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29- PITTSBURGH POST-CAZETTE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1967- Complete Television Programs for Friday 7:00 P. 31. tjT) Huntley-Brinkley Eyewitness News Perry Mason (Cont.) Truth or Consequences Flying Nun Death Valley Days (T51 Have Gun-Will Travel (JJ What's New 7:30 P. 31. tH) Tarzan "The Professional A Colonpl and his troupe ot mercenaries prepare to con-auer the Swadulo tribe after their chief rrf'ises government annexation offer.

Wild Wild West An over -ambitious gpnernl plans to rise to the Drcvdenrv because of hii reputation as a ruthless Indian fighter. nini.wnin i iJ.mwmmmmm nun im nj.i.m iimiiii mil 41 a lri tiiiiiiiiiiiiiim'f GO 3D 33) Mvle (Cont.) 4l Judd fCont.) 1CS) Drama Special Q3) Actors Co. (Cont.) 1 1:00 P. M. t3J Adam Lynch News tGO Eyewitness News t3) News CD News Movie "Golden Girl" (t951) 11:25 3D Movie "It HaoDens Every Soring" (IW9) 11:30 fS) CD Tonight (See TV Key) t30 Movie l.

Tho Private War of Malar Benson" (19551 "The Trap" (19.16) jo) Joey Bishop 1:00 (To: Movie "War ot the Sa'elhtes Joey Bishop 9P-minufp vnnetv program, from HHIy-word, with a wirte range of ftjest criebrities; md Kegi Philbm, announcer Johnny Mann, musicol conductor. Heart Doctor Interviewed Dr. Christian N. Barnard, the surgeon who performed IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII TV KEY PREVIEWS p. m.

Off to See the Wizard. "Zebra in the Kitchen." (19G5) If the title intrigues you, you'll find out how it was derived in the final half of this Ivan Tors family movie about an animal-loving lad and his adventures. Jay North of "Maya" stars as the boy who causes an uproar when he frees all the animals from a zoo, including his recently captured pet mountain lion. The animals are the scene stealers here and the kids will enjoy their antics. p.

m. (TJ Gomer Pyle. An innocuous story illustrating how conscientious Gomer is. Asked to sing for a Marine variety show, Gomer not only attends rehearsals under protest, but finishes his regular chores at night. Jim Nabors' sleepy sequences are amusing and fans can hear him boom out "Desert Song" and "Onward, Onward!" at the end.

p. m. JD (D-Star Trek. "The Trouble With Trib-bles." Amusing episode about the rabbits of the future called tribbles. When merely one of these cuddly, lovable animals is taken aboard the Enterprise, its reproduction rate floods the starship with more tribbles.

p. m. UJ) CZ) Bell Telephone Hour. "Casals at Marlboro." Today marks the 91st birthday of the fabulous Pablo Casals, musical artist extraordinary, and this hourlong special is a fitting tribute to his unflagging genius. Taped last summer at the Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont, we see the great maestro working with talented young musicians, passing on the fruits of his lifetime devotion to music.

The still vigorous Mr. Casals calls Marlboro "a temple of music" and that's what it is, an extensive concert and workshop attended by a large number of young musicians who eat, sleep and drink music all summer long. In addition to the numerous rehearsals sessions and informal comments by Casals and pianist Rudolf Serkin, who runs Marlboro, the audience is treated to the glorious music of Bach, Beethoven, Schoenberg, Shostakovich and Schubert. All in all, a thoroughly captivating hour. p.

m. -The Tonight Show. Victor Borge closes out his week of hosting chores with Cab Calloway and his daughter Chris Calloway, both of Broadway's "Hello, Dolly!" along for the songs and chatter. Iiillllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fJJ) WIIC (NBC) Pittsburgh Ql KDKA (CBS)-Pittsburgh WTAE (ABC)-Pittsburgh 03) WQED (NET) Pittsburgh WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown (B WTRF (NBC-ABC) Wheeling 2) WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenville lH) WFBG (CBS)-Altoona Color 8:55 Farm Report 6:00 35 Quest (2) Images and Realities 6:05 CCS) Farm, Home, Garden 6:30 A. M.

tJD Farm Report 5) (ED Sunrise Semester 6:35 H) Devotional Moments 6:40 (Q) Music With Morgan 7:00 A. 31. tID Today Eyewitness News R. D. No.

9 53) Farm News News Benti 7:10 (JJ Chat With 7:15 (To) Just for Kids 7:30 A. M. tID 3) Today (Cont.) tSD Eyewitness News (Cont.) (4) Milton the Monster t(9) Astronut (TJ) Just for Kids (Cont.) 7:45 King and Odie 8:00 A. 31. tH) GD Today (Cont.) Capt.

Kangaroo Ricki Reports Romper Room 8:30 A. M. tJJ) Today (Cont.) CH) Kangaroo (Cont.) Romper Room (Cont.) 9:00 A. 31. tH Hot Line Wedding Bells for Laura Susan Flannery, portraying Dr.

Laura Spencer, becomes Dr. Laura Spencer Horton when she marries lawyer Miclcey Hor-ton, played by John Clarke, in today's episode of "Days of Our Lives." Harry Holcomba is the minister. Channels 11, 6 and 7, at 2 o'clock. In Similar Shows Wednesday Woody Allen Gives Winters Hard Time By WIN FANNING WOODY ALLEN is a hard act to follow, as was demonstrated all too effectively when Allen's one-shot hour was the "lead-in" to the premiere of the new Jonathan Winters series on Wednesday night. Allen came on at 9 o'clock, on NBC, with Winters making his debut at 10 on CBS.

Both shows were 4:30 P. 31. (TT) Big Show (Cont.) Mcrv Griffin t(4) Movie (Cont.) Timmy and Lassie Mike Douglas (Cont.) Timmy and Lassie t(To) Mike Douglas (JJ Misterogers 5:00 P. 31. (TJ) Big Show (Cont.) Merv Griffin (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) Flintstones CS Mike Douglas (Cont.) Of Lands and Seas (TJ Mike Douglas (Cont.) (JJ What's New 5:30 P.

31. (TJ) Big Show (Cont.) Merv Griffin (Cont.) 'Illlllllilllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillltllllllllliilillllllli Guestf will be win Fanmnp, entertain ment editor of the Post-oazette, Roger Carmel, co-star Motners-in-Law." Contact t(4) Pat Boone Guest for the week Is Peter Folk; ond. Army Archerd, James Cobum, Barbara Fsldon, Evo Gabor, Jean Paul Vignon, Pleasure Fair. Romper Room (T) Newlywed Game Jack LaLanne t(TJ Gloria 0:30 A. 31.

t(UJ Virginia Graham's Girl Talk Guests: Anita Bryant, Jill Jackson, Trudy Dye Farrand. Contact (Cont.) Pat Boone (Cont.) Romper Room (Cont.) Romper Room Dating Game Love Is 11 Many Splen-dored Thing. 10:00 A. 31. tCFTJ Snap Judgment i Candid Camera t3) Dating Game Movie "The Moolc Sword" (1962) 10:30 A.

3f. tJJ) Concentration Beverly Hillbillies (4) Movie "Alexander The Great" 1956) (TJ Movie (Cont.) 11:00 A. 31. tJD Personality (5) 3D Andy of Mayberry Movie (Cont.) 11:30 A. 31.

tH) CD Hollywood Squares (3) 3 Dick Van Dyke (4) Movie (Cont.) (T3) Friendly Giant 11:45 CO) Kindergarten KOOX tH) News Sarginson, Kiely Eyewitness News (4) Everybody's Talking Jeopardy News Love of Life Q3) Misterogers TJD News-Trout 12:30 P. 31. tH) Eye Guess (H) Search for Tomorrow t3D Treasure Isle (TJ Playing the Guitar (TJ Guiding Light 1:00 P. 31. JT) Give It a Whirl Mike Douglas Fugitive (6) News (7) General Hospital Tel-All t(T5) As the World Turns (TJ Actors Company 1:15 Jack LaLanne 1:30 P.

31. tH) Let's Make a Deal Mike Douglas (Cont.) Fugitive (Cont.) West Virginia University As the World Turns t(TS) Pat Boone U3) Aciors w). 2:00 P. 31. t33D 3 Days of 0r Wves Mike Douglas (Cont.) Newlywed Game Love Is a Many Splen- dored Thing t(TJ Pat Boone (Cont.) (TJ Your Dollar's Worth 2:30 P.

31. tH) Doctors 3J House Party Dream Girl (TJ American Memoir 2:55 Children's Doctor P. 31. ITT) Another World (TJ To Tell The Truth t(4) General Hospital (TJ French Chef 3:30 P. 31.

tID You Don't Say (TJ Edge of Night Jean Connelly (TJ Book Beat Adventure Time 4:00 P. 31. tJT) Match Game (TJ Secret Storm Adventure Time (Cont.) Mike Douglas (TJ Friendly Giant 4:15 (TJ Kindergarten 4:25 3D Big Show "The Monster From The Ocean Floor" (19541 Movie "Thunderhead-Son of Fllcka" (1945) Retrospection way and continental waltzes. 2:05 p. m.

(WYDD FM Overture. "Stop the World" with Anthony Newley and Anna Quayle. 6:30 p.m. (WDUQ FM Music from Lawrence. Haydn's "Creation" (portion) performed by the Concert Choir.

7:00 p. m. (WTAE Heritage Concert. Tschaikovsky's "Symphony No. 3 in and Respighi's "Pines of Rome." 9:00 p.

m. (WTAE AM 1250) National League Hockey. Pittsburgh Penguins vs. St. Louis Blues in St.

Louis. 9:00 p. m. (WKJF FM 93.7) Special Report. "Signs of Hope in Hiroshima." 9:05 p.

m. (WWSW AM-970) Golden Hour. Gounod's "Little Symphony in Poulteau Ensemhle: Dvorak's "Concerto for Violin," Pittsburgh Symphony, Milstein, violinist. 10:00 p. m.

(WLOA Audio Adventures. "The Other World of Winston Churchill," narrated by Paul Scofield. 10:05 p. m. (WWSW AM 970) International Literary Report.

Nevil Williams will discuss his book, "Elizabeth, Queen of England." Other features. 11:15 p. m. (WLOA Casper Citron. Famed Italian director Roberto Ros-scllini talks with Willare Van Dyke, curator of films for the Museum of Modern Art.

and Andy Sarris on the art of directing. "Broadcast In Stereo. I Off to See the Wizard (See TV Key) tC9) Cowboy in Africa (TJ Washington News 11:00 P. 31. tTT C7) Tarzan (Cont.) Wild West (Cont.) Wizard (Cont.) Cowboy (Cont.) (TJ Actors Company 0:30 P.

31. t(3D Star Trek (See TV Key) TQ) Gomer Pyle USMC (See TV Key) Hondo "H' hdo and the Rebel stnrrlnq Ralph Tager with Quests Rafael Campos, Jack Elam. sen-1, rep.ilars Noah Beerv. Gorv Clarke. Hondo fights the bandit Diablo and Chief Necmo to recover his hot, stolen for the gold pmes in the band.

JJ Actors Co. (Cont.) 0:00 P. 31. tJD Star Trek (Cont.) IS Movie "Portrait of A Mobster" (1961) Hondo (Cont.) (TJ Actors Co. (Cont.) 0:30 P.

31. t3D Accidental Family Eager that son Sandy stand uo to the local bully, Jerry trains him In the art of self dcfnn-e. J6 Movie (Cont.) Will Sonnett 'in stnrring Walter Brprmon Vitn co-star Dack Rambo. Sheriff Butter is strangelv reluctant to accoot Jeff Sonnett's help In pursuing bonk bandits who shot Will Sonnett. Robert Wflke guest.

(TJ Actors Co. (Cont.) 10:00 P. 31. tJD Telephone Hour (See TV Key) TJ Movie (Cont.) Judd "Everyone Loved Harlen But His Wife," starring Carl Betz, and Stephen Young os his assistant, Guest stars ore Vera Miles, Charles Drake. Claude Aklns.

When Judd tries to patch up a shaky marriage, he suddenly finds himself defending the wife on a charge of murdering her husband. Drama Special (TJ Actors Co. (Cont.) 10:30 P. 31. tJJ Telephone Hour (Cont.) "Examines the game better than any book yet will make the next football game you see a little more human." N.

Y. Times 3rd big printing $5.95 at bookstores New American l.ihrnrv Legul Notices the "Local Tax Enabling Art" Its amendments. Tne imoos.tion o( said taw is necessary to meet current expenses and oDliQOtio't. tor ths yoar I9h8 and annual I thereafter. The amount of revenue estimated to be derived from the tax is SuuO.OO for the year 1968.

tDWARD CALABRIA Borou a Manager David HumDhrc-vs, Attorney at Law, 9Q8 Pork Pitlourgn, Pu. r222. is hereby given Hodden Home, 0 Pennsylvania business Cnroorotion, which has brten tturtcss hos reoistr red its offc.e tne Co.nmorwca.tn rt Pcnr vlvana nl Nn. PtMs jrnh, of Aiieanenv ttmt a rt Firrt.on to volji.ta-m dissolve said corooro'ion wilii the nroiji( ns ot te Business Corninahi ii Lu.v, on Ar.t of Assembly, aiinnn'd Way 5, 19., P. 3W.

os umenacd by Art 2bt of Seolembcr has been Mv executed at 0 delivered to tne Dp orjft'iient of Stcte ot the Common-wealth n' Pennsylvania, Ot Horns b'j'O, oourovcd November ia, I9r'. mot aid r.o oco'ion wind'o up i's aMoirs in the monner prescrinerj by 'atd Act, so thnt i's coruarate emstence shall he endrd bv the issuance of Certiiico'e of Dr.solutKn hy the Dena-trnc rt of State ot tne Cnmrno-iweaitn cf PennsylyuPia Es at eo ro nkE 0 a rioccascd, of Pa No. bb nf 1967. Letters testamrntarv on hf estate were granted to the u-dr -sionrd who rea'jrsts nil pr'srns hovir'a thnms tr demand oanist th? of decadent to rn'i-e the sar nil rets to drTdent to cake pnv-mtut without (li'iav V) Pntn t'r-Co'iey, Extrx 214 O'mptfi St, Po. J( hn I-', Mr-'rjw; Alter, Wri(i'it and Harrow.

A'tvs Firt Natl. Bak Bldg Pgn Po, 15222. state t'l Anna Pearl Holland, dor er; sod, of Mf Lebanon Pa. No. rt 9t7.

Letters teomrntarv on her estate were or anted to the undersiancd who cl per soil, having claims or demands oumnst the cstiite of dec( dent to ma-t knov-n the same ond oil (rdehted fo deredenf to make onvmcn withmjt delay to Moraiente ft. Rchordvn, 4)S Ashlard Ave, Pah Pa. and N. Hnvilanri i3 South-view Dr pqh Pa. fcxtrs Htirbn-inh MiilC-: Miller, Hay, nwis'e Pu') Oront tstn'e of Cenrae fiirle, dr-.

ca ed, Of Poll Pa, Nn, 5.SS2 I r'- tors of nn his etnie were oro'itrr) to tti" u'nlTrM'Tf vho requests oil t)ersr'is huvng or demrtfd'f a' the estate ot dr" ma' knr the all ne'Snn-, jc -d to to mre nnvrt'On) w'h Out to O'tn A-'-i n' illlilllllllllilllllltlllllillllllllllinillllllllllllllllllilililllliiilllllllilllllilil Highlights on Radio the world's first human heart transplant, will discuss the human heart in a broadcast of "The 21st Century" series later this season. CBvS News Correspondent Walter Cronkite yesterday interviewed Dr. Barnard and heart specialists Adrian Kan-trowitz of surgery at Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, N. and C. Walton Lillehei, surgeon-in-chief of The New York Hospital, at the CBS Broadcast Center in New York.

EXHIBIT BOYS' CLUBS of Western Pa. at TWO GATEWAY CENTER (First Floor, Opposite Home's) Now nun Jan. 31 SPECIAL TODAY 11:30 i.m. to 1:30 p.m. Indian lor will and Indian dances performed by memben tha McKeei Roclti Boys' Club.

FREE REFRESHMENTS EXH1S1T GFEil Monday-Friday 8:30 m. to 5 p. m. Public Service of THE PEOPLES NATURAL GAS COMPANY rT 0 the CONSOlinVED NATURAL CAS SWtH Legal Notices moke oovmenf v-ithout rielov to W.l'iorn Poellot aud C-enrge R. PreMot, fixtrs 12M Bovce Rd BndoeviMe.

Pa. 'r-0i7. Jr-nn Bowmen, Attv 1700 Standard Uf Po. S727. Fstote of Mary Nosrka or Mary Grosiak, deceased, of Pa.

Nn. 5S8S of )9f-'. Letters testomentarv un'iersianed who reaucsts oil persons having loins or demands aoamst tne estotr? o' rieccdrnt tj moke known the sooie nnd irifichfnd to oeceop-'t to nvit povrif'-tt witnou' delay S'onior P'yOnt Pgh 1 h-nnas S. W.u'e, Afty T.fi C-ro-f Street Ph, STAT el f-bra Anne oik k.n f-lorn A KHk o-k a Fiorr-ir A f-'alk, detfosed, of Pah. rrj.

Nn At SI ot 1 9 1 Lr'lrrs tPOorrri-tnry on hrr estate wore oron'r-d to the tuidrf-ignrd who roquets nil pe'sons ho vi no rlnmis or (JOT'ist tne e' tn of dci edmt to mmo the snmi ni ij nil no-so-is Indntd dererjfit to moKe pnyment without rlr'lrjy to Harrv A i Pnrk Ave prtnr) Part, Pa. I.rster W'l', r-rr, Vrriic-rk, Wolf Mor and Pr-rsv'n, Any, 4(, Oliver Bidg Po lj 2,7 A of Aibrt P.rioa, nee wised, Of Pgh Pn. No. V)M ot I.e-trs pvtimr -ifri rn hi1; es'o'e w'rfl ut anted tn the undC'-mnM Vjiio rca'T-sis oil r-prnns hnviTj fioims or Mrmnnds oon.n-.t the esitue of deced' nt to o.ciVc k'nwi the some n'-o all nersnrc -leiVrd tn flT. to inn- w.

(fiov to dyth IV i j'l rw A W. A'clulyre St pn Pn r- Hartet At-y it) I nrk phu, Jn'v, Po st o' 7jwI a -o Wfl'-vl (l a VV '-n irl'-M- 0 WrIMl letnyvsly, (T'ep'-fid i -'tivviilf. Nn ol fS- 1 -S tr iif tn Q'Oirl ry Of thf evt(: wim rea1 sts nil to ms or demand1, nootrn unaer the the 'nme and nil net Indhrf In in ivnie poyent wifi-out flpiov tn Pearl L. twtrx, MR iirdnf.eld Ave Lincoln, P. I.

H-wofd rulen-'cn. Att'y, Hirin Pah pn F'tu'e of HrrerF H. Graham, defeated, of pr'h Pn N- of letters tev tnienta-y on his estate werp aro-1-rti to the underpinned who reaue ts ofl persons having in-m or dr-n-iinds nocii'Ht nf f-r f'ent ot tnakr (tnwo the oit ty oil persons indebted to dCv pdfnt fn mo'-f payment wthont fl'-lny ff 1 7Un ('rali'iui ond Pitt hum!) Nat onftl Bn.nv Fx'r. -JM Wrir S' Pr.H PO P'fl'r-Pro- nt, p.f dt rVI, nf Ati avo Groi.t Bido Pah. Pa -Inle nt RryhM Pnusth, de reused, rt pn UI9 rt IVf" Irt'ers nn hor V'C am- ted In the Mr.ejerimred W'n reaucsts nil prf-snn.

hfivir.rj nr 'ite of drrrdent tn mol-e knnvjn the some and ail ner-ons indrhtrd tr der-dfnt to rnnke nomnt Vihi-out dr(ny tn Hr-ience Dirk Etrv Portnln Ave, Pah, Pa lf'17 Pnhert Rearer, Aft loi aw 4 Fmcince Pah, Po, 15219 ache remedy which just shows the bottle while a couple bicker off-screen could they be Nichols and May? The same soundtrack is used on radio, which should make this a first, I suspect. The Smothers Brothers are said to be in a mood to call it quits with CBS unless the network eases its censorship of their material, particularly as it applies to politics and the Vietnam War. Incidentally, that Martin special mentioned above, got a 47 rating and drew a 75 per cent share of the audience in New York City. This is the highest share of audience, for a single show, on record. "Peyton Place" has been renewed for another 26 episodes, which will take it through June.

Series which look as though they will have their first option picked up are "The Flying Nun," "Ironside," "Jerry Lewis," "Carol Burnett," "Gentle Ben" and "Mothers-In-Law." William Holden, who made his film debut in "Gold-en Boy," in 1939, has finally agreed to go the TV route with a series of specials for next season. To be called "William Holden's Untamed World," they will be set in Africa, where the star has spent most of the past nine years. The hours are reportedly budgeted at $300,000 each. The contract, with David Wolper Productions, is lor a three year period. "The Human Beinz," whose recording of "Nobody But Me" is a current pop hit, will make a return guest appearance tomorrow on Channql li "Come Alive." The Federal Communications Commission has okayed the transfer of control of WH.IB and WOKU-FM to Milton J.

Shapp and Mclvin A. Goldberg. The latter was a member of the previous Grccnsburg station ownership group. AN HOUR-LONG special, "Rod MacLeish and David Ben-Gurion: Who Are the Jews?" will be aired by Channel 2 on January 9, starting at 7:30 p.m. The Group production will include interviews with Ben-Gurion, Moishe Dayan's daughter, Yael Dayan; Ammen Rubenstin, journalist and lecturer at Hebrew University in Jerusalem; actress Orna Perat, a convert to Judaism; Jerusalem mayor Teddy Kolek; poet Chaim Hofer and others.

The first of a scries of scientific adventure programs being filmed by undersea explorer Jacques Yves-Cous-teau, "Sharks," will be telecast on Channel 4 from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. on January 8. Susan St. James, who will make frequent appearances in the new Robert Wagner scries, "It Takes A Thief," will be in Pittsburgh next Wednesday beating the drums for the program, which makes its Channel 4 debut on 1:05 p.m.

(WJAS FM Opera-Ballet Theater. Beethoven's "Fidelio" highlights, Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus. 1:05 p.m. (WLOA AM 1550; Pop Concert. Time on Stage," Broad- Radio Stations spotty ana, propaDiy Decause it is a safe enough thing to satirize, both dealt at some length with the advent of the miniskirt.

Woody opened with a classy stand up mono logue, stepped aside from time to time for soul- singing guest Win Fanning Aretha Franklin and singer-actress Liza Minnelli, sparred with conservative columnist William Buckley in a funny, if scripted, question and answer session with the audience, and was joined by Miss Minnelli and comedian John Byner in a sketch or three. After stating that "Bonnie and Clyde" was probably the best movie of the year, Allen presented a skit, "Bonnie's Cyde," which rather neatly underscored why there are many who disagree with this Judgment. In the miniskirt routine he made the point that this mad mod mode is just fine for other men's women during the next hour Winters made the same point much more effectivelyand although it was a bit drawn out, Allen also scored nicely with a portrayal of a former child star with political ambitions. The whole thing was billed as a "Review of 1967" and, within certain rather severe limitations, it did manage to cast a jaundiced eye on much of the nonsense that goes into a year's news. Allen is a fine actor and, generally speaking, a splendid off-beat comic.

WINTERS REVIVED his Maudie Frickert character for his opening sketch. For those who enjoy seeing men in drag this was amusing enough, I guess. It was at least as' amusing as Milton Berle's excursions into the same field, if this is not damning with too faint praise. Barbara Eden was In good voice for a medley of songs, while Red Skelton sparked things considerably with one of his drunk routines and, with the host, in a lumberjack mime. Ivan Dixon, one of the country's leading actors who also happens to be a Negro, was involved in a dreary, tasteless, take-off of the splendid Sidney Poiticr film, "In the Heat of the Night," and something rather unkempt called the Doors loomed into view from time to time to present a perfectly dreadful imitation of the Beatles.

Abby Dalton wore the miniskirt most tastefully and attractively-shc's not MY wife, of course and a group of dancers completed the outing. Any final judgment about the direciiou 1ms new entry may lake must wail for at least one or two more programs. Winters is a great talent, but I fear he continues to be a most difficult one to tame. MORE BRIEFLY: NBC has reportedly banned that disturbing "Efficiency Expert" ad for a car rental firm which was used during the otherwise excellent "Dean Martin Christmas Show." It is the one with the Nazi-type character cracking down on the company's employes. It drew a storm of protest, I'm happy to report And tpeaking of commercials, one pf the cleverest around these days is the one for a head Movie (Cont.) Lone Ranger (7) Leave It To Beaver Land and Seas (Cont.) (So) Mike Douglas (Cont.) (TJ and Review 6:00 P.

31. News Alan Boal One Step Beyond News (7) News (TJ News and Review (Cont.) 6:30 P. 31. (TJ) McIIale's Navy "Alios Captain Binohamton. (TJ News-Cronklte Perry Mason ouoiisher occused of lloylng his double-crossing fiancee.

Huntley-Brinkley (5J Spectrum on TV Girl" (1951) Musical set In California during the Civil War, tells of the love of a dancemad girl for a Confederate captain in the underground. Mitzi Gaynor, Dale Robertson. 11:25 p. m. "It Hap.

pens Every Spring" (1949) A funny film about a chemistry professor who discovers a compound which makes baseballs react strangely to bats. Ray Milland, Jean Peters. p. m. (T) 1.

"The Private War of Major Benson" (1955) Tough Army career officer is forced to accept a transfer as commandant of a military school, operated by nuns with students from 6 to 15. Charleton lies-ton, Julie Adams. 2. "The Trap" (1946) Joining a theatrical troupe on a Malibu Beach vacation, Charlie Chan finds another murder problem. Sidney Toler, Mantan Moreland.

1:00 a. m. (TBI "War of the Satellites" (1958) Scientists falls under the spell of space beings. Dick Miller, Susan Cabot. Legal Notices Estnte ot Jomes B.

Jr deceased, of No. 5149 of Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests OH persons having claims or demands against Ihe estate of decedent to make known the same ond all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Lucille A. Mc-Clements, 401 Shady Pa. 15206, or to Albert G. Brown, 1422 North American Standard Bldg PghPa.15222; Estate of James o-k-a Dcmelnos Leneas, dcvcied, of Kennedy Pa No.

ot 19'. LeitTs testamen'arv on- his estate were grouted to the undersigned win reriucsls alt persons hav nq clems or demands against the the some ond oil persons to decedent tn make ikiviv estate of fo make kn'wo Indented uovment wiih- out delay to Constantino J. Leolcos, 2iS Herbst Corac-nlis, Robert G. Paranuhas, 300 North Pa IM12. Estate o' Frank Stewart, doceafl, of Uooer St, Clorr Two Pa.

No. 5-9 of 197. Letters totn men lory on hi estate were eranfed to the unrter-sianed who reauest oil nef-snru having claims or demands onint the estate of decrdrnt to make known the same ond oil person indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Albert Baer ond Rhrria Bauer R. Nn, 1 (Rraver Co.) Clinton, Prt. 150V, Clarence W.

Biqgs 30? Mavv.p Pan. Pg Folate of Mary Homes Mart's, dercn.fd, of O-bnrnf Bfirruh, Pa. No. 5 46 of 19ft7. Letters testamentary nn hrr estate wore tronted to tt ft undersigned win rrgjots nil per-sons having drums or domrinds er.a'nst the af decc-lnt tn n.il.

knr-wn the laie o.id all persons indrh'ed to decrrjn it to moke Dovmnni witnrnt dioy to Herhert E. Marks penver Rd Sewirklry, Pa tsl. V'illiam McC. Hoir.lon; Houston, Houston Dnnnellv, 1 128 Union Trust Pa 15219. S.

Louis Torino Attorney, AiYJ pfarn B'da PitKburah. Pa. Common-wrilth ot Pennsylvania, Co of Alleahenv. Hein Pnacnhardt v-WHlnrd Paqenhcjrdt. at No Oftooer Term, 1M7, Court of Common Pleas.

To Willo-d Po'jen-hordt- Yru ore notified that Hen Poocnhordt, the plaintiff, h'H cnmmencPd on action of mvnrre oaamst you- which vou are rea'iirer to defend WiU'nm H. Davis, S.ierKf of A He County. John L. Mussmon, I Iherty Pifts'inroh. Pn Commr.nwealt!-, of Pennsylvania, County i'f Allenhcny, Mary 1'iherto vs.

Joseph Lumrto, c.t No. 10M, Jon Term, 193, Court of Common Plens. To Joseph Luherto: Yrn are not HI -d that W'irv C. I'hTto, the nlolntiff, has rr-m-rrrnrrd rm urlton of divorie oonin-1 yo'i, which your are required to defend. WIH I AM H.

DAVIS, Sheriff AllehenCountyr. nVtice op int nTTon Notice of Intention i heywHh oiven hy the Bo'nuoh ot irrtn Braddoi that It intends to consider for ortnntlon an (V.runatlnn To In the omount of $10 00. under euthorl-tv of Ad No. 511 of 1965 known a WARO 540 WWVA 1170 WMBS 590 WBVP 1230 WHJB 620 WTAE 1250 WISH 6S0 WKST 1280 WPIT 7::0 WJAS 1320 WPIC 790 WMCK 13fiO WEDO 810 WACB 1380 WAMO 860 KQV 1410 WAVL 910 WJPA 1450 WESA 940 WMBA 1480 WWSW 970WFAR 1470 KDKA 1020 WPSL 1510 WBUT 1050 WLOA 1550 WEEP 1080 ZUM 1590 WKPA 1150 Movies a. m.

(TJ "The Magic Sword" (1962) Part II. Basil Rathbone, Estelle Win-wood. 10:30 a. m. "Alexander the Great" (1956) Part II.

Story of the young conqueror, who, without a single failure in battle, began the unification of Europe and Asia. Richard Burton, Fredric March. 4:25 p. m. (TJ) "The Monster from the Ocean Floor" (1954) Science fiction tale of two men exploring the ocean floor near Mexico and their shocking discovery.

Stuart Wade, Anne Kimbell. p. m. "Thunderhead-Son of Flicka" (1915) An outdoor adventure story about a young boy's affection for a colt, and his determination to show him off. Roddy McDowell, Preston Foster.

9:00 p. m. (T) 3 "Por-trait of a Mobster" (1961) Story of Dutch Schultz, and his rise to power during the Prohibition era. Vic Morrow, Leslie Parrish, Ray Danton. p.

m. "Golden i HOW TO HAVE A I SUCCESSFUL PARTY Ready, get set, go to J1 your own party and have fun. When you have a good i time, everyone has a good jt time. For food, always the i highlight of every party, have a Neptune New Years. Serve a bang-UO buffet of i lIIMDn cublMD with lots of spicy sauce.

Or OYSTERS, plump in the shell, hot after eight minutes in the oven to be i twirled in melted butter. As the big treat, a live tti? AneTpn jviMic xvjdo i cis. one for everyone. CRAB CLAWS fanned out on cracked ice, each one a single bite of sweet crab meat. Or concoct a CRAB IMPERIAL casserole from our larpe lumn freh CRAB MEAT.

Mounds ofj CLAMS, lemon on the side, for those who boast how many thev can eat. Sound like a great time? It will be! HAPPY NEW 5 YEAR. i by MANCIS FISH FRESH FLORIDA Baby Red Snapper75U FRESH MARYLAND Crab Meat IN THE SHELL Oysters FRECH JERSEY I 1 45 lb- can ..8 each i Clams ion Crab lags Crab Claws Scallops i i Oysters Lobster Dainties i Llvo lobsters i Rcbt. Vihclcy 1711 Perm Av Pqfc.fo. 15222 1 Blorfci Out frmrt Grrvhtifnt But SU, fnte rARMNsM ON OUR LOT fi i FM Stations WDUQ-FM 91.5 mgs.

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HERE'S TO YOU! A toast to all our loyal listeners and those who will join us in the year to come. WWSW will be even bigger and better than ever in '68, and that's a promise! January 9 at 8:30 p. m. The opener will be a 90-minute episode. The following outings will be in the hour-long format.

Raymond Burr, Senta Bcrger, John Saxon, Joe Louis, James Drury, Doug McClure, Leslie Nielsen and Kurt Kasznar will be making guest appearances in the premiere of this cloak and dagger series. AM-970 Kutpry r. t'gn pn p-ihe''' F. R' -kuMt. Attv 16CNS Lawvers pirta Pr-jh U2) 9 FstOtc Ot Fdna PurMrT" dr-ceased nt Unnrr ft C'oir Tvvp Pa No 52t.O of ett-s trMcinen'q.

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