The Pocono Record from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 25

THE DAILY RECORD, STROUDSBURG. Viewing Screens Vi heat Crop Referendum LKS PAIL and Ford wilt occupy the musical guest spot on Jimmy Dean today at noon on Chs. 2 and 10, marking their first network television appearance since Paul a illness last March. Dick guests at T.30 tonight on Chs. 6 and will he Toni Arden, Frankie Avalon, The Koyal Teens, and Luigi and John D.

Loudermilk, Next Week Bob Crosby takes over on ch. and 10 Timmy and Scott de- 3 and 4 at 8 p.m. and hosts a ride to sell worms," but weekly variety show, aided their first customer almost rach week by singer-dancer ruins the business on retch en Wyier. guests will be the Everly Kirk Jonathon Win- Brothers and Joey Joiii and Boy The county location Bishop Young Evelyn Rudie iil0n wm visit with Steve Allen Chesfcnuthlll Hign School, will be tho special guest on the ay tonight on ch. 3 and 4.

Eligible voters may cast their Oh, while at 8 on oh, 2 and 10 Ed ballots Chestnuthill any time between the hours of 8 a.m. and little WivrtH Fair Show p.m., the chairman said." Farmers who are eligible to VOTING places for the refer endum to be held next Friday on marketing quotas for the. 1959 wheat crop were announced yesterday by H. Griffith, Chairman, County Ag ricuttural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, The county location ss at Storm show, at 9 p.m. on ch.

2 and 10, sullivau presents his Special 3 and 4. Gale na," when she plays a stuffy little World Fair Show rich girl who provides a ehal- por last show of lenge to Susanna Pomeroy until 10 season at 9 pm. on ch. 3 the child discovers there are ancl 4 shP will have as guests some things that money can- MargP flnri Champion not buy. and t'omedian Art Carney.

Hoy and Male Evans will apear as guests of evangelist Billy Graham during the first half oT his broadcast at 10 p.m. on ch. 7 Beginning at 10:30 pm. on ch. 3 and 4 Joseph Cotten returns as host of a half-hour drama series based on famous court trials.

Sports Baseball at 1:55 p.m. on eh. 11 horse race at 4:30 p.m. on oh. 2 and 10; golf at 4:30 p.m.

on ch. 3 and up of the 58th National Open Championship from Tulsa. Okla. vote in the wheat quota refer endum are all those who in 1959 will have more than 13 acres of wheat lor harvest as grain on a farm, except those who are participating In the 1958 feed wheat program. Feed wheat participants are permitted to grow up to 30 acres of wheat for use only on the farm where grown, without being subject to marketing quota penalties.

Price Support If at least two-thirds of the growers who vote in the referendum approve the quotas, they will remain in effect for 1959- crop wheat and price support will he available to farmers who comply with their farm wheat allotments at a national average of not less than $1.81 per bushel, or 75 percent of parity. Farmers who exceed the larger of the farm allotment of 15 acres will be subject to a marketing penalty of 45 percent of the wheat parity price on their "excess" wheat, and if the excess is not stored or to the Secretary of Agriculture, the excess acreage will not bo considered in set ling future allotments. If the quotas are not approved by at least two-thirds of the growers voting, they will not be in effect, and price sup. port will be available to farnv POCONO 12tb managers eonf era who comply with their farm Pennsylvania Savings and Loan League will be held at ne wheat, allotments at about $1.20 here tomorrow through Tuesday. Tomorrow will be devoted registration and entertainment.

Meetings will take place all day Monday, followed by a United Nations costume party that night. Meetings will resume Tuts- Di version day morning and continue until noon. Planned diversion is scheduled for the afternoon and the conference banquet at night. The board of directors will hold a post-conference session Wednesday morning at the Inn. Ronald Reagan and Eva Rartok co-star in the story of a bachelor rancher who for and himself the unexpected heir to a Bride" on Theatre" at p.m.

on ch. 2 and 10 Milwaukee l-ew Burdette and Warren SpaJin, and Hall of Earner Gabby Hartnett will vUit "The Baseball Corner" at 9 p.m. on ch. fi and 7. laorHU Young and John New lund star in "The Legacy" at 10 p.m.

on ch. 3 and 4, when an unexpected gift of money is left to a motherless child Henry Cabot lodge, U.S. 'Ambassador to the nited Na- itions, will be the guest on "The Mike Wallace Interview" at 10 6 and 7. Cub Scouts Uttld su Cub St of Pack So held a circus at their recent pack meeting, There were games of balance and skill, tumbling, acrobaties, lion laming act and magic, with a number of clowns a fat man, strong man and other circus characters. Arthur Kroll, new cuhmaster, presented each boy with his individual name stamp.

It was! announced that more than $33 was made on recent hake sale. Another sale is being planned for July, rv stai Fave Trip Pack 80 will make a trip to 'Crystal Cave 011 June 21 leaving the parish house ai 8 a.m. Any fathers who would like to drive are asked to contact Morgan Hebard. New members who received bobcat pins were Michael Ackerman, Timothy Bowman, Robert Prescott Brian Unangst and Lewis Richardson Jr. A two-year pin was awarded Douglas Wilcraft At the close of the meeting popcorn and lemonade wem sold i and the proceeds were given to the a Presbjlorian Church building fund.

Area Teacher 11 lr. I LI slim PA. SATURDAY, NK I 1 IttiS BLONDIK ELEVEN SPAPCPtRS ANO WHAT WOULD SAUERKRAUT you UKf rcR op SUPPER (CORNED BEEF i. PLAR? HASH York Kultur Oil Ki'tS'tpt rtlHtlgt'tl, 1 I I SI i A Hu i T.ftffO. Prices un MRS II lit King of 129 Ridgeway St Hast Stroudsburg, a teacher at East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, been awarded a science fellowship by t)ie General Electric Educational and Charitable Fund, G.

Patrick, secretary of the fund has announced. Mis. King is one of TOO teachers throughout the country selected this year for science or mathematics fellowships provided by the Fund. As an award recipient, Mrs. King receives an expense free weeks study enure this I Summer at Union College, Schenectady Y.

The fellowship includes traveling expenses, board, lodging, tuition and fees. Xelectton Selection of the for the fellowship awards is based on their demonstrated interest and ability in or mat he- I matics They must be experienced junior or senior high school teachers who expect continue teaching and who have not held a previous General Electric summer fellowship. The selection is made from to the six colleges participating in the program Courses In the six colleges are conducted by their faculties TMgPCS NOT PME PCK THEM R'CE W'-a: r. KKiGf. CHILDREN DON LIK .6 RiCE I AVfN ANV SPAGHETTI" we had Chiu yesterday WHAT ELSE WOULD LIKE WELL, COME ON COME ON 'T SUGGEST 7 SOMETHING By CHICK YOUNG jf1 11 DICK TRACY THE POLICE LAB, A precipitin test to I not certain bloodstains OP HUMAN ORIGIN PROCEEDS QUIETLY By HESTER GOULD SAM, 'W WHAT TUT LOOK AT VERDICT, TWI5 SLIDE AL Sunday Highlights and will be the "Air Power" presen tation Sunday night at 6.30 on ch ch.

2 and 10 depicting how the American high command car- 0 ried out the strategy of destroy- opurw ing the mighty Japanese war Baaeball at 1 on machine in the Pacific Detroit vs. Yankees Following at 7 p.m. on eh. ch. 11 (double- Today's Radio Urogram Sa vings-, Loui 1 Lon (prence Kemp Kadots To Perform KEMP KADETS of the George N.

Kemp Post. American will piny at the Hag Day ceremonies to be held at East Stroudsburg Borough Playground at 3 p. m. today. James Sbeeley, drum major, urges that all members of the drum and bugle corps be at the post by 2:30 p.

m. for departure to the playground. Your Horoscope Area Trio At Barr Election MONROE County was represented Thursday at the reorganization meeting of the State Democratic Committee in Harrisburg at which Joseph Barr was reelected chairman for another two-year term. Van Yattar, retiring Democratic chairman, cast a proxy ballot for Forreat Smith, committeeman, who was unable to attend. Smith was renamed to the state executive committee to represent- Monroe and five nearby countiea.

John A. Brislin, Incoming county chairman, and Mra. Bessie present vire chairman. also were present at the meeting. wheat.

allotments at about 1.20 per bushel, or 50 percent of parity. A.M. 10 Tlmrkcriirr I I II 7 4 i Thumb II 00 Pinehrook Morning 00 I 0:01 IT 0:05 'Iormne Vulfl IT 0:70 Marnine Notebook I School I her IV South (or Christ 1 10:00 Son Of Resident Wins $1,000 DELAWARE WATER The son of a summer resident here has been awarded a $1.000 prime in the sixth annual student radio awards presented by Broadcast Music, Inc. He is Frank Philip Campo, 31, of Ixw of Mrs. David Ayers.

Teacher Campo Is a composer and teacher of music. Among his compositions is a symphony. He currently in Europe, studying for degree on a Fulbright Scholarship. A vi 7 H.V.V 9 SU 10 IU 0 I SO III SI I ft I I Oft Hnnm New Vf nule Hnnm Our I.nil?'* Hour Munir Hnnm VI ovictlmn Mimic llnnm Church IV HO OS llmtrw 00 o.V VV ant ot Air Country Show VI imi Miti lini 15 fteiMirl I. SS lUnller OU 05 llnnil 55 llrlrolt V.

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April 21 to Ma.v 2t Don't belittle olhers or llieir A tendenev to gnssip is prevalent avoid ll! Prepare your self for an energetic schedule which tead to new gains, Retj on tried and true methods. Mar 22 to dune 21 (Gemini 1 Clamp down on waste motion. Time is precious, so spend it where tt do the most good. Strengthen position through planning. clever management.

dune 22 to duly 25 (Cancer)-Good Influences, He alert, acquisitive, analytical. Business and faintly matters, personal interests can profit through astute action. duly 24 to August 28 (Led) ap- ilalize on nil nvaitftble opportunities Follow through to logical elusions. Heed valuable advice from loved ones Don't overdo physhrall.v. i Vugust to 23 (Virgo) Your sense of humor and cheery disposition carry you swiftly; hurdles, and others will be happy to associate, work, with You.

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however, suggests caution in finances, investments. December 22 to January 20 an ricorn) Rescue yourself front hum drum -hut reasonably. When i are "keyed up" you perform best IF you are logical Circumstances may' dictate bold, aggressive but realistic. Good aspects for propert? deals. 21 to February 19 Re evaluate proposed plans Are you headed in the right direction? vour method of tackling matters effective? Smarten up your judgment now.

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