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PAGE 11 east LIVERPOOL REVIEW. EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO MONDAY, JANUARY 8,1962 Television Programs Channels: Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh: Qeveland: WJAC, Johnstown: WTRF, fHieeling: Steubenville: WTIC, Pittsburgh, inaccuracies if any, are due to changes not reported by stations. MONDAY NIGHT 6:00 8. 7 Movie 4 6 Rlverboat Sports Page 9.

11 Mr. Ed 4 Evening Report News Tonight 6:30 3 Huck. Hound 4 Highway Patrol 6 Dot Puldheim Bold Journey 7 Popeye 9 Sports 11 News; Sportji 6:45 ft. 9,11 7:00 4, 7 5 Schoo-ls; Know ft Expedition 9 Father-Bride 11 Tell the Truth 7:15 2, 7 News 7:30 3 Death Valley 4.5 Cheyenne 6 Real McCoys 7 Top Cat 9 Tell the Truth 11 Adventures 6: (HI 2, 9 Pete Gladys 6 Nat. Velvet 7 Blue Angels 8:30 2 Main St.

4. 5 Rifleman 6. 7, II Right Price 9 My Three Sons 9:00 2, 9 Danny Thomas 4. 5 Surfside 6 6, 7, II 8.5th Precinct 9:30 2. 9 Andy Griffith 10:00 2.

9 Hennesey 4. 5 Ben Casey 6. 7. 11 Thriller 10:30 2. 9 Got A Secret 11:00 2 News.

PM East 4, 9 News: Movie 5, 7 11 News Paar ft News: Sports 11:30 ft Jack Paar TIESDAY DAYLIGHT 7:00 3 Daybreak ft, 7. 11 Today 9 Classroom 9:00 8 EunsvUle 4, 6, 7 Romper Rm. 5 Telecourse 9 Cartoons 11 Kay Calls 2 Man At Large 4 Rickl Copper ft Romper Room 9 For A Song 10:00 2, 9 Calendar 4 Jean Connelly ft Paige Palmer ft. 7, 11 Say When 10:30 2, 9 I Love Lucy 4 Movie ft. 7.

11 Play Hunch 11:00 2. 9 Video Vtllags 5 Texan 7. 11 Right 11:30 2 Love of Life 5 For A Song 9 Surprise, News 12:00 2 Noon Newt 4 News; Rickl 5 Noon Show 6. 11 1st Impression 7 News; Sports 9 Love of Life 12:30 3 Search; Ught 4 Make A Face 6, 7. 11 Truth or Else 9 tel- All 1:00 2, 6 Movie 4 Court; News 5 1 Club 7 Side 11 Ones Luncheon 1:30 4 Camouflage 7 Susie 9 As World Turns 2:00 2, 6 Movie; News 4 Jane Wyman 7, 11 Jan Murray 9 Password 2:30 2, 9 House Party 4.

5 Seven Keys 6. 7. 11 Loretta Yotmg 3:00 2. 9 Millionaire 4, 5 Queen 8, 7. 11 Dr Malone 3:30 2.

9 Verdict; Ns. 4, 5 Trust Who 6, 7, 11 Daughters 4:00 2, 9 Day; Storm 4. 5 U.S Bandstand 6. 7. 11 Daddy 4:30 2 Funsvtlle 4 Popeye Knlsh 6.

7, 11 Hollywood 9 Edge of Night 5:00 2, 7, 9 Movie 4 Adventure 5 Clubhouse 8 Adventurama 11 Popeve Club 5:30 5 Cimarron City 6 Quick Draw Radio Programs worn 1490 American (FM 104.3) KDK.4 1020 Independent (FM 92.9) WKBN 570 Columbia (FM 98.9) WJAS 1320 National (FM 99.7) MONDAY MGHT News Recruiting Drier; Sports Sports; Music 7:00 News 7:1.5 Public Set. 7:30 Reverie 7:45 Reverie; Ns. 8:00 Reverie 8:15 Reverie 8:30 Weather 8:45 Reverie; Ns. 9:00 Reverie 9:15 Reverie 9:30 Weather 9:45 Reverie; Ns. 10:00 Reverie 10:15 Reverie 10:30 Weather 10:45 Reverie; Ns.

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toll was far above the New find one project Bringing Up A FamUy By GARRY C. MEYERS Children Shtmld Complete Projects such on character development. WTien progressive education was at its height, many of its leader.s put great emphasis on urging children to explore new interests, they Snow Heads Into Canada rivers over their banks In western Washington State. Heavy, wet snow fell over northeastern Washington, causing some damage to property and utility lines. Between 2 and 6 inches of new By The Associated Press The center of the first major storm of the new year moved out of Montana, of the United States and into Can- The poor results are showing igda today, leaving in its wake Colorado, but tem- up in incomplete schoolwork, un-i great mass of that cau.sed ranged mostly in the or hobby interesting.

they another. How many new things a youngster started, rather than how many he Dr. Garry Meyers weekend toll of 11 which covered a period 24- hours longer. 'Tile fatality count started slow -1 were stimulat- ly. Only one death was reported to a during the Ia.st six hours of Friday.

Then it shot up Saturday. A car carrying six Michigan men, all of whom were deaf, went out of control on the icy Toledo- Detroit Expressway, skidded across a 20-foot median strip and slammed into a tractor trailer truck. Four of the men died. By the time Saturday came to a close 10 persons tiad perished in auto mishaps. The only accidental death other than in traffic occurred Sunday when a 5-week-old Cincinnati boy apparently suffocated after he buried his head in a plastic bag used to protect his mattress.

The fatalities: Friday night Halman Hegyi. 83, Cleveland, when he was hit by a car at a Cleveland intersection, Saturday Joseph Doughty, 40, Binghamton, N.Y., when the car in which he was riding struck the rear of a milk truck in Akron. Larry W. Seins, 18, Cambridge, in an auto collision on Ohio 209 south of Cambridge. George J.

Reshetylo, 23, Lima, in a head-on auto collision in Lima. Mrs. Thelma Caldwell Crawmer, about 22, Newark, in an auto collision on Ohio 79, a mile west of Buckeye Lake. Marvin Pierce, 26, Madison Heights, Valerio L. DiFal- co, 32, Detroit; Carroll C.

Wood, 20, Detroit, and William W. Knight III. 28, Warren, when their car skidded out of control on the Toledo Detroit Expressway and slammed into a tractor trailer truck. Connie 14, Cincinnati, of injuries suffered in an automobile accident in Cincinnati. Mrs, Sarah Stalnaker.

79, Akron, hit by a car as she was crossing an Akron street. Waymond Keith Clayton, 3, Columbus, in a hit-skip accident in Columbus. Sunday Gerald M. Smith, 46, Waynesfield, died of injuries suffered in Lima accident Saturday in which George J. Reshetylo was killed.

Myron A. Murphy, 30, Senecaville, when his car went off Ohio 313 and turned over west of Senecaville. Robert D. Bell. 22.

Cleveland, when his car left Ohio 4.3 in Solon and crashed into a culvert. Lawrence 8, Sandusky, when the car his father was driving hit a utility pole at a Sandusky intersection. Anthony McMullen, 5 weeks, Cincinnati, apparently suffocated when he buried his head in a plastic bag used to protwit his mattress. Mrs. Haze! Abrams, 53, Norwood, whCTi she was struck by a car while eroding a street in that Recall MololOV Cincinnati i.

Raymond E. Todd, To Aloni Councll Posl finished work to earn Scout many deaths and widespread de badges, unfinished jobs arouml the struction. home, she says, Temperatures moderated from CKten in this column I have dis- the sub-zero and zero readings cussed the type of child who nevpr early in the weekend to the teens finishes his regular written work and 20s. In Minnesota tempera- in school or his home assignment still hovered around zero in unless the teacher or parent a new snowfall. Science Grant Given For Summer Institute CLEVELAND (AP)-A $130.000 grant for a summer institute in science and mathematics for high school teachers has been awarded to Western Reserve University by the National Science Foundation.

The university said today the institute, June 18-Aug. 31, will cover such subjects as biology-, chemistry, geography, geology 20s. Snowslides caused some trouble in the Colorado mountains and in Utah. Icy roads remained a problem 'and mathematics. in Indiana, Illinois and Iowa.

The; -----------three states lay in the path of a weekend storm that dumped up fl Bottling Plant Burns keeps after him. of the dead attributed weather, Wisconsin had 15 of I H.WE SUGGESTED that this 12 died because of over- child may be helped to finish! exertion. New England had six nni.shed, was the chief criterion, i While very few would now advo-i, ores regu- enviable contrast to the win- cate such a goal, in actual prac- promptly and most of the country was (ice all too many children strive em a andard as; heat wave. high as he IS reasonably able swarmed to resorts land beaches as temperatures WTiether it is washing dishes, soared. In the South Bay area of; raking leaves, or tidying up his to 14 inches of snow.

Some sec- to the tions had drifts up to three feet. to win Scout badges and the like, even citations at school. They begin many home projedls they never finish, or report chores they have done at home which they did only irregularly or under parental pressures. Usually parents are glad to have their children win the badge or get the citation, regardless of how rarely they earned them. OFTEN THE SCOUT official is satisfied when the youngster reports the project he has begun without receiving objective evidence of its completion.

Even the school may require no more evidence before awarding a citation. Anybody knows how easy it is for any child, in these ways, to win awarfs for what he has not really achieved, and thus be tempted to deceive and to shirk responsibility. From Ohio, a mother expresses concern about children who start so many projects they complete and about the ill effect of I of this newspaper. In the east, tomado-like winds, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-A fire which apparently started from an electric heater in an office caused heavy rain and sleet caused wide an estimated $30,000 damage to damage and several deaths. Pow-1 the Canada Dry Bottling Co.

here er failures and telephone service, Sunday night. One fireman was cuts were reported in several injured slightly while fighting the areas in New York State. i blaze. own room, he should be held to doing it well and completely. In such matters most parents are far too lenient.

Think of all the children who, with great enthusiasm, begin on some hobby, or some farm, garden or livestock project, only to neglect or wholly abandon it after a few days or weeks. Before your child begins such an activity, make clear to him it is not just for a little while. Fine, of course, to stimulate his early interest, even to give him some help as he needs it. But there may come a time when you; should require him to pursue it! faithfully to fruition or for a reasonable period, at least. I My bulletin "Educating Your Child in may be had by sending a self addressed, stamped envelope to me in care Los Angeles, 15 swimmers were rescued by lifeguards.

The unofficial reading Sunday at Palm Springs and Oasis was 93. In the San Fernando Valley it was 96. Los Angeles had a record 86 warmest Jan. 7 in years. Warm weather and rain sent Special Tools Meet Demands Of Space Flight Zero-Gravity Ala.

(AP) A space mechanic working in zero- gravity could turn a flip simply by twisting a screwdriver. A monkey wrench could throw him for a loop. Weightlessness in space requires special tools that are being developed at the Marshall Space Flight Center. To keep a space mechanic from having to handle ordinary tools, the space agency is experimenting with neW push-button and quick squeeze hand tools. In an orbital launching opera-' tion, separate stages of a manned space vehicle would be assembled and possibly fueled W'hile in a 300-mile-high orbit.

All of this would take place on the second leg of a round-trip flight to the moon. Space mechanics may have to: conned these rocket stages. In simulated space tests, engineer wearing a pressurized space suit and standing on a fric-i tionless platform riding on pressure, carries out maintenance' jobs that a space mechanic might encounter. Standing on the platform, a space mechanic tests the newly i developed antitorque tools that; space mechanics of the future may use. One is a screwdriver that can be turned by squeezing rather than by twisting.

Another is a combination of pliers and wrench, also operated by squeezing. A third tool, called a is a wrench operated by a trigger. The Gallant Gift Will Charm Her For centuries flowers have conveyed traditional courtly sentiments to the lady who receives them. FU 5-5714 SHOP EARLY or LATE Open 8 to 8 OPEN DAILY 8: A. M.

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M. Complete Line of Winter Weather Needs SNOW SHOVELS OALOIUM CHLORIDE ROCK SALT RUBBER DOOR MATS 79 COCOA DOOR MAT I The POTTERS LUMBER Co. ST. CUIR PLAZA 5-3000 when he apparently walked into the path of an oncoming car near Canton. Cubans Gel Warning On Work Absenteeism KEY WEST, Fla economic chief Ernesto Guevara says job must be wiped out and pnxiuction increased in every industry.

Guevara warned workers they will have to have an air-tight ex nise to stay away from their jobs MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet Foreign Office said today V. M. Molotov, former foreign minister, has returned to his post with the International Atomic Commission in Vienna despite his condemnation by the last Communist party congress. The old-time Stalinist was recalled from his post in Vienna last November and there was widespread belief that he was headed for oblivion. In Vienna, a Soviet Embassy spokesman denied any knowledge of the report that Molotov was His speech, broadcast from Havana, was monitored at Key West ireturning to his former post.

TONIGHT Bodie leads revolt against rannical baruiit in Mexico. a ty- dan- board of elections. Cickelli. 51, is county Democra- 7:30, mIC, Troyjfic chairman ami chairman trf the election board. He was one of seven persons indicted by a grand jury which investigated last September after two leases (rf tite sewage project were hit by unexplained work Three former dty councilmen indicted in that pleaded guilty to bribery and are serving terms in Ohio Penitentiary.

Cickelli would be ousted from his political positions if he were convicted. The executive committee vote refuses to use the Tiki in a gerwis movie sequence. 8:30, Main The wife of a newspaper editor writes a cocking column for a rival newspaper. 8:30. WJAC, UTRF, WIIC, Pnce Is Right; A penny arcade is a bonus tonight.

9, HTAE. WEWS, Suriside 6: Gamblers try to convince a fo6t- ball player that his police brother accepts graft. 9:30, KDK4, Andy Grif- ifk. secret Trumbull County commissioner, who sought to delay action on the matter until after trial. fith: Opie joins a and becomes "Keeper of the 10, WTAE, WEWS, Ben Casey: Dr.

Casey seeks rdiabilitation for an alcoholic patient. 10, WJAC, WTRF, WIIC, Thriller: Several murders occur shortly after a wax museum opens. Columbus Area Dark COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) A large area of the North Side was blacked out for a short time Sunday night after a car knocked down a utility pole. Three youths in the car were injured slightly. Toledo Father Killed ADRIAN.

Mich. (AP) A Toledo man accompanying his son back to college was killed Sunday in a two-car collision on an icy highway east of here. The victim was George R. Thompson, 53, general superintendent of Standard Oil refinery in Toledo. Thompson was in a car driven by his son, Frank.

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