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when she dropped into to chat
about her proposed Sylvan
Theater summer Shakespearean
Festival. Nevertheless, as drama
departments will, this one re-
manned peSsimistic about Miss
Chamberlain's prospects.
It is doubly delighted today,
therefore. to announce that
Miss Chamberlain's program
has gone through. that there
will be a two-weeks' production
Of Twelfth Night" in the Syl-
van theater from July through
July Is.
Now, we are left with conf
dence only in her judgments,
including a full season Of
Shakespeare here one Of these
summers.
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able of playing them-in the
precise shape in which you
visualize them"
Although Saturday Night
and Sunday Morning" is an
angry young man movie, Mr..
Reisz has no commitment to
this school of writing or feel
ing. 1t just happens. however,
that his next film will be In
the same emotional area.
It's title, Stanley Macarthur
reports. is "The Sporting Life"
Innocently. we asked what 1t
would be about, and the an
Swer chad a kind of clipped
English sharpness about it:
I'VE really didn't get into
that, probably because I as
sumo that a movie called The
Sporting Life will inevitably be
about the sporting life"
That seem d to close the
subject.
SATIRE BACKFIRE: An ac-
quaintance of ours who is polit-
ically identified in our mind
with Louis XVI was explaining
to us the "decadent capitalism"
parable implicit in Moiseyev
ballet's rock -'n'-roll parody, as
we walked up the aisle after
the performance.
On our part, we were identi-
fled with that almost total
group in the audience which
thoroughly enjoyed it, probably
to the discomfort Of the Rus
slams that we crazy Americans
can take Satirical Joke on
ourselves. 1t set up to wonder
ing what a Moscow audience
would think Of, say, q Danny
Kaye paraphrase Of a ludicrous
aspect Of Russian life.
ELLIE'S FESTIVAL: No ac-
treSs manager director ever
presented a more persuasive
case than Ellie Chamberlain
Evening star., 1961-05-10
THE PASSING SHOW
Our Man Is K. Reisz,
He Fovors IIIiterocy
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Editor Of The Star

There is no Our Man Stanley like Stanley, a
registered Democrat in Montgomery County, real Harry
Macarthur.
Actually his full is Harry Macarthur but certain
sensvy about initiated movie reviews in his early
critic caused him to drop the "a"
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History Dept.
Receives Maps

The history department of North
ern High School has received two
new map sets These map se's
we're given to Mr.. Snelson and Mi
Morrow, instructors
Mr.. Snelson's map set of which
he is very proud, is a World History
map. 1t covers the development Of
the world from ancient times t.
the air age Mr. Snelson is especial
ly happy with the fine maps on the
Roman Empire. Medieval Times
and the development of Europe in
the Modern Era.
Mr. MOrroW's map set is of Amer
lean History 1t includes "a colored
maps from the world Of Columbus
to the United States as it is today
There are sections on transpOrta-
ton, natural resources. cOnscrva-
ton, and complete agriculture
map
With both maps came a complete
manual with all revisions essential
to the teaching of history in the
modern day.
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GORTNER

Come to worship service, Sun
day. Pastor Hylton will be the
evening speaker.
Included among the guests at
the recent Fellowship supper at
the church we're Pastors Hylton,
Galen Fike and family, EglOn;
Bishop and Mrs. Milton Miller and
Marvin Yoder, Springs, Pa; Pas
tor and Mrs Cecil Dunson and Mr..
and Mrs. William Johnson. of Ter
ra Alta. Wilma Trout. Donna Spik-
er and Mr. and Mrs. Allie Knox,
composed the one quartet: the
other quartet was composed of
William and Junior Knots, Mrs
William Knots and Virgil Right
The Thankoffering of $500 was
given to Joseph Cook, who has
been very i'll for number of
weeks.
The wedding of Jonas Yoder,
son of Mylo Yoder, and Miss Melin-
ola Zook, was announced to take
place on December 21st
Mrs. Marie Edmiston, of Pitts
burgh. is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
AHA DllllnSGi.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwOOd Schlos-
nagle entertained to supper Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Welch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Alexander, of Acct
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Schrock had
as guests, on Sunday, Ernest
Schrock, Joni Shelter, Henry
PeterSheim and their families.
Mary and Eli Shelter, of Ohio; Mrs.
Bonnie Calhoun, Lydia Nissley and
Mary Yoder.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Swartzen-
truber accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Bittinger. Sr.. on trip to
Canaan Valley, Sunday.
Ross Grove, Willard Swartzen-
truber and Gus Gortner attended
a Farm Bureau meeting in Balti-
more, last week.
Ross and Mary Lichty. Sam and
Lena Slabach, Jerome and Mar
garet White, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sisk, the Gary Bookouts, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Beachy and Gene Nolte
and family, of Ohio, attended the
installation service of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold White and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
vim Harsh, at Maple Spring, Sun
day morning, for the office of
Deacon and DeaconesS.
Mrs Mary Grove, Mt Lake Park,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sanders
one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Schrock took
supper with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lichty, one evening
J Miss Mary Lichty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob SWartzentruber, Mrs. Fannie
Stutzman and Mrs Amanda Oren-
dOrf spent Friday with their cousin,
! Mrs Evan Miller, near Springs
Pa. who cared for their aunt, Mrs
Kate Hershberger during her re-
cent illness. Mrs Stutzman re-
manned for weekend visit.
Sam and Lena Slabach, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Sisk spent Sunday af-
ternOon near Elkins with Mr.. and
Mrs. Blaine Newton, of Akron, o.
j. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
1 Newton
! Mrs. Ernest Gortner. Mrs. For
rest GOrtner, Mrs Marie EdmiSton
Mrs. Anna Bittinger were in Cum
berland. Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lichty and
son and Mr.. and Mrs Dan Lichty
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs
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The ldabe.C FirCstonc chapel OF
st. Pauls Episcopal church in Ak
ron, Ohio, was the setting for the
wedding of Joyce E. McClcllan1
and Bryon E. Fikc, with the Rev.
Paul Bankstcn officiating. The
ceremony was performed on Oct0-
Der Ia.
The bride. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. McClelland. was at
tired in a gown of tissue silk and
Chantilly lace. 1t featured a
nodded bodice of lace over silk
with a Sabrina neckline, trimmed
with iridcscent scquins and seed
pearls Her bouffant skirt fell in5o
a chapel train
The bride wore finger-tip veil
of illusion held by cap of rides
cent scquins and pearls. She car
ried a bouquet of white orchids
and Stephanotis on a prayer book.
Garlcne McAllister of Cleveland,
o., was maid of honor She wore
a dress of emerald green taffc.a
fashioned with a scoop ncckline
and bell shaped skirt.
Mrs James Bruggeman was
matron of honor. Her dress was
fashioned like that of the maid Of
honor and was in green. Marilyn
Markle. of Lake James, cousin of
the bride, was the bridesmaid. She
also was dressed in green. Carol
Ann Tots, cousin of the bride.
was flower girl. and Billy Markle
another cousin. was ringbcarcr.
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Fike>MCCleIIand Ceremonies Held

The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Il. Fike, Fricndsvlle, had
George Bisholt, Friendsville, as
best man. Ushers we're Harold
Kahl. Oakland, and Robert McCcl-
land. brother of the bride.
a reception was given in the
church parlor where Mrs McCel-
land received guests in a green
satin sheath The mother of the
groom chose a brown eye.et or
CANA over beige satin sheath. Both
mothers wore full mum corsage5.
For the wedding trip to Canada
the bride changed to a blue suit
with light gray mink collar and
black accessories.
Mr. and Mrs Fike are living in
O., where the bride
teaches at Isham Memorial school
and the groom is employed by
Duff Motor Lines. Inc.
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SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD

The week of revival meetings
came to close at Underwood on
Saturday evening Rev Donald
Matthews delivered the message
on Saturday night. while the pas
tor, Rev Charles Teets, Rev. Rob-
ert Moore and Rev Farley Foster
had charge of the message and
devotions the other evenings.
There we're choirs, quartets and
other singers present for each serv-
ice.
The Underwood Ladies' Aid was
entertained on Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Nola Rinehart. of
RoSedale. with nineteen members
present Guests included Sylvia
Childs. Ida Carr, and Mrs. Knots.
The Christmas Aid date is set up
to December Is. and will be at
the home of Mrs. Effie Stahl. when
members will exchange gifts and
draw new names for the next year.
New officers we're elected at the
November meeting for the new
year.
Ernie SWiger, Pat Morris. Ron
aid White and Donald Butler were
Sunday afternoon callers of the
Canaan boys.
Mrs Mae Arts, of Mt Lake Park,
accompanied Mrs Effie Stahl to
Baltimore, where they visited in
the homes of their children, grand
children. nieces and nepheWS for
two weeks before returning home
on Sunday
Miss Elaine Marie Ludwig, of
Deer Park, was an overnight guest
on Monday of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soelters.
Bessie Canaan and son Glenn,
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tai
/ mage White in Cash Valley, Mon
dav evening.
Miss Ivadine Matthews is a pa
tient in Garrett County Memorial
hospital Hazel White, Bessie Can
an MI and Mrs John Matthews
and Rev Eugene Matthews visited
her on Sunday afternoon
Linda Hauser is i'll with a severe
sore throat
Mr.. and Mrs Charles SOelters
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ludwig
and son visited Mrs Geraldine
I Ludwig, Deer Park, on Sunday af-
ternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Canaan and
sons we're Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs George White and
son, Ronald.
Mrs. Effie Stahl was an over
night guest of her daughter, Mrs
! Arthur Savage Sunday night
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HOYES

Sunday School, 10 a m; worship,
IL a. m; MYF. 7 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bishoff.
Keyser, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
Bishoff were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Jessie Frazee and Mrs. A.
ID. Lowdermilk, Oakland.
Rev and Mrs. Charles Hinkle. of
Friendsville, were Tuesday evening
Elmer Hershberger. at Springs who
returned home from the hospital
last week,
Frank Mullikin and family moved
Saturday out of Mrs. Anna Bit
inger's apartments to their new
home on Red Run, Deep Creek
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welch spent
Sunday evening with her brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alexander, at
Accident
Mrs. Simon Swartzentruber re-
ceived word Monday, of the death
of her uncle, Silas Hostetler, of
near Meyersdale. His funeral was
Wednesday, at St Paul, Pa. His
wife and nine children, two sisters,
Mrs. Dora Yoder and Miss Lillian
Hostetler, survive
Miss Lydia Troyer, of Mt Pleas
ant Mills, Pa, is a guest of the
CARRIERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Hauser was
guest of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Boil
yard, of Amboy. w Va, Saturday
night The Edwards celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary.
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Daughters at the age where just asking
Flows Bill'' wins big pink blush. Her
own phone in her room gives important
privacy and makes her feel you realize
she's growing up.
For mother, the extension phone in the
Kitchen is like third arm saves count
less steps during the many hours she
spends there. She can always keep an eye
on what's doing and do it more easily!
Dad has phone in his workshop that
he wouldn't trade for a new set of tools. 1t
gives him convenience and privacy for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07

dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. r.
Claude Bishoff and daughter
Mr. and Mrs j, Milton Dewitt
we're callers of Mr. and Mrs. HUI
bert Friend and daughters, Tues
day evening. Boyd Paugh was a
Monday visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Beachy, Ar
lington, Va, were guests of Mrs
w. Webb Dewitt over the week
end. Other callers were Mrs. James
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making or taking calls in his leisure
Office"
Extension phones cost only Sis
month each. plus tax, after small install
laIon charge And lhencw, little Princess
extension phone, with bult-in night light
is just Sl.90 a month, plus tax, after In
stallation. Your choice of five Princess
colors at no extra charge.
Just call or visit your Telephone Bust
ness Office. Or ask the man in the tele-
phone truck.
The &P Telephone Company of Maryland
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North High News
Pep Rally Held

Pep Rally Held
A pep rally was held on Wednes-
day to welcome in the basketball
season, and to arouse enthusiasm
for the game with Bruce High
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Vitez and children, Miss Wilma
Hanlin, James Wilburn and George
Thompson and Robert Thompson,
St Mary's county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Sharplcss,
Kitzmiller were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. Claude
Bishofl
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Social Security Office
To Remain Open At Night

The Socia. Security District Of
ace will be open from 500 TO 700
clock every Tuesday evening for
,he next 8 weeks for the convent
tnce of people Us or over VINO work
during the day
In announcing the special eve
ming hours Waiter r. Campbell,
Manager OF the local office noted
that many Older people III the area
who are still employed do not an
derstand that recent changes in
,he socia! security law now makes
It possible for a substantial mum
Der Of them to collect some pay
mentS in addition to their earnings.
Older workers made eligible to
collect some social security pay
ments for the year 1861, may lose
the payments due them II they do
not make application before the
end of Janu:.y 1862, he said
School. The team members were
introduced, and the cheerleaders
led in cheers of victory The band
and majorettes took part in the
rally.
Betty Croker Test Given
The annual Betty Croker test
in the Search for the Homemaker
of Tomorrow was taken by all
senior girls on Tuesday, December
).
Clothing Drive
A total of S40.72 was collected
for Clothing Drive on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
By ARNOLD SCAASI
As Told to Eleni
Star Fashion Editor

zone Of series by famous American de-
signers, giving their personal viewpoint ON Fall
and Winter fashionsJ
IT SEE FALL as time for women to. ..
Il Wrap themselves in baby buntingtype
coats in the brightest ice cream cOlors.
Keep their hairlines sleek for the larger
hats, and their faces bright, because these
hats will be worn off the face.
Wear beautifully-designed afternoon
dresses in important colOrs that flatter them
during the day. and do away with that old
skirt and sweater, and that little nothing
dress.
Suit themselves once more in the most
feminine suits in bright colors and worn
with honeSt-to-goodness white blOuSes.
like manniSh-type striped fabrics in reds
and blues. Some suits may sport their own
matching stole for added warmth on particu
larly windy days.
And finally see fall as time when
women will venture forth in the most glamor
Gus ever evening clothes for dinners (both
at-home and outside it,, for dancing, movie
going, or gala balls.
No woman should appear after pm.
in less than the most feminine and luxurious
clothes she can afford I'm for brocadeS and
NEXT SUM
Evening star., 1961-09-17

satin prints, fur trims, fluffy marabou bOr-
derS, clothes covered with brilliants, chiffonS
of many hues, silver-embroidered laces, and
the bI0ckest dress with the loaOeSt or highest
neckline.
Isay anything goes, if it will make Ameri-
can women be admired for looking their
most feminine and alluring.
ColI,,
Evening star., 1961-09-17
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this fotterno style thot boosts proportioned
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DAYTIME DRESSES
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GAIL MA. $500 ANY TIME TO ORDER
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zone of a series by famous American de-
signers, giving their personal viewpoint ON Fall
and Winter faShionsJ
Evening star., 1961-09-17

NEXT SUNDAY: Sally Victor
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15
Three Seriously Burned in M84 Carrier Explosion

ANCHORAGE tR - Three soldiers seriously burned when an M84 armored personnel carrier exploded in the exercise "Willow Freeze" area have been air evacuated to the Air Force Hospi- tai at Elmendorf Air Force Base.
 The three soldiers, one of them cited for bravery in helping his fellow troopers escape the burn ing tracked vehicle, were treated at a field hospital in the exercise area until evacuated.
 Sgt. 1/c Harry M. Almedia suf- fered severe burns on 30 per cent of his body and possible lung damage when he re-entered the burning carrier to help his men escape.
 Almedia was the most seriously injured of the group. His condi- ton is listed as critical.
 First and second degree burns on 20 per cent of his body were suffered by Pvt. 1/c Leroy Jordan also of the mortar battery.
 Pvt. 1/c Earl E. Wyman re- ceived first, second and third de- gree small area burns over 12 per cent of his body when the armored car exploded. He and Jordan are in serious condition.
 Two other members of the mor- tar battery suffered minor burns. They were released after first aid treatment.
 The 1st Airborne, from Ft. Bragg, N. C., is taking part in the maneuver as U. s. Forces. The maneuver area is approximately ITO miles north of Anchorage in the Tolsona Lave area.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15
GIRL SCOUTS WILL SPONSOR SECOND SHOW

The last Tuesday in March has been the night chosen by the Girl Scouts to sponsor the second show at the Nomerama Theater as a fund raising project. The girls will pay the expenses for the use of the film and the balance of their ticket sale will be for the use of the Girl Scout Troop.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15

Junior and Senior High School classes have been dismissed for the duration of the Basketball Tournament. Other classes in the old school and annex are being held in the morning only. Glasses in the new section of the school are on full day, regular schedule.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15
More Powerful Engine Will Be in Xl5 on Next Flight

EWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calf. R - The X15 rocket plane is scheduled to fly sometime this week with an engine nearly four times as powerful as the one that has set speed and altitude rec ords.
 Maj. Bob White will try to hit 2,500 mph, surpassing his pre- vious unofficial mark of 2,275 mph. He set an altitude record of 136,- 500 feet.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15
FULL FLOODED INDIAN

CASPER, Wyo. R Police Chief Paul Danigan questioned a man about reports he was claim ing to be an FBI man.
 The man was released, Danigan said, when he explained that by FBI he meant full blooded Indian.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15

FIRST AID COURSE OFFERED
 Anyone interested in taking Red Cross First Aid course is asked to contact either JoAnn Conk- lin, First Aid Instructor or Car rie McLain, District Chairman for the American Red Cross.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15

Photo Courtesy of CGnadian National RdipdyS It's all quidiggn around Conception Bay in Newfoundland "Teetering Rock seldom given second look by hermen
 neyefaiing nonhng The balanced the side of hill overlooking Conception Bay How long has been there nobody Newfoundland knows Eow long will there? A long there's squidggin in Conception Bay the odme
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15

If you are too finicky about what you eat, it may be a sign you're neurotic. Psychologists say normal people have fewer food dislikes than the emotionally dis tured.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15
HOME COMING

HOME COMING =.
 This is sort of a home coming trip for Eric Thompson, basket ball player from Kenai, as he lived in Nome with his parents and grandparents as a small boy. He will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Earl ToWner, Mrs. ToWner was his baby sitter when he was an infant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22

visiting his wife's parents in
Buckner, Va.
It was almost 9 pm. as the
husky feed truck driver started
out with his pretty wife and
their two children.
It was only Is miles from
Buckner to the Jacksons' mod
est white bungalow in Apple
Grove.
AS they drove along Virgins
Route 500, another car came
out of the darkness and forced
them to the side of the road
Mr.. Jackson hit the brakes sc
fast his tires left skid marks or
the pavement.
The car was found next day
eight miles from its destina-
ton. The keys were still in the
ignition. The children's toy
lay on the floor and seats.
Bodies Found in Pit
Almost two months later, or
March 4, two men gathering
sawdust from a lumber mill phi
IS miles to the north, two mile
west of Fredericksburg, made
a discovery. Mr.. Jackson's bull
let-pierced and beaten body
his arms tied with his owl
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Electrician Held
Without Bond in
Death of Wife

An Arlington electrician Is
being held without bond on Q
charge Of murder in the death
Of his 20-year-old wife.
Police early yesterday AZ.
rested Albert Jackson Sisk, IT,,
Is. Of the 1900 block Of South
Twelfth street shortly after his
wife, Barbara Ann, died in
Arlington Hospital Of Q gun
shot wound.
Detective Capt. Dudley Rec
tor said Mrs. Sisk was shot last
Thursday after . family argu-
ment in the couples apartment.
A SO calibre bullet penetrated
her lung, he reported.
Sisk, who originally wa
charged with felonious assault,
was free on bail when arrested
yesterday.
He will appear in county
court Monday when bond may
! be set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
VIRGINIA BRIEFS
Hearings,
Meetings
Are Set

RICHMOND. Jan. 81 (AP).-
Legislative study groups have
scheduled two public hearings
and three meetings next week.
On Monday. the Commission
on Registration, headed by
Delegate John Warren Cooke
of Mathews. will hold a public
hearing here at II am.
The Virginia Advisory Legis-
lative Councils committee on
milk inspection will hold q
Thursday public hearing here
A meeting of the milk inspec-
ton committee will be held the
following day.
The VALC railroad passenger
traffic committee will meet
Tuesday and the code commits
sion on Wednesday.