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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1976
Page
7
Evening through late night programming outlines ABC CBS NBC and cable listings. Entries include Bewitched Truth or Consequences Mission Impossible and The Scorpio Letters with notes on episodes and film titles across stations KBIM KMOM and KTVT.
A sanitized listing shows a dense daytime slate across networks with children's programs, talk shows, game shows, soap operas, and news. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo, Sesame Street, Price is Right, Search for Tomorrow, and NBC News at the end of the block.
A quirky TV schedule collage shows daytime and evening program blocks across stations with soap operas, game shows, cartoons, dramas, and classics. The piece satirically labels the grid as FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bollen, blending familiar titles with a humorous Business tone.
Cirque Kirk, billed as the only all student tent circus, plans more than 18 one night performances across nine states this summer. Owner-manager Charles Boas, a geography professor at York College, says performers handle all jobs from roustabouts to setup, with about 50 students aged up to 27 on 17 vehicles traveling from Hanover, Pa. to multiple states, funded by bene fits and ticket sales with a $250,000 annual budget.
Gene Thomas and Paula K. Fulton of Montgomery Alabama begin their honeymoon with a bicycle ride spanning two blocks before switching to a car. The couple continues their energetic, energy-conserving travel.
Polly Cramer notes budget friendly buttons aid sewing projects and crafts. Tips cover selecting affordable fabrics and practical uses for reusable closures. Readers learn simple steps to create durable buttons while saving money and enhancing outfits.
Polly advises sorting and pairing matching buttons for craft use on jeans and jackets. She notes many buttons suit garments you make and suggests replacing cheap buttons on ready made clothing to improve appearance. She mentions collectors and recommends checking hobby magazines at the library for names and addresses to contact them.
Readers share petty irritations and practical tips. Alyce dislikes front labels marring magazine covers yet clips stories for hospital visits. Catherine explains organizing buttons and fabric scraps, while Jackie suggests a window squeegee to keep tiles clean and gleaming after showers.
Mrs J Z asks how to remove gummed tape from a painted bedroom wall and how to eliminate a popcorn odor from damp face towels. Polly suggests layering a longer tape piece over the existing one and pulling the top end to lift the bottom, and offers lemon or salt solutions for odor but admits no sure fix. Readers are invited to contribute better methods.
Public Broadcasting Service will air 10 Kovacs half hour samples on 114 stations starting Oct. 5, 1976. WTTW Chicago leads the effort with Edie Adams’ approval and plans to expand into a Kovacs series using 17 hours of material and three hours of kinescopes, preserving the show’s original link style.
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