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8 Oneonta Star March 8, 1969 Variety marks weekend TV shows Saturday Golf Classic. Gene Littler and Roberto i are matched against the team of Lee Elder and Bruce Crampton, in a first-round contest at the Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio. (Color) 4 pm (12) Wide World of Sports. Danger and speed are the key words in the sporting events on view as highlights of the llth annual Daytona "500" Stock Car race and the World Two-Man Bobsled Championships from a Placid, New York take over the 90 minute show. (Color) 5 pm (9-13-34) Jackie Gleason.

If the team of Gleason and Berle intrigues you, they're back here tonight, dominating the opening and closing portions of the hour. (Color) 7:30 pm (5-10-12) My Three Sons. Apparently the Federson operation is on a Spanish language binge, judging from recent episodes on "Family Affair" and tonight's story. Young Ernie Douglas has a Bolivian pen pal, and while practicing his Spanish invites the girl to dinner. She and her duenna accept, whereupon Ernie and Uncle Charlie proceed to Insult the ladies in their mangled Spanish.

Though the dinner invitation seems a bit improbable, the confrontation is truly awkward and evokes sympathy. (Color) 8:30 pm (5-10-12) The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. "The Medicine Ball." Pleasant episode about our meddling Captain that provides a brief and unexpected change of scene. Carolyn Muir, ou of sorts, is actually ill and when a youthful doctor i some medicine, the disdainful Captain takes things in his own hands and prepares an exotic brew.

(Color) 8:30 pm (2-3-fr40) Saturday Night at the Movies. "The Birds." (1962) (Repeat). A frightening suspense drama by master shocker Alfred Hitchcock. Seemingly without any rhyme or reason, flocks of birds start attacking the population of a community and terror sets in. Jhere are many memorable sequences the squeamish may find hard to take.

(Color) 9 pm (2-3-6-40) Hollywood Palace. Four years ago, Diana Ross and The Supremes, made their debut at the Palace and tonight, they host the show, singing most of their best-selling numbers. Even so, the Supremes play second fiddle to wonderful Waters, as she sings "Dinah" Diana Ross, and describes how she introduced it at the Plantation Club back in 1924, and solos to "Suppertime" from her 1933 appearance in Broadway's "As Thousands Cheer." Soupy Sales bounces around, Stevie Wonder and the Saddri dancers, who slide from ballet to comedy routines, complete the roster of guests. (Color) 9:30 pm (9-13-34) Mannk. "N.Y.P.D.'s" Robert Hooks guests stars playing a drug thief who's secretary Peggy's boy friend and causes a big split between Peggy and her boss.

Gail Fisher (Peggy) has more to do than pour coffee in this entry and she's effective in the traumatic scenes, while Robert Hooks plays the villain with style. (Color) 10 pm (5-1012) Sunday Camera Three. "A Panorama of Magic." Part I. If magic tricks happen to be your cup of tea, here's a chance to hear a bit of its 5,000 year old history by a pastmaster of the art, Milbourne Christopher, and see some famous magic feats performed. (Color) 11 am (12) Children's i Festival.

"The i Bearkeepers." Another entry in this award-winning series on films made especially for children, tells the disarming story of a little six-year-old boy who makes a pet of a bear cub he manages to get out of the zoo and discovers that loving him is easier than taking care of him. (Color) 1:30 pm (10) Issues and Answers. Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey will be interviewed by ABC correspondents, live from Washington. (Color) 1:30 pm (9-13-34) The Citrus Open Golf Tournament. Live from the Rio PJnar Country Club in a Florida, the last ffve holes of the final round of play will be telecast here at this time, with Jim McKay, Bill Keith Jackson, and Nalaon reporting the play-by- 4 pm (9-34), Wonderful World of Golf.

For the last program of the season, we're taken to the Royal Bangkok Sports Club in Bangkok, Thailand, 'for a match with three PGA stars, a a Haynie, Carol Mann and Kathy Whitworth, competing. (Color) 5 pm (WO) 21st Century. "The Sleep- watchers." Here's a show of interest to everyone, because it concerns us all. It's about the research being done on the study of sleep. Tune in and learn some fascinating facts about our sleeping patterns; see how dreams are monitored during various experiments in sleep-study centers; and find out bow all this information is being related to the rhythms of our day-to-day lives.

(Color) 6 pm (12) Sunday Night Movie. "The Wizard of Oz." a Eleventh time around and always a winner, Judy Garland's 1939 film a i continues to enchant young and old alike. Little Judy Garland is radiant as Dorothy, the girl Channel 46 programs WSKG (Channel 45), an educational TV station, is located on the Oneonta dial as Channel 12. WSKG programs follow: SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Educational Programs. 5:00 American Books 5:30 TBA 6:00 Managers in Action 6:30 Here Is Israel (C) 7:00 Intertel "Cultural Expansion" 8:00 Net Playhouse ''Gladly, My Cross-Eyed Bear" 9:30 Discussion Poet T. S. Eliot 10:00 Silent Movie "Dancing Mothers" (Clara Bow) SUNDAY 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Educational Programs 4:00 Antiques 4:30 Book Beat (C) 5:00 News in Perspective (C) 6:00 World Press Review (C) 7:00 Profiles in Courage 8:00 Public Broadcast Laboratory (C) 9:30 NET Generation on War" 10:30 Richard Boone MONDAY 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Educational Programs 5:00 Film--Israel (City Called Eiiat) 6:00 What's New 6:30 In the Law Library 7:00 Joyce Chen--Cooking 7:30 Skiing Lessons (C) 8:00 NET Journal(C) Blacks Jews 10:00 Newsfront 10:30 If You Were President TUESDAY 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Educational Programs 5:00 Grand Master Chess (C) 5:30 TBA 6:00 What's New 6:30 Reports to the Physician 7:00 Blacks, Blues, Blacks (C) 8:00 Discussion 9:00 Intertel "Cultural Expansion" 10:00 Newsfront 10:30 Capitol Reports WEDNESDAY 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Educational Program 5:00 Guitar Lessons 5:30 TBA 6:00 What's New 6:30 Humanities 7:00 Antiques 7 3 0 Experiment (C) "Childhood of the Chimpanzee" 8:00 NET Festival (C) "The Sound of Soul" 9:00 International Magazine 10:00 Newsfront 10:30 Book Beat (C) THURSDAY 8 am. to 5 p.m. Educational Programs 5:00 Around the Home 5:30 TBA What's New 6:30 Reports to the Dentist Guitar 7:30 Young A i a i Musicians 8:00 NET Journal Blacks Jews (C) 10:00 Newsfront 10:30 Speaking Freely (C), FRIDAY 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

lidueational 5:00 Home Ground Improvement 5:30 TBA 6:00 What's New 8:30 Health Education 7:00 French Chef 7:30 Making Things Grow (C) 8:00 Washington Week In Review. (C) 8:30 NET Playhouse "Anatole" Newsfront 10:30 Public a a Laboratory (C) who sails over the rainbow during a Kansas tornado with Tin a Jack Haley, cowardly lion Bert Lahr, and scarecrow Ray Bolger, en route to Emerald City in the land of Oz, ruled by the bellowing, ranting, utterly i Frank Morgan. (Color) 7 pm (2-3-6-40) Ed Sullivan. In addition to his cast of singers, comics and movelty acts, Ed interviews ex- Yankee baseball hero Mickey Mantle in his first TV appearance since his announced retirement from the sport. On the entertainment roster, there's Carol Lawrence for a song and dance production number; medley of tunes from Jeannie C.

Riley including "Harper Valley P.T.A."; The Association singing the theme song from the upcoming motion picture "Goodbye, Norm Crosby with a comedy monologue; "Mission: Impossible's" Greg Morris singing a popular tune plus the Drill Team of the American Legion and the team of Valente and Valente. (Color) 8 pm (5-10-12) The Smothers In a so-called concert show, folk singer Joan Baez, wearing short hair and lipstick, heads the guest list singing "Sweet Sir Galahad" and "Green Green Grass is Home." She also joins the Smothers boys for "I Shall Be Released." Jackie Mason talks about politics and taxes, the hosts carry on about the vulgar boatmen, and Committee spoofs i parties, police, and liquor stores in a comedy turn. (Color) 9 pm (5-10-12) Bonanza. "The Wish." Good episode. Series star Michael Landon wrote and directed this semtimental story.

Though the plot is a rewrite of the familiar western tale about the fanner seeking revenge on the town bullies who've turned on his family, Landon has revitalized the drama by making it a story about a black family. Ossie Davis, who plays the lead, should be given an award for appearing in so many dramas and making each character he plays exciting. (Color) 9 pm It's Easy Fun To Raise Tropical Fish TROPICAL FISH SHOP PHONE 432-4220 COR. MADISON AND VEST END AVE. ONEONTA ONEONTA TV COLOR SALES 2 ROSE AVE OPEN THURS 7IL 9:30 432-1121 RENOVATION SALE REDUCED PRICES on COLOR TV's--RADIOS RESOLVE TO PHONE 6900 IN U9 FOR INSURANCE HOME-BUSK ESS AUTO TP HUGHSON 1 32 CHESTNUT ST, ONEONTA LOOKING FOR A GOOD PLACE TO WINE and DINE? YOU'LL FIND EXCELLENT FOOD, FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE AND YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE ANDY GAY'S 279 CHESTNUT ST.

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SATURDAY :15 Sign-on NIWI 6:20 Ron Shoptay :11 Rin Shapliy 7:00 NIWI 7:05 Ron Shapliy 5l.r!l NIWI 7:35 Kin Shapliy World and Nilltnol N.w^ 1:05 Licit and Sim Now, 1:15 Rin Shipl.y 1:11 Surtl Hudllnii 1:11 Ron Shapliy NIWI l.wllni Riiirt Siclal Slcurlly Bly Sciutl JO 4-H Pr.trom Radla Wont Adi 10:00 NIWI 10.05 4nn. Kaywiid 10:11 HHdllnil 11:31 Otarfi Kaywiid N.wi 11:13 OMrfi Kaywud Hladllnn 11:11 OMFII KaywMd World and Nillinal N.w. 12:15 Lical and Stall Nlwi 12:11 farm 1MI- Spirit 12,31 Iniplritlin Tim. NlWI 1:03 Radio Want Adi OMrai with niwi in in. hiur, hiad- llnot Ini hllMllur) iNrll IiN llm-alf WDOS Community Bui- letin Board will bo heard at :15 and through the day.

SUNDAY :15 Sisn-on NIWI :20 Joo Compboll :30 Headlinoi Joo Compb.l! 7:00 N.w. 7:05 Joo Campb.ll 7:25 Sport, 7:30 World Litiroturi Cruiadi 1:00 Radla Blblo Clasi :30 Gllill Ann. fir Ihl Blind Momin, Chopil- Firil M.lnrti,. Church Hiadlinii Jn Camabill NIWI 10:11 Joo Campb.ll 10:10. Plnl Bapllit Church 11:11 Hiadllnn 11:11 J.i Comob.ll Wirld and Noll.nnl NIWI 1:01 Ucil and Stall N.wi W.rld of 11:15 PiychilHr and Llfa Today Sport, Mile Writ Church ol Chrllt Iclontltr 11:45 Radla Want Adi 1:00 NlWI 1:05 Sunday Mlrllc Kail 1:00 NIWI 1:05 ilm-itf wilhniwi in thi hour, hiod- linn an Ihl half-hour) 1:73 Spirit 1:25 Spirit 4,15 Spirit Spirit Slin-aff The WOOS Community Bui.

latin Beard will ba heard it and 4J thnufh the afternoon. New York TV on sables Channel'9 prof rams not available. Morning 7:39 (5) Program on Brooklyn (Yoga Frl.) (11) Read Your Way Cp (C) Education 8:00 (5) Cartoons (C) (11) Biography 8:30 (11) Hercules 9:00 (11) Cartoons (C) (13) School Television to 4:30 p.m. 9:30 (5) Movie (11) Exercises (C) 10:00 (11) Movie 11:00 (5) Sea Hunt 11:30 (5) Alan Burke (C) (11) Klmba (C) Afternoon 12:00 (5) Movies (11) Underdog (C) 12:30 (11) Rocky (C) 1:00 (11) Little Rascals (C) 1:30 (11) Movie (Continental Miniatures Fri.) 2:00 (5) Skitch Henderson Show (C) (11) Movie Fri. 3:00 (11) Capt.

Scarlet (C) 3:30 (5) Alfred Hitchcock (11) Speed Racer (C) 4:00 (5) Outer Limits (11) Abbott Costello 4:30 (11) Three Stodges (C) (Skippy Fri.) (13) Big World of Little Adam (C) 4:45 (13) Friendly Giant Saturday 7:30 (5) Religious Series (11) Silver Wings 8:00 (5) Program on Brooklyn (11) Christophers (C) 8:15 (11) Davey Goliath (C) 8:30 (5) Fireball (C) (11) This Is the Life (C) 9:00 (5) Sea Hunt (11) Seaspray (C) (13) University of the Air to 5:30 p.m. 9:30 (5) Mr. Roberts (11) Kathryii Kuhimin Show (C) 10:00 (5) Eastslde Comedy (11) Challenge of Space (C) 10:30 (ll)En France 11:00 (5) 77 Sunset Strip (11) Panel Discussion (C) 11:30 (11) Series on the Navy 12:00 (5) Discussion Program (C) (11) The Millionaire 12:30 (5) Bowling (C) (11) Insight 1:00 (5) Wells Fargo (11) Superman-(C) 1:30 (5) Colt 45" (11) Upbeat (C) 2:00 (5) Branded (C) 2:30 (5) Route 66 (11) Basketball (C) Tennessee vs Kentucky 3:00 (11) Basketball 3:30 (5) Combat 4:30 (5) Secret Agent (11) Horse Race (C) Pimlico 5:00 (11) Outdoorsman (C) 5:30 (5) Man from UNCLE (C) (11) TEA 6:00 (11) Rat Patrol (C) 6:30 (5) Quiz Game (C) (11) Invaders (C) 7:00 (5) I Love Lucy 7:30 (5) The Baron (11) Chiller Movie (C) 8:30 (5) Merv Griffin (C) 9:00 (11) Perry Mason 10:00 (5) News (C) (11) Killy Ski Show (C) 10:30 (5) Maurice Predicts (11) Atlantic Coast Conference Championship 11:30 (5) Alan Burke (C) 12:00 (11) Continental Miniatures 12:30 (11) It Is Written (C) 1:00 (11) Big Picture (C) Sunday 7:30 (5) Bishop Sheen (11) Gospel Program) (C) 8:00 (5) Wonderama (C) 8:30 (11) Evangel Hour 9:00 (11) Capt. Scarlet (C) 9:30 (11) Little Rascals (C) 10:00 (11) 3 Stooges 0:30 (U) "Thief of (Adventure) 11:00 (5) Little Margie 1:30 (5) Mr. Ed 2:00 (5) Eastslde Comedy (ID Abbott ft Costello (13) Chronicle Challenge of Building Peace (To 6:30) 2:30 (11) "Try Get Me" -Lloyd Bridges (Drama) 1:00 (5) "Jump Into Hell" -Jacques Sernas (Drama) 2:00 (II) Racket Squad 2:30 (11.) Code 3-' 3:00 (5) "Dark Passage" Humphrey Bogart (Drama) (11) Patty Duke 3:30 (11) 4:00 (II) Dr.

Klldare (13) Chronicle. Cent. 5:00 (5) Man from U.N.C.L.E. (II) 'Run for Your Life (C) 5:30 (13) Chronicle Cont. 6:00 (5) King Family Special (Music) (II) Invaders (C) 6:30 (13) NET PlayhoUM "Talking to Stranjer" 7:00 "A Star Is Bora" Judy Garland (Musical) (11) 12 O'Clock High (C) 8:00 (11) Honeymooners (13) Public Broa.de.ait Laboratory (C), New York City Borough Presidents (C) 9:00 (11) Perry Mason 9:30 (13) NET Festival "Film a i on War" 10:00 (5), News (C) (U) John Gary Show 10:30 (5) Mayor Lindsay (C) (13) Variety-Talk Show (C) 11:00 (5) David Sussklnd (C) (11) llth Hour (C) Encounter 12:00 (5) David Susskind (C) 12:00 (U) Day of Discovery (C) 12:30 (11) Panel Discussion (C) Monday 5:00 (5) Little Margie (11) Superman (13) Misterogers' Neighborhood 5:30 (5) Mr.

Ed (U) Munsters (13) What's New (C) 6:00 (5) Hazel (C) (11) Batman (C) (13) Book Beat (C) Martian Voyage (C) (13) Spanish Language Series 7:00 (5) I Love Lucy (13) New Jersey Speaks 7:30 (5) Truth or Consequences (C) (U) Troop (13) Creative Person -Poet W. H. Auden 8:00 (5) Game Show (C) (U) Patty Duke (13) NET. Journal (C). Jews" 8:30 (5) Merv Griffin (C) (11) Perry Mason 9:30 (11) Password (Ch 10:00 (5) News (C) (11) Run for Your Life (C) (13) Newsfront 11:00 (5) Donald O'Connor Show (C) (11) News (C) 11:30 (11) "Magnificent Doll" Ginger Rogers (Biography) 12:30 (5) "4 Frightened People" --Herbert Marshall (Drama) Tuesday 5:00 (5) Little Margie (11) Superman (13) Misterogers' Neighborhood 5:30 (5) Mr.

Ed (11)- Munsters (13) What's New (C) 6:00 (5) Hazel (C) (11) (C) (13) Music Series for 6:30 (5) Martian (11) Voyage (C) (13) Spanish Language Series 7:00 (5) 1. Love Lucy (13) New Jersey Speaks 7:30 (5) Truth or Consequences (11) Troop (13) "Tragedy of Macbeth" 8:00 (5) Game Show (C) (II) Patty Duke 8:30 (5) Merv Griffin (C) (11) Perry Mason 9:30 (11) Password (C) 10:00 (5) News (C) (11) Run for Your Life (C) (IS) Newsfront 11:00 (5) Donald O'Connor (C) (11) News (C) 11:30 (11) "Smoky" Fred MacMurray (Drama) 12:30 (5) "Swanee River" --AI Jolson (Musical) (13) fills Week in Education 6:30 (5) Martian (11) Voynw (C) (13) Spanish Language Series 7:00 (5) I Love Lucy (13) French Chef 7:30 (5) Truth or Consequences (U) Troop (13) Canadian Folksingers Malka Joso 8:00 (S) Game Show (C) (11) Patty Duke (13) International Magazine 8:30 (5) Merv Griffin (C) (11) Perry Mason 9:00 (13) Variety Talk Show 9:30 (11) Password (C) 10:00 (5) News (C) (11) Run for Your Life (C) (11) Newsfnini 11:00 (5) Donald O'Connor Show (C) (U) News (C) 11:30 (11) "Train Robbery Confidential" Italian Drama. 12:30 (5) "Rocky Mountain" Errol Flynn (Western) Friday 5:00 (5) Little Margie (11) Superman (1.1) Misterogers' Neighborhood Mr. Ed (II) Munsters (13) What's New (C) 6:00 (5) Hazel (C) (11) Batman (C) (13) Capitol Report 6:30 (5) Martian (11) Voyage (C) (13) Spanish Language Series 1 Love Lucy (13) New Jersey.Speaks 7:30 (5) Truth or Consequences (C) (11) Troop" 03) City Makers (C) 8:00 (5) GameShpV(C)' (11) Patty Duke (13) Washington Week in Review (C) 8:30 (5) Merv Griffin (C) Perry Mason (13) NET Playhouse "Anatol" 9:30 (11) Password (C) 10:00 (5) News (C) (11) Run for Ybur Life (C) (13) Newsfront 11:00 (5) Donald O'Connor Show (11) News (C) 11:30 (11) "Hidden Room" Robt. Newton (Drama) 12:30 (5) "Little Miss Marker" --Shirley Temple (Drama)Pack 24 cubs wiiiawards Cub Wednesday 5:00 (5) Little Margie (11) Superman (13) Misierogers' Neighborhood 5:30 (5) Mr; Ed (11) Munsters (13) What's New (C) 6:00 (5) Hazel (C) (11) Batman (C) (13) Guitar Lessons (C) 6:30 (5) Martian (11) Voyage (C) (13) Spanish Language Series 7:00 (5) I Love Lucy (13) New Jersey Speaks 7:30 (5) Truth or Consequences (C) (11) Troop (13) Making Things Grow 8:00 (5) Show (C) (11) Patty Duke (13) City Makers (C) 8:30 (5) Merv Griffin (C) (11) Perry Mason (13) Book Beat (C) Critique- (C) 9:30 (11), Password (C)' 10:09 (5) News (h (11) Run for Your tlfe (C) (13) Newsfront 11:00 (5) Donald O'Connor (C) News (C) 11:30 (11) "Prisoner-of Shark Island" Warner Baxter (Drama) 2:30 (5) Movie TBA Thursday Little Margie (11) Superman (13) Mliierofnii' Neighbor- IWOd 5:30 (8) Mr.

Ed (11) Munsters (13) New (C) 1:00 (5) Hazel (C) (11) Batman (C). Scout Pack 24 held a Blue and Gold dinner and flag ceremony at Riverside School February 28. The Rev. Russell L. Plants, pastor of the River Street Baptist Church, gave the invocation and benediction.

New flags were presented to the packjjy L. P. Butts and Don Lynn and were carried by Doug Tisenchek and a Webelos a a Wolf cub respectively, while Den Mother Mrs. Alice Church played 'America' on the piano. The following awards were presented: Webelos Mark Wilcox, a Heck, Tisenchek, Billy Sparaco and Merle Keller.

Bobcat pins: Wayne Heck, Doug Tisenchek, Billy Sparaco, Merle Keller and John' Courtney. Gold Arrow points: Bob Woodcock, Mathew Parker and Kevin Bradow. Dennis Stripes: Devin Carr and Mark Wilcox Mark Wiicox also received awards for. Aquanaut, doorsman, Traveler, A i Athlete and Sportsman. Ken Cooke, Morris, entertained with a magician act Cubmaster Bob Church presented appreciation certificates to honored guests Don Lynn (former cubmaster), Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Knott arid Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coody. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Alger were a guests of the pack. Pack members not previously mentioned are: Cris Nellsoh, Chester Decarr, Richard Canfield, Patrick Colone, Ronald Losie, Cecil Reynolds, Philip Cooper, Bryan Angell, James Koury, George Wheeler and Nathan Vansteenburg. Franklin Mr. and Mrs.

Palmer Clark Sr. went to Sathley, N. Monday, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Clark's niece. Mrs.

Elmer B. Cole Is a patient in the Fox Hospital, Oneonta. Mrs. Calvin Strickland was a patient In the hospital at Endicott for a few days last week. Mrs.

Edwin C. Rowell who has been visiting Mrs. Harrison Gelselmann In Ithaca has gone by plane to Washington, D. to visit bar sister, MM. will Harris, for three Got going to Sail it fur.