Garry Moore clarifies to the audience that while he is grateful for all the congratulatory messages he's received, he's not Garry Morton, and thus has not just married Lucille Ball. Paul Tomlin from Essex, Connecticut will dump powdered milk, apple cider, syrup, vegetable dyes, sugar, and ink into salt water, and then everyone will drink it. Thankfully, he represents a water purification company. The equipment's uses include sailing ships. The resulting output has only 4 parts per million impurity, as opposed to 20 parts per million in city tap water. Garry promotes Hertz Rent A Car. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Misner from Spangle, Washington were married to each other last month. They were engaged to be married 63 years ago, in 1898. In 1910, Dwight was thrown the highest and quickest during a bronco riding session, both records. Peggy Cass of
The Hathaways (1961) appears with four young boys who sit on a bench in front of the desk. It was the day of the first snow fall in New York City. The panel is to race to see and who can dress a boy in snow gear quickest. The children include Jeff Lavin and Eugene Connelly. An message from Polaroid airs.
—Nick Moreau