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The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06
Eamb bert

The first meeting Of the PTA
will be held Monday, September
IL at 8 p. m. in the high school
assembly. Jim Murray will report
on Boys State and Frank Nevins
on Music Camp he attended in
Missoula. The PTA officers and
School Board members will serve
lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gripp and
baby daughter from Saskatoon,
Canada were visitors at the Paul
Heringer home one evening last
week.
Robert Petrik left Saturday
night and his father. William Pet
rik Monday to bring back their
school bus from Indiana.
|. Mr. and Mrs. John Bolstad NOV.
ed from Glendive to the Peter
Thiessen ranch last week.
David Heath arrived home 70.
the week end from Bozeman OF
Friday.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06
Governor COmmends Rehabilitation
Program For MOntana's Industrial
Injured as lab Funds Transfer To DVR

81 have seen many Workmen
who, unfortunately, sustained per
manent disability in the course of
their employment" Senator Cash
more, a Helena physician, explain
ed.
"Often they were unable to re-
sumo their former employment
and were not trained for any 9TH
er. When the financial settlement
paid under the old law and pro-
cedure became exhausted" DR..
Cashmere pointed out, "such
workmen and their families had
serious trouble"
MANY became dependent upon
welfare. BY this new approach to
the problem, recommended by
Governor Nutter and enacted by
the 37th Legislative Assembly"
DR.. Cashmere said, "a perman-
emily injured man may be reha-
biiitated by securing training or a
vocation within his physical capa-
bilities."
"This will help him and his
family to continue as productive
citizens and keep them off relief
rolls. This is a good example of
nter-departmental cooperation"
81 think this will save money
for the employers and I am con-
WINGED it will save money for the
Montana taxpayers. l am hope
full that the pilot program will SC
prove its worthiness that the next
legislature will enact legislation t.
extend and make the procedure
permanent, Senator Cashmor con
Guided.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06

Everyone likes to meet a child that is well disciplined.
However, disciplining a child to the extent that ne S not gwen
a chance to make any decisions can be very harmful to the
proper development of the child. 1t is important that parents,
and others who are charged with the training OF children,
allow young people to make decisions themselves each day.
Children should have the opportunity to select the clothes
they will wear on certain occasions : this often benefits the
children, although, some times it may be a little embarrassing,
1t may even help in some cases to let the child say what
chore he would prefer to do.
The young man or woman who is allowed to make de-
cisions at all stages of life will develop into maturity and Will
develop into a responsible citizen and is less likely to have a
mental breakdown than the individual who has been shelter
ed from decisions.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06

Governor Donald c.. Nutter
commended the new rehabilita-
ton program for the industrially
injured in a brief talk in a cere-
mony in his office marking the
transfer of $4,000 from the Mon
tana Industrial Accident Board re-
serve fund to the Montana Divi-
sion of Vocational Rehabilitation.
The program for Montana'S in
duStrially injured was established
by the 1861 legislative assembly.
The measure and authorization for
the transfer of funds was passed
by the 9th legislative assembly
without a dissenting vote in the
house or senate.
"Other states experience with
similar legislation" Governor
Nutter pointed out, demonstrates
that rs to 100 industrially dis
abied persons can be expected to
be returned to productive en-
ployment under this program.
From administrative, financial,
and humane StandpointS this is
intelligent Legislation. For such ac-
ton, Montana's legislators are
= IN expression of %apprecia-
ton"
Robert Swanberg, Director of
the Montana Industrial Accident
Board, presented the $4,000
check to Glenn o. Lockwood, Di-
rector of the Division of Vocation
al Rehabilitation, in the brief
ceremony in the governors office.
Others participating in the pro-
gram were Representatives: Tom
Haines, Missoula County; Russ
Conklin, Cascade County; Tim
Sullivan, Silver Bow County; and
Senator William F. Cashmere,
Lewis & Clark County. Fred
Breeder, F1athead County Repre-
sentative, who was also instru-
mental in the measures passage,
was unable to attend the program,
The legislation was introduced
in the House of Representatives
and enjoyed DR.. CaShmore's
strong support in the Senate.
Following the presentation Of
the lab check to the DVR, the
legislators, the governor and the
department directors discussed
procedures and plans for the CO.
operative program.
The legislative action provide
the DVR $4,000 each year il
the next biennium from the IAI
reserve fund to finance a specia
rehabilitation program for the in
~dustrially injured. Under the ad
ministration of the DVR the fund
are to be used solely for providin
vocational rehabilitation service
for selected cases of industrial in
juries.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06
Three BuafaeS

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Donahue
and family of Sheridan, Wyo-
ming have spent the past week
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Dona-
hue's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Bentson. During the week
they also spent 2 days in Regina,
Sask.
MI. and Mrs. Asa Bradley and
Donna visited at the Russell John
son home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McMillen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Sawyer
Helped Jerry McMillen, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. David McMillen cele-
brated his 1st birthday, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Johnson
mo.ored to WioauX, Mont, on Fri
day, where Irene judged the All
exhibits at the county fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Franz of
Mesa, Arizona, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Franz and Robert and j. R. Nc
Millen were Saturday supper
guests at the Lester McAillen
home.
Jack Putnam of Billings visited
here with his parents and rela-
tives over the Labor Day week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schlicht-
ing, Sherman, Frieda Marie and
Marc and Judy Thompson of Gar
rison, N. Oak, visited at the
Percy Schlichting and T. Schields
homes over the Labor Day week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Putnam
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Murray
who live south of Lambert, drove
to Medora Friday, where they at
tended Old Four Eyes and toured
Iba ,0o,lz
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06
SHARON SAX HONORS
COLLEGE STUDENTS

Miss Sharon Sax, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Sax, enter
tanned a group of girl friends at a
lovely dinner party at her nome
Sunday, August 27 in compliment
to those who will be leaving soon
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06

for college.
CHESTS included: Janet Frand-
san Berniece Sorensen. Party
Jacobson, Janet Weber M PnnDia
Smith, Kathy Brooks onn
Hawk Betty Pfau, Judy
md Diana Fulton.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06
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The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06

Robert swanbergd director of the Montana rnduHrEl accident Boad is pcured, um handing
aanbehd nv leoIaHvee action of tie 3b TGHMn Assembly Parhcchnu in the presentation
IN Governor Donald q NuTs office. were legislators nSrmnna IN me PASSAGE OIL me measured
from eff TO rgt Senator William F. Cashmo Levi & Clark county, SwanDeg HePHmanve
Tim Hans N1Esouac county,. Governor Nuter lockwood Representative onkn Cascade county,
and Tom Sullivan Silver Bow county,. Representative Fred Breeder uihhead county, who was
active in the PASSAGE the easMe.w was ahe TO- tndh the tnd transfer nemn
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
REAL TORS
ALL THE TRIMMINGS

ore olreody present in this fine
home. Move right in and enjoy
the beautifully poneled recreo
tion room with builtin bor
screened patio, stone BorB-Q pit
extra luvutory. additional stor.
age room above the 212.cor 90.
roge; bedrooms. dineHe. new
Competing oil this for only
Sl9.eoo.
NO TURKEY
will you own when you pur-
chose this immaculate EUCLID
colonial. Lorqe corpeted living
room. formal dining room. kitchen
with getting oreo. luv on lst
floor, full basement. 3 bedrooms,
oversized 2-cdr garage, beouti-
full lot and location. S22.900.
THANKSGIVING DAY
is set aside TO give thanks. but
you'll be thankful oil yeor when
you purchase this 4-bedroom
home with fomly room; very
large kitchen. 2l2-cor garage.
screened potio. tool shed. lorge
beautiful yord for the children
and q price of only $4,000.
PLYMOUTH ROCK
is no sturdier than this wonder
full brick and stone 3-Yeor old
ranch but this home is far
more attractive. 2 wood-burninG
firepluces provide wormth for
fomily life and q focal point for
entertaining. Full basement is
divided into recreation, wosh
workshop and play areas. 81
bedrooms; liz baths; formal
dining room with French doors
to pctio; 2l2-cor plustered. at
toched garage and priced below
the FHA opproisol at s25.s0o. |
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
REAL TORS
THE sTuFFINC

is the finishing touch OF q good
turkey dinner. and these pay.
ments ore the finishing touches
to this fine 2-Yeor-old home
only S96 per month including
principle. interest. toxes and in
suronce. 3 bedrooms oil with
spacious double closets: bright
cheerful kitchen to ease wo-
mans work: oluminum storms
and screens: quiet tree lined
street and REMEMBER only Ss6
per month.
PRISCILLA
once soid Speak for yourself,
John and we soy Own for
yourself. Why pay that landlord
rent when you can own so much
home for so little down and such
reasonable monthly payments
4 bedrooms. dining room. kitchen
with eating oreo. wood-burning
in the living room: lla-
car garage and q treed l08xle5
lot. Below FILA upproisol al
$4,000.
TOM TURKEY
says "Cobble. Gobble" and we
say "gobble" up this vulue! g.
yeor old brick front ranch on q |
fully improved 100 #. Wickliffe
lot. vestibule entrance. spacious
living room with wood.
burning fireplace; 3 bedrooms,
full basement; huge II #. kitchen
with beautiful fruitwood cobi-
nets; breezewuY; 2-cor garage:
Q potios: fomily room and ali
Tor S24.eoo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
REALTORS
NO COBBLE.DE.GOOK


The price is reollY Sl2,900! Wick.
life ranch with eating oreu in
the kitchen: basement; lh-cur
garage: low. low payments and
only s4o0 down payment >.
REALLY!
THE PILGRIMS
gathered by their fires on the
first Thanksgiving Day and oil
the fomily will gother by the
lovely 2-sided fireplace in this
California contemporary.
Openess is the keynote Of this
custom built home with positive
ly the best Of everything. Their.
glass from floor to cell
ing overlooks q large 75x220 lot;
3 bedrooms. 2 full clay tile buths.
bright kitchen with complets
ouilt-ins and beautiful cobiiIetS;
hull basement; and q 2-cur plo-
Iered. attached garage.
NO MUsKETs NEEDED
indians ore friendly also
he monthly payments! Yes. the
otol monthly payments ore only
$50 including principle. interest.
uxes and insurance. Located
south Of Euclid Ave. wolking
distance TO Euclid bus line.
schools and shopping. CT no
iown and immediate occupancy.
WE'RE THANKFUL
We can offer this fine home
With no closing costs and i'm
nediote occupancy s. yes. be
n your own home for Christ
mas 8 bedrooms room for 4th);
linette; 5oxl5o yord; all i'm
in and puid for;
distance to school and
only s45o down and
move right in.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
ASSUME A 412oo LOAN

#5e25. On this king sized bun
ooIow. 3ox24 foundation with full
cIoy tile bath. Principal end inter
est S94.5o per month plus taxes
and insurance. Full basement.
Lovely tree shaded. Coll today fer
details tho' con soVe you seVeroi
thousand dolIor,.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
EUCLID-NORTH OF Blvd.

#5o57. Three bedrooms ond Ia
boths ore two Of the many plus
lectures Of this large bungalow
loree living room, full clay tile
bath, full divided basement, tree
shoded Iot. Beach privileges. Owner
moving TO Florido.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
$3.50 DOWN

#5492. Located Just off loke
Shore. Attractive 2-bedroom bungo.
low, with expansion for z large
rooms UP, close 10 shopping and
schools. Priced for quick sole
sl4,5oo, only $3.50 down for this
complete home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
HARD TO BELIEVE

1853. Nestled on tree shoded
stree. near Euclid High and Me-
morio Pork, this fine home feo-
iures Jorge bedrooms, dining room,
stone fireplace, poneIed reereotion
room and attached goroge Asking
Sl7.9oo About $500 down. Worth
investirntinn.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
Rambling Ranch

Mentor. Ohio off Ri. 20. New
brick s room custom built ranch.
2 full baths. wood burning fire
place. storms. screens. dish
washer. Thermopune windows
throughout. Competing and
dropes: 2-cor attached garage.
wooded lot 80xl40. Ideal home
for young executive. Owner an
xious.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
EUCLID SEMl-RANCH

1850 Holy Cross Parish is the
Location Of this large comfortable
home. 3 bedrooms with O fourth
portiolIy finished. 2cor ottoehed
guraee, O Iorge kitchen ond full
basement. Owner transferred
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
ONLY $1,000

#5oo3 BeoutifuI older home, north
Of 81. CIoir Ave. I bedroom down
end ; up, nice Ioree rooms, extra
lovc'ory in basement. goroee. Con
be bought CI, no down poymen'
This will go fest ot sll 600. Coll
todoy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
MAGNIFICENT CITY RANCH
FAMILY PARADISE

Fl426. In beoutifuI Forest Hills
this custom built executive home,
leoVes nothing 10 be desired, tosi-
fully oeoted on O l20xl5o f. lot,
constructed Of brick and cut stone,
spacious bedrooms. pa baths, 2
wood burning firepIoces, foil bose
ment 2l7,cor o'toched eoroee,
een'rol oir conditioned, privoie
swimming ond club privileges;
priced for below octuol cost.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
NORTH or THE Blvd.

1887. In Euclid is the Ioeoiior OF
This 3.bedroom ehormsr, Spacious
livino room with wood burning
fireploce. Full fornol dining room
and coy modern kitchen with q
diwshusher, disposol and q con
venien' bedroom down o1d z
kino-sizs bedrooms up.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
EAST CLEVELAND
APARTMENT

1858. Brick 5 sUiter neor Win
dermere Rapid Tronsit s'oiion. 4
suites with 2 bedrooms plus heoted
svnrooms. Gross income $3.50
year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
FIRST IN THE NATION TO USE
THE FILA. TRADE.IN PROGRAM
WEBSTER REALT0R
VIII. $4,000 UI.. l.7200
EUCLID AVE. l247 HAYDEN AVE.
Seni.BunqoloW

4 bedrooms with q den that
could be q possible 5th. A full
dining room. basement with rec.
room. Ia baths: wolkino dis.
tonce to school and tronsporto-
ton. Sl9.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
SHOREGATE RANCH

1883. A hop, skip ond lump
from shopping. Large spoeious home
with otioehed garage, deep fenced
in LOT, screened porch. Asking
sl7,qoo. Abou, $500 down. Hurry
On this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23

Stone and frome S room home
on Highland Rd. 2-cor attached
garage. Ia baths. lot l00x250.
Make offer. Must be sold.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
Semi-Ronch

OH Ridge Rd. in rear Of Willo,
Plaza. q 4-bedroom with 2 full.
baths with dining room ond2
bedrooms on lst floor. Space for
den on End floor which is $50
complete. Full basement. 2-cur
detached garage. on q large
lot: wolking distance TO schools
and shopping. s2l 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
BRICK BEAUTY
EUCLID BRICK
BUNGALOW-$I7,oOO

#242l. Located in the heart Of
the city. This home is in excellent
condition. About 5000 down. Don't
miss this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23

COLllNWOOD BEAUTY
1852. immaculate colonial, com.
pieiely redeeoro'ed. Lorae bedrooms,
new Competing in living and dining
rooms, enclosed porch, Owner
trcnsferred. Most sell Asking
S1l.qoo. obout $3.50 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
EXCEPTIONAL BUY

#54l5. Sparkling white bungalow
located one block from the loke
Shore Blvd.-E. 222nd ST. shopping
center. -Four bedrooms, screened in
reor porch. Owner transferred.
ASKING $4,000. Voiue packed
About $500 down. Hurry %
this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
Seni-Bungalow

4 bedrooms. divided basement
with rec room. attached garage.
neur schools and transportation.
in Mt. Cormel Perish. a very
neot. attractive home. Slo.5OO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
MAY BE PHONED IN TO OUR
OFFICE UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK
TUESDAY EVENING, $1.OO MIN.
mum CHARGE - CASH WITH
ADVERTISEMENT, 75c MINI
MUM. NO CANCELLATIONS
OR ALTERATIONS AFTER 3
p. M. TUESDAY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23

COlONIAL-E. 2oQih ST.
#5oo4. This smortly decorated
home is close 10 shopping end
tronsportoiion. One Of the incest
homes in Euclid. Three good sized
bedrooms, enclosed reor porch; Just
reduced TO sls.5 about $500
down. Act quickly.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
Income Property
Dream Home

Brush Rd. - 7 room tri-level
brick veneer. gracious home. Lot
84x440. 2.cor garage attached.
and loads Of built.ins. only
$4,000 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
REAL TORS
OPEN SUNDAY l.6
Fabulous
Thunderbird Homes

Thistlewood Dr.. north OF Blvd.
4 streets Eost OF Ri. 306. Gil.
No Down. All others $495.00.
3 large bedrooms. i "a baths. oil
improvements in and paid for.
Only Sl4.900. with easements
sl6.e00. Your best buy - why
not see for yourself.
Income Property
Commercial Bldg. In good condi-
tion. Full basement. suites and
2 stores fully rented. On Lake
Shore Blvd. High income.
Dream Home
Brush Rd 7 room Fri i-leyel
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
Semi.Rdnch

NEW. in Wickliffe just south Of
Euclid Ave. 4 bedrooms, Q full
boths. divided basement. on q
lot 50xl06 #. Priced at 1900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-23
Euclid Ronch-

S rooms including dining room
and bedrooms. attached go.
roqe. divided basement, rec
room. 55xl70 #. lot; neor trons.
portotion und schools. S2l. 300.
Evening star., 1961-08-27

From the chairman of the
ball, Mrs. William r. Smed-
berg III, on down to the
pretty JANGO misses who
help with favors and pro-
grams on ball night, the Ball
Committee gets buster as the
deadline date nearS.
But the show committee
is probably the busiest, ap-
plying the last brush stroke
to canvas and smoothing
out stage sequences-while
keeping an eye on their own
households, too!
THE gals on every COM
mittee for the ball spend a
fantastic number of hours to
make this a success" re-
marked Mrs. Miller. She con-
fessed that her own family
cheerfully suffers the con-
sequences.
Things get pretty hectic
as we get closer to the ball
date" she said, 80 my
family eats leftovers and TV
dinners"
What's their" reaction?
They just throw up
their hands and exclaim,
Mothers Navy Reliefing
again."
Evening star., 1961-08-27

show. But she's happy that
her cast of 10 (two are Off
stage voices) is talented and
they work well together.
Among them is a professional
dancer, and a professional
singer. All of them are Navy
and Marine Corps wives or
personnel.
And backing them all up
is the Navy Band under the
baton of 1t. Anthony
Mitchell who gives a big as
sist with musical arrange
mentS.
Mrs. Miller is also proud
of her committee. IS m a IL
working committees are the
best" she thinks.
Not the least important
chore is finding the props,
a task Mrs. Miller delegated
to two committee members
who have begged and bor-
rowed" the necessary items.
CoStuming is in the hands
of Mrs. Frank Fusselman to
whom Mrs. Miller offered
some sketches earlier this
year.
Making the costumes
keeps costs down so we pre-
fer not to rent them," Mrs.
Miller explained.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
BY RUTH DEAN
Star Staff Writer

While others are vacation
ing in more pleasurable
climes, a hard working group
of Navy and Marine Corps
wives gather several times a
week in the Sail Loft of the
Navy Weapons Plant to
paint scenery, move props
and rehearSe, rehearse, re-
hearse.
The dynamo behind all
this theatrical activity is
Mrs. George H. C"Pat" to
her friends) Miller, a Navy
wife and a former Holly
wood script writer with a
lifelong love for the theater.
Mrs. Miller, whose profess
Sional background is a boon
for the 1861 Navy Relief Ball
Committee, is pulling into
shape the half-hour enter
tainment show which will
cap this years ball on Sep
tember 20 in the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
Mrs. Miller is producer and
director of the show.
The former Paramount
writer who once wrote for
such screen greats as the
late Gary Cooper, Claudette
Colbert, Helen Hayes and the
Evening star., 1961-08-27
SERVICE SCENE
Navy Ball Production
Gets Professional TOuch

late Carole Lombard, wrote
the script for the 1861 Navy
Ball show last March. She
has revised it a couple of
times, and no doubt in the
true tradition of the theater,
may still have to make a
few changes as it moves to-
ward final production.
Problems
Only a professional could
meet the myriad problems
that beset an amateur pro-
duction. In many ways, Mrs.
Miller admits the mex
perience of performers and
technicians makes it more
difficult to put on an anna
teur show. But their en-
thusiasm and willingness to
learn more than make up for
their inexperience, she AYERS.
Mrs. Miller directed the
show for the 1856 Navy Re-
lief Ball, which was held in
the Sail Loft as all the Navy
Balls were for years up un-
til two years ago when they
were moved to the Sheraton
Park Hotel to accommodate
the increasing attendance.
So this time she has the
added task of planning a
show in one place that will
Evening star., 1961-08-27

be held in another location.
"Our big problems are the
props and rehearsals." she
said. THE large backdrop for
the Sheraton Hall stage we
do in sections so it can be
more easily transported to
the hotel the day of the ball.
Before we started rehearSing,
I took the measurements of
the Sheraton Hall stage and
marked them out exactly on
the floor of the Sail Loft,
so the actors will know their
cues on ball night.
The Challenge
I'm some ways this show
is more challenging than
anything you'd find in the
theater. In the theater you
work with lights a week be-
fore the dress rehearsal, but
with the Navy Ball show we
don't coordinate the lights,
scenery and acting until the
day of the show.
But I have wonderful
technicianS to work with,
and a cooperative cast.
They're no prima donnas in
this one; there just isn't any
time for that" she said with
a laugh.
Everyone works hard, and
Evening star., 1961-08-27

with one thing in mind
that we must keep produc-
ton costs down because it
is a benefit for Navy Re-
lief"
In writing the script and
picking a cast Mrs. Miller
said she had to keep in mind
the audience and occasion.
Since it is given late in the
evening when everyone'S
having a good time and be-
cause it is limited to 80
minutes, it must be light and
gay with dialogue kept to a
minimum, she added.
Navy Life
"Yet it has to have some
continuity. So to keep it
from looking like a series of
disconnected old fashioned
vaudeville acts, we have a
thin story line," she ex-
planned.
The one-act show will
have three scenes portraying
typical incidents in Navy life,
a theme Mrs. Miller is sure
will get good audience re-
SponSe.
Mrs. Miller estimates it
takes about 80 hours of re-
hearsing to put on a good
Evening star., 1961-12-31

Sergt. Clinton E. Hvmphries
describes the tonele below
over Radio Stotion WMAl.
Pilot is Raymond A. Choisson.