The Daily Messenger from Canandaigua, New York • Page 10

PAGE TEN FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1968 TV Programs for the Week FRIDAY NIGHT News Cronkite (3) Monkces (8) American West (10)- Danny Thomas (9) Truth or Consequences Weather, News Tarzan (5-10) Wild Wild West (9-13) Wizard Star Trek (5-10) Gonier Pyle (9-13) Man in a Suitcase Movie Hollywood Squares (9-13) Guns of Will Sonnell NBC News Special (9-13) Jiidd News News Sports Johnny Carson (5-13) Movie (9) Joey Bishop Movie News Movie SATURDAY Across the Fence Movie (8) Gumby (5) Sunrise Semester Captain Kangaroo (8) Eavey Goliath (9) Cartoons Light Tims Popeye (8) Super President Cartoons (8) Three Stooges Cartoons (9-13) Fantastic Four (3-8) Flintstones (5-10) Siiazzan! (9-13) Spider Man Young Samson (5-10) Cartoons (9-13) Journey to the center of the earth Cartoons (5-10) Moby Dick i (9-13) King Kong i Cartoons i (5-10) Superman I (8) Skipper Sam (9-13) Cartoons Cartoons (9-13) Beatles Cartoons (5-10) Jonny Quest (9-13) Amer. Bandstand (3) Movie lane Ranger (8) Cartoons Clutch Cargo (9-13) Happening '68 (5-10) Road Runner Cardinals Mels (5) Seaway (9-10-13) Movie Pop Hop Dean Movie (9) Detectives (13) Section Track Field Golf Tournament Atlanta TBA Horse Race (9-13) Wide World Sports (3) Movie (8) Dobie Giliis leave it to Beaver Family Affair (10) Movie Country Hayride (8) Flipper Rowan Martin (9-13) Outdoorsman It's Academic (13) Inside Golf (3) News. Prisoner. (3-8) Saint (9-13) Dating Game (5-10) (3-8) (5-10) (9-13) (13) (10) Newlywed Gams Lawrence Welk My Tliree Sons Get Smart Movie Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction Hollywood Palace Mannix Movie High Road News Movie Movie Movie News Movie SUNDAY This Is the Life Faith for Today Shn! Children (3) Religion (5; Christopher Pro. Christopher Pro.

(10) Living Word (5) Religion (9) Discovery '68 Sacred Heart Movie (5-10) Tom Jerry (9) Pattern for Living (13) Linus Underdog (9-13) Cartoons A Time For Building (13) Cartoons (9) Carloons i (8) Faith For Today Bugs Bunny (8) This is the Life Camera Tliree (9-13) Bullwinkle (5) Church Serv. (Catholic) (8) Christopher Prog. 30-(9) Upbeat (13) Discovery '68 (8) Social Security (10) 21sl Century Davey Goliath (8) Report From Congress TBA (10) Amateur Hour (8) Adv. in Paradise (3) Movie (13) Film Feature Face the Nation (9) Trails West (13) Speak to Manager Meet the Press (9) Insight (5) Untouchables (10) DARE (13) On the Spot 30--(8) Tom Decker (9-13) Issues Answers (10) 21st Century Movie (3) Syracuse Univ. Commencement (5) Amateur Hour (9) Wm.

Buckley Jr. Soccer Clippers vs. Stars Mike Douglas (3) Movie (13) Pioneers (8) Biography Tiie Actor (8) Wagon Train Golf Tournament (5) 21st Century Movie (13) Big Valley Frank McGee Racing Time (10) Ixwal News (0) Sea Spray (8) G-E College Bowl Cheyenne Allen Rossi (13) Death Valley Days (9) Bobby Lord Lassie (3-8) Wild Kingdom (9-13) Voyage Walt Disney (5-10) Gentle Ben FBI (5-10) Ed Sullivan Mothers-in-law Bonanza (5-10) Smothers Bros. (9-13) Movie Mission Impossible (3-8) High Chaparral News News (9-13) News (10) Movie Movie (8) Johnny Carson DAYTIME (Monday through Friday) Sunrise Semester Today (9) Charlies Place News News, Benti (5) Morning Calendar Pastoral Call Captain Kangaroo (9) Romper Room Dating Games Ladies Day (9) Merv Griffin (5) Magic Toy Shop (8) Crossfire (10) Cartoons (13) Jack La Lanne Cisco Kill Popeye (5) Cartoons (8) Bonnie Prudden (13) Romper Room Rocky i Friends Snap Judgment (5-10) Candid Camera News Concentration (5-10) Beverly Hillbillies (9-13) Dick Cavett Personality (5-10) Andy Griffith Hollywood Squares (5-10) Dick Van Dyke Jeopardy (5-10) Love of Life (9-13) Bewitched News Eye Guess (5-10) Search for Tomorrow (3) Denny Sullivan (9-13) Treasure Isle Guiding Light News Movie (9-13) Dream House (8) Dialing for Dollars (5) PDQ (10) Secret Storm As World Turns (8) Let's Make Deal (9-13) Wedding Party Love is a Many Splendored Thing (9-13) Newlywed Game (8) Days of Our Live Doctor (5-10) Houseparty (9-13) Baby Game Childrens Doctor Another World (5-10) To tell the Truth (9-13) General Hospital News (5) Doctors Call You Don'l Say (9-13) Dark Shadows (5-10) Edge of Night Match Game (5) Secret Storm (8) Movie (10) Hazel (9) Gilligans Island (13) Chooz A Route News Lets Make a Deal (5) Jet Set (10) Flintstones (9-13) Mike Douglas News (5) Movie (10) Perry Mason Cartoons News (8) How's Business (13) Merv Griffin (8) Weather, Newi Huntley Brinkley (5) News (9) News -Frank Reynolds (10) News- Cronkite MOFDAY NIGHT News Cronkite (10) Horse Race (3-8) Tigers vs Red Sox (9) Truth or Consequences News Gnnsmoke (9-13) Cowboy in Africa Rat Plrol (5-10) Lucille Ball Andy Griffith (9) Felony Squad (13) Movie Peyton Place (5) Movie (10) Family Affair Carol Burnett (3-8) I Spy (9) Big Valley News Weather, Sportg Sports Tonight (9-10) Joey Bishop (13) Speak to Manager (5) News Movie (13) On the Spot Movie TUESDAY NIGHT (3) Racing Tuna (8) America (9) Truth or Conseq. (10) Danny Thomas (5) News News Dak-tar! (3-8) I Dream of Jeannie (9-13) Dieppe Raid World of Animals Red Skelton (9-13) It Takes a Thief Movie Good Morning (9-13) N.Y.P.D.

CBS Reports (13) Invaders (9) Suspense Theatre News Sports Presidential Primaries Joey Bishop (5-13) Movie WEDNESDAY NIGHT Flipper (5) News Cronkite (8) World Advent. (9) Truth Or Consequences (10) Danny Thomas Weather, News Virginian (5-10) in Space (9) Avengers (13) ace Crisis Beverly Hillbillies (9) Movie Kraft Music Hall (5-10) Green Acres (9) Movie He She (5) Movie Hun For Your Money (10) Dom DeLuise News Sports Tonight (5-13) Movi (9-10) Joey Bishop THURSDAY NIGHT Death Valley (5) News (8) Four Winds To Adventure (9) Truth or Consequences (10) Danny Thomas News Daniel Boone (9-13) Second 100 Years (5-10) Cimarron Strip Flying Nun Ironsides (9-13) Bewitched Movie (9-13) That Girl Peyton Place (3-8) Dragnet Dean Martin (9) Invaders (13) Peyton Place Felony Squad News (9) Spom (3-8) Tonight (5-13) Movie (9-10) Joey Bishoj, Black-Standisli Wedding Date Set NAPLES Relatives here have received word of the engagement of Miss Dorothy G. Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.

Black, Dearborn, to Air Forc Lt. Richard W. Standish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Standish of Fail-port.

Mr. Standish is a former South Bristol resident. Miss Black is a 1968 graduate of Ohio Wesley an University from which Lt. Standish was also graduated. He is stationed at Laredo AFB, Tex.

A July 5 wedding is planned. Mrs. Kerskie, Hostess Mrs. Olio Kerskje, Victor, was hostess recently for a meeting of the Rochester Road Sewing Society attended by 11 members. The group completed 18 10 by 16 inch bandages for the Friendly Red Door of the American Cancer Society.

Two new members were enrolled. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Wayne Power. Mrs. William Eisenmann, Clark will be hostess for the next meeting June 8.

LEGAL NOTICE I.IiGAL KOTICE The Board of Education of Central School District No. 1, Towns ol ilar.cheator, Farmfngton Hopewell (Red Jacket Central School) Ontario County requires sealed bids for the following: Purchase of 1. 2 New 1958 School Station Wagons 2. Art and CJoner.il Educational Supplies Sale of 1. 2 1987 Used Elation Wagons.

Chevrolet 3. Used Industrial Arts Equipment nj 1 Wood Lathe (b) 1 Jig Saw Detailed specifications and con- didona may be-obtained from J. Harkcnricter (SniKrvising Mil- cipat) of Reil Jacfcot Central School, Shnrtsville, New York M5S8. Sealed bids are to be in the hands of J. irarkenridcr (Supervising Principal) no! later than 8:00 P.JI.

D.S.T.. Thursday. June 20, 19SS. They will be opened publicly at the Jacket Central High School building in Shorlsviile, York at 8:00 P.M. D.S.T..

Thursday, June 20, 136i. The Board of Education reserves ihn right to determine Ihe standards of finality amonsj the bids and reserves tlu right to reject any or all bkls and la expiesaly subject to Ihe provisions of the Local Finance Lntv of Ihe Slate of Xcw York. Max G. Morris Clerk. Board of Education M.

31 (712) Naples CHARLES W. SHEPARD Daily Messenger Correspondent Naples RD 2 Ph. 374-2927 Mrs. Clifford Lee, Lyon is a patient in Thompson Hospital, Canandaigim. George Flieschman, Pralls- burg is in St.

James Mercy Hospital, HorneJl, with a broken leg suffered while playing baseball with the Naples Town team in Hornell. James Briglin, formerly of Naples, has been elected president of the newly organized Honcoye Rotary Club. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman E.

Straight, East observed their 47th wedding anniversary, May 22. Mrs. Straight is the former Ora I. Bergman. Gerald C.

Strong, of Gorham, son of Mrs. Arland Bui-ley, of Naples, received his Bachelor of Science degree in Education at the commencement exercises of the State University College at Genesco, on Sunday. He will teach at Bloomfield Central School. A graduate of Naples Central School, he is married to lh former Marian Yorski who teaches at Gorham Central School. Hospital Corpsman 1C John G.

Aulls, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Aulls, Main has reported for duty with the First Medical Battalion, First Marine Division at Phu Bai, Vietnam.

Mrs. Louis Fox, Mrs. Philip Krape and Mrs. Nellis Westbrook visited their sister, Mrs. Frank Riesenberger, Rhine St.

recently in. observance of the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Riesenberger and Mrs. Krape. Wayne Hoyt, U.S.

Navy who was recently graduated from Great Lakes Naval Training Station, 111., is spending a 30 day leave with his father, Oscar Hoyt, Weld before reporting for duty at Portsmouth, Va. Mrs. Glenn Rosenbauer, Webster, recently called on her mother, Mrs. Belle Goodrich Weld St. Gordon Cornish, Sodus, Miss Lynn Chapman and her fiance, Richard Randall, of Churchville, i i Mrs.

Charles Schenk at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepard, Monday. Sunday callers were Mrs. Anna Riesenberger and George, and Mrs.

Julia Berwiud, all of Rochester. Mrs. Mr.ice Woodard has been in Indiana, visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Robert Woodard and family. On Saturday she atlend- THE DAILY MESSENGER, CANANDAIGUA, NEW TRAY FAVORS Ann Engclhardt, Ilalnes and Susan Blauck demonstrate how Uie glrU of the Chi Kappa Tan made 1300 tray favors for the men at the VA and Counly Home.

The Lighter Side nique known as karate. The idea is lo turn your opponent's own strength against him. Effective 'Bon Mofs' Curb The Tyranny Of Minority' By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI)--There are books that tell what to do until the doctor comes and otherwise offer instructions for coping with many of the common problems a person is likely to encounter. To my knowledge, however, nobody has written a book telling what to do when your neighbor gets a color television set before you do. Yet this has become almost as big a problem as finding a doctor who makes house calls.

The latest figures show that 27 per cent of all households with television sets now have ed the wedding of her granddaughter, Roberta Woodard, to Arthur 11. Barringer, of Sche- neciady. Mrs. Mary Merritt, Kdson Rd. was hostess for a meeting of the Mothers' Circle of St.

Januarius Church, Monday evening. The Naples Rotary Club realized approximately $438 from their recent pancake supper. Edward Dinzler is program chairman for the meeting in Naples Hotel, Monday. color receivers. Or, looking at it another way, 73 per cent of us are still struggling along in black-and-white.

Minority Sets Pace Inherent in Ihis situation is the danger of what U.S. Senators are fond of calling "the tyranny of the minority." It is similar to the situation that prevailed a few years ago when 27 per cent had stereo record players and the rest of us were making do monaurally. You mention having enjoyed a certain program and some neighbor will say, "Too bad you didn't see it in color." It probably is the same neighbor who used to say, "That's a good album but you should hear it in stereo." The thought that your neighbor may be enjoying something more than you do is, of course, unbearable. However, you can't afford a color set right now. Not when you're still paying on the stereo.

Pending such time as a book is published telling us how to deal with the problem, I recommend a defensive tech- noX over lo sec ins new color set, the first tiling you do is say, "How come Ed Sullivan's face- is so yellow? He looks like he has just been embalmed." Your host will immediately start fiddling around with the knobs. "Maybe the set still needs a little adjustment," he says, "but it sure beats black-and- white." "Everyone to his own you say, "but I'm not buying one of those things until they lick the radiation problem." "All, shucks," he says, "there isn't enough to harm You say, "I suppose a man your age needn't be concerned, but I'm still genetically active. I can't afford to run the risk." That ought to hold him, at least until you can save up enough for a down paymi-nt. Local Girl Was KeukaMayQueen Laura Richter, a junior at Keuka College and daughter of Atr. and Mrs.

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