16-B-Owensboro. Messenger Inquirer, July 24CD1958 Pat Benoit Back Before The Cameras, But Live Down 'Nancy Peepers' she'll only be on three bered to Robinson, the name of can sculpture. In the hall there's a rolling. By DICK KLEINER NEW YORK (NEA) After the part Cox played. This thorough identification with tricycle, a baby carriage, a man bicycle (her husband, a magazine production man, prefers to cycle down to his office rather than roughly three years away from it, Nancy Peepers is back in 3 times a week.
"But what I still can't figure out," she says, "is our rehearsal schedule. We have to do just as long a show as we did on 'Mr. buck the rush hour subway Nancy Peepers is, of course, crowds). There's a playpen set up Patricia Benoit, who was so firmly one part could have been a distinct occupational hazard to Miss Benoit. Had she had to go out and look for TV work right after "Mr.
Peepers" collapsed, chances, are she would have found it tough to get a job. in the living room. entrenched in the part of Wally Cox's wife on "Mr. Peepers" that The bookcase, she points out she's still Nancy to most people. proudly, was built by her husband, Peter Swift.
It was the first They stop her on the street even Fortunately, she didn't need thing he ever built. It went so well he's now spending every now, three years after the snow folded and discuss intimate details of the Peepers' family life, they recall incidents she has forgotten, they ask to be remem- weekend building a summer cottage. It's interesting to note that one. At the time the show ended, she was eight months pregnant. She had her baby a son, Jeremy, now 3 and she housewifed for another year, did two Broadway plays, had another baby another Peepers, with only about one-quarter the rehearsal time.
It's incredible." The Peepers show had such a fantastic hold on the people that there's still occasional demands to get it back on the air. That seems unlikely because, first, once dropped, shows seldom pome back and, second, the cast has gone many ways. "It's sad," says Pat, looking sad, "but we never see each other any more. And we all loved each other. I'll see friends' of Tony Randall and we'll send messages back and forth, but I seldom see him.
I see the fattest book in the bookcase is something called "Practical Carpentry." Pat admits she was getting a son, Nicholas, presently eight Lebanese Girl Says months then did some more housewifery and only then did she little restless to work again. She's been looking for a part, quietly, for several months now. go back to TV work. She has.the lead in a five-day-a- People In Her Country r- U. IrmiTirn HmriM mi Kurw nii Mlii tf "You know," she says, 4'there week detergent opera, "Today Is Ours," over NBC-TV.
Where she Oppose Chamoun was a school nurse originally in "Mr. Peepers," she's an assistant Kv. (AP) A 19- isn't too much live TV here any Georgeann Johnson frequently-more. And I wanted a part that she lives in the neighborhood here was good and, just as important, and she has two children and we'll not too time-consuming. I still like 'get together and talk about chil-being a mother." She took the part in "Today Is that's about all.
She hopes Ours" because it fit both her' that iier new family will be equally year-old Lebanese girl visiting the principal in "Today Is Ours." There must be something scholas tic about Miss Benoit. PATRICIA BENOIT is back on TV screens after a three-year absence, but she considers her primary role is being mother to her young sons Jeremy and Nicholas. United States believes that a great majority of the people in her HOLED UP Little Libby Jackson, of Vinccnnes, and Stephen Reese of Mishawaka, stand on a ladder to look at a large mushroom growing in a hole in a tree. The hole was ten feet from the ground. Freak mushroom was on the grounds of their grandfather, Harry Liechty, of Cory, Ind.
This is no actressy apartment qualifications. thinks the part; lovable and perhaps they will. Nowadays she looks much more the city where youcan get apart. the housewife than the actress. She lives with her husband with big rooms at a reason- country do not favor fresiaent Camille Chamoun.
none of the usual plush rugs and But there was something about is a good one. And, as for time, able rental. impressionist paintings and Afri-1 they've promised that once it gets Nancy and Robinson Peepers Izezie who arrived in New York last week and in Ashland Tuesday, was interviewed by her sons in an apartment on the not-so-fashionable west side of Manhattan. She likes it there, she says, because it's the only place in Id) Wanigans Tested For Arctic Shelter By Army Paul Sierer of the Independent. Speaking in her native tongue, she told Sierer, through an inter-Dreter.
that the Lebanese revolt started after an anti-Chamoun Four Women Each Dealt 13 Cards Of ANCHORAGE, Alaska The once-, glass fiber insulation in the panel newspaper editor was slain. The formidable north polar region is cavity. The small wanigans are I rebels attacked the government forces to avenge the death and the outbreak spread, she said. Same Suit In Bridge Miss Olwan. a niece of Mr.
and becoming, a vast outdoor laborato-'imade 2.inch-thick plastic panels ry for various technical and civil-: with plastic and gIass iber cloth ian Arctic research projects. )cover bonded to the plywood. This One of the problems tackled by in turn is bonded to a 2-inch a combination of laboratory core, resulting in a liw Mrs. Ollie Olwan of Ashland, lives Ky. (AP)-La- dies day at the a field tests is how to shelter, move lightweight enclosure.
at Sultan, Yakoub, Lebanon, about 45 miles from the capital city of Beirut. After a visit with her relatives here, she will tour other Country Club may never be the and protect an army in an Arctic climate. -New and improved models of The new wanigans, developed by the engineer research and develop- mpnt lahnratnrips at Vnrt Rplvnir same. parts of the United States. The odds against it, so A pretty girl who moves with mathematicians say, are" two oc sled-mounted shelters for are organizational equipment nel who travel by tractor-drawn 0j the tranSportation corps heavy "snow trains" are to be tested Uibj nmnan the grace of a dancer, Miss Olwan tillion, 200 septillion to 1.
estimated that about 75 per cent It began when Mrs. Ernest on the Greenland icecap this sum of the Lebanese people disapprove Winscott started dealing a hand A possible solution to the prob- of Chamoun. of bridge. lem of power and heat in an Art Ollie Olwan, the uncle who acted tic situation is seen in the United Mrs. John Darnell, Mrs.
Earl as interpreter, would not trans States "Army package power re Senff and Mrs. E. L. her companions, casually counted late what his niece had to say in actor now under construction in Alaska. mer.
Called the shelters will be tested by the United States Army Transportation Corps. They consist of three units of different sizes; small four-man reconnaissance units, and 12- and 24-man bunk, or mess units. Although wanigans previously their cards, then looked. Then came the shrieks and the Being built under supervision of response to a question about her feelings concerning the entry of U. S.
Marines in Lebanon. When the question was asked, she waved crowd-gathering. United States Army' Engineers at Fort Greeley, near Fairbanks, the Each of the ladies was dealt her arms and spoke excitedly, all 13 cards of the same suit, plant is strictly for research and have been used, those now being She said people in her country do not feel that President Gamal Save $20 Now! 1958 Wizard AIR CONDITIONER tested differ from their 01 tne possimuty lor in tha tnnmmont nrf nfilitipei us'ng nuciear power ai isoiaiea Abdel Nasser of Egypt would try sites, provided and in details of design. to use force to induce smaller na A standard Corps of Engineers' tions to join the United Arab Re' Col. W.
C. Gribble, assistant district engineer for planning in hot-air heater is used for heating, public, but that Nasser would IH ZH' I "take any door that is open In the mess, a saving of space is Alaska, points out that such bases achieved by making the chairs 'depend on oil for generation of and tables fold against the wall. I power, which must either be Supermarkets were among U.S institutions that impressed Mi; The wanigans can be completely shipped in during the summer, or is Olwan most. She said there nothing like them in Lebanon Furthermore, the cards fell in order. Mrs." Wsinscott had clubs, bridge's lowest-ranking suit.
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