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Her drum Mamas and the Papas is the|doubles as the group's instru- more often if their fans had Sauerkraut Seven. Mamas| ment storage case. It is actually their way. The Sauerkraut every one, they play an assort-a large cardboard box. Right|seven always play for fun, not ment of instruments unusual /side up it's for storage, upside for pay, but they've had to limit even in these days of the Ser-|down it's a drum. geant Pepper sound. Mrs. Moore has a foot pedal|time. The Seven were formed to en-|from a real drum attached to it tertain at a mother-and-daugh-land for variation in sound uses|oldtime ter dinner at the Heidelberg Lu- theran Church and were named in an impromptu by their emcee and pastor. Viola. Ziegler, one of three) Mrs. grandmothers plays the glasses. Her nine-/Schlueter a toy trombone and a glass keyboard offers a full oc-|tambourine. The third grand- tave plus an F-sharp and B-fiat |mother, Mrs. Its pitch is controlled by the|step-dances when the weight of the glasses and the|calls for it. introduction in the group, |banj a small wooden pencil case and/tunes, with a sprinkling of cha- part of a cardboard tambourine.!chas and jigs. There's Some- GRANDMA DANCES Milton Sachs plays a o-ukelele and Mrs, Gordon Schlueter, also music water level in them, Mrs. Zieg-| The Seven's pianist is Mrs. ler uses two spoons as ham-|Leonard Smythe, who is also or- mers. \gani st for the Heidelberg and "If someone took a drink, you) Erbsville Lutheran Churches. can see we'd der, a versatile grandmother. sound a little Their violinist, Mrs. Howard laugh at us and we try not to| e flat," says Mrs. Harry Schnei-|Zinkann, has only recently|embarrass them too much." | begun to play again after a) 2 Mrs. Schneider plays the/number of years. cymbals, is equally handy with} "I maracas or a kazoo, and acts aSiyears ago, but the Seven's announcer. THE MAN'S HEART IS THROUGH OUR FRONT DOOR took a few lessons about 45 haven't done {anything since then. WAY TO A MEN'S WEAR LTD. Va LADIES .. . 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An adjunct associate : ! s : | Others have the feeling they can] Opportunity Knocks For Women| init ss men trousn meer of those who feel this way ac-|about working in occupational | tually come from a background|areas which have traditionally! jwhich would give them greater|been classified as flexibility than they can now | "In general,' Dr. Westervelt jdiscuss with authorities in the|portunities with both a 'yes' and| continued, "I'd be inclined to|that we need to encourage both a 'no,'" Dr. Westervelt told me.|say that many of today's| business and women to be more "Most of them, I find, want to| women who want to add some-|!Magindtive and flexible in Z add something to their lives./thing to their lives cannot for-;Scheduling the work hours and the 1960s. "Young citizens 21-22 The latest person I talked this| 'They want to feel they are using mulate specific goals for work | °PPortunities that could be han- inches long and weighing 8.8 question over with is Dr. Esther life 'well. But at the same time |outside of their homes, not only "ed by the nation's womanpow- pounds or more do not surprise |M. Westervelt, who is well qual-'many of them also have more because they are not quite sure &T- ified to discuss the subject in all/educational and vocational op-/about work opportunities but THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, December 12, 1967 17 work.' professor of education, Depart. | ment of Guidance and Student \Personnel Administration, | | Teachers College, at N.Y.'s Co-| lumbia University, Dr. Wester-| velt is also director of the New) York Guidance Center for! Women in Suffern, New York. | The centre, where I talked with her, is affiliated with near- by Rockland Community Col- lege and is the first state-sup- ported department of its kind \Its purpose is to help women of | levery age, aspiration and edu cational background to explore jtheir needs fo continuing edu- jcation or retraining for volun- teer or part-time or full-timé paid employment. 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