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The Boston Globe Saturday, July 8, 1972 19 -y FLINTSTONES Bt Hanna-Barbera Ed Power's detom to soap opera you haven't lost I Birr nivN CAN'T STEVE ROPER MIKE NOMAD ITT' i ii i SLvnji i ii i is ZB' ACK LOOKS months, but before it was over, I heard about the fledgling 'Love Is A Many Splendored made the cast of that, too, as Spencer Garrison, the am- bitious state senator, and I've been with it ever since. The serial, seen weekdays at 1 on CBS (Ch. 7), is now 4 years old, and I celebrated my fourth anniversary with it in June." Power, who will be 36 in September, has remained single since his divorce, "though I have a girl friend who is not exactly my fiancee," and he maintains an apartment in the upper West Side. His four children, who live with their remarried mother in Dover, N.H., are Mark, 15; Beth, 13; Chris, 11; and Greg, 10. Ed gets back to these parts only occasionally these days, to visit his children, his mother in Concord, N.H., or his uncle and aunt, Dr.

and Mrs. Lew Rosenfield, in Boston's Prudential Center, who maintain a dentistry office in Maiden. motel books for living expenses." His intention to become a teacher in the humanities was sidetracked by a stint in the armed services, where he served as a special assistant in the anti-ballistic missiles division in Colorado Springs, going in as a first lieutenant and coming out as a captain. By then he had been divorced from his wife, had seen other aspects of life, and decided that an $8500 salary for an assistant professorship was "just not enough to live on." "I drove my car from Colorado to New York, sold it there, and got a job bartending in the upper East Side. Then I started banging on doors, to see if I could do something in TV.

"When I heard a local panel show was starting on Ch. Ill applied for the job as emcee, got it after a series of auditions, and within a few months we were on the air. It was called 'Guess My and brought together astrology buffs and celebrities. "It lasted only for six "By then we were living in Hampton, N.H., so I en-tered the University of New Hampshire. I had a tuition scholarship but had to work my way through school in the construction business, working mainly in a Hampton apartment project and later as a motel assistant.

"It was a tough regimen a full 40-hour week at the job while assimilating my studies at Durham with sufficient aptitude to earn my BA and MA there in English literature. "Another reason I needed money: I met and married a local girl during my freshman year and by the time I was a senior we had four children. That kept my nose to the grindstone. "I used to work nights from midnight to 8 a.m., keeping books at a nearby motel, then go right from there to school. Then, when I wanted to further my education, aiming for a PhD in philosophy, I switched to Emory University in Atlanta, where Iobtaineda three-year scholarship, again keeping By Percy Shain Globe Staff It was a strange detour on life's path indeed for handsome Ed Power, who started out to be a priest and indeed attended a Brookline monastery for 18 months and wound up as an actor in a soap opera instead.

Nothing could have been further from his mind than playing make-believe when young Ed had to cope with the realities of a strict Catholic home in his boyhood. Life was very grim and earnest in those days. Tve worked hard as long as I can remember, he recalled. "I was born in Medford, and after my father's death we moved to Winchester when I was 2. As the second youngest of a family of six, I was expected to carry my share of the load.

I had a paper route and did all the chores that were usual for a boy of tender years. "It was in high school that my thoughts turned to the priesthood. My upbringing was strongly religious and I attended Ma-tignon High in Cambridge, where I played football as an end for two years. "After graduation I entered the Carmelite Monastery Cambridge and spent a year and a half there before realizing that my personality was not suited to the cloth. Even then, I guess, I was something of an exhibitionist arid yearned for a more cqtorful calling.

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Reds, 2 (4); highlights of Fischer-Spassky chess tournament on "Wide World of Sports," 5 (5). SPECIAL. Walter Cronkite tells children of the process by which our presidential candidates are chosen on "What's a Convention All About?" 12:30 (7). SUMMER MOVIE. James Mason, Maximilian Schell in "The Deadly Affair," an intelligence agent quits the service and continues to investigate a suspected murder.

8 (5). NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TELETHON. Some 150 show business personalities plus politicians participate in an 18H" hour show aimed at paying off the party's $9.3 million debt. 10 (5). MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE.

Phelps impersonates a blinded FBI agent in an attempt to trap gangsters. Repeat. 10 (7). TELEVISION RADIO Steve The Smith Family it in qCftVC n-tW UP TO Tninbleweedt is Apartment 3-G fp cs i- ir 3 WU nnrr Roprr is in ike Sunday Clobe the Sunday Globe ME VROPPEX? OU TV NATEUHK CNQT HTO OCSR in the Sunday Clobe it in the Sunday Globe ITT POU'T UNPERSTANP WOMEN' SHOULPN'T THAT MAKE YOU ECSTATlCALLy HAPP? IW Cl H1 SATURDAY MORNING THE SMITH FAMILY WEN NFTER mS VAOSPVTKL NVK? Summer Semester Agriculture USA Man In Space 6 Farmer's Corner 7 News, weather, sports 4 Rocky His Friends 5 Jonny Quest 6 Flipper 7 Bugs Bunny 1 0 Tennessee Tuxedo 4 Captain Fathom 5- Leave It to Beaver 6 Felix the Cat A 7 Scooby Doo Bv Saunders Overgard By Mr. Mrs.

George Smith By Tom K. Ryan By Alex Kotzky LET'S PlAY THIS ALL" BACK FROM THE BESINNINS: By Frank Bainski Bv R. Mevers oFWUbS AND I SATURDAY AFTERNOON riPEAKEP PEAKEP EARLY TUMBLE WE EDS THIS MONTH THE COVETED PLACK FEATHER GOES TO THE TRIBE'S 6AR0AGE COLLECTOR! THAT CAN O'THE THAT SWILL SLINGIN' SAGAMORE 0' PULVEROUS POLECAT, I NAME YOU 1NPAN OF THE MONTH 4 News, weather 5 Candlepin Bowling 6- 9 Jonny Quest 7- 1 2 Monkees 10-Mr. Wiiard 27-Roller Derby 38-Tales of Wells Fargo 56 Movie. Richard Bosehart, Gory Merrill in "Decision Before Dawn" (1952) 4- 10 Tennis.

Men's singles chcmpionship final, from Wimbledon. Jim Simpson, Bud Collins, commentators 6- 9 Lancelot Link 7- 12 Special. "What's a Convention All About?" Walter Cronkite, at Democratic National Convention headquarters in Miami, explains the process by which our country chooses presidential candidates 38-Krafts With Katy 5 Junior Bowling ta9tfl.r WHAT" HE'tL BE i-J If'f HAPPENEP COMING BACK SATURDAY EVENING 10 Underdog 12 Tom and Jerry 4 10 Dr. Dolittle 5 Pixanne 6 Will the Real Jerry lewis Please Sit Down? 7 Major Mudd 1 2 Bugs Bunny 4- 1 Deputy Dawg 5- 6-9 Road Runner 12 Scooby Doo In the News 4 Earth Lab. Rex Trailer 5- 6-9 Funky Phantom 7-1 2 Harlem Globetrotters 10-Woody Woodpecker 6-9 American Bandstand.

I i- max Group, Danyel Gerard 7-1 2 Children's Film Festival. "For Boys Only Is for Girls, Too," a girl is determined to show she con play soccer as well os any bey (Russian film) (R) 38 Wrestling Matches 1:30 5 Young Reporters. "Sickle Cell Anemia" 27 Bay State Bowling 4 1 0 Major League Baseball 5 Movie. Charlton Heston, Jane Wyman in "Lucy Gallant" (1955) 6 Mothers-in-law 7 Movie. Natalie Wood, Karl Maiden, Efrem Zimbalist Jr.

in "Bombers B-25" (1957) 9 Movie. Paul Muni, Brian Aherne, Bette Davis in "Juarez" (1949) .12 Movie. Henry Fonda, Anne Baxte', Michael Parks in "Stranger on the Run" (1968) 1 2-Bracken's World 33 Bruins Highlights 44-Hollywood TV Theater. "The typists" Young People's Film Festival 4 Sixteen '72. Lovell Dyett 10 To Tell the Truth 38 Hogan's Heroes -8 00-4-10 Emergency.

The paramedics ond Rampart's emergency team deal with a plane the near deoth of a boy and a heart attack victim 5-6-9 Movie. James Mason, Si-mone Signoref, Maximillion Scheil in "Deadly Affair" (1967) 7-12 All In the Family. Archie ond cousin Maude go at it again at the wedding of Maude' daughter (R) 27 Secret Agent 38 Movie. Betty Grable, Robert Young in "Sweet Rosie O'Grady" (1943) 44 Evening at Pops, lerey An-aersont'R) 56-Movie. Simone Simon, Kent Smith in "Cot People' (1942), Beia Lugosi, Boris Karloff in "Body Sna'cher" (1945), horror twin bill -8 30-2 An American Vision (R) 7-12 Mary Tyler Moore Show.

When Murray moonlights in oraer to buy his wife an expensive on-niversory gift, his diligence gets Claudio Abbado conduct. WCRB AM-FM. 3 p.m. Off THE PATHS TO HIGHER Baba Ramdas discwtw the Eastern approach to Parma, the work are tup-posed to do tn our 11etlme. WBUR-FM 7 p.m.

DEMOCRATIC PRE PRIMARY COV- fej'UT HE'S SOINS In the News 5-6-9 Jackson Five 7-12 Help! It' the Hair Bear Bunch 10 Pink Panther 7-12 In the News 4- 10-Jetsons 5- 6-9 Bewitched 7-1 2 Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm 56 Soul Train In the News 0 Barrier Reef 5-6-9-lidsville 7-12-Arehi'TV Funnie 38 Movie. Cesar Romero, Kay Kendall in "Shadow Man" (1 953) 56 Movie. Dana Andrews, Rhonda Fleming, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. in "The Crowded Sky" (1 960) Saturday Matinee 27 Woolner Brother Buck Owens 6 Roller Derby 27-Thot Good Old Nashville Music 38 Wagon Train. Ed Begley, Clu Gulager.

A boy spots two outlaws committing a holdup Sesame Street (R) 5 Water World. Lloyd Bridges visits the landing site of Columbus on San Salvador 7- Untamed World 1 2 Run for Your life 27 Bill Anderson 56 Outer Limit him in trouble both ot the office ond ot home (R) 4- 10 Movie. John Forsythe, Korin Dor, Frederick Stafford in "Topaz" (1969) 7-1 2 Dick Van Dyke Show. After four year' absence, Mike' ex-husband turns up ond tries to rekindle the lame (R) 27 Boxing. George Foreman vs.

Ted ul lick, 10 rounds, eights 44 Forsyte Sago If.) -9 30-2 David Susskind. 1 'Everything You've Always Wanted to Know About Gambling from Five Compulsive Gamblers." 2. "Dr. Lee Salk, Pediatric Psychologist" 7-12 Arnie. Arnie tries to secure the services of former Army buddy Milton Berle(R) 38 Stand Up and Cheer.

Robert Morse 5- 6 Democratic Nationol Telethon. Star-s'udded 18'2-hour fund-raising extravaganza originating from Los Angees and Miami 7-12 Mission Impossible. Jim undergoes an eye ope-ation in order to pose convinc.r.giy cs blinded FBI agent (R) 9 Special. "Run Sunward," socrf cf offshore power boot rocin; 27-Roller Derby erate. Indepth special.

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WBUR-FM 11 P.m, BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA from Tang lewood. Bruno Maderna conduct Gabriels Maderna: La 4- 10 Take a Giant Step. "Gatherings Migrations," Rob Gif -ford, Lynn Bertrams, Philip Hut-chins, David Steinberg, guest 5- 6-9 Curiosity Shop 7-1 2 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 38 Captain Scarlet "56 Wrestling Matches In the News 7-1 2-Josie and the Pussycat 38 Sea Hunt In the New I 5 Sport Challenge. N.Y. Yankee Greats vs.

Hall-of-Famer 6 Get Smart 7Movie. Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O'Sullivan in "Tarzan and His Mate" (1935) 9 Water World 10 1 love lucy 27 Racing From Suffolk Down Misterogers (R) 4 Auto Racing. Pocono 500 0.7.9Wide World of Sports. US Men's track and field trials, Eugene, World Chess Championship 10 Tenni Women' singles ond n's doubles championships, from Wimbledon 12 Wrestling Matches 38 Munsters 56 Star Trek Electric Company (R) 27-Gomer Pyle, USMC 38 Girl From U.N.Cl.E. 38 Movie.

Paul Kelly, Anne Gwynne in "Glass Alibi" (1 946) 44 Film Odyssey. "Lo Oivido-des" One-on-On News, weather 9-ABC News 56-Movie. Basil a Nigel Bruce in "Woman in Green" (1945) 2 Janaki. "Neck Flex" 9 Movie. Edward G.

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I and No. 8, The Unanswered QueUon and Over the Pavements; Motart: Symphony No. 41. "Jupiter." WGBH-FM, WCRB AM-FM. 8:30 P.m.

BASEBALL. Red Sox at California Angel. WHDH, 10.55 p.m. 7-8 APARTMEN 3-G LLM PLAIN JANE TJFAR MlLkMANi 1 WAMT TWO QUARTS oF tAltVC HHH XX A HALF PINT OF HEAVY CONTAINER OF Doin' It. "Poetry of Our Lives," dramatic retelling of biack history through black poetry 7-10-12 News, weather 27 Petticoat Junction 44 Speaking Freely 56 The Avengers Our Street 4-5 News, weather 6 Rollin' On the River 7- 12-CBS News 9- Gilligan's Island 10- NBC News 27 Movie.

Laurel and Hardy in "Be Big," end "Beau Hunks," Charlie Chaplin in "A Night ot the Show" 38 Sports Action Profile. Chicago White Sox Mgr. Chuck Tanner Press 4 Norman Corwin Presents. Lloyd in "Jefferson's Crush," story of Thomas Jefferson's romance with a French woman(R) 5- Nationol Geographic Society. "Holland Against the Seo," focusing on the 1953 fiood wh.ch prompted the De ta Project 6 56-Hee Haw 7- Lawrence Welk.

"Songs Old, New, Borrowed and Blue" 9- let Me Tell You About a Song. Merle Hoggard 10- Death Valley Days AND LOTS TlliOn'M HILDA Broom Hilda kin the Sunday Clobe 1 1, W('gsiiSWfSt RADIO HIGHLIGHTS CANIATE DOMIKO. 'Eat tnd West" Compositions by BertnUn-kij. Offenbach and Britten. WTBS-TM, a.m.

AFTERNOON AT THE OPERA. Gloaechino Rossini: La Ceneren-tola, starring, Tereia Berianza, Luict Alva, Renata Capecchl. a i rt r- ii I- i id iij.