Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 12

12 Sttarday, May It, IKS Mattooo JOURNALGAZETTE 11 Ballot, Btllwkk 17 Rat Patrol p.m, IX 20 Denny Thoma 10 Andy Griffith 12 NfcT Journal 17 Felony SoueJ 1:30 m. Family Affair 17 Peyton Place 10 Fdoa-ef Night 17 Dark Shadow )M p.m. i 1 Newtywed Came 10 Secret Storm IX 20 Match Gam 17 Dating Gama lit p.m. I Beby Game Early Snow 10 Don't Cartoon Theatre IX iO Mike Douglas 17 Divorce Court Saturday TV Listings Saturday, may ii Cb. WTHO Trre flaute Ch.

3 WCIA Champaign Ch.10 WTHI Terra Haute Chihuahua Chatty fit p.nv 15, 20 Superman 3ia p.m. 15, 20 African Adventure 2, 17 Colonial Golf Meet tiM p.m. 15, 20 Animal Secret 4iM p.m. 10 Celebrity Game 15, 20 War Thlt Week 4:30 a.m. 10 Indy Tlma Trial 15, 20 Frank McGaa Raport p.m.

IS, College Bowl 10 21st Century 17 Pertpecttva en Greatnau p.m. Meet the Prat 3 Post Tlma at Raca 10 Gentle Ben IS. 20 Flipper 4i0 10 Carol umert 12 Cinema fnfore las, Spy x- 17 In The Name of Oo4 KiM p-m. Ch. IZ WILL Champaign of I 2 King Kong 10 Early Show 17 McHaie Navy 1 Garrison's Gortnet Ch.

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17 WAND Decatur I George of Jungle 17 ailliaan By GENE HANDSAKER TORRANCE, Calir. (AP) Pepe Genova is years old and he can talk. This statement might arouse Cb. WICS 8prtngfkld 10:10 p. IX 10 Tonight Ihow 3 PerrV Maann 10 tpeedwey Report 17 Joav Blshos lie p.m.

freezes up, she explained, ever since he heard another interviewer with a recorder play back the tape. Ila Brecdlove, the lady next door, said Pepe frequently speaks to her through the fence, calling out her first name. By tiO p.m. IiM a.m. 1 That Girt 3 the Fllntitone 11 Mlsteroger Neighborhood IX 20 Newt 17 Truth or Conseaueneat to Lassie 12 TV-12 New I IS, 20 Wild Kingdom 17 To Bottom et tea I Early Snow 10 Soccer Game widespread and well-merited apathy if Pepe were a child.

But 10:3 p-m. 10 Man Suitcase Ilitt p-m. 1 Newt Hit p-m. IiM p.m. Ii3 p.m.

0:3 p.m. 17 Saturday Playhouse ItM a.m. he's a dog a Chihuahua, weighing 6H pounds. 12 Frt-ndiy Giant 10 Walter Cronklta 17 ABC Newt 7. IX Huntlev Brink lev a.

to conversationa 1. is. 20 war? Disney 3 Gentle Ben 10 Sunday Report 12 Plavlno. the Guitar Tonight Show 3 Tlohlropa 10 Danutv phone he has said "I love you" and "Hello, how are you?" to MWnloM tits p.m. p.m.

Pepe can say things like, 'Hello" and "How are you?" 17 Nigntwatcn 10 Nencee 7:0 p.m. Murriniana p.r. lilt IS, 17, 29 New 12 wnara Newt and appears to have either a ru Mrs. Genova'f sister and brother in New York and a friend in Florida, Mrs. Genova said.

He did not talk on the phone for me. is co aumven 12 Spectrum 17 FBI tiM p.m. 7:30 p.m. 4iM a.m. 17 Wlda World of Sport 3 Prvakncu Race 10 Sat.

Prailon IS, 20 Rolter Darby 4tM a.m. 10. 13, 20 Indy Tlma Trial 4i4J a.m. 1 Natl. Rollar Darby SiM a.m.

If lam an 15, Capitol Conference IiM e-m. 1 Marvin Laa t. IS, 20 Frank McGaa Raport 10 CBS Nawj 17 MusK City. U.S.A. dimentary sense of humor or poor judgment.

Otherwise he would hardly make passes at a ix Tne Monkaa 10 Gun smoke 11 TV-12 Newt 17 Cewbov ki Africa 2 Flying Nun 12 Rellglout Pertpectlvet IS. 20 Momers-tn-Ltw You Need Insurance FRANK tTmILLER Demart) Building 7: p.m. IiM p.m. girl beagle eight times his size, or tell a furnace repairman "I ll. Laugn 12 Aute Macnanka I it, ro Bonanza 10 The Smotfcers Brother 12 New In Perspective 17 Movla 7:3 p.m.

I I to ine Lucy mow ove you." The hardened cynics say his a p.m. aiM a.m. Reports Given About Activities ASHMORE, III. Reports of activities were made at the May meeting of the Auxiliary 1, to Mission impoHiDie 12 N.E.T. Playhouse 2, IS, 20 Emmy Awards Mottwrt-kv-Law 10 Newt 15, 20 Cornbalt Country Sty la mistress is a ventriloquist.

But Pepe really can talk. 10: p.m. lit am. 3, 10, IS, 17, 20 Newt Not distinctly, you understand 10:30 p.m. Now Showing Thru Tuesday 2, 13, to Tna seinr 3, 10 Jackla Olaaaon 17 Dating Gama sat p.m.

17 Nawlywad Gama of Max Waters American Legion Post 1073. strictly mouthful of marbles and mush with a lot of high-pitched whining and howling on 2 Jeennie 3 Perry Mason 10 TV Sportsmen's Club IS, 20 News 17 Nlohtwetch Shown At 7:00 9:14 P.M, Mrs. Lola Hawkins, in her aW-ei the side. I p.m. community mission service "re But I heard him say, "Hullo" port, cited the following figures: 2 Star Tlma Tneetra 10 Celltomlant 15.

20 Marv Griffin MATINEES TODAY SUNDAY AT 1:30 and "Ha" she's the pretty lady 11:30 p.m. FARM WEDDING In Sussex. England, utilized appropriate means of transportation. Peter Hague and his bride, the former Susanne Stoddard, are driven from church to reception in a combine harvester. next door and "I love yer." babysitting, 1,000 hours; church work, 20 hours; community sewing, 30 hours; sales of birth AN EXPERIENCE YOUlt NEVER FORGET! NOMINATED FOR 4 ACADEMY AWARDS Pepe, who is tan and short-haired, was a gift to Irene Geno seaspray 10 Indiana State Univ.

Monday tin p.m. 2. IS, 20 Gat Smart 10 My Thru Son 17 Lawranca Walk p.m. IS, 20 Movla 10 Hogan' Haroas ItM p.m. 3.

10 Petticoat Junction 17 Hollywood Palaca a.m. 1. 10 Mitt USA Pagaant p.m. 17 Truth or Consequences 10: tt p.m. 2 Judd IS.

17, 20 Ntw am. 10 Nawt IS. 20 Marv Griffin 17 Untouchablet IliM p.m. 2 Nawt Lata Show 10 Big Valley e-m. 1 rattling 17 Nlghtwatch va from her machinist husband.

Jerry. One day when Pepe was 11 Exile Hippie Nearly Broke months old. Mrs. Genova heard him say through the backyard chain-link fence to Cleo, the day calendar and help at a sale. She reported the following articles had been taken to the veterans hospital at Danville; 20 pairs of eye glasses, 51 stationary kits, 164 crossword puzzles, 45 magazines, three irons, one mixer, three pairs of women's shoes, one purse, three decks of cards, three electric razors, one key ring, 15 sports magazines, articles of clothing, beagle next door: "I want you." Later a furnace repairman Truman Capote's IN COLD BLOOD is 'EXCELLENT! SENDS SHIVERS DOWN THE SPINE! THE FILM IS ELECTRIFYING! IT LEAVES ONE "Booby Oowther, New Iforfc Time TV Listings MONDAY, MAY 20 4:30 a.m.

3 Sunrise Semester lit. a.m. 2, IS, 20 Today Show 3 Farm, Weather Htvon 10 CBS New 7:3 a.m. 3 Sun Up 17 New King A Odie 1:00 a.m. 10 Captain Kangaroo 1 Leeva ll To Beaver 1:30 a.m.

17 Cartoon Caper 2 Judgment 3. Ctndid Camera IS, 20 Jack LeLerme 17 Romper- Room and dependents living in was greeted by Pepe with "I love you." That led to an article Midnight By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH -VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) The president of the Free U.S. Government in Exile is down to bis last $100. 10 Late snow IS, 20 Something Special jewelry, books and other maga 12:21 a.m. 1 Way out zines.

It was announced that Mem A projector plays wild colors on a screen, scores of tattered umbrellas hang from the ceiling and a loudspeaker blares "total music." Cholst has lost financial orial Day services will be held at 10 a.m. at the Ashmore a.m.t Sunday TV Listings This Is Ah Adult Entertainment Cemetery and at 10:30 a.m.. at Enon Cemetery. NO ONE UNDER 18 Will BE ADMITTED IS. 20 Concantration 10 Beverly Hillbillies 17 Dick Cevett Show a.m.

IX 20 Personality 10 Andy of Meyberry 10:30 a.m. IX 20 Hollywood Square 3. 10 Dick Van Dyke a.m. IX 20 Jeopardy 10 Love of Ufa 17 Bewitched in the gas company's magazine. Then came performances before asthmatic and retarded children and disabled veterans and an appearance on a recent television show; The show brought Mrs.

Genova letters from all over the country, most of them accusing her of being Pepe's sub rosa voice. Mrs. Genova indignantly denies it. She starts Pepe talking by holding him tenderly and cooing "I love you" or "Oooooh, he's so pretty!" "Ooooh," Pepe howls. "Hullo!" Pepe's performance for the interview wasn't up to par, Mrs.

Mrs. Winkleblack Hosts HEA Meeting President Sheldon Cholst hasn't paid his electricity bill, so there's no electric light in his "White House." His two-man cabinet went on an unauthorized hitchhiking trip and never came back. The worst of it is that the long-haired "hip people" who crowd Vientiane's psychedelic scene have turned out to be fair-weather friends. When his money ran out, they lost interest in him. Cholst is a sun-tanned, 44-year-old ex-psychiatrist from ASHMORE, 111.

Mrs. Patsy control but he is still a regular guest. He blames American harassment for his difficulties with the Third Eye. He first set up his "exile government" because he wanted to "show the Laotian authorities that the U.S. Embassy has no jurisdiction over me." "After that the idea just grew," he said.

His program includes the abolition of all laws against narcotics, birth control, abortion and polygamy. The first article of Luedke, Coles County home ad SUNDAY, MAY 7:21 17 Latter Family 1:00 a.m. 2 Social Security 3 Tom and Jerry 10 Herald of Truth 17 A. A. Allan Revival 1:20 a.m.

2 Revival Flret 3 Underdog 10 Faith For Today IS. 20 Herald of Truth 17 Milton Montter a.m. 2 Rev. Rex Humbard 10 Lamp Uno My Feet IS, 20 Faith for Today 17 Linut the Lionhearted 11:30 a.m. Gatti Opon 7:30 P.M.

Show Starts 8:20 P.M. NOTNINO RIPIATIO viser, presented a lesson on IS, 20 Eye Guess 10 Search tar Tomorrow 17 Treasure Isle "Food and the Law" at the reg 11:45 a.m. ular meeting of the Ashmore ADULTS t1.0O-CMII.DRIN FRII 10 Guiding Llght Homemakers Extension Unit. 12 Neon 2 Dating Gama 10 Newt 15, 20 Girl Talk 17 Dream House ilil a.aw The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Theron Winkle-black with Mrs.

Robert Weber, tiM a.m. Brooklyn who ran through much TONITE 3 FEATURES SMWN Genova said, because I had 15, 20 lar-f Make VOM of UongM WoId -10 Loete-U ad -iJva 15, 20 Agrlcultura. U.S. 17 Buot Bunny ttafa'ttusi; says Mans longings must be realtor father in a search for a.m. satisfied as much as possible so 2 America Singt 3, 10 Camera Three IS, 20 Movie 17 Buliwlnkie that he can become a happy creature and not a suffering lv John Kirk a.m.

10 A The World rume 17 Wedding Party p.m. IX 20 Day at Our Live 10 Many Splendor ed Thing 17 Newtywed Game 1:3 p.m. IX 20 Doctor 10 House Party r-eby Gama 2:0 p.m. 2. IS, 20 Another World 10 To Tell The Truth 17 Genet al Hospital 2: JO p.m.

IX 20 You Dont Say WflYNE one." The constitution abolishes all taxation and provides for a "giant mutual fund" operated DOUGLAS 2 Goipel Singing Junlea 10 Thlt It The Life 17 Dltcovery 11:0 a.m. by the government to pay all 3 Davey and Gollatn 10 Faith for 20: Century 17 Chiktren't Got pel Hour government expenditure includ IMS a.m. ing regular dividend payments 3 Roger Ram et what the hip people call "the ui timate freedom." The search led him through a drug conviction in England to Thailand and finally to Laos, In Vientiane, the new mecca of long-haired "travelers" tired of a square world, Cholst settled Lito a palm-shaded white bungalow a stone's throw from the embassy of the real U.S. government. He blames secret American pressure for the fact that no foreign government not even the Laos government has taken any notice of his exile regime.

But he was greatly heartened to every citizen. UtJt a.m. I TECHNIC0L0RPANAV18I0NC Cholst says the bulk of a 2 Word of Life 3, 10 Face ttv Nation 17 Faith For Todav $250,000 fortune left by his fath 11:45 a.m. Plus Co-Hit At 10:28 er is still intact but is withheld IS Carte Bowling Tips Get a Hertz Ford or other 20 King of Hill Bowling from him by "legal complies tions." He claims his New York lawyer angrily withdrew from 2 Continental Com met 3 Let' Look at Learning 10 Tom and Jerry IS. 20 Heart Association RANDALL smBERGER the case after learning of the norLOM v- i.v-'iC-'ifA Hi1 i I I "exile government." 235-1898 I HERTZ I mb HYDE WHITE TERRYTrlOMAS recently when two reporters of the Soviet news agency Tass came to interview him and Radio Moscow carried a story about him.

oooooeoooooo 1 ftttBato pat PLUS 17 America Sings 12:30 p.m. 2 Of Thee We Sing 3 What Do You Say? 10 Underdog IS, 20 Card vt. Phillies 17 Issue, Answer 1:00 p.m. 2 Religious Heritage 3 Man With Camera 10 Profile of a Rookie 17 Sunday Playhouse p.m. 2 RFD 2 3 Youth Music 2:00 p.m.

2 Movie 3, 10 Soccer 2:30 p.m. LATE OWL SHOW! 11:35 P.M. UNITED RENT-ALLS 1111 Broadway H.IEE PUTT I RITA fllSHINGHAM fftfSENTS RAYMOND Parent Group Plans Meeting The Mattoon Area Council of Parent Teachers Association will sponsor a school of information at Central Junior High School at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Mrs.

Willard Saegesser, council president, said all parents and teachers have been invited to attend. Sessions will be held to inform PTA officials and room representatives of their duties. Refreshments will be served at tne close of the meeting. STROSS PRODUCTIOI rntrnw if skmt i ruw. DwctnviHEittasrir Awarded Scholarship Mark Mallory (right), son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert M. Mallory, 4000 Western, has been awarded a scholarship by Eisner Food Stores. Jo H. Armstrong (left), president of Eisner, presented the scholarship to Mallory and three other high school seniors.

The college scholarships are offered annually to high school seniors who work part-time in Eisner Food Stores located throughout central Illinois and western Indiana. The $3,000 scholarship may apply toward tuition and expenses in attending the college of the student's choice. Mallory, a senior at Mattoon High School, will enter the University of Illinois in September. He plans to enroll In the College of, Commerce. On Vientiane's Junky Strip, a shabby collection of bars, brothels and opium dens, Cholst opened a night club called the Third Eye, which quickly became a favorite gathering place of the hip group.

Home made marijauna cigarettes are on sale there for 8 cents each. Until recently, there was also a small back room known, as the Den, where young guests reclining on comfortable cushions, were served opium at 25 cents a pipe. Most of the hip customers were low on cash and Laotians hardly frequent the establishments along the strip. The Third Eye consistently lost money, and the Den has now been enlarged into a discotheque res Thr JruUraliutit of nrxuul 25OFF Car inSUranCe-WlSe Mate, 16 to 25, single. High school junior or senior, or college student.

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