The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 4

THE RECORD-ARGUS GREENVILLE, titttJBflflAy, MAfcOtt THE VOICE OF BROADWAY it Hampton Has Good "Vibes" By JACK O'BRtAN NEW Jasa king Lio Hampton's already booked the re-elected'Nixon Ball, he tells us Somerset Maugham's secretary companion for decades, Alan Searle, has turned down a fea ftjftu.ie to write a book about his late boss. The Old Party's homosexuality is the "Vulgar key to the big offers Searle won't do it. left him far more than enough money not to. i.Revlon's European Pres. Paul and his Patsy are divorcing.

Sad. Nice people. fix Gabor's serious, even if isn't. Illus- sittrated gifted writer Dan Jenkins has a first novel, -''Semi-Tough," that has the proofers prophesying certain bell-sellerdom Freischauer's book "David Frost" really takes that carbonated English import apart', Diahann won't like artist in "Who's Who" jis Dick Smith, who Mafia-aged IBrando for "The Godpappy." Duke Ellington hasn't much more room for honors hut collects three more anyway: Downbeat Mag's top composer, arranger, and big-band cater gories. money-shipper Stavros Niarchos bought the Chateau de la Croe from trie of Windsor 15 and never stayed in it brie But his bride Tina looked over and now they'll iin that Antibes p4 a permanently.

Today: is the news -Juliet Prowse is being signed play the Mt. Airy Lodge also Includes the leer that she's "having a baby out of taking- candor from a baby, no? One of the "Superstar" leads was told by the management to cut out the public boozing and cussing. Williams is writing again but not a play. Says his project, is "either a'novel, or rambling memoir." Not, he -says, -an autobiography. deal.for Fabefge, Gary Grant's firm, to buy COmpoz and Zizanie isn't quits closed yet.

Handshakes, but they aren't worth the paper they're written on, of course. African Italian Sergio Franchi's becoming a U.S. citizen. Our gain. Critic Marya Manties now reveals whe was a World War II spy.

For our side. cover was as New Yorker mag reporter in Spain and Portugal. reversed some of the usual Bonded-tension: a German spy once saved her. secretary Birgitte van Deurs becomes a "Royal" British princess via marriage to Prince Ri a of Gloucester. The Duchess of Windsor's been wed to her ex- king 35 years and still hasn't been officially dubbed week, is "Return Borrowed Books anyone know the author of the quatrain: The characters who borrow books come from all races and religions.

1 wish some kind Burbankian would cross my books with lomihg pigeons. Suzanne and Sidney Blackm'er (Sidney's been ill) proved he's it-dgain, at L'Aigloh. Said both Will appear in "Night of the Cat," filmed in Charlotte, N.C., in April. headlined Bobby'-Darin lugs a tape recorder to all interviews to make certain no one misquotes lim. regular Chou En-lai, is costing the nation's business almost $16 rillion a year, but the Commerce Dep't businessmen are" too apathetic about spending what it takes to erase t.

Morrow, who belts out a song like Merman, was signed for "The Selling of the President" and didn't get one song to wallop. Now they may write one in. after three Philly reviews. Ail bad. After Dark' mag gives its 'Ruby" award to Dorothy Collins, one of major "Folies" after all those coootsy-poo early Hit Paraded too-cute years.

.1 Jessica Walters wins an Oscar for "Play Misty for Me" she'! certainly indulge a pregnan pause on the way to the podium: As Mrs. Ross Bowman she's expecting a baby in May Palace topped Yugoslavia's bid for the Bobby Fischer-Russki chess a m- pionship ($175,000 to the Yugo players decidet Caesars Palace has too many distractions. Of course it has. The Stage Deli's No. 1 pastrami messenger is callec 'Johnny" for short.

Long, he's really Chanabhong Changkra- jang, a Bangkok U. featherweight champ in his native Thailand. Now he's working his way through kasha. That's a wheat germ with a college education. by Two' was a terrible musical but Tricia O'Neill (got unanimously great reviews) was the one marvelous item in it.

The talenl scouts mustn't've been able to separate her gold from the dross. Hasn't worked since. Power of TV: N.Y. police surgeon Dr. Arthur Michele's surname properly is o- nounced "Mishelli," but after TV" appearances (Mike Douglas etc.) for his book "Ortho- therapy," so many calls came aronouncing his name the same as Mike mispronouhced i (Mishell) that Doc's decided not to fight it.

Mishell it is lenceforth, he sighs. (25 films) and.Liz Taylor (40) think they are celluloid veterans but Jack Warner's '1776" movie is Jack's Jeri Farrell a Yorikers housewife, dedicated mother of two, and has balanced the bit thus: to massage ego and tonsils, Jeri sings eight weeks, a year with the band at Roseland. There now. Merman's excitement at he Pen Pencil was about her immediate future: Mar. 1, a concert at Philharmonic Hall, then in June she's off to Disneyworld and the Caribbean with grandkids, Mike 11, and Barbara, 8.

Laugh-in clown Arte Johnson's German frau Gisela becomes a U.S. citizen Mar. 24. IT Every Time 8DTI BETTER IM MY WANT TO RETIRE? LOOK? I'M IN GREAT SHAPE' I'M IT'S NOT UP TO IT'S COAAPANV POLICY. VOO KNOW THAT 65 IS THE RETIREMENT Bur SETA UDAE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WHO MADE THE RUSHING THE in the mid-seventies, which is considerably above normal for this time of the year, caused an early rush to the parks in Cincinnati yesterday.

Here Michelle McAllister and Annabel Scatilan race with the breezes, bare-footed and in typical summer garb. The high temperatures will give way to more seasonable ones as the weekend nears and others, like these two, will have to button-up and the advent of Spring a bit longer. (UPI). Horoscope Forecast 33y Canon Righter For Friday, March 3 GENERAL TENDENCIES: You now have changing reiiaition- ships with others in the romantic department of your Me. Make; a point to work this new.

arrangement into constructive channels instead of getting your feelings hurt or bringing up some moot point that can essen the harmony in your present alliance. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You are in a mood to argue with mate or good friends, but his would release pent-up emotions. Use an intelligent, diplomatic approach instead.

Become a happier person. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) While engaged at your work put some zip into it so that does not become a drag on you. Impress fellow workers with your ability. New treatments will add to your jresent vitality.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) If you show others that you really like them, you get results at this time. The time is right to express that fine talent you have. Stop Deing so modest. Take it easy tonight. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Invest in new 'urniture and make your home more charming and comforta ble.

Making the right changes can create a whole new atmosphere. Count your blessings and be happy. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) If you show an interest in the welfare of others, you gain their goodwill and gratitude. Show that you are clever person and produce real results.

Curb that temper of yours. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Keep busy making your environs more charming in the manniimg. Laiter listen to what an expert has to say about improving your monetary standing.

Combine this with your own ideas. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 That quality of magnetism you today sfietilcT 'M be spent in wrong directions, but be put ts use now. Attend some parties where you are welcome'and cart please others', 23 to 2iy Don't put a special plan in operation until tomorrow, but make preparations' flow.

Show more patience who is to welfare. Losing your temper could bring dire results. SAGITtARtUS 22 to Dec. 21) You can rely on a good friend to corne to your aid during a period of possible trouble. Going to the social is fine provided you are not blunt, or imbibe t6o freely, CAPRICORN (Dec.

22 to Jan. 20) Use diplomacy with a bigwig if you really want to make a good impression on this person. If you observe every law that applies to you, you wilt avoid trouble. Be civic- minded, AQUARIUS (Jars. 21 te 19) You flrie ideas that need rechecking with experts for minor flaws, Plan that important trip now, and get all the data ydu need.

Your plan for expansion is good, PISCES (Feb. 20 to Maf, You must listen with tare to what experts say if you want to gain their respect and make good In your project. Being more broadminded with mate is wise. Try to be understand' Ing. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.

or she will be one of those charming young people who has a fiery temper that must be controlled early in life, otherwise the fine promise here could definitely be lessened. Your progeny could be most successful as an expediter, or one who can get at the cause of failing projects, i A party on a Tell City White rings don't happen. Sticky rings wipe up fast. So does the rest of the mess that's inevitable when people snack, If you want a surface that's easy to care for, Formica-brand laminated plastic is a clear first choice, The question is; Are the Formica tops on Tell City's occasional tables beautiful as well as useful? Will 1 sea any difference between the top-and the solid hard rogfc maple base? You'll have to see for yourself, of course, But fact that Tell City and Formica have worked out a top that's so mapleliKe most people cent tell the difference, Why not cheek it gut? instant cleanup is a big help! HI N. MWCW, PA, Optn Daily 9:90 teSP.M, A Message Addressed to the APATHETIC Do you know that roughly 1 out of every 3 people who are qualified to vote in Mercer County are not registered in a political party? Do you know that the unregistered voters in this county outnumber both the Republican or other major Parties? Do you know that your local, county and state office holders are chosen by only of the people qualified to vote in this county? Do you realize that the officials who make everyday, important decisions that greatly influence your lives in effect are a minority government? IF YOU WANT GOOD GOVERNMENT AND YOUR VOICE TO BE HEARD YOU HAVE TO PARTICIPATE We're not TELLING you to go out and register Republican tomorrow.

We are ASKING you to: Examine the PHILOSOPHY, PROGRAMS and PRINCIPLES of the competing Parties. Examine the OFFICEHOLDERS and CANDIDATES for public office of the competing Parties. Talk to your REPUBLICAN and other friends. Ask them the reasons for their choice. Find out who your committee people are and talk to them.

Attend the meetings. NOT COMPLAIN ABOUT TAXES, POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND PROGRAMS IF YOU, YOURSELF ARE NOT WILLING TO WORK FOR YOUR BELIEFS. REGISTER AND VOTE If you are young and feel there is no OPPORTUNITY, please note: Out State Senator, R. Budd Dwyer, is 31 years old and was the young- Jr est Assemblyman in Pennsylvania history, at age Our State Representative from the Eastern District of Mercer Roy Wilt, is old and was first elected at age 32, The Republican candidate for State Representative in the Western District, Bill Klumph, is 29 years old, Ronald Amon, a candidate for Republican committeeman in Lake Twp. is 18 years old, There are many young people active in both Parties, LOWERING THE VOTING AGE TO 18 WAS A PROMISE IN THE 1968 REPUBLICAN PARTY PLATFORM, Now, it's a fact, USE that privilege, Neither party is free of fault or problems, Your non-involvement does not help correct them, Don't let someone else make your decisions for you, FOR REPUBLICAN PARTY INFORMATION, CALL: James Willard, Chairman 528-9965 Ted MeQrath, Chairman (Greenville) William Evans, Reg.

Chairman 9814200 li Keith Bell Mercer 2, Gary Carrier 3- Jim Currier 5PON50IEO IY; 662-5273 4. George Donner, Jamestown 5. Bill Klumph 6. Donna Mercer 662-2260 MERCER COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE and MERCER COUNTY YOUNG REPUBLICANS.