Page 8-The Chronicle, Satu Bob Marley's fans span the globe...from his native Jamaica to Japan; from Lag-os, Nigeria to London, England; from Chicago to Copenhagen. Audiences and critics alike agree Bob Marley is a music force to be reckoned with. Perhaps Bob Marley and The -Waders' most notable concert was in June, 1979, at the Black Music Association com ent ion in rnnaaeipnia. To say the audience was special would be an understatement. It was composed of music industry elite...performers, press, disc jockeys, personal managers, songwriters and record company executives who ha\e attended hundreds of concerts. ' Bob Marley held this audience s p e 11 b o und, leaving them physically and emotionally spent diiu . .oi v^ugiil_y tained. After four en cores even-the opost jaded observer agreed...Bob Marley is an electrifying per forme r. He' t r u I v deserves the designation LOT the aaayor x5aid the c?ty \m\u- lc f lots of federal l\oi i because half the pec , V ih th\5 city werest" \ counted dur\hg thl ^ j ^| u ljfcayiaa. \\ ' los ang?- iO i,r 1 ?''' -r 2- jDI I i EIB A WAiT 0 A CI/'* t TK> li.ivr p.it lonct1 3 ITI 1 | AIR A STEER 0 l_A n.' "f.: .\ ciwtoys 4' lT|E|M|T A SPUNK 0 iRI <"1 ' i wn.cn you want to ( t f t- b'-vaviri t. rday. January 10, 1981 HSIPC1 ^ s y Bob M 1 '?? fJt I f ipW of superstar. Offstage Bob Maries is a quiet man, yet his onstage charisma remains intact. One senses he is in close touch with his God; a Rastafarian . . since 1967, Marley speaks with conviction about his belief on Jah. "The truth isn't home grown, it's a universal la nguage. J ah gave~m aTr^ his life forever. In the end, all men will sing the same song."In my music I want people to recognize themselves." i HER By TTW 1 lot Anytfy Tii^?s SyndiC^t*! T )ple r (den\amd a RECOUNT J c lother ? {< f^WMY DlDhVT^v 1 (YOU BORROW ONE\ . i TiVFROM A FRlEKDr^/J . ''WHY DOESK^T^V riME ClTY- 5NIFF-CLEAN\ V UP "THl5 MELTING ) SNIFF?/ ? B*. J r ^ I SaSSfiggK f Bv D J Coatcs n the boxes to form a _ ^ \, B or C for the cor- /***\\s Bfinition). * V*?v\ Mows: ?nt 2 Correct-Fair 1-0 Correct-Poor i ] ELV ? C, THOUSAND I I E C WAVE r " * ifA] &SO C. BOOTS EL J V 3N C 9R/AR ^rcort. is- . f!nd Find 1A tkin?< lha* wn - AW V41U V J V/ thing. Words run across, direction. Word list belo^ H T 6 L TACK R P M S E E I h D T F f N P L l A N A I 5 T N E Word list: Cement, drill >ipes, pliers, ruler, saw, wire, wood. I JVfjT-M HT >$.v n*. i! r with his companion, Rita, who is" now a I member of the 1-Threes, female background singers with Bob Marley I and The Wailers. . In 1972, Bob Marley and The Wallers signed a recording contract with Island Records. Now, eight albums later, Bob Marley is the undisputed International King of ' Reggae Music. ^ In 1978, the African Delegation to the United Nations presented Bob Marley with the Third World Peace Medal. m With his new album Survival, Bob Marley reciprocates. The cover of Survival depicts the flags of the independent African nations. The message of this album is unity of black people No one would dispute how well Bob Marley communicates through his music, both onstage and on record. His message is ?dear Celebrate Life, Take Action, Stand Up To Intimidation, and Walk With Dignity. Survival says all this and more. nandon,Jr. HO\N MUCH Could it cost a to multiply J BYJTWO?^/ , BBArQC>O?0 Jft, C ^ J>-X* n it-? { ? , /wr'RE AU> i _V - (FAIR WEATHER i ~ oXFRiENDS?^ p j*^>r d S][ fT^THE MAKOR DOES^T^ r/ C HAN/E A SLOSH FUMD ^ LUTHEg?j_?' IT! u might use to build somedown, or diagonally in any w. . e v e l C S R M L ? A o A I A W U L R > E E. P D E R S O U S I O L NV E C W 1, file, hammer, level, nails, sander, plane, tacks, tape, ( I USIC-REVIEWSF 7^==ssMBssss9mamBKmm WORD " Trees LMPEA RULE LA MEL 4 ! _ EHBCE RDAEL CPUSRE r-. DAECR J LOLHY SRPYCES LKEMCHO INEP MRYSCOEA - T LUOCS r-r^_ _ ESANP __P PINERUJ PYTELAUSCU Answers jnujsaiQ (pjOM J?4U?3) sn4d/|03r>3 'jodiunf-'uKlty 4$noo-|' sjouiooXj ' bui j '^oouj?^ 'mbjcIX^ Xjj?q|nyy (|sjom J?4u?a) X||OH'Jop*3 ' TOfudj' J?p | y' qo??fl' ui| 3' | ajnoq' ?|doyy TELL ME RT WCCR^rislxreEM^R ) I TUtM egLO^ TVtg OCEflMS ! 1 / PUT A PR INYOl ? Rea ) : ? ? Whjstea-Sah \ "Serving the Eat Winston I C 1 availably at t i I \ \ EAST WINSTON 38 T,cklwl p,nk cl? 39. Food Fair (Patter# 40. Eckerd's (Northald I. Reynolds Health Center 91. Northslde Sea Foo ^ 2. Sunrise Towers 92. Bojangles (Patters ri 3. Laundry Center (Claremont) 93. Walker's Cleaners ) 4. Model Pharmacy 94. Enrln's Beauty She y 5. Shop Rite (Claremont) 95. Thrtftway 6. Etna Service (Claremont) 94. Bapttet Hospital 7. Unton Cleaners 47 Browns Market (Pi 8. Tina 4k Bernard's 98. Shop-Rite (Polo R< 9. Brown's Beauty 49 Bl? St?f 16. Biscuit House 17. Lll General (Waughtown) NORTHEAST 18. Lll General (Lexington Rd.) 19. Rainbow 20. Food Fair (1st St.) 60. B ft J Beauty 21. Speed I-Mart (Waughtown) 61. Record Boutique 22. Cooks (Peters Creek Pkwy.) 62. Salem Seafood 23. Pantry (Waughtown) 63. Pantry (26th St.) 24. Exxon Station (Stadium Dr.) Pantry (I3th St.) 25. K ft S Nawaatand (Academy St.) Chlck'e 26. Lil General (Academy St.) Barber Sli 67. Carver Fooda 68. Wilkin . Store NORTHWEST ?9 v g pmihp? f? Aum??II WEEK OF JANUARY 8. 1981 AQUARIUS ? January 21-February 19 Vitality is at peak, and you look wonderful as you feel. You might not have much time for mingling, however, as responsibilities increase through week. PISCES ? February 20-March 20 Keyword now is "update." Review ideas, correspondence and wardrobe Avoid recklessness, especially in money matters. Visiting proves one of your best entertainments. ARIES-March 21 April 20 Accounting tasks take more time than expected, but don't opt for any shortcuts. Friday's panic is short-lived. Weekend may include . some sumptuous entertainment TAURUS-April 21-May 22 Outdoor fun is accented. You could sense an undercurrent of tenslqn among friends and are urged to speak up. In fact, take initiative in any situation now. GEMINI - May 23-Junc 21 You become increasingly active with professional or volunteer work as the new year gets under way Don't be so eager to spend ?especially if funds aren't your own. CANCER - June 22-July 22 People react favorably to your ideas, despite your own skepticism. Brighten up environment with old-fashioned touches. Don't be so eager to allow others to volunteer your services LEO ? Julv 23-Aumie* 22 Recognition comes your way, along with an increased workload A friend surprises you with his/her newfound independence and you surprise everyone with some curious new interests. VIRGO ? August 23-September 22 More logic, less gut feeling, brings in results now. A giving week?pamper a loved one, spend more time with ailing relative. Best activities happen at home. LIBRA ? September 23-October 22 . \ Friends in need deckle unanimously that they can count on you ^ new face K^jjK&?^iT?pyft.?r rmm >.?<>? rWtinirtq invitation or missing a class SCORPIO?October 23-November 21 Prepare to adapt fast to changing circumstances. Speculation, in modest way, can make this a winning time. Self-styled perfectionists are sure to get in your hair SAGITTARIUS ? November 22-December 22 Casual acquaintances made now can become life-long friendships. read too much into harmless'comments. CAPRICORN ? December 23-January 20 Make "specialization" your cuirent byword and learn a lot about one or two thinns. Travel nlannina i? *r-rmntaA ? _ , , hmu yuu siiuuiu mci imagination wander far and wide LITTLE IDE L)R LIFE 'd the Chronicle Community Since 7974" hese locations no 83. Shop-Rite (N. Hampton Dr.) on) 84. Airport l?) 85. Pyramid Barber Inat. d 86. V.G. Phillips (Akron Dr.) on) 87. Westbrook Grocery (25th St.) 88. U1 General (Old Rural Hall Rd.) >P 89. Chandler's Grocery (25th St.) 90. Harpers Confee. (18th St.) 91. Union 76 (New Walkertown Rd.) itterson Ave.) > OGBURN STATION it.) nn) rson Ave., Ext.) 92. Young's Cleaners ,) 93. Lll General (Old Rural Hall Rd.) i Ave.) 94. Ray's #4 >erdaie) (Akron Dr.) B...ty (NW Blvd.) DOWNTOWN Ave.) 'olo Rd.) 95. Chronicle Office 96. Rite-Aid 97. Post Office I 98. Rm't 99. Bus Stop 100. Sanitary Barber Shop 101. OUanlon'a (Hyatt Houaa) 102. Spancar's Place 103. StaHtte Cafe 104. Lincoln Barber Shop 105. Shaw/Wllaon Beauty Shop top 106. Otcrr'i (Liberty St.) 107. Liberty Foods I0S. MIM Kwtck Mkt. (Old Greensboro Rd.) mntnn f>r \ lOO I . ?? ? r ?m . f aw. Miay?i(? 110. Bud's Lunch owen Blvd.) 111. William's Groc. 112. Tom Terrific p 113. Andrew's Place 114. Lll Jack's 115. Legal Aid Office , 116. Jolly House 117. HaxeTs Beauty Shop (NW Blvd.) hop I1B. Hair Den (Patterson Ave.) 119. Merita Bread box (Liberty) f 120. Lewis Florist Shop (Jetway) 121. Convention Center 311) 122. Corner Groc. (23rd St.)