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Tynni Dally HtraK, Witomday, Oecmftir 15,19B5 fqi Fhri Your Bellwood & Antis Television In Review STIMULATING TALK STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE LINCOLN, Neb. (UPl)-Whaj PHILADELPHIA (UP& - Gov. Frank Morrison nude Wdatti end (acuity Health Social & Exemplar Class By H. D. QUGG an unexpected visit to a monbera staged a 'toea-^1small Sandbills community ttiesl de^Kstretlen"e*theUOCBS Tuesday night, one viewer conpletcly consolidate thepub- V** adwel lest week, he tversliy of PetmsylwMa Tues- PersonalThe' pecleat .wen the Me sur Has Yale Fete vivor of ten mea oa the Job who died before the of 35 of resjdrstory disease th ought to be tuherculaeU. Seaman James HoUoi, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hellen, N. Fourth st,, la currently stat ioned at Norfolk. Va,, after ha- The Rlggles Gap Sportsmen Lodge was the setting for the Christmas party of (he Exemp lar class of the GxsceLudtercn Tbeae workers were victim of uteitctU. i long disease censed by lohaUng panicles of asbestos. vtng completed a six-week tour of duty aboard the USS A retort s supply ship which serviced the us Sixth Fleet In the Med iterranean. Holies fp--to Church last Saturday evening. A turkey dimer was served the members before the busi ness meeting which was eonducted by Gian Garter, presi spend a portion of the comtm dent. The huard of asbestos was holidays with bis family here. Officer* who served in 1965 not realised atoll 1901 when J. A, Schmutle, SID N. Four were elected to a seceod term It was recognised that persons th st., is patient for obser In addition to Mr. Carver, these who worked with this material vation and treatment (n Mer are the class officers: Robert were subject to pulmonary cy Hospital, Altoona, havtng Fowler, vice president; Mrs. rosls leading to bronchogenic been admitted earlier ibis weal Claude Fisher, secreuryiMrs. carcinoma. whet he suffered a stroke at his Glenn Carver, treasurer. NEW YORK (UPI) - The got to reflecting and coniuded 11c opinion there behind du figured to make a Mg day to Mllrmtbe right of any redoubtable Leonard Bernstein, ooe of (be magnificent peda gogues of the century, was smack dab la the middle of lecturing us about -what s-ound great orchestra should have-- and meantime losing a battle to keep his mop of hair back off tr_ho_aa.tc.hth..ips.ermh_aa_np_s_h_ma_do*rgreiv, ee.nn.tU.errnu. laosmeat and Insight (bap any other single figure to grace the television screen In As Uvtt Bernstein took (be New York Philharmonic th-jogh another g9No. avemrn..".men.tIn of North arriving at Viet that Impression on the students. He didn't ik_n_o__wi_h_o_w wMxg-. conclusion, he said & thoi ught he was "using my tint TuesdaVy the -gove_r_n_o.r re- ------------ - eelvd * from one of the London.' group to picket peacefully. The demoonnss'tratloo was held after flmtcuffs broke out between factions opposed to and sup porting U.S. Involvement laVie* Nam. One stgo said, "protect the freedom to demonstratepe acefully." his brow--when a wry soul near "Young People's oncert."this my set giggled and said: one titled "The sound of an "He suddenly sounded Uks Orchestra.'* Robert Beoctdey." "That's exactly what a great You have to be of a certain orchestra should not have--Us age to appreciate that remark. own sound," said Bernstein, Benchley was a man who wrote while giving examples of bow gems of Ugbt pieces for many not to renter passages from years until ne wrote himself out Haydn's Symphony No. 68. and then went to Hollywood and "These are not the sounds of established a new career as an Haydn," he would say. "They tA CHRISTMAS GIFT/ borne. Mr. Scfamittle is 88 years Mrs. Richard Caaaday and actor-making, notably, are the soandi of an orchestra Recent observations make (be old. Mrs. Fisher served as (hegsme beautiful shorts lampooling showing off," relationship between asbestos committee and Mrs. Warren lecturers trying to make things Then another passage, with exposure and malignancy awell docooictaed fact. in one group ofcafe* ofasbcstoils, 41 per cent proved at B-A Elementary Yule Pageant Set Karshin was pianist fora "car ol sihg." Prizes awarded were wrapped in keeping with the season andthe Christmas theme was also used for (hetaMedee- dear to an audience. The comparison with Bern stein is completely unfair, except that the eminent conduc tor docs get powerful sincer In applause at the end. And Bernstein: "Beautiful, you say? Ghastly 1" My companion said: "You know wbat he's doing? He's HOSIERY ,/orEVERY BUDGET with autopsy to have lung cancers, A recent British survey shows that 50 per cent of males wlds Students tn the Bellwood Amis elementary schools arc In their Anal rehearsal for the annual orstions. Class activities of(he pest year were reviewed and Mr. Carver took picture* of (he grotp which will be shown at his vfMtMtfjftt to takeus|wtt|<* music. This Is s great performer, a great personality, ao utterly brilliant man--and camp--In music.*' :f( Delivery Whatever it was. he did It with usual Impeccable diction rjl --'Tl Fruitof the Idom asbestosis die of pulmonary Christmas program "Chr (he next meeting. when he devotes a show to and delivery, dedlcatlcn and cancer, in the United States and Can istmas Around the World" which will be presented to morrow evening inthchighsch Member* presets were: Rev. and Mrs. Warren 8. Karshin, Mr. aod Mrs. Earl Beck, Mr. making a point, he makes It charmingly and In full okasure. intensity, and with delightful and amusing musical Ulust ra dons/ Deluxe ada there are 15,000 persons ool Auditorium. The production and Mrs. Richard Caaaday, Mr. Years of Insight An orchestra he said, can be working in the predaction and manufacture of asbestos. which is being presented under and Mrs. Claude Fisher, Mr. the supervision of Mrs. Phyllis and Mrs. Robert Fowler, James Lsmbert and tbe grade school Gilmore and guest, Mr. and During bis performance at guilty o! tbe sins of pride and of exaggeration in departing from what the composer Stockings Many more are exposed to fibers and dusts to Industries using asbestos. Proteanoo against exposurem asbestos through safety mea sures is urgent (or workers. Asbestoe has been known and used 15 various capacities for centuries. The Ramans wove asbestos into ereamstloo robes forcere monial burials and Cbarternagoe had a tablecloU) ofasbestos which he kept clean by passing it throngb Are. facility la scheduled to begin at 1:45, TWj Is the first dme that the group will use the recently completed auditorium and the new facilities should add cooMderahly to the enjoyment of both the cast and the audience. As in past years, over eoehundred youngsters will parti cipate la the presentation of the Christmas story In songs aod pantomime. Ao Invitation has beenextended to ell interested persons In tbe area to attend (be program. Mrs. David Hcecox, Mrs, Wai ter Lyslnger, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vanfevander, Mrs. Wil liam Vandevander, Mr*. Chloe Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Garver and Mrs, Naomi Weiser. RAPIST SENTENCED PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -- A 11-year-o d rapist was sen tenced to four years In (he state correctional Institution at Camp Hill Tuesday. The sentence on Ronald Pitts was imposed by Jutjgei Qiarles Wright. The vic tim was a six-year-oldgirlwho was assufted In an alley on Dec. Z ' Tipton intended: "Tbe sound of an orchestra? There's no such Recent guetit' i the home of Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Hen*hey aod family were their aon-lnlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dtasn tnd children Pammy and Shan of York. Paul Taylor baa returned to hi* home In Baltimore, Md.. after vialting several days with thing. All that matter* Is tte sound of the composer." He was particularly engagtn In *explainlng the "American style" of Gershwin and Co pland. Some of the camera shots of the rapt faces of the youngsters listeningin Philhar monic Hall were fine. hit parents, Mr, and Mrs.L. F. Taylor. Clair Peterson celebrated his tlrtutt, on Me. 6. The Red Skelton Show came on with the announcement (hat clash of the ,,_______________ DwaM T-M., former ral- T,lkii,h 2" */*!?" B^Ctoa amuMomr. .1 too hon. of Mr. rnd Mr,. 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This one Mrs. Caroline Taylor baa re- ^ 'vtere We Stand In 2 pr. for 1!c turned home after Viet Nam." by a British a week with friends tn Will- lansburj. ____ ^ Miss Ann Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R*' nett, was guest of honor at a party to celebrate her 19th journalist guest, James Ctraeron, who recently visited North VEct Nam. "Wbat tMs has das," MORRIS LEVINE FAMIIY SHOE STORE birthday given by her co-work ers at Puritan Knitting Mill. She was also pleasantly sur prised on her birthday with a telephone call from Philadel phia from her long-tlmefrlend, "Platform Rockers___ $59.50 To $89.50 Anita Moore. The Tipton Methodist Church Choir wUl present their Christmu program next Sunday even "Swivel Saucer Chairs______ ______ $29.95 "Corning Ware Sets$14.95 To $39.88 "General Electric Portable Cleaners___ $29.95 ing at 1i3D. The public is in vited to attend. 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