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The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 55

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BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, JULY 14, 1963 C--FIFTEEN A dawii-lo-dawii Tour of Paris, with NBC news correspondent Bernard Frizcll as on-tlie-scene reporter, will le presented on "Report from Paris" Tuesday night on The program is the series of informal cities. The episode NBC-TV from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. second in the "Report From i i to 11 of the world's leadin explores eating habits oi a city noteJ for its culinary art, i scenes from Les Halles the central market-- restaurants and a new supermarket. Frizell explains that the vent oi the supermarket has revolutionized the buying of Parisians. Other signs of United States influence are noted, including the Gallic adaptation of an American drugstore which exceeds its model in Ihe range of products sold and Us dining facilities.

The program shows the city's great traffic problem, with the prefect of police explaining that there are "too many cars for the streets we have." Frizell's journey included a hoat trip down the River Seine and a visit to "The Crazy Horse," a nightclub described good by its joint," "director" as The director points out the difference between the way a "strip tease" Is done in French and American nightclubs. Fight Commentator Retired heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano will he a ringside commentator for ABC radio's exclusive broadcast of the Lislon-Floyd Patterson heavyweight championship fight Monday, July 22, from Las Vegas. As he did in the first Liston- Patterson title clash, Marciano will work with ABC's color corn- subject of WNBC-TV's York Illustrated" series row ON TELEVISION TODAY mediator Howard Cosell. Les Keiter will handle the blow-by blow description. The fight broadcast begins at 10:05 p.

"New tomor- night at 10:30 o'clock on Channel 4. Among the folk singers and guests featured on the program are Jean Ritchie, a proponent of purely authentic renditions of folk songs; The Terriers, an Instrumental and vocal group; and Phil Ochs, one of the "new- breed" of folk singers who writes and performs his topical songs. Cullen for Carson Bill Cullen will host of NBC- TV's "Tonight Show" color telecasts (Mondays through Fridays, 11:30 p.m.) during the first week of Carson's two-week vacation, starting July 29. Program host for the second week is still undecided. Cullen is regular host on NBC TV's "Price Is Right" color telecasts (Monday through Friday, 11 to 11:30 a.m., and each Friday at 5:30 p.m.).

During his assignment on Tonight" Cullen will continue his Is Right" activities. Two Join Series Rudy Solari and Elena Ver- duge have been signed for continuing roles in NBC-TV's 1MQ-W 5-- Call to Prayer t-- Faith for Today Modern Farmer 5 St. Francis 7 Christophers Friendship 3-- Big Picture 7 Cartoons 6-- Sacred Heart 4 Library Lions 5 Adventure Word 11-- Farm Almanac 2-- Around Corner 3-- Christophers 5-- Light Time 8-- This Is Life 11-- Evangelical Hour 3-- Davcy-Golialh 4 Library Lions 3 Wonderama action adventure series, Red- Visit to Michigan Northern Michigan's major attractions, including Mackinac Island, the National Music Camp at Interlochen, Wilderness Stale Park and the Sault Ste. Marie Canal, will be the background for five "Today" programs on NBC- TV' during the week of Aug. 5 to 9 (7 to 9 a.

Michigan's Governor George W. Homney and former Governor G. Mennen Williams, new assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, will be guests on the programs. Romney will appear Aug. 5 and Williams Aug.

6. "Today's" host Hugh Downs and regulars Jack Lescoalit and Pat Fontaine will tape five programs in Michigan Aug. 1 through 6. The first two programs wilt originate from Mackinac Island on Lake Huron just east of the Straits of Mackinac. The Straits separate the Upper and Lower Michigan Peninsulas.

Senator Is Guest Senator Richard B. Russell (D- Ga.) now serving his fifth successive term, discusses his life and philosophy as a public servant and a Southerner on "Portrait" Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock on Channels 2 and 3. He will be interviewed at his. home in Winder, by CBS News correspondent Harry Reasoner. 65-year-old senator is chairman of the Armed Services committee When he first entered the Senate in 1933 he was the youngest member of that body The son of a Georgia State Su preme Court justice, Senator Rus sell is the fourth in a family 15 children.

Folk Singers "The Folk Scene," a musical review of the modern trends in folk singing, with Oscar Brand as host-performer, will be the 3-- Riverbank 4-Chitd Wails 5-- Wonderaraa 7-- Cartoons 8 Answer 11-- Superman Protestant Way to Go 3-- Our World 4-- Talk About God 7-- Q.T. Hush 8-Crisis 11- -10: M-- igo," starring Richard Egan in the title role The half-hour series based on the central character of the current "Empire' 'show, will be telecast Tuesday night, starting Sept. 24, at 1:30 o'clock. "Redigo" started production ast week with "Prince Among a Frank R. Pierson teleplay about a Latin American dic- ator's playboy son who hides rom would-be assassins on ledigo's ranch.

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WESTPORT COMPO SHOPPING CENTER Compo and Boston Post Rd. OPEN LATE WED THURS. FRI. 9A.M. to 9P.M.

Mon. Tues. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.

to 6 p.m. SHOULDER W1CC-- Plsnclarlum KMT WQXR-- Symphony Hill WC BS-- New i WARG-- Hour ct WOR I I WNBC-- Monitor U'CBS-- WOK-- WICC-- WCBS--Uarninff WICC-- DtWu WNBC--Meet (he Pren WABC-- T. B. WOR-- Dr. W.VAB Roland WABC-- i i a Acilor WJ1BC Hour At WOR klir Room WQXR --Gala rerfor WABC--New Goali le VMPI KTiUfM WOR--Uusltr WQXR--KfZhlc WNBC--To-sca WCC--ICnlftit WUBO--Own Ktatf 1VWAB-- Roland Younn BRIDGEPORT BOSTON and NOBLE AVES.

NOB HILL SHOPPING CENTER Huntingdon Tpke. and Evers St. STRATFORD BOSTON AYE. SHOPPING CENTER OPEN LATE 6 NIGHTS MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 STOCK YOUR FREEZER SALE! Ground Chuck 57 Lamb Chops lb 79 Chicken Legs 45 Chicken Breasts 55 Sold Only In 5 Ib. pkgs.

or More Lesser Quantities Priced Higher masssmaesasaiiseaesxMamimsBMm Shoulder Steak 89 Spare Ribs ib 45 TO P.M. Patient to Doctor LEBANON, Clark G. Spears was determined lo become a doctor, and he didn't let ol polio at 17 nr the aftermalh of braces and crutches stand in his way. Almost exactly 10 years from Ihe June day In 1953 that he was struck by polio, Dr. Spears was graduated from the University of Missouri School of Medicine.

Surgery has eliminated of some of his braces, he still Meteorites are composed of iron illoys, mainly nickel-iron and stones made of silicate materials. Money for Missions VATICAN CITY-(AP) Contributions to Catholic mission work through its principal agency increased last year to $22.9 million, a rise of nearly $1 million, the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of Ihe Faith announced. UI PHOTO CONTEST Employes of the United Illuml- rompany are vying for $50 and S25 cash awards in a em pwye activity--a photo contest. Ul's Information Services de partment launched the contes' with summer issue of the local employe magazine, Ul NEWS. STRATFORD TOWN FAIR 1785 Stratford Ave.

OPEN LATE 6 NIGHTS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TO 10 P.M. RED SALMON STEAK 79 DOLE DRINK PINEAPPLE- GRAPEFRUIT 3 ftO oz.canl TOMATO PASTE PROGRESSO 6 ITALIAN IMPORTED 10 SANTA ROSA PLUMS CALIFORNIA Ib. 25' DOXSEE CLAM CHOWDER MinMUn 4 i 1J Minced dims Clam Juice IOQKJCT Dutch Wk 1 I 1 -1Mb. JOMECMVTMM FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WITH COUPON AND HJUCKAH $10-00 or 1 Ad.ilt* eoupwi fimlly IH ADDrllOMlO IHt ifAMfi YOU VfllH YOU! nJICHASr. I VOID AFTER JULY FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS wrmTMKCourcMAwnjtcHMf $5.00 or More Except CiaaretleJ, Frtili Mtik, uirtuiv Cr(im lnd Fl1r Trldl tcm V01B AFTER IUIY 3Wl We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities All Prices Effective through July 20tfi.

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Years Available:
1947-1977