FRIDAY, MARCH 23
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 EDGAR GUEST
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 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 CAVALCADE OF SPORTS
10:45 GREATEST FIGHTS
11:00 BROADWAY OPEN HOUSE
12:00 NEWS
12:05 NEWSREEL
12:15 NEWS BULLETINS

SATURDAY, MARCH 24
10:45 ACROBAT RANCH
11:00 KAY WESTFALL SHOW
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 INDUSTRY ON PARADE
2:15 FILM SHORTS
4:00 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES
4:30 BURNS AND ALLEN
5:00 GABBY HAYES SHOW
5:30 NEWS
5:45 ON THE LINE WITH BOB CONSIDINE
6:00 SHOWTIME U. S. A.
6:30 LONW RANGER
7:00 VICTOR BORGE SHOW
7:30 ALAN YOU8NG SHOW
8:00 KEN MURRAY SHOW
9:00 YOUR SHOW OF SHOWS
10:30 YOUR HIT PARADE
11:00 WRESTLING FROM CHICAGO
CON NEWS BULLETINS

SUNDAY, MARCH 25
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 EASTER PARDE
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
11:45 NEWS BULLETINS

MONDAY, MARCH 26
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 EDGAR GUEST
3:30 BERT PARKS' SHOW
4:00 HOMEMAKER'S EXCHANGE
4:30 VANITY FAIR
4:45 THE FIRS THUNDRED 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 INTERVIEWS
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 NEWS
12:05 NEWSREEL
12:15 NEWS BULLETINS

TUESDAY, MARCH 27
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 LIFE BEGINS AT 89
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 SPOSRTS
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 NEWS
12:05 NEWSREEL
12:15 NEWS BULLETINS

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28
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 EDGAR GUEST
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 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
9:00 SOMERSET MAUGHAM THEA.
9:30 PLAINCLOTHESMAN
10:00 BOXING
CON. WRESTLING FROM CHICAGO
CON. NEWSREEL
CON. NEWS BULLETINS

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before he was old enough to vote. He was Registrar of Voters for four years, was a member of the local ration board throughout the last war, served on the Board of Zoning Appeals, and had been a Selectman for ten years. During the first eight years he represented the Democratic party. In 1949 he ran as an Independent and won re-election on a "write-in" vote.
As a contractor Mr. Manley built many homes in Orange and at the time of his death was engaged in developing Manley Heights, off Race Brook Road. He was also the owner of the Orange Plumbing and Heating Company.
He was a member of Annawon Lodge No. 115. A. F. & A. M., of West Haven; E. G. Storer Lodge of Perfection, Scottish Rite; the Orange Volunteer Fire Department; and the Congregational Church Men's Club.
He leaves his widow, Margaret Haase Manley; four sons, Richard, David, Harold, and Elmer, Jr.; two brothers, George and Harold; three sisters, Mrs. V. L. Hyland of St. Louis, Missouri, Mrs. Lillian Moloy of Hartford, and Mrs. Gladys Fudge of Madison; and his father, Frank Manley, of Brattleboro, Vermont.

ORANGE NOTES
A Regional Training School for Advanced Fire Instruction Classes has been meeting each Friday evening at the headquarters of the Orange Volunteer Fire Department. Edward H. Miner, of the Woodbridge Fire Department, and Gilbert H. Whitlock, of the Bethany Fire Department, have been attending as representatives of their organizations. The course covers 30 hours each of elementary, intermediate, and advanced training. Those who complete the course successfully will be qualified as Drill Masters and may engage in the instruction of other groups.
One of the aims of this training is to standardize fire-fighting procedures and terminology among all the departments of the region, so that the members of any one department, called upon in an emergency to assist a neighboring department, will be able to man strange equipment and apparatus and "talk the same language" as other firemen.
Kenneth Snell, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Snell of Indian Hill Road, has been promoted to the rank of Corporal. He is stationed at Camp Pickett, Virginia.
Orange Post No. 127, American Legion, will hold its regular meeting at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, March 27, at 8 o'clock.
Miss Susan Wetherby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Wetherby of Orange Center Road, will have as her guest during the spring vacation Miss Margaret Dunlap, of Big Horn, Wyoming. Miss Wetherby and Miss Dunlap are seniors at Dana Hall School in Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Jack Charbonneau, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.P. Charbonneau of Hadley Road, has been promoted to the rank of Sergeant. He is stationed at Camp Pickett, Virginia.
The Paugusset Club held a meeting last Friday evening, with Mrs. John Gamsby and Mrs. George Seyfert as Co-Chairment.
Four Orange girls have recently een invested as Girl Scoutgs of the Tenderfoot Class. They are Martha Scott, Jo Anne Atwood, Patty Perkins, and Sally Malec.
The members of Orange Post No. 127, American Legion, are most grateful to the people of Orange for their generous response to the Paper Drive held last Saturday. The date of the next drive, in about a month, will be announced later. Townspeople are asked to begin saving papers for it now.

WHEN FRIENDS MEET
"Hello, Grace. How are you and your family?"
"Just fine, Helen. You know, I am new in Orange, but I just came from the town gift shop -- and they have some lovely things."
"Yes, they do, Grace, and don't forget the little package store on the Post Road. You know, I have checked the chain stores in the city, and they get a dollar and five cents for six cans of Budweiser -- that's plus tax. At Art's Package Store you pay one dollar for the same thing. They have as good a price and selection as in any city store -- with plenty of parking space!"
"True, Grace, and if we would buy everything we can in the stores in Orange, we would get other stores here, and they would help pay taxes -- which, in turn, pay for our schools, our street lights, and other improvements."
"Right. Well, I have to go, Helen. See you at the Garden Club."
"All right, Grace. Goodbye."
"Goodbye."
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