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PAGE 2 —MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1966 GO-SET

THIS IS YOUR LIFE

Every day every teenager probably hears a parent, teacher or newspaper telling him he is too frivolous. too wrapped up in having fun.

We at Go-Set believe that today's young people, deep down, think more deeply and seriously about the prob-lem.. about them than many people. Perhaps more deeply than parents do.

Why cle. we think this? Because we are convinced of two things. Firstly that the majority of older people only buy

the daily papers to read the sport, social colu mns and cornice. The n are few ...Jules who live up to their preach-ngs about taking life seriously. If they DO, they usually think flaking life seriously" means buying a car that suits their social status, or investing their money in the right bank.

Teenagers, on the other hand, have taken • corn. pletely new approach. We believe that today's young people spend • great deal of their time enjoying them-selves In • clean, healthy way ... and the rest of their time attempting to work out so me rules or sensible guide-lines by which they an lin In this world of troubles and change..

There ii a great gap between the way our parents lived as young people, and the life we •ne trying to lin today. Nowadays, we have to cope with • world where new inventions, new rules, new ideas and new problems arise every day. We were born into this typo of world and have never known anything else but the high-speed, high-pressure way of life we find around us. It has been. and still is, our task to try and sort out the truth from the lies In what we hear ... and to sort out the useful from the stupid in what we were TAUGHT about the way we ought to set and live.

So much has changed in people's ideas over the last SO years that it is likely that more than half the khans we have had drummed Into us about morals, wars, manners and pe I conduct, Is outdated and foolish.

All this leads us to the real point. What DO young people today think about? What do

YOU believe about love, for instance . . or about the importance of money, or the need for happiness?

We at Go-Set feel that YOU, the young people of Australia, our ma nes, have a lot to say that needs to be said.

We feel that a paper like Go-Set is the place where we should say it. So that it is read not only by other teenagers, but by their parents and all the other adults and important people who read the papers.

SOI What we are going to do Is this. To see IF you ARE willing and capable of telling the

world what you believe, we want you ALL to write in and tell us WHAT YOU THINK ARE THE BIGGEST. OR MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEMS FACING THE W ORLD TODAY.

For this week, we do NOT want you to give us your ideas on these problems ... w. just want to get • list — a sort of vote if you like, on what the most urgent prob-lems ere, IN THE OPINI ON OF THE THINKING YOUNG MEN AND W OMEN TODAY.

Write to "This Is Our Life" e/o. Go-Set, 2 Charnwood - —Cro n StriCilda-Tplease-note new address)- end-give-us

your name and age too please. We will print as many as we can next week and the

week after, and THEN we will start out with • PROBLEM A WEEK Including the opinion of a fa mous pop-star EACH WEEK1 This way, you can get YOUR problem dis-cussed, and we will ask for your answers and Ideas on each question discussed.

Don't let us clown — we are taking • ga mble on the belief that today's te ns DO think and worry about how they should live and act.

And finally, don't be shy! There are no holds barred, ALL the most important questions about life are worth talking about, BECAUSE they are Import mic

UNE %0DZEIT PnEerarr @L'THIS WEEK-THE TOYS

Seitl_E S SI R L S Dear Go-Set, Hoping you can Anda man

apa ce in your newspaper to publbal our humble drawing

Yours sincerely The Too Best Retord

Flogger. Toton (R. L. &

S E A R C HE R S Dear Go-Set, Everyone is raving on about

the Rotting Stones tour and their stage act: but how about seine mention for the Search. ern who were also on that tour tis this news to any. -licalY2).-Gcsge• la about the only paper that has written anything about the Searchers. Personally. I enjoyed the

Searchers set more than the Stones. They did their ut most best to gel. the audience go-ing and they certainly sue ceded. Their act was fur more polished than the Stones. White the Searchers seemed

to have Improved the Stones see med t its g ne the other via). — down. After see. Mg the terrine show the Stunts put on lam year t wax

_ quite ism-d by Hai )(sr's.

tuck's movements had com-pletely changed and reminded me of a ballet dancer. / also felt that the Search-

ers went on stage toi Ils the thought to do their best to entertain, but the Stones went on just to earn their money.

Yours truly KRIS KINST

A Searcher Ian)

Dear Go-Set, In last week's article on

the Cherokees, you stated they were the first group to play at Government /louse. This 1a not so, the Croup played there last year.

Yours sincerely. A -Grap e Ian BLACKBURN

I U R PL E 1-1E A R t S Dear Go-Set, Thank it oodnos s the

PURPLE HEATHS are once more in Melbourne. We hope their stay is it long one as our scene down hero ta really sick when> deep R and It is concerned. limy tired.. weary and bored we are of Yeune "ncerel er Manna good grouts either Rhonda lion.

Caulfield. so- all the time. Love the playing *Top far or ex -Top

ni-title. and Shines, but can hear them any time of day just by turning on the radio. Must rotnpiirnent the WILJI CHERRIES Melbourne's trib-ute to R and U. We have sorne talented groups in Melb. at the moment. both Melbites and Interstatites, but none of them could touch the PURPLE HEARTS, who aro definitely the group who will kill 'mi all at city Disco's. On

steal they are sPecta rnlar, putting it over is not the word for IL They are tremen-dous musicians, the Lead Guitarist would be one of Australia's best. Best of luck PURPLE HEARTS on your slay in Melbourne.

Tours in anticipation. NIKKI POSTER and

$ Friends, PARIIVILLe

P.S. What a combination — Australia's top group in Atis Irsila's top -mac. DoNcivAN Dear Go-Set,

would like to thank every-body at '13o-Sel." for such a fantastic magazine. Special thanks tor the tremendous article and pin-up of the Easybeats. I only hope that in u future edition you will have a picture and perhege un article on Donovan.

nee hclow. —Ed.

"la there anybody there?" silence . the spirits can't

hurried). "If anybody la list able aid you please Identify ounseit:'

t The glass m oved a bit, then lot confused and cla m med up ompletely. So ended the last

Spiritualists meeting conauet-ad by the Strangers.

Actually they were trying to extract prophetic infor ms-ion fro m the "spirits" — ho can be particularly elu-

sive it they want. This is don» by means of • "Otti.Ja" board (with letters of the alphabet Smooth surface, a couple of Convinced souls, and • slip-Pe a. Inverted glass/.

Naturally the source of its' a nimation cannot be ecl at& S ally proved hut seine itnessagra" are uneauutily cor-rect. Times betide the point though I

W hen the Strangers, whoee schedule makes Lyndon John-

LI sores look like • Trappist m onk's social round, have any ti me off. this la their favorite pasti me. If they're not rehearsing or suspendiug a delicate anger e ar the eultla board they can usually be found Bin d ta and backing» for such people as Grantley Bee. Buddy Eng-land. Lynne landell. The Meld T wins and Terry Dean. All these they backed last week and they have backed about T wenty on released records,

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M ONDAY, M ARCH 14, I966 —PAGE 3

the strangers

story: doug panther

photographs: colin beard

PETER ROBI NS ON

GRAHA M TH OMPSON

Ingeiee gether for four years. Graha m ("Garth") The me-(t date it fro m the start sun, so-called because of hi s of t Chinclenong Imahlir m I m uscular ear tubes, did part and are wry ate0 Mpitielled tit a diplo ma in Graphie Arts. m usicians, they still take His hubbies. naturally enough, sin_gtng lessens. are Art and photography. Il e Don t really know whether loves mud. Jazz because ut

to believe m anager linen du the freedo m of expression its Courcy or not. According to flexible li mit s provi de, and hi m the Strangers worked Spanish fla menca be muse he twenty-nine hours a day, linde it si multaneously ro man-fourteen days a week, four tic, soothing and exc iting hundred and seventy two John ' p lay s lead days last year. Anyway. they guitar and things the thweet•

_ . _ thew last tot (Military. In m usic other They have also backed others year asid It d am t-l adrilke— than pop -he appland nlienr — too hu morous to mention on easing up any this year, rial guitarist Ol meido and records that have not been Feller Rebituen learned revels in so me light M arital released. double bass fro m Willia m concertos. But to hi m too.

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M ostly they work at B M Ar mstrong's studios — and "Garth" can't re me mber any other ho me. Perhaps the great est pro-

ble m the Strangers face is that they have no gbitinlch. The whole four of the m are dedicated and skilful m usk tans. This Ls b at de mon-(rated by their actions. Al. though they have been play.

Symphony Orchestrai for four of his twenty une years, then beca me interested in guitar. He now has five guitars, including a Fender ba n. He has played every-thing fro m Triad and M ode m Ja m, to wild rock with the Thunderbirds, to the current versatile style developed by the Strangers.

the B ane boys are the Barons nf pop. On rhyth m guitar is twenty.

year • old Frederick I"The Great") W helan. Fred had his own band before joining the Strangers and has been playing for six years. To tell the truth. Fred is a

chap one Im mediately sus peas of having oddball hob-bies . . Fred tapes Good

%how it !. and lover Negro m aw and the -dark" runaul in general, who. h is actually a very sensible hobby. Lake Garth. his hobby interests lie mainly on the arty side and hi es . Fred tap m Goon water-colons,

Ile Io wa any tritiste -pro Viding it Ian's vet•ak and insipid." Although It makes me feel

like Crusader Rabbit. I don't think the Stranger,. protest against me ad production in liatIralia- should go -intreirtt.; terril either. They fully agree with the co mplaints ruade by the Wild Colonials. The ngt rs must surely

be the m ost tut M erited group in town. And 'st they go unr.r-ognised as one of the leaden., both talent wise and chart wire — % mild lake to see so me changes here, and if real talent still matters an the recording industry. the Strangers should make big-ti me tn the not toesthstant future

P A 6 F 4— MONDAY. MARCH 14. 1966 GOSE1

F one more story pops into print about the fabul-ous love story of Mrs. and Mr.

Bono then I shall go gaily gathering goitered grapes now til never.

But the crazy couple have • crazy story; It is the story of Mr. and Mrs. Sonny and Cher.

Once upon so me time ago-go. In Detroit (whe m fro m cometh all manner and make of cars), was born a Sonny to Mr. and Mrs. Bono. Sonny shifted to Los Angeles and took to work like • duck to treacle. Son-ny's vocation was (and is) song-writ ing and singing and im mediately, if not sooner, he gained a reputa-tion as one of the leading song-writers in the country. So me of his recent hits in-clude' "Keke Joe", "You Bug Me Baby", "Needles and Pins", "Baby Don't Go", "T M Boy Next Door" and "Drea m Baby".

Over the past few years Sonny has developed a close relationship with Phil Spec-tor, THE producer for Atlan-tis records and clai ms that the resulting knowledge ol records and record produc-tion stems directly fro m this friendship — plu' hav-ing worked under hi m both as a musician and as a back-ground singer. He has played and sung for the Ronnettes, the Crystals. Darlene Love, Bob!, B. S 011. the Boue Jean and The Righteous Brothers.

Soon alter meeting pro-ducers Charles Green and Brian Slone, Sonny phoned the m ire doe mickile of don night to play a song called -Baby Don't Go-. which ha hail just written They liked it recorded et, helped it he-r it.• a success and now

--aitagw. Sonny and Cfier

es v. .n. Sono & and Chers -rear People saw Ihelel aoci llunr fa nt OUS Ilia d gear on every top-notch TV show ill the States (Shindig Once times), and they made per-sonal appearances at San Francisco's Cow Palace with the Righteous Brothers, the Oakland Auditoriu m with Billy J. Kra mer and went with Gerry and the Pace-makers to the Long Beach Civic Auditoriu m.

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And what does Som.,. have to say about all this!

"Everything's happened se fast. I haven't had time to catch my breath, but I love It. Most of the kids have given u• such a greet recep-tion. I've never been happier in my life".

The Wild Ones Sonny and Cher

Editor Tony Schauble

Layout and Design:

Phillip Frazer

Social Colu mn

Sue Peck

Advertising IL Publicity

Features Douglas L. Panther Mike O. Nash

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Photography

Colin Beard Le.sei tregalskv

Peter Raphael

t.«),...1 i 1...bialwd h% tinirr at > Wi nn 511 .184 r.ehi sear 211 Ileunwreh ni t•• Carlton

th...aso..• eq. ak..l neable.n. ngeihs evtrenul v.7,1. , orhn by co.r. rtee.-n.

. Billy Thorpe's new show has at last started . . . and it has been worth walling for. Its title is "It's All Happen-ing" end It lives up to its na me. The complete show is taped "live" with the Aztecs plus three other musicians and the sound is the best I've ever heard for live show. Guests on the first show

werion — Mary Benton, Colin Cook, Ray Brown and the Whispers, Brian Withers Toni McCann, and little oie me. The basic idea of the show is continual non-stop music ... from stan to finish ... For I hour ... plus Ge-Ge girls for added moverN MI • The whole thing co mes out as a

very fast, fresh, spontaneous show .. with Billy's voice and co mpering coming over the ca mera well! As soon as I know when it's being shown in each state. etc., t will let you know. . . Colin Cook told me that he is

thinking of taking up 'fugal He says it 'develops the right big toe . plus-the-

breathing and voice ... for singing pur-poses ... se ...If you ever see a vocalist with • gigantic right big toe, and a good voice ... that will be Cellos ... seriously ... I don't think Colin needs to improve his vel a ... But co me to think of it he has got • very small big toel ...Spin records ... have branched out

and now have a Spin Pro motions section ... and are fast uncovering new talent. Nat Kipner is In charge of the recced side of the business, and Laurie Smith (the best Tour Manager in Australia). and Ji m Clark are in control of the agency Given time . . . the na me Spin could be-come very respected ... PS.... I hop.' so cause I break rocks for the m, and t have always wanted to be respectable! ... I have a message for Littte -Gulli-

ver's grand mother .. . fro m Little Gul-liver ... Hello! (We do try to please). ... As soon as I arrived back in Syd-

ney „ I went straight to "Everybodys" ofTce to tell them of the terrific ne9 paper GO-SET. But they were already very much aware of it, and ... ravine ever ii ... I couldn't tell whether it was anger rave or admiration rave. I'll prob ably get shoe for this, but as soon as the inevitable happens and GO-SET catcher on in Sydney . . . Everybodys "Oise section had better watch out ... still ... competition Is good in any business .. show business included! Maybe more so.

. The Boo Goes are releasing one more single before they go to A merica ... It would be ironical if it was e huge hit ... just as they left ... their talent has gone unnoticed for • long time . . hope they hot in America anyway,

et.

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Tft,2,9 W RL D Jazz Scene

avec Ross 'le Jelly Roll" Laird

Frank T art ar and nia Ja n Preachers are playing a hotel engage ment at Franke-ton ( strangely enough:). Several other bands and groups Illie Ifaira b included) are also d oing hotel w ork. Mo n detall, next w eek. F or inte n nt and variety in

your fOlkantude try Michael De m o b W ortshop in Prat> ran. So mething unusual on Saturday nights go and have • gluten ty the Jug Band.

T be Red O nion Jars (Ja n) Rand are appearing at th e 3rd A nnual B oatrace Dance to be celebrated at the G eelong W est T o wn H all fro m A pril 1st to A pril 2nd inclusive.

In Greco of W hitehorse R d , Nth R ati on, has co me ne w m anage ment w ho tell nie they will be again tartr ates live folk- m atte as soon as they have co m pleted • fe w renovations.

on the to wn n uns Menem IPA

M ONDAY CO UTNIAL INN ender Jaeoho —

!RANK TRAYN OR > eutatinewile

TUESDAY OCR ONIAL INN Graham Pu nt a

COLOR% r u nt John C ub a

YILANK TIUMNOICIS Lecture Solineran, Ian Lo n

WEDNESDAY a nomie.. INN Warwick Lana

correct INNE lial de So ny.

0011.11EN •Lt/TE Te mple TWo.

M ANIC TRAYNOR'S Man n serildham a nde, band Liamsden.

THURSDAY COLONIAL INN The True reirluta flee..

Starr Total(' GOLDEN MILNE Phil Earle and rei n M,a,iiew.

CR C « TILtehrbIlle Brian > n o n. oreurn setuare.

FRIDAY ▪ O UTS U. Anent Wyndham Read.

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Van ue Sulk si n us enable% FLUTE sue n e Archer

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« W M INNIS New world Trio

THI MNIICAT Vans Tana Jam Rand with Sue

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TIIK 1111011104/110, Ter Jug Eland. Mike and Sue, sai nt annul.

SUNDAY ANTILLI: Various Ion n uns

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.. Lovely Pat Carroll held a party for M elbourne's teen-age entertainers last w eek. Included on the scene w ere Lynne R andell and her m ana-ger Carol W est. Little Clunk ver, Denise D rysdale, T he Strangers. R onnie B urns. Lionel Y orke, D ana Bantle, M arty R hone, Billy A da ms, 'Die C herokees. T he Decoys. S hiriene Clancy (teenager?). N eville B ooth tG TY9i. Peter D oyle. Terry Dean and Pat's m anager B rian de C ooney ...

... Recent recordings fro m M elbourne boys have m ade the C ashbox chart in A merica w hich is • great achieve ment. T hey are Bobby and Laurie's ▪ Belong W ith Y on- and M.P. D.'s - Lillie B oy Sad-. B oth w ere given rave notices w hen they w ere released .. . L ocal heart • throb R onnie H u me is due to register in the neat N ational Service call-

... T hey're saying that Ivan l ay man la going to open a ne w - B ari- in the city si mi-lar to those in Sydney and Brisbane .. . T he M oods are to do a guest spot at the Fools

Others to entertain are T he T wilight» and the R oad.

. — T he 5 are going back to their ho me city. B risbane, on M arc h 24, to pro mote their ne w record "There's Ti me" and "I Can't Find H er-. W hitat in Brisbane they will d o television and dance hall w ork before returning to M elbourne early in M ay. B oth tracks on the record w ere

w ritten by lend singer R on-nie W illia ms: Incidentally

R onnie is having his shoulder-lengt h hair cut considerably shorter .

... T he Field T wins are off to Vietna m on A pril 3 to do a special Easter show for the Atietratia.n n eap% . . W his-pered that Ray Bree n and the W hispers a n- pl a ning an A merican tour .. .

. . la it true that T he Groan are barred fro m play-

ing at S heliPart al? • • Pat Carroll recently w on Radio 3 XY's a ward for the m ost

pro mising A ustralian artist. B obby R yden is co ming to M elbourne to present the

a ward w hich is a return trip to E ngland. Put is going so meti me in July for six

m onths ... T he Beatles' L P. - R ubber S oul - has soil over 3. 4 million copies in E ngland

. . . H eard that Sancy Sinatra is co ming to Australia

for a concert tour this sear .. . Terry Dean had his M OO tape recorder and a ne w suit stolen fro m his car recently. T hey also took the spare. w heel fro m the boot, but left other ialuables undisturbed ... Could it be true that pro-minent teenage artists staged an pro mo u_seance In the W angaratta graveira nI2

. Brisbane group T he Purple H earts, arrived back in M elbourne last w eek for a six w eek stay playing at dance halls and discot heques

elLI M E rINEI UTI MEn

mike o nash reports

OF F the Heatle Track" could be the title of several current hits. rue

in aa me. t h e O ver ander e highly successful version of •*Sliehelle- and. • recent-ly "G a r by the T ruth.

- Gi n- ta the lirai real hit the two boys that U nitpreie the Truth have had. It is. et chur n. w ritten by Lennon-M cCart ney and is thus gter ann. te nt ns a hit. but nevertheless. fe w people are ehalleneing the style and cla n put into the Triltrell reeldltlOn. tAt fle T ruth is eighteen no w,

and in his sho w business carver has been closely tivtt with his father. W hen he w as

ten years old Steve sueceeded in persuading his dad to in. Vest tri a guitar . . . at that Stag': Stove w as co mplet e)) shut of sl at- over E2vbi Presley! H ut not to be put off by parenta, Stei n w et on to for m the Casuals who too m edlately ran into troubles.

Actually, then gbot problem was thee they W uxi them was another group who bed thought of the na me fi nd — go prett y moon On o becarne the Foot aattiers and h u m then un it w as the Pootpattairs w ho ran into trouble. to Weir lind and er e year el opera. San th ey estalled three en.

. .. T h, Mixtures are ta re-lc ase their first record torn . C hei threa•hequi• far sating nulo:, ,, ripen- are M ars h :ft and »c o ne Drys. dale and Buddy E ngland will appear an tiro floor sho w. thI P Ada ms and Yteinn, Darren will be on ti'..,, shies ha- the second week

. M ery D. m on traded in his ahl ear for an Austin 1 leak y ma relation. Sprite. w hieli Is li ntish racing uns a

with isiark tapholsterY A ne w group an the M elliat on, scene is the Kinetics. and P air aterrige age is 15. Pre. %tousle t h.• souneest group w as the Pink Fink- r ho,e average is ta T he Di n h S wing C ollege Band in M el-bourne this w eek for a one. night stand at Festival Itall

. . %en L.P. for Colin took and also one far T he Strangers ....511 m e mbers of T he C: aaaaa p ow n elks% and three of the m ble w up thIll the e a> back fro m their recent trip to Adelaide .. .

. . . Believe N ay Bro wn's po ny w as quite n wild affair

Luscious Denise Drysdale G a Co girl of K orrunotion fa me is doing particularly w ell at M elbourne dances a.

lik- G ro w are using a G O-_ b ET photograph on the cover

of their ne w L P w hich is to be released soon . . Lynne Bendel' is definitely going to Sydney on M arch 24 to pu: do wn her ne w record ta w hich both tracks will be im-ports fro m A merica . .

e are ments, and ended up being be nd off stage tu face a debt for the year of 1131 I sterling 1:

- W ell.- said Steve. - It w as obviously a li ning car' . -0 I put it all (t wi n :o exp. mince and packed oil to beco me a il barber!" A nd a% thine. turned out.

this %% M I Steses. real break: lie gut to cut hair for so me of thupe nicest aanndd andm o t itnie po rtant braille in she record-ing Industry. and found hi m. self with a m anager. his partner Frank Truth, and a great hit on M s Rapp> hands.

Frank w as a lone -haired young m all with no M attes to eut hie locks once. A bout eighteen m onths ago that w as. but it w as then that a m o wn:

friend tools hi m to m eet S hy.. and arrange free hair-cuts, and w hat resuized iron, this hairs beginn-ng is a king story The end i Z the m ar> is ”Gsri"_ but there's sure to be m ore episodes to it all , w atch these two The Truth could he a hie thing for en,

anti that %could be a pleasant change for n ers bods. Frank Truth is nt ants sine,

and ha,' hail training as a builder, n le aaaaa b• r. a ladies' hail-ri m... T. and an actor:

tie hers us. - 1 rust couldn't M old a w all straight s al I = two years building

M g th an d o wn m ean -

S o he tried hairel nincinc and acting, but au far hit act log career ti n failed to ex-tend any further than a w alk ari- part an - N odcbi In

T oyla nd- ene year. neat 3cur as captain of the gourd in the sa ns pan:a mour. and next

year, silo knows , M aybe bell crack it to be N eale, hi mself .. . hut so meho w w e doubt it "fa n - see ms a me w s m ore likely Te nure, Prai a.

PAGE 6 —MONDAY, M ARCH 14. 1966 G O-SET I

-e> STAN 3UZS STAN ROFE WRITES ON THE 70PS OF THE POPS

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Y O U A S K E D F O R IT - R O F E' S R O U N D- U P

- F O R A L L I--ILS LI T T LE. R U F FI A N S

W ell, this week's colu mn is a mixture of -ever fro m everYwhere- • • • re'r ea News ... Scott Engel tot England's

high rating group the " Wal-ker Bros- ) had a solo hit in the U S A. 7 years ago Mlle 14 Sheol called -Anything will Do". Hope fantastic sales results

of Jerry Lee Le wtea -W hole Lone en 'London) L P. . . inspires Philips to release the boys current U.S. **S mash" L P. and 45 . . . W atch out for Little Richard's new L.P. Despite that minor ban ...

looks as though M ERV B EN-T ON'S current single really has -got what it lakes- to cli mb the hit charts . . Meres driving a new Peaty Sprite t English racing gMen. too e ... Oh. yees, the that all-Auntralian tour . .. was last Septe mber. called -Sounds of our, re me mlier? ... The pro. m otors didn't!!

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As m uch as I admire Elvis and Ray Charles. when are these two great artists Conng to put m ore thought into thew singles? ... recent 457i bad material? Hear tell that NIelboti mes newest SUNDAY teen dance opens next SUN. HAY night twith BIG. BIG, line lip o In Dandcnong ltd.. Ched.ti me ... called -N ASIL

... should be wild! ....

- W HAT EVER HAPPENED

(.1.8 A.1: Mark Dinning? Cathy Linden? Dock Caruso? Pobian? Bill Finley. and Con-way T winy? t AUSTRALIA): Barry Stan-

ton? Kelly Green? The R. Jays? Ray Hoff? Rhett Wal. key? and Johnny Hebb? Good to am that Mel-

bou mes own Pet Carroll --has landed an o n con-tract . . . could beco me an international na me .. • Prove thoee sceptics wrong!! . . .

Pat's current single best yet, as you the record buying pub. Ilehave proved! They say you have to "make

it- in Sydney to beco me a national teen star . . . how co me Melbourne is Austen-lies teen centre? where hun-dreds t yes, hundreds/ of successful dàl wel. - discothe-que.. clubs. etc.. are "tun away- business dozen, and dozens of success--hat and laity professional groups and solo stars are really -flat ou r to satisfy the masses of adoring fans!! To make -coin" Sydney-

riders work in Melbourne 'gladly' .. they sh ould think again. ere

Add the w -m um buys- to your record list . . . -Larry W I Iliu ms Show-. -Sounds Great - mere Den. ton". -Sisioce.- Davis tat LP-. -11cat' aroul • E mily Bro..-. -leonine A Ou-Go". iglu) and Tina Turner Live Show** .

-Que. Sera. Sera". by you know who . . 'WS W. . -W e Got lave' . Mee; Benten . . m orve on Stag e. . Its "No M oney Down"

Little Gulliver. "I Ain't Got You" Colin Cook. -Fortune Teller- The Throb, "Ealtsfac-lion" Otis Redding.

Did you know that — -Little" Stevie W onder is

6 ft. I in. tall ... that Elvis SIIII Ncit cigars . — that Nor-mie -seined- a flat top hair-cut 3 years ago . that rock 're mit never died . ' . that Prankie Avalon has 3 kids t must be those -beach party-

m ovies - . that Dusty Spring. Held is shortsighted, wears a blonde wig too! ... that Mery Denton Is definitely "fancy free", it0 get hi m gals! ... that Hay Brown could be going to A MCOR'S In May ?

Glad to see that the m uch talked about -Jerry Leo-Little Richard-Chuck Berry" tour ta

flic. success; please Mr. Broz-disk. get 'ern here quick.' - M y good friend Brian de

Cou my has -scored" another two "Pirata" .. next Satin, day. March IS . . . flor mle ROWO will be at -Mcntono M od", his nest dance since his successful AUILISMI N.Iffid0 tour

could be Nor mies last aLsee, before going to Ent land?.' . and at -The Colored Cave-, Brighton Town Hall n ame nighti will be -The klazybeats** .., they're off to the U S A. soon ....

It

:1 TOP 40 W eek Commencing March 13th. 1966

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"nt-t'a on -Kons mollorr give the 'Pink Fink*" the recount'. lion they deserve ... If Billy Thorpe does go to

the U.S.A. and for mic to the

W ho'll- be Australia's next Teen King? TV Shows that'll have to

omprove fast ... -G O". 'Ten On 'The To wer . and ABC

Believe Channel 97. Mark Wyllie,. is 'TO W' to England

Will 1966 see the eternise of Elitts???... Surely the "Cot-twirl" knows that over expos u m can "kill" anyone .. isncl will HMG ace Jerry Lee Lewis and Helen Shapiro back in the big ti me?? ...

RU MBLINGS U NDER Dept

for mic Rowe was the star of the all-Australian big show. reiwtot lifter me children or

sit in the seats with the aunt -une -u- you're not happy.' -

Will -The Group- still be: lies I will co mpone this

new National Teenage T1 show - How M uch Muriel Bo n? Me mo Die k Haritnem

it C A. - They weren't ver nice words Dick. alter AU sunshine do release mor local product. Suggestion ce. ner — remain DJ:a untwist about the rena mpling of thd ri-flint co mixones produel !lease tittle Itai fflicins fry b

b. ti titre listener ... See woo In Neil Weet.'s "Clei sxr

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G RI M M

Go-go to the absolutely fantastic Brothers Gri m m, fro m Canberra, with their great rec or d **Beautiful Delilah" a n "Happiness Street -. It is a great first effort for five guys with gas voices and personalities. So please, all Melbourne

°J.'s. give the m a no for their marvellous effort.

Marro (Frankstcn)

PS.: Keep up the good work with the lab. mag.

G O- G O T O O TI S

Go-Go to Otis Redding's fantastic rendition of the Stones nu mber "Satisfac-tion". W hy aren't D J.'s playing more of the original blue's greats instead of watered do w n versions by inferior artists? Praise goes to Stan Rofe who iy about the only one giving true-blues • fair go. Thanks tO Go-Set for providing a newspaper especially for

- teenagers. Rick and Bill

"Two Blues Fans" Moon.. Ponds.

UPPER ESPLANADE. ST. MU/ A

O I S C O T H e ati S D pen W ednesday. T hursday. Friday. Saturday. Sunday

night and Sunday afternoons.

Featuring G orgeous C o C o girls. T he T erra N ova 5 (used to

be called T he Flearse men). Al Styne. a host of surprises.

Latest dances Based un design of overseas discotheques

Bigger and Reiter than anything ever seen in A ustralia.

A d mission 75 cents including supper.

n o s N O- G O

S O N A M A TI C S No-Go to the "Sona mat-

ics", this is a new band, /ono why did they have to use revivals to start off. Surely the m boys trying to get so mewhere have so me Wing ination. 'Sixteen Tons" is cruel and just won't go. Neither will they. There •re too many bands starting up

now and I suPPO W they "-POO to use revivals and be as fa mous as Oa.' Na m's.,

Laonie Sutton Mr.

G O- G O T O B O B B Y & L A U RI E

Go-Go to Bobby and Laurie for their appe on the Big Show — it was absolutely sc.-rice I tlylnly the-, are twa of the nicest boys .n snow bla mes. They are never too busy tr talk to the1r fans, ant between Bobby and I, y beau: 1.1 eyes, and La.:re and his wonderful br‘die there is doubt the/ could capture any au eence as :he, always do, I hope to see e tc-• mc m of the m in Go-Set in the near future. —

Yours truly. L. A. IL B. B. f

MALVERN

PAGE 8 — MOHOAT, MARCH 14, 1966 GO-SET

ge>rtecel.EcIn,leasge

THE LONDONER PART 11

SHOES are unbelievable, tons of super styles with round toes and a

variety of heel heights. Main-ly in black and white at present. and selling for Just • few pounds (starling). Be a are always shoulder

strap, tiny, with pockets all over. or someti mes Just two pocket- attached to the strap. Otherwise they are just so magnificently -granny- USX send you out of your mind. London JeweSere is fa-

ahead of anys here with the possible exception of Paris. ET WIle is currently the cur-rent trend. Bracelets in stripes and odd patterns. rings in floral. and Union Jacks, matching bueslcs and brooches are all the Way out ear-rings are most. all o nt. Cur rently they conte in all manner of material. Plastic hoops. K..«_ triartgles, discs and cubes.

flue

The Londoner is currently wearing her hair long, with • faceless fringe — of attires quite • few do w ar Vni n M ort cuts 'a la Vidal Bas-soon.- but generally it is long. This is • alp because In Purls. where the girls wear short hair, shorter than men, It has become quite • pro-ble m to distinguish the m fro m men, by the rear yaw, es-Pecially when they wets the usual pants suit. Her malce-up, and the Pari-

sians. is Incredibly pale with only lip glass and lots of eye

While It S obvious that the English girls are the swine Ingest dancers teen% na me the latest dance as they change overnight) and the farthest out in their gear they lack the superb dress sense and finish in their appearance that corns, so naturally to

r

td, • . teala tee ALL N O U VE A U /A G AI N

Clothes • la class reborn fro m yesterday and refurbished by Mada me

Luce's. Most switched on and right for arrivals to the theatre or to

the Tu m or parties. Collection varies fro m fur coats to Harlow-type

handbags.

If you're for real a bout wanting to hr..ppen, see all Mada me Luces clothes

and accessories this Friday at M a n a ea a R V W ill a

43 Royal Arcade Annexe, Melbourne

G O. SE T M CeNDAY, M ARCH 14. I966 —PAGE

PAGE 12 —MONDAY. MARCH 14, 1966

LINDSAY SHAH FRANK MAIN

MIC. FLYNN DAVE PANTHER

doug panther reports on FRANK M AIN-DAVE PANTHER MICK FLYNN -LINDSAY SHAH

the wild

colonials The Wild Colonials' manager

Jeff Joseph shocked GO-SET stiff early this week by telling the m that the Colonials had all spent tin:* in jail. I've heard that • per-son's character can be reed in their feces so together we ru m-maged through our huge stack of photographs. and found a few of The Wild Colonials. "Mm m m mml Have a gleeful eyeful DI that mad dog look In Lyndsay Shah's peep-ers! And Mike Main ... probably clubbed his mother to death with his first Christ mas present. Dave Panther seems about as healthy as Jack the Ripper too". By now it was easy to see the first signs of lunatic-leprosy seeping to the sur-face of Mick Flinn. physiognomy. But 1401 They're none of 'em

hardened crIrns at all —a: • group they were found guilty of having perfor med at a charity show at the Bendigo Boob before Christ-mas and were scheduled to appear at Pentridge for the sa me type of show, but Ryan and Walker escaped and loused she show up for everybody. Even though he occasionally

dubs them -jailbirds" Jeff has their undivided allegiance. They first met while Jeff was pro mo-tions manager at Pinnochio's. Tho Colonials auditioned as House Band under the na me "Press men" and changed to Colonials shortly after. With the added incentive and

encourage ment the Colonials now write a lot of their own nu mbers, about • dozen altogether. But only two have been released so far. -Down Town Blues- was their own composition and the backing side "Roses are Red". is a nun: ber last recorded by "You Know Who -. The Wild Coriolis's' long deser-

ved break arrived the sa me time as the Tom Jones Show and every-body raved about their perfor-mance. Quite apart from their musical

talents they have the enviable reputation of being one of the best groomed groups on the Mel-bourne pop scene. In fact Her man antb.the_Her mits -noticed she di:- --tinctive cutti ng and styling of their suits and made delighted noises about having some cut for them-selves in similar fashion for use in tours back home. After the Ton: Jones Show they

did their second show with Billy Thorpe and added so an impres-sive list of Sydney TV perfor m• ances, so that they have now been on every big TV show Sydney hes to offer.

Apparently Nat Kipner fro m "Spin" label has booked the Wild Colonials and stablentate Ronnie Bu ms as two of • series of Mel-bourne acts to appear on Sydney s "Saturday Date". Returning fro m Sydney they

met Adelaide pro moter Gary Killington who proposed an Adelaide tour for the Colonials, but at the time their schedule was book ed out for most week nights as well as weekends on end. Luckily one of their clients al-lowed them to cancel a weekend booking so the Adelaide trip was hurriedly arranged. After a warning about the

strength of loyalty to local bane: the Colonials departed just on a fortnight ago. The first Ids (at the Oxford Club) was the most im-portant. They were accepted al-most im mediately and at the end of their stay their rating, by at-tendances, was al most as high as the Twilight.. A fan club of two or three had

one hundred and twenty me mbers by the time they left, and Gary Killington has invited them back for Easter. In the cloudier future is a trip to N.Z. — negotiations underway at the moment with the manager of tie N.Z. Raiders. Briefly about the band .. JI The Wild Colonials have no

leader. Lyndsay Shah on lead guitar (poetic emetic. wot7) is the newest member. A very happy <happy since his most pronounced dislike seems to be warts. Dru m-mer is Dave Panther, my musical na mesake, who dislikes snobs and ignorance and think• the Beatles sitteth on the right hand .... Bass man is Mick Flinn who

says his biggest break was, wait for it . . three strings in one night. Finally, rhyth m guitarist Frank

Main whose physique indicates that he was built especially to cope with his hobby — pulling things to bits. Basically they are • wild beat

group who enjoy reviving old rock nu mbers and re-arranging others to suit their own musical preference. Their only bother as — far as records go is the consistent poor quality production. They have this gripe in corn-

moo with most other Australian artists. They are too restricted in what they want to record, and ru mour hath it that the equip-ment used by most Australian companies was stolen from the Gould League of Bird Lovers' Sound Studios lust before the outbreak of World War I.

PAGE 14 — MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1966 Gaut 1

BOOTS compErmoN

WINNER We have a winner in he boots competition! ongratulaGoris to

Heather Dolman 389 Wattletree Rd.,

East Malvern

for the most imaginative entry we veceived. The dean. Ion was very dttgeisit with many entrants. and we feel a special mention mint go to Peter Taylor. 36 Coburg St. Coburg. N.I3.

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PLEASE NOTE OUR NE W ADDRESS

We have moved! Always in search of

bigger and better things — we have moved to larger new Mikes in St. Mika. right near the junc-tion. third floor, cor. ner Cher:tumid Cr.,. end Hi es Sf. Please address ALL

correspondence t o this new address. but or the moment, the MT". Ttfl'sitis u n.

e ed at 50 4964.

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T HE WO-1.1" VALA

NeH week will be the de mote' omen of the ul ;mate winners of the When Man Co mpetition. No entries will be accepted if the arrive later th n mid-day March 15.

The Grp pro* .5 a Her man's Her mits Albu m, and there are several EAT:, for further place-getters.

WATCH FOR THE RESULTS NEXT ISSUE 4w el entries will be printed tool)

M A N U S CRIP T Anette Kplete

- — Moorabbin

A P R AYI N G nn anni s June Butier•Noke

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WINNER Congratulat ions —

Miss SUE HARRISON, of 25 Isla Ave., GLENROY.

you can sit back and well get In !ouch with you very, very soon to arrange de-livery of your pri m.,

And for all throe who missed out and might like to know just what Sue mould like to do with the Stones, here's her entry in fall: M ean. wi n wa nt I like la Su

w4111 Ow Ra na. Ni n ny The a nt. as W ry Wel a niate.. b a ne.. we will we mum ma ma mir e. Bann.-rime sa bar. maw a n b ea n

t no n O w U r* wo rld make • very w ad Kin,. ogler tu I be t. the a nt Su nda, at ale Wee Of n urse. I would la bra quern • sun tokl Clarke la • er n a nd

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M ae about n11 these brand — new revorcbs-wt.have7- - --• -

W ent just dying lo g m-them away — and all you he w to do. Is design for in outfits for Sonny and Cher that are M ORE crazy and outlandish than, for in-stance, those furs nod thing. you Nee the m wearing on the record cover.

Send your ideas and sketches to Sonny and Cher <bottom most Cris On-Set. Charntrood Crea.. St. Kilda. Murry!

M O NDA Y. M ARC H it 1046 —PA OF IS

skateboarding -1Ca t-r.• \Fes—

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Mach w eek I Intend ta per-sent up to date ne ws of skate. boarding in Victoria. T his will include news of the w ork being done by the (LT. S kate. board At erielation. feenied recently by a greup of skate-board eathsida.la including Jelin La w (President). T o m Pollard fleler-Por ddistitl. and Peter R obertson f Secretary-Treenurer). T hey intend to hold skate-

board eti mpetitions for var. Inuit age- groups al one of the large city rer-parks In the near future. Other functions

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will Include general (bib ineet• mu s. rallies. barbecues, tie. M e mbership Is no w open to any body interested. T here is a joining fee of 23e.. and an annual subscription of 50.r. T here are situ so me iracanCies sin the conunittee and in various other organisational positions within the associa. t k m. T here in • e mit si milarity

bet ween t.katrboarding ant. *meting. particularly In the m andarin e n w hich oft e n share co m mon na mes. Inert% at. w alking he beard. bang.

O n set's ittvgn G od mnther has dune It again!

E ver since Eighteen • gear • old Sheralte Teague had ropey with Richard W right lot - The C roo i n. her greatest wish has been

. **to spend an evening with hi m. I w ouldn't really ra n. w he n w e w ent, It could be a rather ex. elusive restaurant tan long as it w as n WriantIci or even a (Barbing* que w here w e could dance the night a way. Just as long an t w as with Richard.

'terry night I wish Nun «me de w I might get the chance to go out with hi m but I u m lust about ready to pire up. I vo to dances refusing tots esI dances because t w ant to lust stand and w atch hint hoping that he m ight notice m e and look m g trap. or even conic veer and

snarl talking to nee. but no ”.

Pitt T ES "

lost T hursday night S herylle wits "Piscinint ri usiTilleity irry so ot.

T o Marra C ourt Discotheque and then to -'dance the night a way' at t he T hinn ers' 'ru m.

In her letter S heryl k• said:

"I &Pi n kno w w hat w ould do IF I erer got m y wish. I think l w ould squeeze hi m to death. so Richard — B E11,441t E •P-

W ell, w e didn't have to protect M chard at all really — Sherldi w as sin overco me she could say no m ore than

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M OTORING

M AURICE

BR A MS ON

WIT H

One of the most talked. shout ins techniques. the foul- a-heel drift. is also one of the least underrtood. M uch to the chagrin of

most of the Bargain B ar. ment ranging and their make' believe Ferraris, let me say here and now that most of us never have and never will perform a true one. Before you put your Austin A40 into a beautiful four • oluel drift round Co mo Park corner. tape a good grip no your imagination, because that's where it will all happen. Top-line racing drivers have

developed the an of the drift. as it is the quickest way of going round a fast curve. but it is a technique requiring considerable skill and • suit-able car. Stirling Moss ad-mitted that even he could not drift the average small sedan. A really powerful engine is needed, and a high standard of basic handling. So me of the more powerful sedans can be drifted by really expert deters. but attempts to drift moat fa mily sed an or low aporta earn would al most cer-tainly be disastrous. W hen you push a car hard

through a bend, centrifugal force lends to pun the car sideways towards the outside of the bend. Thu tyres give way to this side pressure, making the car veer slightly off the line on which the wheels are steered. This de-viation is called "Slip Angle" Let it be understood, how-ever. that the tyre tread ad-here* to the road surface and does not skid under this initiai force. The deforms. lion of the lyre, plus the angling of the car leads many driven, into thinking that they are executing a fair dinku m all-the-way tour-wheel delft, but arts. drifts Just don't conic that easy. The real McCoy is when all

four tyres actually slide side-ways scr am Ilse road to an equal degree, and, with the ear st ared straight, the ear mu ms in a straight line. slightly crabwise. _When ex-tra power t s applied to the tar wheels the ear will travel in a crabwise curve, still with the front wheels pointing straight ahead. In eeeee words, the four-wheel drift is controlled not so m uch with the steering wheel ati with the laud pedal.

STARTING A DRIFT The actual point ut which

slip angle changes to skid. UM 1 he tyres lose adhesion is vaned the breakaway point. This should occur ttttt un. tousle on till tote wheels or

preferably a little earlier on the front wheels. One way of starting to drift is to over. conk things so that the front break* army with it. The balance of this operation Is very delicate and the penally rt frequently an out-of-control :all-skid which so m a ny thople mistakenly class as a drift. In such a vehicle It would

be possible to attack a cor-ner reasonably fast with the slip angles permitting a few degrees of drift. Atte mpt the sa me co mer considerably faster and a. overseer char iwteristics make themselves felt, the back will break away first and • genuine drift will be al most impossible to pro-duce. Thus many ears which normally under-steer can be-co me gross ovendeerers un-der racing conditions.

IT TAKES PO WER Basic understeer is desir-

able because, by increasint. the amount of power feeding to the rear wheels, the tail can be slid into line. At this stage the car is being "Steer ed on the Throttle^.

To be able to do thts you need power ... lots of it. It takes a lot of gee-gee t drag four sticky tyres sideways across a road-surface, defying all the rules of centrifugal force to make the ear change direction. Therefore, a o-ir with a top speed of 120 m.p.h. could possibly drift an 80 m.p.h. bend at BO m.p.h.. but a car with a top speed of SO m.p.h. would have near enough power available to hold a delft at this speed. The driver would probably steer into a m omentary state of drift, but or the power con-su med in sliding rapidly de-creases the car's velocity. the drift would be loot, with the clanger of a bad spin follow-ing. The extra reserve of power is needed to ceunteract the thrust of centrifugal force.

George Monkhouse, in his book "Grand Prix Racing." gives a vicar and concise des-cription of the technique: -On approaching the cor

ner the driver mo mentarily checks and steadies the car, choosing a fairly wide angle of entry. Ile then deliberately puts the ear into a four-wheel drift by si multaneously steer. Ing towards the apex of the corner and opening the throt-tle. Tu anyone standing on the inside of the bend the car appears to muter under per. fret control round the corner, although both the ear and la front wheels point .lightly to-wards the inside of the bend.

'In fact the car is :Oldish' out wards on all four wherit away fro m the centre of e ut

eaters, due to centrifero forte: tait the driver uses th. surplus flower at his dispose, to push the car back into il,. corner at the sa me rate as e is trying to slide out.

OVERSTEER AND UNDERSTEER

If the slip angle nt the rea-of the ear is greater than ti-the front, the ear will tend te over-steer. In other words, it r an after entering a cu rt.. you have to unwind the steering slightly to hold your line. as in a V. W., you hate oversteer characteristics. It on the other hand, the slip angle at the front of the car is greater than at the rear. your ear will understeer. In this ease it would be ne at. miry to keep feeding in more and more steering lock to make the ear hold its line on • co mer of constant radius. Cars with a front heavy bias tend to understeer. Important points such as

weight distribution, roll centre. tyre characteristics. etc., all influence the degree of understeer and overstecr. Another factor upsetting cal. relations la is machine w hich In designed to give an accept-able degree of understeer below the breakaway point. but which then develops over. steer characteristics.

"This question of the sur-plus power being used to drive the ear at a given speed around the co mer is of supreme importance. for the obvious reason that if suf-ficient surplus power ta not available the car will slide out faster than it can be pushed hack again by the rear wheels, and a trash la al most inevit-able." Assu ming, therefore, that it

ear heeds ISO bh p, to push it round a 120 m.p.h. bend, It means that to be on the safe si de earthy-r do or 70 bli p. should be readily available if needed. nigh-speed drifting is a .t

very skilled manoutare cal-line for a %fry line meo w of 4 balance and touch, ultra- I a nalthe use of the loud pedal, at spillserond ti ming and rear 1 lions and a very cool head. «-So for goodness sake, don't go nut and practice it in your hark transport on public I roads. Uy all means try it on n

deserted roof rack or 41 ti nt don't risk your ille and other people's by playing boy.rucer on the highway Staring techniques are meant i to be rood on racetracks. Just leave the m there.

eat211111 near

LESLIE PIXIE

as> Amy petsond !nob e.enta ?

itefie;A &e am! 'War Ladle PR O. over a-year ago nrt bor.

friend and t mutually broke up. We had hero going to. tether for four tears. Ile has

'trail' ghtlriend now. aml t hate been going out eith cal ms«. hots. To cut a lung story sho rt, I %%ant hi m hark. Ili a ran I let hi m know without see ming cheap? We ar each other quite often.

Despairing - Nth. Meth.

Ask ma. Vint will be tilde to tell hUiet you st ontt with hi m by Ow way he Lit-wins or refirtes.

near in-lie i'isti', ••- it, boy-friend Is a runner. Ile is spending more and more time et training. It used to be fun to boast about hi m

Illt G al a-lids, but now he is pending no little time with me that they hate start. eit to ridicule me. no you think it would be allright fur me to find another buy•friend as well as the sporting one?

iluntingdair.

Yes. I Ill t why don't V O U W it, the at bl o w rent and go onto training too?

O ar Leslie Pith-.

I- have a sister too ..eear. _ • ttttt 'ter than inc. Every time I get a new hot friend she tries her hat In steal hitn. I snails- she surreedu a. she is entieh prettier than sue. I hate asked her to stop. but the Just leech.. Is there ago a• tet mopping her? I hate

her. Pan a - Clifton Inn.

Start bringing ho me so me o at y boyfrwtals. will Vi nt% gel tired of o ath*: Owns,

liras- t alk« Pixie.

-I hate a- re ran lhat.i. forming un thy ar m', and shoulders. It see ms to be spreallitg. I ant embarrassed about it. W hat can I do?

Madeleine - Illack Nark.

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