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1 1 I i' Fond du Lac to Lose Station est Bets 7 a.m. Today Show (15) coverage, broadcasting from! many remote locations; throughout the Fox River Valley. The station's major market area covered 11 counties in east central Wisconsin and its signal was carried on cable systems in Marinette-Menominee and in Mauston. Lange said the station hadi enthusiastic response from its viewing audience from the, beginning but did not receive? the advertising support it had hoped for. Another factor in its closing, he said, was the cons-; truction of a state owned television station in Green Bay.

When that went on the air this fall, he said, KFIZ-TV lost a contract for broadcast of educational programming during the day. I FOND DU LAC, (AP) the only television station in Fond du Lac, will suspend broadcast operations with the close of programming Thursday, L. A. Lange fxequtive vice president of RK Communications announced Monday. RK Communications has owned the station since it began broadcasting Sept.

IB, 1968. At that time it wag affiliated with RadioStation KFIZ and the Fond du Lac Reporter. Lange said that when the NOVEMBER 29, 1972 rMsin Bart Starr, ex-Green Bay Packer quarterback, discusses his book "Perspective on Victory;" Newark, N.J,, Mayor Kenneth Gibson discussed his city's fiscal problems; and a panel discussion on Freedom of th Press. 6 p.m. Badger Football (21): The last game of the season against Minnesota is reviewed.

10 p.m. Masterpiece Theater (21): "Cousin Bette." Part Four. (Repeat) Cousin Bette's out to install herself in the old marshal's house, and demand her rightful place in the family's hierarchy as the wife of the head of the clan. 10:30 p.m. Johnny Carson (15): Guests include Lena Horne, Margaret Truman, Buddy Rich, and the Ace Trucking Company, Latest PAH Sate Journal.

U.S. Government figures show MAIL GOLD 100's fim.r-r If rai ra iowerm tar Orson Welles, seated, shares the spotlight with Mary Wickes, left, Lee Remick, Edward Andrews, and Don Knotts, right, in the new Hall of Fame production of the Broadway comedy, "The Man Who Came to Dinner," tonight at 7:30 p. m. on NBC-TV (Channel 15). Rod Bina to Direct 'Herod' at Church mi esi-seiii 6:30 p.m.

Special (15): "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day," (Repeat) Walt Disney's talented crew of animators brings A. A. Milne'i marvelous creation, Pooh Bear and his friends, to life in this delightful half-hour feature. The children will particularly enjoy the adventures encoun-tered by the timid bear on a very windy day and night. Sebastian Cabot narrates the show, which has a dandy musical score by Richard H.

and Robert B. Sherman. 7 p.m. Population Growth and the American Future (21): The President's Commission on Population Growth and the American Future is submitted here tonight in a filmed version of the written report, and the hour-long film makes it easy to digest the findings of the commission, some of which have already been rejected by President Nixon. Narrated by Hugh Downs, the film shows what the commission an extremely well-balanced group representing all sides of the spectrum feels we are faced, with If we continue to expand at our current rate, controversial subjects such as abortion are also analyzed.

Following the film there will be a one-hour discussion by commission members and others on what the report means and why the members are fearful it may be ignored. 7:30 p.m. Hallmark Hall of Fame (15): "The Man Who Came to Dinner." This updated version of the George S. Kaufman Moss Hart stage SViovies 11:30 a.m. Go West Young Lady (15): (1941) Glenn Ford, Penny Singleton, Ann Miller.

Adventures of a lovely girl in the wild west. Supposedly a satire on westerns, it never really conies across but the performers are pleasant. 7:30 p.m. The Heist (27): (1972) Chris George, Elizabeth Ashley, Howard Duff. A niadc-for-TV melodrama about an armored guard (Chris topher George) who cooperates ith a band of crooks when he thinks his little girl has been kidnapped.

Naturally, there was.no kidnapping and the guard is in trouble up to his badge. 10:30 p.m. Toward the Unknown (3): William Holden, Lloyd Nolan, Virginia Leith. Fairly interesting drama about the test jet-pilots and their personal involvements. Holden plays a nervous major whose past record makes him over-zealous in the performance of his duty.

Yes, longeryet milder PALI MAU GOLD 100's. Best-selling filter Warnings The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking is Dangerous to Your Health. radio station and the newspaper were sold recently by the parent firm, it became financially impractical to continue operating the television station. He said efforts were made to sell the station in the past several- months without success. Lange noted that KFIZ-TV was one of the few independent email market stations in the country.

In its more than four years of broadcasting on Channel 34, KFIZ-TV became known for its local high school sports SECTION 5, PAGE 15 mg. nicotiris. 14 mg. "lar" 21 mg. -nicotine, 1.4 mg.

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19, 40-Let's Make a Deal 1:00 3, 2, 7, 8, 12, 23-Guiding Light 15, 4, 5, 13E, 17-Days of Our Lives 27, 6, 9, 11, 13R, 19. 40 Newlywed Game man me comedy may overwhelm fans with Sheridan Whiteside's name-dropping verbiage at the outset, but it soon settles down to become an entertaining evening at the theater. Although heavily rewritten, the Kaufman-Hart wit Is still evident, and the playwrights' rapid-fire pace makes current TV fare seem sedentary. Orson Welles, rumbling away like a beached walrus, apewing Invective, darting bullet-like glances, Is a good Sheridan Whiteside, transformed here Into a television celebrity who takes over a Midwestern household after falling on a doorstep. Welles is backed by a fine cast: Don Knotts, Lee Remick, Marty Feldman, Edward Andrews, Joan Collins, Peter Haskell, and Mary Wickes.

Kaufman-Hart purists may object to some cuts and new jokes, but the property fits the small screen and the updating appears to be the best solution for the revival. 9 p.m. Special (15): "The All-Star Swing Festival." If your memory goes back to the swing era or if you're curious about it, tune in this all-star tribute to the music and music-makers of that time. Doc Severinsen hosts the gals which gets off to a good start with Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie tearing into "Lady Be, Good." Nostalgia runs high when Benny Goodman is joined by celebrated members of his original Goodman quartet Lionel Hampton, Gene Krupa, and Teddy Wilson for a go at "Avalon," "Moonglow," and "Ding Dong Daddy." Rounding out the roster of performers are Duke Ellington, Joe Williams, Dizzy Gillespie, Bobby Hackett, and others. 9 p.m.

Julie Andrews Ilour (27): Harry Belafonte is a strong vocal guest on the Julie Andrews' show tonight. Harry and Julie set the mood with songs like "Walking Happy," "Lazy Afternoon," and "Feelin Good." For breaks between the songs. Rich Little offers impressions ranging from Howard Coscll to James Mason. 10:30 p.m. Comedy News (27): A satirical 90-minute revue which takes topics in the news today and reports them in tongue-in-cheek fashion.

The zany commentators include Stan Freberg, Mort Sahl, Bob and Ray, Richard Pryor, Fannie Flagg, Andy Duncan, Marion Mercer, Kenneth Mars, and Anthony Holland. Stewart Debut HOLLYWOOD Jimmy Stewart makes his TV movie debut in "Hawkins- on Murder." in and "Eine Kleine Nacht-musik," K. 525. 7 p.m. Classics for the Connoisseur (WMFM).

8:33 p.m. FM Concert (WIIA-FM): Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1 in Op. 15; Hindcmith: "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd." 12 Midnight Earthwood Radio (WMFM): Recent Jazz recordings until 3 a.m. Other Programs 7 p.m.

Book Beat (WIIA-FM): Robert Cromie interviews Marilyn Durham, author of "The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing." Sports 7:30 p. m. Backs Basket-ball (WISM-FM): Milwaukee Bucks vs. Chicago Bulls at Milwaukee. 20 mg.WJ.4 mg.

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Mozelle Clark Sherman', director of the church's drama program, headed the workshop, and she was impressed with his ability to work in this idiom. "We asked him to sing one of the Magi roles and then decided to make further use of his exciting talents as a stage director," Mrs. Sherman said. He holds extensive training in the chant form used in this medieval nativity play, once being a student at Holy Name Seminary. The production will take place after the Christmas and New Year's rush, but still within the season.

They are open to the public, free of charge, and will be at the church on Jan. 6 at 7:30 p. and Jan. 7 at 10:45 a.m. A freewill offering will be taken.

Choral Concert to Be Sunday at Whitewater WHITEWATER Two UW-Whitewater choral organizations conducted by Prof. Robert Lee Jennings will perform in a public Christmas concert Sunday at 3 p. m. in the Recital Hall of the Center of the Arts. Treble Clef, made up of 60 women, and the Madrigalians, a group of 10 women and six men, will present music from the Medieval to the modern.

Elizabeth Palm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Palm, 4325 Upland Madison is a member of Treble Clef.

Don Liddicoat, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Liddicoat, 403 E. Dean sings with the Madrigalians. Patrick Comedy in Ft.

Atkinson FT.ATKIXSON "Everybody Loves Opal," a comedy by John Patrick, will be presented by the Ft. Atkinson Community Theater Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 8 p.m. in Luther Junior High SchooL Charles Foudray is directing the group's 24th production. Tickets will be available at the door. Open Rehearsal in Milwaukee MILWAUKEE The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra will have a Drop-In Rehearsal Saturday at 10 a.

m. at the Performing Arts Center. The public is invited to the rehearsal, in preparation for the orchestra's weekend concerts, will have John Ogdon as piano soloist in Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No. 3." Rod Bina, well known to Madison children for his Children's Theater productions of "Rumpelstiltstin" and "The Adventures of Br'er Rabbit," will direct "Herod," the Twelfth Night production at the First Baptist Church, 518 N. Franklin Ave.

The musical play was presented at Edgewood College a few years ago as a choral work with actors working in pantomime in front of the singers. In the new production, the 31 singers will do their own acting in a fully staged and costumed presentation. Bina, who has been a drama Instructor at Edgewood College, became involved with the Baptist Church venture through a class last year in a Pianists to Join Quartet Two faculty pianists Jeanette Ross and Ellen Bur-meister will join members of the Pro Arte Quartet in recital Sunday at 8 p. m. in Mills Concert Hall of the UW-Madison Humanities Building.

Members of the Pro Arte participating in this program will be Norman Paulu, violinist, and Richard Blum, violist. They also will be joined by Warren Downs, cellist with the Vilas Master Quartet. Miss Ross and Miss Burmeister often perform together as a piano duo. The program, which will be free and open to the public, will include Martinu's "Trio in Minor" for piano, violin, and cello, with Miss Ross, Downs, and Paulu; Beethoven's "Sonata in Minor," Op. 30, No.

with Paulu and Miss Burmeister; and Dohnanyi's "Serenade" 'Op. 10 for the string trio. This performance continues the Pro Arte's plan this year to play music outside the realm of the string quartet. Union to Show Ski Film Tonight "The World of Skiins." narrated by ski photographer John Jay, will be shown tonight at 8 p. m.

in the Wisconsin Union Theater. The 90-minute film includes shots of ski areas throughout the world including Sun Valley, Japan, the Canadian Bugaboos, and Mt. Snow's- Fountain Mountain. Tickets will be on sale at the door, and proceeds will help support Hoofers Ski Club projects this season. Of all brands, lowest.

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