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Bert Altoft Takes Bride Free Methodist Church Cattaraugus was the seene of the wedding Nov. 21 of Miss Shirley Ruth Barber and Bert Altoft, changed the Rev. Harry Frederick. The bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Kyof Cattaraugus. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Altoft of Morville Drive. A gown of chantilly lace and silk organza, was worn by the brides.

She was attended John Setley as matron i of honor; Miss Susan Kysor, bridesmaid, and Sandra Setley, flower girl. John Setley was best man, and Murlin Altoft was usher. The reception was held at the church, after which the couple to New York City. They are making their home at 2865 St. Paul Blvd.

Mrs. Bert Altoft Shirley Barber Collegienne Rochester Institute By SUZANNE STEINER BACK FROM vacation, fortified by Thanksgiving turkey munching and "too-muching," the students of RIT are preparing for exams AGAIN. The brothers of Gamma Phi fraternity have announced plans for affiliation with Sigma Pi, a member of the National Interfraternity Council. Previously only a local Greek letter brotherhood, Gamma Phi, after many months of corresponding and investigating, has chosen Sigma Pi, which "aims to make for better citizenship, prepare its members to cope with the problems of life and imbue them with an appreci- Of Technology ation of life's real values." Officers for the year are Jim Treloar president; Bob Schaefer, vice president; Chuck Riter, corresponding secretary; Chuck West, recording secretary; Terry Hagen, pledge-master; Bud Kipfer, Peter Clark, treasurer; Ron Bambas, chaplain; Dave Adams, historian. For the art enthusiasts of Rochester, the students of School of Art and Design held a print sale from 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. The exhibition consisted of original drawings and prints by student artists and was arranged by Paul Lewis, chairman. Brockport College Of Education By MARY MURPHY evening in the college gym- A BEAUTIFUL and stirring inauguration of the approaching Christmas season was presented yesterday before college students and faculty. Mixed Chorus and the Men's and Women's Glee clubs, in this 20th annual Christmas vespers program, emphasized the importance of the religious and sacred aspect of Christmas.

Directed by Alan Karstetter of the speech department, members of the Dramatics Club portrayed with short dance routines and pantomimes the songs caroled by the chorus. Another performance of the vespers program will be given Sunday afternoon for parents and friends. Also contributing to the overflowing Christmas spirit is another annual seasonal event, the Freshman Christmas Ball. Although open to all classes and faculty, the ball is entirely the responsibility of the freshman class. "An Old-Fashioned Christmas," selected by the class as its theme, will unfold this nasium.

Much of the artistic talent found in our newest class will be displayed in creating the atmosphere for the ball. Following tradition, this year's freshman class has nominated six freshman women for "Christmas Queen," one of whom will be officially crowned at the ball. The nominees are Jean Balcom, Marlene Grillo, Ellen Gibbons, Janet Gail Verity and Martha Willis. Aside from these Christmas activities, a "white elephant auction" will be held Sunday evening in the College Union. Kappa Delta Pi members, sponsors of this event, have been busy selling play money to all students interested in the auction.

Prizes and surprises have, been donated by students faculty members, and by famous personalities, including New York State Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, Vice President Richard Nixon, Sen. Hubert Humphrey, Sen. John Kennedy and Sen. Stuart Symington.

University Of Rochester By MILLICENT KALAF vidual fraternity cocktail FROM THE "Night Before Christmas" to "Nutcracker Suite," holiday themes are vividly illustrated throughout the women's dorm. Each room, each corridor reflects a measure of the festive spirit. Last Monday evening, girls of the four wings gathered, with the accompaniment of soft drinks and carols, to decorate their respective lounges. On fraternity quad a majestic pine has been trimmed and brightly lighted. This is Christ- mas Weekend.

A pervasive spirit of holiday cheer has enhanced the familiar excitement of a Big Weekend. Last night, decorating parties trimmed the fraternity Millicent Millicent houses. Mod- Kalaf ern jazz was featured at the all-campus Christmas party in Todd Union; meanwhile, several students attended the Eastman Philharmonia Concert. Toboggan parties and snow sculpturing are scheduled for this Later, the Rochester basketball game will be followed by indi- ties and the traditional "househopping." On Sunday, the women's dorm will have open house at which the results of the week's decorating fervor will be impressively displayed. That evening, the Christmas Concert will conclude the weekend's activities and herald with a musical tribute the forthcoming holiday.

$130,800 Granted To Union College SCHENECTADY. Dec. 11 (UPI) -Union College today announced receipt of a 800 grant from the National Science Foundation for an eight week science institute to be held on the campus next June 27-Aug. 19. The program, open to junior high and secondary school science teachers, will be the second of its kind offered at Union under NSF sponsorship.

Dr. David K. Baker, associate professor of physics, again will be the director. Orchestra To Play for PTA ABRAHAM Lincoln School 206 will be held at 6:30 p.m. PTA will meet at 8 p.m.

Wednesday at the Wishing Tuesday in the school audito- Well. rium. Gifts will be exchanged. The Irondequoit Community Orchestra will present a Theta Eta program of Christmas music. Mrs.

Robert Gefell of Oak- Alumnae of Theta Eta sorview Drive will sing two num- ority of the University of bers. Rochester will meet at 8 Mrs. Charles Pellitere and p.m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Vincent R.

Viavattene Mrs. Philip Rupert in Suthare in charge of hospitality. erland Street, Pittsford. Mrs. Herman Greydanus of Auxiliary Party the Rochester Home DemonThe annual Christmas party stration Department will talk of Memorial Post Auxiliary on Christmas decorations.

6 TV, Radio Schedule, Notes Saturday, December 12 CHANNEL CHANNEL 10 WROC-TV WVET-TV 0.00 Rumpus Kangaroo at 8 Rumpus Room For One Hour 30 Cisco Kid Action Theater 45 Cisco Kid From 9 to 10 00 Howdy Doody Doody (C) Heckle Heckle Jeckle Jeckle 30 Ruff (C) Mighty Mouse 45 Ruff Reddy Mighty Mouse 00 Fury I Love -UCY Fury Rerun Series 30 Boy Lone Ranger 45 Circus Lone Ranger 00 Story Sky King 15 True Story Sky King 30 Wrestling Popeve Wrestling Popeye 00 Wrestling Roy Rogers 15 Matinee Roy Rogers 30 Matinee Movie Charlie Weaver 45 Matinee Movie Charlie Weaver 00 Movie Matinee Movie 15 Matinee Movie Matinee Movie .30 Shirley Temple Matinee Movie 45 Shirley Temple Matinee Movie 00 Temple Matinee Movie 15 Shirley Temple Matinee Movie 30 Ernie Kovacs Goren's Bridge 45 Ernie Kovacs Goren's Bridge 00 Champ. Bowling All-Star Goit 15 Champ. Bowling Ali-Star Golf 30 Champ. Bowling All-Star Golf 45 Champ. Bowling All-Star WHEC-TV TV 00 Riverboat Dance Party 15 Riverboat Dance Party 30 Riverboat Dance Party 45 Riverboat Dance Party 00 Dick Clark Disney Presents 15 Dick Clark Disney Presents 30 Lawrence Welk Disney Presents 45 Lawrence Welk Disney Presents -00 Lawrence Welk Man Dawson 15 Lawrence Welk Man Dawson 30 (C) Perry Mason 45 Bonanza Perry Mason 00 Bonanza Perry Mason 15 Bonanza Perry Mason 30 Man Challenge Dead or Alive 45 Man Challenge Dead or Alive 00 The Deputy Mr.

Lucky 15 The Deputy Mr. Lucky 30 Eisenhower Have Gun 45 Eisenhower Have Gun 00 Eisenhower Gunsmoke 15 Eisenhower Gunsmoke 30 The Rebel Lock Up 45 The Rebel Lock Up Rescue 0 Wrestling 0808 Million Rescue Million 8 Movie I Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling CHANNEL 8:30 Rumpus Room 9:00 Farmer Alfalfa 9:30 Jr. Auction 10:00 Howdy Doody 10:30 Ruff Reddy 11:00 Fury 11:30 Circus Boy 12:00 Dance Party 1:30 Pro Basketball 4:00 Featurama 5:00 Twilight Movie 2-BUFFALO 6:00 Buff. Showcase 7:00 Man Dawson 7:30 Bonanza 8:30 Man, Challenge 9:00 The Deputy 9:30 Eisenhower 10:30 Four Just Men 11:00 News; Weather 11:15 Just Music 11:30 Movie CHANNEL 3-SYRACUSE 11:00 Fury 7:30 Bonanza 11:30 Circus Boy 8:30 Challenge 12:00 Movie 9:00 The Deputy 1:45 NBA Basketball 9:30 Bourbon St. 4:00 Movie 10:30 Drama 5:00 High Road 11:00 Lawrence Welk 5:30 Movie 12:00 Movie CHANNEL 4-BUFFALO 1:00 Cisco Kid 8:30 Dead or Alive 1:30 Movie 9:00 Mr.

Lucky 3:00 Union Pacific 9:30 Have Gun 3:30 Bowling 10:00 Gunsmoke 4:30 Pro Football 10:30 Grand Jury 7:00 U.B. R'dtable 11:30 Movie 7:30 Perry Mason CHANNEL 1-BUFFALO 9:00 Catholic Action 5:00 Golt 9:15 Adventure 6:00 Canisius Forum 9:30 6-Gun Theater 6:30 Man Camera 10:30 Movie 7:00 Mike Hammer 11:45 Learn to Draw 7:30 Dick Clark 12:00 Soupy Sales 8:00 High Road 12:30 Restless Gun 8:30 Beaver 1:00 New Horizons 9:00 Lawrence Welk 1:30 Goren's Bridge 10:00 Jubilee USA 2:00 Paul Winchell 10:30 Trackdown 2:30 Bandstand 11:00 News; Weather 4:00 Take Good Lookii: 15 Movie 4:30 Hobby Lobby CHANNEL 8-SYRACUSE 1:00 Lone hanger 7:30 Perry Mason 1:30 Cisco Kid 8:30 Dead or Alive 2:00 All-Star Golf 9:00 Mr. Lucky 3:00 Baseball Film 9:30 Have Gun 4:00 Dick Clark 10:00 Gunsmoke 4:30 Wrestling 10:30 Eisenhower 5:00 The Lineup 11:00 News; Weather 6:00 77 Sunset Strip 12:00 Movie 7:00 Border Patrol Daytime network programs on 3, 4 8 much the same as on Rochester channels. Television All-Star Golf, 4 p.m. on 10: Arnold Palmer and Bob Rosburg.

Championship Bowling, 4 p.m. on 5: New film series, Chuck Wagner vs. Steve Nagy. Dance Party, 5 p.m. on 10: The Dynatones, Robin Roberts, Dick Rogers and a Les Baxter film.

Riverboat, 5 p.m. on 5: Mercedes McCambridge a mother whose two sons are rival espionage agents Mexico's war with Texas in "Jessie Quinn." Disney Presents, 6 p.m. on 10: Texas John Slaughter in "Wild Horse Revenge." Dick Clark, 6 p.m. on 5: Lloyd Price, Neil Sedaka, Bobby Freeman, Rod Lauren and Gary Stites. This Man Dawson, 7 p.m.

on 10: He baits a trap for a kidnapper. Bonanza, 7:30 p.m. on 5: In "The Sisters" a dance hall girl is slain. Perry Mason, 7:30 p.m. on 10: He defends a woman accused of murdering her nephew in "The Case of the Artful Man and Challenge, 8:30 p.m.

on 5: "I've Killed Seven story of a paranoid killer. Mr. Lucky, 9 p.m. on 10: Lucky and Andamo try to make a runaway heiress, give up the beatnik kick go home. Journey to Understanding, 9:30 p.m.

on 5: One-hour report of President Eisenhower's, trip to Europe, Asia and Africa. Have Gun, Will Travel, 9:30 p.m. on 10: Paladin is hired to solve a tough cowtown's problem with outlaws. Gunsmoke, 10 p.m. on 10: Matt Dillon proves that an eyewit-1 ness to murder has committed perjury and that an innocent man was hanged.

The Rebel, 10:30 p.m. on 5: Agnes Moorehead is a special guest in "In Memoriam," story of a dead soldier's mother and a mission to deliver a medal. Movies: At 11:30 p.m. on 5: "Yankee Doodle Dandy, story of George M. Cohan's life, with James Cagney, Joan Leslie and Walter Huston.

At midnight on 10: "The Lady Says No," with Joan Caulfield and David Niven in a romantic bit about a woman who has written an anti-men book. Radio Metropolitan Opera, 2 p.m., WHEC: Victoria de los Angeles and Nicolai Gedda sing the leads in "Manon." New York Philharmonic, 8:30 p.m., WHEC: Dave Brubeck and his quartet join the orchestra for "Dialogues for Jazz Combo and Orchestra." Boston Symphony, 8:30 p.m., WRVM: Live from Symphony Hall, Charles Munch conducting, Ania Dorfmann guest pianist. Today's Radio MORNING Hoerner 5:45 Sacred Heart Meath WHEL News; Haenfer; Woods Timekeeper: News News: Rise 'n' Shine Jerry WBBF Music Mort Nusbaum Meath WHEC News; John Woods News; Timekeeper WSAY News; Rise 'n' Shine Jerry Fogel Nusbaum. News 8:00 Meath WHEL News; John Woods News; Timekeeper WSAY News; R'se 'n' Shine Fogel: News WBBF Nusbaum. News lock Friel WHEL News; John Woods News; Timekeeper News; Rise 'n' Shine Fogel.

News WBBF Nusbaum News lack Friel WHEE News; Bill Dwver Served: Health: World Inside WSAY News; Music Shop News; Music WBBF Monitor News; Jack Fries WHEE News; Dwyer; Bible Teen Top Tunes WSAY News: Music Shop Music: Swing Easy Monitor AFTERNOON 12:00 News; Jack Friel WHEC News; Thumb: Farm Music: News; Sat Matinee WSAY News; Music Shop Music: News WBBF Farm Home; Red Foley 1:00 News; Ed Ferland WHEC News; Music Saturday Matinee: News WSAY News; Music Shop Music: News WBBF Monitor Opera WHEC News; Music Saturday Matinee: News WSAY News; Music Shop Music. News WBBF Monitor WVET Opera WHEC News; Music Saturday Matinee: News WSAY News; Music Shop News; Nick Nickson WBBF Monitor WVET Opera WHEC News; Music WHAM Saturdav Matinee: News WSAY Music: Signoff at 4:30 News. Nick Nickson WBBF Monitor Interlude News; Slattery Cocktail Hour WSAY News: Nick Nickson WBBF Monitor EVENING Sports; Music WHEC News; Sports; Features Cocktail: Churches News; Nick Nickson WBBF News; Jazz Bob E. Lloyd Forum; Pops Music Rosary; WSAY News: Schwino Shift WBBF Jazz; Monitor Philharmonic 8:30 Pops; Musiciand U.S.A. WHAM Melody: News WSAY Music: News WBBF Monitor York Philharmonic News; Concert Melody; News WSA Music: News WBBF Monitor York Philharmonic News; Nocturne Melody, Revival WSAY Music: News WBBF Monitor: Music Nitecao News; Allnight Show Sanc' nan: News News: Music WBBF Monitor: Music FM RADIO WROC-FM.

midnight, (97.9) news WQXR on the programs, hour: 8 Musical Matinee, 1:05 p.m.; Music for You, 7:05 WHFM (98.9) simultaneous broadcast of WHAM programs, 5:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.; Empire School of the Air, 1:30 to 2 p.m.. weekdays. WRRE (95.1) WQXR programs, 6:15 a.m. to midnight: weather, farm reports, noon, 4 p.m., daily.

Radio Frequencies WHEC 1460 WRVM 680 WHAM 1180 056 998M WSAY 1370 WVET 1280 11 Hockey Games to Be Shown on TV By HAROLD A. NICHOLS Station WVET-TV yesterday acceded to requests of hockey fans to show the 11 National League games to be televised by the CBS Network on Saturdays from Jan. 9 to March 19. In calls and letters to the station and the "Channel Marker" column of The Democrat and Chronicle a voluble group of fans complained when it appeared a conflict with golf would prevent the hockey games being shown here as in past seasons. The conflict has been resolved in part by moving the All-Star Golf films into the 2 to 3 p.m.

segment. WVET then will join the network to pickup the hockey action which begins at 2 o'clock. This means that while the hockey enthusiasts will not see the entire games they will catch most of the second period and all of the third when the com-: petition often is hottest. Hockey telecasts usually run until 4:30 or 4:45, Channel 10. F.

Chase Taylor, WVET program director, said the arrangement was made after considerable negotiation with sponsors. The golf series been a 4 p.m. Saturday fixture since baseball season. Channel 10 share-time stations came out on top yesterday to in release of figures in the first Nielsen survey of the season of viewer preferences of programs in the Rochester area. Stations WHEC and WVET carry 11 of the 12 most popular shows.

WROC's Channel 5 took at the eighth spot (Wagon Train) with a 43.2 audience percentage. The others in order of ratings are: The Texan, 53; Gunsmoke, 50.5; Have Gun, Will Travel, 50; Father Knows Best, 47.3; Sea Hunt, 46.5; Dennis the Menace, 46.05; Ed Sullivan, 45.4; Perry Mason, 43.15; Tightrope, 42.5; Mr. Lucky, 41.3; Wanted Dead or Alive, 40.8. Nine of the 12 are action or adventure shows. Not in this category are Sullivan, -Dennis and Father Knows Best.

The Jack Paar Show, a late- $560 Haul Taken In Grocery Store Cash and checks totaling $560 were stolen from the J. C. Grocery Store, 299 Joseph during the night, it was reported to police yesterday. Police said a padlock on a side door was broken open. More than $400 of the loot was cash, the rest checks, according to Jack Soble, 689 Clinton Ave.

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