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'All In The Family' TV RatinS NEW YORK' i i -o i i i -s NEW YORK (AP) CBS' "All in (he Family" topped national TV ratings for the week ending Feb. 17, according to A. C. Nielsen Co. ratings mado public today.

liit "Maude" series, which lor a month has been seriously challenged Tuesday nights by ABC's competing "Happy Days," registered a strong gain over the ABC show in last week's ratings. It was ranked 14th overall. "Happy Days," while still faring well in the rat- ings, was ranked 10 places lower. The week's 20 highest- raled shows, according to their ranking, were: "All in the Family" (CBS); "San- Great Escape;" "Six Million Dollar Man" (ABC); A Sunday Movie;" ford and Son" (NBC); "The a "M-AS-II," "Mary Tyler Moore" and "Bol Ncwharl" (all CBS); Monday Movie," Part "The Great Esc a "ABC Tuesday Movie;" "Sonny and Cher" (CBS); "NBC Wednesday i Pail I I "The i Wilson Special" (ABC); "Good Times" and "Maudo" a a Burnett" (both "Gunsmoke" (both CBS); CBS "World of Disney" (NBC); ABC "Partridge Faml- "llawaii Five-0" (CBS); ly" came in last of all shows "Streets of San Francisco" rated. Monday, February 25, 1074 The Times Record The Times Record-Your Great Reading Evening Paper Disease Threat Causes Concern USA DAUWAK Cohoes GirL 11, Wins Encyclopedia WASHINGTON (AP) Cattle scabies, a skin disease caused by tiny mites, continues to crop up in widely spread areas of the Great Plains despite control efforts by stale and federal authorities, The Agriculture Department said federal quarantines have been imposed in a of half a dozen counties in Texas, Kansas and Nebraska as a result of scabies outbreaks.

Counties partly quarantined because of new outbreaks include Texas -Lamb, Farmer, Hockley and Lubboek; Kansas--Wieiiila; and Nebraska--Otoe. Officials said Hie quarantines, involving specifically identified herds in those areas will be lifted in those areas, will be lifted as soon as treatment and inspection procedures have been con- duclcd to insure the disease has been eradicated. By LEK FOUJGTT "Now I won't have to go down to Hie library every lime I want to look up so- i said pretty brown-haired Lisa Darwak of Cohoes as she eagerly examined (ho 20-volumes -of the Now Book of Knowledge encyclopedia the prize for her question in today's Tell Me Why column, "When Did Sports StarlV" Persevering and studious, with a strong sense of responsibility are apt descriptions for 11-year-old Lisa, who has been sending in queslions, riddles and jokes since she became interested in reading the column about one year ago, "1 really wanted to win encyclopedias," she said, "but never thought 1 would, as a lol of people in the United Slates scud in questions." Lisa, who celebrated her birthday on Fob. 8, is a i grade sludcnl at Ahram Lansing School in Cohoes, where she is a member of the Great Books Club. Members, she explained, are required to read at least one book monthly and report on it.

Not surprisingly, reading and spelling are her best subjects. Lisa is also a member of the girl scout troop sponsored by St, Agnes' School, having joined the brownie's when she was seven. An avid sports a Lisa likes to walch all alhletic contests especially basketball. She had wondered for a long lime "just when they all got started." She plays a little tennis and swims, and last year started riding horseback. Two Groups Schedule Auditions Two area (heater groups will hold auditions in the near future for (heir spring productions.

The KPI Players will hold tryouts at 7:30 p.m. today through Wednesday at the 15th Street Playhouse in Troy for (heir forthcoming production of "A Funny Thing Happened on (he way to the Forum." No experience is necessary. The Schenectady Civic Players will hold auditions a( 7:30 p.m. March 5 and 7 at (he playhouse, 12 South Church Schenectady, for tJieir production of "Butterflies Are Free." According to director Irma Hamilton, parts are available in "Butterflies" for two young men, a young lady, and a middle-aged woman. Kiirlher information is available from (he respective theater groups.

Forks For Cannibals Fastidious cannibals on (he i i Islands once ate wilh forks. They believed (hat eating a flesh with the fingers would make them ill. Music is another interest of this bubbly girl. She dietl the flute for one year at school, anil recently started takini; private piano lessons. The youngest of three children of Mr.

anbd Mrs. Hobert Darwak of 76 Simmons Lisa has two brothers, Ronald 13, and Gregory, 12, both of whom a Cohoes Middle School. Another member of the family which holds a very special place in Lisa's heart is her threc-month-old liver and white cocker spaniel, which she personally cares for. Eat! Long-holding FASTEETH' Powder. Ktates the worry out of wearing dentures.

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