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KOKOMOllnd.) TRIBUNE Saturday, Jwly 8, 1972 TELEVISION SCHEDULE Tonight in Television SATUIDAY DAYTIME Sitmmtr Stmtstcr 4:30 Kwna'Mp I) CeVHtry (U) Safety 0 S) (22) fcmiiwr StMtfter (21) AfriscofM 7-00 (33) ur. Dolittle 03) (21) Jerry Itwit 7:30 4) Lesions For Living 6) (33) Deputy Dawg 2 2 (13) (21) Road Runner 1:00 4)Jettons 6) Porky Pi 9 5) (It) (22) Globetrotters 9) Treetep House (13) (21) Funky Phantom (16) (33) Woody Woodpecker 4) Untamed World (11) Mister Rogers 13) (21) Jackson Five (22) Mar lunch (16) (33) Pink Panther 9:00 4) Tennessee Tuxedo 6) Uacle Uri 8) (IS) (18) (22) Pebbles 9) Movie (ll)Sesume Street (13) Bewitched (16)(33)Jetsons (32) Little Rascals (21) Chvckwaaon Theater 9:30 4) Movie 6) (16) (33) Barrier Reef 8) (15) (18) (22) Archie. (13)Lidiville 10:00 6) (16) (33) Giant Step 8)(lS)(18)(22)Sobrino (11) Mister Rogers (13) (21) Curiosity Shop (32) Movie 10:15 (9) Movie 10:30 (11) Sesame Street 11:00 6)(16)(33)MisterWixard 4) Focus 8) Summer Showtime (13)(21) Johnny Quest (15) (18) (22)Monkees 11:30 4) Summer of 72 (9) we Serve (11) Electric Company 6) (16) (33) Wimbleton Tennis Are There (13) (21) Lancelot link. 8) (15) (18) (22) (32) Crofts With Kaly 12:00 4) Citizens Forum (llHlectricCo. (13) American Bandstand 121) Showpiece Homes (32) Roller Derby (8)(IS) (22) (It) Children's Film 12:15 4) Hooiier Hinterland 12:30 4) Celebrity Bowling 9) Broken Arrow (11) How Do Children Crow? (21)Bullwinkle 1:00 (21)LeeTrevino 08) Ripple (8) Canadian Football 4) Roller Derby 6) (16) (33) Baseball 9) Movie (IS) Purdue Presents (11) Yoga (13) Clover Power 1:10 9) Cubs vs.

Reds Sox vs. Detroit 1:30 (11) Movie (22) Pocono 500 (13)(18) A.riscope (21) Zoo's Who (15) Wilburn 2:00 I 4) Country Music (13) Car and Track (21) Naked City (15) Anderson (18) (22) Movie 2:30 4) Movie (15) Wagon Train (13) World 600 Race (22) Tabernacke Choir 3:00 (11) 30 Minutes (21) Putt Putt Golf 3:30 (11) Woman's Place (8) Movie (13) Sports Challenge (21) Car and Track Today's top television shows as previewed and selected by Steven H. Scheuer and TV Key's staff of experts who watch screenings, attend rehearsals and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood. SPECIAL. "What's a Convention All About?" Here's an opportunity for your children to learn something about a political convention from a seasoned journalist who's been the anchorman for many a convention in his time.

His name is Walter Cronkite and he's joined by a number of reporters on his team for the upcoming Democratic National Convention in Miami. (11:30 am. Chs. 8, IS, 18 and 22). SPECIAL.

Wimbledon Tennis Championships. Live, via satellite, NBC will telecast events of the Wimbledon Open Tennis Championships from the All- England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon, England, at two separate times today. The first coverage at this hour will feature the men's singles championship final. (11:30 p.m. Chs.

6, 16 and 33). SPECIAL. Wimbledon Tennis Championships. Once again today, via satellite from Wimbledon, England, live coverage of the Wimbledon Open Tennis Championships is telecast. During this hour-long segment, highlights of the women's singles and men's doubles title matches will be presented.

(4 p.m. Chs. 6, 16 and 33). WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. Two diverse but equally interesting events take over today's sports bill highlights of the World Chess Championship between challenger Bobby Fischer of the U.S.

and champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union from Reykjavik, Iceland, and the U.S. Men's Olympic Track and Field Trials from Eugene, Ore. 4 p.m. Chs. 13 and 21).

ALL I THE FAMILY. (Repeat). Round Two with Archie and Edith's COUSIN Maude (Beatrice Arthur), a lady with a fast lip (wholl show up on her own CBS series "Cousin Maude" next season). Archie and Edith go by bus to attend the wedding of Maude's Rummage Sale, Sot. Rue Royale, N.

of Blvd. sch. Rum. Misc Sale, 8:30 a.m.- dark, Sat. Sun.

713 W. Monroe. Rum. Sale. Cleaning attic.

1214 S. Cooper. SATURDAY EVENING 4:00 4) Outdoors (49) Sesame Street 6) (16) (33) Wimbleton Tennis Black Journal 9) Adventure 03) (21) Wide World of Sports (32) Kid Talk (22) Rollin on River Death Valley 4:30 4) Wild Kinqdom (IS)McHale'sNavy (11) Book Beat (32) Movie 9) Mr. Ed (2ZJ Lassie 4:45 (40) Big Picture 5:00 i(4) Emergency 6) (8) (15) (22) News 9) Combat (11) World Press (16) Challenge (18) Lee Trevino (33) Rollin on iver 5:25 (40) Citizens of Anderson 5:30 (6) (16) (8) (18) I (21) (22) News! (13) Midwestern Havride '33) Lassie (40) Voice of Calvery 5:45 (11) Crilic-AMarte 6:00 4) Dick Van Dyke 6) Movie 81(15X18) Hee Haw 9) Star Trek (11) Zoom (16) Bill Cosby (21) Hogan's Heroes (22) Lawrence Welk (32) Here Comes Brides (33) This Is Your Life (40 Blackwood Family (49) Kaleidoscope 6:30 I 4) Hogan's Heroes (33) Truth or Conseauences (11) Electric Company (13) News (16) Sanford and Son (21) Make A Deal (40) Bible Study (49) Panorama 7:00 4) Lawrence Wlk 8) (1 S) (18) 22) All in Family (13) (21) Movie (11) Sesame Street 9) Outer limits (16) 33 Emergency (32) Lands and Seas (40) The answer (49) Tennis 7:30 (49) Film Festival 8) (15) (18) (22) Mary Tyle Moore (30) Lavenia Jacobs 8-00 4) This Is Tour Life 6)(16)(33)Moviz 8) (15) (18) (22) Dick Van Dyke (11) Helen Haves (32) Movie (9)Judd (40) Park Heights Church 8:30 4) Stand Up and Cheer 8)(15)(18)(22) Arnie (40) Revival Hour (49) Best Of PBS 9:00 4) Colddiggers (40) 40-40 Club 9) The Saint 8) (IS) (18) (22) Mission: Imp 9:30 i (11) Soul (32) Report 10:00 8X9) (15) (22) (13) News (32) Candid Camera 4) (18) Movie (21) Lawrence Welk (40) lames Helton 10:15 US) Movie 10:30 (32) 9) (15) (22) Movie 8) (13) (32) 6) (16) (33) News (11) Television Theater 11:00 (21) News 6) Movie 11:30 (21) Canadian Football Rummage Sale, clothing, odds ends. Sat.

9-6. 5812 Arrowhead to 1 acre Building Lots Ph. 452-5854 with CHEEK Mr. Real Estate The Cupboard, 901 W. Jefferson, serving Sunday dinners 11 a.m.

to 2 p.m. BIG GARAGE SALE 24" Cabinet oven, soda fount. IVi HP 6- wheel ATV, Rupp go-kart, bikes, lots clothing misc. items. Dick Carol Moore, 3506 Hawthorne Stoney Brook Addition.

Sat. July 7, 8, 9. daughter, and then puO a diiaccwing act, giving the stage to Maude'i family. There's last minute battle between the bride and groom with anti-Semitic accusations flying, and lively, frank material, with Bunker letting off the fireworks, of course. (7 p.m.

Chs. 8, IS, 18 and 22). MOVIE. "The Deadly. Affair." (1967).

(Repeat). Engrossing detective drama starring Mason, Simone Sgnoret and Maximilian SebeU, act smack in the middle of the world of espionage and its agents. Mason is excellent as a British agent who tries to uncover the hidden facts behind the suicide of a British government employee. The plot is full of twists and turns, and although you may be a bit ahead of the action at times, the perfromahce of the cast, and Sidney Lumet's direction of the yam based on John LeCarre's novel "Call for the Dead," will hold your attention to the end. (7 p.m.

Chs. 13 and 21). MARY TYLER MOORE. (Repeat). Am used'newsroom episode with bald- headed Murray the writer, the center of attraction for once.

Murray (Gavin MacLeod) happens to be moonlighting, driving a cab nights to buy his wife a big anniversary present, and the overload affects his work. Helpful Mary sticks her nose into Murray's problem, and manages to make things worse. Rick Mittleman's breeze script has beetle-eyed boss Lou Grant being forced to apologize to newsreader Ted Baxter -a must scene for series followers. (7:30 p.m. Chs.

8,15,18 and 22). MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE. (Repeat). Head man Phelps plays a blind agent after delicate eye surgery, as agents crack the syndicate in a tough, active hour. Star Peter Graves imitates a drinking blind man to convince hoods he's not faking the eye problem, and the man is tested in key scenes and forced to improvise plans.

The hoods are properly cold and vicious, and the action seldom lets down. (9p.m. Chs. 8, 18, 15 and 22). SUNDAY MASTERPIECE THEATER.

"The Spoils of Poynton: Price of Possession." (Repeat). A superlative hour for drama-loving theater-goers and a iuicy tale of suspense for all. It's the BBC's four-part TV adaptation of Henry James' devastating novel about conflicts of taste and values, centered around a mother's passion for her exquisite possessions and her determination to have her son marry a woman who will cherish them. Don't miss the opening of this since it introduces all the central characters; the implacable Mrs. Gerth; the beautiful Fleda Vetch whom she favors; her weak son Owen whom she dominates and confuses; and Mona Brigstock, the aggressive, mercenary girl Owen has got himself engaged to.

WIN AT BRIDGE Saturday, Sets Unlucky Anyhow NOETH A 9 6 A 1 0 2 WEST (D) 7 5 A 8 6 4 843 A SOUTH A A 1 0 8 4 3 2 9 7 EAST Void 5 3 2 4 9 6 5 2 1 0 9 7 6 4 8 5 3 East- West vulnerable West North East South I Dble 2f Pass Pass Pass Opening lead-- A By OcwaM Jaeofey We were'watching our old friend the unlucky expert play in a team match when he picked up the West hand. The bidding started out tamely but all of a sudden Sojth jumped to four spades and he was faced with a real problems. Should he bid five hearts and risk the probable penalty or should he pass and try to beat four spades? He decided on the latter course' and passed as did North and East. Then he played his ace of clubs and positively beamed when he saw dummy hit the table with one heart and no ace of spades. Jerry Lewis CINEMA HWT.

14 PERU NOW SHOWING "The Doberman Gang" 3 SHOWTIMIJ STARTS WEDNESDAY WALT DISNEY'S 'Swiss Family Robinson "101 Dalmations" Rum. Sale 5301 W. Deffenbaugh 9-7 Rum. Sale, 735 Witherspoon Dr. a a TROLiLEV STOP CAFETERIAS SUNDAY DINNER FOR A THIRTY NINE tk and CHILD'S PUTE Vi to 1 acre Building Lots Ph.

452-5854 Rum. Sale, 5828 Council Ring. Fri. Sat. 10 a.m.-? Huge Rum.

Antiques, Beam, Avon--everything, Sat. 9-7, 5810 Arrowhead. At trick two he carefully underfed his of hearts. East produced the jack and led back a club for our friend to ruff. He still was sure of the king of trumps and gleefully chalked up SO points on the plus side.

"Pretty good wasn't it?" he asked. "I would be down at five hearts." "Brilliant, but probably unsuccessful," was our comment. We turned out to be right. The bidding started the same way at the other table but West bid a cheery five hearts over South's four spades. North, caught in the swing of things went right to five spades and West doubled when the bidding got back to him.

West also opened the ace of clubs but did not risk the under-lead in hearts and only set five spades one trick, but did score 100 points instead of SO. (Newspaper Enterprise AIM.) The bidding has been: West North East South 1 Pass 1 Pass 2 Pass 3 Pajs 3N.T. Pass Pass 4 Pass You, South, hold: AAJ543 VK8763 4Q107 What do'you do now? A--Your partner is the diamond ace as some sort of club slam try. Bid five clubs to show no slam interest. TODAY'S QUESTION I a of rebidding two clubs, your partner has jumped to three clubs.

What do you do now? Answer Monday Open Every 7 a.m. to 2 P.M. Treat The Family To SUNDAY Dinner MONTH'S Fine Dining Jean Oitfcon ot Ifie Organ U.S. 31 By-Pass South 119 N. MUM 459-9971 Country Western Rock Roll Music The Misfits With Rod Liltlr Leroy CarrolL for your entertainment Fri.

Sat. A.M. cmEinn Morkkind Moll 101 DAL SWISS IELD OVER! DON'T MISS IT! BIG DIPPER ANNOUNCES SANDWICHES alto FRENCH FRIES TAKE HOME A BAG 6 HAMBURGERS LB. OF FRIES 919 E. MARKLMD HELD OVER 4TH BIG WEEK II Ycx, a "Airport" Wa, i.

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