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Page 2 h'~ Schedul Specia I Services • SpPcIal Serv1ces' ch1ldren's contests over SprIng Vacat10n from school, re I'r lIJ S'!'3A[;SS - Ballet j\1US1-C, "D1-e vc~led WInners 1n several categorIes Billy Plamon Works as Laundry Leadman L'Zedermaus" - 7 <0 pm 10 00 They are shown below Foyal ph 7ha:r>T"'cm1-c Orchestra conducted Born on Kwa]aleln 36 years ago yesterday, BIll Plamon by Charles Gerhardt has worked here "sInce Navy " TCHAIYOWSKY - Symphony No 6 1-n B BIlly's a leadman at the laundry, where he's been nIne M1-nor, O"{era 74 (Pathet1-q1ce) - ? 40 pm years 4e CO RecallIng hIS ChIldhood 1 Aaag1o,,II ZZegro no TY'c)~po, 2 AZ years, BIlly saId, "\.Je used legro con Graz1-e, 3 ,IIZ7egro ~olto to llJe behInd where the V1-vace j 4 F1-nale, Adag1-o Lementoso, golf course IS now " Andante New York Ph1-lhaY'l'1omc Orch Part of BIlly's ChIldhood estra conducred by Leonard Bernste1-n was spent on Jalult Atoll VIVALDI-BACei - Corccrtc VI A lhnor "It was the Japanese Head for ;, our Ha:r>ps1-cilcY" 2 crrd Str1-rgs - quarters I remember play 8 26 pm - 12 00 Ing wIth Japanese chIldren" 1 Allegro, 2 Largo-Larghetto-Largo, BIlly attended the MIssIon 3 Allegro Ferruc1-O V1-Jonell&, Hedda School on Kwa]aleln, when Illy, R&cCCll'do ('astagnone and Anna the Japanese occupIed the Ma:r>&a Pernafell1 0 ra:r>ps1-chor1-dsts Island He also attended V1-rtuos1- (h Rorra conductea by Re,1ato the IntermedIate School on Fasano MaJ~ro and the hIgh school RAVEL - Jl a Mere L'Oye (Mother Goose) - PRETTY HATS FOR FASTER wer~ worn by 8 38 15 00 on Truk pm - many Island gIrls WInners were (left He and hIS wIfe, Klmman, have two sons Sam, 13, and 1 Pavane of the Sleep&rg Beauty, to rIght), unIdentIfIed, Brerda HarrIs Blamon, 11 She's from ROl-t,amur They melon Kwa1a 2 Hop 0' Uy Thurnc, 3 La1-derone tte, and Debble Corey leln Klmman sews and cooks Empress of the Pagocas, 4 The Con In leasure hours, BIlly lIkes to read "I--'hen I was versat&cms of Beauty and the Beast, younger, I played all sports However, I've retIred from 5 The Fmru Ga:r>Ciea Pau l Pa:r>ay con them now I fIsh some " duct&ng the Detro1-t Sy~hony ~------BEETHOVEN - hohn Concerto &n D RCA's Robinson Teaches Bridge Class MaJor, Op 61 - 8 53 pm-46 00 ~rldge Interest on hwaJaleln IS boomIng 1 Allegro ma non Troppo, 2 La:r>ghetto, CraIg RobInson, an RCA Data EdLtor on ROL-Namur, m,y 3 Rondo Frc~lch lJat1-oral Fad&o Orch be the reason estra conducted by AndrE? Cluytens lie teaches a begInner's course at the CommunIty Center, Dav&d O&strakh, v&ol1-n he's PresIdent of the KwaJaleln DuplIcate BrIdge Club CLAIR DE LI'rrJE - PrograJ71me of short, and he organIzes tournaments qu&et p&eces by Debussy, Chop&n, The present brIdge class IS fIlled, but CraIg would Sa&nt-Saens and others played Dy Ph&( lIke to teach another one based on the Kaplan-ShelmlO1d adelph&a 'Jrcllestra cClducted by Eugene bIddIng system Ormandy - 9 39 pm - E~· 00 lie's run a rubber brIdge tournament and a men's ver -----ALL _":-C; ARE APPPOXIMATF sus women's event "I thInk both went over qUIte well, Controlling Cockroaches we'll probably try them 11 The 0cCllpant Will not enter the agaIn," CraIg sald house or tra_ler until a~ hour has Tournaments are scheduled elapsed aftpr the InItial time posted for seven Sundays In the next by the pest cODtrol operator 2 1/2 months at the Yokwe 12 Whe~ returnl~g to the nouse or Yuk Club Persons 1nterested traIler, the occupant w1ll open both In enterIng events are asked doors tor veDtllat10n If WIndows DOLLS OF ALL SIZES fu~D SHAPES were to contact Lheresa laylor are presenc, these should be opened entered In the contest VarIetIes were lhp 25-jear old began play also VentIlatIon should last at unlImIted and the WInners In thIS con Elf': at seven an" ent· red hlS least 30 minutes test were (left to rIght) Janet ROSSI, fIrst tournament at fourteen 13 Sheets used to cover d1shes, pots DIana ROSSI, ChrIstIne Scoutarls and SInce tren, Cra1g has played and pans, and c~othlng should be laund- Chrlst1ne HazelrIg l~ sectlonals, reblonals, ered before USing ~--,----~~------___ and n~llons 14 The above procedures are set '15 ~ost reLPnt entry was forth for cafety -- please cooperate \ the 1968 Spr1ng \atlonals 1n With the Fest Control Gp~rator r.ep lod r1t There were more than 10,000 tables Cra1g fInIshed among the top 100 players, he saId H1S goal IS to qualIfy for tre U S Br1dge Team trIals COMMANOER~ HOUR In the states when he wasn't plaYIng brIdge, CraIg 181& - 1846 must have been travell1ng He's been to 46 states "I've HOURS never seen Alaska, I.JAshlngton, LOUISIana or }la1'1e yet," 'Ja the progrcun tins u'eek, Stan M1-ller he commented te?"s ~ chapter &n the L1ncoln Lab/MIT Though CraIg cons1ders the jackaroo Club "very frIendly star: D&sc1 Pop Ord rs Simpler Dr ss Congr ssman Mak s S a Div For High Ranking Church Pr lates T Investigat Oil Leakage VatIcan CIty (UPI)--Pope Paul VI announ Santa Barbara, CalIf (UPI)--"I felt ced today he was abolIshIng the tradItIonal lIke I'd had about 10 drInkS," saId Rep red hats for cardInals and orderIng a SIm John Tunney after he became strIcken yes pler style of dress for all hIgh-rankIng terday when he made a 200-foot dIve Into church prelates throughout the world the Santa Barbara Channel to take a fIrst In a decree effectIve AprIl 13, he ruled hand looy at an 011 well leak that cardInals may be addressed as "Lord Tunney, son of former heavyweIght cham CardInal" Instead of "Y~ur EmInence," and pIon, Gene Tunney, experIenced "nItrogen archbIshops and bIShops may be called "Mon euphorIa," a dIsorIented, drunken sensa SIgnor" Instead of "Your Excellency" tIon well known to dIvers, but emerged VatIcan sources saId the Pope also has from the water unharmed Another dIver, ordered offICIals of the Roman CUrIa, the Tommy Thompson, saw the DemocratIC con Church's central admInIstratIon, to stop gressman floatIng aImlessly, grabbed hIm uSIng the expreSSIon "August PontIff" In and helped hIm regaIn control of hImself referrIng to hIm ThIS was not Included Tunney saId he dId not see any vegeta In the decree tIon or anImal lIfe durIng the dIve, but The VatIcan saId the Pope made the chan "we saw qUIte a lot of 011 You could ges to reflect "changIng CIrcumstances of see It comIng rIght up out of the sand" the tImes" and to emphaSIze "hIgher spIrI The expedItIon of seven dIvers, Inclu tual values " dIl'g four SCIentIsts, was sponsored by The red hat that the Pope abolIshed IS the SIerra Club to Inspect and photograph a WIde-brImmed, sombrero-type hat known as underwater damage done by a leak In an a galero CardInals have never worn the off shore 011 well, WhICh has smeared galero, a symbol of theIr offIce mIles of Southern CalIfornIa beaches and The only tIme the galero was used was RUBE GOLDBERG WHEREVER YOU ARE Thl'> I' t !L'CIILh threatened marIne lIfe In the area SInce after a cardInal dIed It was hung In hIS prototype of a fOllr legged madll~L clunhcd toh , t'le, b\ Glc late January tItular church - each cardInal has a church for the US Army rn dev,lopmr nt of lqllipm. nl lo Imp,o\e Tunney saId he plans to push for an mobility and matenals h rndllTlg (lp'llJllilJt' of the foot he IS responsIble for In Rome - after he IS end of all drIllIng In the channel and ,oldie! unde,' severe 10nd,tlOl' TIc m Ichrnl mimic,> Ind dead and allowed to stay there untIl It urge conpec-.sslonal publIC hearIng on rots away '1mpllfle .... the lInear lnov,. m~ nt'::> of It,; OPll ltOl Tlll lIght flont leg IS controlled b) t'le ope, ltOI , light II m the left what h2 sald were "secretly developed" A SImpler style of dress for prelates was front by hIS left arm the llgnt Ie II If I1III, I I111I ..______~------=3------.-~--~------~ 1969 "Christ the Lord Is risen to-day," Sons of men and angels 8&y. COMPOSERS, poets, artISts have given "East er as nch concepts as Chnstmas Here a Charles Wesley hymn 18 msplrabon of a lyncal dlustrauon by Nell Bnnkley The word Easter Itself comes from the old European oestre, for feast of 8pnng, an occa sion shared m common Joyously by peoples from earhest urnes - Easter hymns are found m anCJ~nt Latin and Greek manuscnpts 'That great 4th Cen tury Afncan, 8t AugustIne, adapted them mto worshJp: msplred,' It was stated, by his mother ~ .. © KIDs. r atmt~ S"r~lcate., Inc ~ -- - ~~ ~= -~-~~~~ -~- ~~~~~~~~~ ------1 e 6 I--~~--=------~------EASTER VACATION ACTIVITIES what can be accompllshed wlth a llttle materlal, lmagln- at lon and mother' s pat" eD.:;'~ _ SM~LE, SWING AND slngle reglstered by KwaJaleln teenager durIng the [~~~er vaca- tlon eClal Servlces soC"eC1 the event : OH DARN ------Saturday, pnl 5,1969 ICROSSWORD - By Eugene Sheffer I HORIZONTAL 40 Hawallan 58 Dimple 10 False 1 Thick food hoods shce 42 LoSing VERTJ('AL 11 Narrow :; Weep color 1 Blemish pathway 8 Matador s 45 Deer horn 2 Handl 19 Greek need 49 So be it capped letter 12 Confme 50 Blackbird 3 EXCited 21 Person 13 Color 52 Ebb-- '" Attacks al1ty 14 Charles 53 Flower 5 Window 24 ReSin Lamb 54 Irish coverings 25 Past 15 Hebrew sea god 6 Away 26 Kindest prophet ~5 Level 7 Beverage 28 BUilding 16 Shoshonean 56 Insects 8 Animal plot Indian ~7 Copper 9 MaXI 29 Loses 17 Solar money mum hope disk 30 Spanish 18 University Answer to yesterday s puzzle title officer 31 Possess 20 Change 'H'A'MI LAS T. RAG S 36 Flshmg 22 Exclama ~to'o tti:11'J T E. E V I L nets lion n'OtNATION.NEVE 37 Tavern 23 PrecIOus • U SE .p orw E R ED 38 Put In Jewel competition •MO ME~ ~R I G • 24 LOIters E V ••ER 41 Upon 27 Imaginary NG N.V UB SE ME 42 Turkish city SA Eli COin 32 Mature AL TER ~OT.N IT 43 Egyptlan 33 Fish eggs • RAP .W~FE RS sun god 34 Haul ••STAMMER.SIR •• 44 Festival 35 Comprises LAVAI~~~~i~~~ 46 Exist 38 Wilham UPON ~~g~ Jgg 47 Early IG ENE NEW 5 ~~.~ I\'arden 39 DeCimal 48 Lease base A\eral"e time- of aol"Uoa 22 mlauua: 51 Born I Z ? 4 10 1 q 10 II I ~5 ~6 I? 14 12: IKE S LAST RESTING PLACE II Ali], III " III I" ,(hL" I LIl II )(Id horne t left) 'lnd be) ond f]\ l In .... ( J lbl d mOI)\llllt nt ~ ~ hu\\(,t LtlJl'1f ~upp(r IlfhtJ Lh'l1:JLl 110 lfYht \ 1 b()\ Th£" mUt..,f um of memOr"lbllll 1'-, out of \ 1(\\ bLhll1d thl hO\l .... , 17 15 ~ Ib ~ II!> Iq 20 2.1 ~ n 2.!> ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 24 2S 2b 21 2.& 29 '!)O ?ol ~ t.? 34 32- ~ ~ ~ ~ 3b "37 ?& '35 ~ 40 41 ~ ~ 39 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 42- 4"3 44 4S 4b 41 4& ~ 49 50 51 51 ~ ~ 5? 54 55 ~ ~ 510 ~ 57 ~ 15& VRYPTOQUlPS LRU SLHWUI.HC PX SX CXWUI HC SUPE~ V< Ef,.PO'J (I hiE''''' 111( n I I' , ,e )Ir L., PXTP IHITULR Gel T 1 n ~ 11 I hi dll I , Yesterday's Cryptoquip-DlSTANT VISTAS NEVER DIS \ tOov!' L l~ I J Il " TRACT COLD CLODS ~\ I III \ , l ~11 ! \ I I Ii \\ llfll II ell , , II WHAT NOW' UP n thl CpOl 1LL) , U, III 11 thought, 0\ M tlTII( El'pn " L 0, hiS Ollt It }\)l .... tl l hov.cr :J'., ..,1](. h1 P\('.., over '-.l.lnCL L dlt,1j C"B ~(l 1, U I CONTRACT BRIDGE dedth If hll IIIl,hJnd of )2 ) H,I) I-, lll( II \ lJJld' yedr~ John drd B-ihll'L cOlild I III j tIll '- J 1'-( 1 B y B Jay Becker "ent hu 0 11\( \,\ ,th then Hi..- t1c,.Q t ](-1 Ii 1 '- whIlE' h~ I.:. r'lnn ..., adol to (Top Record Holder In Masters' Individual Championship Play) tl(II -., ( P It)Jjll l--.. ( Belg!\lm but too p"ll~ hmo th Il )~ till '-,1 \)1 t JJ1 ':lollth rlrftler on th.. level- that IS he may to m'1h~ '-lIlh d! ('J .... lOn~ '\forth bOlith \lIlnpr~blc haH' onl) the ~mgleton queen ------NORTH Ior It may be a deltberate false .1; carr! de~lgned to persuade East that 'Vest has the mlssmg four "Q871 + A'l6 4 !cast must make a deCISion at ... J 109 1 tIll. pomt and he should assume \\ t.,r F<\~'l that South has the four because .10942 • A T 71 othen\ Ise the c.ontract cannot be beaten To concede declarer " 92 " /}4 +KI~)U + 10 the ~mgleton que e n of clubs ",Ii .y.AK8752 would be eqUivalent to con ~Ol rll cedmg the contract .KQ85 So Ea,t letlllns the eight of "AK J 10 3 clubs at tn~k t\\ 0 hopmg hiS 'N SPRING A YOUNG MAN 5 FANCY ~nd thIn!:.' I'K' +Q7 pal tner \\ III I uff (Note that Shlron Blown on a bOdt dt Jacksomllle Fil lie thl 1'1 ",Q4 East return, the highest club ,on She " t former MIS'i USA n 1 tl\ e fIf MInuen L \ The blrldmg he can spare so that If VVest ruffs, he Will lead back the ~ollth highest SUit spades I 1" 'Vest obhge~ on both scores 1 " by ruffmg the club and return Opening lead -'IX of club, mg a spade to East, ace ThiS JlI'3t a'i declarel s first can IS the third tllck fOI the de 'IrlenllOn must be to make the fense VVhen East now leads an· (ontnct a defender s first can other low club South IS ready 'ldeIalion must be to beat the to be carted off to the hospital contracl In attempting to meet Sooner or latc] Jle must lose a thl' obJccllve a keen defender diamond to 1,0 do\\ none FORMER P~IEST MARRIED- GIO' '1nn, 11,1 \I Ilt" '11Lr \\111 tl11ke ,my and all assump If Ea,t pelmlts hlmselt to be pal-- lL lh p? n \\hu It'ft the pllt c.,thOt rl tu o~ fll J linn, that may be necessary for fooled anr! ,hlfts to another SUIt With ill" bt Iljl. t 18 fur mt 1 (rLO\ l.nll-l (lilt I (11ft rl..dl ( defeat of the contract at trIck two on the assumptlon Lon,,,lel thiS deal where that It IS VVest who has the \\ C'it 10'1(1, the SIX of clubs, on doubleton club he allows de \hlcii ~ "t plays the kmg ard clarer to make the contract "fliith the queen There ]s no East s central thought must be \\ 1\ fOI f as! to know at thiS to try to beat the contract and p'!lnt \\ hethcr \Yest or South to be consl"tent \\ Ith thiS he h" the miSSing- fOUl of club, must a! bitrallly con~lgn the TEXAS /Jrrl,\! rr , ql,CUl play mil) be four of clubo to South AUSTIN o MEX Q lO'" " .... I o Wtl.E's MONTeRREY ( I{(JUNO <'UPI'OI{T - One of the mORt welcomed RightR for "HARP MECHANIC - Sgt ( round PPr"onnel In time of an WillIam F "'harp crew chief attack IR the A( 17 Oral(onHhlp 'nth the 20th Specral Opera. With ItR unlimited Rupply of tlOns "quadran makes repairs GAS Bl,,~h Kill 1 .~ MINERS ' '" ,f\l' " '-pi f1",~" "ere <,<,gt Alan L on the engine of a UH IF heh 11P'-,t:d t\\O COl! It Ifll '"\ l 'J'J( It 1 "Itl \l \. I I' (~mr,h~1I Phu (at Air RaRe, copter He has heen named John F DPdl dpn DetrlJlt Ind kldtd 13 nl(} tl 1,'Ptll Jlhld l) I ~ John J \\ rIl.ht Iltt,hurl.h pro I,a r~" t" d rcop a 2 000 candle ~ rr-t rerm Airman of the Year h ((ond Tl, nlJn(' V.. UL )pel lIt . '''t,~, H 'I ' ,...,0\ "OWl r flare to pro'ide light for ftOr Ud')rn Royal Thai Air Force THE~[ US PRELATES 11 e "Illong the 33 III \\ [ 1I d1l111, n l11lLli UOI' t"'OPH und"r enemy fire BaR" rhalland • r rllllrnt fin nil d ...,t ,-1-______-.-:... ______In Pope P 1111 \ T ) II ..... lIlg thl nllmbt I or t II dill 11 ... tn 1 ~h HOURGLASS Page 8 Saturday, April~5~,~1_9_6_9______Wed 9 Thurs 10 Fn. 11 Sat 12 Sun 13 Mon 7 Tues 8 CHURCH OF CHRIST ChUrl h Bulll1m 8o.1llNG ALLEY 093°-233° 093°-233° °93°-233° , 0930-2310 v, () ~Q 1 I ~(,v-2~30 Serv~ces w~ll be held th~s Lord'~ Day at 10 am ~n Tr 664 for further &n DEPENDENTS POOL 093°-183° 0930-1830 093°- 183° 093( -18~::: I0(JJ H830 093°-183° format~on call 82327 or 82~Z1 1900-:'100- 1900-2100- '900-2100- 1~-21,.)r I 19Ov-<-1 JI:: 1900-2100 BACHELORS POOL C'~00-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 , OU\,.J-L. )vO ObOO-2300 LATTER DAY SAINTS Serv&ces are held ~n the F&ne Arts I'o'ARINA 120C -1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 °73°-1900 0730-1<)00 Bu~ld~ng Pr~esthood meet&ng &C at 8 30 am sunday School and Sacrament H06BY SHOP 1230 -1730 123°-173° 123°-113° 123°-173° 123°-173° 123°-113° meet~ng &s at 9 45 am 183°-213° 183°-213° 183°-213° 18~0-2130 183°-21 3'] 183°-213° EPISCOPAL SERVICES LIBRARY 0900-2200 0900-2200 0<)00-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 1300 2200 Even~ng prayer and sermon &s held eV~YJ Sunday even~ng &n the Chapel beg&nn"ng GEAR LOCKER 0830-173° 083°-173° 083°-173° 083°-173° 083°-173° 083°-1730 083°- J 130 at 6 pm Everyone ~s cordtally &n 1200- 143° v&ted to attend these serv&ces PHOTO LAB 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-<:100 1200-1900 1200-1900 CATHOLIC TENNIS COURTS 0630-233° 063°-233° 063°-233° 063°-233° 063°-2330 063°-233° 063°-233° 7 QM and 9 15 am &n the Memor&al Chapel and at 11 20 on Ro~ Namur Da&ly GOLf SHACK JI3( I 1630-193° 163°-193° 163°-193° 163°-193° 16~0-1930 C,30 °73°-193° Mass at 4 45 pm ~n the Blessed Sacra ment Chapel Monday through Saturday EMeN BEACH LifE 153°-183° 153°-183° 153°-183° 153°-183° 153°-183° 093°-183° Confess~ons before weekday Masses and GUARD ON DlfTY Saturday from 4 to 4 45 pm and from 7 30 to 8 30 pm TEEN CLUB 1530-1800 153°-1800 153°-1800 153°-1800 153°-1800 1300 -1 63° 21 0 1900- 3 190(' '300 I ?030-______2330 _ EVANGELISTIC HOUR PISTOL RANGE ------1700-1800 0900- qoo An ~nformal worsh&p serv&ce ~s held ------1700-1800 131)()- TRAP RANGE ------I ------i 1500 each Sunday even~~ ~n the Memor~al *ADULT SWIMMING (14 YEARS AND OYER} I 1 , Chapel beg~nn&ng at 7 pm There w"ll be a song and test~mony serv&ce, clos ¥-*~ ~ng w&th a sermon PROTESTANT RICHARDSON CUSTER PAPER FOR SINGLES MOLL OPERATION HAMMERHEAD SECRET Worsh~p Serv~ces w~ll be held at 8 10 LION ONLY FLANDERS CROSSBOW SEVEN THEATER and 11 am at the Island Memor~al Chapel 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 Dr Harold Hanl&n, F~eld Supe~ntendent ~------~------~------~------+------+------+------~------~of the M~crones&a M~ss&on w&ll preach +he sermon enhtled "VICTORY THROUGH OCEAN VIEW HAMMERHEAD MOLL PAPER OPERATION CUSTER SECRET FOR SINGLES OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST" based on THEATER FLANDERS LION CROSSBOW SEV[N ONLY Co~nth~ans I 15-57 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 ~------+------~------~------4------+------1------+------___ A nursery &s prov&aed en tile Island Jay Nursery for the Sundad School and 11 YOKWE YUK PAPEF OPERATION SECRET CUSTER HAMMERhEAD FOR SINGLES MOLL am Serv&ce - 9 15 to 12 45 pm THEATLR LION CROSSBOW SEVEN ONLY FLANDERS Sunday School classes for all ages 7 & 9 7 & 9 10 7 & 9 7 5< 9 25 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 15 are held at the George Se&tz School at 9 40 am Adults are present to t------+------+-O-D-D------~------.,------t------~------+------~ass~st newcomers &n f~nd~ng the&r class IVEY HALL MOLL COUPLE -6 30 OPERATION PAPER SECRET CUSTER HAMMERHEAD room sunday School on Ro~ Namur &s THEATER FLANDERS FOR-SINGLES CROSSBOW LION SEVEN at 9 am ~n the Commun~ty Bu&Ld&ng 6 30 & 8 45 ONLY- 8 30 6 30 & 8 40 6 30 & 8 30 ~ 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 55 6 30 & 8 30 The Worsh~p Serv&ce on Ro& Namur w"ll ~------~------_+------4------_1------4_------_+------+_------______be held at 7 pm ~n the Commun"ty Bu&ld &ng and w&ll be led by Rev Jude Sam- TRADEWINDS SECRET CUSTER HAMMERHEAD FOR SINGLES MOLL PAPER OPERATION son THEATER SEVEN ONLY rLANDERS LION CROSSBOW 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Chopel Notes MECK ISLAND THE INVASION THE ODD MURDeR A GIRL NAMED HARLOW THE BOSTON COLLECTION TO PRIESTS ON PONAPE THEATER VICTORS COUPLE AHOY TAMIKO STRANGLER Father Boyle has announced that the 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 Easter Sunday collectlon wlil go to ~------~------~----~------L------~------~--,------~L------~------~ Father Cavanagh at Kltl, Ponape, who HAMHERHEAD AT FOR SINGLE~ ONLY AT needs to replace hlS amateur trans- I Spy Drama 106 Min Color Comedy 99 MIn Color celver system, and to Father CostIgan I V1nce Edwards, Judy Geeson John Saxon, Mary Ann Mobley, ChrIS at Ponape Agrlculture and Trade School V1nce Edwards 1S Charles Hood, an Noel for the needs of that Instltutlon undercover agent ass1gned to prevent For SIngles Only IS an apt complex DR HANLIN LEADS EASTER SERVICES CUSTER OF THE WEST ATC the theft of mlsslle plans by a that lS, as the tItle Implies, for Tomorrow's Sunrlse SerVIce at the Western 147 MIn Color James Bond type foe Hammerhead slngles only, under age 30 A boy Cross and the 8 10 and 11 am serVlces Robert Shaw, Mary Ure, Jeffrey Hunter To make hIS task more troublesome he meets glrl story, wlth resultlng In the Chapel wlll be led by Dr Harole General George Armstrong Custer, a IS entangled wlth a kooky, sexy, romances Ten songs are Introduced Hanlln, FLeld Superlntendent of the natural for the mOV1es, has traveled llttle companIon (Judy Geeson, seen by some well-known new groups MIlton Mlcronesla Mlsslon Dr Hanlln re qUIte a dIstance in cellulold from hlS In "To Slr, WIth Love") caught up In Berle has a small part, as the couples turned to KwaJaleIn Frlday after It 1912 debut of "Custer's Last Stand" a world of pecullar, sadlstlc char manager AFRTS's own ChrlS Noel IS was learned that, through a mIX-Up BrItIsh star Robert Shaw IS cast as acters FIlmed In the coastal citIes featured In aIrllne reservatlons, Rev Elden a stralghtforward, no funny buslness, of Portugal (ReI 1968) Buck and hlS group of Chapel youth deglamorlzed Cavalry offlcer He proves (ReI 1968) FellowshlP travelers wlll not be able to be a strIct d1sclpllnarlan and hIS to return from Ponape untll early Parls (UPI)--Charles Clerln gla1 ced fellow offlcers come 1nto conflIct WIth OPERATION CROSSBOW AT next week Dr HanlIn also led the at the tOllet In hIS thlrd floor apart hIm The hlstorlcal facts seem to have World War II Drama 127 'lin Color-WS Good Frlday Servlce ment and much to hIS surprIse found been left on the cuttlng room floor In George Peppard, SophIa Loren The SunrIse Servlce WIll begln at a python peerIng back at hIm thlS one Several old CInerama-type ThIS 1965 mOVle IS full of excit 6 30 am ~orshlppers should brIng After a moment of stunned SIlence trIcks are employed WIth runaway tralns, ment, VIsual effects, and a tight blankets, mats or beach towels to Slt the snake dIsappeared back Into the ,.]ag,.ns and a soldler on a lumber water story lIne The BrItish go all out on the grass plumbIng and Cierin headed downstaIrs shoot for added thrIlls wlth an effort to dIscover launch MASSES RETURN TO PRE-LENTEN SCHEDULE to ~eport the matter to the conclerge (ReI 1968) Ing SItes of the German V-l and V-2 Beglnnlng Tuesday, Aprll 8, dally On the way he ran Into hIS flrst floor rockets Three young offIcers are Mass wlll be celebrated at 4 45 pm neIghbor, LUCIen Peraldl, who reported, THE AMOROUS ADVENTURES OF MOLL FLANDERS chosen to Infiltrate enemy plants, Tuesdays through Frldays, .lth Sunday "I've lost a python" Comedy Farce 132 Hln A Color-WS and theIr herOIC endeavors supply Masses at 7 and 9 15 am "I've found It," Clerln replied A Kim Novack, Rlchard Johnson spIne-tInglIng personal undercurrent Beglnnlng Saturday, AprIl 12, there qUIck search fa1led to turn up the It sums up to be a female verSl0n of to hIstorIC achIevement Mis Loren's wlll be an add1t1onal Mass at 5 pm snake, but other apartment dwellers In Tom Jones, wlth Kim Novack the bawdy appearance is brIef, but vibrant as each Saturday afternoon The Mass of herOlne Moll IS a mald In a noble always the bUIlding deCided not to walt the Sunday w1ll be offered at that around They called the fire brigade woman's household wlth a shrewd deslre (Rel 1965) tlme and attendance at the Saturday to make a success In life The farce A fIreman was stationed at every afternoon Mass WIll fulfIll the precep tOilet In the bUlld~ng and after a 1S played broadly, at tlmes approachIng PAPER LION ATC of attendance at Mass on Sundays and fIve hour walt the python showed up In burlesque Desplte a cast of veterans, Comedy 114 Mln Color-WS Holy Days of Obllgatlon the first floor tOilet The waItIng and a varIety of bosom-sexposlng Alan AIda, Lauren Hutton, and the MISSIONARIES FROM MICRONESIA costumes, KIm Novack remaIns an unex Detroit LIons fIreman bravely tugged hIm out Rev Elden Buck has produce~ dnother CItIng herOIne George PlImpton is the playboy Peraldl qUIckly sent the python off lesson for the youth serles of t,e to a veterInarian to get over the (ReI 1965) wrlter who bases hlS articles on real Paclflc Islands ChrIstIan EducatIon experIence "The snake doesn't lIke llfe experlence, so that he can tell Currlculum WhlCh, from headquarters ln people and gets frIghtened easl1y," he TilE SECRET SEVEN ATC It as It really IS In the past he FIJI, serves all maJor Protestant HIstorIcal Melodrama 101 Mln Color-WS has played on a baseball all-star explained denomlnatlons In t~e entIre PaCIfIC Tony Russell, Helga Llne team, and boxed with Sugar Ray Robin area Two brothers and fIve freed slaves son ThiS time he poses as a rookie A workshop IS planned for all who work The current lesson, "MISSIonarIes band together to end the rule of a quarterback WIth the Detroit Lions in the Microneslan Handicraft Shop It from MIcronesla," IS the fIfth of a Spartan tyrant The cast IS darlngly Wlth the front offlce knowing about WIll be held Thursday, April 10th from unIt entItled, "Servants of God In agile and acrobatIC, and the Seven brIng It, of course The ending IS hilar- 9 - 11 am in the Briefing Room of the the PacIfIC" It tells of the plant a RobIn Hood-like note to the llberatl0n 10US, when the coach assured of a Air Termlnal Buyers for each district Ing of the Chrlstlan Church ln Mlcron of theIr countrymen vlctory over the Cardinals, sends will display merchandise from their eSIa and of the work of IndIgenous (ReI 1966) George In for the last few plays area and answer any questIons you may Chr1st,ans 1n the expans10n and growth Plimpton is credibly and attractIvely have If you CANNOT attend, please call of the Church IVEv HALL MATINEE A Japanese feature played by AIda, and the beefy Lion 84691 or 82631 --Pat Cataldo-- length anlmated cartoon tells a story heroes, and the coaches and other of a llttle boy who becomes an ap sports greats all play themselves prentIce to a kIndly sorcerer In order RICHARDSCW - EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND DOUlLE rEATURE ON SATURDAY NIGHTS (ReI 1968) yOl Haclots They'll Do It Tunc ______-1 -- -- -l T(.IE KIDS OF SCIATICA (.IILL TI-IEN Ot-lCE T~E OIJ' - 'Y';r)R JUNIOR 1·1161-1 CAN'T WAIT TO GET CLOSES 00 T\-IEM TI4'- ' OUT AT DISMISSAL TIME POUt-IDlt-iG TO GET BACK IN BIG GEORGE! by Virgil Partch af n u t s ~S:R~ COM~S DID YOLJ NO'fIC:~ 'fHA'f 1"~RRII3L.~ iH~ WOK 6H~ FL.IR'" :r WAS 6AV~ 'IOLJz ilOL.L.It-lG- YOU A[30Ui ~ / r J "Turn on somethmg with a message lIke good guys agamst bad guys" LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE I FOUND BEETJ..E 30 NlINUTEG 1=01<: i - ~E TAL':: 30 A .lNUTE:; LOAFIN6 AND I ~ .... 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"ll MOVIES PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL A~SOCIAT1S AT THE held Sunday, I\DrlJ J h dt thp ( n+" aJ DIRECTION OF THE COMMAJlDING OFFICER, Ten gallon aquarlum wlth reflector, Pollce Statlon, betwepD t' lO~ S G Tomght At KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, 11ARSHALL IS two fllters, two vlbrator pumps, tublng 11 am and 1 pm In0cclav"_ and regls LANDS CONTRACT DAAG-43-6i-C-000I large can of flSh food, thermometer, tratlon for all anlmals over three The HourGlass IS publlshed dally Mon extra charcoal, glass wool, and one months of age are requlred for all anl RICHARDSON day through Saturday small flsh net Also for sale a gold mals at KMR Materlal for publlcatlon on the fISh bowl ·and small aquarlum (10x6x7l There IS a $2 50 charge for the In AROUND TOWN page must be submltted In WblCh Includes a vlbrator pump, tublng, oculatlon and $1 00 charge for the reg wrltlng to the HourGlass 72 hours fllter, extra charcoal, glass wool, T Istratlon ADULTS MUST ACCOMPANY ALL "A GI){J i\I '~lJ TA"!1JCO" Drlor to deslredpubllcatlon date valve, flSh food and alrstone, call PETS Telephone 82163 for further In \Ltl ''''atenal for the AD and SPORTS pages 83534 ask for Chrls formatlon Laurence Han ~> ~ f PERSONALS Scout Community Service Anyone havlng clalms agalnst SFC Robert The cooperatIon of all tenants of Sunday A DInse, RA55531981 please contact the houslng area on Kwa)aleln is belng MaJor Jerry L Klntlgh, SENSEA, by asked to cooperate with the Explorer phone at 81425/81426 or In person at Scouts thlS Sunday afternoon when they BUlldlng 1051 (SENSEA Bldg) WIll be go.ng from house-to-house, Movi es InqUIring whether any member of the family has any SpecIal SerVIces ath letIC gear that lS overdue In beIng ANNOUNCEMENTS RI(}ijl~SON------I~VASION------7 30 returned OCTA" \'IB~------HARLOW------7 30 & 12 30 WATER CONDITION -- ORANGE Look around your house now for any YOKlt ~ ------BOSTON STRANGLER------7 9 OS eqUIpment such as tennIS rackets, vol & IVH IlAlL ------A GIRL NAMED TAMIKO------6 30 & 8 30 leyballs, basketballs, tetherballs, baseball gloves, etc Have them ready ~~TlNEt------1,~T D~~ CAT------l R~ING TIME 116 MIN The mOVIe "THE ODD COUPLE" wlll play when the Scouts arrlve ffW)U\ li\f[)S------TI-ll::. ODP COUPLE------8 agaln next week at the Ivey Hall on The Explorers are dOlng thlS as a rvlECh 1',L \XD-'-- - --~IADJ-- IN PARIS------7 30 Tuesday at 6 30 pm wlth the regular community service Please help them scheduled feature out