J-ILV -i. I'" 'i v' 4 I 1 V- RUTLAND DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27,1962. TV Previews, Programs HIGHLIGHTS OCTOBER 28 CSC Concert Program Is Set for 1962-63 Cub Program In Middlebury Is Organized Theater Timetable PARAMOUNT Saturday and Sunday, "West Side Story, 2:80, 5:10, 8:13. GRAND Saturday, matinee, The Greatest Show on Earth, 2. Evening, "Bird Man at AL catras, 6:30, 0.
Sunday, Bird Man of Alcetras, 2:05, 6:30, 9. PITTSFORD CHURCH TO HAVE CANCEL DEDICATION PITTSFORD (Special) The Pittsford. Methodist Church is holding the dedication of toe newly renovated chancel Nov. 4, at 10:45 a.m., regular church hour. The District Superintendent of Burlington, Rev.
Elmer Haley will be present at this time, and also the Rev. Ira Wheatley of Poult-ney, substitute pastor of the church. Many persons have had an active part in the remodeling, and it is hoped that all interested will be able to attend this service. Stafford In Attack On Opponent TV Previews, Programs 4 HIGHLIGHTS OCTOBER 27 TODAY KPARTI VVRNTS IMS- Ui p.m. (CBS) COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME.
Dartmouth Harvard at Harvard Stadium, Cambridge, Mam. Undsey Nel- KM, Terry Brennan mad Jim Simpfoa art the iportscaiter. tit- to p.m. (CBS) COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME. Wisconsin vt.
Ohio State at Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio. Bill Fleming and Mat, Lujnck are the lit- Ml p.m. (CBS) COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME. Stanford VI. UCLA at Loo Angeles Coliseum, Lot Angeles.
Mel Allen and Jim Mono are the commentators. 139 p.m. (NBC) NFL HIGHLIGHTS. Filmed highlights of all the previous Sundays games. Jim Learning comments.
IBS- 830 m. (ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. The finals ot the championship Fresno Rodeo, featuring the countrys leading rodeo cowboys competing tor ever 120, MO in cash priies, at Fresno, Calif. Jim McKay describes the events, with Lex Connelly aad Clem McSpadden handling color and Inter tews. TOC- 130 p.m.
(NBC) SAM BENEDICT. Pretty guest star Vera Miles Is faced with the problem of having her supposedly wealthy fathers reputation ruined or paying his debts right after his death, in "Maddons Folly. Attorney Edmond OBrien offers her legal advice and her fortune-hunting beau (Robert Lansing of the old "87th Precinct series) tries to make her hang onto her dough. 830- 9:30 p.m. (CBS) THE DEFENDERS.
Madman, second of a two-part courtroom drama, starring Sylvia Sydney and Don Gor-don, moving from the mental wards, where supposedly insane killer has undergone extensive psychiatric observation, to the courtroom to find if the defendant was legally sane at the time of the killing. During the course of the trial the father-and-son team contest the legality of the Mc Naughton Act. Exciting as well as Informative. p.m. (CBS) GLNSMOKE.
Joanne Linvllle and Christopher Dark team up as a headstrong pair whose determination to shunt a creek from their ranch threatens to start a range war. Angry homesteaders protest to Marshal Dillon that the diversion will cut off their water supply and he steps in before they get at each other's throats. Busy story. 192 New York Herald Tribune Inc. MIDDLEBURY (Special) More than 90 boys have shown a desire to participate in the Cub Scout program in Middlebury and organization of Cub Peck 38 is Well under way.
Leading toe dens already organized are these mothers: Mrs. Leslie Bigelow) Mrs. Betty Pariah Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeter, Mrs. Margaret Wesley, Mrs.
Mimi Mrs. Nancy Foote, Mrs. Mil eked Brown, Mrs. Barbara Book, Mrs. Helen Murray, Mrs.
Carolyn Bos worth and Mrs Gertrude Needham. Other dens will be organized soon. Adult volunteer leadership is needed for these groups. Den mothers met on Friday at the home of Dr. Clement Gagne, Cubmaster, tb make plans for toe month.
The first pack meeting is tentatively scheduled for Nov. 16 at 7 p.m. at St. Marys School Hall. hike to Lake Pleiad where the discussion and workship will be held.
Those attending are asked to bring lunch and beverage. There will be a fire to use for cooking. At 3 p.m. in the church vestry, the Adult and Family life Committee erf the Vermont Congregational Conference will hold a meeting. The executive board of the Vermont Branch of the Order of Kings Daughters and Sons will meet on Saturday, Oct 27, at the home of Mrs.
Helen Sullivan 16 Marian St. in Burlington. NEWSMAKING PROGRAMS I 1:00 p.m. (CBS) WASHINGTON REPORT. David Schoenbrun and ether CBS newsmen report on significant event, and per.
sonalitles in the news from the nations capital. p.m. (ABC) POLITICS 62. Interviews with candidates Abraham Ribicoff, running tor the Senate in Connecticut, Sen. Dirk-'sen of Illinois, Robert Taft, Jr and Gov.
Mike DiSalle of Ohio, Fred Seaton, running for the Senate In Nebraska and Sen. Capehart of Indiana. 2:30 p.m. (ABC) DIRECTIONS 63: "Christianity and Communism, last of a series presented in cooperation with the Ns- tional Council of Churches, Todays topic: "The Christian Answer. 230- 330 p.m.
(ABC) ADLA1 STEVENSON REPORTS. "The History and Goal! fthe UN, Robert 8. Benjamin, chairman of the board of the United States Committee for the United Na- tions. Speaker. 330- 3:30 p.m.
(ABC) ISSUES AND ANSWERS. Sen. Vance Hartke, Indiana and Sen. Kenneth Keating, New York, discuss "The Election, Cuba, Berlin and the Economy. 830 p.m.
(NBC) MEET THE PRESS (Color). Edward M. Kennedy, Democratic candidate for U. S. Senator from Massachusetts, and his Republican opponent, George Cabot Lodge, guests.
p.m. (ABC) HOWARD K. SMITH NEWS AND COMMENT. Newsman Smith interviews leading Latin American policy a makers. Pentagon and State Department officials and analyses American Soviet relations In the light of tha 'Cuban crisis.
TODAY'S SPORTS EVENTS 4:00 p.m. (CBS) PRO FOOTBALL GAME. Chicago Bean vs. Detroit Lions at Tiger Stadium, Detroit. 4:30 pjn.
(ABC) PRO FOOTBALL GAME. San Diego Chargers vs. New York Titans at New York. 4:00 m. (CBS) PRO FOOTBALL GAME.
Washington Redskin vs New York Giants at Yankee Stadium, New York. p.m.(CBS) PRO FOOTBALL GAME. Cleveland Browns vs. Pittsburgh Steelers at Pitt Stadium, Pittsburgh. 430 p.m.
(CBS) PRO FOOTBALL GAME. Green Bay Packers TS. Baltimore Colts at Memorial Stadium, Baltimore. -j- 230- 5:00 p.m. (CBS) PRO FOOTBALL GAME.
Philadelphia Eagles VS. Minnesota Yikings at Metropolitan Stadium, Bloomington, Minn. p.m (CBS) PRO FOOTBALL GAME. St. Louis Cardinals VS.
Dallas Cowboys at the Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Tex. 330- 8:00 p.m. (ABC) PRO FOOTBALL GAME. Houston era Vs. Dallas Texans at Houston.
330- 8:00 p.m. (ABC) PRO FOOTBALL GAME. Buffalo Bills vs. Denver Broncos at Denver. 430- 7:00 p.m.
(CBS) PRO FOOTBALL GAME. Los Angeles Rams VS. San Francisco 49ers at Kezar Stadium, San Francisco. 2:00 p.m. (NBC) TUB CATHOLIC HOUR.
Todays program has been expanded an hour to present ths American premiere of The Sign of Fire, drama by the contemporary Italian playwright Diego Fabbri. Political fantasy concerns group of men who gather in West Berlin for an unusual purpose to determine what must be done if the ond of the world Is at hand. Features the talents of Eric Berry, Romney Brent, aflos Montalban, Ossie Davis, Lidia Prochnlcka, John Bagla and Byrne Piven. 830 m. (CBS) THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
(Season Premiere). "I Remember Dag Hammarskjold, a personal portrait of the early years of the late Secretary of the UN. Story waa filmed entirely in Sweden and shows the scenes of his Ufa there. This unique biography Is narrated by friends and associates. p.m.
(CBS) C.E TRUE. Host Jack Webb picks Up where ha left off in the concluding part of this thrilling trpe-to-llfe spy thriller, Code Name: Christopher." Webb; In the tltlo role, must escape from the Naxis in occupied Norway to sabotage dockside arsenal. Jack and the Norwegian underground rare the clock to make hit mission suecestr. p.m. (NBC) THE RIVER -NILE (Color).
A picturesque and enlightening special tracing the historic path of the great African river. It was photographed by a three-man crew whose Journey took 84 days from stone pyramid 8.000 feet above sea level In Ruanda fundi to the month of the Nile in the Mediterranean Sea. James Mason narrates. 1942 New York Herald Tribune Inc. CHANNEL DIRECTORY 3 WCAX-TV 7 WNAC-TV 4 WBZ-TV 8 WMTW 5-WPTX 10-WTEN 6-WRGV 13 TV AST SATURDAY PROGRAMS 0:30 0:40 (.43 for your dining pleasure the Fairmont RESTAURANT and co*ckTAIL LOUNGE ROUTE 7 RUTLAND AT THE FAIRGROUNDS Recommended By Gourmet Duncan Hines County Agent Lucien Paquette discussed new farm building in Addison County this week on the television program Across The Fence.
He sketched changes being made in existing barns and new ones being built to afford labor saving designs for efficiency in feeding of the dairy animals. His talk was illustrated with pictures of barns from the following county farms: Roland Easter, Addison; Edward Melby Ferrisburg: John Kil-boum, Bristol: Arthur Clifford, Starksboro; John Douville, Panton; and Richard Pominville, Middlebury. Hie Congregational Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at the church vestry on Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock prepared for a CASTLETON (Special) Castleton State College announces the formation of an Artists Series for the current school year to further the cultural development of the college and the community at large'. The program follows: Nov. 1, Marjo Ballet from Holland; Nov.
14, 15, 16, J.B. a drama club presentation; Dec. 6, Frans Reynders, mime; Dec. 11, College Choral Union Christmas Concert; Feb. 21, Myron Kartman, violinist; (March 28, College Choral Union Easter Concert; May 2, Jenneke Barton, soprano.
The Ballet Marjo is a group of 5 dancers, all in their early twenties, under the direction of Madame Goekoop Santhagens. The headquarters of the group is at Madame Goekoops 17th century home in The Hague. The program ranges from folklore to neo-ballet. J.B., the first presentation of the drama club this year, is a satire. Saul Elkin, head of the drama department at Castleton State College takes the lead in this play.
Elkin is remembered for his excellent direction and performance in last years production of Murder in the Cathedral. The mime, Frans Reynders, is a naturalized American who fought with the Dutch Underground in World War II. He studied at the Theatre de Mime in Paris under Etienne Decroux. Another pupil of this school is Marcel Marceau. Early in 1960 Reynders joined with the Spring-field, Symphony Orchestra to give a world premiere of mime and orchestra.
The Choral Union, composed of students at Castleton State College under the direction of Robert Aborn, chairman of the music department, presents two choral concerts, each year. The first of these will be a Christmas program, and the latter a spring concert Myron Kartman, violinist, has been concert master of the Tampa Philharmonic Symphony and has appeared as soloist with the New Y6rk Philharmonic Symphony. He will appear as soloist with the Boston Civic Orchestra during this same week. Jenneke Barton, a young soprano fromPrinceton, N. studied at the New England Conservatory.
of Music after her graduation from Wellesley College. Miss Barton has given recitals at the Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. In addition to the Castleton State College Artists Series the school is host to the final Rutland Community Concert program, which is the DeCormier folk singers on April 18. 7:30 7:45 7:50 7:35 (JO 0:35 AAA 5:15 5.30 0:15 9:30 10:00 CHANNEL DIRECTORY S-WCAX-Ty 7 WNAC-TV. 4 WBZ-TV WMTW 5 WPTZ 10 tVTEN 8:00 (3) (8) (10) :30 (3) (3) 10) 10:30 IS WAST 6 WRGB Member: Diners Club American Express Hilton Carte Blanche Choice Liqueurs Vintage Wines Ownership Management Your Hosts Jim Marro Clubby Vignoe and Your Reservation Is Always Appreciated 773-2888 WEST HAVEN MINSTRELS OP '62 prasant SWING ALONG and SING ALONG AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER 8 PJ.
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Rep. Robert T. Stafford, Friday night, accused his opponent, of trying to run on false issues and refusing to discuss real problems facing Vermont and the nation. In the most biting attack of his campaign for re-election, Stafford told a group at the Wilmington Inn: My opponent refuses to say whether he would fight the Freeman farm plan, which would shackle the freedom and economy of our dairy fanners in Vermont. I have twice challenged him to state where he stands on this issue, and he has refused to discuss it.
Instead he says he would work for unification of milk orders for the Northeast and elimination of the nearby milk differential in prices. Well, he can do this by staying right in Pomfret because no congressional legislation is needed to bring this about. Our farmers can, by a two-third vote, do this themselves, and I am not about to order them to do so by legislation from Washington. My opponent also shows his complete lack of knowledge of government and budget matters by trying to make an issue of an action taken while I was governor to save the people of Vermont nearly $1,000,000 a year of new taxes. He accuses me of balancing the state budget by not paying a million dollars to the teachers and state employees retirement funds.
I would remind my opponent: that this action was taken to spread the payments into these funds over a longer period of time because of the healthy condition in which they were at the time. And this action was taken on the advice of the outside actuary handling these funds and with the full consent of the legal counsel for both the teachers and state employees, as well as the voted approval of the Vermont Legislature. My record as governor was before the people two years ago and I am gratified at toe vote of confidence given me. I am running on my record. as Congressman.
This record includes fighting against the Freeman Farm Plan, which my opponent will not discuss. It includes fighting for preservation of our National Guard and Reserve forces, another matter which my opponent will not discuss. It includes voting for measures to cl*t off plying Cuba with strategic materials, while my opponent at the same time was advising us publicly 'to walk softly and not carry a big stick. Thank goodness toe President did not take his advice. And my record in Congress includes fighting for balanced budgets and a sensible Approach to our economy, for while my opponent refuses to deny that he would be nothing but a rubber stamp and a yes-man for every big spending proposal dreamed up in Washington.
Stafford wound up a two-day tour of Windham County with his talk here Friday night. Thursday he was guest at a coffee hour in Townshend and toured toe communities of Londonderry, West Townshend, Windham, Saxtons River and Jamaica. Today, he spent the day in the Putney-Brat-tleboro area, visiting toe experiment in International Living, the Brattleboro Memorial Hospita and business areas in Brattleboro. A supper in Staffords honor was given at the Red Mill in Wilmington tonight, preceded by coffee hour at the Wilmington Inn. 12:00 gilililiililUiii .2:10 12:13 12:30 CIRCHINRD 8:45 9:00 NOW PLAYING i' BEST PICTURE KkmtiltOksimjAwvit SHOWING AT 2:00 I SAT.
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