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Theater at St. Agnes Jeanne Beauchampjoan CresanJoyce Benard and Valarje Evans head up the cast fc£** A*n? " i g ' S c h o ° r Children's Theater prodi ctioh of The Red ShoesT The .' Children's Theater will present Many Moons by James Thurber on March 9 and The "* Red Shoes on March 23. Both shows start at 10:30 a.m. and it is noted that adults are admitted free when accompanied by a ticket-holding; child: William Andia directs the plays/ - " 4 "•' t I

At Home With the Movies PUEBLO

Thursday, March 7 [ABC] '

Rebroadcast o f an excellent television-made drama based on the incident involving the seizure *of a U S . Destroyer by the North Koreans a few years ago r4al Holbrookplays the ship's captain, C o m m a n d e r L loyd Bucher, George G n z z a r d / Gary Merril l , Andrew Duggan are among! the

, supporting cast. Adujt themes dbmrnate- \ \

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M A D , M A D W O R L D [1963] Saturday, Mardi 9 [NBC]'

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I Stanley Kramer's "comedy to lend all comedies" may I Be .something less than that 'but . movie enthusiasts who like their slapstick on a grand scale [will f ind this star-studded spectacle appropriate t o their taste. The plot mvolvesan alfclay long drag-race by, among others; 5id Caesar,

, Milton- Berle, Jonathan Winters, Phil Silvers, Mickey Rooney, and Buddy Hackett, with Spencer Tracy gettihg in at the end .The bbject of the race is pie $3501000 which Jimmy Durante buried m a Southern California park some 200 miles away under "the1 big W ' Apart" f rom the wisecracks the movie's particular charm '[lies' in the antics of the chase and the, destruction of everything from a Jeeprto a Chrysfter Imperial The

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THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS [1970]

Sunday, March 10 [ABC]

Nlew York isn't a nice pi even to visit for Jack Lerrtmoh and wife Sandy Dennis in" mis' hilarious romp through the streets1

-of "Fun City" by the'visitihj Midwesljern couple Wi th ' th s screenplay by Neil (Odd Couple) Simon ajnd spirited direction bv

Rosary for Peace r

God in Headlines t 1

Call for Renewal •

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- Msgr Joseph Grrinctone

Fr Louis Hohman

Fr Daniel Holland

Fr, Louis Hohman Fr Gerald Appelb i

Arthur (Love Stony) Hiller,1 the gags arenas fast and furious as cabs jockeying! foV positioh at JFK1 Highlights jihdlude the 1988 garbage strike, a hotel reservation

?lsnafuJ a_ night I in the' ram in Central Park, a mjugging to go with it, a seige at ,the Cuban emBassy to the UN), a stolen car chase This one is lots of fun' but 'the pace is a bijf too quick! and viewers w i l l [ h a v e t roub le maintaining solid two-hour grins Too much hilarity! can indeed make the firecracker fizzle' A-l

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BASH Goal $80,000

BASH (Building _a Scholastic [' Rentage) is the name of com-f bination cocktail iparty, dinner

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Contemporary•" Concerns of the Church

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Morning Meditation Prj John CMalley

Catholic Church Today

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Fr OttoVogt

Sr-Vincenza Gogliostro

Joseph'McCaf frey *

Fr{ John CMalley

Fr Sebastian Falcone ••

CALL FOR RENEWAL - The "Irish. Controversy will be the topic for

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^Glee Club will launch a n e ight - . 'day Spring tour March 1 1 , wi th a, performance a t Good Counsel High School in Whea tbn ,Md The 2CknembeF group will give nine concerts in M a r y l a n d , Washington, D C , and Penn-, sylvanfa, under the direction of " Dn ,H Wendelr Howard, Fisher associate professor of English.

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(Ron' Robitaille is one other Rochester newsman \ whose credibility approaches, that of Beahpn's Fortunately he sticks to straight news for the most part sincejhe appears to have as much interest in sports as the [average housewife) , \ j

'Beahon, a j sportswriter and colurhnist for many years[ for the Democrat and [Chronicle and now the Courier-Journal is an; expert Even ' i f iyou , don't follpw the sports world, somehow you know that he knows [what he is talking about Long f training' on the writing ena has prepared jhim for his T V appearances which are so brief there's a jchance you might miss him unless you tune in, for the whole neWs prograrnj — and that might' bje the^ veijy ploy Charirjel 13 had in mind whenj it hired | him I [

No matter .that his deliyery reminds one "of a, brakeless train or that his ciase of nerves' is almost as apparent now i as the night he began his' latest icareer

Eventually anyone who ap­pears often enough befo're t h e camera can achieve the kind of

J nouncers leans toward*the veneer which lets viewers in only too

frequently for -the kind ofjm-* cident which happened the other 'n ight - " * L

A veteran i broadcaster read a story about a beauty cjontest'-s-forgetting only one little detail After his partnerprodded^him he remembered to read Vvfio 'had won

The announcers arerfr. the only thing wrong with Rochester-news shows Over-reliance on[ national news when network news is only 30 minutes away is" pure laziness. Technical problems' {abound

vMuch too often an announcer tells us a piece of f i lm is coming but to his discomfiture' it never jriakes the screen And a weekjor "so ago we heard the -identical taped sports comment by Eddie Meath broadcast two nights in a row Why is it necessary to have , two anchormen? I thought^ the Huntley-Brinkley craze was 'over long ago Much of thej t ime i it appears the teams have trouble deciding who's going ,to read what when i . -

So, George, buy yourself a tape recorder and ^practice! slowing down And, remember tnose,of us who value ' proficiency" and expertise' over superficial glo[ss are greater in number man you might think i 1

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SCHOOL 23 CENTENNIAL |

School, 23, 170 Barnngton St , w i l l ce lebrate its c e n ­tennial from May 27 to June 1 A neighborhood parade aiid picnic is scheduled for the final |day Tfie Centennial Committee is looking for old photographs and other mementoes of the school as jit was 20or!more years ago Alumni interested in the celebration should contact Stratton Knox. 271-7046, or Ken Hooper, 244-1577 I

, But the expertise that Beahon represents can be acquired in only one way -|- and that way is not by ripping copy j from a teletype machine or" reading someone else's words year after year before the came-a *or . lowering your [voice an, dctave \

Unfortunate^, in Roc lester, criteria for selecting * T Y an-

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The Big Elms Restaurant 196 Seneca St , Homel l ,N.Y Our

_ Colonial Room—famous for 50 years Home baked pastries our I Speciality Open daily 7 aim - 12 midnight. In­troducing i the new VivtoHim Dining Room [gourmet specials]. Cocktails, Banquet Room Authentic Antiques, T'ffany-type leaded shades '.create, the ideal Victorian atmosphere {Luncheon weekdays J.1 30, Dinner ^ 30,TSund*y 12 30 1-6d7-32*7450 i ' \

M r Mike's Viking '

1485 Ml Read Blvd, near Lexington Pnme Riqs Surf & Turf, lobster Tails every day l Luncheon specials En­tertainment nightly.^ Serving from 11 A M lunch and dinner 485-0420 for reservations Closed Sundays

Hof Brau Haus

Now .open Sundays

406 Lyell Ave Home of real German & American coplung. Wide choice of-continental dinners, such as I Sauer-braten with potato pancakes and Bavarian beef goulash Open daily for lunches and dinners Bavarian music F" ' SsS ..•n,,es pl»one 254-9660 Your hosts, Bill and Betty Oswald }

National Hotel Routes 20A and 39, Cuylerviller N Y Host to travelers since 1937, Located in" historical Genesee Valley, two miles Southwest of Ceneseo Steaks, i chops, bfoiled in the open pit. Pnme ribs, seafoods, large entree selection Open weekdays5to-11 pM.Sun. 12 to9 P M

Kar-Mac Manor*

Routes S & 20, Between Geneva & Waterloo, Thruway Exit 42. Dinners from*3J25 - Featuring Pnme Rib -Char Broiled Steaks - Chicken Oregano — Liver & Onions - Seafood — Beef & Sea Smbrg every Friday . Dancing nightly except Tuer tfThure Reservations - 789-1305- or 539-8044

Grassi's Restaurant I

461 Stale St Fish Fry every Fn 'til 11

E.m Serving dinners Sundays 'til 6 p m . uncneon daily n a m..2 p m

Specializing in Italian foods. 'Private room for banquets & parties Call for reservations. 454-3736

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