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Jean-Pierre Rampal, George Shearing,
and others. 7 p.m., VVUNC.
"Remember Those Fabulous Oldies"
show with Rockin Gordon and Madman
Dave. 4-7 p.m., WXYC (FM 89.3).
Rock and concert news update with
Dave Jurman. Sunday through
Thursday, at 8 p.m., on WXYC.
Monday
In Focus America, Tom Waits. 6-11
p.m., WDBS.
Options in Education: "Music in the
Schools." 8 p.m., VVUNC.
Cleveland Orchestra performs
Sibelius' Symphony 6, Prokofiev's Piano
Concerto 3, and Wagner's "Siegfried's
Rhine Journey." 9 p.m., VVUNC.
Jazz Show with Tim Stith. 9 p.m.
midnight, WXYC (FM 89).
Tuesday
In Focus Jesse Winchester, Dan Hicks.
6-11 p.m., WDBS.
Philadelphia Orchestra performs Bach
Ormandy, Daetwyler, Vaughan Williams,
and Mendelssohn. 0 p.m., VVUNC.
Wednesday
In Focus iuckson Browne, Janis Joplin.
o-ll p.m., WDBS.
Alec Wilder and the American Popular
Song. Wilder and Dick Havmes discuss
Gershwin's film score for "The Shockirg
Miss Piltrim," and reprise many
Gershwin ballads. 7 p.m., VVUNC.
Boston Symphony, with Andre Watts,
pianist, performs Respighi's Ancient Airs
and Dances, Suite 2, Saint-Saens' Piano
Concerto 2 in G minor, and Nielsen's
Symphony 4, "Inextinguishable." ? p.m.,
VVUNC.
We have a newsline at WXYC
933-NEWS
Contact us if you have a story.
Hot Diggity Days Sale
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The area's only authentic surplus store
Work Shirts $ .48
Misc. Old & New Denim Jeans $4.81
Back Packs & Frames 25 off
Large Parachute $6.00
Medium Parachute $3.00
Small Parachute $2.00
Orange Hunting Caps $2.00
Plastic Camping Containers $1.00
Sunglasses were $8, $10, & $12 $3.98
Misc. Canvas Bags $2.00
Free Poor Richard's T-shirt to
the store with this ad.
Also, visit Poor Richard's for unadvertised specials
Eastgote Shopping Center
Around the corner next to Eckerd's
Monday-Friday
10 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. -6 p.m.
Television
Thursday
Mark Twain: An Evening .of
Unprecedented Wisdom. John Bailey's
adaptation of the humorist, 7 p.m.,
channel 4.
World: "Three Days in Szczecin," a
gripping docu-drama of a confrontation
between striking Polish dockworkers and
the head of the Polish Communist Party.
9 p.m., channel 4.
Masterpiece Theatre: "Poldark." Aunt
Agatha's dying curse haunts George
Warleggan. 10 p.m., channel 4.
Friday
Economically Speaking, the first in a
series of programs that studies the impact
of government action, business and
judicial decisions on the nation's economic
well-being, 7 p.m., channel 4.
From Paris with Love: An Evening of
French Television, gives a unique loot at
French culture through its television
programs. 9 p.m., channel 4.
CBS News Special: "The Business of
Newspapers." Hughs Rudd evaluates
newspaper coverage of the news and
explores the implications of the move
toward newspaper conglomerates. 10
p.m., channel 11.
ABC News Closeup: "Asbestos: The
Way to Dusty Death" reviews industrial
use of asbestos and the dangers involved.
10 p.m., channel 5.
Saturday
British Open Gold Tournament. 4:30
p.m., channel 5.
Great Performances: Herbert von
Karajan leads the Berlin Philharmonic in
Brahm's Symphony 4 and Wagner's
Overture to "Tannhauser." 8 p.m.,
channel 4.
NBC Movie: In the Matter of Karen
Ann Quinlan, a docu-drama based on the
landmark case. 9 p.m., channel 28.
Hollywood Television Theatre: "And
the Soul Shall Dance" concerns two
Japanese families in pre-World War II
depression in California's Imperial Valley.
0 p.m., channel 4.
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Monday
Horsepens 40: Lester Flatt and the
Nashville Grass provide the pickin' to kick
off this series or bluegrass music. 7 p.m.,
channel 4.
Turnabout: Actress Nichelle Nichols
(Uhura of "Star Trek") discusses her job
recruiting astronaut trainees for NASA.
8:30 p.m., channel 4,
Opera Theatre: "The Yeoman of the
Guard," Gilbert and Sullivan's most
serious light opera concerns love and
intrigue in and around London's infamous
tower. 9 p.m., channel 4.
Lou Grant investigates a popular
football coach charged with recruiting
violations. 10 p.m., channel 11.
Tuesday
Guale: The natural history of the coast
of Georgia and of the Guale nation, which
lived in the area when the conquistadores
arrived in 1540. 8 p.m., channel 4.
Me and Stella, a profile of folk artist
Elizabeth Cotten. 9 p.m., channel 4.
Where the Twisted Laurel Grows, an
evening of Appalachian music, featuring
the Red Clay Ramblers. 9:30 p.m., channel
4.
Appalachia Sounding, a dramatization
of tne history of an Appalachian family
from 1776 throught the mid 20th
century. 10 p.m., channel 4.
Wednesday
Nova: "Alaska: The Closing Frontier,"
examines the controversy over a bill to
preserve 00 million acres of Alaskan
wilderness. 8 p.m., channel 4.
Night Life
Thursday
Folk-singer Tom Paxton at the Mad
Hatter.
Bluegrass Experience at Cat's Cradle.
Me and E at the Station.
Windy Scharfman at Compardies.
Friday
Pearl at Compardies.
Every Thursday
BLUEGRASS EXPERIENCE
$1.50
Fri. and Sat., July 14 & 15
GAMBLE ROGERS
$2.50
Tickers on sale in advance
Sun., July 16-Wed. July 19
Closed for renovations
Reopens Thurs. July 20
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Page Wilson at the Station.
Gamble Rogers at Cat's Cradle.
Texas honky-tonk rock'n'roll artist
Delbert McClinton at the Mad Hatter.
Put a smile on your face and pep in your
step at Ebony Images Jam III, Friday from
10 p.m.-l:30 a.m. at the Upendo Lounge
on South Campus. Admission is 50C, with
proceeds going to Black Student
Movement Yearbook. Door prizes will be
given away, so come early.
Saturday
Delbert McClinton at the Mad Hatter
Gamble Rogers at Cat's Cradle.
Page Wilson at the Station.
Luther Moon at Compardies.
Sunday
Joe DeLuca at the Station.
Page Wilson at Compardies.
Spiral at the Mad Hatter. Admission is
free.
Monday
Page Wilson at Compardies
Spiral at the Mad Hatter. Admission is
free.
Tuesday
Windy Scharfman at the Station.
Redwing at Compardies.
Vassar Clements at the Mad Hatter,
with Gove Scrivenor as warm-up.
Wednesday
Gove Scrivenor at the Mad Hatter.
Redwing at Compardies.
Open Hoot amateur night at the
Station.
Gallery
An exhibition of works by women
artists from Wake County will be on
display at the Artschool Gallery from July
16 through August 12. The Artschool is
located in Carrboro at 150 E. Main.
150 Years of Prints, from Goya to
Picasso, are on display at Ackland Art
Museum through August 11. Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m. -5 p.m.;
Sunday 2 p.m. -6 p.m.; closed Monday.
Prints and Drawings by Robert Nelson
will be on display in the North Gallery of
Morehead Planetarium. The gallery is
open before and after every planetarium
performance.
"Visions of Courtly India: The Archer
Collection of Pahari Miniatures" is on
display through July lt at the North
Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh.
Planetarium
Chariots, Gods and UFOs, a program
describing UFOs through history and
explaining current scientific theory, is
currently featured at Morehead
Planetarium. Hours: Weekdays at 11 a.m.,
3 p.m. and 8 p.m.; Saturdays at 11 a.m., 1
p.m., 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.; Sundays at 2 p.m.,
3 p.m., and 8 p.m.
Stargazing with Meteor Mouse, a
program designed for preschoolers, is
presented at Morehead Planetarium
every Friday at 10 a.m. Regular admission
charges apply.
Earns Heab
Weekly Luncheon Specials
Monday: Chkken Salad
Sandwich SI. 25
Tuesday: Quarter Barbecue
Chkkcn wFF S1.99
Wednesday: Tuna Salad
Plate $2.00
Thursday: Hot Roast Beef
Platter $2.15
Friday: Fried Shrimp S2.59
Barbecue Platter $2.45
Barbecue Sandwich $1.34
Daily Specials:
Shrimp Salad $2.65
CWi Salad $2.25
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