The White Falcon - 23.04.1976, Blaðsíða 6

Today
3:00 Midday Report
3:05 General Hospital
3:30 Electric Company
4:00 Three for the Money
4:20 Early Movie:
Castle in the Air
6:05 Buck Owens
6:30 Evening Report
7:00 Carol Burnett Show
8:00 Mary Tyler Moore
8:30 Star Trek
9:30 M*A*S*H
10:00 Ten O'clock Report
10:15 Momemts of
Reflection
10:20 Longstreet
11:10 Late Show:
Svengali
12:33 Creature Feature:
The Vampire
Wednesday
3:00 Midday Report
3:05 General Hospital
3:30 Sesame Street
Saturday Sunday Monday i
9:00 Captain Kangaroo 12:00 Sacred Heart 3:00 Midday Report 3:00
9:40 Cartoon Carnival 12:15 Norman Vincent 3:05 General Hospital 3:05
11:10 Good and Plenty Peale 3:30 Sesame Street 3:30
Lane 12:45 The Practice of 4:30 Musical Chairs 4:30
11:40 Lost in Space Prayers 4:50 Let's Make A Deal
12:35 The Fisherman 1:15 Roy Rogers 5:15 Merv Griffin 5:40
1:00 Flipper 1:40 Wide World of 6:30 Evening Report 6:05
1:25 Waterworld Sports 7:00 Monday Night 6:30
1:45 All Star Wrestling 3:00 Early Movie: Baseball: New York 7:00
2:30 Early Movie: The Sins of Jezebel Yankees vs 7:30
Day the Earth Moved 4:10 The Masters Final Baltimore 8:30
3:45 NBA Basketball: Round 9:30 Washington Week in 9:30
New York vs 6:00 Music and the Review 10:00
Cleveland Spoken Words 10:00 Ten O'clock Report 10:15
5:35 Daniel Boone 6:30 Weekend Report 10:15 Moments of
6:30 Weekend Report 6:45 Animal World Reflection 10:20
6:45 The Bill of Rights 7:10 Barnaby Jones 10:20 A Quarter Century 11:10
in Action 8:00 Sunday Night Movie: of Bob Hope 12:00
7:10 Face the Nation From Nashville with 12:15 Late Show: Roll
7:35 Sanford and Son Music Freddy Roll
8:05 Hawaii Five-0 10:00 Weekend Report
9:00 Cher 10:15 World at War
10:00 Weekend Report 11:10 Tonight Show
10:15 Evil Touch
10:40 Late Show: A •1
Pancho Villa >rii id
12:15 Nightwatch: _ A
Tuesday
Thursday
3:00 Midday Report
3:05 General Hospital
3:30 Electric Company
Friday
00 Midday Report
05 The Beverly
Hillbillies
Midday Report
General Hospital
Sesame Street
Early Movie:
Pinocchio
My Three Sons
Newlywed Game
Evening Report
Monte Nash
The Americans
Cannon
The Jeffersons
Ten O'clock Report
Moments of
Reflection
Jim Stafford
Perry Mason
Boxing from the
Olympic
CbT9
4:30 Blank Check 4:05 Make A Wish 3:30 Electric Company
4:55 Mike Douglas 4:30 Jack La Lanne 4:00 Three for the Money
6:05 Truth or 4:50 $10,000 Pyramid 4:20 Early Movie:
Consequences 5:15 Wyatt Earp Mr. Belvedere Goes
6:30 Evening Report 5:40 The Price Is Right to College
7:00 Gunsmoke 6:05 Name That Tune 5:40 My Favorite Martian
8:05 The Young Lawyers 6:30 Evening Report 6:05 Buck Owens NOTE:
9:00 Sandy Duncan 7:00 Flipside 6:30 Evening Report
9:30 Maude 7:30 Phil Silvers 7:00 Soul and Symphony Programming
10:00 Ten O'clock Report 8:00 Movin' On 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore
10:15 Moments of 9:00 That's My Mamma 8:30 Star Trek subject to
Reflection 9:30 All in the Family 9:30 M*A*S*H
10:20 S.W.A.T. 10:00 Ten O'clock Report 10:00 Ten O'clock Report change
11:15 Late Show: 10:15 Moments of 10:15 Moments of
Fire Ball Reflection Reflection without
10:20 The Today Show 10:20 Longstreet
11:20 Tonight Show 11:15 Late Show: notice
Betrayal
12:25 Suspense Theater:
Psychomania
AFTV Channel 8 Specials
Monday, 10:20 p.m.—A QUARTER CENTURY OF
BOB HOPE—Watch the best of Bob Hope—
from the last 25 years. Along with
Bob, are Frank Sinatra, John Wayne,
Jackie Gleason and Steve McQueen. Clas-
sic cowboy scenes and excerpts from
monologues about presidents of the U.S.-
from Harry Truman to Gerald Ford.
Thursday 10:20 p.m.— THE TODAY SHOW—We
visit the 41st state of the union—
Montana. Examined are its history, in-
dustries, agriculture, mining, fur
ranching and life on the T-Bar Ranch.
Friday, 7:00 p.m.— SOUL AND SYMPHONY —
Starring Blood, Sweat, and Tears, the
Detroit Symphony and the Blackbirds with
Wolfman Jack as the host. (Preempts
Carol Burnett;)
AFTV Channel 8 movies of the week
Today---CASTLE IN THE AIR— A-British
comedy. Stars David Tomlinson.
Today SVENGALI— From the dark and ro-
mantic hideouts of Paris in the era of
Moulin Rouge, comes the strange love
story of a mad, music teacher and his
creation - a student fashioned into a
operatic singer.
Today---THE VAMPIRE— The reappearance
of a woman's supposedly dead aunt upsets
the lady, and to calm herself she takes
a drink, which has been drugged by vam-
pires who want her to join them.
Saturday---THE DAY THE EARTH MOVED—
Aerial photographers find a mysterious
streaking in their prints of a desert
area that foretells the occurance of an
earthquake in a remote community in
which the residents refuse to evacuate.
Saturday---PONCHO VILLA— A comedy ver-
sion of the exploits of Mexico's leg-
endary revolutionist- - Poncho Villa.
Vain, arrogant Poncho and his peons take
on the U.S. Army in the bravado invasion
of New Mexico.
Saturday---OUR AGENT TIGER— When a
French submarine discovers a treasure in
gold off the Island of Martique, site of
a new French nuclear testing station,
the French government sends its best
agent to supervise recovery of the
treasure.
Sunday---FROM NASHVILLE WITH MUSIC— A
couple, receive special invitation to
see movie director Jose Gonzalez direct
a host of big name talent in a special
movie production of country-western mus-
ic. Starring Marty Robbins, Buck Owens,
Merle Haggard* Charlie Pride, Leo G.
Carrol and Marilyn Maxwell.
Monday---ROLL FREDDY ROLL— A divorced
computer technician is desperate to out
shine his rich flamboyant new step-
father. Stars Tim Conway, Jan Murray,
Moosie Drier, Barra Grant and Henry
Jones.
Tuesday--PINOCCHIO— Famous children's
classic about the little wooden puppet
with- a nose that grows when he tells
lies.
Wednesday--FIREBALL— Mickey Rooney
stars as a young man in this story about
his fame and fortune as a roller derby
king.
Friday---MR. BELVEDERE GOES TO COLLEGE—
No synopsis.
Friday---BETRAYAL— After her husbands
death, wealthy Helen Merser decides to
hire a woman companion, Gretchen. Stars
Amanda Blake and Tisha Sterling.
Friday---PSYCHOMANIA— A former war hero
and portrait painter is suspected of
being the demented killer stalking the
campus of a girl's college.
Enlisted Dining Facility Menu
Environmental and Morale Leave Program revises schedule
FLT. NO. DATE ITINERARY BOOKING RECONFIRMING
48- 76 June 2, 3 KEFLAVIK/ERDING/RAMSTEIN May 3, 4 May 6, 7
RAMSTEIN/MILDENHALL/KEF
49- 76 June 15, 16 KEFLAVIK/ERDING May 10, 11 May 13, 17
ERDING/KEF
50- 76 June 29, 30 KEF/TORREJON (MADRID, SPAIN)May 10, 11 May 18, 19
____________July 1______TORREJON/ERDING, ERDING/KEF____________________________
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Today: Super burgers and shakes—
USO'6 Red Wall Snackbar will offer
"Super Burgers" and a thick, old-fash-
ioned shake. This special will be
served from 5 to 8 p.m.
Tomorrow: Reykjanes trip—USO will
have another Reykjanes exploratory trip.
Why not explore your own Icelandic area?
Sign up now. Trip costs one dollar and
leaves the USO at 10:30 a.m. Drivers
are always welcome.
USO will also feature tacos at the
snackbar and sponsor a pet rock contest.
Prizes will be awarded for most original
name, most obedient and ugliest. Judg-
ing will convene at 1 p.m.
Also a meeting for anyone interested
in the upcoming USO pool tournament will
be held at 1 p.m. USO will revise their
tournament rules.
Sunday: Portrait-taking, lasagna—
Lee Cattell of the photo hobby shop once
again will be available for your por-
trait-taking convenience. Bring your
camera and favorite subject by the USO
between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. The Red Wall
Snackbar will feature waffles until 4
p.m. and lasagna from 5 to 7:45 p.m.
Free chili dinner
Monday: Mini Kef Tour—Sign up for
USO's Mini Kef Tour to learn about shop-
ping in Keflavik. The trip lasts from 3
to 5:30 p.m. and costs 50 cents. The
Kingsmen Chess Club will hold their
weekly tournament at 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Karate Demo, pinochle—
Another Karate demonstration will be
featured at the USO at 7:30 p.m. Every-
one is welcome. Because of the demon-
stration, pinochle will be played in the
music room and bake bingo is canceled.
Wednesday: Hamburger Stroganoff—•
USO's Red Wall Snackbar will present
Joanie's Original Recipe Hamburger Stro-
ganoff.
Thursday: Free Chili—Calling all
unaccompanied chili eaters. USO will
host another free chili feed, which is
sponsored by the Protestant Women of the
Chapel. Serving starts at 5 p.m. The
Red Wall Snackbar will close at 4:30
p.m. The weekly ping pong tournament
will start immediately after the chili
dinner.
Friday: Mystery Silent Film—Remem-
ber 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea? The
USO's silent film will be shown at 7
p.m. It's free.
Todays-Lunch.: vegetable beef soup,
open face sandwiches, rich brown gravy,
mashed potatoes, buttered carrots and
stewed tomatoes.
Dinner: bean and bacon soup, simmered
spaghetti with heavy meat sauce, baby
beef balls, assorted pizzas, steamed
frankfurters, potato chips, broccoli
polonaise and hot garlic toast.
Tomorrow— brunch at 10 a.m.: tomato
soup, Monte Cristo sandwiches and crisp
potato chips.
Dinner: minestrone soup, syrup glazed
rock Cornish hens or glazed ham loaf,
hot mustard sauce, parsley buttered
potatoes, Harvard beets and scalloped
corn.
Sunday—brunch at 10 a.m.: chicken
with rice soup, chili size sandwiches
and french fried potatoes.
Dinner: beef barley soup, Swiss steak
with tomato sauce, mashed potatoes,
steamed rice, buttered brussel sprouts
and fried cauliflower.
Monday—Lunch: chicken noodle soup,
Spanish veal loaf, shrimp wiggles, brown
gravy, mashed potatoes, seasoned green
beans, buttered summer squash and hot
biscuits,
Dinner: cream of tomato soup, beef
sauerbraten, natural gravy, German pota-
to cakes, lyonnaise rice, German sauer-
kraut and buttered mixed vegetables.
Tuesday—Lunch: vegetable soup, chip-
per or deep fried Icelandic fish, baked
Italian sausage scalloped c^tatoes with
onions, buttered broccoli 3pears and
O'Brien corn.
Dinner: minestrone soup, battered
fried corn dogs with hot mustard sauce
or ham croquettes, baked macaroni and
cheese, seasoned garden peas and but-
tered carrots.
Wednesday—Lunch: creole soup, new
port fried chicken, brown chicken gravy,
duchess potatoes, tossed green rice,
beets with orange and lemon sauce and
buttered brussel sprouts.
Dinner: beef barley soup, pepper beef
steaks, natural sauce, golden potato
balls, buttered egg noodles, creole
hominy and fried okra.
Thursday—Lunch: cheese soup, breaded
pork cutlets, brown pork gravy, mashed
potatoes, savory bread dressing, polon-
aise cauliflower and southern style
greens. |
Dinner: "Mexican Supper," knicker-
bocker soup, bowl of Texas cnili, cheese
enchilados, hot tamale pie, braised beef
liver smothered with onions, Spanish
style rice, refried beans and Mexican
com.
Friday—Lunch: Manhatten fish chow-
der, old fashioned beef stew, fried fish
balls, steamed rice or scalloped noodles
with cheese, tomatoes and bacon, but-
tered lima beans and lyonnaise carrots.
Dinner: old fashion bean soup, turkey
croquettes or veal pinwheels, vegetable
gravy, snow flake potatoes, seasoned
mixed vegetables and buttered broccoli
spears.