expo's promoters feel strong urge to inform Americans that fain not 'just another cam mercial fair like New They note that they have been folly accredite by the Bureau of International Exhibitions in Paris while New fair was not and that 'the Canadian fair is not a money-making enterprise which New was intended to be The promoters expect Expo to run up a 77-million deficit but the latest estimates indicate that the three governments backing Expo the City of Montreal the- province of Quebec and the Federal Government of Canada will probably find themselves facing a much greater obligation -Fair officials blame this pari Ir on i kind of backlash from the high costs disappointing attendance and other difficulties encountered by exhibitors and visiters at the New York fair But The mistakes "of New York win not be repeated an Expo official said -Having been admitted on buying his M-59 ticket at the gate fa Expo visitor may enter aU pavilions and teen ride the Expo free He need pay only for food in the restaurants and rides in the amusement park 10 million visitors The coming snows will fall on' an dream world realized on two islands fn the Lawrence River The pavilions and buildings are for exhibitions related to the Expo theme and His But man in all history has never anything like this The United States will display ite folk and Fine -arts: its science and technology in a 19-million of plastic and aluminum designed by Buckminster Fuller Exhibits on' its interior platforms may be reached by a 135-foot escalator said to be the longest escalator in the world Buildisg Goiag Up 1 Across a channel on Ilfrjfntre Dame the Soviet Union has nearly completed a (15 million cantilevered structure with upswinging roof Inside visitors will find exhibit halls motion picture theater and several restaurants where from various Soviet republics will prepare native The French pavilion soars from the ground like the superstructure of an ocean liner West pavilion has a roof of 109009 square feet of translucent plastic The interlaced concrete beams of the Japanese building provide a background of horizontals for an exquisite Japanese garden Multi-million-dqllar wildings erected by the fair corporation to dramatize its in His theme are as startlingly different as are most of the 79 national pavilions One is the structure of three enormous truncated tetrahedrons Cana da's -own pavilion takes the form of an inverted pyramid FOLK SINGER JAN KUMOMM Min Jan Klimoski well-known local folk singer uses her voice her guitar and her 'smile to' entertain audiences Perri Pure Pork ITALIAN SAUSAGE Prepared with the finest and purest ingredients especially for those who -appreciate the very best Once you have tasted PERRI SAUSAGE you will never be satisfied with any 'other Available at your favorite Food Store A WATCH FOR OUR WEEKLY RECIPES US Government Inspected Annual fioys Club Turkey Shoot Thursday Night The Holyoke Boys Club will hold Hs second annuel Turkey Shoot at the club Thursday at 1:39 pm The Turkey Shoot consists of shoot the moon candy pitch ring the- turkey and airplane toss The main event of the night will be the Shooting Gallery where turkey target will be set up and shot at with air rifles The best scorer Will receive ticket towards a real turkey one of three to be given away Jan-Allen Folk-Singer Said On Strong9 (ft vv mmi-pnei 1 Sm haw many ways Stop Shop can say CtwMcl You'll Pnd tha widMt sMacttan of tho world's most daUdcus chasms This ths weak to bo advsntumonw during Stop rChscsaFcstiwL Tiyjnur favorite Kind and a few of these youVs navsr triad till now This Is tha mask to git extra saving tool i V6 could play the guitar I demonstrated aad i awarded mp five lobsters she recalls standing in line in a Boston bus terminal with my guitar under one arm and a stool under the other when the ticket agent asked me if I tould that Jaii climbed on her stool and sang a few tunes She recalls passed a hat and collected Jan-Allen she prefers to be called has only one favorite group today the Sandpipers She has written a few songs in her short career including "The Friend" Widow and On A The latter may soon be recorded by Miss Klimoski for a record sponsored by the CBS Broadcasting Company A theme Song ia the for the Chemstrand The 11(9 graduate of Holyoke High School has a Christmas Show scheduled ft the Goldwater Memorial Hospital Welfare Island NY I sing a song unless-1 Can associate it with myself Each long has to mean something and I try to transfer the meaning to the audience sing many protest songs because to tell the truth I know what people are protesting Why does Jan-AUen sing? to B( Worthington 25-Year Group Dinner lliunday The Quarter Century Club of Worthington Construction Equipment Division will hold its annuel dinner Thursday night at 6:30 at the Mountain Park Ballroom Fred Seel division president said the dub has 333 members and they -and their wives have been invited1 All members have 35 or more years' of service with Worthington Some are retired while others are stil working for the corporation This year some 17 new members were admitted to the dub which has the purpose of promoting fellowship among-the members by renewing and peietwting friendships Seel added Holyoker Pasrt Exma For Slate 'Police Post CtoS Sargento Romano 9( Stop Shop Sage Cheese 95 Domestic Bleu Cheese 99i BabyMueosters 59 Woody's Spread 49 js Cal jack Sticks lw 47 By DANIEL BOYLE Min Jan Klimoski alias Jan-: Allen is on strong" Jan the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Klimoski of 139 Nonotuck St is' a wril-knowa city folk-singer currently makinjg a seemingly successful bid toward it big in New York She is just baric from a 16-da: trip to- Dallas Texas sponsora 5r" the Chemstrand Division of onsanto Chemical Company in Indian Ordiard Jan said she had interviews radio stations and had one color television in Dallas She also received job offers from many night clubs including owned by Jack Somber About JFK In reference to the city of Dallas Jan said people there were really great They 1 were friendly courteous aijd very pleasant to apeak with It was surprising that whenever the assassination of President Kennedy was mentioned people became very somber They just didn't want to talk about it learned that many well-' established businesses moved out of Dallas on the spur' of the moment following the tragedy Many long-time residents moved i career began six years her sister Diane in a few tharity shows for American Legion posts here The two girls received fiwt prize 'in the -American Legion Talent Show and went on to appear on the Tobey at CKLW-TV station' Detroit Mich When Diane enrolled nr fa' 'Univ of Mass in 1963 Jan decided to try it by herself She appeared on many WWLP-TV programs including the 35th' anniversary shnw and Tom "Western Mass She also appeared on -WHYN television on the Barbara Bernard Show and on the Brad Bavis Show Jan- has' made singing appearances at the Yankee 'Pedlar Inrt the Inn and the Halfway House in South Hadley recent years Jan stag with persoaalities Joe aad Eddy at Hslyeke CommaaMy College and gin Miss Judy Collins after a show at the ML Tom Ski Lodge Having developed a style of her own Jan strums and picks a guitar and plays a bit on the string bass and the banjo never had professional guitar or voice training' but I did go to a Voice cosich to find out what pitch voice I had Jan says The coach saya soprano Blit she is ringing alto The Chemstrand people were appearing at an exhibit in the Building in Womens Building in Deltas They had ten shows a day eitfit films and two fashion shows Make People Happy before each spow explained 'Jan theme of the show was Things This was along my line because I like to make tKb Chemstrand 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ROMANTIC LEGEND OF CHEESE Cheese has been man's food since 2000 BC According to an ancient tale an Arab merchant poured milk into Nis sheepskin pouch before a long journey The bag jostled at his saddle all day Enzymes had turned ft Into tender curds He ate the curds and the world -d its first cheese James Fitzgibbon of 31 Connecticut St was among- 39 men listed as eligible- for the Kst of Stale Police Detective Inspector with the' state Dept: of Public Safety by tbs state Divof CivilService The examination for the post taken by 71 men was held May if- Discussion Topic At Mount Holyoke Prof Frederico Mancini of the Univ of Bologna will 0isam Current Italian Political at I pm Monday Nov 31 in Mount Holyoke Chapin Auditorium -Both graduate of the Univ of Bologna and a member of its law faculty Mancini is on leave from the university this Fall to lecture in the department of government nt Harvard In his commentary on Italian affairs at tbs Mount Holynks lecture Mandni expected to consider the implications of the recent merging of the Italian social-democratic party as it effects the political future in Italy Mancini has been a visiting professor of Italian government and politics the Johns Hopkins Bologna Center en experiment in European American studies'' begun by Johns Hopkins Univ in 1955 He is a member of a committee of European scholars on European American studies an organisation which is a counterpart to the Committee on Atlantic Studio tareer Then in June I made up thy mind in it avor of singing and Oh what yaa cm da with chiau a dinnsr diih dm-sort or party ptrtlar Chstit is ahmyt up Is ths sccnian VsuW Pnd vtnitiKty shnoit NmHIyh Did you know that at Stop Shop wi hno fl Most modtm dWMs psciusing hws ws curs and pactapo our am Jtep A Shop Brmd Whotsos sndw Ihi noot gionic conditiom Our cksq isock tho Mmi at ths pook St Ittvw cwoftitly pockisod to NttHs On froth tins tlnor Borden's White American Cheese Woody's Cheddar Cheese Spread £'49( Woody's Sharp Cheddar Refills Woody's Sharp Cheddar in Crock Sargento Variety Pack Maybud BabyGoudas Chumey Baby Edams Sargento Shredded Mozzarella 59 99 41 57 57 37r I moved to New York because there are more opportunities ftjllg I Five-foot-two and 105 pounds Jan hag chamHeon-like eyes that match nearly any type of dress she puts on At ll-yearold she would like to get a part in a musical-comedy as she explains' she the theatre Whereas most 'groups sing strictly for money Jan fins sung for many things' including her upper time standing an wharf at Seitaate and fisherman asked I Every at sf dwsss is jrampneed le hw yev MMjf li- -i.