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2 DAILY BULLETIN. Endlcott. Wed., Feb. 4, 1959 TELEVIEWING By Bob Cl.m.nts KovacsAddsTinge Of Comedy In Drama Versatile Ernie Kovacs was seen In a completely opposite setting Monday njght when he made one of his rare dramatic appearances starring in \Symbol of Au thority\ on the Desilu Playhouse via Chan nel 12. Kovacs. he of the fullsome mustache that looks as if It migh t fall off anv minute, is usually seen In sofily spoken, barbed come dy routines on repvee Ernie played a proofreader who pained temporary distinction In thp world of med nno in the light-hearted comedy H e really did job of actn g letting his Imaginative comedy talents sneak through once In e while to brighten the spirits Co-starring wnh Kovacs was Jean Hagen. Danny Thomas ' ertswhile television wife, who portrayed th* assistant proofreader. Mildred In the comedy Kovacs develops a tummy-ache - colitis, he learns — and spends a few days in the hospital Thpre ho be comes enchanted w*th medicine and doctors - to the extent that he viualizes himself as a great doctor H e buvs a stethoscope In n pau-nshop for three dollars, and soon find* himself the moat Io\ed doctor\ In the hospital. \Th e Face of Red China \ the highly praised and award win ning CB S News filmed report on conditions inside Communist j China will bp repeated via video tape this Sunday from 2 to 3 pm on Channel 12 l^nst month the film won the TWfi ^vlvania Television Award R<I *hp \outstanding documentary program of the year' ft was e: i,: r.illy presented on tho network, Sunda>, H' emher 28 W '. iw\ .lulia Mnade s 'rBvvbprTv blonde who earns ft reputed six fliPHPs a \ia r b v hfr tnlentpil del,\er\ of conirnTnan on the, • Fd \Milnnn Sh™ ' nnd Pl.ivhome 10 ' on thr- CRS Television Ncwork begs to differ with those wh o thnk she s got It com-1 p.rtelv made I' s one ih ng she savs to have a good yrtt its another to keep hersplf m trim for lodov « work aid tmiorrrm s opp >irtunities Arcordinglv Miss Meade v. mlr* no ttme in taeauty naps *?he (t-ipsn t ne<»d them Instpnr] she present« ber well groomed self <l i *P regularly at a made-over flv «'or\ garage tn mid Manhat'an v here Curt Conway nnd I/mny Chapmaii onriurt ify> Theater f.|',d n of N'PW York Wha''R t k ie unolvement «« 'be v sav In The Method circles'' Prmar'lv and all the time Mm Meade Is ah /ictreas To do a E vxl commercial today It seems v<m not only K- I VD have heart ym roMs hn\r talent and technique There are f>r»*liirrrs Who in s et that the gal tn the eornmercHil must ' undergo n renl exper ience \ no leas than the people In thp arwmipnnyinj; nitertninmenf Miss Mpade Isn't the only one who has taken this tmk A for mer M.«R America Ties* Mveroo of 'The Big Pn voff ' is a fellow Btndent with Miss Meade at the Conway-Chapmnn studio • • • • • • Ewald Reports: Mort Sahl's Jokes Aimed At People In Ordinary Living By WILLIAM EWALD, United Press International NEW YORK (t'PI) — Mort Sah) s brief turn on the NBC TV Eddie Fisher show Tuesday night was the evenings principal bracer. 'Like most of the hater new comics - Elaine and Mike) Johnny Winters. Lenny Bruce. Milt Kamen. Shelley Rerman Sahl is steeped 1n his time Hli Idiom 1s contemporary H e assume tha' the members of his audience have gone to school, read newspaper nnd nn oocnstonnt hook have voted, earned mone y and are po licing members of tho human community He assumes in other words i (that his audience Is alive It Is nn assumption foreign tn \~ TTVi n of our veteran mmlc* whose approach leans on formula and larks spine Insularity Is one of fhp penalties of SUT<SS and minv of our veteran comic* seem to suffer from that insularity The\ aeem to ln<-k eontacf with people in their ordinary living As « result their routines are made Up of rote Jokes about marriage children weather, nutos plus l/ike« about the only field thev know \vell ah 'iw business They remain funny only because thev are superb teehjiJrlans Thetrs Is « constant ba+tle sgAlnst Bhopwoxsi material Sahl. on the VR C TV Eddie Fisher shnw seemed to hp work lng under velvet censorship - his mi fern I li'ke d its usii-il h te Put J Warmest Weather In 10 Years For Polio Mothers' March BINGHAMTON—Broome County's annual Mothers' March for the polio fund will take place tonight from 7 to 9 o'cltx-k in the warmest temperature in about 10 years* Mrs. Ralph C. Bacqn, En- dicott area Mothers' March chairman, said today that about 500 volunteers will take part in this yew's event In sharp contrast to last >cdr when the march ng motheis were forced 10 eomb/U near zero temperatures and snow covered walks, the indication for tonighr is that the mothers will have no difficulty making their rounds. The march is organized New Schedule Set Heavy Weather To Reduce Vestal School Transport VESTAL — Vestal s school buses will operate on a limited schedule when ice or snow makes traveling on hilly roads danger ous, according to a letter sent to parents today by Vestal Super vising Principal P Paul Gimml e . t Local radio stations have \' agreed t o announce the partial eloslng o f school Shortly after 7 am on such days Mr Gunmie informed the parents Students who miss school un der these circumstances are ad vised to consult their teachers for any makeup work When wenthcr rondltlons pre, vent safe transportation of most of Vestal's students all schools will t*> closed. Mr Gimmie said On these occasions the radio an noiinremcnt will elearly say 'all schools are closed for all stu dents Kretschmar Named Fire Board Officer BINGHAMTON Lester O Kretschmar. Vestal Town Clerk has been named secretary of the Fire Training Advisory Board for Broome County Th e Board was appointed yes terday by the Board of Supervis ejfectue April 1. for ors electiv e Apri l 1. lor a If a partial closing of school ' period of one year Is announr ed the following roads Other Greater Endieott men will not be traveled by school ! appointed to the Board include Chief Paul Brown of Knd mil Grover Wilcox of Whitney Point Donald Hulbert Triangle Charles J Twining of Maine Harry Mersereau Vestal Fran cis McDonald West Endicott Also board members are Frnest Young Port Crane chair man Frank Bell Blnghamton vice chairman William lewctt Johnson ( ity Oscar Adams Five Mile Point John Scdor Bingham ton Theo dore Maurer denufv safeU com mlssloner Ringhamton Mayor John T Bums Ringhamton Irv ing Gardinier W ndsor, Robert Beach. Chenango Bridge \Gerald Ring acting chief of Blnghamfon department* William Grace. Chef of Tohnson City. Claude A Wheeler Ringhamton fohn Bleisnick Ringhamton | on an election district basis so fhaf each of the volunteers need only call on 10 of her neighbors The Endicott Uniformed Fire men s Association I.ocal 1280 will assist in tonights dn\e Starting at 7 o'clock, aliout eight members will canvass the i apartments and dwellings in the ' Washington Avenue Business District. The firemen have ear ned out this project during the past three years Miss .Sally VanderKa r 21- year-old Binghamton polio vic tim is coint y chairman of this year's march. Additional district captains for the Endicott area march an nounced today by Mrs. Bacon, Include Mrs Ernest Kwler 109 Pros pect St.. Union, Mrs. Murray Cosm. 314 E Main St. Endi cott: Mrs. Donald Peters, 623 June St.. West Endicott: Mrs Vincent Falcone, 100 Taylor Ave. EntBcott; Mrs. Charles G Coleman. 106 Cleveland Ave.) Endicott apd Mrs Emile Clav- ez. 13 Church St Maine. buses trtat day Hons I orner« Ares Rockwell Road Mn»'.n !(<./vt and iV.llinj Hill Rood Brrvl 'i' l i»v Hun 41 I nrtf rwfm'l Road KI<lK«' l(\u<1 and lto»» Mill H«.n<1 »or- vl'i-a. liv Iluii fi7 Vratal (rntrr Arr» Jonen Rnort f.rlpii^n Hill K->n«1 and rustlcy Road, nervii'cd nv Hui 41 <>ardn«r Road Uu» 42. War Mill Nr>lw>n Road Ca»- uemnn Road t nderwixid Road But 11 State Line Road Mu» 48 Hrown It'.nd (in* \* < l»yton A'vrnuc Arra Tierce Hill Road Meeker Ri .»d Andrew! Rosd. «<T viced by Bun 23 Echo Road. Bu i P Fost <T Road Bunn Hill Horan Rond Fuller Hollow Road, serviced r>y R'ja IS Tolnt Area- f.ati>§ Road from V\illnw F'oinl Bchonl north ner ilrrd hv Hn» 12 lenicn Road Bunn Hill tervleed hy Bus 93, Rl^lge Hav- «n Area Wokorman Rood Bu» 33 Parents are requested by Mr Gimmle to direct any questions on this subject to the principal of the school their child attends Fanning Named To Church Past FNDICOTT — Harold F Fan- I ning was re-elected as vice presi- I dent of the Holy Nativity Luther- i an Church at its regular meeting ! this week in the church Pastor Paul J Tntschler will serve as president Other officers include Sidney M Randall, stewardship secre tary. Rodman G Lemon, treas urer and Martin R Noyd, treas urer of benevolence Appointed as chairmen of the standing committees wer e Harold Fanning, planning cabinet. Mr Leinon. chairman of the finance committee. Paul F. Hackling, property committee Albert 7 Hackling, evangelism Mr Noyd I music. Irvin H Srhwarz, educa tion M r Noyd. benevolence Mr Randall, stewardship and Victor E Gazdik. ushering Other members of the church council are Howard T Strom (Veil G. Kstep, and Charles F Ruh future committees to add to their list of historical events. Of particular significance to this area is the Clinton-Sullivan Expe dition which freed central New York State from the Indians. Th« expedition in 1779, 180 years ago, not only went through this region, but members of the expedition re turned to become some of tht earliest settlers of the area, • JOHN MCCORMICK McCormick Bulletin Owego Chief OWEGO — John McCormick is the new Owego Bureau chief of Th e Daily Bulletin His appointment wa s announc ed today by Robert E Whitte- more Bulletin editor Mr McCormick. who succeeds Mrs Ailsa Dewing, will handle all news of the Owego and Tioga i County area Owego area resi-1 dents may contact him by phon-1 ing 1428 or visiting the Bulletin's second floor office at the corner of Front and Court Streets I The new bureau chief is a j graduate of St Rose High School | Carbondale Pa and Penn State College He entered the U S Arm y after graduation and serv ed in the armored tank division in Germany tor about one year After his January 1956 dis- -harge he became sports editor of the Bloomsburg P a Morning Press Last November he joined the Binghamton Press sports de partment He is married and has two daughter*, aged 1.7 months and five months Call Board Tonight Endicott Camera Club— 8 pm., regular meeting. West Endicott Fire Station. P S_A. nature slides to be shown. In old China, the dragon, tor toise, phoenix and the deer were the creatures most often carved, because they werp believed to Iwvr been the four creatures which witnessed the creation of the v orld Endwell Landmark Purchased KNDWELL,—Ono of Endwell s landmarks, formerly the Neff homestead at 3121 V. Main St has been sold nnd will be con verted into a furniture-appliance store B. L Trelease. wh o with bin son Ronald Is presently located on the George F Highway near Gray s Crossing has pun hascd the propei ty from F <\ Roy iolds of .larkson Tenn The sale even timed S.ihl cTm kled lb* i price u as not revealed 1nke about Ihe hi fl bu g who wimt ed to move his fimllv to the gn r-iRc jmd M^C hiv house n« n sneiker pn'ked punt And e> en h < I 'rfn t ilk >< is nippisli ' f>wr free^ivs ai'e the HORCM thing tn Uir Cubnn « II trWiU Is nhvioiislv n jest *evet,i! hitler nits nhove the iiMinl nutotnotiv e frv>ler\ Mi Trelease said today he ha«. been informed that the State plans to use M <t present site as /i ipnrt i.f the neu Route 17 Fx pressu \\ ns \\ i II liv rrlnciit ton of the (,eorge |- lligh««\ He wm told thnt woi U will he started •ariic time tins \ear The Mntr plans to raise the Sahl and his contcmponiies t„j.h wnv ntmut 12 feet nt West don I \<ork much nm TV nnd Its , . ,., ,,, | mo v> lt |, the railroad ktnd r.f s «d I sill-pose HIP pro hnrks as a part of the flood con grmimei-s nre a liltle nfnld of , ro | r , rr >ic< t Installed t>V Amu engineers them The\ riee<|ti I he |l « I'H' pi.mihle th it the Tidieni e has gone to school n ftf>r a\ Tho Channel H\v\m KRC TV • ?'e \e Alin h .T. been af.«nre<| hell be ha^k n'xt fill bu' therr )< n d'^lnnt p,v>. h !,t\ he mn\ he «hlft ed fn >ni ^und iv mgbi tn another fm e •>;¥•' T\' i« Ii..' f\i the one hour ' Mis«i««l|tp| Hiver Nvit f.11 1 Slind l\ slut Robert rn-stin stii of Rcvid v»n\ s l \he \1i |si Min ,» Ihe latest c.in.l lite tn d'^ip Into the running I •! ihe irle n>li m N'Hi TV's FHerv- yiirm RTin ' \ I'll! h i MM M.in im; J...11 Hi mile 1 ,in >l .1 Pit (I M il'< \ r \ be'ore tho cini oris th » r • li\ m Molljwxiod It « a c»»d possibility for NB( TV next fall 1 ABC' TV « ''1 de \i «te one hmir fo n specnl telei ist of the Ringling I Bmfhers ,-ind Birnuni snd Bai!e\ Circus on Mnn-h 1 from Char loor \ f \|C TV s Hin -k \ n Tmi \d .1 17 1 Trendex Monds\ to hi ilim jv -i«t the 1« S of CPS TV « f'lAie Thit Tune for the first time this seison The hiiMtiessni 'in said that he expeel* in remodel the house bv Uuilding an addition and a now front Tie CMI.IL'P apartment in Ihr I-</II \»ill r\ fMiiiwillv he la /ed I.ii t\nn\ venin the boiiFv C v»n« rn\ noil h\ Mi MIHI Mrs lilmund \rH The fociei \<ns nriiii ipul til lloopri si hoi 11 finm I 1 !.'! lu,V) Speeder Pays $20 1-\N|'I(1 TT U iMei M \\ eb er 7.1 f.f .11 1 ' N .itson Rl\ d ' The tick ] rndi^ntt vx ns fnc,i <?n -n \'Hlage niciK set irs ' police i oort l.idnv aftei plcadlnu t'lnltv to driving C»\ n\[ih in a In mile /itric on \\ its .in Moiilr\'ml lie was nrmtrd l>v vlllngr juvlne e u K this morning Man Pays $5 Fine FN'DICOTT Bnice n John p>vi IS of W, Garfield Ave I nd.cott v\is fined $.'> toda> In 1 nd roM Poire Court for failing 1 i st'ip at a stop Mgn Sunday at the corner o ' (.arfield Avenue and North Street |Worth Waiting For! C. L. F.'s I0PEN MOUSE Bee Tomorrow 's Dally Bulletin Enjoy tha drlvi with rial mutli... OH \ROLLIN\ HOME\ ... 3i30 t» 5i50 wtikday aftirnaont music LOOKING TO YOU fOR HHP... AH tfcrtt ihart ona drtam-tt grow up ablt H mtvt a%«tit mi Itfti (MaMhy nartnal hVtt. Tht March tf Dlmts can help tham raaliat that tfrttmW{•«|fvc ftntrotttty. TOWAtP OMAtft Ida.. >'k r :,-. Broome Events Tied In With State History Program' ENTJiCOTT — Broom e County historical events will be tied in with the New York State Year of Hlttor y observances planned for 1959. according to Dr Glenn G Bartle. area chairman of the temporary State Commission on Historical Observances. Dr Bartle, President of Harpur , , , College. Mrs. Edgar W Couper ol 186 Riverside Drive. Binghamton, and Dr George Vogt. 18 Stratford Place. Binghamton. are area com mittee members of the Stale oi New York temporary State Com mission on Historical Observances Chairman of the State Commis sion is Ernest I. Hatfield. Vice Chairman is historian and author, Carl Carmer, and David H Beetle. Editor of the Knickerbocker News in Albany, is a member of the fourteen member state commis sion The local committee has already contacted area clubs and organiza tions urging them to devote at least one program during the com ing year to an event of either County or State historical signifi cance. The committee Is also preparing a list of sneakers who will be available for historical addresses Highlight of the State Historical Year centers around the 330th Hudson - Champlain Anniversary celebration More than 36 other anniversary dates are listed as historical events this year These include the 435th Anniversary of the discovery of the Hudson River by Verraz- zano. in Ti24 as well as the dis covery of Lake Champlain by Champlain and the exploration of the Hudson River by Hudson Susan Warner. Walt Whitman Herman Melville James Fenimore Cooper are famous authors born in New York State James Abbott McNeill Whistler and Frederick Remington are in cluded among the famous artists born in the State Events such as Palatine Immi gration to Hudson Valley be ginning 250 years ago in 1709. Building of Cherry Valley Turn pike, 160 years ago. the Founding of Colgate University m 1819 and St Lawrence University in 1859 are included among the significant events of New York State history During 1959 the St Lawrence Seaway Is scheduled to be offi cially opened, adding a date for Endloott Lodge of inks 1977— 8 p.m. regular meeting, 1007 Pine St., Endicott. Endicott Council SS, Daughters of America — 7 pm regular meeting, Odd Fellows H a ll, Endi cott. Endicott Scout District Com missioners—7 p.m second floor of EJ Recreation Center Gerald Guggler newly selected district commissionei to preside Thursday Endicott Rotary Club — 12 15 pm regular luncheon meeting. Hotel Frederick Endicott Rar- bara Stock, community ambassa dor from Binghamton to give il lustrated talk on 'Chile \ Endicott Scout Troop 228—5 30 p m, ham supper St Paul s Episcopal Church. Endicott Pub lic invited Including parishes and like gov ernmental units there are 3 098 counties in the United States This figure Includes 3 006 counties 64 parishes 26 independent cities, one National park and one federal district. Tele-Prompting Wagon Train (Channel 40 at 7 30 p m 1 Bette Davis in \Tht Ella Lindstrom Story \ Enroute to California, Ella's husband dies, leaving her to care for their seven children, one of which is a deaf mute She is left with the decision of whether to continue the Journey or not (Doitf pass up the wagon train when Bette Davis ij aboard ) Rough Riders (Channel 12 at 8 30 pml \Wilderness Trace\ Flagg, Kirby and Sinclair accidently come upon the hideout of a gang of outlaws and meet its inhabitants Soon the two men find themselves faced with a struggle between tw o factions—law-minded citizens and the outlaws (When you come to that fork in the road—change the channel 1 Milton Berle <Channel 40 at 9 pml Songstress Jo Stafford and singer Dennis Day are Uncle Mllty's guests tonight, (Live and in color » Donna Reed (Channel 12 at 9 pml \Have Fun\ When Donna's daughter Mary, comes home after a date almost In tears about her first fight.\ Donna sits down and tells Mary about her first date iWhy mothers get grey ) Bat Mssterson (Channel 40 at 9 30 p m 1 \License to Cheat \ Bat stops off at a small city to set up the only honest game in town However he refuses to join the Protective Gamblers As . sociatfon controlled by the sheriff, and ends up behind bars (Pretty good Western yarn ) Jack Paar (Channel 40 at 11 15 p m ) Genial host Jack's guestJ are singer Betty Johnson Cliff Arquette as Charlie Weaver actress Betty White, Mrs Bemarr McFadden, wife of the late phyakfll- rulturlst and comedian Charles Manna.' rLooks like a lively show tonight ) World's Best Movle« (Channel 12 at 11 20 pml \Billy the Kid \ The famed young outlaw is hired as a \persuader\ by the czar of the countryside who Is organizing cattlp ranchers into a combine Robert Tavlor. Brian Donlevy Ian Hunter Mary How ard. (A 1941 er that explains how Billy got started > television Proqrams WEDNESDAY-6 P M. TO MIDNIGHT 45 TIT wN-ar-TV. tn. u WINR-TV. Ch. 40 6S 7£ 8 95 10 M Brlshtor Dav Seerrt Storm American Handstand Queen For A Day Ciiuniy Fair eoppvr Theater Mlrlip\ Mi»u«.e Cluh The Rig Rasral* Stand Ry for Adventure Newi Weather. Ralph Carroll'News: Weather Sportt ZOITO i Hank Hancock Show; NBC K »wi Rkv King tjiwrenee Wcllc Trarkdown W*Rnn Train IjtwrAnre Wplk ttnojjh TUrtrrs wagnn. Train 'rrtee is Right 1 Donna Reed 1 Rnld Ven'ure Millon Rerle Rat Mnsiervin Flghti in 45 Spnrtu Cloneup i nth Hnur News Weather 11 World « Boat Mo\les :» 1 \Billy the Kid ' Thu It Your Lite Sherlock Holmes News Sports Weather Jack Paar Show Jark Paar Show It Adds Up Q UICKLY when you SAVE REGULARLY Endicott Trust Company ENDWELL VESTAL ENDICOTT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatie-a lHURSDAY-8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. wnnPTV. c*. * £2 CSPW\ K«nirMxxi a.* News/Morning Newt reel Aid Treasure House Edge oi Mght Cartoon Carousel It'i Pun to Reduce 10. M 'Search Mr Tomorrow w \ I Married Joan i lough-Re-Ml Treasure Hunt 1 1 'TT 1 Mmlc Rlngo ' 1 - m nop Dollar Price U Right Concentration Three Stooges Play Your Hunch Tic Tac Dough It Could Be You 1 lM Heart of the Home As the World Turns Janett Deann Lifee Withh Elizabethh | Musicc Bingoo \~~ IMeett Yourr Neighborr Jane Dea Lif Wit Elizabet | Musi Bing \ IMee You Neighbo Truthh orr Consequencess Haggiss Bagglss 3:55 'Boatt thee Clockk Verdictt I « Ynur«nur« AM : 1 Trut o Consequence Haggi Baggl 3: 'Boa th Cloc Verdic I « Y AM : 1 Young Doctor Malone From These Ronti \rST Popeye Theater Mickey Mouse Club I Q n • • M a • a — i . ,|~ wunxjr T Sir The Big Rasrala I Stand By tor Adventure The stations assume all responsibilities for accuracy. Radio Highlights WatNX— ABO 14 M T T NBC WK9W— UM WKor—
