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THE REPUBLIC, COLUMBUS, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1972 PAGE TWO 1AAA TV in Review 1 -s 3O00 111 1 1 V-T VTC I -V I I wl Ml MS Cartridge Video Market and Cartridge Television said that even before the new firm By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Colum I iyottyy 1 trt -Lmt "I yV-A ursy At io ahi us I I L.li'1 V.V' jfir town? HMPf lATuiit y-L "Red Cartridge," described as being capable to play up to 112 minutes of tape. "The red cartridge's socially-designed, locked rewind sys bia Pictures Industries Inc. has announced steps to take advan was-formed, more than 100 companies and businesses approached them separately "to inquire about entering the cartridge rental business." An executive for the new tage of the potential market for cartridge video and closed- tem," said the announcement, "limits customers to only one circuit television to hote Notices for the Hopper column are invited before publication. Last-minute items may be from readers and may be submitted by calling The accepted until 8:30 a.m. the day of publication.

1 Republic at 372-7811, Extension 25 or 33, on the day showing for each rental fee. rooms. A division of the company Among the first movies available, the announcement Trans-World Communications added, are "The Bridge on the AIN -JlMOW The Allman reunion will be held Sunday at Gaiser Park in Serymour. Rain date is set for has signed an agreement to install its closed-circuit services River Kwai," "High jSMOWItt now All in nine Loews hotels seven in "Dr. Strangelove," "It Hap Musical selections from "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" will be presented by Miss Sandra Burch at 8 o'clock tonight and Friday at the Candlelight Homes banquet room.

Miss Burch is a candidate for aqua queen. July 16. Persons attending are asked to take a gift for the white pened One Nieht. "Guess New York City and others in nue, Seattle, 98121. a Columbus native, is recuperating from a serious illness, according to word received by his brother, Eldo Riley.

He has been released from Doctor's hospital and is recuperating at a convalescent home. Mail sent to his home address will reach him. Whos Coming- to Dinner, elephant sale. Miami Beach and Washington DC. Hamlet." "Stagecoach," "Di WEATHER FORECAST Scattered showers will occur across parts of the mid-Atlantic coast, southwest Texas, Wisconsin and along sections of the east Gulf coast region tonight.

Mostly fair vorce Italian Style" and "The The services, which involve company said "there is no limit to the kind of retail operation that will be serviced by these distributorships. They can range from home delivery services to retail outlets and shopping centers, to concessions in department stores and many other forms." Sears Roebuck, meanwhile, recently displayed in Los Angeles a videotape cartridge recording-playback unit that can be used at home. It records programs off the air on to a cartridge you can play back when you want to. It plays rented or bought material. And, Church of Jesus Christ of Saints will sponsor a ga installations in more than 5,000 Quiet Man." A statement from Columbia hotel rooms under the agree ment, are described as follows rage sale from 9:30 a.m.

until 2 p.m. Saturday at the Fordham residence, the first 2-story home on the road entering Mineral 71 S3 by Columbia: Thursday TV "Tele-Theatre, which transmits current movies into Springs addition off Road 7. Pro Valorie Harden, candidate for aqua queen, will hold a bake sale from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Friday in front of the Tempo store at Columbus center.

Proceeds will count as votes in the contest and for philanthropic projects sponsored by the Exchange club. individual rooms "for a fee Highlights ceeds will be used for the build ingfund. which is added to the guest's ADVENTURE THEATER -1 Born at Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kinney, 923 Union, girl, Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mize, Route 8, girl, today. Hospital Admittances Charles Whitis, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ellis Whitis, Route 2. Gregory Hill, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hill, Route 8. Boyce Stattenfield, 2, son of partly cloudy.

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3, 6 The head of a narcotics Minn St Paul cy New Orleans cy New York pc Orlando Phoeail Pitlatwrfh cy Portland. Me Portland. Ore Raleifh cy Richmond cy St. Louis Salt Lake City pc San Francisco cy Seattle cy Spokane cy Tampa Washington cy Wichita "which sends into Daily vacation Bible school ring is the target of federal with an attached camera and microphone, it enables you to make home movies, also on a the rooms "a sponsored film will begin Monday and continue agents in "Corridor 400." (Re designed to acquaint guests 77 10 70 (1 71 SI 7 (3 54 34 SS 71 73 II 71 96 peat) cartridge you can play back. JEAN SHEPHERD AMER ICA 7 p.m.

30 Sidewalk philos PHONE 372-3456 through Friday at the St. Louis Crossing Baptist church. Classes will be held each day from 9 until 11 a.m. All children are welcome to attend. Interested persons may call 587-5341, 587-5041 or The Rev.

Calvin R. Vass will be guest evangelist at 8 p.m. Sunday at the St. Louis Crossing Independent Methodist church on Road 800N in St. Louis Crossing.

All interested persons are invited to attend. with the attractions of the city in which they are staying." Various Events "Televention," which "close-circuits the various events of conventions opher Shepherd tells some tall tales on a fishing trip in Maine Mr. and Mrs. David Stattenfield, 1611 Crescent. Robert Billany, 10, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Billany, 3825 and stops at a rural county fair 587-5378. (Repeat) being held at the hotel." MY THREE SONS 7:30 As for its other step, Glen Riley of 2602 Fourth ave p.m. 8, 11 A little first-grader develops a severe crush on Dodie Dear Abby Ity Vhigail an liurrn Revival services are continuing at 7:30 each night at the Columbus Trinity Church of NOW SHOWING THRU SAT. NIGHTLY AT 7:00 A 8.50 MATINEE SAT.

AT 2 P.M. they risked everything for Columbia announced earlier, with Cartridge Television "a joint venture to distribute God, 915 Sixteenth street, the much to her displeasure. (Re peat) Love. Mrs. Brainard Cummins, Route 6.

Miss Phyllis Ellery, 1033 Cottage. Mrs. Charles Conover, Flat Rock. Mrs. Robert Greenlee, Edin rental videotape cartridges for former St.

Luke's A. E. JAZZ SET p.m. 30 The individual viewers throughout a no 'count church The Rev. Robert Simpson of Edinburg is guest preach the world." tr, -i Keno Duke quintet is featured in the debut of this new series hound! Plans for the new firm, which introduces a host of un er.

I he Kev. Bulen wooton is pastor of the church. discovered jazz musicians. Cartridge Rental Network, called for the establishment of 51 area distributorships in the continental United States, and HOLLYWOOD THEATER 8 American Red Cross blood- p.m. 30 Eli wallach and Anne mobile will be at Lincoln center from 10 a.m.

until 4 p.m. Tues burg. Mrs. Frank Andrews, Franklin. Mrs.

Panteleon Ortiz, 568 Collier. Miss Judy Guthrie, Hope Donald Greathouse, Route 6. William Holley, Route 4. Jackson star as employes of a company offering typing serv for movies and "other special programs" to be the initial basis of their rental libraries. ices in "Typists.

(Repeat) day for all persons in the community who would like to give blood. Dr. Marvin Hawes and Dr. Carroll James will be in nt I jyy--- 1 At the start, said Columbia DEAR ABBY: That woman who signed herself "CHEATED" because she had small bosoms doesn't know when she's well off. I was a size 42 at the age of 13, and it was agony.

The boys stared at me and some of them even made indecent remarks. I had a hard time getting clothes to fit me. I could never wear sweaters or knits. And bathing suits were out of the question! I always pretended I hated the water. To make matters worse, I was barely five feet tall so you can imagine how conspicuous I was.

My bra straps used to cut into my shoulders until I could hardly stand and I even became stoop-shouldered from all the weight I was carrying up there. I cried myself to sleep many a night. At age 33 I solved my problem with surgery, and now I feel like a woman instead of a freak. My only regret is that I didn't do it sooner. CHEATED WITH TOO MUCH 3:30 p.m.

8 Istanbul. -8 p.m. 8, 11 Night Must Fall. 10:30 p.m. 11 and 11:30 p.m.

8 t'JinCKITHJOOCTIGa' and Cartridge Television, programming would be contained in a unit called the Cartrivision charge. Murder Most Foul. Simmie Day, Vernon Harry Chambers, 1901 Taylor. Herschel Joy. 100 S.

Weh-meier. Hospital Dismissals Cynthia Hubbard, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbard, 417 Chess Match May Pearl street, is in Room 248 at Bartholomew county hospital. It was incorrectly stated pre Be Played Sunday viously that she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Teddy REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) The president of the World tonight (4 p.m. EDT). Euwe said a new meeting, CITY CHAPLAIN The Rev. Calvin Brandenburg, pastor of the Wertz United Methodist church, attended his first Columbus city council meeting Monday night, as the new city chaplain. The post rotates with the person holding the position of vice-president of the Bartholomew County Ministerial association.

Chess Federation (FIDE) said Loyal Partners class of the OPEN 7:30 SHOW AT DUSK NOW THRU FRIDAY THREE ADULT SHOWS AT 8:20 also involving Fischer's advisers, will be held today. today the much-postponed match between Bobby Fischer Ogilville Church of Christ will meet at 7 D.m. Saturday in the and Boris Spassky may finally church basement. Hostesses will be Mr. and Mrs.

Howard DEAR ABBY: Some lady wrote that her problem was the feeling of insecurity and inferiority because she was flat-chested and her husband couldn't keep his eyes off women with big breasts. You suggested she see a doctor about having hers enlarged. You should have told her to end her husband to a doctor to have his head shrunk! Men who go overboard for big bosoms are just little boys who are still looking for Mamma. WASHINGTON STAR READER ttflWS nWBOUIHlTNM Trent Miller, North Vernon. Billy Spicer, Route 3.

Mrs. Iva Barnsfather, 338 N. Mapleton. Arnold Brunton, 3446 Washington. Mrs.

Larry Burbrink, Route 3. Mrs. Daisy Carraco, 2331 Ohio. Mrs. Mary Davis, Morgan-town.

Eric Eddelman, Route 5. Mrs. Billy Lambrecht and son, Clifford. Mrs. Van Moss and son, Hope.

Mrs. James Muir, Route 3. Mrs. Morris Nolting, Route 8. Mrs.

Richard Roseberry, North Vernon. Edward Rouse, North Vernon. James Schreiner, Edinburg. Mrs. Jack Spinks, Route 8.

Grady Stuckey, Route 7. Charles Totten, North Vernon. He said he felt the Soviet demand for a penalty for the American challenger for showing up late for the start of the match "might be settled later" at the FIDE congress in Skopje, Yugoslavia. But Schmid said the Soviet get under way Sunday. Dr.

Max Euwe, president of FIDE, said "The match will start on Sunday or at the latest Tuesday." He said he felt the major outstanding differences had been settled at a meeting W5ij2jjjj Pre-Regis rat ion For Pupils Set demand that Fischer forfeit the first game and a crucial point in the battle for the world title -was still not completely between FIDE, the Icelandic organizers and Spassky's advisers early today. AT 10:15 NIGHTLY 1 But Lothar Schmid, the HUE referee for the match, wasn't so optimistic. "This is if DEAR ABBY: I thought maybe you would like to hear from one man who doesn't measure a woman's worth by the size of her brassiere. And I am sure there are plenty of other men who share my view. A man with whom I work told me that his wife had Just had one of her breasts removed.

He said, "I feel that now I have only half a woman." I told him with that kind of thinking he was only half a man. ONE MAN'S OPINION everything goes according to solved. One other point to be settled was Spassky's demand for a signed apology from Fischer. No such document has yet been presented to the Russian world champion but Euwe said he was satisfied that is would be plan, he said. Things can still go wrong." Fischer, a 29-year-old chess Early summer pre-registra-tion dastes have been set for high school students now to the Bartholomew County Consolidated school system.

James Powell, guidance director, announced today that new students may register for both Columbus North and Columbus East high schools between 8 a.m. and noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at Columbus North high school, 1400 Twenty-fifth street. Counselors will be available at the school to assist the new students. Another pre-registration session is planned for Aug.

17 and 18 at Columbus North high school. Mr. Powell suggests that the early registration Monday and Tuesday would be beneficial for the students with wider class selections and schedules available. New students are asked to take any records they may have available from previous schools. Persons may call Mr.

Powell at 372-8211. extension 281, for further information. I AT 11:40 genius trom Brooklyn, is challenging Spassky, a Russian, for the world championship Spassky now holds. The match originally was to have started I "PCI AH DUTY mm ssss Fischer presented an apology of sorts Wednesday when he broke his silence with a statement regretting the delay last Sunday but hiscner failed to show up in time, touching off a furor. Schmid said the draw of lots of the match.

Fischer said it was not Spassky's fault that the Both Legs Broken In Garage Accident Mrs. Edward Sanchez, Route 1. suffered two broken legs when she was struck by her husband's auto as he attempted to pull it into their garage on Road 325E late Wednesday night. Bartholomew county police reported that Mrs. Sanchez was holding the family dog while her husband pulled the auto into the garage.

Apparently, according to police, the auto struck the woman knocking her into a washing machine. Police said both legs were broken. She was reported in fair condition today at Bartholomew county hospital where she was taken by Operation Life emergency rescue ambulance. match had been delayed and said he "respected grandmaster Spassky as a player and man." to decide who is to play white in the first of the 24 games in the $250,000 match will be held DEAR ABBY: I have had silicone implants to make me "feel" more like a woman. One can LOOK more like a woman with a padded bra, which I wore for years.

I am glad you advised that wsnas who wis cuiuuuer-ing such an operation to talk it over with her husband instead of "surprising" him after the surgery. Some husbands are opposed to it. I don't know ,11 it's a universal policy, but my plastic surgeon positively refused to give me silicone implants without my husband's written consent. At first he refused to let me do it, but alter he spoke with my doctor and learned more about what was Involved, he agreed to let me do it. It's no picnic.

And it's expensive. Mine cost $1,400. But it was worth it. 38-24-33 MON. thruTHURS.

8:00 FRI SAT. SUN. BROWN COUNTY PLAYHOUSE 24th Summar Season NEVER TOO LATE by Sumner Arthur long A Broadway comtay hit directed by Joel Harvoy Opons Tonight Tickets now at tho Totom Port ATTENTION To ine finer details of the service insures you, the family, peace of mind. Ambulance, Police Car Collide on Man Road II vs 'mt Problems? Trait Abby. Far a pemeal reply, write to ABBY, BOX HTM, L.

CALIF. NMf aad eeciete a stamped, addressed ravelope. For Abby's booklet, "Hew to Have Uvtiy Woddl," seed II to Abby. Box WN, Los AafeWs, Cat MOM. Operation Life emergency rescue ambulance and a county police car collided on Marr road behind Columbus shopping center early today on Marr road behind Columbus shopping center HATHAWAY MYERS FUNERAL CHAPEL early today as the two were en 1 BROADWAY STARS OF "HAIR" "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR!" etc.

route to Bartholomew county hospital. Damage to both ve hicles was slight. Ph. 379-4419 1022 No St. Sgt.

Harold Lowry, driver of LIVE ON OUR STAGE! Itetita the ambulance, said today he attempted to change lanes and struck the left front of a county police car driven by Melvin Rich. Officer Rich was attempting to pass the ambulance to es mi iim inEmntTL DONUT Mill NcflRi PDI01 lfI3lBB i Central Ave. 1 cort it the remaining distance to the hospital. Damage in the 12:22 a.m. accident was estimated at $25 to the ambulance and $350 to the county police car.

A patient in the ambulance did not suffer any further injury in the mishap. UlL laasasiastul sal UmhmI ViMI "tBB. SAT-SIM. MM SrM-74MiM SIX MEN OUT OF HELL THESE ARE THE HBVEUQERS featuring Rill GARDNER on th BIO HAMMOND Fire Set During Break-In at School About i6 was stolen from a 1 Mi ffc. CINEMA II FRIDAY JULY 7th p.m.

ONE NITE ONLY soft drink machine in a break-in 41 mm at Parkside school, 1400 Park-side drive, according to a report FES AY SKOAL I Available After 8 A.M. SAP'S SPECIAL Pecan Brownies 6 each ti HOURS: cVcryday 6 A.M. to Midnight received by Columbus police Wednesday. Columbus police said the mon bH-jSE ey was taken from a vending machine near the office of the building. Two windows were broken REVENGERS AT 0:35 and a fire was set in a waste pa per basket, ponce said, total WLUAMHOLOEN ErVCST BTjRQrtfC WOOOYSTROOE SUSANHAYVMRD damage was estimated at $120..