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y-w-w-Bwsr pfiM VVVt-h n- 7' fvf rr T-J 1 14 RUTLAND DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, -JULY 2, 1958. MotorVehicle s' Penalties Mrs. Angell, "Randolph, Is Elected President Of Past Matrons', Patrons Dial Marie for TV TORRE, That Is TWO BOYS, GIRL BORN IN PROCTOR HOSPITAL PROCTOR (Special) Two toy Ynd' a girL were bora In: the 'roctor HospltaL Adaughter was ora to Mr. and Mrs. William Nichole ot Proctoron June 26, and tone to Mr.

and Mrs. William, Pin k-Jiam-ot Pittsford June 26 and Mr. imd Mra. Robert Minard of Proctor ion June 29, Chester, Miss Vivian Corliss, Rutland, Mrs. Mary Davis, Quechee and George Bishop, 1 Springfield; finance and O.

E. S. Home, Mri1. Sophie Cassin, Rutland, Mrs. Mae Robinson, White River Junction and Clarence Quechee; state membership chairman, Mrs.

Miona McWithey, Poultney. Initiation and membership, Mrs. Pearl Taggart. Brattleboro, Mr. Vera Davidson, Montpelier, Oscar Oman, Alburg and Francis Sargent, Bethel; press, Mrs.

Helen Snow, Randolph; sympathy, the elective officers; and music, Mrs. Lillian Johnson, Randolph. Industry Aid Reports Ready For Barton Fair BARTON (Special) Specimen copies of government research reports which may hold valuable information for Vermont manufacturers and businessmen will be displayed at the Northeastern Vermont New Products Fair to be held here from July 22 to 25. These reports were selected from some 250,000 kindred reports of the Office of Technical Services, Ur S. Department of Commerce, according to Wesley Steele of St.

Johns bury, a member ot the Fairs Steering committee. Steele said the contents of the collection represents an expenditure by the government of billions of dollars for research and cover probes Into almost every field o2 industrial activity. Explaining that the research projects covered In the reports were designed primarily to solve military problems, Steele added that the findings extend into almost all fields including chemicals, plastics, ceramics, electronics, aviation, petroleum products and other subjects. Information received by Steele from the Department of Commerce shows, be said, that industrial firms have used these reports to develop new products or to solve technical production problems. He cited one example of a manufacturer of mirrors who recently used information In one of the reports to solve a production problem, with a resulting saving of $10,000 a year.

Another firm was said to have utilized one ot the reports to develop a battery for miners' lamps. Had the firm been required to start research "from scratch" it would have cost about $25,000, Steele was informed. He added that the reports are distributed by tb Department of Commerce at a nom inal cost. The specimen copies to be shown at the New Products Fair will be part of the Information on display for the use of who may be seeking new methods or new products and who will find available immensely valuable research free for the asking in a great variety of Industrial and manufacturing fields, Steele declared. Thcatcr Timetable GRAND Wednesday, "Steel Bay- onet, 2, The Big Caper," 6:30, 0:20.

PARAMOUNT Wednesday, Blase at Noon." 2:30, 7, RUTLAND DRIVE-IN Wednesday, "Parts Holiday," 9, "Gan 11. LUDLOW Wednesday, "Let's Be Happy, 9:15, 8:10. FORT WARREN, DRIVE-IN Wednesday, 'Silk Stockings, 0, "8panish Affair," 10:10. BELMONT, DRIVE IN, Bellows Falls Wednesday, "Beast of Hollow Mountain," "10,000 10:25. Now playing FBED ASTAIRE "SILK PLUS i RICHARD K1ELT J- "SPANISH, AFFAIR Cartoon a 5 COMING SOON "OLD TODAY and THURSDAY -MATINEE AT 2-EVES.

from 6:30 skies Q- Oirl! Jr FEATURE ATt P.M. complete Itg not without Irony that the strong men of television make-believe are nothing more than' weaklings in the very real world of television bus. mess and sharp- shooting entrepre-. sane Ton neurs. Wa refer to the cowboys.

camci. i nun i ee mat way, In TV corrala here and there, Thevre howlng the scries In Eng-the dubious heroes of the West l8nd Australia, all over the world, have taken to lamenting their lot They dont oiieT me more for that, in the hands of parsimonlou em- and 1 5ont sk for it." plovers, who cannot be convinced Walker, like his gfmslinglng col that a fellows income ought to be league, was a comparative tin-commensurate with hla success. knwn when Warner Bros, located Just about aU of the Western Ado- him. and naturally he was happy nlses have bemoaned the situation: enough at the time to accept a Hugh OBrian, after an alterca- contract that afforded him a mod-tion with the Lou Bdelman Com- et living. Now he hag, other pany, appeared somewhat defeated thoughts of making a livhag.

Hes on reporting back to the "Wyatt oin become a gold prospector. Earp" set the other day. "Theres He Plan to sell bis borne, purchase a contract Involved," OBrian had trailer and go to Northern Cali previously stated, "and Ill go back frnia. 4 if I have to go back, "but I'll ba was there during my six-unhappy and Ill continue to he wek suspension, added Walker, unhappy." I didnt get rich hunting gold. James Arneis, the fearless Mar- bt I learned a lot about It, and shal Dillon of "Gunsmoke," has Im going back to try again." talked of turning In hit spur after Pamela Mason, wife of James, run of his contract because fits Jack Pear's Idea of a fine hla employer's lack of gener- conversationalist and hes, asked osity.

So has "Maverick Jim her to join his talking people on Garner. And now Clint Walker TV, "Maybe something can be but Walker refuses to wait for the worked out, reports Mr. Mason, termination of his Warner Broa. hut at the moment I doubt it contract, -which has five more Unfortunately theres a continent years to go. between our homes.

ex- On suspension for the past six Pccted, Ed Sullivans presentation weeks. Walker probably will not the Moiseyev Ballet outraged be back as "Cheyennes lanky the competing programs with a peace officer next season because Trendex of 16 4 Second was Steve hla paycheck doesnt make him Allen with 9 4.. feel like the star that the rating systems tell him he is. His disap- The producers of "LSP" (extra polntment is such 'that hea willing sensory perception) have stumbled to risk unemployment during the a sensible plan for the distribu next five years, for under present tion of Us money prize. Winners circumstances he couldnt look for of the $100, 000 offered weekly, another acting job.

from July 11 on, will be paid $10. "Im not worried about being 000 a year over a 10-year period replaced In the series," remarks so that tha tax bite will leave no Walker. "A Warner man called scars. Situation Wanted: A my agent and said a lot of thing! postcard from Mrs. Regina Fla because I refuse to come back Brooklyn, relates, am-thinks Ita better not to repeat the mother of Bobby Fischer, age At the tame time, they wont give 15.

the United State Chess Chsra-me as Jack Warner says anoth- pion. Ha has Just gone to Europe er 25 cents. for the Summer to represent the "I wish the studios would stop United States at chess events In. handling actors like a herd of cat- Belgium, Rustle, Yugoslavia and tie. It would be better for every- possibly other countries.

I would body concerned." like to go on TV to try to win Its not only money, or a share about $2,000 to get there -and be of the residuals, that Walker has with Bobby on hla chess tour or been unable to extract from his perhaps some publication or corn-employer. Warners has da- mercial organization might be in-nied him permission to capitalize tereated." 1 on hla current popularity by mak-1 im new Toft Hrm Trthmn by Marie Torre ing personal 'appearances and recordings. a "I could have rnVde more money on personal appearance during the six weeks I've been on suspension than I did all year In the series, says Walker. "One offer to appear with a rodeo for $40,000. War ners offered to let me do two weeks of personal appearances, but they wanted half of what I earned.

I dont see It that way. they gave lives to ike their love to one their lives to the WOODSTOCK (Special) Mrs. Philip Angell of Randolph was elected president of the Charlotte Morris Past Matrons and Past Patrons Assn, of the Eastern Star at the annual state meeting in the Woodstock Masonic 'Temple Saturday. One hundred fifty attended. Other officers named were: first vice president, Mrs!" Margaret Carner, Wilmington; second vice president, Irving Davio, West Glover; secretary, Mrs.

Alice Sargent, Bethel; treasurer, Mrs. Helen Winchester, Brattleboro; historian. Miss Charlotte Leach, New -Haven; Mrs, Agnes Haynes, Poultney; associate conductress. Miss Lois Renfrew, Bradford; marshal, Leon Davidson, Montpelier; warder, Mrs. Louise Bishop, Springfield; sentinel, Russell Prior, Jericho; Adah, Mrs.

Mildred Campbell, Randolph; Ruth, Mrs, Esther Drown, Sharon; Esther, Miss Janet Rlerden, Rlchford; Martha, Mrs. Jane R. Oman, Alburg; Electa, Mrs. Mabel Stafford, Wallingford; chaplain, Mrs. Elsie Rogers, New Haven; and organist, Mrs.

Lillian Johnson, Randolph. Committees chosen were: Executive, Mrs. Angell, Mrs.f- Carner, Mrs. Davio, Mrs. Sargent, Mrs.

Win- LAWN PARTY Holy Trinity Church DAH3Y WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 -IN CASE OF RAIN PARTY WILL BE HELD THURSDAY GREEN MOUNTAIN THEATRE I Poultney, Vermont Three Men on a Horse TUESDAY, JULY 1, THRU SATURDAY, JULY 8 9:39 P. M. Tickets at Box Office, AT 7-9441 or Hartford Bookshop, Rutland $2.50 $1.90 $1.25 XT U-Ss On: WX'SiION V.HOUS fBoutfe I Wells Mra. Bertha A. Lewis Telephone Grenville.

1, 121 Mrs. Clyde Troumbley entered the Cambridge (N. hospital Thursday for an operation. Miss Nancy Park is employed at Camp Kinni Kmnic for the summer. Elvin Reid is recovering from an operation In Rutland HospltaL Mrs.

Catherine Norton and Miss Anna Norton spent several days last week at Rye Beach in New Hampshire, as guests ot Leo Tur-cotte. Greatest Musical Attraction In America Halletts Bay Burlington, 9 to 1 July A with hit FthnltM ALL-IAKA Lsii Hew HEARING GLASSES Provide the Finest Correction for the Hard of Hearlngf No button to the ar. Nothing ra cho body. For in exact ovaln ation ot your iMrtng nqulro-menu and complete Information on thle Ualco advancement write Ethel W. Stearns HEARING SERVICE 11 Tears of Contlnoons Service te the Hard of Bearing, PEOSPECT ST, aCTLAND, TT Tel.

PB M1U rmn J'j stoning I2S8 Baxter Wlani KoMea Scan; Tofts BsinMerEitf Kaygea PLUS SELECTED SHORTS: 4 1 i ii I $1 (Morning Press Boreas) MONTPELIER Five persons lost their right to drive through the following suspensions reported by the motor vehicle departfhent: Newport, Novat E. FerlanaJ riving whiled intoxicated, one year. South Burlington, Sandra Jean Sinclair Violation of the law of the road, 30 days. Lancaster, N. Doris A.

Baird, careless driving, '35 days, South N- Jeannette' M. Chaplin, driving while under one year. Chelsea, William O. Thomas, driving While Intoxicated, one- year. LUDLOW Tony Martin, Vera-Ellen -LET'S BE HAPPY .4 Cinemascope and Color MID-HAVEN DRjVE-IN THEATRE 3 ML Notts Mlddlebary Rout 6HOW STARTS AT DUSK Wed.

thru Sat. July 2-3-44 THE LAW AND JAKE WALKER ClnemaScepe and Color Robert Taylor, Richard Widmtfk Thundering Jets Rex Benson, Audre Dalton l.l.ri.JTli LJ MJIl Today A Thursday, It MASS TOTHE GUTS Ji, 0F 1 7 WAR! LJULiJl SsUmto Hue UaHed ArthWJl. PLUS: -y EgjKt kri icrifflt history -ENDSAT ECONOMY Beauty Salon PHONE PR 3-9o4t Second Floor ttikt 49M Backward Glance! You may not see Others may admire the Beauty of this Back-of-the Head Styled Coif TV Program HIGHLIGHTS JULY i Reg.17.50 Copaset Deluxe COLD WAVE PERMANENT 1M- 1 11 trunk a ex-yrte-Behter the Starr Is pm. I ntuus inn in. artrinal eplrade.

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BC) DISVEYLAvn. "The Ssra of Aids Barnett First to aerlet of three, aU of (kick aro tspeata, Aadr Barnett (Jeromo Coart- land) Jeopardize the lire of bis leilov trapper bp bUliat albino boflalC tarred to Blnthloot Indians. Andr, trapped between panic-- stricken trappers and warrlnf redsklBs, forced to And wap to safely. Geared to young adroatarers. IJS- pm.

(VBC) rATHT.E KNOWS BEST. "Mother Com to School." e-peat. The Anderson household ts tosoed Into tops tarry Whirl when Marearet (Jane Wyatt) enroll la eoUexo EaflUb Uterauir course, and much to Betty's chatrta, become bet classmato. A mito ea the sentimental aide, bat there a lesson. Greater SPRINGFIELD Bazaar! POULTNEY GARNIVAL Sponsored by American Legion and Fire Dept.

I -a a 6 JULY 2-34-5 V. Hew. Location Main Street in Poultney i FUN FOR ALL i ih (NBC) KEAPT MTiTFET THEATER (Color). "Nest Bear beath. Seeking dtrrrslon while eteltine her playboy aaele oh the Ely-Icra, a precocious teraater (Ablfall Kellort) decide to nope A erea-year-old murder case.

Occasional elements of surprise, Bno performnncM and slick camera work prom Iso to hold jrsr Intornt. Itarrtnf Patrick Macao. Abigail JUUogs. Leora Dsm, Boa. OMalley and Barld Burst.

pm. (ABC) TRAfTIC COURT. Indue tdyar Allan Jones, )r. pcs-sides durinf th trial of: a woman who tried to aso her ear a a snni vmiemcc bf nlauhfiil allowed unsafe and llleial auto transportation! a woman who switched her license with a friend; speeding teenager, and th mother of a hitch-hiking boy. pm.

(CBS) THE V. S. STEEL HOUR. Th Hidden Rhrer let daring th period following World War II, story Is about aa emkltUred French Resftuaeo Sthtcr named Jean Monnert (Richard Riley) return bom to search for th scoundrel who betrayed hls cooiia. Bit younger brother (Farley Granger) tries to dlssnade him.

Joan as-comet mors determined than ertr. Brliresble performances by KUef ad Granger derate a familiar story to hetter-thaa-arerag Isrd. Brn. (ABC) WEDNESDAY NIGBT FIGHT: Isaac Logtrt (Cuba) fi. oa Jordan (Los Angles,) la lt-rsund welterweight beat.

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is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright. Navy Airman Steven Wright ata-1 FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT FOR YOUNG f. FREE Pony Rides and Merry -Go -Round for -i- -V.

-WL as" 7' tioned at the Naval Air Trail Station, Lakehurst N. J. spent weekend with his parents, Mr. an(l Mrs. Robert Wright Fire Chief, Robert Fateh attended the meeting of the Vermont Fire Fighters Assn.

In Rutland Sunday. Flans were made for tha annual convention to be held in Rutland Aug. 9 and 10. "i The Pittsford Fire Dept was called out to a fire Sunday on Mri, Whittemorea property on the Plain road. No damage was reported.

Miss Frances Churchill and Robert French of Madison, Mame, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patch and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Chup chill.

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