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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17

questions" having bearing on civil rights.
There is of course considerable differ
ence between the Tuskegee case and the
Maryland Fair Representation Committees
complaint. 1t is crystal-cear that the Ala
bama Legislatures "gerrymandering" of the
city lines was for the sole purpose of exclud
ing the Negro voters because of their rights.
Certainly, it was fragrant act Of discrimina-
ton
However inequitable representation such
as that provided by the State of Maryland is
also an infringement on the rights of voters,
depriving them of representation on a par
with that of some of their neighbors. In that
and therefore, presumably civil rights mat
ter
Now that the Supreme Court has shatter-
ed precedent in the Tuskegee case it will be
interesting to see if the decision will turn out
to be wedge opening the door to considera-
ton of other, less clear-cut civil rights cases.
We rather doubt that the Fair Represen-
tation Committee will make much Roadway in
its fight for reapportionment in the State
courts However, its officials have insisted
they will go all the way to the Supreme Court
If they are rebuffed by the Maryland courts
- as they expect to be-
If such should be the case, it isn't entirely
inconcevable that the committee might find
a favorable climate in the new-found philo-
sophy OF the highest court in the land.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
Timely Comedy

Peter Ustinov's timely COM
edy, "Romanoff and Juliet" will
start the season for the Garrett
Players Friday at $3.50 pm. at
the Garrett Park School.
Performances will be repeat
ed Saturday at $50 pm, Sun.
day at 7:30 pm, and on Deem
Der Q and 3 at $50 pm.
Directed by George Detmold,
the play features Maxine Bar.
rift, Don Chrisler, Harry Dublin
skis, Ruth Jones, Charles Ofen-
stein, Roger Pope, Bob La
Forte, Priscilla Maury, Manley
st. Denis, Shirley Schleter,
Chuck Showalter, Len Siger and
Bob Iron.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
Move Ahead"

CTTES, large and small have had problems concerning
~ Main Street
Leaders in Silver Spring have just about conquered
the dying Main Street in Che second largest
munity in Maryland. has become alive and kicking
again.
Bethesda business houses along the important avenue
have become bit shabby at times but alert leaders have
been quick in giving the necessary shot in the arm.
Rockville at the present time has a grave problem
along Main Street Too many stores have become
Too little remodeling has been DONE Too little thought
has been given to a real regeneration program.
The vigor of Main Street seems to depend upon the
recognition by merchants property owners financing
institutions and civic and city officials that they must
work together to keep downtown its feet
AS the new Presidentelect has said over and over
we must move ahead.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17

In behalf of the Montgomery
County Citizens for Kennedy
and Johnson, l would like to
express our sincere appreciation
for the excellent news coverage
which you gave not only to us
but to all organizations partici.
pating in the recent political
campaign.
We know that during a Presi-
dental election you receive vol.
luminous amounts of news items
and photographs to choose
from, but we feel that you gave
equal and impartial coverage to
the political organizations work
ing for both parties and that in
so doing, you rendered a valu.
able public service to the COM
munity.
Serving as Chairman of the
Citizens Committee was a most
enjoyable personal experience
but it was disappointing to
learn that so many good citi-
zens" are politically asleep "a
hours a day. They have forgot.
ten that politics is what we, the
people, make it.
The person who remains aloof
from politics deprives himself
of the privilege of helping to
determine candidates and is
sues in conventions and primar.
les. Thousands of citizens in
the country have registered as
independents" lie. declined to
state party preference) and
thus have limited their partici.
patton to general elections. To
really have a voice in govern.
ment one should be active 365
days a year in all phases of
political activity from precinct
to President.
1t is simple truism, often
overlooked by the average citi-
zen, that government is good or
bad in proportion that good or
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
An Opinion
There's No Need
To Harass The Public
Wick Byron

mercial coming to property that should have
been left alone.
There is something grossly wrong in our
system if individual landowners have to be
apprehensve at all times in fear of having
official coming wiped out because of the whim
of Stellhorn and his crew. 1t should not be
necessary for citizens who go through the
official process of having land zoned to be
ever on the alert against planners in the
night"
The Park and Planning Commission nee.
essarily finds it difficult to please all of the
people all of the time. This is the reason why
the Commission has on its staff an accomp-
lished Public Relations official.
Thomas Burke, who resigned to accept a
position with the Bank of Silver Spring, did
a tremendous job trying to keep the Staff
activities, the Commission and the public in
fairly good accord.
At present, ]. B. Zatman is the Public
Relations Director of the Commission. He
is an expert in his field and the Commission
and the Staff would do well to listen to some
of his sage advice. This is especially true of
the Staff that is prone to ruffle the tempers
of the public whenever possible.
The Staff of the Maryland National Cap
ital Park and Planning Commission should
realize that it is hired to serve the people of
Montgomery and Prince Georges county. Mr..
Stellhorn and his associates should realize
that the beautiful office quarters in which
they find themselves are not private organ
ization or club. They should also realize
that Pitizonc IN ho boo lad irfo
this or that category just because this high
and-mighty planning staff deems 1t best
1t is fortunate that the Staff's report on
anything is not the final word. But we believe
1t is time for the dog to start wagging the TAIL
Then, perhaps, SO many citizens would not be
forced to spend so much time and money.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17

HATS are off in Rockville and indeed, throughout
Al Montgomery County, to the spirited football Rockets
of Richard Montgomery High School, who chaked up the
unprecedented feat last Saturday of completing their Sec
ond consecutive al-victorious season.
The Rockville lads earned their laureIs the hard way
coming from behind to win by 1876 after deter
mined underdog Wheaton team joed them by jumping off
to secondquarter go lead that held up almost until half
time.
In the final analysis, though, Richard Montgomery'S
nesse and aggressveness prevailed has throughout
that brought ten straight victories and extended
the teams winning streak to % games than two
years In winning their second straight BiCounty League
championship the Rockets consistently have made up in
hustle and spirit for what they lacked in size.
Wheaton is to be congratulated for the fine game it
played against the favored Rockets in the hostile confines
of Richard Montgomerys home stadium, and the Knights
lost no uster In defeat.
Meanwhile Richard Montgomerys fine and the
championship produced stand deserved tribute to
the teaching ability of Coach Roy Lester and the willing
and ability of his pupils who put to good every
pigskin trick their tutor taught them
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17

Once again Wick Byron has
presented a muddled picture to
his Sentinel readers. In the
past when he has written what
he calls the majority viewpoint,
/ have threatened to write a
rebuttal. His latest effort, how
ever, is to me so outlandish that
I feel forced to set the record
straight.
Mr.. Byron states, in an edi'
torial appearing in last Thurs
days Sentinel, THE divide-and-
conquer technique was again
quite successfully executed by
a very intelligent, weh-disci'
plined, intense group of people,
DR.. Beck, Mrs. Kicker, and Mrs.
Maurer and their hackers
proved that a so-called non-par'
tisan election can be won by q
minority If a divide-and-conquer
technique can be used"
l will admit that Mrs. Kicker
and Mrs. Maurer won by mi
nority of those votes cast
though they received an over
whelming plurality over the
conservatives-Mr. Humphrey
and Mr.. James.
The point I really take ex-
ception to is Mr.. Byron's impli-
cation that Mrs. Kicker and
Mrs. Maurer and their hackers
used his "divide-and-conquer
technique" 1 am of the opin-
ion land not alone in this opin-
ion) that Mr.. Humphrey and
Mr.. James were guilty of at
tempting this technique, which
failed them miserably.
Certainly, Mr.. Crary and Mrs,
Orleans could not be considered
as conservative as Mr.. Hum.
phrey and Mr.. James. BY SIM
pie arithmetic one can see that
If the votes for Mr.. Crary and
Mrs. Orleans were added to the
winners totals, Mrs. Kicker and
Mrs. Maurer would have had an
overwhelming majority of the
votes, even If Mr.. Green's 12,023
votes in the 4th district went to
Mr.. James.
In an editorial appearing in
the Washington Post on Friday,
November A, 1860, that swriter
portrayed more realistic pic
ture of the school board candi'
dates. / quote, eff the ideal OF
maximum development of the
talents of each child-the bril-
liant, the medium and the slow
lis to be attained, the Board
has need of members whose
horizons are broad and who are
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
Appreciation

l wish to take this opportuni-
ty to express my sincere APP
probation for the cooperation
you and the Montgomery Coun-
ty Sentinel rendered, in the
form of publicity, which con-
tributed greatly to the large
attendance at the dedication of
this Reserve Center on Novem-
Der 6, 1860.
Attendance at the dedication
ceremony has been estimated
to be in excess of 600 people.
This large attendance would not
have been possible without the
publicity given the dedication
by your newspaper. Particular
ly noteworthy was the excellent
article on the first page of one
edition, prepared by Mr.. VIII
liam Smith, and your editorial
which commented on the worth
mess of General Maus and Colo
mel Warfield to be honored in
naming the center in their men,
DRY.
In order that we may have
Strength in the Reserve" the
Army Reserve needs the help
of the communities where Re.
serve Units are located. By Co
operating, as you have, you and
the Sentinel have made a def.
mite contribution in helping to
provide the strength the reserve
program needs.
Sincerely,
Carl GOetz
1t. Colonel, MISC
I'LL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
A Sore Thumb

~ Anniversary this past summer the City Fathers did
not evidently catch the real historical spirit of their city,
Otherwise doubt if they could have approved the plans
of twostory cantevered structure proposed the new
City Hall at cost of some $350000.
Most cities with such rich historical background
seem honor tradition by constructing modern but fit
ting buildings Even private citizens like to conform to
rich heritage If at all possible The Jefferson Build
ing is perfect example of beautiful office building that
has all modern facilities yet it is in keeping with the back
ground of the city.
Without going into the question Of the need the loca
ton, the necessity of spending major of taxes
we would deem it wise for the Mayor and his Council to
give second thought to the proposed plan of City Hall
that could very well stand out like sore thumb.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
Letters to the Sentinel

willing to spend the money nee
essary for constant improve.
ment of the schools. Foremost
in this category are Mr.. Beck,
Mrs. Kicker and Mrs. Maurer. "
Congratulations to Mrs. Kek-
er and Mrs. Maurer-the true
choices of the majority.
Henry j. Giauque, Chr,
Citizenship Committee.
MEGA
Mote: Mr.. GiouqiIe Is en-
ployed by the Montgomery
County Board OF Education as
a Pupil Personnel tOorker.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
Montgomery County
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
RIMES
of the
TIM ES
Emulate the Bee

The tumu and the shouting dies And can turn to
work To make effort and up . With things we
chose to shirk For weeks we've pumbed the heights
depths OF politics We took things far too
seriously And maybe talked too much things have
got to settle down For there is do . Now that
it's over let's not fret That few
matters not who's in the lead If he be Rep Dem
We all should know have to live Nor haw or
hem Get Busy with your hands and brain It's talk
where dahgers Turk ~ We to show what can do
And nowFs the time for work.
Richard Hobart
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17

bad people take a direct inter-
est in it.
Very truly yours,
Howard j. Thomas
Chairman
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-20
their bereavement.
EXECUTORS NOTICE

The undersigned, having
qualified as Co-cxecutUrS of
the Estate of L. A. Carroll.
late of Columbus County. this
is 10 notify all persons having
claims against said estate To
present them To the undcrSign-
ed on or before the 18th day
of July, 1861 or this notice Will
De pleaded i'm bar of their re-
cOVcry. All persons indebted to
SAID estate will please make
payment TO the undersigned.
This the 18th day Of July,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-20

hissGay,a Jewell Suees of
LoriS celebrated their birthday
Friday with a Fish Fry al Myr-
tie Beach State Park.
Many friends and relatives
were present and later went to
Ocean Drive Beach for the aft
ernoon, where everyone seen.-
ed to have an enjoyable time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-20
> Bet e1
News
RY-MRS. LLOYD HINSON

Miss Gavlr LONE. chief mai
nre,tc uf the Columbus County
Band lief, Sunday Julv nth Ia
,H.,d S,,r,r,.r NI,is;c ,,,r,,, ,,
Fv,i Carolina College, Grrrn-
vile. \. c. While there she
viii take advanced baton twll-
ing under the direction of Miss
Karen Kaiser. National twirl-
ing cnampl,r Of Grand Ranids
AIIchiaau. Gaylc Is thu uauaE-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-20

". ID. Jacobs were Sunday af-
t"ruuuu guests OF Mrs. Sam F..
Gore.
Elaine HinSun was Sunday
dinner guest OF MaZZic Todd.
The W.SC.S. OF Bethel Me
,hud!st Church met Wed. Night
July 18th. at the church tor
their regular meeting. Mr.. T..
l.. Nrwbcrry OF Raleigh pre-
scented Il program OF organ
music prior To- the meeting
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs president
presided. During the business
>"a,ChCs of GrapcTy material
were looked al and the society
gave a donation 10 the Junior
Class Tor that purpose. Mrs.
OS!a Long. spiritual life leader
gave Il short program concern
my prayer. Mrs. Marion Ward
led the program for the month.
The little was h.alcIli ....
rnv title was The Christians
Use o.. Leisure" Society MEM
beers ,aklu- part were Mrs. Do
lvjna Cox, McsdamcS ". E.
Ward Jr. and Miss Lena Ward.
Iwcnty-omc members were
present The Nj. !. +. bcncuIc-
tluu was used al the cunclu-
sion Of the program.
The Rev. Hal T. Brown and
BcunIc Lane of the Guldcway
Community. Mr.. Albert Gold
inch OF Tabor City. Willard
Cox. Mrs. Nick Mintg, Mrs.
Gladys Wells. Mrs. Blanche
Bloodguud. of Wilmington. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Long. Mr..
and Mis-. l.. ID. Baldwin of
WaIir,II." and. many others
from our community visited
"Hudty' Long last week while
n, Was "a patient at James
Walker Memorial Hospital.
Wilmington.
Misses Gayle Long, ANGELA
Powell. MarIIyu ana Carolyn
Ward. Linda and CAROLYN Dun
etu. David and Milton Ward.
Ben Hunt. Norman Fowler.
ud Earl Duncan attended a
@uD-D.slrict M.Y.F. Rally at
Lake Waccamaw Thursday al
'"r"oon July 18th. They enjoy
cd recreation and picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore
and daughter Brenda. and Bar
Dara Parker Of Florida were
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lacy Gore and family.
Brenda vii! spend two weeks
mere.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. d.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-20

The miracle Of growing plants.
Now Children" she said.
Who can tell me what causes
the beautiful flower to spring
up from this little seed? God
does it," SAID one little boy.
Another little boy held up
his hand and shouted. "Ferti-
lizcr helps"
Thought For The Day-Look
all around you. find someone
III need. Help somebody today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-20
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mitchell Way
ne Ward wish TO express their
appreciation for the Kindness
and many expressions of SYM
pathy including flowers. cards.
calls, visits and food during
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-20

2
Mrs. Hal 7. Brown. Mrs. JOAN
ma Stephens and children OF
the Guldcway Community and
Mr.. anu Mrs. Willard Cox and
( son of Wilmington.
The Tabor City Chapter 24O
Order of Eastern Star SPONSOR
ed Judy Long of this commun-
ity for one week 5 camp at
Camp Rainbow al Banner Elk.
N. G. Judy is the daughter of
Mrs. Ruth Long. She returned
home July 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd HinSon
were Sunday dinner guest OF
Mr and Mrs. William Battcn
and family, Baldwin Woods.
Whiteviile. y lcy also visited
Troy Mcpherson and Mrs.
Rosa Crib who are patients al
Columbus County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Ander-
Son and Mrs. ". y. Ward were
Sunday afternoon visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Andcr-
son and family OF the PlcaSan,
Plains Community. Mr.. Amber
son is recuperating from Il
snake bite.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs was =
Sunday dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Coolidge Wright and
son Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Gore were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin BoaZ and dau-
ghtcr of .Albcmarle. Their dau-
9htcr Anne returned home
with them after a weeks visit
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Long
and daughter of StateSvillc and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Baldwin
and son of Whitevillc were
Weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Long and Betsy.
Ronald HinSOn and Ben Hunt
were Sunday dinner guests of
Tate SolcS, Jr., and Danny
SolcS.
Mrs. Sally Ward returned
home Tuesday after spending
couple of days with a sister
Mrs. Nick MINT and family
of Wilmington.
MIR. I. L. Ncwbcrry of Ra-
leigh was Il Wednesday night
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Gore
Mrs. Ncttic Parkcrt returned
home Saturday after few
months stay with one of her
daughters and family in Flor
ida. She is living with another
daughter and her family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cur
ganuS and Teresa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Fowler and family
joined Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
GurganuS and family of Will
mngton Sunday at Lake Wac
camaw and enjoyed picnic.
Kim Todd was Sunday
night guest of his grand moth
or Mrs. Il. K. Hinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Gar
rcll We're Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard F.
Ncronce and children CheryI
and Bernard of Richmond, Va.
spent few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Ward recently.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. c. Ward. Sr.
were Weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Gillette and
family of Wilson, N. c. Earl
Duncan accompanied them
there and visited a friend.
Mrs. John ID. Jordan and
Mrs. Alma Grouse of Burling-
ton were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ander-
son and family.
Happy Birthday" TO Danny
Rca HlnSun July 10Th.
! would like 10 share the
following saying with all my
readers. The title is Farm Wis
dom and since we have had a
I lot of rain recently think it
fits in right well. II reads
: something like this
The Sunday School teacher
had just finished a lesson on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-20
RECEIVING DISCHARGE

Cpl Willie l.. Elliott is rc-
cclvlng his discharge from tn,
Army Julp % al Fort Gordon.
He is married To- the former
Louise Elliott Of Tabor CITY.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Thursday
Thursday

PM. Thursday
500. Shakespeare Theoter = 2
Movie, Henry Aldrieh,
Boy Scout" ----- u
5.25-Roeky and His Friends -
6:00-MoVis: "Moke hoSts
70 Live" -------l 10
6.3o-San Froneiseo Beot--- 2
zoo Blue Angels -------- u
7,3O- Outlaws ----------- "
l0.30-PhiI Silvsrs as Bllko-- u
II,l5-Aovis; "Ploin Selling" Is
ll:20-MoVie, leave Her 10
Heaven" ------ z
Evening star., 1960-10-09

AN. Sunday |
7:30-This Is the Lifs----- l3
e:00-AItors Of Faith ------ l3
S:30.Amesieans at Work --- II
e:@5-SaIvotion Army ------ II
9.00-Bis Picture ------ u
Live Gnd Learn ------ -
o,I5-Soered Heart ------ z
9.3o-The chFistophers ----- 2
The Gangs Al Here "
Biggest Fun Show - 10
I0.3o-Look Up and tive z
ii:O0.U. n. In Action ----- z
lI:l5-covnt Your Blessings l3
ll:30-Roeky and His Friends l3
P.M. Sundoy
I2:o0-TeIsvision Workshop - 2
Movie: "clipper Ship" u
l2:3o-Dsbots ------------ 13
i.o0.U. S. Workers Meeting 2
us on the Ballot - l3
l:I5-AAovis: Shirley Temple
In "Rebeeeo OF Sunny
brook Farm" -------- 2
l:3o-Movie. "Lossis Come
Home" ---------- 13
l.@5-Prs-came Show ------ II
2,0O-WoFid Series -------- II
3:oo-FootbaIl. Colts VS..
P0ekers --- 4
Popeyo and His Polls = l3
3:30-AFL Football: New
York Ut Houston ---- Is
400 THE cass Of the Slut
fsrins Bishop" ------ z
800. .Cvesfword, HoI ---- 2
Movie: THE Fighting
Guordsmon" ---- 10
6,30-To Promote Good Will u
IO.30-Loek Up ------------ "
Ask Weeb Evbank - -
ll.l5-Movie: "Frsnehmon's
EtssE Gssis, l "NaIfo Story i i
ll:20-WeofhsT Report ---- 2
lI:25-faee the Nation ----- 2
l1:55-Possor's Study ---- 2
l:oo.Topp0r --------------l -
AN. Mondoy-Fridoy
7.oo-Joek Wells Closeup - 10
7:25. .Today IN MaFylond - u
e:25-Todoy In Maryland - u
9:00-Psepl0'S Choice ------ 2
Romp0y Room '------- l3
9.3o-SpoFe Time Bowling y
Evening star., 1960-10-09

AM. Saturday
7:oo-Tedoy on the Farm - "
7:30-U. S. Navy Presents 80 "
Government Ao0neIes- IS
S,0o-Ths Big Picture --- "
Gross Roots Voter 1850 l3
s:30.Soldiers Of Fortune --- "
Rocket Ranger ------- Is
Evening star., 1960-10-09

those WhIeh go On mo or o
1000 Susie 2
Science Everywhere - II
lo.30.Fovr Sior Playhouse - l3
I2:o0-News at Noon -------13
P.M. Mondoy-Fridqy
l,0o-Womon's Anglo 2
The One O'cloek Show u
3.3o-svddy Dsons show -
A.3o-The Oons's All Here II
4.55-x-20 Spoee codet
Norman -------- ID
5.30-Bozo the Clown - 2
6.00-0W Miss Brooks 2
I:35-Norman Vincent Psole- l3
AM. Mondoy
0-comporufivs LiterotVrs 10
P.M.. Mondoy
5.oo-Movie. "Tarzon's
900. Movie: "Sonds Of Two
Jima" Port y ----- l3
6:30-Not for Hire ---- 2
7:O0-Seo Hunt --------- u
1890 -conolIin' the Colts II
ll.I5-Movis: ''Weskend at
the W0ldorf" -------- -
lI:20-Movie: Adam and
Evelyn" ----------- 2
AM. Tuesdoy
6:3o- Classroom Two: Spoes
Age Astronomy ----- z
Classroom 10 ------- l3
o.l5-LOfs Speok french l3
l0.00-For Better Speoeh----- II
P.M. Tuesdoy
500 -SfrGtford-on-Avon - 2
Movie: Elmer the
Gr00t -------------- ~
6:00-MoVis: "SondS Of Two
Jimo" Port ~ -- l3
6:30-Son FFaneiseo Bs0t--- 2
7.30-lYS in the Nome 2
Monhvnt ------------ l3
1890 Strikes ond Spores - u
ll;l5-fAoVisi Boom Town" l3
ll:20-MoVie: Red Shoes" z
AM. Wednesday