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! «w„ ,i ¥' X(i Massena, W. Y*. Observer Tuesday, July 28,1980 Schine inn Has Been Dream Of J, Myer Scliine, Chairman The Schine Inn at Massena with an eye to the future, represents the realization of a j But that is not the total dream for J. Meyer Schine,[sum of the Schine Enterprise founder and chairman of the | investment in Massena. An- board of Schine Enterprises'! tenna Systems Corp. which is ./Inc., one of the pioneer busi- nessmen in the Massena area, —who-many -years-aga-began the , operation of the famous Schine's Massena Theater, as well as other theaters in the St. Lawrence valley area. One of a sma,!! • handful of Americans who long ago, in the infancy of the motion pic- ture business, grasped the possibilities of films and the niagniture of its future, Mr. .^JSchine founded an American business.empire on faith in..the s ning in upstate New York, he many years ago gave people-in the outlying areas the same quality films and top-notch theaters which' only residents of larger cities then enjoyed. From the first time when he began operations of Schine's Massena Theater, and ernplo'yed one of the Schine chain's best-qualified mana-. gers, Abe Cohen, Mr. Schine had tremendous interest in the St. Lawrence area, and pledged that he would do all he could to .develop its. vast potential. ^ Today, with Schine Enterpris- es one of .the nation's leading diversified corporations, J. Myer Schine can look with pride on Massena_and the tre- mendous economic effect he has had on this area,. a division of Schine Enter- prises, has created a whole new world of entertainment! for Massena area residents, \ and those in nearby commun-1 ities. With the miracle of j television making increasing j advances in this country, it i remained for the Antenna \ Systems to erect its huge 1 •towers, and enable local resi- dents to view the five major channels with ease, comfort, and perfect visibility. , In addition to the huge in- nation's small towns.^ Begin^yestment already represented 2 Vacation Areas Linked By Schine Inns Opening of The Schine Inn at Massena, New York, links Schine Hotels in the two great- «v„,.nn„„ . ,, est northern and southern va- operating^ concession at the| cation areas in the Unit ed by Schine's Massena Theater, The Schine Inn, and the An- tenna Systems, a huge real estate development is on the drawing board, with plans now being prepared by one of the nation's top community plan- ners. Schine Confectionery and Concessions already is Massena Marina on the St. Lawrence, and plans are un- der way now for operation of sight-seeing boats, along the famous river. —-— Thus, Schine Enterprises has tremendous financial in- terest in Massena and _ look forward to the future of the area with complete confi- dence. fiats An re ScnTriFs^ Massena - Theater stands today as pne' of the most , modern, best-equipped 1 TTofyrilp,, theaters in this part of the country, showing the finest quality Of -the world's out- standing film companies. No larger; city receives any finer films. Already, several . industry stories giving the Schine Inn accolades have appeared ( in verious trade papers and its design and operation is under constant study by hotel- indus- try experts who veiw them sr Bothered by bats? States, at both ends of Eastern Air Lines great vacation routes. . Here, at the gateway to the St. Lawrence Seaway stands the luxurious Schine Inn, ter- minal for Eastern in the Unit- ed States, while in • Miami Beach, at the southernmost end of Eastern's vacation service within the. country are the beautiful Roney Plaza, the Gulf Stream Apartments and Villas, and the McAllister—H*K MISS UNIVERSES in auMibeT were present when G. David Schine,.second from left, completed the transaction whereby Schine Enterprises Inc. acquired the Roney-Plaza Hotel' in Miami Beach recently. Mrs. Schine, at left, was Miss Uni- verse in 1956. Standing next to Mr. Schine is Miss Universe of 1959. Others are Peter Grimson, general manager, of Schine Hotels, Miss Universe .of 1957 and Joseph Hartman of the Casaways, Miami Beach. Pet Show Results tel and El Centro de las Amer- icas in Miami. Three other famous vacation areas are also IinkecTby Schine Hotels east and west. On the west coast, is the world famous ! Los Angeles Ambassador and Bats often establish colonies; Cocoanut Grove, while on the m attics and walls of dwellings'east coast, vacationers will in rural areas and become a find the famous Gideon Put- nuisance. -. j nam Hotel at the .Saratoga Spa But, advises the Canada De-1 reservation, and ' the nearby partment of Agriculture's Re-, Queensbury Hotel and Motor, search Branch, bats are harm- j Inn, Glens Falls, New York, at less and useful creatures that! the gateway to the Adiron- Inn Manager Tells About Facilities able to the public previously. By Stephen E. Wood Manager, The Schine Inn The Schine Inn, Massena, is the most exciting and sensa- tional .hotel in the country. You people of Massena can be proud of the wonderful facili- ties and many items of comfort and luxury made available to the guests that will pass through the doors of this, the newest member of the Schine Enterprises, Hotel Division, by its owners, Mr. J. Myer schine, chairman of the board, and-G. ©avMHSetaner-presideHk w ITHERBEE & WHALEN 3 Hodskin St. Canton, N. Y Branch Office 253 Main St. Gouverneui FOR PERPETUAL Memorials Sand for Illustrated Literature of the Best Munuments or Markers. • Granite-^\\MafbTe\ — TJrrJnze \The Time Is Now\ Serving AD Northern New York \ Open Saturday Till 5 p.m. feed exclusively on night-flying insects, many of which aft? de- structive pests. ;_ Get rid of the bats, say the researchers, but don't destroy them. An effective repellent is two to five pounds of naphthalene flakes scattered in spaces oc- cupied by bats. If applied\ dur- ing warm weather, reports claim, this will prompt bats to m in d\ayiig\hX They will stay away as long as the Napthalene odor persists. After the bats have been evicted, all openings three- quarters of an inch or more in width/ such as small crevices, \around the eaves ^nd at the bases of rafters, should be filled. Cracks at the base of the chimney should be filled with eemeat; --- IS AT MITTIGA'S GRILL DO FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH, an Improved powder to tie sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly In place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. FASTEETH Is alkaline (non-\ acid). Does not sour_Checks \plat* odor breath\. Get FASTEETH »* drug counters everywhere. - -ftiestyter^anOTh- wtehtf^^^-^^^—?^™^ Chances sre y©ar sweet tooth costs you more too medicine. For io- Kaoce, if yoo spend Si per. week on pastries - your yearijrbrU is S52. The average family spends only $38 for ail their medicines and prescriptions. LAROSA PHARMACY 190 N. MAIN ST. RO 9-3880 Receipt given with each prescrip- tion for tax purposes. Beakk k Prietiess, npCmmimtTkmErtr If these openings are not thafter the bats have been driven out, the supply of napthalene must, be renewed periodically to prevent their return. Fumigation will kill bats, al- though, use of poison gas is recommended only as a last re- sort, hydrocyanic acid gas, al- though highly effective, is also extremely poisonous to human beings and should be applied only by a licensed fumigator. Waddiiigtoii News Waddington — A picnic for the_TOjTgxejaJULO.n^of_t]ie-EirsL Sunday, July 24, on the prop erty opposite the bathing beach. Mrs. Ida Brown, mother of Mrs. Ernest Brothers, who \lives on the \George Clement farm. River Rd.'f-was taken by the C. B. Scott ambulance to- the Potsdam Hospital last Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kell- ner and Frances attended a family reunion'*of the Kellner| family at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Harold H. Mattison at Auburn last Sunday. Coming the longest distance to the re- union were Mr. and Mrs. Carl- ton Matfison and family, Los Angeles, Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Kellner also visited relatives and friends in the area in and around Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Murphy, LaGrasse St., have as their guests two of Mrs. Murphy's sisters, Miss Mary Ruth Coyne of the staff of St.'Mary's Hospi- tal, Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. M: J. Fleming of the fa- culty of Winona, Minn., City Schools. Mansel Champion, Franklin Rd., returned home July 10 from Hepburn Hospital where he had been a patient since Apr. 20, following a one car accident. He is in a cast on his right side from the waist to the ankle and under the care of Dr. Rutherford D. Roger. dacks. And in Pioneer Valley, Massachusetts lie, the Hotel Northampton and Wiggins Tavern at Northampton, Mass.; Schine Airport Hotel and Mo- tor Inn,\Bradley Field, Conn.; and The Schtne Inn, Chicopee, Ma.ss.' Guests at the new Schine Inn at Massena will find their rooms equipped with the latest model thin-line large screen 4elevisre*r^eV-aM^i*fi^radio7 custom - designed to become an integral part of the entire room plan, the TV sets are po- sitioned on a swivel atop a sec- tion of the furniture unit, so triat they may be easily turned for ideal-viewing -from-any part of the room. So that Schine Inn guests will be assured of the utmost convenience, remote switches iiave been built into the bed-1 7 -side night tattles, located next to the hi-fi radios* which are standard in every room. The; remote ,<:ut-off shallow guests to lie in bed watching television,' and then switch off -the sets without getting up to cross the room. The Schine Inn is hooked ihto the giant master cable of the Antennae Systems Corp. which brings the programs from five major channels dk rectly into each room by means of a wire connected with the huge master antenna. Thus, guests at The Schine Inn can have their choice of, per- fect viewing over Channels 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 from Watertown Carthagef N.Y. Burlington, Vt; Quebec, Canada; and Platts- burgh, N. Y. Antenna Systems Corp. js a division of Schine Enterprises, Inc. St. Lawrence Central School District Meets Brasher Falls —The annual school meeting of the St. Law- rence Central School, Brasher Falls, was held Tuesday eve- ning, July 12, in The school auditorium. Robert Green, Brasher Falls, was appointed the meeting's chairman. The proposed budget for 1960-61 was pre- sented and adopted. Two members were elected to the, St. Lawrence .-Central School Board of Education as follows: Donald Locke, Brasher Falls, was elected to a term of five years. He defeated Ken- neth Cline. Howard E. Jen- kins Sr., was re-elected for a term of five years to succeed himself. Following the open meeting, the Board of Education held their meeting and they elected William Ouinnell oresident of the board and Mrs. Eva Bell as treasurer to succeed Mrs. Jane 1 Locke. We know our customers and house guests will 7be delight- fully fascinated when they come to this hotel. We want them to know even from the moment' that they first\ learn about us, through promotion ,and advertising, from the mo- ment that they step onto the hotel property that this is not just another hotel, but. the iiotel of tomorrow—today. The Schine Inn is something new and different, it is an ad- venture,; the courtesies, the warm friendliness, the attrac- tive appearance of a well- uniformed and groomed staff, the detailed services available only at, The Schine' Inn, the manner of greeting, the eager-. \neaT to truly. anticipate in ad : Vance\ the guests' comfort and pleasure, We are offering first-class facilities obtainable only at The Schine Inn\ and we are proud of these facilities and services. We know that there is nothing to compare with our hotel, for this is something that has not been made avail- Think a morSent about this —you in Massena are part of a new concept, a new thinking in the hotel industry. So. many \firsts\ have never been put into one hotel before. We have them .'-'now\ — sometime in the future other Hotel Chains will try to emulate what we have done, but we have the decided advantage nfL-hav-teg. the hotel of \tomorrow—today We have outstanding restau rants and the flexibility of a wonderful kitchen^ Our guest rooms are head and shoulders above anything yet done. We have broken away from tradi- tion and the old concepts of \run of the mill\ operation to make this an \Inn\ which offers the ultimate in warmth, courtesies, hospitality and services, a combination of a New England Inn in business for years that has seasoned ex- perience, the flnest European resort and { American hotel. Yet while incorporating the best in the above we have added the many new ideas and comforts seen in this truly fascinating hotel. ., We hope you will enjoy the facilities of The~Schine Inn soon. •- -\. . •-... ON USS WASP BOSTON, Mass. (FHTNC)— Anthony E. Cooper, radioman seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs. Carol C. Holmes of 131 N. Main, Massena, N.Y., is serving aboard the support aircraft carrier USS operating out of Boston, >Mass. Jeweler junks loupe ... after seeing our new type A loupe is an optical device for examining small ob- jects.'Onetime you will never need a loupe is when you are reading this newspaper, because we've changed our type'face to anew one called Corona., Corona was designed by Linotype experts to give the very tops in readability. See.how big it looks in our news columns today? That's just one of. the, reasons we chose it over all other type faces when we decided to change our type \dress.\ What's more, Corona gives sharpness of line and clear contrast between bladk and white. It's a plain and simple type that's much easier on the eyes. And, in spite of its larger look, Corona actually allows us more space to give you more news in every column, along withall your favorite features. One thing you can count on-we'U continue to keep pace with the latest developments in order to bring you an up-to-date newspaper that's a pleasure to read, an advertising medium that gets results. The Massena Observer Pet shows were held at the various playgrounds last week,. The Project Playground show was held Tuesday with Lee Perocchi, Loren Siddon, Pat Kellison, Robert LaRose, Pat Lundy and Douglas Tougas as judges. ._:..- r Winners in the various class- es\were: Dogs: Biggest, Virgil Love and Deborah Davis; smallest, Susan Saxby and Binkey Laf- fian; smartest, Binkey Laffian and Linda Perry; most spots, Pat Kellison and Susan Saxby; longest ears, Pat'Kellison and Bobby LaRose; strongest look- ing, Bobby LaRose and Debor- ah Davies.^ Most similar to Lassie, John Carbino, Virgil Love; best trick dog, Allen Sauier and Sandra Henline; cutes, Vicki Kelly and Binkey Laffian; best behaved, Daniel Osborne and John Carbino; fiercest, Jeff Kearns and Robert LaRose. Miscellaneous: Quietest, Sheila Ashley; smallest, Gary Gonyea and Wanda Brarnard; most pets, John Kearns; unus- ual, Karen Perocchi; prettiest unusual, Charlene Minor. Cats: Prettiest markings, Mary Lou Briggs; sleekest, Joanne LaValley; whitest, Mar- garet Fish; cutest, Sandra Kal- len, Tim Kellison; most, angora,. Tim Kellison, Sandra Dunn; best tiger cat, Terry Kellison; biggest, Mary Lou Briggs, Mar- garet Fish. Rabbets: Littlest, Esther Laf- fian, Lewis LaRose; whitest. Lewis LaRose; best-looking, Henry Laffian. - The Lincoln Playground pet show was also held Tuesday. Judges were John D'Arienzo, Linda Dobbins, Don Hooper, Jerry Maston arid Donald La- Baff. Winners were: Dogs: Biggest, Sherry Dan- iels, smallest; John Hooper; dog with shortest hair, Kathy Bulger; longest tail, John Hoop- er; longest ears, Barry Flynn; friendliest, Janice French; old- est, Barry Flynn. Cats: Most playful, Eddie Roberts; youngest, Rena St. Louis and Marlene Roberts; longest hair, Susan Antwine,. Mike Ashley; longest whiskers,\ Susan Ant wine; blackest, Mary Whitman, Barry Flynn; most handsome tomcat, John Kells; most unusual, Joan Whitman, Brenda French; cleanest, Bon- nie Premo. Other winners were:' Most colorful fish, Eva Bulger and Brenda Amtyine; prettiest bird, Betty Hutchins. TVLateMoviei Tuesday, July 26 (3) Dancing Lady with Joari Crawford, Clark Gable, 11:50 p.m. (8) The Green Light with Errol Flynn, Anita Louise, 6:30 p.m.; Shark River with Steve Cochran, Carole^ Matties,— 11:20 p.m. __ Wednesday, July 27 (3) Harrigan's Kid with Wil. liam Gargon, J. Carroll Naish, 11:50 p.m. (8) Right to the Heart-with - Brenda Joyce, Stanley Clem, ents, 6:30 p.m.; On the Run with Susan Beaumont, Neil McCallum, 11:20 p.m.._. # Thursday, July 28 .n (3) Remember with Robert' Taylor, Greer Garson, 11:50. p.m. • (4) British movie night, 11:35 p.m. (8) They. Drive by Night with George Raft, Ann Sheridan, 6:30 p.m.; Son of. a Strajfeer with Ann Stephens, James Ken- ney, 11:20 p.m. REX 0\NEIL GENERAL INSURANCE Check with th« Ag*nt Who Knows Your Insurance. N*«ds • Dial RO 9-5464 TIME PAYMENTS 50% Main St., Massena, N. Y. REX O'NEIL Channel 3 WCAX-BUBLINGTON 4:30—Ediw of Night 5:00—Chuctwagon Talw • :10—Knick World Sport* • :25—Weath'm-wise — Hall i: JO—Newrtlme, Sullivan 8:46—Doug Edwards N«w» -tsOO—Huckleberry Hound— 11:20—Viewpoint' 11:27—Sportstima ~T1:3S—San Francisco Beat 12:05—Charii* Chan \V$<Jhwd»y, My 17, I960 Tunday, Jafr 28, 1»«0. 7:00—Tert Pattarn 7iE9—Program Praviawi 8:00—CBS News 8-:15—Captain Kangaroo 9:00—Trouble with Father 9:30—Pageant 10:00—December Bride 10:30—Video Village 11:0'0-'~I Love Lucy 11:30—Far' Horizoni 12:00—Love of Life 2:30—Search 'for Tomorrow 12:45—Guiding Light 1:00 -News Headline! 1:10—Across the Fence ,r 1:16—Duke's Swingbilliei 1:30—As the World Tumi 2:00—'Mixing Bowl i:30—Houieparty 3:00—The Millionaire 3:30—Verdict fs Yours i :00—Brighter Day • 1:15—Secret Storm 4:30—Edge of Night 5:00—Ohuckwagon Tale* *:10—World of Sports C :2B—Weatherwise G '30—Newstime C:45—Edwards, News 7:00—Whirlybirds ^:30-^Johnny, Midnight 8 iOO—Peck's Bad Girl ~jT:30—^Republic Convention lTT3n=Esso Heporfer 11:40—Vermont Edition 11:45—Patricia A Weather 11:50—Summer Theater Wednesday, July 27, H<0 7:00—Test Pattern 7:59—Program Previews 8:00-rCBS Newa 8:15-^CajtajrLj?angaTO°:-.u. r _ gVDO^Troubie with Father 9:30—American Odyssey 10:00—December Bride 10:30—Video Village 11:00—I Love Lucy 11:30—Far Horizons 12:00—Love of Life !2j30j^3eatch_tot_T«nor»>w_- 12:45—Guiding Light 1 :.00_—tJew«„EeadIin«a -- 1:15—Duke and'Swingbilliei 1:30—As the World Turns 2.00—Mixing Bowl 2 •30~-Houseparty ' \\ 3-:00—The Millionaire S :30—Verdict Is Tears 4:00-^Brighter Day\ 4:15-3-Seeret_Storm 7 :S0—Reckoning; . 8:30—Republican Convention 11:30—Essb Reporter 11:40—Vermont Edition 11:45—Patricia & Weather • 11:60—Summer. Theater, Thursday. Jaly M, 19»0 7:00—Test Pattern ' :59—Program, -Previews 8:00—CBS News\ 8:15—Captain Kangaroo 9:00—Trouble with Father 9:30—Film Shorts 10:00—December Bride 10:30—Video Village — 11:00—I Love Lucy < 11:30—Far Horizons \ 12:00—Love of Life 12 :S0—Search for Tomorrow 12:45—Guiding Light . 1:00—News Headlines ltOS—Across the Fence . 1:15—Duke's Swingbillies 1:80—As World Turns 2:00—Mixing Bowl . 2 :30—Houseparty 3:00—The Millionaire 8:30—Verdict Is Yours 4:00—Brighter Day 4:15—Secret Storm 4:3<K-Edge of Night 5:00—Cbuckwason Tales trio—KnJefc—World-Sports »:25^-Weatherwis, - Hall f :30—Newstime, Sullivan t:4E—Doug Edwards News 7:00—This Man Dawson 7.-30—Invisible Man 8:00—Playhouse of Stars 8:30—Republican Convention Channel 4 fJBOT-OTTAWA Tuesday, Jaly *«, 1*«R 4:46—Today on CBOT 5:00—Follow Ma -5J15—Here's-Myia^— --. . 5:30—Sky King S :00—Bachelor Father 8:45—News 7:00—Tabloid 7:30—Leave it to, Beaver -•* 8:00—Chevy Mystery Show 9:00—While We're Young 9:30—Parade 10:00^-Stratford Festival 11:00—TV News 3:00—Today on CBOT 3;: 16—Feature film \5:00—Traveling Time 6:30—Huckleberry Hound 6:00—Casey Jones 6:30—Local News _ 6:45—News 7:00—Tabloid' 7:30—Playbill 8:00—KCMP 8:30—Borrowed LHe . 9:00—Happy 9:30—Tate 10:00—First Person 10:30—Chse for the Court II:00-^-Newa . •' \ 11:20—Viewpoint ' 11:27—Sportstime 11:85—Man Hunt 12:05-S-Wrestiing Thursday. July U, }9«0 4:45—Today on CBOT ^:Q0—Pictures with Woofet 5:3S—Roy Rogers 6:00—1 \juove Lucy 4:30—Local News te45—News 7:00—Tabloid 7:30—Joan Emard Show 7:30—TBA 7:45—Movie Museum 8:00—The Deputy 8i30—Star Playhouse '9:00—Republican Convention 10:00—Bob Cummlngs » 11:20—Viewpoint ' 11:27—Sportsti->i« 11:35—Movie Night Channels Tuesday, JnJv-1*. 1IM 7:0B—Today 9:00—This Is'the Life »:S0—IV School Time lu:00^-Dough Rc Hi • 10j30^PJav Youi-Hunch lllpit—PriceJilRlght __-_ 11:80^C6hcentration 4:30—Adventure Theater 6:00—American Bandstan4 5:30—Rocky and Friends - 1:00—News, Dick Ford._. (:15—Weatherman. Bu£ia 8:20- -Sports Scorebook t:S0—JLonni-y' Tuny Time J£2!U0-^Truth or (Jonsea. 12:30—It Could Be You 1:00—News. Dick Ford 4:15r-For You Hidama 2:00—Queen For n Day 2:30—Loretta Young 8:00—Young_ Dr. Malone 8:30—From These Roots ' 4:00—Comedy Theater • 7:00—Donna Reed 7 :30—Republican Convention 11:00—Late News, Sports 11:15—Jack. 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Ford 1:15—For You Madame 2:00—Queen For a Day . 2:3Qr-Loretta Young - - 'iM 8:00—Young Dr MaloflT 3:30—From Theae Roots 4:00—Comedy Theater 4:30—Adventure Theater 5j004>-Aniericaii-^-BandBtais|— H:in«iiT>nskT nnil rMniilii . 6:00—News. Dick Ford\. 6:16—Weatherman, Berdssj 6:20—Sports Scorebook --6-S0—Looney\ Tune - Time 7:00—The Deputy 7:30—U. S. Marshal. -•- 8:00—Republican Conventlss) 11:00—Lata News, Sports 11:15—Jack Paar Show _ SPONSORED BY „_ • MASSENA CASH FUEL SERVICE, INC. A. CAPPIONE, PRES. INSTALL AUTOMATIC HEAT... NOW! LET US INSTALL A GENERAL MOTORS DELCO OIL BURNER — POR^ A COMPLETE^EATfNGSURVEY^Nb A FREEf ESTIMATE — 9-3538 r» TODAY •*. MASSENA CASH FUEL SERVICE, INC 28 Liberty Aye [Mattjtna't Largest and Most Complete Fuel Dealer\ Phone9-3538 Channel 6 CBMT MONTREAL Tuesday. Jaly .11, 11M 3:00—Feature Film 4:30—Rin Tin Tin 5:00—Follow Me 5:15—Pet Shop 6^30—Sky King .\ 6:00—Leave it to Beaver 6:30—Metro 6:45—News and. Weather.. 6:55—Sports, Dou* Smith 7^00—Tabloid 7 — 7:30—Summer Playbill 8:00—Chevy Show 9:00—While We're Young 9:30—Parade 10:00—Canadian Navy 11:00—News and Weather 11:15—Viewpoint 11:22—Sports Final 11:32—Feature Film Wednesday, Jaly 17, 1**0 3:00—Feature Film , 11:15-^Viewpoint 4:30—Trackdown 6:00—Travellin' Time 5:30—Huckleberry Hound 6:00—The • Rifleman 6:30—Metro 6:45—News and Weather 6:56—Sports, Smith 7 :00—Tabloid 7:30—Highway Patrol 8:Ofr^RCMP 8:30—Live A Borrowed Llfi 9:00—Happy 9:30—Tate 10:00—First Person 10:30—Case for the Court U:00 Ntwi ana Wsetker 11:22—Sports Final 11:32—Feature Film Thursday, Jary It, MM 1:00—Feature Film 4:10—Trouble with Father 5:00— Picture* with Woofei 1:10—Boy Rogers • H>*— BaetMtar fatter «:(0- lUtre , «14*-New* ana W< 6:55-Sports Preview • —HOO -Tabloid —— — 7:30—Focus 8:00—The Deputy 8:30—Star Playhouse ; 9:00—Close-up ' 9:30—Man From . 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