Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 4

Geo. Peabody TV Awards Given Today NEW YORK (API The American Broadcasting production of Truman Capote's story, "A Christmas 1 was honored today with a George Foster Peabody Award' as one of the "very finest TVj hours of 1966" in the entertain- i ment field. Cited in the field of broadcast news were Harry Reasoner of the Columbia Broadcasting System, honored for his television essays, and Edwin Newman of the National Broadcasting who received the Radio News Award for his commentaries. The 27th annual awards were presented by Dean John E. Drewry of the University of Georgia's Henry W.

Grady School of Journalism at a luncheon of the broadcast pioneers. The school, along with the Peabody board, administers the awards. The awards in the field of television education were shared by the "National Geographic Specials" on CBS and "American White Paper. Organized Crime in the United States" on NBC. Cites Educational TV The Peabody board also made a special award to the National Educational Television network and its producing stations "for swimming valiantly against the current which seems to be sweeping TV toward mediocrity." Tom John, art director and set designer for the highly acclaimed CBS production of Arthur Miller's "Death of a also was honored with a special award for his work on that show and two others the Barbra Streisand special, "Color Me and "The Strol- lin' SF Woman Stages 'Tea Party 1 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Dorothy Shinder, protesting taxation, staged the Great San Francisco Tea Party Wednesday, using empty boxes marked "tea." Miss Shfnder, a spinster who contends unmarried persons should not be taxed more than married ones, disguised herself as an Indian (b'ke her Boston predecessors), boarded a boat, and said to about a dozen like, minded spinsters: "When I give the signal, you dump the boxes in the bay.

But wait until the camera gets you." She meant the television and news cameras, for which the whole thing was performed. Just then a booming voice from the pier at Fisherman's Wharf asked, "What to the hell do you think you're doing?" The voice came from a port official who advised Miss Shinder there was a $500 fine for dumping refuse in San Francisco Bay. Fishermen answered her appeal and fished the bobbing boxes from the water. The Coast Guard boarded her boat for a "routine check" and cited its master for failing to have a bell aboard and failing to have a certificate of numbers, the sea-going equivalent of driving without a license. President Readying Orders Concerning Draft, Students WASHINGTON (AP) President Johnson is readying an order to cut down the chance ol students avoiding military serv ice by staying in college gradu ate schools, says Selective Serv ice Director Lewis B.

Hershey. The 73-year-old lieutenant general told the Senate Armed Services Committee Wednesday the order should end complaints about "pyramiding deferments" into permanent exemption. Hershey, who has been running Selective Service since before World War II, asked for extension of the draft law with few changes. Key features of the law expire June 30. TV Antennas Way Become Obsolete WASHINGTON (AP) The clutter of television antennas on he nation's rooftops may one day be eliminated by a tiny microcircuit device now being developed under Air Force con- ract.

Actually, the Air Force THE SYMBOL OF QUALITY RENT AN ECONO-VAN for ThoM Special Hauling MYERS U-DRIVE, INC. 11 lot! Stratt 232-6167 A SIX-CYLINDER ENGINE, rear axle assembly and transmission assembly were presented by Ford Motor Co. to the mechanical department of Freeport High School for training purposes. Shown with the engine Wednesday morning in an auto mechanics class arc Jack yers and Fred Armagost of Myers Ford Sales Paul Buwalda of the Ford Motor Co. Davenport.

Iowa, district office, Doctor Evans, FHS administrative assistant, and Allan Walter, FHS power mechanics instructor. couldn't care less about eliminating TV antennas. What it thinks it has found is a small but reliable antenna system for military uses. But inventions for the military often end up making an even bigger splash in the civilian market place. The Air Force said Wednesday the SIA Subminiature Integrated Antenna concept "was considered impossible by most' antenna authorities three years ago." But a scientist in Munich, Germany, Dr.

Hans H. Meinke, has proved its feasibility, the statement said. Meinke has ben working under contract for the Avionics Laboratory of the Air Force Systems Command at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Edwin M. Turner, a scientist at the laboratory, held out the promise of a nation of uncluttered rooftops.

DRINK MORE MILK Churches Watgen To Be Honored By Parish In Shannon I Freeport (III.) Journal-Standard Pg. 4 April 20, 1967 SHANNON St. Wendelin's Catholic Church will honor its former pastor. Rev. Peter Watgen, at a 1 p.m.

dinner on Sunday, April 30, in the parish hall. Reservations for the dinner should be made with Mrs. Joe Stevens or Mrs. Robert Lehne, cochairmen. No reservations are necessary for the open house which will follow the dinner, originally planned for Jan.

29, but postponed because of a snow storm. Father Watgen has retired and is residing at St. Vincent's Children Home, Freeport. Mother-Daughter Dinner Monday evening, May 1, at 6:30 is the time set for St. Wendelin's mother-daughter dinner in the Lamp Room at Shannon.

This is an annual event sponsored by St. Mary's Altar and Rosary Society. Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Lehne have charge of reservations.

Pulpit Exchange Rev. Virgil H. Smith, senior pastor of United Rock Run Parish, will exchange pulpits Sunday morning with Rev. A. C.

Onasch, pastor of St. Paul United Church of Christ, Epplyanna. Bethel Youth Fellowship of Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church, Afolkey, will meet Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Roswell Babler home. JoAnn Folgate will lead devotions.

Mt. Morris League Chi Rho Intermediate Luther League of Trinity Lutheran Church, Mount Morris, has elect- White Shrine Makes Plans For New Year The first meeting of the year for Capernaum Shrine, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, ed Christine Horst president; was held Wednesday evening Charles Witt, vice president; and Christine Ryberg, secretary- treasurer. In Lanark Jennie Tallman will be the leader Sunday for the 7 p.m. meeting of Youth Crusaders in First Brethren Church Lanark. Members of Marinot Class of the Methodist Church will be guests at 7:30 Sunday in the Robert Rohr home.

A talk will be given by Rev. Russell McInnis, pastor of Cherry Grove Church of the Brethren. Japanese Students Protest U.S. Policy In Vietnam FUKUOKA, Japan (AP) Fifty university students protesting U.S. policy in Vietnam today picketed a hotel in this southern- Japanese city where U.S.

Ambassador U. Alexis Johnson was staying. Police arrested one student who kicked a policeman during a brief scufle. Johnson, on a tour of southwestern Japan, had left the hotel before the students arrived. Masonic Temple with Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Dickey. Plans were made for the visit- ng ceremonies of the supreme worthy high priestess, scheduled or Friday evening, June 9, in )ixon. The rehearsal will be May 26 in Dixon. Past Officers Night will be Wednesday, June 21, with past worthy high priestesses and past tvatchmen of shepherds of Capernaum Shrine as officers.

The shrine will be represented )y officers and members at the 72nd annual session of Supreme Shrine of the United States and Canada, to be held May 1-5 in Cansas City, Mo. Mrs. A. L. Becker, Mrs.

Klein J. Bardell and Mrs. Charles A. Strohacker served refreshments. A bouquet of pink roses decorated the serving table.

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Freeport Churches Cole Family Sings April 26 On St. John Dinner Program Women's Fellowship of St. John United Church of Christ is sponsoring its annual mother- daughter dinner at 6:30 Wednesday evening, April 26, at the church. Next Sunday is the deadline for purchasing tickets from Mrs. Earl Kubatzke, Mrs.

Fred Albrecht or the church office. The program of music and narration will be presented by the James Cole family. Mrs. Russell Hoefle will be emcee, and toasts will be given by Mrs. Robert Kaiser, Mrs.

Nelson Staas and Wendy Kaiser. Mrs. Robert Wurtzel will present awards. At Homes For Aged The following will conduct 2:30 p.m. services Sunday in homes fo rthe aged: Rev.

Jesse H. Roberts of Embury Methodist Church, at Freeport-Bensenville Home; Dwight Pierce, of Church of Christ, at Benjamin Stephenson Nursing Home; and Rev. Dr. William M. Pfautz of Second Presbyterian Church, at Parkview Home.

YFC Film The motion picture "Man of Steel" will be shown Saturday at 7:30 p.m. during the rally which Greater Freeport Youth for Christ will hold in Zion United Church of Christ. lion UCC Larry Jordan of Lena will'be song leader and soloist Sunday evening during the 7:30 service at Zion United Church of Christ. Rev. Ralph Morningstar, assistant pastor, will preach.

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