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\ Dear Abby . . . Talk To Him PRIN T E D P A T T I M DEAR ABBY: Fve been hap pily married for 18 years and now I find myself hurt and m appointed. A girl where my husband works gave him a shirt for Val entine’s Day because she thought he was a “nice guy.” He said he was surprised. Since theft she told him that her hus band had left her. Also that all men were rats and in time he would cheat on his wife, too. Now my husband bought HER a present for her birthday ■e b cause she’s a “nice girl” and he feels sorry for her. I told him he was a married man and had no business buying her a present and if he loved me he wouldn’t give it to her. Well, he gave it to her anyway. Should I get the girl’s phone nufober and call her up and tell her she’s making, trouble? Sign rnp “HURT” 0 DEAR HURT: Don’t call her. She’d only go crying to your husband. His “protec tive” instincts would be aroused and it would be them against you. What you need is a better line of communica tion with your husband. * * * DEAR ABBY: Our daughter just married a man with two children. He supposedly got his divorce in New York State. He ■ claims that he does not have to support his children. We think that is very unusual, don’t you? We have reason to believe that this man is not divorced. We consulted the sheriff in our county and he wasn’t able to tell us how we could go about finding out i£ this man was di- T V T i m e ' NEW YORK (AP) — Robert Montgomery, actor and produc er who served President Dwight D. Eisenhower as television consultant, calls the TV camer as “mass lie detectors,” reveal ing more of a man’s character when he is unexpectedly caught |n an informal moment than during planned appearances. Specifically, Montgomery re ferred to situations where a public figure was filmed at an airport leaving a courthouse or committee hearing Mid brush ing aside questions and micro phones — all in sharp contrast to his charming, winsome man ners under studio conditions. “I think the public sees the difference,” Montgomery said. “And I think it carries impact.” Montgomery, after a success ful acting career in Hollywood, turned television producer in 1950 and for the next seven years turned out the “Robert Montgomery Presents” series, live, from New York. He is par ticularly interested in the Fed eral Communications Commis sion’s current interest in net work ownership, total or partial, of* most entertainment shows they put on the air. “I would have been on the air still, I think, if I had consented to giving a network a share in my show,” he said. “I say it is virtually impossible today to get a show on a major network without giving the network a piece of it.” K the situation should change so that independent packagers were given more of a chance, Montgomery believes that .“the truly creative people” will re turn to the medium — and “I’ll try to get back with another dramatic series.” Montgomery has broad busi ness interests and makes an occasional appearance on tele vision. Next Thursday he will narrate an ABC special, \Man Invades the Sea.” Recommended weekend view ing: Saturday — “The Bold Men,” ABC, 7:30-8:30 p,m. (Eastern Standard Time), special about men in death-defying occupa tions, like Stuntmen and racing car drivers. Sunday — “The American Sportsman,” ABC, 5-6 p.m., showing an African buffalo hunt, perch fishing and goose shooting; D a n n y Thom as spe cial, NBC, 9-10, w ith Jim Na- bors and Mickey Rooney guest starring. Honey Dressing A combination of honey, lem on juice and a dash of salt m a k es a good dressing for a fruit salad. Abigail Van Buren vorced or not. Can you give us a clue as to how we can get this information? It’s very im portant. CONCERNED PARENTS DEAR PARENTS: Consult a lawyer. If a divorce exists, it will not be difficult to prove. * * * DEAR ABBY: I invited my friends 'over for potluck lunch and what I hoped would be an enjoyable afternoon as I had planned games and entertain ment for them. To my surprise, after the lunch, one woman took out her knitting, and another woman had her needlework. (I* didn’t ask anyone to bring their work as I had other plans.) I was just sick, and didn’t know what to do, so I just kept still. It spoiled everything for the rest of the guests. Do you think I should have told them at the beginning that I didn’t think they should sit and dtf their work at a party? Or was I right in letting them do as they pleased? DISAPPOINTED IN PEOPLE D E A R DISAPPOINTED: You should have gone ahead with the games and entertain-. ment. My guess is that the knitting and needlework would have gone back in the bags. * * * DEAR ABBY: I am 21, in nurses’ training, and have just become engaged to a fine young man who is a senior in college. We’ve gone together for three years. We plan to get married as soon as Stuart graduates \in June. My problem is my mother. She wants me to have 'a big church wedding with a white gown and veil, brides maids and ushers and the whole bit. Stu and I don’t want any big splashes. All we want is a simple ceremony, performed by our pastor in the small chapel of oui' church. I am the only girl in my family (I have four brothers), and Mother says I “owe” it to her and Dad to have a big church wedding. I think it 'is a foolish waste of money and, besides, my father doesn’t have that much. I hate to dis appoint my mother, Abby, but do you think I should be made to have a big church wedding just because she wants to put on a big show for the relatives? NO BIG SPLASH DEAR NO: No. * * * Problems? Write to ABBY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed en velope. * * * Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby’s booklet, “How To Write Let ters For All Occasions.” Home Demonstration Notes Dinner in connection with the “Modern Convenient Meals” pro ject was served to' the Business Girls Home Demonstration Unit at the Farm & Home Center in charge of Miss Marjorie Her bert; There were .21 present. The while elephant went to Mrs. A rthur Crompton. Miss Mae Saile will give a lesson on “Cheese for Lenten Planning” at the next meeting on March 22. Dine Out This Week-end Enjoy Good Food at the BATAVIA DINER Modest Prices B R I D G E L E A D E R S Mrs, Karl Jannain and Mrs. Adam Kone, Mrs. Raymond Czekala and Mrs. Karl Eeiss and Mrs. Frank Acitelli and Mrs, F. J. McEneny were high north and south in the Tuesday night bridge play at the YWCA. East and west high pairs were Mp. J. J, Barclay and Mrs Ralph Housetaiecht, Mrs. Paul Hackett and Mrs. Carl Webster and Mrs. Robert Saiway and Mrs. Clark Zerby. The nest CYening’s play will be on March 23. 9057 2-8 N ' l D U C R A F T It’s fun to float with the breezes in this airy, highwaist dress. Breeze-easy fitting, few seams and out daughter goes on sunny days! Choose Dacron, dotted swiss. Printed Pattern 9057: Chil dren’s Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 takes 1% yards 35-inch. Fifty Cents in coins for this pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Marian Martin, The Batavia Daily News Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York, N.Y. 10011. Print Name, Address with Zip, Size and Style Number. 350 Spring Designs plus One Pattern Free — any one you choose in new r jring-Summer Pattern Catalog. Send now for biggest pattern book bargain ever! Only 50 cents. Corfu Woman Marks 95th Anniversary CORFU—The candles glowed brightly Wednesday on a cake honoring the 95th birthday of Mrs. Alice Fissler, a resident of the Corfu area for 59 years. Friends and relatives called on Mrs. Fissler at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Speth of the West Genesee Rd. where she resides. The cake was baked by a long-time friend, Mrs. Maude Kenyon. Mi’s. Fissler was born at Oi* cottville in 1870 and came to Corfu in 1906 with her husband, Christ. Mr. Fissler died in 1963. They had been married 67 years. The Fisslers operated a farm about a mile west of the village for many1 years. Guests at the party included a great granddaughter from Michigan and three nieces from Cohocton,, Mrs. Fissler has four grandchildren, 11 great grand children and 5 great-great grand children. In addition to her daughter, Mrs. Speith, Mrs. Fissler’s sons, Levi Fissler and Fred (Gellien, both of Corfu, attended the party. A third son, Raymond Fissler, died about five years ago. ________________ Lenten Series Hears Topic “A Civilian Looks at the Responsibility” w a s th e topic chosen by Mrs. Millard J. Noonan for the second in a series of Lenten luncheons at the YWCA. Approximately 105 persons attended. Mrs, Wilson H. Mark presid ed and introduced Mrs. Noonan. Mrs. Elliott L. King and Mrs. W. C. Swasey were luncheon co-chairmen, representing the Y Board. The Wednesday luncheons are seryed firom 11:45 to 12; 15. Pro grams in the “Personal Involve ment” series are scheduled from 12:15 through 12:45. Bacon-Brcad Dice bacon slices and partly cook; sprinkle over a pan of comtrad just before it goes into the oven. b j £ c u v 14 Add a brilliant touch to a bed room with a quilt of diamond patches forming stars. Star of Bethlehem — radiant ly colorful in scraps. Diamond patches can be cut in strips Pattern 538: charts, pattern of patches. Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern •— add 15 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler, The Batavia Daily News Needlecraft Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New Vork N.Y. 10011. Print Pat- tern‘Number, Name, Address, Zip. 1965 Needlecraft Catalog — 200 designs, 3 free patterns! More to crochet, knit, sew, embroider. 25 Cents. “Decorate w ith Needlecraft” * fabulous, new book packed with 25 patterns for top decora tor accessories shown in 5 idea- filled rooms. Applique co-ordi nates, pillows, wall hangings more. 50 cents. Send for superb Quilt Book - 16 complete patterns. 50 cents. Tubby Teens Trim m ing Eight members attended the weekly Tubby Teens TOPS Club meeting at the YWCA. The club, which meets regularly at the Y on Monday evenings at 7:30, is open to teenage girls in terested in losing weight. Pledged at College Miss Joan Swinehart, daugh ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Scott Swinehart of Byron, has been pledged to the Euglossian So ciety- at Heidelberg College in Tiffin, O. For the BEST in Office Machines See SLEGHT'S Call 343-8050 Typewriters, Adding, Multipling ft . Calculatihg Machines We maintain a complete service dept, with an Underwood trained service man. SALES — SERVICE — RENTALS 67 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. Ask the Teacher By SHIRLEY SCHRAUB DEAR MRS. SCHRAUB: Do you feel that a person who never finished high school can be just as educated as some one who graduated? I feel a person’s education isn’t limited to classrooms only, although perhaps a major part is. If a person loves knowledge and constantly reads about the arts, science, etc., he can be well informed by continually learn ing worthwhile things, can’t he? My point is, can people with 8th grade learning have, with continued effort on their own, just the same rate of intelli gence as those who finish high school? Are people all consi dered illiterates whose educa tion ended with the 8th grade? H. L. ANSWER— Dear Mr. L.: There is a difference between being illiterate and not having a formal education. Any per son with a degree of intelli gence, an inquiring mind and the desire can acquire an edu cation. He is by no means illi terate, although he does not have a formal education. This can in most cases, be acquired only through the discipline and programming of actual school ing under professional guidance. By and large, a person who has completed 8th grade and is interested in reading widely newspapers, books, periodicals ■ is probably intelligent and can acquire a broad, practical education. He is not illiterate by any means! One can be in telligent and educated with no formal education or degree. * * * DEAR MRS. SCHRAUB: How can I help my son in crease his knowledge of words? He is thirteen years old and doesn’t seem to have a large enough vocabulary. I know that Latin is supposed to be of some help in this area, but he is not studying it. He has chosen Spanish. Do you think it is important enough for him to transfer over to Latin? Will he get- enough added benefits to make it worth while? Mrs. H. N. ANSWER- Dear Mrs. N.: Latin is a wonderfully inter esting language but, if your son is not really interested in it, he should not study it merely for the vocabulary help it gives. It is true, however, that a knowledge of word parts from Latin and Greek is a great help in bringing meaning to unfami liar words. This can be such an important and interesting study that I believe it should be a required course in every junior or senior high school. I have compiled a list of the prefixes, suffixes and word parts from Latin and Greek ori gins that are most frequently found in the English language, together with explanations and illustrations of their uses and meanings. I am sending you a copy which I am certain your son will find most useful. H* * You can increase your voca bulary if you understand the meanings of the various parts of words that are based on La tin and Greek origins, Shirley Schraub’s leaflet, “Vocabulary Builders — Prefixes, Suffixes and Word Parts gives a concise explanation of some of the most common of these word parts. For a copy, simply send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope and 10 cents in coin to Shirley Schraub, care of this newspaper. -<S>jTHE BATAVIA DAILY- NEWS 7 I Friday, March. 12, 1065 ■* I s F u n FAMILY DINNER An excellent version of a clas sic Armenian dish. Broiled Lamb Chops Eva Shashoyan’s Rice Lilav Broccoli Bread Tray Fruit Beverage EVA SHASHOYAN’S RJCE PILAV V-j. cup rendered beef fat or butter Vi cup (broken into 1-inch lengths) vermicelli 1 cup long-grain rice, washed in cold water and drained IV 4 teaspoons salt 1 medium tomato, skin re moved and diced 2 cups cold water 1 chicken bouillon cube In a heavy medium saucepan over moderate heat, heat the fat; add the vermicelli and stir constantly until lightly browned. Add the rice and stir to coat with the fat. Stir in salt and tomato. Add the water and bouillon cube. Stirring constant ly, bring to a boil: cover and cook over low heat until all wa ter has evaporated and rice is tender — 15 to 20 minutes. Turn off heat; stir rice; cover; place a cloth wrung out in cold water over the cover of the saucepan; let stand for 3 minutes before serving. Makes 4 servings. A k r o n D a n c e Is S a t u r d a y AKRON—A St. Patrick’s Day dance will be held at the New- stead Fire Hall on Cummings Rd. in Akron. The Starlighters will provide music for round and square dancing, starting at 9 p.m. Re freshments will be provided. Add More When you are steaming a pud ding or brown bread, have the water boiling gently and re place it from time to time. FOR GLASS SEE GLADE Phone Fi 3-2809 #1 School Street K ustas & USTAS IVANDIES 88 Main St. Special — This Week Juicy C h e r r i e s ? 1 = it Reminder Easter Is April 18th Chicken Dinner Sun., Mar. 14 At McAuley Hall 211 E. Main St. Batavia Serving from Noon to 3 P.M. Adults, $1.25 Children, 75c Sponsored: By Dietary Dept, of St. Jerome Hospital Grace Baptist Church 104 Bank St., City 'Spiritual Blessings From The Sacred Book\ Sunday, 11 A. M. \The Christian Home\ 7:30 P. M. /'T h e Two W itnesses\ Rev. Clifford L. Brain Pastor U n ited S t a t e s S te e l H o m e s OFFICE 967-6458 SIDNEY D. O'SHEA D E A L E R - B U IL D E R LE ROY, N. Y. HOME 967-9428 T V F O R T H E W E E K O F M A R . 1 3 — M A R . 19 C h a n . 2 W G R , B u f f a l o C h a n . 4 W B E N , B u f f a l o C h a n . 7 W K B W , B u f f a l o For no reason at all, we are Celebrating Saturday the 13th maybe because il isn't Friday the 13th and should be safer. Anyway from midnight Friday until midnight Saturday, we are selling 16 Donuts for the Price of 12 We thought of making it a bakers dozen (13) but didn't want to be pikers so threw in the extra 3. Come in anytime on the 13th and get 16 Cake Type Donuts for 59c or 16 Raised Donuts If you want to try them all, 16 Mixed for 65c Don't miss this bargain, we won't have another like it for a long time. E The Big RESTAURANT 638 E. Main St. Jack Bennett, Prop. Never Closed SATURDAY, MARCH 13 12:00 S-fl— 4-10—Sky Ring 7*13—Bugs Bunny 12:30 4-10—My Friend Flicka 7-13—Hoppity Hopper 1:00 2—Movie 4—Rural Review 7—Bowling 8—Movie 10—Rebel 13 — American Bandstand 1 ;30 4—Gadabout Gaddis 10—Movie 2;00 4—Movie 7—Wide World of Sports 13—Joe Deane Dance Party 2:30 13—Bowling 8—Gadabout Gaddis 3:00 2-8—NIT BasketbaU 10 Roller Derby 3:30 7-13—Pro Bowlers Tour 4—Income Tax Report 3:45 10—Film 4—Changing Times 4:00 4-10—CBS Golf Classic 5:00 2-8—Big Three Golf 4—Bowling 7—Joey Reynolds 10—Rawhide 13—Wide World of Sports 6:00 2—Man from UNCLE 4—Winter Sports Special 7—Movie 8—Karen 10—News gilS 10—Movie 6:30 13—Bowling 8—Man from UNCLE 7:00 4—Round Table 2—Have Gun Will Travel 7:30 2-8—Flipper V 4-10—Jackie Gleason 7-13—Bold Men 8:00 2-8—Kentucky Jones 8;30 4-10—Gilligan’s Island 7-13—Lawrence Welk 2—Your Income Tax 8—Mr. Magoo 9:00 4-10—Entertainers 2-8—Movie—\L.i’1 Abner” 9:30 7-13—Hollywood Palace 10:00 4-10-^Gunsmoke 10:30 7—Jixr>my Dean 13—FDR 11:00 4-10-13—News 11:15 2-8—News 13—Movie—“Friendly Persuasion\ 11:20 4—ifrovie—“Pal Joey\ / 10—Movie—“Phffft!” 11:30 2—Movie—“The Sky Above —The Mud Below” 7—News 8—Science Fiction 11:35 7—Movie—“The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas” S U N D A Y , M A R CH 1 4 12:00 12:15 12:30 1:00 im 2:00 2:30 3;00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5;00 2—Bishop Sheen 4—News 7—Challenge 8—Felix the Cat 13—Christopher Program 4—Lets Look at Congress 2—Movie 4—Face the Nation 7—Bullwinkle 8 —Mr. Wizard 10—Price of Silence 13— Know About Communism \ 4—Amateur Hour 7— Dialogue 8 — Bowling 10—Wyatt Earp 13—Directions ’65 4—TV Bow l 7-13—Issues and Answers 10—Checkmate 7—Wrestling 8— Inside Golf 13— Pro Basketball 4-10— Sports Spectacular 2— Doctor at Work 7— FDR 8—Highway Patrol 7—Bowling 2—What’s Up 6—TV Bowl 2 — Communism 4-10—Alumni Fun 2-8—Sports in Action 7—13—World of Golf 4—The Bishop Visits 2—Doral Open 10—Jack Benny * 4—Jaclc Benn^ 8 —Wild Kingdom 7-13—American Sportsman 10—Science In Action 5:30 8—GE College Bowl 4—Crosscurrents 10—Amateur Hour 6:00 4-10—20th Century 2-8—Meet the Press 7—Movie 13—Skating Championships 6:30 2-8—Profiles in Courage 4—\World War I 10—News 7:00 4»10—Lassie 13—Death Valley Days 7:30 2-8—Disney’s World 1-10—My Favwt? Martian 7 — A l c o a P r e v iew 13—Repertory Theater 5;00 4-10—Ed Sullivan 8SO : —Branded 7-13—Broadside 9;W 2-3— Danny Thomas 4-10—For the-People 7-13— Movie — “The Happy T h ie v e s '* 10:00 2-8—Rogues 4-10— Candid Camera 10:30 4-10-Whafs My Line 10:45 7-13—News 11:00 2-4-8-10—News 7—Movie—“Cash McCall” 13—Movie—“Leave Her to Heaven” 11:15 2—Movie—“The ‘I Don’t Care’ Girl\ 8—Tom Decker 16 —N e w s i i :20 4=pMo¥1o«\no Room lor tne Groom” 11:3Q 10—Surf side 6 12:00 8—-Peter Gunn ' C h a n . 1 3 W O K R , R o c h e s t e r C h a n . 1 0 W H E C , R o c h e s t e r C h a n . 8 W R O C , R o c h e s t e r TUESDAY, MARCH 16 6:00 8:1-0 6:15 6:30 6:55 7:00 7:20 7:30 8:00 2-4— NSW5 7—News 8—How’s Business 10—Rifleman 8—News 7—News 2-4-8-10—News 7—Maverick 10—Dimension 2—Detectives 4— Car 54 8—thography 10—News 13 —News 2-8—Mr. Novak 4—Many Happy Returns 7-13—Combat 10—Joey Bishop 4—Joey Bishop 10—Gomer Pyle. USMC 8:30 2-8—Hullabaloo 4-xo—Red Skelton 7-13—McHale’s Navy 7-13—Tycoon 4-10—Petticoat Junction 2-8—That Was the Week That Was 7-13—Peyton Place 2-8—Bel] Telephone Hour 4-10—D octors/N urses 7-13—Fugitive 2-4-7-8^10-13—News 4 —Movie—\Surprise Package” 7—Movie—‘ ‘The Sundowners” 10—Movie—“The Doctor and the Girl” 11:30 2-8—Johnny Carson 13—Nightlife 9:00 0:30 10:00 1I:0« 11:20 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 6:00 6:10 6:15 6:30 6:55 7:00 7:20 7:30 2-4—News 7—News 8—How’s Business 10 —Rifleman 8—News 7—News 2-4-8-10—News 7 —Cheyenne 10—Dimension 2—Death Valley Days 4—Honeymoonert. 8—Richard Diamond 10—News 13—News1 2-8—Virginian 4-10—Mr. Ed > 7-13—Ozzie and Harriett 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:20 11:30 7-13 -Patty Duke 4—Chopin Singing Society 4-10— My Living Doll 4-10—Beverly Hillbillies 7-13—Dinah Shore 4-10—Dick Van Dyke 2-8—Movie—“Hot Spell” 4-10—Cara Williams 7-13 — Burkes Law 4-10—Danny Kaye 7—M Squad 13—NBC Scope 2-4-7-8-10-13—News 4s—Movie—“Mississippi Gambler” 7—Movie—“China Doll” 10—Movie—“Boots Malone” 2-8—Johnny Carson 13—Nightlife THURSDAY, MARCH 18 M ONDAY, MARCH 15 6:00 2-4—News 7—News 8—How's Business 10—Rifleman 6:10 8—News 6:15 7—News Trailways Bus to to BUFFALO-ROCHESTER FAST, LOW COST Dial FI 3-2000 8:30 2-4-8-10—New* 7—Cheyenne 6:55 10—Dimension 7:00 2—Movie 4—Bilko 8—Movie 10—News 7:30 4-10—To Tell the Truth 7-13—Voyage 8:00 4-10—I’ve Got a Secret 8:30 4-10—Andy Griffith 7—No Time for Sergeants 13—France; Conquest and L i b e r a t io n 9:00 2-8—Andy Williams 4-10—Lucille Ball 7 —Wendy and Me 9:20 4—Star Performance 7-13— Bing Crosby- 10—Many Happy Returns iO :00 2-8— A l f r e d H itc h c o c k 4-10—CBS News Special 7-13—Ben Casey 10:30 4—To be Announced 10—Photography 11:00 2-4-7-8-10-13—News 11:20 4— M o v i e — “T h e F a r Country” 7— M o v i e — “A n a t o m y o f a Psycho” 10— M o v i e — -“P e t t y G i r l ” 11:30 2-8—Johnny Carson 13—Nightlife 6:oo Z-'H-NCWS 5:30 2-0—Dr. Kildare 7—News 7-13—My Three Song d— How's Business 9:00 4-10—-Password 10—Rifleman 7-13—Bewitched 6:10 8- -News 9:30 2 - 6 — Hazei 6:15 7—News 4-10— Bailey’s of Balboa 6:30 2-4-8-10— News 7—Peyton Place 7—Maverick 13— Movie— “Titanic” 6:55 10 —Dimension 10:00 4 -10—Defenders 7:00 2 — Bachelor Father 2 - 8 — Kraft Suspense Theater 8 —Littlest Hobo 7—IDictc Powell 10 — N e w s 1 1 : 0 0 2 - 4 - 7 - 8 - 1 0 - 1 3 - N e w s 7 . 2 0 13—News 11:20 4—Movie — “Sign of the 7:30 2 - 8 — D a n ie l B o o n e P a g a n ” 4 - 1 0 — M u n s t e r s 7— M o v ie — “T i g e r o f th e 7 - 1 3 — Jonny Quest Seven Seas” 8 :0 0 4 - 1 0 — P e r r y M a s o n 1 0 — Science F i c t i o n M o v i e 7 - 1 3 — D o n n a R e e d 11:30 2 - 8 — J o h n n y C a r s o n ’ 1 3 — Nightlife FRIDAY, MARCH 19 f, 6:00 2-4—News 7—News 8:30 8—How’s Business 9:00 10—Rifleman 6:10 8—News 9:30 6:15 7—News 6:30 2-8-4-10—News 7—Cheyenne 10:00 6:55 10— Dimension 7:00 4—People Are Funny 2—Dobie Gillis 8 —Honeymooners 10 —News 11:00 7:20 13—News 11:20 7:30 2-8—International Show Time 4—Rawhide 7 -13 —Flintstones 10 —Movie 11:30 8:00 7-13—Farmtrs Daughter A 4—Great Adventure 7-13—Addams Family 2-8—-Jack Benny 7—M Squad 13—Peyton Place 2'8—America's Junior Miss Pageant 7—12 O’clock High 13 — Miss Rochester Pageant 11:00 2-4-7-8-10—News Lady?” 7—Movie—“The FBI Story” 10—Movie—\On the Waterfront” 2-8 — -Jolxnny Carson 13-Nightlife .A
