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Telegraph Colorado Springs, Colo. Friday, Dec. 24, 1971 If you vtant a of successful employment IT'S I back to college College Union 636-2435 Eligible Institution Under The Federally I Insured Student Loon Program" Prison Inmates Given Christmas Show Inmates of the Colorado Halberg, a member who died companicd at the piano by Mrs. Correctional Institu- 7. Mozley, played Beautiful Sa- lion at Canon City were given a Music Club Chorus opened the vior." "0 musical program with Thoae manuel and arc p.

med hnstmas musical program christ Hobson lor a musical reading of Dec. 15 by the Canon City Meaning of Mrs. 1 Heard the Bells on Music Club. j)on Packard directed and Mrs. Christmas Day.

Playing nielo- Associate warden, Mrs. Mae Byron Myers accompanied at dicas were Mrs. Demicell, Mrs. C. Gillespie, welcomed the club ithe piano for chorus members; Hector Mrs.

I Inbson Mrs. Les- and said the Music Club was Mrs. Macklin. Mrs. Golden Us- terand Mrs.

one of the first groups to bring ter, Mrs. J. Glenn Bell Mrs. The chorus took up pro- such programs to the inmates Corinee Burgess, Mrs. Stanley gram again Mrs Wilbur Macklin.

president Blunt, Mrs. Erie Hobson, Mrs. Christmas Song Bethlehem of the club, said one of the clubfMax Mrs and To the Mangj. 1 coals is to our music Mrs. William Demicell, Mrs.

1 he Rev. Dorothea Hobson with and that the pro- Karl Waxon and Mrs J- Presentcd a mcdita- memorial to Annajrous- Mrs. Dolmar Hector accom- u'r, panicd herself on the guitar presented by Mrs Rober Can singing Jackie a violin rendition of and one of her original compositions, Mountains Calling Looking at Hollywood By NORMA LEE BROWNING AT DISNEY Charlie Chaplin movie, King WORLD: Rock Hudson is just in New produced in 1957 back from Florida, where he and never shown in the United read the Christmas message to inaugurate the Magic Kingdom Christmas include parades, carolers, Santa Claus and his States (allegedly because of its controversial political nature) will finally be seen in this country during holiday time. It will be shown along with such The Melodica Ensemble, ac- CIOSED TODAY PEACE and HAPPY HOLIDAY! OPENS TOMORROW laugh till you (Mt Gesu accompanied by Mrs. Stanley Blunt on the piano.

Concluding numbers by the club were in a and by the Melo- dica Ensemble. Group singing of several Christmas carols closed Ithe program. The sing-a-long was accompanied by the String Ensemble: Mrs. Bond, piano; Mrs. Cannon, Mrs.

Demicell and Mrs. Bell violins, and Mrs. Blunt, cello. A tour of the facility ended the day for club members. elves, and what have you.

This classic as and is third time around. His Great as part of other two appearances were Chaplin Festivals in more than Disneyland. 40 major cities. And word is -GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS: that the 82-year-old Chaplin Frank Sinatra is on an Ameri-j stands to make approximately can Indian kick these days and $13 million from the deal. As all the friends on his really per- they say, the rich get richer sonal Christmas list are getting Vera Servi will be covering jewelry and artifacts purchased Hollywood scene while at a groovy shop in the famous Norma Lee Browning is accom- Farmers Market and in Palm panying Bob Hope on his Springs.

Frank was also out Christmas tour of Vietnam, doing some shopping for himself and he absolutely flipped the usually blase field crew at the ultra-chic when he walked into their new men's boutique. -BEDLAM FOR CHRISTMAS: Lee Marvin has spent quite a bit of his own Winnie Ruth Judd Is Given Parole nowar a RESTAURANT 107 Monitou RIGHT ON HIWAT 24. WCST. IN IAST MANITOU SPRINGS PHONI: 685-5048 ESTATE BOSTON (AP) In a handwritten, two-paragraph will drafted in 1951, M. Harriet McCormack left an estate estimated at $30,000 to her husband, former House Speaker John W.

McCormack. The will was filed for probate Monday in Suffolk Probate Court. Mrs. McCormack died in Washington Dec. 2.

The document bequeathed all her property my beloved The McCormacks had no children. A petition filed with the bill said Mrs. McCormack had no real estate and estimated the value of her personal property at $30,000. FLORENCE, Ariz. (AP) Winnie Ruth Judd, the trunk murderess of the 1930s, is woman.

Mrs. Judd, now 67. was pocket money for buy the Ma- ick, whisked from the bu Beach hacienda ot his state Prison Wednes. Pockey Money producer John day by members of her Foreman. The place has nine and presumably was taken to bedrooms and all be full Califnrnia wherc she win serve for the holidays.

four chil- out her parole, dren will be with him, plus his The Arizona Board of Par- wife four offspring-and don3 and paroles voted unani- her 10-year-old hus- mol)sly month to parole band and baby. Which should Mrs wh0 was returned to make the place look just like a prison two years ago following resort hotel seVenth and final escape TIME: Richard from corrections authorities. next picture will be She had been free for about the movie version of seven years. Robert best seller, to Mrs. Judd, convicted nearly CARDS ALL, CESSIONS ffi 1971 by CtiiCiio Tribunt-N.

Y. IRC World "A card that'll prove my endless loyalty, undying friendship and immense respect for around thirty cents!" 'A Festival Of Lessons And Carols" with the United States Air Force Academy Choir Tonight at 10:30 KRDO-TV, Ch. 13 be shot in Ireland and England come February. Richard has sent the script to Vanessa Redgrave, his co-star, and we hear that just about to say yes. -CHAPLIN FESTIVAL: A 40 years ago on charges that she chopped up the bodies of two companions and shipped them in a trunk to Los Angeles, will live with and work for Dr.

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