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THE NEWS-HERALD 7 Friday, August 20, 1971 New York Stocks REPORTED BY CO. Corner of Seneca, Center Streets Harold D. Dillaman killed in Germany Gable in "Idiot's Delight" and he should be much more Humphrey Bogart. And what about those sinister guards who are watching the comic's every mood? REPEAT (NBC) There's a lovely moment in The Odd Couple when Jack Klugman, Tony Randall and Joan Hotchkis are locked in a basement in costumes (you'll have to watch to see how that Chaparral suspense By JOAN CROSBY BEST BET No selection today. (NBC) The High Chaparral has Classic Western Plot 6-A: the Hostage Caper.

There's an attempted bank robbery, with Edmond O'Brien the leader of the gang, and hostages in the bank include Victoria Linda Cristal) and Wind Rudy Ramos) a.id a lot of people who don't like Indians or Mexicans. Jt's old Stetson. REPEAT U-U-U Union Carbide 45 United Corp 84 U.S. Steel 304 w-w-w Western Union Tel 404 Westinghouse Elect 914 Witco 26 Woolworth 484 Z-Z-Z Zenith 489i QUOTATIONS FROM BACHE AMERICAN STOCK GROVE CITY A Grove City RD man, who earned a Purple Heart in Vietnam, was one of 34 soldiers identified out of 37 killed Wednesday when a U.S. Army helicopter exploded and crashed in West Germany.

Sgt. Harold D. Dillaman, 21, of Grove City RD 1, was one of the 34 soldiers so far identified in the worst training accident involving American troops in West Germany since the end of World War II. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold D. Dillaman also of Grove City -RD 1, and the husband of the former Marty Pundsack of Lampassas, Tex. They were married June 12. The cargo helicopter, a CH-47 Chinook, was flying from Ludwigsburg near iiuugari, to a training area in upper Bavaria. The craft went down at 9:45 a.m.

EDT Wednesday between the towns of Pegnitz and Michelfeld, about 25 miles north of Nuernberg. Several soldiers apparently jumped from the falling craft, but died when they hit the ground. An Army spokesman said the soldiers were members of the 56th Artillery Brigade, which has units stationed in the Ludwigsburg area. St. Harold D.

Dillaman was born July 18, 1950, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Dillaman Sr. of Grove City RD 1.

He lived his entire life in the Grove City area. He attended Grove City area schools and later enlisted in the U.S.Army, July 28, 1967. Sgt. Dillaman served 10 and a half months in Vietnam, where he received a Purple Heart and an oak leaf cluster to the Army Commendation Medal. He married the former Marty Pundsack of Lampassas, June 12, 1971.

In addition to his parents and wife, he is survived by three sisters, Mary Ellen Covert of New Mexico, Mrs. Darlene Gruber of Grove City RD 1, Charlene Dillaman at home; and his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Edith Engle of Wayne, Ohio. Funeral arrangements are indefinite. GROVE CITY AREA EXCHANGE Asamera Oil 18 184 ConracCorp.

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432-8218 Open Daily 10 to 5 Mon.and Fri. 10 to 9 Closed Wed. at Noon 244 284 641' 424 644 41v2 304 424 35' 284 384 294 31 1474 814 67? happens), and they ask a passer-by for help, reaching him through a grating. What follows would only happen in New York City. As usual, it's a nutty show with a lot of genuine laughs.

REPEAT 10-11 (ABC) Love, American Style has the late Edward Everett Horton as a cynical justice of the peace in a Las Vegas marriage mill, and he's worth watching. Bill Dana and Ann Prentiss are his clients. Other segments feature Sandy Baron, Hope Holiday, Maggie Peterson, Jim Backus, Ken Murray and Bernie Kopell. REPEAT Ask TV Scout BACHELOR SERIES John Forsythe had a series before To Rome, With Iove, but I can't remember the name, Also, who was the girl who costarred? Katy Jurio, Cape Giradeau, Mo. The name of the series was Bachelor Father.

Noreen Corcoran played John Forsythe's niece, Kelly. WESTERN Please settle a dispute. I say that Robert Culp had a Western series long before the I Spy series, but my mother says I'm wrong. Am Carla Miami, Fla. No, you're right.

Robert Culp played Texas Ranger Hoby Gilman in the TV series Trackdown. DISGUSTED In the name of everthing decent how much longer are the going to allow General Hospital on the air. It is immoral, indecent and dirty. I don't wonder the young people are losing their sense of morality and decency. Disgusted, Norfold, Va.

The popularity of this series would indicate that many viewers disagree with you or at least enjoy such daytime fare. Anyhow, since you feel so strongly against this particular show, write to your local stations and complain to them about the Indecency. SCOUT I would like to know who played the role of Scout in the movie "To Kill a Mockingbird." Wondering, Franklin, Pa. Scout, the daughter of Gregory Peck in the 1963 movie "To Kill a Mockingbird," was played by Mary Badham. (The TV SCOUT Staff in New York and Hollywood will answer your questions in this space.

We cannot answer by mail or telephone. Send your questions to ASK TV SCOUT, in care of The News-Herald.) TV scout reports There was a party on the set of "Do Not Fold, Spindle or Mutilate," and ABC Movie of the Week production, and I don't blame the producers for having one. They had assembled a cast including four great acting ladies Helen Hayes, Myrna Loy, Sylvia Sidney and Mildred Natwick and so they were justifiably proud. Ted Post, who directed the film, said the four wounderful veteran actresses worked well together. "I felt," he said, "like a dinghy among battleships." Myrna Loy, who has always been a woman with public spirit, said she still loves New York and lives there.

And She's currently devoting most of her energies to a committee on discrimination in housing. She said the reason most cities are declining is because the suburbs won't accept blacks and other minorities, thus forcing them to stay in the overcrowded cities. Sylvia Sidney is an Easterner, loo, although her home is in Roxbury, not New York. Her big interest these days is needlework. She's written a book on the subject and has put together needlework kits, which she sells.

(CBS) It's heart surgery time on The Interns. The operatee is none other than Dr. Goldstone (Broderick Crawford), who has a serious heart condition. The story concerns that plus the fact that the arm-in-arm regulars resent the presence of Lew Ayres, who plays the man who takes over for Goldstone. David Sachs, who gave up his own surgical practise for acting, plays Dr.

Keller. REPEAT (ABC) Any family which has a son who can't afford a car, but insists on keeping the wreck he owns, will identify with The Partridge Family. Keith (David Cassidy) is constantly broke, trying to keep the old heap repaired and unable to borrow money from his family. That is, until smart Danny Bonaduce takes over his finances. Wait until you see Keith take his girl on a "budget date." It's a funny scene.

REPEAT (CBS) Headmaster has one of its early, i.e. "relevant," scripts in which Television FRANKLIN COAXIAL CABLE KEY Ch 2-KDKA Pittsburgh 2. Ch 3-W1IC Pittsburgh 11. Ch 4-WYTV Youngstown 33. Ch 5-WKBN Youngstown 27.

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Ch 12-WICU Erie 12. Ch 13-WQED Pittsburgh IX Friday 6 P. M. 2-3-4-1 1-21-27-33-35-54 Ne ws Sports, Weather 13 Life Style P. M.

2- 4-12-27-35-53-News, Sports Weather 3- 54 It's All Around Me 13 Misteroger's Neighborhood 24 Alfred Hitchcock 33 -Lost in Space 53 Daniel Boone 7 P. M. Ml-12-33-53-News, Sports, Weather Misteroger's Neighborhood 1 Dick Van Dyke 1,1 Newsroom 21 Get Smart zl -Truth or Consequences 35-Gilligan's Island 53 Star Trek 7:30 P. M. 2 Baseball Pre-Game Show 354TV Garden Club 4-24-33-The Brady Bunch 11-12-21-High Chaparral 27-35-The Interns 8 P.M.

2 Pittsburgh at Cincinatti 3- 64-Thirty Minutes Nanny and the Profes sor 13 David Susskind 53 Felony Squad 8:30 P. M. 3- 54 Artists In America 4- 24-33 The Partridge Family 11-12-21 Pro Football, Cleve land Browns vs. Dallas Cow boys 27-35 Headmaster 53 Movie, "Under Capricorn" P. M.

3- 54 Evening at Pops 4- 2443-That Girl 27 "Long Day's Journey into Night, Katharine Hepburn 1:81 P. M. 4-24-33-Odd Couple II P. II. 3-54 Washington Week in Re Andy Griffith is concerned with a pretty smart student who still isn't as smart as his brother who proceeded in the school.

The boy cracks and the word suicide crops us. REPEAT 9-11 (CBS) The Friday Night Movies repeats "The Wrong Box," which was telecast originally only two months ago. It's one of those films regarded as a classic by those who have seen it but their number is not too great. It's a Brian Forbes production with Michael Crane, John Mills, Ralph Richardson, Peter Sellers, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore (the latter two from "Beyond the and charming Nanette Newman (Mrs. Forbes in real life.) It's a wry, witty farce with a cast of impeccable actors.

A 1966 production. REPEAT (ABC) Bob Dishy plays a Russian comic who decides to defect on That Girl. But something about his attitude bothers Mario Thomas. She feels he's playing programs I The Sound of Progress 13 Newsroom 53 One Step Beyond 11:30 P. M.

-Movie, "The Two Mrs. Car-rolls," Humphrey Bogart and "Carry On Venus," Juliet Mills 4-Movie, "That Lady," Olivia de llavilland 1-12-21 Johnny Canon 24 Movie, "Bachelor the Bobby Soxer," Gary Grant 27-Movie, "Portrait in Black." Lana Turner 33 Movie, "Lady from Louisi ana, John Wayne -Merv Griffen 53 "Fire Against the Guy Madison, Kim Novak Saturday 18 NOON Job Call 4 Women's Championship Bowling 11-12-21 Hot Dog 21-33 Motor Mouse 27-35 Scooby Doo, Where Are You 5.1 Larry Kane Show 12:30 P. M. 2-Togolher 1M2-21-Jamb3 Boys te7-35-The Monkees 1 P. M.

fe-27-35 Dastardly and Muttley 11-12-21 Pink Panther 24-33 American Bandstand 53-Roller Game of the Week 1:30 P.M. 2-27-35 The Jetsons I American Bandstand II- 12 H. R. Pufnstuf I P. M.

2 Baseball. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 11-12-21 Major League Base ball Chef 24-Movie-TBA 27 Movie, "Deported," Jeff Chandler. Marta Toren. "Once More, My Darling." Robert Montgomery 33 Dennis the Menace 35 Sa'urc'ay Ma'ine? 8:30 P. M.

4 Call of the West 13 Masterpiece Theatre 33 Big Picture 53-Movie, TBA 8 P. M. 4 Community Outreach 33 David and Goliath 3:30 P. M. 4 Movie, "Thre Guys Named Mike, Van Johnson, Jane Wyman 13 Black Horizons 33 Movie, TBA 4 P.

M. 3 Making Things Grew 11 Danny Thomas Show 13-Boboquivari U-I Spy 24-Sports Review 53-Movie, TBA 4:30 P. M. 3-54 Perspective on Violence 13 Evening at Pops 24 Big Picture 5 P. M.

2- "Try Vanishing Frontier." Johys' Mack Brown 4-24-33-Wide World of Sports 11-12-21 Roller Derby 54 World We Live In P. M. 3- 54 Artists in America 13-Life Style 27-Together Miss Belle McNeish Valenty and Margaret Gutkowski. She was married to John Gursky Sept. 12, 1911.

She was a member of the Church of the Beloved Disciple and the Rosary Confraternity of that church. She was a former member of the Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion Post 220. Surviving are her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Merle (Jeanne) Smyczynski, Youngstown, Ohio; two sons, John Gursky Grove City, and Zygmunt J. Gursky, Dunedin, two sisters, Mrs.

Marie Waieliwaka and Mrs. Kazmiera Stasia, and a brother Joseph Gutkowski, all of Poland. Eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Mass of the Resurrection will be sung at 10 a.m. Monday at the Church of the Beloved Disciple with the Rev.

Ernest J. Daley, celebrant. Burial will be in Crestview Memorial Park. The family will receive friends at the Cunningham Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday. The parish rosary will be recited at the funeral home at 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Carl L. Cookson GROVE CITY Carl L.

Cookson, 60, 700 Lincoln died Wednesday evening in the Civic Hospital, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, following a short illness. Born in Pine Township Sept. 16, 1910, he was a son of William and Charlotte Davis Cookson. He was married to Virginia McCormick and was a lifetime resident of Grove City. He was employed as a supervisor of Quality Control at the Cooper-Bessemer Company in Grove City.

He was a member of the East Grove United Presbyterian Church and the Grove City Optimist Club. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Lynne) Jackson, Warren, and Miss Carta Cookson at home; two sisters, Mrs. Stuart (Edna) Sinclair, Foley and Mrs. Earl (Dorothy) Nutt, Grove City and one grandchild.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the John C. Dorr Funeral Home in charge of the Rev. William C. Sandoy.

Burial will be in Crestview Memorial Park. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Saturday afternoon and evening. Jeffrey Lee Shaw GROVE CITY Graveside committal services were conducted at 10 a.m. Friday by the Rev. David Dandoy, pastor of the East Main United Presbyterian Church for Jeffrey Lee Shaw, stillborn son of Arthur L.

and Joan Lillian Krider Shaw, Grove City RD 4. The child was born at Bashline Memorial Hospital at 10 a.m. Thursday. Surviving are his parents, a sister, Cathie Ann; a brother, John Arthur Shaw, both at home; grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Shaw, Grove City RD 4 and Mr. and Mrs. John Krider, great-grandmothers Mrs. Hobart Harbaugh, Grove City and Mrs. Ivi Cokeane, Erie.

Telephone Grove City 458-787!) Grove City hospital Admitted Stephen F. Hatch, 6049 Red Arrow Highway, Stevensville, Mich. Arthur Gill, Mercer RD 7 Mrs. Eudora VanDyke, Harrisville RD 1 Clarence L. Martin, 632 Miller Ave.

Discharged Peter Williamson, Grove City RD 2 Mrs. Irene O. Weeks, Slippery Rock RD 4 Wayne H. Bartley, Slippery Rock RD 3 Clarence C. Buchanan, Mercer RD 6 Mrs.

Arthur Barnes and daughter, Volant RD 1 Dennis G. Brown, 446 Liberty St. James L. Barney, Stoneboro Births A daughter was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs.

James Pannell, 661 S. Main Slippery Rock. Emergency Mark A. Allison, 13, son of the Rev. and Mrs.

Melvin Allison, 440 Memorial was admitted for observation after being rescued from the swimming pool at Memorial Park. His condition is listed as good. Auxiliary plans sale HARRISVILLE Harrisville Firemens Auxiliary has completed plans for a rummage sale to be held in the Fireball, Sept. 10th starting at 10 a.m. Members are asked to contribute articles for the sale and they can be left at the home of Mrs.

Earl Grossman. Anyone wishing to donate, unable to bring it call, Mrs. George Taylor 735-2805, or Mrs. Gary Heeter, 735-2934, or Mrs. James Winder, 735-2763 and they will arrange to have it picked up.

Proceeds of the sale will go toward the work of the Auxiliary. Wedding set for Saturday GROVE CITY-Miss Linda Lou Christie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Christie, Grove City RD 3, and Stephen R.

Brown will be married at an open Church ceremony at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in the East Main United Presbyterian Church. An open reception will follow. All relatives and friends are invited.

BPW to meet GROVE CITY The Grove City Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at 6:15 p.m. Monday at the Penn Grove Hotel for a buffet dinner and meeting. Reservations are to be made to either Miss Joan Stuck, 458-6234 or Miss Catherine McKay, 458-8197 by August 27. Arrested for drinking GROVE CITY Police arrested Kenneth Raymond l-ong, 19, Harrisville, on a charge for drinking under age Wednesday night. Taken before Magistrate Donald Buckel of Mercer, the youth pled guilty to the charge and paid a $50 fine and $11 costs.

Mrs. Blanche Gursky GROVE CITY Mrs. Blanche Gursky, 82, 315 E. Pine died at her home at noon Thursday following a lingering illness. She had resided in Grove City for the past 48 years.

Born in Poland, she was a daughter of Sunday service to feature Dr. MacKenzie GROVE CITY The Rev. Dr. Charles S. MacKenzie, who will become president of Grove City College Sept.

1, will be guest minister at Tower United Presbyterian Church August 22. His sermon is entitled "The Greatness of America." Dr. MacKenzie is a widely-known Presbyterian clergyman and educator. A native of Quincy, Mass. formerly pastor of New York City's historic Broadway Presbyterian Church, Dr.

MacKenzie has just completed a pastorate in the First Presbyterian Church of San Mateo, Calif. In addition to his many activities in social and youth work he was a chaplain in the United States Air Force and is a frequent contributor to Journals of Theology and Contemporary Thought and a member of the editorial review board of the Presbyterian Layman. Mrs. Marian Sautter, church organist, will return to the organ console on Sunday. She will accompany the soloist, Mrs.

Iew Matthews. Bashline hospital Admitted Mrs. Helen Urey, Mercer RD 6 Mrs. Joan Shaw, Grove City RD 4 William Williams, 1001 Spruce Cheswick Paul Cooper, Sharon RD 2 Miss Mary Cioppa, 3094 Pearl New Castle "Mrs. Sylvia Baker, Harrisville RD 1 Mrs.

Agnes Koffler, Slippery Rock RD 4 Miss Janet Sedwick, Emlenton RD 2 Mrs. Mary Leas, Slippery Rock RD 4 Clair S. Armstrong, 319 E. Pine St. Mrs.

Nancy E. Drennen, 515 S. Center St. Walter J. DeCorte, Petrolia RD 1 Discharged Miss Ruth Bell, Harrisville RD 1 Mrs.

Verda Brothers, Kennerdell RD 1 Leslie Craig, Harrisville Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald, Forestville Mrs. Betty Krepinevich, Butler Mrs. Betty Lynn, 603 Superior St. Vincent Panei, Butler Mrs.

Dixie Rockburn, Harrisville RD 2 Mrs. Martha Stevens, Chicora RD 3 Births A daughter was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drennen, 515 S. Center St.

A son was bom Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. George J. Urey, Mercer RD 6. OVER THE COUNTER INVESTMENTS TRUSTS From BACHE COMPANY BID ASK Aloha Airlines .70 .80 Kalvar 234 244 Affiliated Fund 7.84 7.25 BayrockFund 8.49 9.28 Boston Fund 8.14 8.90 Dividend Shares 3.71 4.07 Fidelity Trend Fund 24.50 26.78 Manhattan Fund 5.26 5.75 Putnam Growth Fund 10.72 11.72 Wellington Fund 11.54 12.51 WindsoFund 9.75 10.66 Pennzoil off fraction NEW YORK (UPI)-Stock prices were mixed in moderate trading at the opening today on the New York Stock Exchange.

Shortly after the opening the Dow Jones industrial average had moved up 0.51 to 881.28, with 494 issues on the tape. Of these, decines topped advances, 178 to 160. In the steels, Bethlehem slipped 4 to 24 while Armco gained the same amount to 174. U.S. Steel was unchanged at 304.

Du Pont was a fractional gainer in the chemicals, adding 4 to 1474. Eastman Kodak slipped 4 to 814. Allied Chemical was unchanged at 314. Superior Oil, which dropped 4 points Thursday, continued its slide, giving up 14 to 1984. Pennzoil surrendered 4 to 284, Jersey Standard 4 to 70, Atlantic Richfield 1 to 704.

Airlines were firm. United at 374 and American at 344 each rose 4. Electronics tended lower, with Burroughs giving up 4 to 1304. Honeywell slipped 4 to 1024, Xerox 4 to 116. RCA added 4 to 354.

Ford at 674 and Chrysler at 304 were up 4. General Motors was unchanged at 834. An International Sign of Goodwill 735-2675 Harrisville Salts I view 4-24-33 Love American Style 13-Life Style 18:30 P. M. 3-54 Pennsylvania Outdoors 13 Artists In America 11 P.M.

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