Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 17

Wednesday March 8 1972 Journal and Courier Lafayette West Lafayette Indiana 8 5 Stars Work for har ities lood Scene No Act As Orchestra lees Pit ft i IL Be willing to pay the price IN Show Times 4 i i 4 while dining with us ii ii an actress DINNER THEATRE KEY WEST la (AP) The curtain was ready to rise on the third act of in the but the orchestra first abandoned its flooded pit to the rising tide by Bill Manhoff RIDAY SATURDAY i 5 mIIK wealth creative gen and Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton has been marvelous She sent out a letter to stars and celebrities asking them to donate art objects and paint ings for our benefit auction The response was amazing Contributing to the auction were Kim Novak Red But tons Andy Williams Dan Ro wan Edward Robinson Pat Boone rank Sinatra Jerry Lewis Buddy Hackett and Robert Stack I am there is a better Elke said work with many of the people I wrote to And of course I see them at parties and things They are much more likely to contribute something to charity for some one they know know they can call on Walter Matthau Some stars only lend their names Others contribute hefty donations Some Juli Elke Debbie spend hours orga nizing enough of a Pollyanna to believe that people who can afford to give their time and energy for less fortunate people want to said Juli the wife of a millionaire honorary chairmen in clude Shirlee onda wife) Edith Head Polly Ber Chicago Cham Arron attended University and ITALIAN SPAGHETTI SAT NITES 610 EST ANSTETT'S HOMESTEAD LOUNGE "The House jot Good 25 Min from Lafayette North to Remington Take 1 55 to US Go West 2 Mln Normally pumps in the seaside theater keep water out of the orchestra pit which is below sea level But the pumps working and when the tide came in the orchestra went out The musicians set up again on dry ground and re ceived lusty applause when they continued after a 30 minute delay in the start of the opera about the Greek The performers took their cues from the incident and inserted some lines not in the original script the Jupiter asked Pluto the ruler of hell flooded the basement and put out all the came the reply me whenever there is a chari ty in which 'they are involved One hand washes the most impressive thing to said Juli the way so many of the stars take time out to help) others They are busy working all over the world but they do what they can to Elke wearing a bikini said Juli had worked harder than anyone else( know! why you give so much Elke said have it pretty good you and me Juli1 Hollywood wives have everything successful husbands outlets you look around and see people starving in various parts of the world or talented people unable to work got to put "Right said Juli We care about your opinion I 1 please fill out the suggestion card provided at each table SEAOOD WALKER Inc CALL! 447 9391 Road 38 East At Maple Point Now show ing School (X) at 1:25 3:20 5:30 7:35 9:40 I I 1 MARS Now showing of 12:30 4:10 and 7:50 and (R) at 2:10 CINEMA WEST Now showing (PG) at 1:30 5:30 7:30 JERRY LEWIS CINEMA I Now showing! of the (PG) at 3:00 7:00 and (PG) at 1:00 5:05 9:05 JERRY LEWIS CINEMA II Now showing RA (G) at 1:453:405:357:309:30 7 Build pipeline from country to country Pipe gas to the Central United States from immense reservoirs in Alaska and Canada 8 reeze natural gas into liquid Ship it across the seas from Libya Algeria and Venezuela to America i i 9 Use natural gas substitutes made from naplitha or propane Convert coal into a pipeline quality natural gas substitute 10 Invest minds and funds in ii the quest for more plentiful gas supplies Look to a day when clean burning gas will power pollution free vehicles warm homes and operate factories under pure skies California She and actress Juli Reding Hutner were lounging in the sun at house com pleting plans for $100 per plate ball Saturday The effort by the 'ladies to raise more than $50000 to fight hemophilia is typical of the time and devotion many celebrities mostly actresses invest in good pauses Jane Russell is the driving force behind WAI an organi zation to aid orphans Debbie HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Reynolds has raised millions Elke Sommer said it best: through the Thalians for emo tionally disturbed children Chanty work in Hollywood sSHAR founded by Jeanne an opportunity to repay people Martin and a group of stars for the good things of also raises a fortune each The blonde German born year for youngsters with emo star was speaking specifically tional disturbances about the Pisces Ball an as On the committee for the as trological gala for the Hemo trological gala with Elke are philia oundation of Southern jack Benny Russ Martin and CINCINNATI TRIO Cellist a WL Grad Gourmet Buffet 6 to 8 pm (EST) Curtain Tjme 8:30 pm or Reservations Coll 317 752 6200 or Write: Stage One Williamsport Indiana I I Ecology Stamps STOCKHOLM (AP) Spec il stamps to be issued by Swe den in June to mark the United Nations i Enviroment Conference will include one bearing the conference motto One in six languages 4 rw UA CINEMA Now showing Before The (R) 3:50 5:45 7:409:40 I UA CINEMA 2 0 showing (R) at 1:25 3:25 :25 7:25 9:25 "THE OWL and THE PUSSYCAT UA CAMEO Now show i ing (X) at I 1:40 3:40 5:40 7:40 9:40 Ill I UA CAMEO Now show ing (X) at 2:10 4:35 7:05 9:35 ill General audience: All ages ad mitted PG Parental guidance sug gested All ages admitted Re stricted: No one I under 17 admitted unless accompanied by parents or adult guardian Restricted: No one under 17 admitted) i String Trio To Play At Purclue Monday The Krannert Chamber Mu University where he sti sic Senes will feature the Cin cinnati Symphony String Trio which includes a graduate of West Lafayette High School in a recital of 18th and 19th century string music The con cert will be in the drawing room of the Krannert Grad uate School of Industrial Ad ministration Monday The pro gram begins at 3 30 pm and admission is free I i Three members of the Cin cinnati Symphony Orchestra perform together as the Sym phony String Trio Ronald Ko nieczka violin Ronald Arron viola and Charles Snavely cello perform music from the standard chamber music liter ature composed for their com bination of instruments Each member i of the trio teaches his own instrument and has performed exten sively for young people as well as adult audiences I The Symphony String Trio is one of the performing en sembles on the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Area Artist Series Charles Snavely cellist graduated from West Lafay ette High School i and Indiana Samuel Arron 1 Take the natural gases from the earth Let them serve you as heat and power 2 Respect the rich supply of natural gas Learn to use it with vision Without waste University where he studied with ritz Magg He has been the winner of several awards for performance including the Don Berry award and the Coleman Chamber Music Competition He has per formed as soloist with the In dianapolis Symphony and the Indiana University Orchestra Ronald Konieczka violinist received his bachelor and master of music degrees from the Cincinnatii' College Con servatory of Music where he studied with Jean ten Have Now a member I of the Univer sity of Cincinnati College Con servatory of Music artist fac ulty Mr Konieczka is a first violinist with the Symphony! Orchestra and is assistant! concert master of the Cincin nati Summer Opera Ronald Arron violist prior to joining the Cincinnati Sym phony Orchestra he was a member of the I Strolling String affiliated with the US Armyh Band in Washington DC He has been a member of the1 lorida Symphony Richmond bympnony ana ber Orchestra Mnrthwpcfprn studied viola with his father 3 Explore exhaustively Unlock new sources of supply before present ones are drained 4 Advance technologically Develop new ways to drill and transport 5 Drill deeper Down into the Appalachian Basin and far underwater off the Gulf and Atlantic coasts where mammoth gas reservoirs wait 6 Explode rock formations Release natural gas trapped underground for thousands of years the directions that came with the planet where the accent is on good food 1 1 abash village west lafayette 1'1 I I'! 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