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I ' ' Page 8-Thc Chronicle, Saturday, January 31, 1981 Ray Caviano, Presi- the debut LP by Petrus' dent of RFC Records, group Change, presented producer Jac qucs Fred Petrus with an lc G,oyx' Of Love by RIAA gold certified Change Resents the record ~ at Warner ?first gold album for the Brothers New York RFC label distributed by headquarters recently tor Warner Brothers. 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I < ?AR I" AAU iow Of Gold L I On hand for the Manager Ed Gilreath presentation were (1 to r) and RFC Special P*oWarner Brothers Vice Jects Director Bob > Siegel President Jerry Wexler. A second change Ray -Caviano, Jacques album, entitled Miracles, Fred Pet r us, Warner is scheduled "for a Brothers National Sales February_j98j_r?l?aSfc?? m ? * he Chronicle STARSCOPE* by Clare Annswell <r ? WEEK OF JANUARY 29. 1981 AQUARIUS-January 21-February 19 Accent is on expansion, so learn a new skill or sign up for an academic pr recreational program Week has an exotic feel?reflected in your cuisine, reading, wardrobe PISCES ?February 20-March 20 An independent streak surfaces this week, as seen in your nonconformist dress style and In your willingness to take on unpopular causes. Weekend offers marvelous social opportunity. ARIES ?March 21-April 20 Postponements are scattered through the week. Your wit sparkles, hilt it iiinmonl ?t i I..--.. -- -? 1 - * ? ,? ay ^ iu^y ?so suck 10 ngtnweight topics when speaking up at parties or meetings TAURUS - April 21-May 22 Tense situations on the homefront start to ease but a clash at work might come to a head-now Financial discussibn goes into overtime, but you mustn't rush it GEMINI-May 23-June 21 Watch tendency to attach too much meaning to lighthearted remarks or casual announcements A dream item can become attainable if you're willing to shuffle priorities. CANCER ?June 22-July 22 Week is shared between delightful escapist fare and situations that demand quick logical thinking Older and wiser friend needs a boost and you can prove helpful LEO ?July 23*August 22 Speak your mind now ?the opportunity won't be so favorable for some time Weekend offers a comic encounter, likely unintentional. Personal relationships improve each day. VIRGO ?August 23-September 22 Friends press you for special favor and you have to make a thoughtful decision. News of postponement might jolt you. Concentration on major task is a difficult necessity LIBRA ?September 23-October 22 Diplomacy is keyword all week and especially in dealings with an authority figure Return engagement featured on weekend. On again off again relationship is on again SCORPIO ?October 23-November 21 Friends, especially younger ones, astonish you with their wisdom and wit Loved one receives good financial news and you could be sharing in his/her fortunes QAniTTADttiC _ W 1 ?? ^ wrtwai iruilVM ? iiuw?mo?i L/eceiYlOCT A patchwork week that might include any or all of the following: legal complications, an award or an advancement, meddling neighbors Change of scene is best bet on weekend CAPRICORN ? December 23-January 20 Distractions include performing a couple of rescue missions and attending some spontaneous parties If the romantic road's been a bit rocky, you find that it's been beautifully repaved BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK Normally soft-spoken and courteous, you also take a delight in shocking people with the unexpected A realist but also a dreamer Achievement in career or academics accented this year, with a big breakthrough possible June July BORN THIS WEEK January 29th. actor John Forsythe. 30th. actress Tammy Grimes. 31st, actress Suzanne Pleshette. February 1st, actor Sherman Hemsley, 2nd. violinist Jascha Heifetz. 3rd. comedian Shelly Ber man: 4th, singer Alice Cooper 1 ISIC-REVIEWS-t luiiminmm ^?i ?^ FA* our ,* saacm. amoaap an M wwwr hw lay**.' a^imisi 3*acm 3m,* amoaao ths **mckt5 ma* rn sam* ccmmmmpc/r mm*a! ou* iFfif *M musr mm AOS Or SCOUT 3*1* HAS JgggL SOTO i THIS MAM 13 thm OA/CY MAcAj*0cr*o*mc am* tumf* A/O su*?7VO*. atm must causmo rum c**sh o* t^T mrnouT <3* r */* to 3u*6m*r AAOTHMA S*ACM C*A* TAVt ^ fHJlOALY! OTHER PEE WEE WENT "*\ , , (INSDE TO MAKE AL\ST\ || 1 OF ALL THETWikiS*. 1 II I ll _ _ _ \ By D J. Comics f Unmix the letters in the boxes to form a _ ^ word. Then circle A, B or C for the correct meaning (or definition). !> /\ Score yourself as follows: 4Correct-Excellent 2Correct-Fair /si 3 Correct-Good 1-0 Correct-Poor ! IPIElAl ' * j . A. SPELL . B. ICMTATE C. &TARE CLUEi Copycat I 2- IV11 PI Al a. alert" b. ftloui c. eafrea CLUE i One who roads a lot would be called an ___ reader. 3- IWlRl I | L | T! \ a. bend b. JOtAP t. rivolug CLUEt The figure snater did this in her dance routine. 1' 4 IG|A|P|Y|E[R[T] a. disaster b. boa tina e. thrill CLUEi The Poseidon Adventure depicted this. y-Aa3ovm ? 3-T^IKT"?7"m"^!IAV ; PUT A PE IN YO Rei Winston-Sal "Serving the Eat Winsto available at EAST WINSTON ? Tickled pink cie 39. Food Fair (Pattei " 40. Eckiufi (Noitfw 1. Reynolds Health Center ^1- Northelde Sea Fo 2. Sunrise Towers 42. Bojangles (Pattei 3. Laundry Center (Claremont) 43. Walker's Cleanei 4. Model Pharmacy 44. Ervln's Beauty SI 5. Shop Rite (Claremont) 45. Thrlftway 6. Etna Service (Claremont) 46. Baptist Hospital 7. Unton Cleaners 47. Browns Market 0 a T??. S. - - ? r- AM Ckn^au. 'D?I. I .. w,v 1 9. Brown's Beauty 39. ?*8 Star (Univ. P 10. McQueen's Grocery Food Fair (W. 1st 11. Smith Cleaners 5I- Starllte Groc. (Gl 52. Wlnn-Dlxle (Patt 53. Rays *2 (NW Blv SOUTH SIDE 34. Rays *3 (Patters* 55. Kroger Store (Cl< 56. Remade Inn-Noil 12. Waughtown Beauty 57. Hawkins House i 13. Revco 58. Motel 6 (Patters* 14. Eckerd'a (Parkview) 59. Merita Breadbox 15. Winn Dixie jl6. Biscuit House 17. Lil General (Waughtown) NORTHEAST M. Lll General (Lexington Rd.) 19. Rainbow 20. Food Fair (1st St.) 60. B * J Beauty 21. Speedt-Mart (Waughtown) 31. Record Boutique 22. Cooks (Peters Creek Pkwy.) 62 Salem Seafood 23. Pantry (Waughtown) 33. Pantry (26th St.) 24. Exxon Station (Stadium Dr.). ** P?BtTV (Wth St.) 25. K * S Newsstand (Academy St.) 35. Chick's 26. Lll General (Academy St.) 36. Imperial Barber J 67. Carver Foods 68. Wilkin's Store NORTHWEST 39. v.g. Phillips <n. 70. Texaco (Hwy. 311 71. Joe's Fine Foods 27. Eckerd'a (Thruway) 72. Ira's 29. Forsyth Hoop. 73. Da It on Boouty SI 29. Crown Drug (Hanco Moll) 74. Gotrott'o Store JO! Northwest Pantry 75. wileo (Hwy. 311) |31. Roy's Seafood 76. Cloud's $tore 132. Holrston's Store 77. Bernerd*4(l4th S< 33. Stop Rite (Glenn Ave.) 73. Rite Spot Berber 34. G.A. Food 79. Jones Grocery 35. Discount House 80. Dudley Beouty SI |36. Foot Fore (30th St.) 81. A1 Martin a Recon 37. Super X 82. V.G. Phillips (H? ? TOPLE# ~ ... By Robert Seppi "* "?*r O**0AT* AT^VbuM 04. OOO UH- - J) fj TOU'A? AM omcm! Bur He wm~i cue J/s nor com- am x 4 who / Sf rwe btam J without A AATIBLT... s AM* roof \ V> CMUSBBM py orumsic Dfonoon, I ~71 wont HAVE A V / WSJ"Mj , 7>v VPIECE OF PAPER J jFINDIT! Sj # Find 13 words that have something to do with books 1 % and reading. Words run across, down or diagonally in f # any direction. Word list below. ,1 ( CP Re M.l r p I ( AHOP Ai ? I ? C 0 D A E R N S c | I T t T P M R S T I f M A i. F TA A U I I O R A A 5 ? V p. J -I? > -R. V S E T L RE ) I EMUUOVSS 1 \ Word list: Atlas, author, chapters, diary, essay, C | leal, learn, poem, pictures, primer, page, read, J 1 volume. I , LITTLE 1? tIDE (JR LIFE id the I em Chronicle n Community Since 1974" these locations I an?rs 83. Shop*Rlte (N. Hampton Dr.) won) 84. Airport W?) 85. Pyramid Barber In?t. B od 86. V.G. Phillip# (Akron Dr.). won) 87. Westbrook Grocery (25th St.) ra 88. Lll General (Old Rural HaU Rd.) lop 89. Chandler's Grocery (25th St.) 90. Harpers Confes. (18th St.) 91. Union 76 (New Walkertown Rd.) I Patterson Ave.) Rd.) u?> OGBURN STATION St.) tin) mon Ave., Ext.) 92. Young's Cleaners d.) 93. Lll General (Old Rural Hall Rd.) u? Ave.) 94. Ray's *4 overdale) th (Akron Dr.) ?f Beauty (NW Blvd.) DOWNTOWN >n Ave.) (Polo Rd.) 95. Chronicle Office 96. Rite-Aid 97. Poet Office 9S Rene's 99. Bus Stop 100. Sanitary Barber Shop 101. O'Hanlon's (Hyatt House) 102. Spencer's Place 103. Ster-llte Cafe 104. Lincoln Barber Shop 10$. Shaw/Wilson Beauty Shop Shop 106. Oscar's (Liberty St.) 107. Liberty Foods 105. M A M Kwtck Mkt. (Old GreetffSoro Rd.) Hampton Dr.) 109. Lafayette ? ) 110. Bud's Lunch (Bowen Blvd.) 111. William's Groc. 112. Tom Terrific top 113. Andrew's Place 114. Lll Jack's 115. Legal Aid Office 116. Jolly House L) 117. Haxel's Beauty Shop (NW Blvd.) Shop 118. Hair Den (Patterson Ave.) 119. Merita Bread box (Liberty) hop 120. Lewis Florist i Shop (Jetway) 121- Convention Center ry. 311) 122. Corner Groc. (23rd St.) I ons dial 722-8624
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