The White Falcon - 26.03.1976, Blaðsíða 6

Today
3:00 Midday Report 9:00
3:05 General Hospital 9:50
3:30 Electric Company 11:20
4:10 Jackpot
4:30 Early Movie: 12:45
Blondie 1:05
5:40 The French Chef 1:30
6:05 Buck Owens 2:20
6:30 Evening Report
7:00 Carol Burnett 3:45
8:00 Mary Tyler Moore
8:30 Star Trek 5:40
9:30 M*A*S*H 6:30
10:00 Ten O'clock Report 6:45
10:15 Moments of 7:10
Reflection 7:35
10:20 The Untouchables 8:00
11:10 Late Show: 9:00
The Mysterians 10:00
12:40 Creature Feature: 10:15
The Vampire's 10:40
Coffin 11:55
Saturday
Captain Kangaroo
Cartoon Carnival
Good and Plenty
Lane
The Fisherman
Flipper
All Star Wrestling
Early Movie: Ride
In the Whirlwind
NCAA Basketball:
St. Johns vs Indiana
Daniel Boone
Weekend Report
Wild Kingdom
The Way It Was
Sanford and Son
Hawaii Five-0
Cher
Weekend Report
Evil Touch
Late Show: In
Tandem
Nightwatch:
Notorious Lady
Sunday
12:00 Sacred Heart
12:15 Norman Vincent
Peale
12:45 Roy Rogers
1:05 Wide World of
Sports
2:20 Early Movie: The
Naked Hills
3:40 Beverly Hillbillies
4:00 Doral Eastern (Open)
5:35 Green Acres
6:00 Music and the
Spoken Word
6:30 Weekend Report
6:45 Love American Style
7:40 Animal World
8:00 Sunday Night Movie:
The Narco Men
9:40 We Don't Want To
Lose You
10:00 Weekend Report
10:15 World at War
11:05 Tonight Show
Monday
Tuesday
3:00
3:05
3:25
4:25
4:50
5:15
6:30
7:00
7:30
9:10
10:00
10:15
10:20
11:30
Midday Report
General Hospital
Sesame Street
Musical Chairs
Let's Make A Deal
Merv Griffin
Evening Report
Meet the Press
NBA Basketball:
Washington vs
Boston
Tim Conway
Ten O'clock Report
Moments of
Reflection
Goodnight America
Late Show: Red
Stallion of the
Rockies
TV movies of the week
TODAY— BLONDIE — The Bumstead family
gets to go on vacation without inter-
ference from Dagwood's boss.
TODAY—THE MYSTERIANS— A race of gigan-
tic scientific intellectuals, whose
plane is destroyed in an atomic war, at-
tempt to conquer Earth.
TODAY—THE VAMPIRE'S COFFIN—A doctor
removes a vampire^s body from a cemetary
for use in medical experiments.
SATURDAY—RIDE IN THE WHIRLWIND—Three
cowhands are mistaken for a gang of out-
laws wanted for a stage holdup and mur-
der.
SATURDAY—IN TANDEM—The pilot of the TV
series Movin' On. The film focuses on
the relationship between a tough veteran
trucker and his young, college-educated
partner. Stars Claude Akins and Frank
Converse.
SATURDAY—NOTORIOUS LADY—A young State
Department official rents a flat from a
beautiful American woman suspected of
murdering her husband. Togther, they
set out to prove her innocence. Stars
Jack Lemon and Kim Novak.
SUNDAY—THE NAKED HILLS—An Indiana far-
mer with gold fever deserts his family
for prospecting in the California hills.
Stars David Wayne, Keenan Wynn and Jim
Backus.
SUNDAY—THE NARCO MEN—A former Interpol
agent joins forces with a Mediterranean
narcotic syndicate to help locate a huge
shipment of heroin, hi-jacked by a rival
gang of smugglers.
MONDAY—RED STALLION OF THE ROCKIES—Two
ex-circus performers attempt to capture
a herd of wild horses.
TUESDAY—ANGEL WHO PAWNED HER HARP—An
angel is sent from heaven to do good
deeds.
WEDNESDAY—THE DAY THE HOT LINE GOT HOT-
A mixup in baggage at a Barcelona air-
port involves a young man in an espion-
age plot with a wily European double
agent. Stars Charles Boyer, Robert
Taylor and Marie Dubois.
FRIDAY—CAST A DARK SHADOW—A young man
murders his rich wife before she can
change her will.
FRIDAY—HERCULES THE AVENGER—The god-
dess of Earth tries to depose the god of
Earth, the son of Hercules.
FRIDAY—SAMSON IN THE WAX MUSEUM—A mad
doctor, who spent his early years in a
Nazi concentration camp, uses a special
drug to convert human beings into awful
monsters for his wax museum.
Mar 26-
Apr 2
Wednesday
3:00 Midday Report
3:05 General Hospital
3:30 Sesame Street
4:35 Blank Check
4:50 Mike Douglas Show
6:05 Truth or
Consequences
6:30 Evening Report
7:00 John Jay
7:30 Gunsmoke
8:30 Young Lawyers
9:30 Sandy Duncan
10:00 Ten O'clock Report
10:15 Moments of
Reflection
10:20 S.W.A.T.
11:10 Late Show: The
Day the Hot Line
Got Hot
Thursday
3:00
3:05
3:25
4:25
5:40
6:05
6:30
7:00
7:30
8:30
9:30
10:00
10:15
10:20
11:05
11:55
Midday Report
General Hospital
Sesame Street
Early Movie: The
Angel Who Pawned
Her Harp
My Favorite Martian
The Newlywed Game
Evening Report
Monte Nash
The Americans
Cannon
The Jeffersons
Ten O'clock Report
Moments of
Reflection
Soul Train
Perry Mason
Boxing from
the Olympic
NOTE:
Programming
subject to
change
without
notice
Friday
3:00 Midday Report 3:00
3:05 General Hospital 3:05
3:30 Electric Company 3:25
4:05 Make A Wish 3:55
4:30 4:55 Can You Top This? $10,000 Pyramid 4:10
5:15 Wyatt Earp 5:35
5:45 Price Is Right 6:05
6:05 Name That Tune 6:30
6:30 Evening Report 7:00
7:00 Flipside 8:00
7:30 Silent Service 8:30
8:00 Movin' On 9:30
9:00 Overseas Mission 10:00
9:30 10:00 All In The Family Ten O'clock Report 10:15
10:15 10:20 Moments of Reflection First Step 10:20 11:10
10:50 11:15 Peter Gunn Tonight Show 12:35
Midday Report
General Hospital
Electric Company
Three For The Money
Early Movie: Cast
A Dark Shadow
The French Chef
Buck Owens
Evening Report
Carol Burnett
Mary Tyler Moore
Star Trek
M*A*S*H
Ten O'clock Report
Moments of
Reflection
The Untouchables
Late Show:
Hercules the Avenger
Creature Feature:
Samson In the
Wax Museum
uso
Tonight's silent film at the USO Club
is "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" filmed
in 1914.
Saturday afternoon is the big ping
pong match between Rear Admiral H. G.
Rich and Fire Chief Sveinn Eirksson.
It begins at 1 p.m.
Sunday is the Reykjanes Exploratory
trip between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. The fee
is $1, and be sure to bring your lunch.
At 8 a.m. there is a service and pancake
breakfast.
Monday, Sloppy Joe sandwiches are
featured.
Tuesday is the Mini-Kef Tour, between
2 and 5 p.m. for 50 cents.
Wednesday, Icelandic lambdogs, or
"Pylsur", are featured. There will also
be a sheepskin drawing.
Thursday at the USO there will be a
new, enlarged menu for the snack bar.
Friday you can join in the personal-
ity quiz. Get your form at the USO and
Joanie, Diana or Julie will be waiting
to interpret your answers.
The USO Club is open daily from 9
a.m. to 11 p.m. The snackbar is also
•open every day between 11 a.m. and 7:45
p.m. For more details on any USO Club
activities, call 7980.
Station Library offers ‘Italian’ books for travelers
by Cathy Mullen
Are you planning to take your E & ML
in Rome this year at Eastertime? If so,
please don't forget to check the collec-
tion of material on Italy in your Sta-
tion Library. Here is a Current Bibli-
ography of Italy containing books which
are available in the Station Library for
your convenience:
TRAVEL IN ITALY
1. French and Italian Riviera, 2nd
edition. (Nagel Travel Guide Series)
2. South of Rome; A Spring and Sum-
mer in Southern Italy and Sicily by Rob-
ert M. Coats.
3. Fodor's Italy 1971 by Eugene
Fodor.
4. The Appian Way; A Journey by Dora
Jane Hamblin.
5. Italy: Including Sicily and Sar-
dinia. (Baedeker's Touring Guides)
6. Speaking the Language Like A Na-
tive; Aubrey Menen on Italy by Aub rey
Menen.
7. Complete Reference Guide to Italy
and Its Islands. (Pan American Airways)
8. Venice Observed by Mary McCarthy.
HISTORY OF ITALY
1. The Italians by Luigi Barzini.
2. Italy: A Journey Through Time by
John A. Crow.
3. Italy by Massimo Salvador!.
4. The Italian Story by Geoffrey
Trease.
5. The Medici by G. F. Young.
Please note: This is a complete list
of books on Italy that are still in the
collection according to this year's in-
ventory, up-dated March 12, 1976.
Enlisted dining
Today—Lunch: minestrone soup, beef
sukiyaki or turkey chow mein, tossed
green rice, corn fritters with hot syrup
and buttered broccoli spears.
Dinner: Chicken with rice soup, Swiss
steak in condensed tomato soup, Rissole
potatoes, buttered mixed vegetables and
steamed spinich.
Saturday—Brunch is at 10 a.m.: cream
of mushroom soup, grilled cheese sand-
wiches, french fried potatoes.
Dinner: vegetable beef soup, baked
Cornish game hens, or barbecued chicken,
brown chicken gravy, mashed potatoes,
buttered lima beans and Harvard beets.
Sunday—Brunch is at 10 a.m. Cream
of chicken soup, hot Reuben sandwiches,
crisp potato chips.
Dinner: Mongole soup, baked stuffed
pork slices, brown gravy, O'Brien pota-
toes, Lyonnaise wax beans, seasoned
greens, spiced applesauce and hot corn-
bread.
Monday—Lunch: logging soup, baked
beef casserole, veal parmesan, golden
potato balls, tossed green rice, butter-
ed peas & carrots, fried hominy and hot
biscuits.
Dinner: cream of mushroom soup, Yan-
kee pot roast, natural sauce, paprika
potatoes, scalloped corn, fresh fried
cauliflower.
Tuesday—Lunch: clam chowder, sea
food platter of shrimp, fish and seal-
facility menu
lops, beef balls stroganoff, baked mac-
aroni & cheese, buttered asparagus
spears and buttered mixed vegetables.
Dinner: tomato soup, oven fried
chicken with corn flake crumbs, brown
gravy, mashed potatoes, creole green
beans and fried okra.
Wednesday—Lunch: bean with bacon
soup, spaghetti with meat balls, baked
lasagna, assorted pizza pies, buttered
broccoli spears and corn on cob.
Dinner: puree mongole soup, grilled
pork chops, cottage fried potatoes,
boiled blackeye peas with ham seasoning,
buttered summer squash.
Thursday—Lunch: beef with barley
soup, hot turkey sandwiches, turkey
gravy, snow flake potatoes, bread dres-
sing creole lima beans, and augratin
cauliflower.
Dinner: cream of chicken soup, beef
pinwheels or breaded veal cutlets, to-
mato gravy, oven-glo potatoes, sauteed
corn and seasoned greens.
Friday—Lunch: clam chowder, fresh
Icelandic fried fish, stuffed cabbage
roll with tomato soup, baked macaroni &
cheese, buttered garden peas and creole
summer squash.
Dinner: cream of mushroom soup, sim-
mered corn beef with apple glaze, hot
mustard sauce, paprika potatoes, butter-
ed string beans, creamed carrots and hot
cornbread.
PTO meets this week
The Parent Teacher Organization will
hold a general membership meeting Tues-
day at 7:30 p.m. in the upper school
multi-purpose room. Topics of discus-
sion will include this year's scholar-
ship program. Also, elections will be
held for next year's executive board.