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UOWF5NWER SIT ON TREE LIMPS DWIN0 6NOU1- 'STORM FIERCE VULTURE 5ITT1N60N USTSN--YOU HAVEN'T ME TEN. ONCE YOU CONFUSED HE'S A HOW ABOUT 1 LOANINO ME TBN DOLLARS UNTIU PAYDAY? THE HISTORY OF CAMP SWAMPV Chapter 1. It was a day when I arrived, to -take over the miserable little camp with its motley Collection of miserable tnisfits. KNOW VO'RE INTHAR.SNUFFy.'! COME OUT WIF VORE HflNDS UP AHD SKI ALL YOU LIKE. WE'RC ALU ONE HAPPY FAMILY HERE.

LOTS OP COLLEGE KIPS ON THEffTAFF. 019 HE' WAS THE TERROR OF JUNGLE? WANT 1 CATS FISH Iff WfffffS All AMMAiS I WE 1 SHOULDN'T BE LISTENING-PANDORA'S OLD ENOUGH TO HANDLE HER OWN ROMANTIC AFFAIRS, WITHOUT ME MUSCLING OUTSIPE TIFFANY'S WINPOW AT THEHUNTINSLOPGEHOTEL, WHO AM I TRYING TO FOOL? SHB'S JUST A KID- SHE'S FALLEN FOB THE FIRST MAN TO TAKE ANY NOTICE OF HER-AND SHE'S COINS TO GET GOOD AND OH, IT'S SO WONDERFUL-NOTHING LIKE THIS HAS EVER HAPPBNEP TO ME aecnoe I MY SWEET LITTLE MY steeeo- TV And Radio Highlights FRIDAY NIGHT Radio Wllllnmi Show, WACF-FM. 8:05 Recording Session, WACI- FM. Doremus Show, WACI- FM. TV Fllntstones, 13.

Are Free, Special, 4, 23. Brnrty Hunch, 13. Wildlife Special, 17. Nanny, 13. Pnrtrldgc Fnmlly, 13.

Andy Griffith, 4, 23. Name of the Game, 17. Bridge on the River Kwnl," 4, 23. That Girl. 13, American Style, 13.

Jones. 13. It Takes A Thief, 17. "Wlndom's Way," 13. Johnny Carson, 17.

"Never on Sunday," 17. "The Far Country," 4, 23. Cavett, 13. SATURDAY MOHNING News, WACI-FM Jackson Show, WACI-FM 9:06 Sherwln Williams Show, WACI-FM. Show, 13.

Bugs Runner, Reluctant Toad, 13. Heckle and Jecklf, 6, 17. Woody Woodpecker, 6, 17. Motor Mouse, 13. 4, 23.

Tomfoolery, 6, 17. Lancelot Chimp, 13. Bugalooi, 6, 17. 4, 23. Joslc and the Pussycats, 4, 23.

Jerry Lewis, 13. 4, 23. Pink Punthers, 6, 17. Doubledeckers, 13. H.

R. Pufnstuf, 17. Hot Wheels, 13. Archie, 4, 23. Hawks, 13.

Grump, 6, 17. Boys, 13. Basketball, Loyola (Illinois) vs. University of Detroit, 17, Mr. Mustache, 4, 23.

Bandstand, 13. SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Metromedia News, WACI- FM. News, WACI-FM. Dlerdorff, WACI-FM. 13.

Dastardly and Muttley, 4, 23. 4, 23. Bowl, 17. 4, 23. Big 10 Basketball, Michigan vs.

Wisconsin, 13. Sklppy, 4, 23. Bowlers Tour, 13. Outdoor Newsreel, 4, 23. BASKETBALL Sat.

3P.M. Univ. Of Illinois Vs. Mich. State TV Valley College Council, 7:00 Today, 8, 17: Hugh Downi.

Good Morning, 13. Kangaroo, 4, 23. Sesame Street, 13. Shore, 4, 23. Comedy Clubhouse, 13.

Movie Game, 13. Concentration, 6, 17. Hillbillies, 4, 23. Of Century, 6, 17. All My Children, 13.

Family Affair, 4. 23. Hollywood Uquarei, 17. That Girl. 13.

Bewitched, 13. Jeopardy, 6, 17. Who, What or Where, 6, 17. Worlds Apart, 13. MONDAY AFTERNOON Radio 12:00 News, Farm Markets, WACI-FM.

12:30 Sherwrn Show, WACI-FM. Roy Leonard Show, WON. Store, WACf-FM. 4:00 Eddie Hubbard Show, WGN. 4:05 Newman Show, Music, WACI-FM.

5:20 Newman on Sports, WACI- FM. TV Court, 4, 23. Gourmet, 6, 17. A Music, 17. Let's Make A Deal 13.

Game, 13. Game, 13. 2:30 Bright Promise, 6,17. One Life to Live, 13. Shadows, 13.

I Love Lucy, 17. Corner Pyle, 4, 23. 3:30 Gllllgan's Island, 13. Sesame Street, 17. Movie, "The Gay Sisters," 23.

Trek, 13. Froit, Variety; 6, 17. News, Harry Reasoner, 13. Brlnkley, news; 6, 17. news.

CBS News, 23: Walter Cronklte. MONDAY NIGHT Radio 6:05 Sherwln Williams Show, WACI-FM. 8:05 Recording Session, WACI- FM. 9:05 John Doremus Show, Music, WACI-FM. TV 13.

Skeleton, 6, 17. Gunsmoke, 4, 23. Jacques Coustcuu, 13. 17. 7:30 Silent Force, 13.

Here's Lucy, 4, 23. "Fathom," 13. Mayberry RFD, 4, 23. Movie, "Conspiracy To Kill," 17. Day, 4, 23.

Burnett, 4, 23. Griffin, 4, 23. Johnny Carson, 17. Dick Cavett, 13. Theater, "Portrait of an Unknown Man," 13.

Saldt She 13. Ex-Dorsey Band Member Dies MONTCLAIR, N.J. (AP) Fred "Fuzzy" Farrar, 77, who lad played trumpet with the Dorsey brothers and Russ Morgan, died Wednesday. He taught music in high school briefly after his retirement 10 years ago. Basketball, Illlnl vs, Michigan, 4, 23.

Bowl, 13. 4:30 Insight, 17. 5:00 Wild Kingdom, 17. Medical Center, 4, 23. SATURDAY NIGHT 6:00 Metromedia News.

WACI- FM. 8:06 Recording Session, WACI- FM. 9:06 John Doremus Show, WACI- FM. Weather, 17. Green Acres.

4, 23. Impossible, 23. Andy Williams, 17. Let's Make A Deal, 13. Game, 13.

Three Sons, 4, 23. Lawrence Welk, 13. Adam-12, 17. 8:00 Arnle, 23. Movie.

"Namu the Whale Killer," 17 8:30 Mary Tyler Moore, 4, 23. Most Deadly Game, 13. 23. Ian Tyson, 13. 10 Hillbillies, 4, 23, "Botany Bay," 4, 23.

Movie, "The Fighting 69th," 13. Felony Squad, 17. Show, 17. News, 13, Zone, 13. SUNDAY MORNING WACI-FM.

Dlerdorff Show, WACI- FM -iv- 7:00 Christophers, 6, 17. 7:30 This Vhe Life, 8, 17. Across The Fence. 4, 23. For Shut-Ins, 13.

Revival Fires, 17; religion. Tom and Jerry, 23 M3: cartoons Sermon, 13. Humbard. 17. Penelope Pltstop, 23.

Oral Roberts. 13. Unto My Feet, 4, 2J. Jonny Quest, 13. Of Truth, 6, 17.

Cattanooga Cats, 13. Look Up and Live, 4, 23. "Bagdad," 17. Bullwlnkle, 13. Camera Three, 4, 23.

13. Face the Nation, 4, 23. 13, TBA, 4, 23. The Press, 17. SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 News, WACI- Ft Dlerdorff, WACI-FM.

Newman Show. WACI- TV "Cattle Drive," 17. Issues and Answers, 13. Open House, 4, 23. 4, 23.

Basketball, 13. American Football Classic. 4 23 Basketball, Notre Dame vs. Air Force, 17. Sportsman, I J.

Tournament, 4, U. Special, 17. Derby, 13. Bunny, 13. FM UK a i SUNDAY NIGHT 6:00 Metromedia News, WACI 6:06 Al Newman, WACI-FM.

Recording Session, WACM Doremus, WAU-l-M. 17. TBA, 13. Lassie, 4, 23. of Disney, 17.

Hogan's Heroes, 4, 23. 7:00 FBI, 13. Super Comedy Bowl, 4, 23. Cosby, 17. "In Like Mint Bonanza, 17.

Glen Campbell, 23. Gleason, 4 Bold Ones, 17. News, Weatner 13. 23. u.

17 "Coin' To Town, Movie, "Alaska Seas," 4, 23. "Stop Tram .149, Show, 17. 12 Said! She 13. MONDAY MORNING Radio 5:30 Milking Time, WGN. News, FM 6-00 Henry Cooke, WMAQ; mu sic, news, (ime, temperature.

Wally Phillips, WGN; newi and records. Pat Sheridan, WMAQ; records. Jackson Show, Music WACI-FM. News, WACI-FM. Newman Show, Music WACI-FM.

Mahoney Party Line WACI-FM. Freeport (III.) Journal-Standard Jan. 8, 1971 Pg. 11 Representative Blames Senate For 'Chaos 1 WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Edward J.

Dcrwinski, blaming the Senate for "most of the chaos which characterized stigmatized the 91st congress," said Thursday he will propose a constitutional amendment to cut Senate terms to four years. The present six-year term, Derwinski said, "largely insulates a senator against immediate public "Right now, a senator has what amounts to a four-year lioliday during which too many of them become smitten by illusions of grandeur," Derwinski said. "Then in the last two years of lis term, a senator concentrates on adjusting his views a little closer to his constituents. Once re-elected, he again becomes a Washington performer, confident he can operate as he pleases for at least four years of his term." Derwinski admitted, however, there is little hope for passage of his proposal. Congressmen serve two-year erms.

Two Sportsmen Die On Jake-Off Of Light Plane SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. (AP) Two American sportsmen died because the canoe ashed to their light plane caused it to crash on take-off in gusty weather, a coroner's jury ruled Thursday. The bodies of Sherwood Johnson, 54, of Remus, and Jon Jones, 26, of Woodridge, 111., were recovered May 30 from Reflection Lake, 50 miles northeast of Sault Ste. Marie.

A letter from the federal Department of Transport, read to the inquest said the 43-pound aluminum canoe was an unapproved load on their 130-horse power, single-engine Piper Super Cub. By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP) A comedy-variety special these days in needs more than the mere pre-emption of a couple of situation comedies. There are, after all, comedy-variety hours the regular schedules six nights a week. 'Changing Scene" on ABC Thursday night, was just another forgettable hour of lively dancing and pleasant music, ngelbcrt Humperdinck sang romantic songs one mildly startling rock i Barbara Eden, still dressed as if she just popped out of her genie bottle, was there for couple of numbers. There were hordes of young, writhing dancers and singers.

And, alas, there was the com- Court Rules In Favor Of West Pointer's Discharge NEW YORK (AP) West Point senior Cary E. Donham of New Baden, 111., who has been denied an honorable discharge from the U.S Academy as a conscientious objector, won a stay of active duty Wednesday on technical grounds. The Circuit Court of Appeals, reversing a Sept. 3 decision by a district judge, held that Donham, first cadet at the United States Military to apply for such a discharge, was not given processing that complied with Army regula- ions. The appeals court stayed ac- ive military duty orders for Donham, "pending further proceeding by the Army." The three-judge panel found Army omitted requiring a recommendation on the case 'rom the cadet's company com- mander, and upheld the claim of Donham's lawyers that an army officer who heard the case was not familiar enough with conscientious objector policies.

Donham resigned from the Academy last fall. Should he lose his case, he faces a three- year hitch as an enlisted man. The Army had said Donham did not seek to drop out of the Academy until his third year was ending and found his claim as a conscientious objector lacked "depth of sincerity." The appeals court indicated agreement that the Army's refusal of a discharge had a basis in Donham's late claim. But the court called for a new hearing officer, new proceedings and inclusion of a recommendation from Donham's unit commander. SHOWING I FREEPORT MATINEE SUN.2 P.M, "AN IMMENSELY ROMANTIC MOVIE WITH STYLE AND CRITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Virgin And The is satisfying because it realizes itS goals!" -Vinctnt Cindy, NX Timis "A BEAUTIFUL AND ENGROSSING FILM. NOTHING SHORT OF MASTERLY. PURE PLEASURE. Fascinating story of the sensitive and sensual Yvette. Joanna Shimkus has brought her to vivid and memorable life in a performance that reveals her remarkable talent.

She blends the rebelliousness and romanticism of girlhood with the conviction and imagination of young womanhood." cmt. N.W ror "A finely made film. All the details delight-the finely etched portrait of the quiet renegade girl, played with erotic daydreams in her eyes by Joanna Shimkus; Franco Nero's snake-eyed gypsy, all purpose and passion." "No story-and no film-better reveals Lawrence's moral absolutism than 'The Virgin and the Gypsy'. Between its boundaries is sown the seed of the Lawrentian canon -the familial conventions, the social hypocrisies, the annealing force of sex. An exemplary D.

H. THE VIRGIN AND THE GYPSY Cola Prints by MovieUb JJ. SAT. OPEN 6:30 START 7 P.M. AT 7:25 A 9:20 SUN.

IVI. OPEN 6:30 START 7P.M. "VIRGIN" 7:25 BOX OFFICE OPEN'Til 8:30 FEATURE REPEATED IN PART Comedy-Variety Program 'Another Forgettable Hour 1 Modest Thaw Expected To Last One Day By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A southerly breeze blew away last lingering subzero cold oday and the Weather Service brecast a January thaw for II- inois Saturday a modest one. Even the shrunken subzero area of northern Illinois was several degrees warmer this norning, with Moline report -10, compared with -17 Thursday, ilockford had 9 below and some outlying areas around Chicago reported zero. It was 3 above at hicago's airports.

The warming trend was expected to produce highs in the 14-20 range in the snowclad northern quarter of the state today, and up to the low 30s in the xtreme south all figures 5 to 10 degrees higher than Thursday. The Weather Service said a chance of a little snow may accompany further temperature rises Saturday. Savings Bond Redemptions Exceed Sales WASHINGTON (AP) Sav- ngs bond redemptions exceeded sales by $245 million last year the Treasury Department reported Thursday in noting a declining trend of redemptions by individuals savers. The department said sales series and bonds including freedom special issue withdrawn from sale last June totaled $4.82 million. Total redemptions in 1970 were just over $5 billion, reduc ing the net of redemptions over sales to $396 million.

That compared with a net of $724 million in 1969. Total series and bonds outstanding at the end of last year were $51.84 billion compared to $51.54 billion in 1969. December savings bonds sales were $394 million, the highest sale for that month in five years. xly. It started with weak Jokes about the name Engelbert Hum- i hardly legitimate ince it's not his real name but one he chose because it sounds 'unny.

But the blackouts and sight were the worst. Don Adams, for instance, introduced a fearless lion tamer, saying he would thrust his arm in the animal's mouth. There was an off- camera scream and Adams' ine was, "Let's hear it for Lefty!" There are times one wishes "Laugh-In" had not rediscovered cither the sight gag or the blackout. The funniest performer was a style yarn spinner named Jud he hinks that's a funny name, too rambled through some Down-East stories. It was a change, anyway, from the usual )own-South accents of yarn 5pinners.

Earlier to NBC, Flip Wilson, vith Bing Crosby as a guest, naintained his high standard of His show is really special. Funniest bit of that hour was Flip playing Geraldine, this ime an untouchable bunny in a Playboy club. If you have wondered where he sponsors went, it was thata- vay. But they'll be back, at east most will. Television's commercial breaks these days and nights are filled with an exceptionally large number of plugs for upcoming programs and with public service announcements about worthy causes ranging from Red Cross antilitter appeals.

Some obviously is caused by the disappearance of cigarette advertising, but not all. Some iponsors normally reduce or eliminate their ads at this time of the year, an effort to balance off heavy pre-Christmas adver- ising. In addition, networks are now willing to sell 30-second commercial spots where they once limited them to one minute. Actor Asks Court To Dissolve His Marriage LOS ANGELES (AP) Dennis Hopper, a star of the film 'Easy Rider," has asked Superior Court for a dissolution of his marriage to singer Holly Michelle Phillips. A petition filed Thursday said Hopper, 34, and Miss Phillips, 23, were married in Taos, N.M.

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HELD OVER STATE THEATRE DOWNTOWN Open 6:00 Features at 6:30 Sat. Open 4:00 Feature! 4:30 6:40 9:00 Open 2:00 Features 2:30 4:30 6:50 9:05 MI-SKI Mimtm IS THE MOST MOVING, MOST INTELLIGENT JHE MOST HUMANE OH, TO HELL WITH IT! IT'S THE BEST AMERICAN FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR! It comes as close to being an epic human comedy as Hollywood has ever made! Alan Arkin as Yossarian provides the film with its continuity and dominant style, Arkin is a deadly serious actor, he projects intelligence with such mono-maniacal intensity, he is both funny. and heroic at the same time. Nichols remains, as he was before, one of our finest directors." NC Ty. "IT'S ONE HELL OF A FILM! A COLD, SAVAGE AND CHILLING COMEDY! Firmly establishes Nichols 1 place in the front rank of American directors." BRUCE WIUIAMSON, PLAYBOY "Viewing Arkin is like watching Lew Alcindor sink baskets or Bobby Fischer play chess.

A virtuoso player entering his richest period! A triumphant performance!" -TIME MAGAZINE AMIHE NICHOLS FILM JUNMKiN Ptrtont 17 muit oc companicd by parent guardian. ORSON WRLES WMiM WlUllVHIttlllCIIIU.