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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Hospital Tag Day
Raises S268.82

A total of $268.S2, slightly over
last years figure, was raised this
year on Bluffton Hospital Tag
Day. Saturday, August 10, Mrs.
Leonore Montgomery, general
chairman, reported this week.
The money was raised by con-
tributions made to hospital aux
iliary ladies who solicited them in
the business section and tagged
donors as supporters" of the
Community hospital.
Mrs. Montgomery said that the
proceeds would probably be used
for new hospital beds or other
needed equipment.
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snow is expected In specimen classes
this year, it was decided to hold the
show for the second time at Founders
hall. Last time the show was held
there was in 1853 when Mems Garden
Clubs of America held their regional
convention here.
The show will open Saturday at 2
p. m. and continue until 10 p. m.
and will be open from 1 to 5 p. m.
Sunday afternoon.
Sponsored by Bluffton's three gar
den clubs, the festival is under
direction of three co-chairmen,
Wilhelm Amstutz, president of the
mems garden club; Mrs. Dale
Reichenbach, president of the Garden
Study club; and Miss Edith Amstutz
of the Women's Garden club. Mrs.
A. B. Murray is president of the
latter organization.
Mrs. Nelson Steiner, one of the CO.
chairmen last year, is in charge of
staging.
A total of 474 classes are open to
competition in the show and a large
number of out-of-town exhibitors are
expected to enter the open specimen
classes. One Monroe, Michigan, COM
mercial grower is expected to fly his
entries down to the Bluffton Airport
from where they will be brought to
the show tables.
Following the theme of Flower
Therapy as prescription for beauty,
health and happiness, and unusual
decorative scheme is planned for the
large exhibition hall. A lath house will
be constructed in the center showing
a mannequin "at work. with her
flowers. From this center, the exhibit
tables will radiate out like rays OF
the sum-"
Mrs. Arthur Burchett of Willough.
by, Ohio, win judge artictic arrange
ments. Judges of specimen classes
will include Herman Allison, Lima,
roses; Paul Montgomery, Kent
ANIMALS and house plants; Carl Sat
tier, Toledo, dahlias; Earl Coble
Waterville, Ohio, and Hillary Ever
son, Monroe, Mich, gladiolus.
A highlight of the show will be an
other educational exhibit by Prof.
H. w. Berky of Bluffton college. The
exhibit will feature the "nightshade
family"
The Bluffton Junior Gardeners will
also provide a lookout display
showing a patio setting for the
popular family outdoor grill.
Entries in the show are open to all
interested persons and membership
in the garden club is not required.
No entry fee is required, but all
entries must be on hand at 10:30
a. m. Saturday. Exhibits brought in
after this time will be shown but not
judged.
All entries must be turned over to
the placement committee except
featured compositions which may be
placed by the exhibitor.
The lath house used in the show
decorations will be sold at auction
Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
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Bluffton Entries Capture Top Prizes
At Junior Fair Dairy Show Monday

Two Bluffton boys received top
honors for cattle they exhibited at
Judging of the junior fair dairy show
at the Allen county fair Monday.
Larry Zimmerly, son of Melvin
Zimmerly, Route 2, won the grand
champion of the breed with his entry
in the Holstein division. He is men,
Der of the Bluffton All club.
Tom Criblez, son of Maurice
Criblez, received the champion s
award fer his Brown Swiss entry
Criblez also placed second in junior
showmanship.
Other area winners included:
Ayrshire, Don Schick, Lafayette,
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champion and Dwain Holt, Beaver
dam, reserve champion.
In the junior dairy calf division
winners were: Ayrshire, Don Schick,
Lafayette, 1st; Brown Swiss, Tom
Criblez, 1st.
In the senior dairy calf class:
Ayrshire: Dwain Holt, Beaverdam,
1st; Richard Fleming, Lafayette, 3rd
Jersey: Tom Helser, Lafayette, 1st;
Tom Long, Lafayette, End, and Nolan
Long, 3rd.
In the junior dairy heifer class
Ayrshire, Dwain Holt, Beaverdam
End; Jersey: Cheryl Cottner. Lafay
M Continued on page. 10)
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9 p. m. each day.
No other registrations will be con-
Quoted in this area. Persons failing
to register here will be able to qualify
for voting in the November general
election by registering at the boards
office in the Allen county courthouse.
viii be conducted at the
courthouse. until September Is.
Potential registration in this area,
based on the vote in last November s
national election is: Bluffton, 1896,
Beaverdam, 223 and rural Richland
township, 447.
Registration will be conducted by
two specially appointed registrars
from each precinct, one from each
political party. Board officials report
perfect attendance at the registrars
school conducted at the Bluffton high
school library last Wednesday. All
registrars from the four local pre-
cincts, two Richland township pre-
cincts and three local party COM
mitteemen attended the school.
Registration will be conducted in
the regular polling places during the
local registration period.
Persons who fail to register either
at Bluffton or in Lima will be
ineligible to vote in the November
general elections.
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Western Style Square Dance Exhibit
Is Feature OF BuSineSSmen'S Picnic

If the picnic should be rained out
the square dance and exhibition will
be held at Legion hill at 7:30. Sand
wiches, coffee, pop, ice cream will be
furnished by the association.
All members of the association and
families and employees and families
are invited to attend the picnic. Each
family is asked TO bring hot and
cold dish of food and table service
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so often previously. Included in this
category are such complaints as
being compelled to wait too long to
get an operator, especially after
completing one call; connections be-
ing unplugged before calls are COM
pleted; cutting in on calls in pro-
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cess, etc.
Representing Bluffton at the hear
ing Monday night was Arden Baker
who also headed Buttons delega-
ton to hearing before the Utility
Commissioners in Columbus two and
one-half years ago.
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Expect Record Entries
In Gala Flower Festival
ShoU At Founders Hall Recognized As
Outstanding Community Exhibit

Recognized of the outstanding community flower
shows in the country Blufons Flower Festival
scheduled to be bigger and better nan ever this year when
Saturday afternoon Founders hall Buffon college
campus.
Because the largest field of entries the history the
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Open Voter Registration
Today At Polling Places
Registration Hours At Local Polls
Set From 10 q. m. To 2 p. M; ITO 8 p. m

registration establish permanent voting
cords for this section will begin today Thursday in the regular
local polling places.
Registration will be conducted today Saturday and next
Wednesday Allen county board of elections officials announced
registration hours will be 10 until p. and until
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BLUFFTON REsERvIsT, Augsburger, interior
electrician
reservists who
Mediterranean
The award went 1lS
In the photo talking procedure
with epaian
of
Spencevle All
Dyess
Bufton
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Mrs. Florence LOra
EnrOute To EUrOpe

Mrs. Florence N. Lora of Riley
street left the village Tuesday on the
first leg of her journey which will
take her abroad for spring and sum-
mer in Europe and the Middle East.
Accompanied by Mrs. Alfred Ha-
begger of Lame Deer, Montana, Mrs.
Lora left by train for Allentown, Pa.
where they will spend Easter with
Mrs. Habegger's son, the Rev. David
L. Habegger, and family. The couple
will embark for Europe next Wednes,
day aboard the S. S. Liberte from
New York harbor.
They will travel in Switzerland
France, Holland and Germany, anc
hope to visit the Holy land late in the
summer. They will not return until
some time in October.
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BLUFFTON LOCALS

Continued from page y
Eldora Schumacher and Miss Gather
inc Gratz The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Gratz and Miss Lynn
Gratz, Celina; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Lawrence, Miss Catherine Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lawrence of
Harrod Mr. and Mrs. John Burk-
holder, Rockport; Mrs. Melvin Leh-
man, Orrville, and the honored
guests Mrs. Eldora Schumacher of
Candy, Oregon and Miss Catherine
Gratz, West African Mission Field.
Mrs. Ray Marshall returned to her
home last week from Bluffton Com
munity hospital where she has been
a patient following fall in her home.
She is getting along nicely and is up
and around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph N Marshall
have returned to their home after
spending a week in Jacksonville,
Florida, where Mr.. Marshall attended
a Mortgage Loan conference with his
company, the Prudential Insurance
| company, located in that city.
Dr. Bradford Steiner and children
| Natalie n Douglass of South
Whitley, Indiana, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Cal Steiner Saturday and
Sunday. DR.. Steiner spoke at the
Ebenezer church services Sunday,
both morning and evening.
Mrs. Peter Hilty and Miss Margaret
Hilty of Pandora entertained to din
ner on Sunday Miss Minnie Hilty
Miss Elizabeth Hilty, Mrs. Sam Bixel
/ and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hilty OF
Pandora and Miss Alice Ludwig OF
Bluffton, in honor of Mrs. Peter
Hilty's and Miss Ludwig's birthdays.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goss and
daughter of Columbus visited Mr..
| and Mrs. Cal Steiner Sunday
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Here's q Hom with q
new richness of flavor
and q remarkable
tenderness. Boke il
whole. serve
hot or cold.
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Paul Soldner's
Ceramics Work
Is Prize Winner

Paul Soldner, formerly of Bluffton,
has been awarded the Beaux Arts
(grand prize) purchase award of $500
at the fifth annual Miami National
Ceramic exhibition, it was announced
recently by officials of the show.
The curvy, 52-inch vase which
Soldner entered has 1.-The 1857 look in
ceramics" according to a panel OF
national judges. AS winner of the
Beaux Arts award Soldner's work
becomes property of the Lowe Gal
lery of Art, Miami, where the eX-
hibition is annually held.
The choice of Soldner's work
aroused a furry of controversy ir
Miami art circles as some Miami
committee members and the Iii
rector of the Miami gallery disa
greed with the choice of the nationa
judges.
Over $50 other ceramic works by
nationally known workers in clay anc
glaze were on display at the exhibi
ton.
Soldner, now resident fof Clare
mont, Calf, is the son. .fof Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. T. SoIdner, W.<Elm st. He il
married to the former Virginia Geig
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alber
Geiger, E. Cherry street.
On the faculty at Scripps college
Soldner recently headed the school.
Invitational Ceramics Show in whic:
more than 200 pieces of pottery anC
sculpture were exhibited from artist
all over the u. S.
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CdlOrie Counters
Is Name Chosen By
Local TOPS Club

Bluffton's own TOPS (taking off
pounds sensibly) club will be known
as the Calorie Counters, it was an
nounced this week after it was decided
to set the regular time for meeting
at | 80 on Wednesday afternoons.
Temporary officers are Mrs. Glen
ona Badertscher, Route 2, leader;
Mrs. Elizabeth Hauenstein, 314 S.
Jackson, co-leader; Mrs. LaDonna
Derringer, Route 2, Secretary-trea-
surer; Mrs. June Baker, Mt. Cory,
weight recorder; and Mrs. Lillian
Habegger, Route l, reporter.
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Former Teacher,
Wife To Observe
5Oth AnniUersdru

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Griffith
will celebrate their 50th wedding an
niversary with an open house at the
Cairo Congregational Christian
church Sunday, April Il, from 2 to
5 p. m.
Mrs. Griffith is the former Clara
Hofferbert Mr.. Griffith was school
teacher in this area for over 80 years.
He said his main desire would be to
see or hear from all his former pu-
pills if possible. Some of the schools
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Children Get Preview
Of Easter Pageant

Bluffton school children received
preyiew of one scene from the
community E aster dramatization
Monday when three members of the
cast staged a presentation at both
high school and elementary school.
The scene was presented by Sllas
Diller, Wilhelm Amstutz and the Rev.
Jacob FrieSen.
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Mr.. Griffith taught in were Palmer,
Morris, Monroe, Rockport, Lewis
Corners, Prairie and Cairo in Monroe
township, Lippsett and Conner in
Sugar Creek township and Jackoak
near Vaughnsville.
The Griffiths have one daughter
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Mrs. Floyd Sandy, Route 3, Lima,
and five grandchildren, Mrs. Julia
Luginbill, Columbus Grove, Jennie
Lou Sandy, Route 3, Lima, Glen and
Edward Sandy. Conner and Kenneth
Sandy, Columbus Grove. There are
also nine great-grandchildren.
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Enjoy Demonstration

Enjoy Demonstration
The Telesis club enjoyed an evening
of color television Monday at Beach
Radio and TV shop, then adjourned
to the display room of c. F. Niswan-
der and son for a demonstration of
electric cooking and freezing. Miss
Nancy Wilson of the Ohio Power Co.
home economics department con-
Quoted the demonstration, after which
refreshments were served.
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Society and Clubs


Travel Class
On April "a the Travel Class will
meet at the home of Zoe Hauenstein,
and Naomi Brenneman will give a
book review for the program. Mem
bers, please note change of date.
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Women's Garden Club
The Bluffton Women's Garden club
will meet April Is at 2:30 at the home
of Mrs. Waldo Niswander Mrs. Harry
Gratz will be assistant hostess.
Easter Stories from the Bible" will
be given by Mrs. ]. S. Steiner; roll
call-Easter Flowers or an Easter
quotation; Flowers for the Altar and
How to Use Them" by Mrs. Cal
Steiner
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friends who gathered at the home OF
Mrs. Szabos parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Steinmen Sunday for party
in their honor.
Included in the group were Mr..
and Mrs. Don Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arden Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bogart and Mary Beth and
Tommy, The Rev. and Mrs. James
Heininger and Jimmy, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. M. Triplett, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert SimcoX, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Szabo, Jim's
parents of Elyria Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Niswander sent their regrets by tele-
gram. Illness prevented their attend
ing.
Refreshments of ice cream in
Easter molds, cake and punch were
served from a table handsomely de-
corated in the seasons motif.
Brunch Held Saturday
Mrs. Kenneth Marshall of Pandora
entertained with brunch Saturday
morning in honor of Mrs. Herbert
Marshall, a recent bride. A spring
motiff was carried out with jonquils
and blue iris, with Easter bunnies as
favors.
The guest list included Mrs. ]. O.
Cupp, Mrs. John Burkholder Mrs.
Edgar Begg, Mrs. John Begg, Mrs.
Lawrence Begg, Mrs. Jim Begg,. Mrs
w. Z. Marshall, Mrs. Robert Barnett,
Miss Edythe Cupp, of the Rockport
area, Mrs. Don Marshall of Harrod,
Mrs. F. c. Marshall of Pandora, Mrs.
Orlo Marshall and the guest of honor,
Bluffton.
Progressive Mothers Club
Next Progressive Mothers club
meeting will be held April % at
o'clock in the home of Juanita Swank.
Roll call -Gadgets; devotions, Evelyn
Michel; program What's New in
Kitchen Equipment" Martha Cred
ing; House Furnishings" Gertrude
Basinger; Clothes" Ruth Hamilton
and Medicine" Virginia Augsburger.
Poinsettia Club
Mrs. Ray Harris will be hostess to
the Poinsettia Club on April "a. For
the program, Rhoda Amstutz will re-
port on why I Believe in the Re-
surrection" and Blanche Harmon on
THE Man Called Peter"
Garden Study Club
The Garden Study club will meet
on April "a at the home of Frances
Sommers. Roll call will be answered
by wild flowers and the program will
be given by Lois Kreider on Starting
Wild Flower Garden"
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Sarah Circle

Sarah Circle
The Sarah Circle of the Methodist
church will meet Thursday evening
at 8:15 in the home of Mrs. Betty
Lutz. Please note change of time.
Toddlers' Easter Party Given
The senior girls of the home
economics department of the high
school gave Toddlers' Easter party,
Monday afternoon. This was in con-
nection with their study of Family
Relations and Child Care. The girls
made all their own decorations and
the refreshments which were served.
Children's games were played and
jeanne Shade read several Easter
stories for children. Marjory Leh-
man, dressed as an Easter Bunny,
entertained with the Bunny Hop" at
which time several of the toddlers
joined her.
The following are the girls with the
child who was her responsibility
Raeleen Bucher, Patty Triplett; Linda
Core, Susan Moser; Christine Geiger,
Canda Moser; Margie Gerber, Pam
Leedy; Miriam Gierman, Ned Neis-
wander; Marjory Lehman, Gloria
Lora; Nancy Steiner, Jill Bernard;
Ruth Augsburger, Deanie Augsbur-
ger; Jane Badertscher, Steve Hauen-
stein; Arlene Balmer, Kay Umphress;
Eva Galloway, Liz Dickey; Shirley
Miller, Cherri Diller; Nancy Mont
gomery, Joe Cheney; Doris Risser,
Mary Lou Hauenstein; Sally Steiner
Barbara Lehman; Judy Schiffke
jeanne Shade, Gerry Martin, Mrs
Paul Steiner and Nancy.
Double Birthday Celebration
Mr.. and Mrs. +. James SZabo, who
both observe their birthdays on April
Is, were surprised by number Ot
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Mothers Night Out Club

The Mothers Night Out club will
meet April % at 500 p. m. at the
home of Esther Anderson The pro-
gram topic is April Showers" Mary
Amstutz will be in charge of devo-
tons; roll call will be answered by
something new for Easter" Each
member is to bring either baked
goods or a white elephant for an
auction.
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Birthday Surprise

Mrs. o. Z. Dudgeon was pleasantly
surprised Sunday when her children
and brothers and sisters gathered al
noon with well-filled baskets to help
her celebrate her birthday. This was
the first time in many years all her
brothers and sisters were together.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Brad Cotner, Mr.. and Mrs. Al La
FIuer of Toldeo; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Anspach and daughter Saundra, Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Anspach and daughter
Vickie of Forest; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Cotner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Binkley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anspach, sons
Dennie, ROLAND and John, and daugh-
ter Nancy, Mrs. Ida Huber, Miss
Madelon Keller, of Ada; Mrs. Dora
EIwood, Mr.. Dudgeon and the honor
ed guest. !.
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B & pw Club

A dinner meeting will be held at the
American Legion hall on April % at
$50 p. m. with the senior girls OF
this years graduating class as guests.
Mr.. Dale South, office manager of
the Triplett Company, will be the
speaker of the evening. Members of
the Advancement Committee, who
are in charge of the meeting include
Helen Tschantz, Frances Berry, Isa-
belle West, Helen Foltz, and Jean
Yoder.
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Happy Gardeners

Happy Gardeners
The Happy Gardeners, Bluffton
al group sponsored by Bluffton
Mems Garden club, will hold its meet
ing Wednesday of next week in the
drivers education room at the high
school.
The program will include talk and
demonstration on Planting Time and
Spacing Vegetables" by Linda Som.
mer, and Rudolph Steiner will discuss
Lawn Care"
The club will meet regularly on the
first and fourth Wednesday of eacf
month.
Legion Auxiliary
The regular meeting of the Bluff
ton American Legion auxiliary viii
be held next Tuesday evening at tho
Legion hall. Mrs. Berdell Huber
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president, has announced.
Richland Grange


Richland Grange
Ricfland Grange will hold its next
meeting on Wednesday evening, April
"a at 500 p. m.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage-"Witness for the
Prosecution" $3.50 pm.
acknowledging; $3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador 1.-THE Spirit of
St. Louis; 1:25, 4:05. 6:45 and
$3.50 pm.
Capitol-"Boy on a Dolphin;
11:25 am, 1880, 1886, $40. 7:45.
and $50 pm.
Colony - Fire Under Her
Skim: $3.50. $40 and GAS pm.
Columbia - "Guns at Fort
Petticoat"; 1880 am, 1885, 1885,
$40. 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Pantaloons";; l. 2:45,
4:30. 6:15. sos and 9:55 pm.
Keith's - Cinderella: 11:15
am: l. 2:45, 1880, 6:15, sos and
1855 pm.
MacArthur-"Royal Affairs at
Versailles: 6. 7:45 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Spirit Of
|St. Louis; 11:25 am, 1855, AIS,
6:55 and $3.50 pm.
OntariO-"Funny Face; 1920,
1925. $3.50. TAO and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"The Bachelor Party;
II am; 1850. 2:35, 4:25, 6:15,
sos and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse - 1.-THE Ten Com
mandments"; 10 am. 2 and 8
pm.
Plaza-"Bed of Grass; 1910,
2:35. 4:25. 6:15. sos. and
9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux - 1.-THE Strange
One: l1:25 am: 1880, $3.50, $3.50,
TAO and GAS pm.
UptOwn-"Around the World
in 80 Days; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner -" Seven Wonders Of
the World; 2 and $3.50 pm.
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

She left the page blank. The
teacher asked her why.
well, geo." she admitted,
when I grow up / want to be
married but ! don't know how
to draw IT,"
One of our richer and busiest
actors is, as are most actors, in
the hands of a psychoanalyst.
81 haven't the time to see the
doctor personally" he explains,
80 just tape record everything
I'm thinking and my manager
mails it in for analysis.
In Sean O'Casey's off-Broad-
way production of Purple Dust"
at the Cherry Lane. Bette Hen
rite plays an Irish maid who is
terrified when a COW walks into
her home. The script calls for
her to do considerable scream
ing. The screaming has Just
about knocked out her voice. So
now Maggie Curran, who works
in the box Office and is finished
by 9:45. locks up the till and
reports backstage to holler.
Margie has good. strong vocal
cords and the yelling hasn't hurt
her ticket sales at all.
The unluckiest salesman in re-
cent months must be the fellow
who finally made town recently.
He was in San Francisco during
the recent quake. few to ANA
rillo. where he was trapped by
the blizzard. got out and went to
Dallas. where he met the tor
nado. He then few to New York,
where last months snowstorm
kept him in the air an added
five hours and finally sent him
on to Boston. where he found a
quiet hotel bed.
=
There was one of those fire.
quent brawls in a rundown sa-
See SYLVESTER, Page B-23