The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • Page 7

2-Havre Daily News, Kriday livening, December 5,1969 Tree Dedication Sunday Programs Murder Proceeds from English Language Are Pegged for Charity By CYNTHIA LOWRY wllen ne drops into his "Corner AP Television-Radio Writer Pvle accents. In the comedy NEW YORK (AP) With, all sketch of his variety hour the criticism of television vio- Thursday night he kept calling a lence, It is surprising there window a "win-der" and goner- haven't been more complaints ally putting the letter where about the way it murders the exists. English language. What's more, Constant exposure lo the damage usually Is premedl- speech probably can't really tated. hurt young viewers, or Interfere Most of the slaughter Is done wl their development.

But it in the Interests of comedy ores. does set a bad example and, tabllshlng character. Whllf mos of the rime, Isn't neces- Marshal Dillon and Daniel sarv Boone, two hero types with big audiences of children, are sel- NBC has stoutly maintained dom guilty of anything more se- tha It couldn't be done, but now rlous than g-dropplng, their savs nas found a way to re- comical sidekicks reallyassault tluce some ot ttle frequent, an- the mother tongue. noylng commercial breaks on Fesfus of "Gunsmoke" pro- Johnny Carson Show. For duces a tortured brand of Eng- one 'hlng, after Jan.

1, the show Hsh that In addition to being wl11 slart wlth a Carson mono- largely ungrammatlcal Is often not as now asalespltch. almost Impossible to understand. Jimmy Dean In Thursday CB and NBC have managed night's "Daniel Boone" was another collision of specials, On sprinkling "aint." liberally Saturday night, NBC has a 90- through his sentences and usual- minute "Hall of Fame" special, ly used "done" when he meant "The Littlest Angel" slartlngat "did," as in "he done it." 7:30 EST. Ann-Margret's spe- Jim Nabors does some cla "From Hollywood, With strange things to the language Love," arrives on CBS The second Ann-Margret special has a very busy star who sings and dances her way through the freeways, on movie sets, In open fields, on the deck of a ship. The program does network as well as her first specialist season, probably because everbody was trying so.hard to top it The most Interesting segments were Tonight the Grass Roots, self- the shots on location.

Most dls- styled rock conservatives of the appointing was a long comedy American college concert clr- sketch with Dean Martin which cult, will appear on the Armory- wa neither funny nor smoothly Gym stage at Northern Montana Played. College at 8 o'clock. Tickets Lucille Ball and Ann-Margret, for Ihe public and students will dressed In fright wigs, sang a bright and a a haven to correct Progress is being made for the mislake sociely had been in the search for an aiiti-tuber- making by its all too often re- culosls serum. Contrary topop- jeclion and neglecl 'of those af- ular belief tuberculosis Is an fllcfed wllh tuberculosis. The ominous threat lo humanity.

latest concepts in the treatment of respiratory diseases have Ttle desert elf owl of south- United Stales Is Ihe world's smallest owl. TV SCHEDULE Proceeds from a special matinee at Ihe Lyric Theater Saturday, Dec. will go to the Will Rogers Hospital and O'Donnell Memorial Research Laboratories at Saranac Lake, N.Y., according to Dob Johnson, manager of the Lyric and Orphcum been incorporated into the hos- western theaters here. pllal's facilities. The movlo will "Munster Go Home," a fun-packed film.

The show begins al 1 p.m. The Will Rogers Hospital and O'Donnell Memorial Laboratories are tacked by the enler- lalnmont-coinmunications industry, The facilities are for the study, diagnosis, treatment, care and teaching in nil respiratory diseases. Johnson said ttiat the hospital is most unconventional. Of Tudor design Hie buildings provide spacious, cheerful living quarters for patients. The hospital is not a sanitorium bul rattier Entertain Tonight AtNMC Rev.

James M. Hunter announces that everyone is invited to a special program at the Van Orsdel United Methodist Church, Sunday evening, Dec. 7, at p.m. Be ing dedicated iwilLbe a. "Chrismon" tree in the sanctuary of the church.

"Chrismon" is a combination of parts of two words; Christ and Monogram. A Chrismon is just that a monogram of Christ. A group of womenhave worked as a task force since the first The Havre Daily News HAVRE DAILY NEWS, INC. 119 2nd Havrr, Mom. 59501 Official City, County Newspaper of July preparing for this dedication and presentation.

These women have created more than 120 Chrismons, each one jewel- like and beautiful. All of the Chrismons are in white ah'd'gbld to symbolize the majesty and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Floyd, Matthew Kurtz, son of Dr. and Mrs.

Gene Kurtz, and Kathy Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Johnson. Tho senior choir under the direction' of Robert Cook, with o'rganist Mrs. Martin Mutch, glory of the Son of God.

The and the junior choir directed tree will'be lighted by 200 min- by Rachael Wilson, with pianist iature clear lights. A unique feature of the Christmas tree is a corner especially prepared for children. It is at the eye level of a five year old but adults will enjoy it as well. Janet Parsons, will present special Advent and Christmas music lo add to the meaning and joy of the occasion. Following the program, Christmas cookies, punch and coffee will be served in the be available at Hie door, it was announced, in case purchases have not been made at the ad- vancnd ticket booths.

The Associated Students of NMC will sponsor the appearance of this widely known quartet of singers as the second "big name" concert group lo visit the campus this fall. Cutting hit records and appearing on college concert stages throughout the nation have marked the group as among the most popular entertainers appearing today. They term their music as "primarily soft rock, with-a-dash of soul.rather.than They report audiences have described the Grass Roots' sound as sound." amusing novelry song about autograph hunters. MOVIE AUDIENCE A Public Service by The Havre Daily News Fl IMS N01 RATIO A8E THOSE REIEASEO PINOR TO NOVEMBER 1,1961 Suggested for GENERAL audiences. Suggested lor MATURE (parental discretion advised), RESTRICTED Persons under T6 not admitted, unless accompanied by parent or adult guardian.

Persons under 18 not ad- milled. This age restriction may be higher in certain areas. Check theater or advertising. Second Class Poslagt Paid at Montana 5951)1. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday.

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I Yr. S1.50 $4.50 S16.00 OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 'Til 9P.M. Admiring this special corner fellowship hall. A nursery will are Penny Floyd, daughter of be provided. Recognition Given For Achievements "THE CHRISTMAS PLACE" Several 1 awards were made at the meeting of Cub Pack 437 this week at Lincoln-McKinley School.

One-year pins were presented lo den mothers Mrs. Opal Borske and Mrs. Ethel Schuschke and boys receiving one-year pins were Clarence Borske Charles Conley, Robert Hclgeson, Robert Cooper, Raymond Foote, John Gillespie, Jay Schuschke and Greg Shoemate, Two-year pins were awarded to Pat Kiniioll, den leader coach, and Steve Blazer, Gerald Ceynar and Randy Foole. Boy Scouts of Troop 431 provided entertainment. Bruce Newell, Pal Newell, Duane Mrnak and Randy Cooper preserving a skit.

The Cubmaster awarded the following badges earned during the month; Bear badge Greg Shoemale; Silver Arrow under Bear Clarence Borske Jr. and Jay Schuschke. Alhletic awards went to Steve Blazer, Keith Borgman, Gerald Ceynar, Randy Foole, Don Francis and Brent Knowlton. Outdoorsman badge Greg Shoemate. Den 4 won the attendance prize for the month.

The next pack meeling will be at Jan. 29. Although Greek and Turkish are the official languages on Ihe island of Cyprus, English is widely spoken there. BENEFIT SHOWING All Proceeds Will Be Given To WILL ROGERS HOSPITAL SARANAC LAKE, NEW YORK For The Study, Diagnosis, Treatment, Core Teaching of AH Respiratory Diseases. America's Funniest Family in their FIRST FULL-LENGTH FEATURE SATURDAY MATINEE 1 P.M.

UNDER FIRE, a medic treats a wounded GI during a in by Communist rockets. Two soldiers were killer! and 11 wounded during this attack on Special Forces camp a( Bu Prang. SHOWING AT HAVRE THEATRE SHOWS AT P.M. You've got to see believe To LIVE MUSIC FRUSAT.NITES For Your Listening and Pleasure At Havre's Night Spot! HAVRE LOUNGE 318 First Street 265-4321 The UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR 5 ggg) STARTS SUNDAY AT HAVRE THEATRE SHOWS AT P.M. SHE CAME TO SIT WITH ENDED UP WITH DADDY! stier (x) PERSONS UNDER 18 NOT ADMITTED lammiuurcui KTJMSKUUE RETURN ENGAGEMENT SUN.

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