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TV PROGRAMS FOR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW CH' JONIGHT CHANNEL CHUCKLES 2 Dwj't I 20 40 oon( 44 Bugs Daisies (O (C) luiiny (O 5:30 P.M, 2 Island (O 3 Heroes (C) 4 KRON NewY (C) ill ABC News (C) 9-32 Electric Company (C) 10 KXTV News it) 36 frggj KGSC News fC) 44 Speed Racer (C) 6:00 P.M. 2 Mayberry R.F.D. (C) 3-4 NBC News (C) 5 KPIX News (Q 7 KGO News 9-32 Sesame Street (C) 10 CBS News (C) 11 KNTY News (C) 20 Noticiero (C) 36 Movie Bing Crosby in (1942) 40 Movie Van Heflin in (1954) 44 Flintstones (C) 6:30 P.M. 3 I Dream of Jeannle (CJ 3 KORA News (C) 4 KRON News (C) 5 CBS News (C) 7 Movie Wm. Phipps in (1951) 10 KXTV News (C) 11 Ferry Mason 20 Angelitos Negros 44 Munsters 7:00 P.M.

2 I Love Lucy 4 Wide, Wonderful World (C) 5 KPIX News (C) 9-32 KQED News (C) 10 Wild, Wild West 20 Cosa Juzgada 44 (C) 7:30 P.M. 2 Dragnet (C) 4 Circus! (C) 5 Watchamacallit (C) Angel Island 9-32 Chess (C) preview P. 2 Movie fO Jaek Lcmmon, Glenn FeH hi Cow (1968) Ji.Sanford and Sen HJ 2 U.S Treaaury (O 20 Fallaste Coraaon 36 Movie Paulette Goddard In Back the (19411 40 Movie Sammy Davis in MA Man Called (1066) 44 Outer Limits 8:30 P.M. 3-4 Movie fC) Vanessa Redgrave in Loves of part I (1968) 7-11 partridge Family (C) 9-32 Movie (India, 196!) 20 Musical Ossart (C) 9:00 P.M. 5-10 Mevie (Q) Sgsgn Hayward in el Anger (1973) 7-11 Room 232 (C) 20 La Gata 44 Movie (C) Ray Milland in 9:30 P.M.

7-11 The Odd Couple CC) 36 (:55) KGSC News (C) 10:00 P.M. 2 KTVU News (C) 7-11 Love, American Style (C) Milt Kamen, Jerry Van Dyke 20 Joaquin Esteves (C) 36 David Frost Show (Cj 10:30 P.M. 3 Portrait (C) Omar Sharif 4 Dr. Simon Locke (Cj Governor and J.J. fC) 9-32 Vibrations (C) New York Pro Musica 40 Movie Robt.

Mitehum in of the (1956) 11:00 P.M. 2 Movie (C) Belmondo in and the Frenehwom- KTIM KTIM-FM Affiliated With the Mutual Broadcasting Company 1510 STEREO FRIDAY Earl Nightingale World Today for Marin Mutual Sports Oakland vs. Chi. White Sox News Rock Show Leaves the Air; KTIM-FM Stereo Continues Leaves the Air SATURDAY Anthem AM- FM Stereo Sign On News in the Morning artd You News Music News Sports Reporter News for Pledger utual News for Matin News Musicale News Highlights Music for Marirt News for Marin News for Marin News Sports for Marin News and for Marin Mutual News for Pledger News Golf Report News for Pledger Golf Report Mutual News for Pledger News for Pledger Report News 3 Highlights for Pledger News Highlights 4.10—Time for Pledger and You News Sports for Pledger FRIDAY EVENING ent stations fo When not listed, independent stations follow a format of recorded music with news at regular intervals. 6:00 KCBS :25 :50 Business KGO News and Sports KKHI Dinner Concert till 8 pm, KNBR Jack Hayes KSFO News; :05 Commute Club with Terry McGovern till 7:40 p.m.

7:00 KGO Jim Eason till 10 p.m. KNBR Les Williams till midnight KSFO :40 Baseball: S.F. Giants vs. L.A. 8:00 KCBS :05 Drug Scene; :25 Campaign :50 Wine World; :55 File 74 KKHI Guest Artist 9:00 KCBS :25 World Around Us; :50 Travel KKHI Concert 10:06 KFAX Hellenic American Hour; :30 Chinatown KGO Russ Coglin till 1 a.m.

KKHI Echoes and Encores; :30 Enchanting Hour 11:00 KKHI Music of the Spheres KSFO .05 Gene Nelson till 12:05 a.m. 12:00 KFAX News; :15 Better Understanding; Inspiration KKHI Prelude till 6 a.m. KNBR Dave Niles till 6 a.m. KSFO :05 Night Sounds with Russ Syracuse till a.m. 1.00 KFAX Green Pasture; :15 Family of God; :30 Moment of Truth KGO Jim Moore till 5 a.m.

2:00 :30 Public Interest; :35 Farm News; News; :45 Better Understanding SATURDAY MORNING 5:00 KCBS News radio KFAX Farm News: :15 Chal- Jenge; :30 Church NewS; :45 Bible KGO News; :15 Music; :30 Daily Pacific Builder; :45 Space and Science 6:00 KFAX News; Evang. Jenkins; :30 Family of God; :45 Life Line KKHI World Tomorrow; :30 Morning Festival till 9 a.m. KNBR Frank Dill till 10 a.m. KSFO :05 Rick Wagstaffs Old till 9:05 a.m. 7:00 KFAX News; Mission Mexico; :30 Heaven; :45 America'a Hope 8:00 KFAX World Literature Crusade; :30 New Testament Comedy Time with Jay Snyder till noon 9:00 KFAX News; Voice of icanism; :15 Project America; :30 Bible KKHI Symphonic Variations KSFO .05 Dick McGarvin till 12:05 p.m.

10:00 KFAX News; Voice of Temple; :30 Church News; Christopher Program KKHI Concert Grand; :30 Date In Music KNBR Mike Geary till 3 p.m. IltOf KFAX News; Bible Studies; Gospel Crusade; :30 Hour of Deliverance KKHI Pops Concert till noon 12:00 KFAX nesses; :30 KGO News; Wit- row Russ Coglin News; till 4 p.m. KKHI Gilbert and Sullivan: Iolanthe, or, The Peer and the Peri, part II KSFO Rick Cimino; :40 Baseball: S.F. Giants vs. L.A* SATURDAY AFTERNOON KNBR KCB6 :35 Movie Review KFAX News; Christian Horizons KKHI World of Opera; Corner 2:00 KFAX :30 Croatian Hour KKHI Symphonically Yours 3:00 KFAX Radio New Japan KKHI Pledger Plays the Classics, till 8 p.m.

KFAX Jack Hayes till p.m. 4:06 :30 Glocken der Hei mat; :45 Moment of Tnith News; :30 Carlo Prescott tili 8 p.m. KSFO Commute Club with John GUlUand 5:06 KCBS :36 CBS Views the Press KSFO :30 S.F.; ton Sports Show 961) I i Newa (O JN Newa (CD Newa (1 Monkees 7-11 Road (C) 10 Publie Affairs (CD 44 Agriculture (C) 6:66 A. (O Murphy In Weys (191 aaport to Travel (C) 1TV News (O frV News (C) lovle (C) of Uw" (1944) 44 Movie Dane Clark in (1948) tLaop.M, Tonight Show (C) Orson Bi 5 Me ean, Kay Ballard in FSon ovie Ginger Rogers (1940) 7 Dick Cavett Show (C) pave Brubeck, June Christy, Paul Desmond, Joe Williams 9-32 KQED News (C) 10 Movie Yves Montand in of (1953) 11 Movie (C) Jeff Chandler in (1962) 36 Movie Bob Hope in in the Draft" 11941) 12:96 A M. 46 Movie (1963) 1:00 A.M.

2 KTVU News fC) 3 KCRA News (C) 4 KRON News (Cj 7 KGO News (C) 10 (:20) Movie Jim Brown in (1969) 36 Movie Bela Lugosi in at (1942) 2 025) KTVU Neva (CD 3-4 Woody Woodpecker (O 5-10 Bugs Bunny (O 7tU Funky Phantom 9 Sesame Street (O 44 Music and Spoken Wong (CD 8:30 A.M. 2 Existence (O 3-4 Pink Panther (O LJ0 Scooby Doe Scooby Doo (' 7-1) Jgeksen Five (C) 44 Kathryn Kuhlman (Q 9:00 A.M, 2 Revista de la Semana (CD 3-4 Jetsens (C) 6-10 Harlem Globetrotters (O 7-Jl Bewitched (C) 40 Movie Hijo 44 Movie James Craig in (1957) 9:30 A.M. 2 Capitol and the Cleray 3 Pettieoat Junction (C) Barrier Reef (C) lair Bear Bunch (C) ids ville (C) 4 Barri 5-10 Ha 7rll Lie 1:30 A.M. 0 Movie Joan Caulfield Ruth" (1647) in 2:00 A.M. 36 15) Loretta Young in Yours" (1939) 2:30 A.M.

40 Movie Dick Powell in (1934) SATURDAY 4:30 A.M. 36 Mdvie Mickey Rooney in (1937) 5:30 A.M. 4 (:55) KRON News (CD 6:00 A.M. 4 Across the Fence (C) 3 Agriculture (C) 6:30 A.M. 3 Across the FenCe (C) 4 U.

of Michigan (C) 6-10 Summer Semester (C) 7:00 A.M. 3-4 Doctor Dolittle (O 6 Josie (C) 7-11 Real Jerry Lewis (C) 10 Existence (C) 40 Teatro Latino Baja la 44 Religion (C) (:25) JOT (C) 7:30 A.M. 3-4 Deputy Dawg (C) 10:00 A.M. 9 Workshop (O) 3-4 Theater (CD Dan Ferrone in (1964) 5-10 Pebbles and Bamm (C) 7-11 Curiosity Shop 20 Sabados Alegres (C) 36 Festival Latino 10:30 A.M. 2 Movie (C) Randolph Scott in Men from Now" (1956) 5-10 Funnies (O 20 (C) 40 Cooking (C) 44 Crafts (C) 11:00 A.M.

3-4 Pre-Game Show (C) 15) Baseball (C) Baltimore Orioles vs. Detroit Tigers 5-10 Sabrirta (C) 7-11 Jenny Quest (C) 40 Movie from the Haunted (1961) 44 Soul Train (C) 11:30 A.M. 5 Earth Lab (C) 7-11 Secret Chimp (C) 10 Josie (C) 12:00 NOON 2 Roller Derby (C) 7-11 American Bandstand (C) Michael Jackson 10 Monkees (Cj 36 Chucho El RotO 44 Movie Sal Mineo id (1957) 12:30 P.M. 5-10 You Are There (C) 20 Sonrisas Colgate (C) 36 Informacion Temas 40 Movie Robt. Mitchum in Minute to (1952) 1:00 P.M.

2 Islands in the Surt 5-10 Festival (CD (British, 1970) Free Shuttle Buses Due Within National Seashore Free shuttle bus serv ice within Point Reye6 National Seashore will begin weekend operation tomorrow, according to James B. Robertsort, acting manager of the Marin County Transit District. Two small buses rented from the Senior Coordinating Council of Marin will leave park headquarters each half hour between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., he said. They will travel in a loop to Santa Maria Beach and Limantour Estero on the so-called road to nowhere, which was carved by developers years ago and formerly did not connect with roads at either end.

The park service recently linked it With Balboa Drive near Inverness Park. The shuttle bus service is being undertaken on weekends in July and August as a trial project to determine, among other things, if it will cut down traffic in the park, Robertson said. The transit district will bear the $3,000 estimated cost, but drivers from Marin Transit Systems will man the little buses. It is noped, Robertson said, that the Golden Gate Bridge District will soon provide bus service between the park and San Rafael, linking it to other areas, too. Riders of the shuttle buses will be given a list of suggestions for hikes and scenic walks in the park which have been compiled by Anne West of Inverness, Robertson said.

Mrs. West has long backed such a shuttle bus system. Does your family have to fight? There is a practical basis for peace in your family. You have a constant source of patience, understanding, and Intelligence in God. Bring your family to our church this Sunday and discover the qualities that make a family happy, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES Christian Science Churches of Marin Sse your telephone directory for the church nearest you.

7 Movie Audie from (1960) Il Pai 20 El Patio Si La Constitution (C) 1:36 P.M. 2 Wanderlust (CD 11 Fishing Hole (C) 36 Teatro Latino 2:06 P.M. 2 Hitchcock 3 Movie Clint Walker in Kelly" (1959) 4 Junior Champions (C) 5 Sut Yung Ying Yee (C) JO Movie Rod Cameron in (1951) 11 Boxing from the Forum (CD 44 Movie John Archer in (1953) 2:36 P.M. 2 Movie (C) Gerald Barray in Adventures of (1964) 4 Movie John Wayne in (1935) 5 Movie Pat in (1943) 7 Movie (C) Sterling Hayden In (1952) 40 I Spy (C) t-'io-lt A like them, but I wouldn't buy a usad cor from them." 3.00 P.M. 11 PAL Boxing (C) 20 Exclusivas (C) 3:30 P.M.

3 Movie Richard Denning in (1951) 4 Petticoat Junction (C) 10 Water World (C) 11 Movie Geo. Montgomery in (1958) 36 Variedades 40 Judy Lynn Show (C) 44 Movie was a Teen-age (1957) 4:00 P.M. 4 Andy Griffith (C) 7 Sports Profile (C) Rennie Lyle 10 Celebrity Bowling (C) 20 Country and Western (C) 36 Teatro Mexicano 40 Country Jamboree (C) 4:30 P.M. 2 Nashville Music (C) 4 Dick Van Dyke Show 5 Death Valley Days (C) 7 Celebrity Bowling (C) 10 American Adventure (CD 5:00 P.M. 2 Hee Haw (C) 3 Survival (C) 4 Daniel Boone (C) 5 Perry Mason 7-11 Wide World of Sports (C) 10 on the River (C) 20 Hollywood Park Race (O 40-44 Wrestling (C) House Trailer Gutted By Fire A house trailer in Novato was gutted by fire yesterday when rubbing by steel wool apparently created an arcing that ignited vapors from paint remover, according to Fire Chief Jack Kidder.

Russell K. Stewart of San Francisco was refinishing the unoccupied trailer at 13 Palm Lane when the fire started at 2:34 p.m. in the bedroom area, the chief reported. Firemen estimated damage to the trailer at $6,000. TONIGHT: Alcoholics Anonymous, Bcfve- dere-Tiburon Group.

8:30 p.m.. Community Congregational Church, Tiburon. Alcoholics Anonymous, Fairfax Group, 8:30 p.m., Community Church-United Church of Christ." Alcoholics Anonymous, Marin City Discussion Group, 8:30 p.m., St. Andrew Presbyterian Church. Anonymous, Novato Group, 8:30 p.m., Fifth Street and Grant Avenue.

Bolinas Community 8 p.m. community center. Economic Opportunity Council, District 2 advisory- board, 7:30 p.m., 232 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, San Ahselmo. Edgaf Cayce (ARE) Study Group, 8 p.m., 19 Echo Avenue, Corte Madera. Marin Chess Club, 8 p.m., Tam- ajpais Valley Methodist Church, Mill Valley.

Wailua Meditation Group, 7:30 p.m., Mill Valley Library. Friday-Nigh t-at-the-Movies, the Thin 8 p.m., Sausalito Youth Center In Central School. Marin Blood Center, to 6 p.m., 506 Fourth Street, San Rafael. Violinist William Pynchon and pianist Shirley Winther Bracco presenting a scholarship benefit coccert, 8:30 p.m., Outdoor Art Club, Mill Valley. Fairfax City Council, budget session, 7:30 p.m., Club.

Bolinas Public Utility board, 7:30 p.m., district office. Human-Needs talk, 7:30 p.m., Novato Library. TOMORROW: Al-Anon, 8:30 p.m., Mental Health Wing, Marin General Hospital. Al-Anon, Rafael Saturday Night Group, 8:30 p.m., Rafael Convalescent Hospital. Anonymous, Marin Genera! Center Group, 8:15 p.m., new center.

Bolinas Beach Improvement Club. 7 p.m., clubhouse. Marine Corps Reserve, Company Third Battalion, 8 a.m., training center, Santa Venetia. Marin Recreation for the Handicapped, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Marinwood Community Center.

Religious and social program for handicapped persons, noon to 2 p.m., St. Church Hall. Pacific Air Days-Air Fair, benefit for Cystic Fibrosis research, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m, Gnoss Field, Novato. SOUTHERN SONOMA Petaluma Philatelic Society, p.m., Second and Streets.

BAHIA BSJ HOFMANN; SOMETHING FOB EVEBHONE: $31,950 Bahia is 30 miles north of San Francisco in Novato. It's a rare jewel of a place. It's horse country, hiking country, sailing country, water-skiing country and relaxing country. Because Hofmann has built some lovely waterside and offshore homes around a lovely lagoon with year round water passage to San Francisco Bay. On 101 in Novato, turn off at Atherton Avenue, and follow OURK) m.num sur HOttlNG Friday, iune 30, 1972 47 BEST SHOWS FOB TONIGHT Unusual on television tonight! KQED (9), KQJEC (32), 7:30 p.m.

A preview of the world championship chess match between Bobby Fischer and Boris will be presented as a half-hour special George Spassky Koltanov mews Id is the host. KRON (4), KCRA (3), 8:30 p.m. Vanessa Redgrave, James Fox ami Jason Robards star in Part I of the movie biography, Loves of Isadora," based on by Isador a Duneanand Duncan, an Intimate Portrait" by Sewell Stokes. Part II will be shown tomorrow at 9 p.m. KQED (9), KQEC (32), 8:30 p.m.

presents two separate stories by Indian director Satyatjit Ray. KGO (7), KNTV (11), 10 p.m. Love from five disparate points of view is reflected on American Milt Kamen and Jerry Van Dyke are among the stars. Special Benefit Bill Moves To Senate SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A bill providing some special retirement benefits for a former top official in Gov. Edmund G.

administration is half way through the legislature. The measure which ha.s won Assembly approval will benefit Frank A. Chambers, 62, who served as chief deputy director of public works under Brown and is currently an official with the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District. In effect, the bill would permit Chambers to obtain credit in the state Public Employes Retirement System for up to 10 years of the time he spent working for the federal government in the 1940s and 1950s. The bill does not mention Chambers by name but it spells out qualifications that only he can meet.

Depending on the number of years of federal service he Chose to apply, he could increase his annual pension after retiremenby as much as $8,000. In exchange for the higher benefits, he would have to make up the normal employe and employer contributions to the state system for the period of federal credit he would seek. But the contributions would be based on the lower rates which prevailed when he first went to work for the state in the 1950s. William E. Payne, executive officer of the retirement system, said it would cost Chambers "a few thousand to the system.

current salary with BART is $35,000 a year. Based on that figure retirement at age 63 and using the Public Retirement System formula, he would receive almost $19,500 a year in retirement benefits. This is assuming he seeks credit for the full 10 years of federal service the bill would Chambers said the bill authored by Assemblyman John F. Dunlan D-Napa, was as a favor to Associated Press Service In Use The Independent-Joumal is now using an expanded Associated Press wire service. The AP, with worldwide membership, has major California bureaus in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Sacramento.

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