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Th* Daily Bannar, Graaneattla, Indiana Monday, July 26, 1965
'Sound of Music' Well Presented
the playful "Do-Re-Mi” which
Th* sounds that came pouring
| Maria and the von Trapp children aing is another high spot. In a still different mood, Larry’ and Darlene Creech (as Max, who is trying to promote a con-
out of Speech Hall this week-! cer t. and Elsa, who is trying end were sounds of music—the l- 0 promote a husband) demonunbeatable music of Rogers and strata again that they are perHammeratein's ‘The Sound of fectly at home on any stage, Music." A combination of heat especially in a delightful rendiand humidity that gave both' of the rousing ‘ No Way cast and audience the impres- To Stop It in which they are
sion of operating In a steam joined by Mr. Poor. room was unable to dampen the A good deal of the action re- |,,dioa» enthusiasm on either side of volvea about the seven children. __—
the footlights. The story of the vivacious young novitiate who becomes a governess of the seven motherless children of the
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They are lively and talented, and the adult actors have their hands full trying to keep them | from stealing the show. (They
stem disciplinarian Captain von won t always succeed. Perhaps
Trapp, Introduces them to the *t is a pity that they succeed I>et the beauty of the Lord ioys Qf music, and becomes an often as they do. i Judy Ha- our God he upon us. and eetnbindispensible and permanent montre, Jeff Mont. Sandy Han- ifeh thou the work of our hands part of the family as the Nazi na. John Bergmann. Judy Brant. U p on as; yea, the work of our
shadow falls over Austria is a Cindy Zenor. and Julie Poor all warm and human document In * very good account of its own right, and it comes be- themselves. Nearly all of their lievably alive in this season s numbers came off well. They second Playhouse offering. need to have a little more fun
with “So Long. Farewell” and
Tt must be said, however. th€y need to ten the orchestra mak *
Sheinwold On Bridge Forget About Recipes When You Hold Queens By ALSRED SHEINWOLD “I want you to tell the whole world that I’m an honest man,” Dave Harlig urged me the other day. "Just because the wrong card happened to fall out of my fingers is no reason for anybody to say that I’m a tricky trapper.’' North dealer North-South vulnerable
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that this has become a classic of the modern American musical primarily because of the music. The familiar melodies require the services, not only of many fine voices, but musical talent in the orchestra pit. True to
to pipe down a little so that i they can be heard clearly in the brief scene they do in front of
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The Sisters from the Abbey; ar« dramatically’ believable, but it is their superb singing which
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County Hospital DiftmikMd Saturday: Mrs. Marilyn Jellison and son. North Salem Barney Sheets, Roachdale Arvil Staggs, Anderson Judy Young, Brazil Harry Robertson, Freedom Ida Logue, Amo William Taylor, Cloverdale Maralyn Tague, Cloverdal# Earl Grove, Cloverdale Earl Heltom, Cloverdale Mary Jane Suit, Greencastle Whitney Morrill. Greencastle Nyla Abbott, Greencastle Edith Schafer, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sutherlin, Greencastle, Route 4, a girl. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carmichael, Spencer, a girl, Saturday. Dismissed Sunday: Rhonda Johnson. Coatesville Robert Arnold, Gosport Nellie Knoy, Freedom William Eldridge. Greencastle Mary Summers, Greencastle
Personal And Local News
The City Council will meet in
the precedent of former Play- one remembers. The members of house musicals, "The Sound of the supporting cast handle their
Music” has assembled a first c ), oref , we n. Ellen Reed, as the | regular session at 7:30 this eve-
clasa orchestra under the very b aron ' g housekeeper, makes the ning.
able direction of Gayle Byers. mos t D f her limited appearances. With only a few weeks of re-
hearsal. they bring off the complicated score without a hitch. With one or two minor exceptions. they achieve the difficult balance between vocalists and
accompaniment.
The key role of Maria Is brightly handled by Malinda Zenor. She conveys the difficult mixture of sprightly Innocence, warmth and reserve, firmness and uncertainty In a vocally demandrng role. Dramatically, everything depends upon her being lovable and convincing, and she la. Jim Poor, who has become almost a standard fixture
Johnson Roturns To White House WASHINGTON UPI—President Johnson and his top military end diplomatic advisers
The Martha Washington Club | will hold its picnic at Robe Ann Park Wednesday, July 28th, at
6:00 p.m.
The Echo Club will meet at
the home of Alberta King. July pen to anybody, couldn’t it?”
28 at 7:30 p.m. Roll call wall
be a napkin exchange.
The West Madison Home
Sunday Picnic
Ends In Tragedy BOONE, Iowa UPI — A happy picnic turned to tragedy Sunday when six children disobeyed their parents and w’aded out into the Des Moines River
where they drowned.
Albert Schoenbaum, the grief-stricken father of three of the children, suffered a heart attack and collapsed after the body of his oldest child
of the low hearts. It could"hap- was brOU * ht from the water in
"I led the king of hearts,” Harlig related as he displayed a diagram of the hand. “Declarer took the ace of hearts, cashed the ace of diamonds and ruffed a diamond. When my queen dropped, he looked wor-
ried.
“He ruffed a club in dummy and ruffed a heart in his hand, evidently deciding it was safer to ruff hearts than diamonds. "I just happened to be thinking of a new recipe, and I absentmindedly dropped the queen of hearts instead of one
PLOT IS CLEAR
Harlig didn't have to tell me the rest of the plot. South
Ledges State Park. Schoen-
baum was hospitalized.
The bodies of all six children
were recovered.
Three of the children were
todav appeared to be nearing . .. „ maa* didn t know which red queen
... ... D.mon.trouon Club w,ll m e.t ^ ^ ^ th, *», of Mo. .nd Mr, Dao-
club in dummy ,nd mad, th, iel Erwl " 0 ' D « “O"'"- Th '- V miatak, of trying to rrturn bv w "* Ricl, * rd ' 10 - St,ph,n. 8. ruffing a dumond. Harhg ov,r- * nd Doll|tlas ' 5 ' Tw ° '"‘“S" 1 "'*
and a son of Mr. and Mrs.
the end of the most intensive and far-reaching review ever on America’s Increasing role In the bloody Viet Nam
conflict.
Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. with Mrs. Wendell Thomas. Bring
food and table service.
The Chief Executive was back at his desk today after a
Sheriff and Mrs. Kenneth ruffed and returned a trump, Knauer were in Lafayette Sat- and that w’as the end of South s
urday where they attended the slam.
hi Ptayhous# performances adds working weekend at his Camp another demo net ration of his David retreat in Maryland's veraatility as the Austrian bar- Catoctin Mountains. His weekon. When Maria brings music end guests were Defense Seore-
baek Into his home and his life, tary Robert S. McNamara and Sendmyer. Cloverdale. were held
wedding of Mrs. Knauer's niece, Judy Kerkhove to John
Huberts.
Funeral services for Virgil
the role requires that he shift from a atiff and pompous martinet to a warmly sympathetic character fighting for love and principle. Jim manages the transition, does a charming little dance with Maria, and even breaks Into oong. No Ezio Pinna. to be sure. Jim la more on the Rex Harrison order as a singer, but the haunting little song "Edelweiss” which he sings "In concert” with the becking of the von Tropp family Is genuinely moving. Since all of the singing Is good, it Is perhaps unfair to pick out Individual numbers. but a few spots did stand out for this reviewer aa particularly note-worthy. Jackie Schafer, as the Mother Abbess. Is fortvinate in drawing perhaps the finest song In the show, the inspirational “Climb Every Mountain.” and she sings It big and beautiful. In a very different mood.
new United Nations Ambassa- Monday at 11:00 am. at the
Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale, with burial in Cloverdale Cemetery. Rev. John Berry
officiated.
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Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge No.
dor Arthur J. Goldberg. Goldberg waa to be sworn In as ambassador in ceremonies in the White House rose garden, weather permitting, and only hours later was expected to be on hta way to New York to be-
gin his new job.
Swearing in ceremonies were set for 11:30 a. m. EDT.
The White House ceremony and enjoy Rebekah fellowship.
nnd Goldberg's weekend at
It couldn't happen to anybody. because only if you own a famous restaurant like the Sportsman's Lodge can you keep a straight face as you say that you were thinking of a
recipe.
I always say that I was trying to remember where I
parked my car.
Incidentally, I'm willing to say that Harlig is an honest
Schoenbaum also drowned. They were Raymond, 13, and hia sisters, Connie, 11, and Rose, 8.
SINGERS FROM "LAND OF THE SKY" Arch Cameron, Director of Eliada Homes, Asheville, North Carotin* will present the popular, internationally-known Eliada Mixed Ensemble at a special service on Thursday evening, July 29th, at 7:00 p.m. in the Hanna Street Baptist Church, 501 East Hanna Street. Rev. Robinson, pastor, invites the many friends of both Eliada Home and the Hanna Street church to meet Mr. Cameron and the young people. You will enjoy the program. Well received in twenty-five states, over several radio and T.V. stations, and featured in a weekly radio broadcast in Asheville, these teenagers present a program of sacred music which includes solos, duets, and ensemble numbers. Their recent recording, "Musical Moments" has been well received. This choral group from "The Land of the Sky” represents a unique ministry. For over sixty years Eliada Home's open door has been a haven for not only the homeless child of the Western Carolina mountain area, but for those of other states who qualify on the basis of need. A faith work, Eliada depends upon individuals and small churches, have no denominational, fraternal, state or county agency to underwrite the expenses.
Camp David took on added significance in the light of the decision* Johnson soon must
make on Viet Nam.
Aa the new chief of the American delegation to the United Nations. Goldberg must
present his country’s case and Charles F. Zeis,
reasons for action to the world
assembly.
FIDDLER REUNION
The annual Fidler reunion was held on Sunday, July 18th. at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Verlia Fiddler in Harrison
township. Owen County.
The dinner was served in the basement of their home at 1 p. m. William C. Fidler asked
106 will meet in regular session man, but I won’t do any raving Grace and all enjoyed a delithis evening at 8:00 p.m. There about his opening leads. A real C j OU8 basket dinner and fellowwill not be initiation as plan- bridge player would open a 8hip once a year with relatives. ned. Carry in refreshments. All trump from the West hand be- Those present were Mr. and members are urged to attend cause the nature of the bidding Mrs. Don Fidler and daughters
and the higrh cards In the West Donna j ean , Mrs. Ester Fidler, hand make it clear that South Mr Mrs. Paul Fidler and
will want to ruff clubs in the dummy. The trump opening lead would limit South to eleven trick* without any hocus-pocus about recipes or
queens.
DAILY QUESTION
Mr. and Mr*. Marion Beaver were here from Oxford today enroute to Bloomington for the funeral of Mrs. Beaver's aunt, Mrs. Emma Morris. Mrs. Morris was also an aunt of James B Zeis and a sister of the late
children. Larry and Anglea. Mr. and Mrs. Verlian Fidler and sona, David, Tommy and Jeffy, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Fidler and son Tony.all from Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Siebert Fidler, Mr. and Mrs. Bernrrd Fidler, Mr.
Partner opens with one ^ Mrs. Everett Fidler, Mr. and heart, and the next player Mrs Everett (Hazel Fidler) passes. You hold: Spade 10 4 2 gnimley all of Louisville, Ky.,
We want to collar your shirt Heart K Q 7 4 Diamond q 5 Mr . and Mrs . Gene Fidler and
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Anniversaries Birthdays Judith Darelene Litterell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Littrell, Greencastle, Indiana, Route 4. 17 years ago today.
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which we alone possess, should be sent behind the Iron Curtain where it could become available to the Communist Chinese.
Club say?
ANSWER: Bid two clubs. F j d i er ©f Beech Grove. Mr. and The hand is not quite strong Mrfl E)me , r Fidler and Bi i] v enough for a jump to three ot Plainfield, Mr. and Mrs. Roy hearts. Bid the clubs first and G F id i €r 0 f Smithville. Mr. and then raise hearts to show your Mra william C. Fidler of Emin-
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Thailand Girl Miss Universe
MIAMI BEACH UPI
The
"The current situation in Viet Nam reinforces that
decision in a manner that is 1 too convincing for all
Americans, Goodyear added. new Miss Universe, a shy Thai Fulbright described the fail- beauty named Apasra Hongsaure of the Firestone-Romaman d a need to beatle music deal as "a case study in the de- ^ a huaky Marme Sund)ly
night at a $150-a-plate coronation ball climaxing the week-
long pageant.
ence. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald( Mary Helen Fidler) Beaman and daughters Jeannie and Connie of Terre Haute, Mr. an Mrs. Thonias Fidler and host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Verlia Fidler all of Harrison Township.
TV Blamed For Home's Quitting ! NEW YORK UPI — Behind the resignation of Sir Alec Douglas-Home as leader of Britain's Tory party last week is the story of a distinguished career all but ruined by television. It is a tale that may well chill the marrow of aspiring politicians everywhere. The unofficial reason for Sir Alec's abrupt departure was the party desire for a younger 1 and more dynamic man — a somewhat quaint excuse in a nation whose two greatest modern leaders were still functioning well into the 70s Churchill and 80s Gladstone. Sir Alec is a slender, tireless 62, a long way physically or mentally from the fireside and slippers at one of his ancestral homes and to the naked — if not the television-eye at least as vigorous as the three middleaged pudgy pretenders to the I succession. But the truth is that he had finally come to recognize that he could not project to the electora te the image that would help his party return to power at the next general election. For all his personal charm, absolute integrity, long experience in foreign affairs and ancient lineage he had failed in at least one vital medium.
The case was described as a I crime of passion.
The suspect was described as Robert Kimball, 36, of Salt Lake City, Utah. The victims were Jack Ryan, 44. a senior j U. S. aid official, and Mrs. Nguyen Thi Hai, 27, an aid mission employe.
Ryan was shot to death ©n the front lawn of his Saigon home shortly before midnight Friday. Mxs. Hai's body was nearby. Kimball was arrested Sunday. The U. S. Embassy had described him as "the prima suspect" in the double-slaying.
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feat of sn important and carefully considered policy of the United States government by irresponsible private interests,
aided and abetted by the failure "I’m in a dream,” »he sighed of government officials actively as she glided around the floor to support the President’s es- , in a bejeweled gold satin gown tablished policy.” with a hooped drape skirt.
Besides the Firestone case, j he said there are “indications
Showers Prevail In Dixie States
that a movement is afoot on the part of certain American oil interests to exploit the Dominican crisis for their own profit.”
By United Pr*n International Scattered thundershowers roamed the Southland today from the Atlantic Coast to Arizona. Heavy rain in Colorado raised the threat of new
flooding.
For ‘Took,” the nickname A funnel cloud was reported meaning "fatty” that Apasra during the night 25 miles northpicked up as a kid in Thailand, west of Denver, where a cloud-
the job of being the "prettiest
A new convenience has been added at The Laundry A changer that will accept one dollar bills has been installed for your convenience. ON BLOOMINGTON STREET
girl in the world” is just beginning. She will traval thousands of miles and make hundreds of appearances before her successor is named in 1966. For the 57 losers, it’s all over.
High Opinion WASHINGTON UPI
dent Johnson still holds a high opinion of Secretary of State
Dean Rusk.
Johnson s confidence In Rusk was strongly reaffirmed this weekend when Whit# House press secretary Bill D. Moyers •aid in reply to a question that “the President stated his opinion of Secretary Rusk at his press conference week before last and that opinion has been
and still held.”
burst dropped 1.95 inches of
rain in a half hour.
The weather bureau said .78 of an inch of rain fell at Laramie, Wyo., during the night and Chadron, Neb., was hit with the same amount. Northern Alabama was swept with heavy showers, with Huntsville recording .68 of an inch in one
Presi- hour.
Temperatures were unusually high Sunday in the Northwest. Ephrata, Wash., recorded a high of 102 degrees and Pendleton, Ore., sweltered in 100-
degree heat.
Crack Train Is Derailed, 3 Hurt ROLLINSVILLE. Colo UPI ; — An eastbound California Zephyr passenger train struck a section of track weakened by high water near here Sunday, derailing the diesel power units and three cars. The Denver and Rio Grande i Western Railroad said there were no injuries to the 305 persons aboard the San Francisco to Chicago train. Three crew members, including the engineer, suffered minor injuries. Rollinsville is about 40 miles northwest of Denver. The California Zephyr is jointly operated by Western Pacific, Rio Grande and Burlington. The accident happened on a stretch of Rio Grande track with Rio Grande track with Rio Grande crews and
diesel units.
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Yank Admits Double Slaying SAIGON UPI — An employe of the U. S. aid mission in South Viet Nam has confessed to the slaying of his American chief and a pretty Vietnamese woman, a Vietnamese government spokesman said today.
"How about one of those
wonder drugs?"
“I’ve got a cold,” the man said, and he went on to ask for a “wonder drug.” The pharmacist sold him some aspirin and advised him to see his physician. As it happened the aspirin fixed him up fine, but the point is this: Pharmacists are not physicians. We work with doctors, providing the drugs and medicines they prescribe. We have a professional knowledge of the powerful new "wonder drugs,” so we know how important it is to use them correctly. Please do not feel offended when your pharmacist refuses to sell you a certain drug. It is for your protection and in the best interest of your good health. Always see your doctor when potent medication is required.
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