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24-Playhouse 24, "Casbah" 2-Movie, "Jason and the Argonauts" 12-21-Johnny Carson Movie, "Drums of Tahiti" 11:45 A.M. 33-Beat the Devil 4-Movie, "Untamed" Monday 12 Noon Associa-2-11-26-News 13-Misterogers 12-21-Jeopardy 27-35-Love of Life Bewitched OAXIAL All channels carried on the cable, listed in this TV ABLE Guide, are marked for your convenience. 0. 432-5217 CALL TV SCOUT Angels With Heavenly Voices Is Best Tonight By TV BEST BET Once Walt around the adventures of the Pursuit of Excellence: The Vienna mentary on this winning and 12-year-old Rainhardt Tilly, who ing boy more than anything else study of a totally dedicated, features some of their lovely Alfred Drake is the narrator. (ABC).

(NBC) Roger Moore and diamonds give viewers a sparkling time on The Saint. Seems a friend of our hero's tells him he is making a copy of a fantastic diamond necklace, then the friend shows up dead. This naturally sparks Moore's curiosity leads him to fashion show and models and a bit of mayhem. Dialogue, as usual, is crisp and witty -The Pursuit of Excellence The Vienna Choir Boys (today's Best Bet) (CBS) The Jackie Gleason Show repeats a very funny Honeymooners, with the Kramdens and the Nortons embarking on their around world voyage as a result of a jingle contest they have won. Lovely moments here, like Gleasor thinking a flaming crepe is a fire and some good musical numbers.

(CBS)-My Three Sons has an amusing formula episode. Steve is off to Amsterdam, Chip to Mexico, and Robbie to a service hitch comewhere, which leaves Ernie feeling lost. Uncle Charley finds an old friend in a supermarket and invites the obviously down athis-heels chan home. But Ernie recognizes him as a TV star, and Ernie's "world tour" at the studio proves more exciting than anyone else's trip. (NBC) Get Smart 12:30 P.

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M. 12-11-Make a Deal 21-Girl Talk 13-Americans All 1:50 P. M. 54-Places In the News 2 P. M.

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M. 13-Kindergarten 4:25 P. M. 11-News Report 4-Dialing for Dollars "Jungle Manhunt" 4:30 P. M.

13-Misterogers 33-Barney Bean 24-Hitchcock 12-Leave It To Beaver 35-As The World Turns 2-27-Merv Griffin 11-Big Show-Cartoons 5 P.M. 12-Movie, "Pirates of the Coast" Pt. I 24-Zane Grey 35-Mike Douglas 33-13-What's New 5:30 P. M. 13-Teacher Preview 33-24-Peter Jennings News 26-How's Business 11-McHale's Navy I THE NEWS-HERALD-11 Franklin and Oil City, Pa GROVE CITY AREA SCOUT Disney did a dramatized movie Vienna Choir Boys.

Now, in Choir Boys, there is a docutalented group with the focus on says "I wanted to be a singin the world." It's a fascinating devoted group of youngsters and singing, although not enough of it. takes place at an amusement park where Don Adams and Barbara Feldon are enjoying a day off. Her marksmanship, and his inadvertent use of a code warped barrel is a fool's put them in possession of a KAOS kevroie doll. And the chase is on, with a particularly wild scene in the Tunnel of Love. 9-11 (NBC) Saturday Night at the Movies has one of those Rock Hudson-Doris Day films, with Gina Lollobricida playing Doris Day.

It's "Strange Bedfellows." with Gig Young playing Tony Randall as the friend who tries to patch up Rock's and Gina's marriage. TerryThomas is also in the cast of this 1964 release. (ARC) Milton Berle. performing some new material and joining a fresh group of satirists known as the Bottoms Un Revue, is host of The Hollywood Palace. Phyllis Diller, Louis Armstrong, Elaine Dunn.

Enzo Stuarti and The Lettermen complete the strong and talented guest lineup. 10-11 (CBS) Mannix leaves Intertect in this repeat. He goes moonlighting on his associates, trying to find evidence to spring a condemned convict. His reason for jeopardizing his job is neither money nor power nor sex, but rather the irresistible pathos of a small girl (Amber Flower and that should be changed), who is certain her daddy is innocent. SUNDAY BEST BET-Television viewers who remember with joy the good old days of live drama and character study vignettes will be totally by "The of Happiness" on Experiment in Television.

It's a two character play by Charles Eastman with Mildred Dunnock as Mrs. Marbeth Muke, an addled old woman who lives in a ramshackle cottage, and Susan Tyrrell as Dinette Dusty Muke, the old woman's brand new daughter-in-law. As they talk, a tale emerges which 1 has its moments of horror and mystery, involving Loyal, the woman's son who has gone on an errand, Loyal's missing father, Ernie, and Dinette's first husband, Jim Bob. The acting is excellent and the drama memorable. 3-4 (NBC) (CBS)-Face the Na- tion has an interview, taped in Saigon, with South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu.

(ABC)-Issues and An- swers questions Sen. J. William Fulbright, with many queries expected about the Pueblo incident. (CBS)-The first sports event telecast on the network from New York's beautiful new Madison Square Garden has the Toronto Maple Leafs meeting the New York Rangers in a National Hockey League Game. 3-4 (NBC) Experiment in Television (today's Best Bet) 4-5 (NBC) Big Three Golf, with Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, continues from the Carnoustie Club in Scotland with Palmer leading at two under par approaching the second of four weekly match- es.

(CBS) The 21st Cen- tury continues its study of education "From Cradle to Classroom" with some totally winning shots of toddlers and prekindergarten youngsters attending "school." There's a look at a school in Syracuse where children from 6 months to 4 years attend classes from three to nine hours a day. Also, if you don't happen to know what a trapezoid looks like, prepare to be embarrassed as a class of 4-year-olds proves it does. (CBS)-Zelda, a trained raccoon, steals the show from Lassie. She belongs to Jay Novello, who is injured in an accident which frees his animals. So while he worries, Lassie goes out to round up the strays.

(CBS)-Fritz Weaver is not an actor you would expect to see on Gentle Ben, but there he is, fine as a stoic, seemingly gruff shrimper who moonlights in a canning factory and thus apparently neglects his littlelities Saturday, February 24, 1968 School Menus Announced GROVE CITY Menus for the Grove City Area School cafeterias next week are: Monday Spaghetti and meat Cheese wedges Tossed salad Rolls Pears pint whole milk Tuesday Tomato soup with crackers Chipped ham sandwich Stuffed celery Peaches Cookie pint whole milk Wednesday Two hamburgers Pickles Spinach or asparagus Banana or apple pint whole milk Thursday Orange juice Escalloped potatoes with ham Cheese slices Buttered green beans Strawberry shortcake Bread and butter pint whole milk Friday Fish stick or meatloaf Parslied potatoes Stewed tomatoes Ice cream pint whole milk boy. When the youngster (Richard Duemmling) runs away, it's little Clint Howard who knows where he may be found. (NBC) Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color begins a two parter, "The Young Loner," with Butch Patrick (formerly of The Munsters) as a bantam cock of an orphan who winds up at a sheep ranch owned by Kim Hunter. TV fans may recognize the sheep dog this show as Lord Nelson Please Don't Eat the Daisies. 8-9 (ABC)-Fine performances from Anne Baxter and Steve Ihnat give The FBI some highly suspenseful moments.

She plays a wealthy socialite from the Southwest who is snatched by Ihnat and his gang during robbery in her home. Soon a she and he are all that are left and he needs her knowledge of the terrain to guide her to his getaway plane. Her knowledge of Spanish is important to the climax. 8-9 (CBS)-Ed Ames, singing "Who Will Answer?" Dinah Shore in a medley, Andy Stewart from Scotland singing with burr, and Gladys Knight and the Pips headline The Ed Sullivan Show. 8-10 (CBS)-Rowan and Martin make a few spot appearances on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour find charm rather says Rowan, "Oh yes, I definitely feel infected," says Martin), but the major guest is Pete Seeger singing "My Get Up and Go Has Got Up and Went" and a series of songs about wars in which the U.S.

has been involved, endling up with the controversial "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy," which CBS killed when he made his first appearance on the show last autumn. There's a Smothers poll about TV, Dick sings a solo and Tom has a stirring rendition of a touching epic called "Lloyd George Knew My Father." spends more time on a jury and that's where he is again tonight or Bonanza holding out for the acquittal of Noah Berry, who has been accused of murder. Hoss' persistance leads to a hung jury, which gives Beery a chance to escape and come to Hoss for help. Jack Ging and Lee Patterson play, brothers whose father Beery is accused of killing, and Coleen Gray is the woman who has been engaged to both brothers. 9-10 (NBC)-Hoss Cartwright 9 11:30 (ABC) The Sunday Night Movies has "Flame Over India," a 1960 release about a Moslem uprising in India and the efforts of a British captain to provide safety for the Maharajah's little son and his American governess.

10 11 (CBS) Mission: Im- possible has bits and pieces as the force sets out to trap a killer by setting him up to kill. The killer is a superstitious one, and this is what they use along with ghosts and all kinds of are carefully controlled by our supernatural phenomena which agents. The climactic scene is chillingly effective to watch, however. 10 11 (NBC) Ricardo Mentalban gives a good performance in The High Chaparral and this gives the story its only distinction, He plays El Tigre, who but may be using it to hide his murderous bent. Wounded, he is brought to the High Chaparral where: some men who want to hang him show up, and his own men who want him back show up, and Leif Erickson who wants to turn him over the authorhas to fight everyone off.

Miss Belle McNeish Telephone, Grove City-458-7879 Church Plans Renovation GROVE CITY--Another downtown church has been slated for renovation. On a tion of the session of the Broad Street United Presbyterian Church, and the trustees, the renovation will soon get underway. Major items include the conof a chapel in what is struction, Men's Bible Class room, and the redesigning of the sanctuary chancel. The congregation's contribution to the 50 Million Fund of the denomination is also an important part of the play, Broad Street U. Church Faces the Future." The chapel, a gift of Mrs.

E. J. Fithian, will be of colonial design and will seat 200 people. It will be suitable for small services and weddings. The Adult Bible Class will continue to meet in the chapel each Sunday.

Work will be started immediately by the Sauder Manufacturing Archbold, Ohio. The renovation program includes refurbishing of all entrances hallways in the church, and the installation of new flooring and lighting. New flooring and furniture will be installed in the classrooms, and the large social room will be redecorated and re-arranged. A new electrical power panel will be installed to give programming to the electrical output in the building. The church office and the office of the financial secretary will be renovated and equipped.

The kitchen will be redesigned and equipped to more adequately serve the growing ministry of the church. John Bartholomew heads the planning and renovation committee. The finance sub-commit-ters, tee of that committee will study bids and quotations for other phases of the renovation program and report at a future congregational meeting. GROVE CITY HOSPITAL Admitted David R. Braine, 331 College Ave.

Lawrence L. Walker, Polk RD 2 Miss Marcia D. Gall, 108 Twelfth Greenville. Douglas S. Snyder, 526 S.

Main Bessemer Jonell, Samuel and David Davis 20 York Green- ville Discharged Michael A. Rossi, 531 Craig St. Miss Sharon E. Peterson, Slippery Rock RD 3 Kenneth L. Filer, Slippery Rock RD 3 Mrs.

Harriet L. Gerlach, 135 Monroe St. Ronald H. Burdett, RD 2 Mrs. Helen W.

Hazel, Stoneboro RD 2 Ray Boozel, Grove City RD1 Ronald J. Morey, Mercer RD 4 Miss Julie L. Foulk, West Middlesex RD 2 John E. De Chant, Slippery Rock RD4 William P. Bohlender, 603 Ridgeway Ave.

Ronald L. Park, Grove City RD 2 Rev. Robert B. Withers, Fredonia Mrs. Ada M.

Morgan, Volant RD 1 Birth A daughter was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. John Redmond, 204 Home Mercer, Hostess Shop Volunteers at the Hostess Shop next week are: 9 a.m, to 1 p.m, Monday--Mrs. R. Lindh.

Tuesday-Mrs. D. McCall. Wednesday-Mrs. I.

Connors, Mrs. C. Ditman Thursday-Mrs. W. Rollins Friday-Mrs.

R. Williams. 1 to 3 p.m. Monday-Mrs. J.

H. Cole. Tuesday-Mrs. J. B.

King. 1 to 5 p.m, Wednesday-Mrs. C. Jones 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday H.

R. Sennholz Yourd. 6 to 8 p.m. Monday-Mrs. L.

Dunmire Tuesday-Mrs. G. Gealy. 5 to 8 p.m. -Substitute 6 to 8 p.m.

Thursday-Mrs. D. Fresh Friday--Miss Catherine McKay Graduates From Air Force School GROVE CITY Airman Harry E. McGarvey, son Mr. and Mrs.

Harry N. McGarvey, Grove City RD 3, has been graduated from a U.S. Air Force technical school at Sheppard AFB, Tex. He was trained as an aircraft mechanic and has been assigned to a unit of the Military Airlift Command at McGuire AFB, N. J.

Airman McGarvey is a gradulate of Grove City High School. Volunteers For Library GROVE CITY Library Volunteers for next week include: 1 to 3 p.m. Monday-Mrs. H. Thrush.

Tuesday-Mrs. T. McCoy. Thursday-Mrs. W.

Hart. Friday-Mrs. W. Clements. 3 to 5 Monday-Mrs.

P.m.. Armstrong. Tuesday--Mrs. J. Paton.

Thursday-Mrs. J. King. Friday, Mrs. C.

Brown. 7 to 9 p.m. Monday-Mrs. R. Coyer.

Friday--Mrs. F. Marck. 10 a.m. to noon Saturday-Mrs.

L. Rayl. Obituaries MRS. RAYMOND W. WOODS GROVE CITY Mrs.

Hazel Dunkerley Woods, 60, wife of Raymond W. Woods, Mercer RD 4, died unexpectedly of a heart seizure at 7:45 p.m. Thursday while at a meeting in Pleasant Valley Grange Hall, MercerGrove City Rd. Born July 11, 1907, in Mercer County, she was a daughter of Walter and Esther Parry Dunkerley. She was married to Mr.

Woods in 1927 and he survives. They had lived in Coolspring Twp. for the past 19 years. Mrs. Woods also was a member of the Grange, and member of the Mercer Methodist Church and its Rebekah Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service.

She also was a past roble grand of the Betsy Ann Ross Rebekah Lodge at Mercer. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughMrs. David (Virginia) Graham, Mercer, and Mrs. Glenn (Carol) Shollenberger, Fredonia; three sons, Raymond Stoneboro RD 1, John Mercer RD 4, and Dean at home. Three sisters, Mrs.

Leroy (Helen) Clark, Mercer RD 5, Mrs. Sarah Hanna, Leesburg, and Mrs. James (Grace) Williamson, Wurtemburg, three brothers, Clyde Dunkerley, Mercer RD 6, Walter Dunkerley, Pittsburgh, and Joseph Dunkeriey, California, and 18 grandchildren. Two brothers preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Sunday at the Miller Funeral Home, Mercer, where friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. The Rev. Thomas S. Lynn of Mercer Methodist Church will officiate.

Burial will be in Carpenter Cemetery. GINA ZAMBINO GROVE CITY Graveside services were conducted at 11 a. m. today for Gina Marie Zambino, infant daughter of Anthony and Judith Hovis Zambino, who died Wednesday. She was born Tuesday in the Grove City Hospital and died at 4:20 p.

m. Wednesday. The father was serving in Vietnam and returned for the service. The Rev. Ernest Daley, assistant pastor of the Church of Beloved Disciple, officiated.

Interment was in Crestview Memorial Park. Church to Hold Youth Nights GROVE CITY Sunday and Monday evenings have been designated Youth Nights at the First Baptist Church, Cranberry Grove City. The Rev. Milton Barkley, pastor, and the congregation extend a cordial invitation to the public to attend the special programs at 7:30 p.m. featuring Frank Buckley and Daniel.

Society Forms Trust Fund MERCER A trust fund has been formed by the Mercer County Medical Society to provide loans and scholarships to county students seeking medical and related health careers according to the president of the organization, Dr. Robert W. Monroe. The new endowment begins with a capital sum of $5,262.43, representing the excess over expenses in contributions made by county residents who participated in the 1966-67 tetanus and last year's measles immunization campaigns. Administrator for the fund will be the educational and scientific trust of the Pennsylvania Medical Society.

According to Dr. James Z. Appel, Lancaster, chairman of trust and past president of the American Medical Association, details regardling eligibility of applicants will be released at a later date. The educational and scientific trust of the Pennsylvania Medical Society presently administers 14 similar student assistance programs, including projects in Lawrence, Beaver, Erie, and Washington Counties. During the 1967-68 school year, the educational and scientific trust of the Pennsylvania Medical Society will distribute more than $137,000 in scholarships and loans to 208 students studying medicine or allied careers." In thanking the citizens of Mercer County, Dr.

Monroe said that the county medical society plans to increase the capital of the trust fund through additional contributions. All gifts received by the trust are tax deductible. BASHLINE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted Dale Rihel, Hilliards RD 1 Mrs. Hazel Webb, 500 Sunset Drive, Butler Miss Linda Keller, Boyers RD 1 Mrs. Pearl Steelsmith, Hadley RD 1 Herbert Schneider, Boyers RD Charles Mackalica, Butler RD Mrs.

Katherine Caesar, Harmony RD 1 Jeremiah Ressner, Mercer RD Frank Blom Grove City RD 1 Mrs. Bernice Ritchie, 1224 Border Ellwood City Discharged Mrs. Naomi Dixon, Harrisville Eugene Eckstein, Renfrew RD Miss Gladys Hall, Stoneboro Robert Forster, Slippery Rock RD 1 Mrs. Laverne Latchaw, E. Jefferson Butler Mrs.

Virgiia Orange, 216 Park St. Mrs. Lillian Osborne, 423 Maple St. Mrs. Wilma Whetzel, Harrisville Mrs.

Bonnie Wise, 414 W. Poplar St. Carl Woodling, 657 S. Main Slippery Rock Birth A son was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hines of Mercer. Cart Service Volunteers for the Cart Service next week are: Monday-Mrs. Arthur Filer, Mrs. Wayne Bashline. Tuesday-Mrs, Richard Snedden.

Wednesday-Mrs. Bernard Hoyt, Mrs. Richard Sarlie. Thursday--Mrs. Edward Mason, Mrs.

Sara Robson. Friday-Mrs. Henry Lenkner, Mrs. Clarence Rodgers. Saturday-Mrs.

Fred Simmons. All-American Candidate To Face NAIA 5 GROVE CITY--NAIA ment-bound Edinboro State will get a chance on Monday night to do what no team has been able to do all season-stop Grove City College's All-American Candidate Jeff Claypool when the Wolverines come to Edinboro to tangle with the Highlanders. The Wolverines were 12-3 through Friday. Grove City had a seven-game winning streak going into Carnegie Mellon game today. If it goes to eight it will be the longest streak at Grove City in 43 years.

Claypool, Grove City's sensational junior, 6-7 from Lexington, Ohio, broke another longstanding record on Thursday night when he scored 42 against Clarion State. This was a Grove City floor record and topped Dutch Leonard's 41 points in 1956. Claypool was averaging 30.3-| points-per-game through with 454 points in 15 games. He is currently in the top 12 College Division players in the try, according to NCAA statistics. His career total now stands at 1,470 points in his three-year career, with four games left on the Grove City schedule, he is almost certain to top the 500-point mark this year and could attain 2,000 points in his senior year.

The lanky star is also nearing the nation's leaders in both field goal percentages and in rebounding. Jeff has a .586 field goal average, which places him in the top 25 in the country, and is averaging 15.6 rebounds per game, also high up in rebounding circles. Grove City's most productive scorer, has lots of help as the Wolverines try for their best won-lost percentage record in several decades. Joining Claypool in the lineup will be Jim Zeigler, 6-9, sophomore from Munhall; John Cochran, 6-2, sophomore from Lexington, Ohio; Dick Bratt, 6-2, sophomore from Tallmadge, Ohio; and Larry Dudek, 6-0, sophomore from Massillon, Ohio..