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Progrott-Bullotln, Pomona, Calif. taurday Ironing, March 25, 1961 Pag 8, Sec. 1 Sights fnT Sounds Joe E. Brown Hosts Circus Show Tonight FES Jane Wyatt To Star on GE Theater Jane Wyatt, In her first dramatic role since the Father Knows Best series, stars with David Brian in Labor Of the drama of a childless wife who diligently studies child behavior to become a perfect mother for an adopted orphan on the General Electric Theater tomorrow at 9 p.m. on Channel 2.

I Beatrice Freeman' (Miss Wyatt) and her husband Frank (Brian), after seven years of a childless marriage, eagerly await the arrival of Lily (Terry Burnham), eight-year-old orphan girl who will become their daughter by adoption. Beatrice has long planned for her role of mother with extensive study of child behavior and has equipped her new daughters room with carefully chosen toys designed to stimulate learning, nurture affection and assure security. Lily arrives to find the first evening in her new home a round of planned activities, with a visit from two outspoken neighbor children as part of Beatrices social plan to relieve initial tension. Beatrice is shocked when the children leave bearing most of Lilys toys, gifts from her new daughter who shunned them as not her own. At bedtime, the girl is quietly diffident to Beatrices motherly attentions and studied expressions of affection.

Prepared to tuck Lily in bed, Beatrice is surprised to discov-er the girl wearing her shoes and it brings a heated explanation that she is planning an early return to the. orphanage. Hurt and shaken, Beatrice tearfully seeks her husband for solace and, in facing the truth, comes to realize wjiat she must do to win her new daughters affection and love, gated? debate between Senators Jacob Javits and 'Strom Thurmond, at 9:30 p.m., Channel 4... MOVIE HIGHLIGHTS Julia Misbehaves, Greer Garson, 8:30 p.m., Channel 11 Hi-Jack Highway," Jean Cabin, 10:30 p.m., Channel 4. SUNDAY Palm Sunday Service in the Church of the Redeemer, Cincinnati, Ohio, is colorcast at 8 a.m., Channel 4 Profile on Paul Richards Big League Manager," highlights the Sunday Sports Spec-tacular, 2:30 p.m., Channel 2 Moussorgskys opera, Boris Goudunov, stars basso Giorgio Tozzi, in color at 3 p.m., Channel 4 The Great Challenge discusses "American Frontiers of the Sixties.

at 4 p.m., Channel 2 Edie Adams, Robert Goulet and Myron McCormick perform in An Omnibus of American Songs. at 5 p.m., Channel 4 Twentieth Century conducts man-in-the-street interviews in eight foreign capitals, at 6:30 p.m., Channel 2. James Dalv stars in the title role of Give Us Barabbas, New Testament dramatization with Kim Hunter and Dennis King, on the Hallmark Hall of Fame, 6:30 p.m., Channel 4 Walt Disney Presents history of Mart in Flight, at 6:30 p.m., Channel 7 Ed Sullivan hosts Alfred Drake, Erroll Garner and Johnny Carson at 8 p.m., Channel 2 Jane Wyatt and David Brian costar in Labor of Love, for the General Electric Theater, 9 p.m., Channel 2. feu dt" v- eft w. t-Xiv RETURNS TO TV Jane Wyatt, left, in her first dramatic role since the Father Knows Best TV series, stars with David Brian and Terry Burnham in tomorrows General Electric Theater presenation "Labor of Love," the story of a couple who adopt an orphan.

Open Sunday 1 1 A.M. to 1 A.M. 1700 WEST HOLT AVE. POMONA NA 2-1411 DRIVE IN THEATRE 5th A RAMONA AVE. NA.

9.0581 or YU. 6-0049 Box Office Open 6:00 Show Start 6:30 Reception Will Honor Newcomers Sermon theme of the Rev. Gordon A. McCrane for the Palm Sunday sendees at the First Presbyterian Church will be The Way of the Cross. New members will be received at the 11 o'clock service, followed by a reception in their honor.

Helen Selby, soprano soloist, will sing At the Cry of the First Bird (Guion) at both morning sen ices. The covenant choir will sing the anthem Let Thy Holy Presence" (Tschesnokoff). Mildred Turney, organist, will play The Palms (Ra-meaux), Melody (Lefebure-Wely) and "Triumphal March (Wachs). The senior high Westminster Fellowship will meet at 5:30 p.m. for a progressive 1 dinner.

They will visit the 1 homes of Miss Carole Pate, Miss Janet Ellis and the Rev. and Mrs. John Braund. The junior high fellowship meets at 6:30 p.m. for a discussion on Boy and Girl Friendship." The College Age-Young Adult group meets at 7 p.m.

SHIVA 7 he Hat (1 4 BURLESQUE- By GENE INGE Saturday eve TV International bout between Florentine Fernandez of Cuba and Marcel Pigou of France, beams on Fight of the Week, 7 p.m., Channel 7 Eight top acts, of Londons Bertram Mills Circus are performed on the Thjrd Timex All Circus, hosted by Joe E. Brown, at 7:30 p.m., Channel 4 Mickey Rooney plays mentally confused cartoonist for Checkmate, at 8:30 p.m., Channel 2 Nations Future presents Should All Federally Assisted Housing Be Desegre- DRIVMN THEATRE Grand A Arrow ED. 1-5233 COVINA "Journey To The Center of The Earth" "Ride Lonesome" 1 Box Offite Opens i 00 Show Starts 6 30 4 Now Playing A CRY FOR HAPPYf Glenn Ford A 1 ALSO A BELL -BOOK AND CANDLE Kim Novak Both in Color Drive-In Theatre HOLT at CENTRAL AVE. NA. 6.7511 or YU.

4-5635 Box Office Opens 6.00 Show Starts at 6:30 Duly 5 to 12 Sundays 4 TOP CHOICE ORIGINAL NAtional 2-3513 i Cont. Today 2 p.m. 2 p.m. Mon. 7 p.m.f I If DEAN fiURTirJ ifHIRUY IfklAlNE MM A vi- A Paramount Release PUS fkUiP' OTA LOREN MAURICE CHEVALIER JOHN GAVIN nCHNlCOLOR OUR SAVIOR PLANS TOLD BY PASTOR Five children will be confirmed at tomorrows services at Our Savior Lutheran Church.

They are George Ast, Peter Duffy, Susan Keller, Edith Mellon and Gerald Smith. The Rev. Paul Heyns sermon topic will be Rejoice Greatly, Behold Thy King Cometh Unto Thee. The senior choir will sing Be Thou Faithful and the junior choir will sing a Loud Hosanna. A Communion service will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

Mr. Heyns topic will be Jesus, Our Savior Suffering on the Cross. The senior choir will sing Oh Behold by Heist. Good Friday at 7:30 pm. Mr.

Heyn will preach on Jesus, Our Savior, Placed in the Grave. The senior choir will sing "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross." A Good Friday service will be held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church from 12 noon to 3 p.m. Seven pastors will preach on the seven last words spoken on the cross. Complacency Talk Planned The Paralysis of Complacency will be the title of the Rev.

John H. Caddys sermon tomorrow at the Faith Missionary Church. 1 Sunday school will be held at 9:30 a.m., the Sunshine Makers and Jet Cadets will meet at 6 p.m. and the Hi-Teens and i at 6:15 p.m. Mr.

Caddy will speak on The Courage of the Cross at the 7 pm. Gospel hour, at which time Carol Crawford I and Tom Rice will sing a violin duet and the youth choir ill present hymns. Wondrous Cross Sermon Topic The Wondrous Cross will be the Rev. Dana Pankey Jr.s sermon topic at tomorrow morning's services at the Pomona Valley Baptist Church. The cherub choir, led by Mrs.

Dana Pankey will sing Even A Child Can Know, accompanied by Frieda Turner at the piano. Mrs. Pankey, accompanied by Sharon Hughes at the organ, will sing The Palms. Mr. Pankeys topic at the evening service will be The Great Tribulation in Bible Prophecy.

Bethel Baptist Program Told The Rev. Robert W. Estus, pastor of Bethel Baptist Church, will preach on "A Moment of Public Triumph at tomorrows 11 a.m. service. Mrs.

Don McClures solo number will be I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked. Her son, Robert McClure, will provide organ accompaniment. The pastors topic at the 7 p.m. gospel hour will be God's Mercy and Grace. 30 Day Special FIRM NAME MPR.NTEO Ball Point Pens Vi Price IN IARC-E QUNIITIES Alex Kaltenberger ADVtRTIS.NO rECIAlTIIS 1739 Grier NA.

2-6456 IS BACK 12121 E. VALLEY BLVD. Blk. East of Five Point El Monte) SHOWS NIGHTLY DANCING Ph. Gilbert 8-9169 I SAL VASQUEZ and his ORCHESTRA BALLROOM CflRDEnS POMONA 00 "amse nmm 2 BANDS Continuous Dancing 8 to 1:30 New Members To Be Received Here Tomorrow New members will be received at both services tomorrow, Palm Sunday, at Trinity Methodist Church which has set the day aside as Family Sunday.

Dr. Paul F. Huebner will speak at 9 and 11 a.m. services on What Jesus Has To Say Concerning Hope, his sixth message of a Lenten series, Jesus Speaks to the Space Age. The Cherub choir will sing at the 11 oclock sen ice.

Thirty-three members of Methodist Youth Fellowship will leave at 1 p.m. on a Holy Week travel seminar to central and northern California. Adult leaders will be the Rev. and Mrs. Frank M.

Witman, Mrs. Orrin Martin and Charles Sheline. Everyman, a 15th century morality play, will be pre sented as a worship experi encein the church tomorrow evening at 7:15. The morality play contains the roots of modern drama, and Everyman" has special religious significance for Holy Week because it portrays every mans prospect, which is death. Wesley Fellowship will meet at he church at 6:30 p.m., but all other evening groups will attend the presentation of Everyman in lieu of their regular meetings.

Mission Event Closes Sunday Are You Ready? will be the theme of Emmett B. Moore-fields talk tomorrow at 11 a. m. at the Grove Street Bible Conference. At 9:45 a.

m. H. L. Gillette, missionary to West Pakiston 'will talk to the Sunday school and will conduct the class. Junior high and high school-college groups will meet at 5 p.

m. to discuss the theme, What Can I Do in Missions?" Closing session of the conference at 7 p. m. will feature the sound motion picture, Missing Missionaries, produced by the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Ballots Out April 14 Nominating ballots for the I 13th annual Emmy Awards of television go out April 14.

The nominees will be announced! May 1, at which time the fi-l nal ballots will be mailed. The I awards will be made from 10 to 1:30 p.m. (EST) May 16 on the NBC network. sell out cheaply. Eventually, East and West get to three diamonds which they can make and North goes to three spades.

Neither East or West can afford to double and South goes down one trick for a loss of 50 points. At the other table, East decided that his hand called for a rebid. He did not like the idea of raising hearts with three small and went to one no-trump. Wests best bid would have been three diamonds and if he had made that bid the chances are that East would have passed and come out smiling, but West was in a bidding mood and jumped right to three no-trump. The choice was unfortunate.

South opened a spade and when the smoke of battle had cleared away East had lost four spades, two hearts and one club for minus 150 and a net loss to his team of 200 points, since his partners had gone minus 50 at the other table. Jfox west coast THEATRES Corn Today 1PM SUN. 2 PM. Fox NA. 2-1353 Nominated For 5 Academy Awards An Adult Film "ThE Happy LStreet-walxer of I MtUNA Mercouri 3 1:00 4:30 OO P.M 11:35 Winner of Bast Foreign Film A WINNER Of SRANO PRIZeN A CANNES nut FESTIVAL umuNcotoK 2.33 6:00 9:40 Coni.

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GAREY NA. 8-5591 .95 CHOP SUEY 1.10 CHOW MEIN 1.75 EGG FOO YUNG .95 75c AND UP FRIED CHICKEN T-BONE STEAK LOBSTER LUNCH DINNERS 6 6 6 6 OFFEE UP 5067 HOLT MONTCLAIR Open 1 1 a.m. till GARY YEE, 10 p.m. Daily Your Host and Chef KELLEYS Opening lead 10 proper opening bid, but sees no reason to rebid after his partners one heart response. South reopens with one spade.

He sees no reason to 4 i.