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bllcan — W«dn»«ttay, December 31, 1975 •TVPreviews - \ Games, over r «*r- Back on Broadway Eva LaGalllenne, who was born in 1899 and first starred on Broadway in 1921 In \Liliom re- turned to the Great White Way Tuesday in a revival of \The Royal Family/' The play is a George S. Kaufman-Edna Ferber comedy. (UPI) WaONCSOAY 7:90 p.m.. Ch. 22 - College Football. \The Sugar aewl.\ The first of fht \B4g Four\ bowt oames, between tht Perm State Nlttany Lions and tht University of Alabama Crimson Tide, live from th* Suptrdomt In New Orleans, La. 0:00 p.m., Ch. 5 - Special. \The King Orange Jamboree Parade/' Joe Oara- giofa, Anita Bryant, 34 floats keyed to a Bicentennial theme, and a lot of high school and college marching bands will all be on display for this annual event, which precedes tomorrow night's Orange Bowl football game, presented live from Miami, Fie. : 10:00p.m., Ch 3-the Blue Knight. Out on his beat, cop Bumber Morgan (George Kennedy) doe* the dirty work for tht vice squad. This week, it's Bumper's lob to put down Juvenile* terrorUing the neigh borhood and coax information from a terrified girt friend of a vicious mobster. 11:30 p.m., Ch. 3 — Special. \Hew Year's Eve With Guy iombardo^' The master is back, stilt performing live from the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf* Astoria Hotel in New York City, and ready with his Royal Canadians to play their theme song, \Auld Lang Syne/' &t the stroke of midnight. This year, Guy will be lofned by gutst star Aretha Frankim, and there will be a live cutaway to Times Square to pick up tht action as if7* ap- proaches. 11:30 p.nrw, Ch. 5 ~~ The Tonight Show. For his New Year's Eve show; Johnny Carson has scheduled Joan Rivers, Orson Bean and Charles NtCson Rellty as His guests. Johnny is also planning a special sketch with himself as Father Time being interviewed on the political and social events of 1975 by Ed McMahon. 11:30p.m., Ch.tt—Wide World Special. \New Year's Rockkf eve *?&\ Host Melt Sedaka performs a let of Ws new and old hits and Is Joined by Melissa • Manchester, Kt a The Sunshine Band, Freddy Fender, andthe Average White Band — alt appear- ing before an audience at the Goceenut Grove in Hollywood, Calif. THURSDAY 10:00 a.m., Ch. 3 — Special. '/Cotton Bowt Festival Parade.\ Live from Dallas, Texas, CBS covers the Cotton Bowl Parade, whoso theme is \Happy Birthday, America/' with William Conrad along as Television schedule Channel <3> — WCAX y Burlington, Vf~^^ ffcaantl (5) — WFT2 * Plattsburgh, N.Y. Channel (12) — CFCF Montreal, Canada Channel (W) — W€ZF Burlington, Vt. WEDNESDAY MORNING 4 00 (12) University of the Afar 4:30 (12) Trouble with Tracy 13) Sunrise Semester 7:00 tt) CBS Morning Newt (5) Today Show (12) Canada AM (22) Good Morning America 8:00 (3) Captain Kangaroo f:00(3) MJ*e Douglas Show <S) New Phil Donahue Show (12) Romper Room. (22) Good Morning New England t:30 (T2) Kereen'sYoga 1O:O0 (3> The Price Is Right : (5) Celebrity Sweepstakes (121 Tht Community 10:30 (S) Wheel of Fortune (12) McGowan & Co. (22) PTL Club n,-oow gambit : (12) The Joyce Davidson Show 11:30 t%> Love of Ufa (5) Hollywood Squares TO) Tfit Art of Cooking 11:55(3) CBS MkWay News AFTERNOON 12:00 a) The Young and The Restless (S) High Rollers <m ThcFttatstones (22) Lafs Make a Deal _ 12:30 (3) Starch for Tomorrow (5) Magnificent Marble Machine 412) Matinee with George Balcan (22) All Mr Children . 11:55 (S) NBC Report ^:00 (3) One O^OoCk News a Weather (5) Truth or Consequences . (22) RyarfsHope 1:10 (3) Across the Fence 1:30 (3) As tht World turns (5) Days of our Li; (22) Rhyme and .2:00 (22) $10,000 Pyr 2:30 (3) Guiding (3) i <12) Whefs the Good Word ;•••• (22) NCAA Football \Peach Bowt mm (3) All m the Famijy ;•• t$Y •-•: ci» 3:30(3) Match Game 4.00 (3) Tattietaies (5X Another World—Somerset (12) Celebrity Dominoes 4:30(3) Ironside (5) Merv Griffin Show (12) Definition 5:00 (12) It's Your Move 5:30 (3) Beverly Hillbillies (12) The Price is Right (22) The Big Vallty EVENING 6/0O (3) Channel 3 News Hour (5) Local News (12) Putse 6:30 C5) NBC Nightly News . (22) ABC Evening News. 7:00 (3) CBS New*with Walter Cronkite (5) Adam 12 (12) The Jeffersons (22) Mickey Mouse Out? 7:30(3) Hollywood Squares (5) New Year's with Billy Graham (12) McGbwan a Co. (22) The Sugar Bowt S00 (3) Tony Orlando-av-Oawn (5) W75 Orange Bowl Parade \ 12) Wednesday Night Movie *;00 (3) Cannon 9:30 (5) Petrocelli . 10:00 (3) Mod Squad 10:30 (12) Sports Year-Erider (5) \My Wife Next Door\ (12) Ftmny Farm (22) Invitation to Skiing 11:00 0) Channel 3 Nightbeat . (5) Local News H2) The CTV National News (22) Paul Harvey Comments . 11:05 (22) Total News . /Th21 (12) Pulse 11:30 IS) Guy Lombardo 15) Tonight Show ' : jt22) Wide World: \New Year's -Eve — Rocking T$\ 12:00 (12) The 12 Midnight Movie 1:00 (5) Tomorrow Show (3) WCAX Baby Sitter's Special THURSDAY MORNING 6:00 (12) University of the Air 6:30 (12) Trouble with Tracy (3) Sunrise Semester 7:00 (3) CBS Morning News (5) Today Show (12) Canada AM. (22) Good Morning America S:00 13) Captain Kangarbo** 9:00 (3) Mike Douglas T5) Phil Donahue Show (12) Romper Room (22) Good. Morning New England Movie Guide THURSDAY 12:30 p.tru,Ch. 12-\The Over the HiU 12:30 p.m., Ch. 12 — rWOl Arabian Gino aides Aoain \ Nights. «wi«iB^«n. _^ - H:30 p.m., Ch. 3 — \Artists and 0:00 p.m., Ch. 12 *r \Those Daring Models.\ . Young Man in their Jaunty Jalopies.*' vi.30 'pirn'.. Ch. 22 — 0) \Mannix.\ (2) 12:00 MMMght.Ou W —/'Money From \Longstreei/ r - tome.\' 42.'00 Midnight, Ch. 12 •\ — \Ritual of \M eon- Ch. 3 — \Wings of Flrt.\ €vH.\ 9:30 (12) David a Goliath 10:00 13) Cotton Bowl Parade <5) - Junior Orange Bowt Parade (12) The Community 10:30 (12) McGowan a Co. 11:00 (12) The Joyce Davidson Show 11:30(3) Rose Bowt Parade (5) 1976 tournament of Roses Parade (12) The Art of Cooking AFTERNOON 1200 (12) The Flintstenes (22) Let's Make A Deal 12:30 (12) Matinee with George Balcan (22) All My Children 1:00 (22) Ryan's Hope 1.30 (22) Rhyme and Reason . 2:00 (22) $10,000 Pyramid (3) Cotton Bowt Game (5) Full House 2:30 (5) Start the Revolution Without Me (12) What's the Good word (22) Tht Neighbors 3:00 02) Another World (22) General Hospital 3:30 (22) One Life 16 Live 4:00 (12) Celebrity Dominoes ~ ~ (22) Edge Of. Night .4:30 (5) Rose Bowl Pre Game Show (12) Definition (22) The Fimtstones 4:45 (5) Rose Bowl Game 5.00 (12) It's Your Move m Ironside (22) Happy Days 5:30 (12) The Price Is Right (22) Tht Big Valley EVENING 6:00 (3) Channel J News Hour 02) 1975 As It Was %: 30 (22) ABC Evening News 7:00 (3) CBS News with Watter Cronkite (12) Grady (22) The Flihtstones 7:30 (31 S2S*000 Pyramid - (12) Excuse My French (22) Mickey Mouse Club 7:45 (5) Orange Bowl 1:00 (3) The Waltons 02) Streets of San Francisco (22) Barney Miller 0:30 (22) On the Rocks 9:00 (3) HOWOH Five-0 (12) Viva Valdez (22) Streets of San Francisco 9:30 (12) Home Again 10:00 <3) Barnaby Jones 02) Harry O (22) Harry .0 11:00 (5) Local News (3) QiahntJ.S Nightbeat t12) The CTV National News (22) \a RMS — Earth View 11:21 (12) Putse 11:30 (5) Tonight Show (3) CBS Late Movie (22) Wide World Movies 12:00 <12) The 12 Midnight Movie 1:00 (5) parade host, and Larry UnvlHe and Satty Strvthers as host-commentetors. 10:00 a.m., Ch; 5 — Special. \Junior or- ange Bowl Parade/' Live from Coral Gables, Flo., NBC offers glimpse* of tht Junior Orange Bowl parade which pays tribute to our \$tar Spangled Heritage,\ wjthjot Gereglote and Anita Bryant as oo*hos«s* ... H:|0 a.m„ a*: 3, 5 — Special. \The Tournament of Roses Parade and Pageant.\ Live from Pasadena, Calif., CBS and NBC will cover the festivities of this prestigious annual New Year's Day event, whose theme this year is \America Let's Celebrate!\ On hand as host lor the CBS broadcast are Bob Barker, Michael LaaneXTA Tony Orlando and Phyttts George. Co-hosting tht festive affair for NBC art John Davidson/ Lrtty Lenge and Ed McMahon; while Kate Smith he* been chose to act as the Crand Marsha* of me celebration. 2:00 p.m., Ch. .3 — College Football. \The Cotton Bowt Game.\ The University of Arkansas Raxorbacks take on the University of Georgia Bulldogs, at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas. 4:45 p.m.. Ch. 5 — College Football. Rosa Bowl Game\ Live from the Rfee Bowl m Pasadena, Calif., the Ohio State Buckeyes meet tht UCLA arvlns, 7:45 p.m., Ch. 5 — College Football. Your+ioroscope ^. * \The Orange Bowl 6aroa.\ Llvt from tht Orange Bowt m Miami, Fla., the Okla- homa Sooner s compete with the Michigan wolverines, m this traditional New Year's Day network tvatring broadcast, 9:00 p<m., Ch. 22 — The Streets of San Francisco. \JSchool of F**r.\ tRtptat). Shakes peer lan actor Maurice Evans plays a sHghtly mad, dismissed teacher, who concocts a bizarre plan. He abducts four h«h school students and holds captive in en abandoned private school. 10:00 p.m., Ch, 22—.Harry O. \Anatomy of a fr^m^'. (Repeat). OavW Jansttn's thorough but unhurried private Invests gator Harry OrwelL Is called upon to clear His friend, Lt. Trench (Anthony Zerbt), from a phony mar^tr charge. Deservedly, Zerbe gets to do more than throw barbs at Harry in this one, and Janssen is so per- fect as Harry O, you forget he's acting at •II. Former state church council official dies SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) — Tha Rev, Theodore L. Couklin, of Syracuse. ' former associate geaeral secretary of the New York State Council of Churches, died Sunday at a nursing home. He was 74. He was active hi the council for more than 40 years, and was the founder of its legislative com* mittee. During the Rockefeller administration^ he served 6n the governor's commission to study human rights laws and was an adviser to the state departments of health and education. At a dinner in his honor in 1971, then-Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller praised Conklin as \an acknowledged master in the art and science of government, and a lovhig brother of his fellow man.\ in OyFRAHCCSDRAKa Wedaesday, Dec Si; WS You bom today'are endowed With an exceptionally fine mind and a versatility which fits yov for success in many fields — depending on your leanings and education, ^of course, ypar business acumen is . outstanding and, should you choose the world of commerce as a career, you could acquire executive status in a very short time. It Is in this field that your Xeen talents for organlxJng, fnanagement and shrswdness in putting over financial deals wouWproveinva#uab»e aseeH. You have a ©m lor writing, also, and your works In this domain would always reflect brilliant* of your intellect. Other areas In statesmanship, science, education. Traits to curb: youjLiiy^orsemfflvtty, loetouay, moodiness. Wrthdate of: Henri Matisse, Fr. artist. March St fa April St <aries) Aspects mostly auspicious, but.accuracy and fort- thought must spark a» decisions, moves. Trover rnn^ social activities highly favored. \ Apr. Si to May St (Taurus) — Controversy may prove annoying, but here Is where your keen, logical mind will be an aid. Emphasize pertinent points arid keep minor issues in their place.. May tZ to June 11 (Gemini) — A good period for revitalizing all prelects, for capitalizing on unusual ideas and revamp- ing outdated - methods. ' Some hews of interest indicated. Jane n to July tt (Cancer) • — Travtf favored, m fact, any trip on which you. embark on 'Wednesday cbukainvotve you Jn a most unusual and highlw«timulating experience. July 24 to Aug. 23 (Leo) — A shifting of certain situations indicated; perhaps current trends altering. You should he in on the movements, plans. Make the effort .— discreetly! Aug. 24 to Sept. 23 (Virgo) — Investigatt whatever, stimulates your interest, but don't \go overboard\ on a new proposition without looking below the surface. Sept 24 to Oct. 23 (Libra) — Fairly favorable influences encourage. your' interest, but dorVt go out on a limb m making program changes, feedhel for the obviously unattainable. Oct 24 to Nov. 21 (Scorpio) — matters may be highllo^ited now, but fhes% could spark big achievements later. So, whatever you attempt,yiveyour bast.'And do be prepared for all contingencies. Nov. 23 lb Dec 21 (Sagittarius) — You may discern a hint of things to came where your * personal ambitions' are concerned*- Accept advice and support from Interested friends.'. . Dec M to Jan. 20 (Capricorn) — If you attempt to gain your way today by uncon- ventional methods, it could cause discord. You are generally conservative in your leanings,.but there's a tendency toward indiscretion now. . Jan. 21 to Feb, it (Aquarfus) — Keep emotions under control and db not make drastic or needless changes on the spur of the moment. Be especially careful in a romantic involvement. Feb. 20 to Mar. 30 (Pisces) — Stress, moderation. Do not strive for the unrea- sonable and do not permit your active mind to carry your physical self beyond sensible bounds. Thursday, Jan. 1,1*7* You bam today * are an extremely versatile individual, ambitious for success and,- happily, endowed with the persistence and determination to achieve if. Certain * traits could fetter you; however, moods of despondency and pessimism; also a tendency to be suspicious of those with whom you deal; secret!veness as to your real alms. Free yourself from -these bonds- for, only then, can you llvt up to your highest Ideals and potentials. You could be a brilliant writer, an amusing receuhleur/a scientist of note, a power- in the world of business and finance. Your fields are almost limitless. Oom tail yourself. Birthdate of: Paul Revert, early American patriot; J. Edgar Hoover, former head of -F.BJ.; Barry Goldwater,U.S.statesman; J.D.Salinger, renowned author. ' . Mar. 21 to Apr. 20 (Aries) — Some planetary, restrictions. Be careful. in discussions and DO control emotions. Some situations will, call for unusual discretion. Apr; 21 lb May 21 (Taurus) — Dissidents or others not having your best interest at heart may try to dissuade you from following carefully laid plans. Ignore July 24 to Aug.. 23 (Leo) — Job matters are Hkelytoxonflict with personal desires, . but accept the situation for the present. It will payoff later. Aug, 34 to Sept. 23 (Virgo) — Curb a tendency to be overly critical. Don't look for flaws in every situation which arises. « Emphasize tolerance and optimism. Sept 24 to Oct 23 (Libra) — Do not be swayed by your, emotions. Objectivity wilt bring you a dearer view of all situations. A romantic involvement will call for an especially perceptive eye. Oct 24 to Nov. 22 (Scorpio) — A good period for everyday matters and, in some respects, for the unusual and extra- Ordinary Look for some good news in the p.m. Nov. 23 fo1)ec,21 (Sagittarius) — Stars warn against vacillating; changing.plans or projects before they have been\ given a fair chance. Steady does it. Dec 22 to Jan. 20 4 Capricorn) — Maintain a calm attitude in all situations, and you can evofd a lot of frustration. Stress tact in ail dealings— especially with members of me opposite sex. Jan. 21 to Feb; rf (Aquarius) — Trade ideas, reach for wider horizons; They broaden as you gain more ground, knowledge. Think bigjbut do not step so briskly that you^overtook details: Feb, 2S to Mar. 20 (Pisces) — Influences, somewhat adverse /tow, ; suggest that you avoid antagonizing others. If necessary-to assert your view- point during discussion, do so dispas- sionately. May 22 to June 21 (gemihi) — Strongly beneficent Mercury influences should lend fresh vigor, and zest to your activities. Also, youroutgoing personality should win new friends. Jane 22 to July 23 (Cancer) — Some unusual situations indicated, tn all dealings, be direct; Avoid devious tactics or approach, and give others the benefit of any WEDNESDAY'S social club for single adult* over 21 THERE WILL BE NO MEETING THIS WEEK Next meeting will be Jan. 7,9 P./VV at Swtngiog Turtle Dtisco, Stopcompa By ANN LAP Dear Ana I mimr s: I retk seen a probtem Hfce mine. I had twin daughters tfare in the pram 1 feel as ft Vmp Dozens of people stop an you tell them apart?\ I sa: lias her own personality, features.** Them the fools 1 start to compare the two b This one's mouth is small* It burns me up to havaioK What can Ido aboutH? ^ 1 Dear Mother: Plenty. Ai the sake of the children, as > Tell the gawkers you dkx parisons in the presence o If you don't put a atop to will be sayfiag, *This one friendlier. 0 When that Son will) you'll have double tr Dear Aon: Why would a 1 when the bathroom is on thi We live in a very faAior many people have seen hin by this practice he says I h with it. What's the answei Dear J FN: What's ttiequ He could also be arrested decide he doesn't care for t get-well card He's sick. Dear Ann Landers: Mar and unmarried. One night mired the kitchen ceiling a said, 'Til have Bob get son Bob had never been insi the paint last Saturday, am When I thanked him, he s woman he had ever met a stunned and disgusted an The next day he phoned U says he needs a woman to rotten for not helping him s once. — Cow-Licked In K Dear K.: So his psychoi Well, how about his wifer^C If Bob calls again, reay Then hang up. Get in sh< By LESTER L.< I am a physician and ai comptished aider and, li winter, I broke my pelvis capacitated. May I enlis safety? — Dr. C.B., N.Y, Dear Dr. B.: Each ye exhilarating sport of skiii perts who fail to take heed * Accidents that might ha the plaster casts on arms with its fracture epidemi Thousands of people rus after a year of rest from s and even months when ti All skiers must slowly before they get on the si perative for body protect Equipment must be exo are to he avoided. Good safety bindings can reduc Most important, each limitations and slowly gra The posted rules erf safe room for horseplay on e^ If an injury $bes occur out\ by continuing to ski possibility of a relativel complicated one. The joys of skiing are et pleasure is marred temp carelessness. by THOMAS JH ACROSS 1 Flank 5 Exhibited 11 Venezuelan cooner 41 1 2 a flThrctV (FT.) tr-
