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TWELVE THK BK1UGKPOKT POST, A UCiOBliK 25, 1965. Circuit Court Danbury DANBURY-Two Judges disposed of 22 cases in sessions ol Circuit courl Friday: Disposition were: Bruce Barrett, 24, Devon, speeding, J35; Richard Bernat, 37, Yonkers, N.Y., failure to drive reasonable distance apart, J15 bond forfeited; Robert D. Blair, Glendale, N.Y., failure to drive reasonable distance apart, $25 bond forfeited; Edward 26, Hartford, non-support, three months in jail, suspended, with probation for one year, upon agreement to support. Thomas Candon, 18, Bob Hill road, Ridgefield. failure to drive reasonable distance apart, Peter Gillotli, 17, 65 Franklin street, speeding, $15; Charlotte E.

DeLuca, 45, Limestone road, Ridgefield, failure to drive reasonable distance apart, $25; Lucille Henry, 48, 22 Kayview avenue, Bethel, improper backing, $10. Jane Hoyenski, 79 Hoyt's Hill road. Bethel, following too closely, $15; Edward Jones, -15, 286 Main street, failure to drive in proper lane, $15; Sterling Lefler, 59, Westport, disregarding State Traffic commission signs $15. Dudley Miller, 19, Syosset, N.Y., speeding, 25; Charles M. Plauga, 23, Scranton speeding, $25.

John RicVel, 40, Lbnetown road Redding, breach ot Ihe peace, H5; Robert Robson, 21, Old Shelter Rock road, driving under suspension, $100, with $50 remitted, and driving wrong way on one-way street, $10; Robert Rowella, 18, 22 Riverside road, Ridgefictd, speeding, $25; Phillip Tallman, 41, 68 Rose street, disobeying signals of an odicer. $10, and failure to notify Motor Vehicle department of change of address, rolled. Christopher Truesdcll, 17, 39 Division street, no operator's license, $5, using motor vehicle without owner's permission, 60 days, suspended, with probation for a year; Louis F. Wanzer, 28, Alpine drive. Sandy Hook, disregarding STC signs, $15; Willis E.

Woodin, 12, Backus avenue, obstructing passage, Richard R. Bailey, 19, 64 Mill Plain road, failure to carry license, nollcd; and Edward Potter, 55, address unknown, intoxication, 30 days in Jail. JCC GROUP TO OPEN DANCE SERIES TONIGHT The Jewish Community Center Dance committee, headed by Mrs. Sol Lobe, will conduct a series of three master dance classes during the coming year. Leading off the first class tonight at 8 o'clock in the Center will be Jo Villane, choreographer and jazz dancer.

Tickets will be available at HIE door. Passing Show Fred Russell Metro and Cinerama To Film 'Grand Prix' 'Grand Prix," a John Franken- heimer, Douglas and Lewis Production will be filmed in the single-lens Cinerama process and color and described as a spectacular and definitive motion pic- ure about international automobile racing, will be financed and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer, it was jointly announced by Robert H. O'Brien, president of Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr and William Forman, president of Ciner- ama. Frankcnheimer will direct and Edward Lewis will produce from a screenplay by Robert Alan Aurthur. Negotiations arc under way for Rock Hudson to star in the film but no deal has been set.

"Grand Prix" will be filmed at famous BOY AND --By ROUSON ropean endurance races for the forthcoming MGM-Cinerama multi-million dollar production. Contracted by Frankenheimer Productions-Douglas and Lewis Productions are Grand Prix de Monace at Monte Carlo, Grand Prix of Italy at Monza, Grand Prix of Belgium at Spa, Grand Prix of Holland at Zandevoord, Grand Prix of England at Brands racing sites the world over, a Hatch, Grand Prix of Germany because of the global nature of the. sport and the cosmopolitan plot'which has much the flavor of the classic "Grand Hotel" pattern, will have a cast of international stars. In addition, Frankenheimer and Lewis revealed they have completed one of the most extensive world-wide tie-ups ever put together for a major motion picture. They have signed exclusive two-year tie-ups with all the European Grand Prix race circuits and with the only important Eu- at Nurburg Ring and Grand Prix of France at Rouen.

The endurance races include the 24 hours of Le Mans Targa Floria in Sicily and the 12 hours of Reims. All the organizers involved have not only given Frankenheim- er and Lewis the exclusive rights to film at their circuits but they have also agreed not to allow any other-motion picture company to film on their circuits or use their names for the duration of the Frankenheimer and Lewis contract. Theater Time Table Get Mow Out Of Ltte Go Out To A Movie 2 COUNTY MEN GET PITNEY-BOWES POSTS STAMFORD Bradford L. Stevenson, of Greenwich, sales executive with Pitney since 1949, has joined the postage meter and business machines company's international division as director of marketing, it was announced today by Frederick Bowes, vice president for international operations. Mr, Bowes also announced the appointment of Lee F.

Scpin of Stamford as the international division's financial administrator. Fish do not have external ears. Water-carried sound waves strike the flesh and bone of a fish's head; these body parts relay the sound to inner ears, which pass the message to the brain. If you could know just one 0 I I we would ITHASTH OF SGOTG SMOOT OF BOD hi sky, be this: HTNESS THE ACTION Hn MAJISTY Qutrn II at 75 9UART TINT All Eale Tazts Ine DARNUM Theater closed. BEVERLY Theater CAPITOL (Milford) "Cinder- clla" at 7:15.

"Family Jewels" at 8:45, CINEMA THEATER (Milford) Pawnbroker" at 2:10, 7:10, 9:30. CENTER DRIVE-IN "Cap. tain Newman, M.D." at 7:30. "The Collector" at 9:30. COUNTY I A "The Hill" at 7:15, COMMUNITY "Third Day' jat 7:00.

"Marriage on the Rocks" 9:05. FINE ARTS (Weslporl) -'Never on Sunday" at 7:00, 0:20. "Topkapi" at 8:25, HI-WAY "Murieta" at 6:30, 9:45, "Having A Wild Weekend" at 8:15. MERRITT "The Pawnbrok- at 6:50, 9:05. NORWALK Live" at 0:45.

"Mr. Moses" at 7:30. NORWALK Lake is Missing" at 7:20. 9:25. FIX DRIVE-IN "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World" at 9:30.

'Sword of the Conqueror" at 7:39. STRATFORD THEATER -'The Hill" at 7:15, 9:30. WILTON CINEMA "Ship of Fools" af 6:45, 9:20. MAJESTIC "Horrors of the Slack Museum" at 2:45, 6:00, 9:18. "Invitation In a Gunfight" at 1:10, 4:30, 7:45.

MILFORD DRIVE-IN "The 'awnbroker." "Toys in the Attic." 9.25. PALACE "Young Dillinger" at 2:40. 6:00, 9:20. "Blood and Black Lace" at 1:10, 4:30, 7:50. RIVOLI "Daggers of Blood" at 125, 5:15, 9:10.

"Treauma" at 3:20, 7:15. "Roar of Ihe Iron Horse" at 1:00, 4:50. 8:40. PflLQCE Starts Wed, Starts Fri. at both Theatres PouUvoly Endi Tomorrow DOOKI OPIH AT P.M.

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