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Here's Your Television Program Schedule
Thursday, March 8
1:00 News
1:05 Newsreel
1:15 Kate Smith
1:30 Susan Adam's Kitchen
1:45 Garry Moore Show
2:30 Nancy's Kitchen
3:00 Winner Take All
3:15 Bridge and Groom
3:30 Life Begins At 80
4:00 Homemaker's Exchange
4:30 Vanity Fair
4:45 The First Hundred Years
5:00 Lucky Pup
5:15 Time For Beany
5:30 Howdy Doody
6:00 Up At Joe's Place
6:30 Conte's Little Show
6:45 Jean O'Brien Entertains
7:00 Kukla Fran And Ollie
7:30 Strange Adventure
7:45 Camel News Caravan
8:00 Stop The Music
9:00 Ellery Queen
9:30 Dave Garroway
10:00 Martin Kane, Private Eye
10:30 What's My Name
11:00 Man Against Crime
11:30 Cott Mystery Theater
12:30 Newsreel
Friday, March 9
1:00 News
1:05 Newsreel
1:15 Kate Smith
1:30 Garry Moore Show
2:30 Fun With Food
3:00 Miss Susan
3:30 Bert Parks' Show
4:00 Homemaker's Exchange
4:30 Vanity Fair
4:45 The First Hundred Years
5:00 Lucky Pup
5:15 Time For Beany
5:30 Howdy Doody
6:00 Twilight Time
6:30 Faye Emerson
6:45 Schaefer Sport Spotlight
7:00 Kukla Fran And Ollie
7:30 Mohawk Show Room
7:45 Camel News Caravan
8:00 Mama
8:30 We The People
9:00 The Big Story
9:30 Henry Morgan Show
10:00 Boxing
10:45 Greatest Fights
11:00 Broadway Open House
12:00 Newsreel
12:15 News Bulletin
Saturday, March 10
10:45 Acrobat Ranch
11:00 Faith Baldwin Theater
11:30 Grand Chance Round-Up
12:00 Two Girls Named Smith
12:30 I Cover Times Square
1:00 The Big Top
2:00 I ndustri On Parade
2:15 Sports
4:00 Truth Or Consequences
4:30 Burns and Allen
5:00 Gabby Hayes Show
5:30 Film Shorts
5:45 On The Line With Bob Considine
6:00 Showtime U.S.A.
6:30 Lone Ranger
7:00 Victor Borge Show
7:30 Alan Young Show
8:00 Ken Murray Show
9:00 Your Show Of Shows
10:30 Your Hit Parade
11:00 Wrestling From Chicago
Concl. News Bulletin
Sunday, March 11
10:00 Circuit Rider
10:30 Smilin' Ed's Gang
11:00 Ranger Joe
11:15 Chester The Pup
11:30 Versatile Varieties
12:00 Four Star Revue
1:00 Western Theatre
2:00 Hopalong Cassidy
3:00 Chance Of A Lifetime
3:30 Groucho Marx Show
4:00 Meet The Press
4:30 One Man's Family
5:00 Super Circus
5:30 Stu Erwin Show
6:00 Fred Waring Show
7:00 Paul Whiteman Show
7:30 This Is Show Business
8:00 Toast Of The Town
9:00 Philco TV Playhouse
10:00 Celebrity Time
10:30 Bigelow Theater
11:00 Sunday News Special
11:15 Fireside Theatre
11:45 News Bulletin
Monday, March 12
1:00 News
1:05 Newsreel
1:15 Kate Smith
1:30 Garry Moore Show
2:30 Nancy's Kitchen
3:00 Miss Susan
3:15 Winner Take All
3:30 Bert Park's Show
4:00 Homemaker's Exchange
4:30 Vanity Fair
4:45 The First Hundred Years
5:00 Lucky Pup
5:15 Time For Beany
5:30 Howdy Doody
6:00 In The Public Interest
6:15 Twilight Time
6:30 Faye Emerson
6:45 Sidewalk Interveiws
7:00 Kukla Fran And Ollie
7:30 Mohawk Show Room
7:45 Camel News Caravan
8:00 Lux Video Theatre
8:30 Voice Of Firestone
9:00 Horace Heidt Show
9:30 The Goldbergs
10:00 Studio One
11:00 Billy Rose Show
11:30 Broadway Open House
12:00 Newsreel
12:15 News Bulletin
Tuesday, March 14
1:00 News
1:05 Newsreel
1:15 Kate Smith
1:30 Garry Moore Show
2:30 Fun With Food
3:00 Miss Susan
3:15 Bride And Groom
3:30 Remember This Date
4:00 Homemaker's Exchange
4:30 Vanity Fair
4:45 The First Hundred Years
5:00 Lucky Pup
5:15 Time For Beany
5:30 Howdy Doody
6:00 Kitdoodle
6:30 Conte's Little Show
6:45 Sidewalk Interviews
7:00 Kukla Fran And Ollie
7:30 This Week In Sports
7:45 Camel News Caravan
8:00 Milton Berle Show
9:00 Vaughn Monroe Show
9:30 Suspense
10:00 Amateur Hour
11:00 Holiday Hotel
11:30 Broadway Open House
12:00 Newsreel
12:15 News Bulletin
Wednesday, March 14
1:00 News
1:05 Newsreel
1:15 Kate Smith
1:30 Garry Moore Show
2:30 Nancy's Kitchen
3:00 Miss Susan
3:15 Winner Take All
3:30 Bert Parks' Show
4:00 Homemaker's Exchange
4:30 Vanity Fair
4:45 The First Hundred Hears
5:00 Lucky Pup
5:15 Time For Beany
5:30 Howdy Doody
6:00 Sidewalk Interviews
6:15 Song Shop
6:30 Faye Emerson
6:45 News
7:00 Kukla Fran And Ollie
7:30 Mohawk Show Room
7:45 Camel News Caravan
8:00 Arthur Godfrey
9:30 Somerset Maugham Theatre
9:30 Plainclothesman
10:00 Boxing
Concl. Wrestling From Chicago
Concl. Newsreel
Concl. News Bulletins

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Bethany Notes
In the weekly bowling competition at the Broadway Alleys, the Airport team came from behind to beat the Firemen 2 games to 1. This was largely due to high scores piled up by Dwight Johnson, Helen Sandora, and Clyde Hicks. Christ Church took 1 game from the Drillers, with Betty Withington making the second highest women's score this year. Willowcrest beat Andersons 2 games to 1, led by Bill Hoppe with a high 338 for three games. The Anderson's one game was made possible by a 123 score by mary Clark. Bob Downs starred for the Garage team, but they were beaten in 3 straight games by the Beckers, who still lead the league. With four more evenings of play coming up, there is a tight race between Pete Becker and Harold Simpson for High Average Score.
The Bethany Boys' Christ Church Basketball team defeated the Montowese Baptist team last Saturday evening by a score of 45 to 19, to remain undefeated in the second round of play for their division. Dick Johnson was high scorer with 13 points, while Giblin and Simpson tied for second place with 11 points. On next Saturday evening, in the first playoffs for the divisional championship, Bethany will play Bethseda LUtheran.
The Whirlwinds won the first round in the girls' intramural basketball games at the Bethany Community School. The team consists of Mary Bunting, Marylin Simpson, Phoebe Haines, Judy Hoppe, Susan Austin, Mary O'Rourke, and Margaret Koval, Captain.
Harland Tuttle of Amity Road, has recovered from an attack of flu which confined him to his home this past week.
Ensign William H. Shaw, Jr., U.S. C. G. C., who is stationed in Portland, Maine, spent last Thursday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shaw, of Hatfield Hill Road.
Mrs. Richard Bachelor is ill at her home on hatfield Hill Road.
Bobby O'Neil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Neil of Bear Hill Road, celebrated his eighth birthday last Saturday.
Stanley Downs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Downs of Carrington Road, celebrated his eighth birthday last Wednesday.

Woolsey Hall, Next Sat. Aft. at 2:30
Third and Concluding Concert of the Young People's Concert Series by the New Haven Symphony Orchestra
Harry Berman, Conductor
Popular program includes Bach "Fugue in G Minor," Haydn "Toy Symphony," and "Jack and the Beanstalk." Also New Haven Inter-High School Choir and Audience Sing directed by Harry Hadley Schyde.
Reserved seats 70c. Unreserved, adults 60c, children 50c. Seat sale now at Loomis Temple of Music, 833 Chapel St.

Woolsey Hall, Tomorrow Night, at 8:30
A Century of Yale Music in Review by the Yale Glee Club at the Prom Concert
60 Singers under the direction of Marshall Bartholomew.
Special Selections by the Whiffenpoofs of 1951.
Tickets $2.40, $1.80, $1.20 (Tax Inc.) Seat sale now at Loomis Temple of Music, David Dean Smith's and Yale Glee Club Offices in Hendrie Hall.

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