The Ponca City News (Ponca, Okla.), Vol. 67, No. 249, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 17, 1960 Page: 3 of 20
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Movie Veteran
Finds Video's
Pace Exciting
By ROBtRT TAYLOR
Written for The Associated Press
Don't get me wrong — I make no
claims to being an expert at any-
thing Lea-t of all do I claim to
know all there is to know about
acting motion pic' "res or tele-
vision However after 23 years of motion
pictures — and one year of tele-
vision — and since 1 vc been in-
vited I don't feel that I'm sticking
my neck out too far in delivering
a few personally collected opin-
ions or maybe they're only ob-
servations Anyway here they are
for what they're worth
In television I've learned there's
very little of the camaraderie that
springs up on a movie set With
the leisurely tempo of making a
motion picture you get to know'
everyone in the cast and crew very
weu over & period of several weeks
In television you arrive on the
stage around 8 pm you're shooting
your lirst scene a few minutes
later There's not a dawdler in sight
and you're lucky if anyone takes
time out to introduce you or any-
one else to anybody In one of my
recent ‘‘Detectives” shows I work-
ed through three important scenes
with one young fellow before I
suddenly realized I didn’t know
who he was I finally got around
to introducing myself and discov-
ered I'd made a couple of pictures
for his father a former producer at
MGM when this young man was
only a lad There wasn't any time
to get nostalgic though Come to
think of it that's okay too
That's the way it goes in tele-
vision You have three days of shoot-
ing for a hall' hour show That
isn’t easy The schedule is king —
the all important concern of all
those on the set Such social ameni-
ties as introductions got kicked way
down to the end of the day's long
list of what must get done
A year ago I waded easy-like
to television thinking: ‘'What" I
mused "can I lose by getting my
feet wet?” After 3(1 shows however
I'm in it up to my nock not wad-
ing any more
Television is an exciting busi-
ness I love it I like the staccato
tempo of the work and the effi-
ciency with which it's done I also
love making motion pictures and
hope to do a few more before
they decide to put me out to pas-
ture But I now wonder how I'll react
to the comparatively leisurely tem-
po of a motion picture sot I'm
not sure After a year of tele-
vision you get to feel like a race-
horse Settling back down to the
ambling pace on a motion picture
sound stage may throw me for a
while but I'll still love it
Movies and television are the
greatest businesses in the world
and I'm grateful to the guy — or
guys — who invented both of them
Klse where would I be?
3-A— THE PONCA CITY NEWS
SUNDAY JULY 17 1960
Scouts Leave Early Monday For Jamboree in Colorado
I LI 1 RESIIMAX above a
close friend of the new Miss Uni-
verse Lmda Bemcnt lias a
unique claim to fame She won
a Salt Lake City beauty contort
last April in which Lmda also
was entered Linda didn't even
place
Youth of Chi Rho
AtTonkowa Camp
TONKAWA — Eighty-four sev-
enth and eighth grade members of
Chi Rho youth organization of the
Christian Church attended a church
camp on the campus of Northern
Oklahoma Juniur College the past
week
Rev Carl Darnels pastor of the
Christian Church of Hominy was
director of the camp A staff of
10 adults taught on the theme
"Seeking God Through Worship”
Wednesday the 60 girls and 14
boys attending the camp visited
the First Methodist the First
Christian and St Joseph's Catholic
churches in Tonkawa
Included on the daily schedule
of the campers was a swimming
period in the municipal pool from
11-12 a m
Represented at this week's camp
were three churches from Ponca
City and one each from Blackwell
Billings Pawhuska Hominy Paw-
nee Cushing Stillwater Kaw City
ami Tonkawa
A similar camp for high school-
age students will be held this week
with one for ninth ciaders slated
the week of July 23
CARTWRIGHT
Corporation Commissioner
Wilburn Cartwright
YOUR PUBLIC SERVANT
Democrat
For s Second Term
Pd Pol Adv
Woman Breaks Ankle
While Skiing on Lake
TON'KAWA — A vacation for the
Clyde Lindseys 1405 East North
Avenue was interrupted about noon
Tuesday by a water skiing accident
Riding a slalom ski on Ft Gib-
son reservoir Mrs Lindsey lost
her balance and as the footpiece
of the ski was too tight to pull
from her foot her ankle was broken
in three places
After receiving treatment Mrs
Lindsey returned to Tonkawa with
her family Tuesday evening
Sodality Congress Due
This Week at OSU
TONKAWA — Fr Elmer Rob-
nett pastor of St Joseph's Cath-
olic Church and the state director
of sodalities will head a Sodality
Congress of the Lay Apostolate on
the campus of Oklahoma State Uni-
versity July 18-22
Twenty-six courses are being of-
fered on the spi-itual and aposto-
lic formation of the laity and are
open to youth young adults adults
college and nursing students priests
and sisters
Appi oximatelv ltiO Scouts and
leaders of the Will Rogers Council
heading for 'he Fifth National
Jan buioe at Cuioraao Springs will
assemble in Ponca City caily Mon
day for a 7 am depaiture on five
chartered 37-passenger buses
Towns to be represented and
the number going from each are:
Chandler 10 Cushmg 12 L)aven
port 1 Druninght 6 Mannfurd 1
Meeker 1 Pawnee 4 Tryon 1
BirUesvlle 1 Blackwell 16 Fair-
fax 8 Noukiik 1 Ponca C'ily 51
Tonkawa 6 Stillwater 21 Perry 11
Guthrie 0 Purcell 1 Oklahoma
City 1 Billings 2
Accompanying the council's four
jamboree troops will be two Scouts
from Japan Masatada Okada 18
and Goichi Teiachi 16 who are
with a delegation of 112 Japanese
Scouts and leaders who flew to the
US to attend the jamboree and
to visit in American homes and
communities
The two were due to arrive in
Oklahoma City Saturday After the
jamboree which will be July 22-28
they will visit in communities of
this council area until August 8
Six of the Ponca City contingent
already have felt to help in prepa-
rations for the jamboree They
are Dale Hewgley who will be
assistant sectional director Benrue
Hesser sectional cooking advisor
and four instructors from the Na-
tional Rifle Association BUI Mau-
gans Kenneth Porter Tom Dono-
van and Keith McGrow
Leaving here Monday the buses
will travel to Raton N M visiting
the Alabaster Caverns near Free-
dom enroute Tuesday they will
journey to Canon City Colo by
way of Philmont Ranch Taos
N M Alamosa Colo the Great
Sand Dunes and Salida Colo
Supper Tuesday will be in the
guards’ recreation hall at the Colo-
rado State Prison The boys will
bunk in the school gym at Canon
City Tuesday night
The party will visit the Royal
Gorge Wednesday morning have
lunch in Colorado Springs and then
check in at the jamboree grounds
some eight miles north
Thursday a tour by bus of the
PS Air Koree Academy Garden
of the ft o d s and the Cripple
Creek mining arrai west of Pikes
Peak is scheduled The jamboree
opens Friday
Scouts and leadrrs going by bus
from Ponca City and surrounding
communities arc:
PAWNEE — David Hargrove Ste-
ven Palmer Robert Schrock and
William G Peter assistant scout-
master BLACKWELL — Kenneth Baxa
James Buhrman Danny Cassidy
Dennis Fair Howard Hall Bill H
Hellen Danny Hutton Clarence
Kingham Robert Lagrone Richard
Reid Beebe Stephenson Kenneth
Stout Tommy Whaylen Larry
Wilkey Jimmy Youell and William
Hellen assistant scoutmaster
FAIRFAX — Johnny Crowder
Barney Gihbs Bill Hale J D Har-
rison Jr Kenny Hazen Ivan Fred-
dy Kenny Robert Martin and
Francis Drexil assistant scout-
master NEWKIRK— John Gardner If
TONKAWA — Mike Bolick Lael
Easterling Bill Harris Jimmy
Knight Ron Kreger and Randy
Olmstead
PERRY— Dr Charles Martin as-
J J M0RIARTY
sistant medical officer Ray John- i
soil trading post employe Stewart
R Beasley Jr Mickey Brown'
Sam Eoersole Robert G Johnson
Ronnie L Ripley Fred V Rosser
Lanv P Stoops Vernon Vawter
and Stewart R Beasley Sr as
sislant scoutmaster !
BILLINGS— Duane Jim Matthie-
sen and John Soper I
PONY A CITY— Kim Acton 21)1 '
Nuith Lane Bill Bailey American
Legion Horne Steve Baker 1110 1
South Fourth Dennis Bud 413 1
Fauview David Branmn 4o9 1
North Twelfth Tom Carment 1205'
Ninth Oak Larry Cinnamon 2124
Mary Lariy Clynch 1501 Hol-
brook Mark Conley 226 Virginia
Jarrett Cowden 9(13 East Cleve
land David Crowder 1004 East
Central Mike Lee 312 South Four-
teenth Billy and John Forbes 1009
Cedar Jack I’riday 517 Vuginia)
Troy Giles 201 L'airview Ronald
Cruiier 136 Elmwood BUI Hamil-
ton 917 North Seventh John
Hampton 825 Sugar Maple
Robert Hensley 925 Eart Hart-
ford Jerry Hiatt 1013 North First
Rex Howard 817 Sugar Maple
Don and John Howe 5 Hillcrest:
Richard and Hubei t Hovt Ameri-
can Legion Home Arthur Mncs
Jr 709 South L'lflh David Morrill
36 Hillcrest James Nickles 808
Monument Wesley Ogan 224 Vir-
ginia Tommy Rains 400 South Thir-
teenth Steven Kuuloison 411
North Oak Wayne Shaw 1301
South Fifth David Shields 315
West Otoe Wade Shields 16'r4
North Seventh Oncy Steffey 2 17
North Sixth Chris Suit 921 North
Seventh Steven Torgeson 1505
North Woodland Jim Wheeler
American Legion Home
Dale Williams 179 Turner Ron-
nie Wright 520 North Thirteenth
Frank Forbes 1609 Cedar scout-
master Charles Morrill 36 Hill-
crcst scoutmaster Harold Stolh-
and 801 East Grand assistant
scoutmaster Galen Hull Order of
the Arrow Service Troop
PICTURE SUM?
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TV SERVICE
OTOE INDIAN CHIEF' Mose Hamigare Red Rock places a head-
dress on Jim Atkms Red Rock area in recogni'un of Atkins' first
dance Thursday night at the Otoe powwow being held at the Otoe In-
dian agency 14 miles south of here on S H 40 The ceremony is a cus-
tom of the tribe It was the first time Atkins had danced at a powwow
The event was followed by a special Fong for the honoroe The pow-
wow comes to a close tonight with the war dancing contest and crown-
ing of the champion dancer
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SECOND NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!
A notice to the Taxpayer recently appeared in The Ponca City New
stating that Al Neville was not very considerate in the spending of taxpayer's
money in asking for a primary run-off If the taxpayers who placed the ad
are really interested in economy they should consider the following facts
then get behind the campaign of Al Neville
la The ballot cost for First D i s t r i c t Primary Run - Off is less
less than $15000
2 The present commissioner resurfaced one mile of road on Flor-
mable Street a few days before the Primary Election ot a cost to the
County of several thousand dollars- The street wos so poorly built that
it has already been completely rebuilt ot the expense of taxpayers
3 That the present commissioner has spent taxpayer's money
spraying weeds That the spraying has b£en ineffective ond as a result
many property owners have sustoined domoge And up to the present
time several thousond dollars in damage claims have been paid ond
incurred
4 Thot the County Commissioners were able to pay only $369065
of the Ponca City Hospital charges billed to county in the total amount
of $1614324 during the first six months of the current year ond yet
has money to woste as shown in axamples above
5 a That there are many more examples of waste that could
be listed
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Muchmore, Gareth Bruce. The Ponca City News (Ponca, Okla.), Vol. 67, No. 249, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 17, 1960, newspaper, July 17, 1960; Ponca City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2052654/m1/3/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 6, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.