Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 17

PICKLES TOP CORN, PEAS CHICAGO More pounds pickles are picked and packed in the United States than canned peaches, corn, peas, apple sauce or tomatoes. Or Calf At Dial 2J1-JJ7I Wwfeler Beverage IS7 Ma pit Strtti For A Can at Taut COLD BEER Extra For Cold lew IUY BY THE CASE Open 7 A.M. tc Midnight 4lh Avenue Cafe 4th Ave. and f. Cumberland St.

Formerly Old Gin Mill" TODAY SEAFOOD and STEAKS Of All Kinds by the pitcher Jumbo horn sandwich on hard roll Serving Lunch Daily Specials on Takeouts TUESDAY SPECIAL Boiled Chicken Pot Pie Slaw Roll and Butter $1.25 Irtakfait Served from A.M. Dinneri Served at 11 A.M. 7:30 P.M. Daily 804-806 Cumberland St. Jehovah's Witnesses Return From Convention A delegation of Jehovah' Witnesses from Lebanon County has returned from four-day "Men of Goodwill" District As sembly of Jehovah's Witnesses The convention closed Sunday at the Delaware Park Racetrack in Wilmington.

The gathering of 18,229 per sons for (he final day was reported (o be one of the largest conventions ever held i Wilmington. Delegates from 33 states, Canada -and foreign countries were in attendance. The final talk, "Saving the Human Race In the Kingdom Way," was delivered by Geonge Condilis, of the Watchtower Society. In discussing the rapid deterioration of spiritual, moral and economic values and the idea that man will sventually wipe himself off the earth, Condilis assured his audience, "There will be no exit of man from the earth." An important event during the 'our-day gathering was the mass of 297 persons in the 'winner's circle' at the Delaware Park race track. The convention was conducted with the help of more than 2,500 volunteer workers including Witnesses from this area, according to W.

Roger Hagaman, presiding minister of the Lebanon congregation. 'SONNY JAMES Sat. Aug. 22 See and hearths sensational Bonny James sing "Running and all of his top hits, Aug. 22 at Baltimore Memorial Stadium starting at 7 PM followed by another great hit, the baseball game.

All for one low admission price I Don't miss this big double feature Sonny James, champion country folk singer, tha Baltimore Orfolas, American League's champion baseball teaml MEMORIAL STADIUM RUMMAGE SALE Tues. 18th 6 PM to 9 PM St. Cyril's Church Basement 13th Lehman Sts. Sponsored iy leo. Co.

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VETERANS SEND FOR SPECIAL INFORMATION The VOICE of BROADWAY By JACK O'BRIAN Headmaster Andy Griffith Reveals Plans For New Show (Substituting for Jack O'Brian is Flip Wilson is also busy working on his new comedy-variety TV show for this fall.) By FLIP WILSON The Reverend LeRoy would like to thank Jack O'Brian. You don't know who the Reverend LeRoy is Well, that's not really surprising because he hasn't been on television before. You've perhaps heard me talk about him, but you've never seen him. Starting September you'll be seeing quite a lot of him. My daddy sn' much Andy new NBC series, "The Flip Wilson Show," will be ringing your chimes every Thursday evening on NBC tarting September 17.

Reverend LeRoy is a very hip Rev Geraldine goes to his so that'll give you an idea of the kind of Rev he is. Reverend LeRoy preaches at the of What's Happening Now on Easy Street. The Rev says profound things ike: "The road to Easy Street through the sewer." The Rev also owns the barbecue place next door, so people who come to church can order up while they're istening to him. We're building a set called Street at NBC, and the Rev's church will be a storefront the block. That will give us a chance to hold some down-home services and present some of the op singing groups around.

Ve're going to build the bar- place as well so we can have Moms Mabiey there, and an after-hours place so we can present exciting, great new tal- I'm really excited about the series, and I believe in what I'm going to do. Each week I'll give it an honest shot, and if it doesn't work, I say, O. K. we do something else next week. On the first show, we're going have that great Briton David 'rost, soul brother number one fames Brown, Sunday's Child, Muppets and Big Bird.

How's that for a line-up? Then on future shows we'il have my old buddy Arte Johnson, Raymond Burr from "Ironside," The Supremes, Marcel Marceau, Redd Foxx, The Temptations and lots of other great people. On Sesame Street The Muppets and Big Bird, as -loud, aunng i you know are on the fabulous Federal batte es ana program Sesame Street which is bombarded Ft Sumter fit wt vr A 36 Charleston Harbor. Hev and Geraldine watch it, too Well, from tirrte to time some oi the famous characters from the show will be joining us and we're really looking forward to We're hoping that the Sesame Street characters will help us reach the kids. But we want to try and reach all segments of the public. If we don't something for someone on one show, why, he can come back next week and we'll have something for him then.

Some people have asked me if hey're going to be seeing a lot of Geraldine in the new series, and the answer is not too much. plan to feature her once or twice a month, but that's all. Truth of the matter is I don't want to wear the poor girl out. She's been working very hard during the last few months, and I figure I ought to give her a bit of a rest. Added to that, I don't want to get myself trapped by a character I've created.

I do one character, and after a while, I jet no fun out of it, and maybe hen the public gets tired of it, and then where am And I would hate it if the public ever come back and blame the writers. I'm supposed to be the professional comic. I'm supposed (o know. I'm the guy out there, so if the monologue isn't working, I've got to be ready to make it work. I've been asked if I'm worried at the prospect of doing an hour- long show every week, but my feeling is that an hour doesn't seem like a long time if the chemistry is right, and I think it is.

I've studied and worked for fifteen years for this moment, and I think that now I'm qualified to do it. But I'm bringing the Rev along with me on the show as a little extra added insurance. I want the show to be a success, and I figure that a little extra praying won't hurt. And when the Reverend LeRoy prays, he prays! Today In History By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Monday, Aug. 17, the 229th day of 1970.

There are 136 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On this date in 1914, Germany declared war on Russia at the beginning of World War I. On this date: In 1648, forces under Oliver Cromwell defeated royalists at the Battle of Preston in England. In 1765, Indians under Chief Pontiac signed a peace treaty with the British at Detroit. In 1786, the hero of the Alamo, Davy Crockett, was born in Tennessee.

In 1863, during the Civil War, and ships in of Geraldine. She's a lot of help in my got tired given me career, and I'm really very fond of her. I think the most Imprtant part of the show will be the beginning. If the opening's bad, people watching are either going to turn off or tune in to another station. Everyone wants to be part of a good show, and I have to go out there and get it started.

That is my main duty. And if I go out there and die, I can't Doubl The bonus of lighter tasting air-cured hurley tobaccos in Lucky Filters. And free Bonus Gifts couponson every VOID WHERE PROHIBITEDORTAXED Enjoy this double bonus with Lucky Filters In 1915, a hurricane struck Galveston, killing 275 per sons. Ten years ago: U2 pilot Fran cis Gary Powers pleaded guilty at the opening of his trial in Moscow. Five years ago: Robert Man ry of Cleveland landed his little boat "Tinkerbelle" at Fal mouth, England, after an Allan tic crossing that took 78 days One year ago: One of the worst hurricanes on record "Camille," hit the Mississippi Gulf coast.

Routine Traffic Check Nets Fortune in Grass EVERETT, Pa. (AP) An agent of the state Narcotics Bureau says 300 pounds of suspected marijuana confiscated during a routine traffic check on the Pennsylvania Turnpike could be worth $150,000 on the street, "depending on the quality and demand at the time." State police said the 'alleged marijuana, packed in 50-pound plastic garbage bags, was found in an auto. Sunday night. Four passengers in the car were charged with violation of the state Dangerous Drug, De vice and Cosmetic Act. They Timothy M.

Ferry, 20, of Arlington, Mark Stephen Abell, 20, of Cazenovia, N.Y.; Steven M. Mullen, 21, of War- beth, Frank A.Young III, 20, of Phoenixville, Pa. The four were and taken to the Fulton County Jail in default of $5,000 bonds. State police said the suspected marijuana, which was sent to the state police crime lab, could be one of the largest hauls ever in the state. By BOB THOMAS Associated Press Writer with the be be 1 ter, HOLLYWOOD (AP) is 75 years old, and he 't watching television so any more," observes Griffith.

"He says they oughta put somethin' new on tube." Andy himself aims to oblige. When he returns to television a new series this autumn, North Carolina accent will the same, but the words will different. The show is called "Headmas- and that's what Andy plays. He runs a private school. Not in the cornpone country but right here in the San Fernando Valley, not far from Beautiful Downtown Burbank.

It won't be all fun and games at Andy's school, either. One of the scripts begins with Andy making a lecture about misuse of pills and ends with a star pupil in the hospital with an overdose. "Oh, we've got some strong stuff, all right, some real strong ituff," Andy said. "This won't be an out-and-out comedy, there'll be some hilar- ous stuff in it, too. But you just do a school show in this day and age and not take up problems.

'Yeah, I know the danger. That switchboard is going to ight up like a Christmas tree after some of our shows. I know lome of the fans of the old ihows are going to be disappointed. I just hope we can keep of them and add a lot of young crowd so we can make a go of it." Andy was taking a breather in iis trailer-dressing room at Warner Brothers, where he'll be spending six months of his year. Andy hit it off with Aaron Rubin, -who created "The Andy Griffith Show." Hitsville for eight seasons.

He quit the show to do movies for Universal. The first was "Angel in My Pocket." 'I enjoyed makin' enjoyed makin' the fire out of it," he said. "But somehow the pic ture didn't work. And if you make a noise and nobody hears it, you ain't done nothin'." He recognized that he is th kind of a person who needs keep busy. So when CBS offeree him a series pilot need signed.

Then he hookec up again with Aaron Rubin Both agreed it should be mor serious than the previous show "At first I resisted the idea a school show, because of 'Th Bill Cosby Show' and 'Room said Andy. "Then changed my mind. I'm not put tin' those shows down in an way, but I reasoned that Bill' show is Bill-right? and 'Room 222' has only one comedy char acter, the principal. So I could see room for us." Can't Identify Girl Who Gave Him Help By ELE and WALT DULANEY Dear Walt: Recently I got drunk at a party. I don't remember what happened, only something about swim- ning bare-bottom, a car going too fast and some girl telping me when I got sick.

Then today I met a girl who had been there and she kept acting as though she xpected me to say something, I think she might have been the girl who helped me iut I'm not sure. I liked her before this happened but now I don't know what she thinks of me or if she ac- ually was the girl. What do you suggest? SOBER. Dear Sober: You must have had some buddies at he party; enlist their help in recapturing what went in that night. You'll have to endure some raunchy jokes wild flights of imagination but if you keep after hem, you should be able to pin things down.

Once you've identified the girl who helped a wob- you, it would be a kind thank-you to send an ar- angement of flowers. If you wanted to see more of her, ou might write, "You've seen me at my worst. How ibout seeing me at my best: dinner next week?" And hen follow up with a phone call. I hope that fast car memory didn't involve you or mother bombed friend at the wheel. No man has the ight to steer two tons of lethal steel when his brain is befogged.

WALT. Ground Broken For 1st Jewish High School SANTA A A-, Calif was broken Sunday for what officials said will be the nation's first Jewish High school. Scheduled to open in the fall of 1971, Brandeis Academy wil DO on the grounds of the Brandeis Camp Institute here. Spokesmen said the program al ihe four-year college preparatory residential high school will je "based upon Judaism as the core of the humanities, instead of Christianity." Charge Harrisburg Man In Tavern Shooting HARRISBURG (AP) City 3olice arrested Harry James Oullen, 22, of Harrisburg Sunday on a charge of murder in connection with a tavern shooting Saturday night. Police said he was being held Dauphin County Jail without bail for a preliminary hearing Aug.

25. The victim was identified as Robert Palmer, 35, also of Har- PUSHNIK'S LOUNGE 1352 Cumberland Lebanon ALL THIS WEEK FIRE PLUS KELLEY A GO-GO 0 NL GHT GO-GO DAISY MAE WED. TIIURS. Cocktail Lounge Open Daily At 10 A.M. EVERY SUNDAY SMORGASBORD with Harry Stark en Organ RESERVATIONS 272-9080 Daily News, Lebanon, Monday, August 17, 1970 Page 17 Line- Swimming, Diving Team Perform At Harrisburg The Lebanon Kecreation Department Diving and Synchronized Swimming Team helped a Harrisburg club celebrate its tenth anniversary this weekend.

The local swimmers put on a show for the Rainbow Hills club. Featured were the department's water clowns. Divers participating were: Kim Peiffer, Sue Beard, Kim Barlet, Lori dick, Mish Bush, Sue Baron- Barondick, Jim Guare, Steve Wentzel and John Binner. The clown group consisted of Bob Boyer, Mike Wentzel, Ron Loser and Dave Young. Dick Binner served as master of ceremonies; R.

Wayne Bush is the coach. Wednesday the team will travel to Hershey's Cocoa Avenue Plaza Swim Club to compete in a meet that was rained out at Coleman Park last Wednesday. Dear Ele and Walt: I have ust found a girl who is one of he nicest, happiest and best- ooking girls I ever known. verything seems perfect ex- ept for one thing; she is of nother faith. We don't have even the lightest thoughts of marriage, seems to be the main roblem in interfaith dating.

Yet don't feel right when we date. iould you clear this up for me nd for others with this prob- E. P. Janis Paige Sfars In Gypsy At Hershey Hard times, vaudeville houses, fleabag hotels and the birth of a star 'briefly outline the setting of one of the most famous of all- time Broadway musicals, GYPSY, appearing at the fershey Community Theatre, ugust 17 thru 22. Poor Rose Louise h.ad to wear Dear E.P.: You're going knickers and pretend to be a gainst a no-no that's been en- raved on your mind since hildhood.

Parents and relatives tart very early pounding home he message that Catholics hould not date Protestants and hat Jews should date neither. The fact that you're not mar- iage-minded at this point is not enough to relieve you. You know full well that a casual riendship, especially when the girl is so extraordinary, can well turn into Romeo and Juliet before you know it. Hence your discomfort. What's the case against inter 'aith marriage? Essentially it's 1.

Your relatives wil hassle your new household; 2 you'll be divided instead inited when you worship; 3 there'll be conflicts over how you raise the children. How about sitting down and talkin frankly with your special gir about these problems? ELE AND WALT. Dear Ele and Walt: Ho many pieces of cake is it a right to have if there's more le over than anyone can eat? ARNOLD. Dear Arnold: Eat until you'r content, not until you'r stuffed. Don't let yourself be come publicized as the neigh borhood hog.

In our book tha would put. a maximum on three good-size slices of cake. ELE AND WALT. Being a teen can involve some real problems, with dating, studying, and just general growing up making demands on you. Ele and Walt Dulaney's Timetable Newsletter can help you plan ahead and give you the edge on growing pains.

For a copy, send a dime and a stamped, self-addressed envelope Teenage Date-Line, in care of the Lebanon Dally News. oy while "Dainty June" got all he raves; that is up until the me when radio was replacing audeville and bookings were ailing off. A (booking offer that urned out to be a burlesque ouse in Kansas City gave birth a new star, ft new act and a ew-found pastime for many entlemen of the late depression ears ogling "poor Rose sans knickers, lady- glowing and languishing as typsy Rose Lee. Janis Paige holds the starring ole in this fantastic production, while Jack Haskell manages the roupe as "Herble" in his itarring role. Broadway producer David Merrick set ipre-Broadway tryouts for GYPSY with a ingagement in Philadelphia on April 13, 1959.

The news from Philadelphia was a smashing hit bound for Broadway. The show opened in New York and ran. for a record twenty-two months before taking to the road. Fifteen months later, the road company was still bringing rave reviews. A film version followed the success of GYPSY on the stage, but nothing quite compared with the reality ol 'trodding the IN WILD PLACES NOME More than nine- enths of the glacier area in the United States outside Alaska is national parks, wilder- icss, primitive areas, or in ireas under consideration for nclusion in the National Wilderness Preservation iystem.

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Activities for the coming year were also discussed. The chairman of the freshman end-off committee is Dr. Caroll Deitzler. Other members of board are also members of )e committee. Those attending the meeting the home of Ronald Drum, 16 Larkspur Lane, were: Mrs.

George Wise, David ong, Dr. and Mrs. Carroll leitzler, Mr. and Mrs. Drum, nd Mrs.

Clyde Barr. Getting Straight lays it on die line. MGM A MARTIN POU PRODUCTION METROCOLOR MGM WYIJES STRICT NMENTAL GUIOAKCI. Matinee Evenings 7:00 9:05 "WE HAWJUIHKS UmtBd Artists I I ASTOR I Angstodr and Wolfe ANNV1LLE PH. S67-1861 I NOW! SHE CAME TO SIT WITH AND WENT AWAY WITH DADDYI ucmc WTDnunoMN.

ncrum WEEKEND i BABYSITTER COLOR by DELUXE WHAT GAMES Old MOMMV PLAY WHILE PAQQV.WfVS AWAY? I PLUS ADULTS ONLY Thursday Jl.OO Per Carload GARY LOCKWOOO ELKE SOMMER In "They Came Ta Rob Las Vegas" PLUS TONY CURTIS MONICA VITTI In "On My Way To The Crusades I Mer A Girl Who FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "Kelly's Heroes" "Captain Nemo" uroodrtock him by michael wad leigh produced try bob mcrurice a production technicolor 8 from worner bros. PHI NOW PLAYING -WINS Kadio ONE SHOWING ONLY AT 7:45 P.M. SOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7 P.M.