Newspapers / Winston-Salem Chronicle (Winston-Salem, N.C.) / Oct. 29, 1981, edition 1 / Page 13
Part of Winston-Salem Chronicle (Winston-Salem, N.C.) / About this page
This page has errors
The date, title, or page description is wrong
This page has harmful content
This page contains sensitive or offensive material
I I The ^Motown Record I Corporation, long re- ^F" ~^k I I nowned for bringing ^ I music lovers only the ^ best in contemporary re- ?Nm| mfr J cor dings, takes great ^ I pleasure in announcing Immm v?ita?MlUUl| UCW K* quisition. Meet the Dau Band, and remember the you're sweating youi I I way across a crowded I dance floor wondering what group this is you're partying to, chances are be Of course, if you're I I from Missouri and need I a little convincing, it's as I near as your HHHHHHHHIHi Crack open the shrink* comes as no surprise wrap on Let Hie Musk that Harris, who plays Play, the b nd's second sax in the band, hails I album for the label, and from Cleveland's easi I get set for an earful o1 side. ' 1 freewheeling, straight- He's a veteran of the ahead funky music, jazz-fusion band call TeI Bobby Harris puts ii lephunk that was rodking I best. "You could have audiences in the Ohk I your whole party off this city as far back as 1971 one album," he says, rhe band's reputatior I "It's that kind of albul." grew as they giggec 1 Indeed it is. And aftei around Cleveland anc Iyuu vc occn sounai> soon Telephunk founc funked over by the likes itself attracting a more of the title track and varied crowd than\ the "Freaky Lovin", settle jazz aficianados who hac back for a taste o! been the band's main smooth love music. stay. "Knock! Knock!" is e Telephunk respondec particular standout, re- to that challenge by in miniscent of the best corporating basic good work from the Delfonics boogie elements into the a decade ago. The afore- jazz fusion in order tc i mentioned Bobb> appease the newer fans. Harris, by the way. 4 Ite musical marriage the soft.sj^enTHtodfwS NflMfed, and thdtWtc#5*; the Dazz Band. of danceable jazz, 01 In recent years, Ohic "Dazz" has remained c has begun to rival Mo- part of Bobby's musica town's native Michigar concept, as an active spawning Meantime, the young ground for top-flighi horn player was alsc by Alfred Shetnwold b THE ONLY DANGER You, White, have Just roll- and still bring your 4-poir ed 5-3 in the diagrammed po- under maximum fire-powc sition. How do you play it? is to take the five from you (Note that Black has two midpoint and the three froi men on the bar.) your 11-point, thus makin Since you are well ahead in your 8-point. This leaves the race, your first priority is blot outside on your 9-poin to play safe. Your next objec- You are thus in position t tive is to make your 4-point, make your 4-point with 5-< shutting your opponent out 5-2,5-1, 4-4, 4-2,4-1,2-2,2 . This will not only improve 1, or 1-1. If you brought tw your chance to win the race, men in with the 5-3, yoi but will also give you a fair would be able to make you shot at gammoning him. 4-point only with 2-2,2-1, o To keep the best chance to 1-1. make the 4-point you should leave men outside bf your Would you like to bav home board on as many dif- Alfred Sheiawold touch y? ferent points as possible, how to play backgammon? I Since Black must bring two IS-lesson booklet will ho o; men in from the bar, he can- the way to you whoa y? not hope to hit a blot unless send 50 coats plus s stamped II_ ' ? ? A A XT?.. 1 ? ? - Am. nc ruas spevmcnuy z uu wii'Moarcweq, 10, iu enve are in no danger as long as lope to Baekgaminea, la ear .. you don't leave a blot on your of this aewspaper, P.O. Bo 8-point. 1000, Los Angeles, Colli The best way to play safe 00053. LACK S HOME BOARD 12 U 10 9 8 7 ^6 S 4 3 2 1 MmM I *1*1 LA. Tim* Synd (WHITE) WMtTrS HOME BOA"D < ? ART-M te Dazz Band * _ bl?, J?fc._' ^ B 5 the house band in f the Top 30 R&B hits nightspot called the "Might At Well Forget Kinsman Grill in Easi About Lovln* You" anc Geveland (Kinsman is i - "Catchln' Up On Love" main street in Cleve Nineteen-eighty-one land). He convinced gril finds the musicians i owner Sonny Jones tc part of the Motowr take a listen to Tele Family, now calling phunk. Jones finally die themselves simply, The and liked what he hearc Dazz Band. They, wen enough to take the banc introduced to the labe under his wing. Today by Joe Simone, anothei he is part of the Daz: member of the manage Band'i m an a pomon ' ? + ? ? ? Q w ... W IIIVI1I IVOIlli team. Invitation To Love wa; Bobby's band begar the first release for Mo recording demo tape; town and was an auspi and soon had droppec cious enough lable de the Telephunk tag ir but, but it's Let Th< favor of a new one thai Music Play that's reallj more clearly definec going to rock your socks what they were about * Bobby Harris' band ha* Some music aficianado; undergone a few person will probably remembei nel changes since the a pair of albums on 20tl- Telephunk days. He says ? h?e* esp$uny issu* ? ' ymi sad1 %ji ft giub( * trfr^ m&Mp 4 calling itself Kinsmar music for Motown. Dazz. That \was Bobbj "We're real," he says and crew. "and we're raw. We The two releases for th( don't need a lot 01 folks at 20th helped tc dressing up to happen solidify the band and ir All we need is to be 1978 and '79 producec seen..and be heard." _ . I STARSCOPE Clare Asm well it ir IT ? ? ? WfcfcK Uh: UtTUBEK Z9, 1981 g a AQUARIUS ? January 21*February 19 l , A quiet period socially, with the accent on new hobbies and recr 0 tional programs Peace treaties ? perhaps with a respected but d ficult relative ? are in the picture PISCES ? February 20-March 20 0 Avoid making snap decisions, especially on property related mattei ^ Communication is a strong point, so get on with your speechc reports, phone calls, etc r ARIES - March 21 April 20 You can. see now how an important career or educational goal u shape up, but don't expect too much to happen too quickl e Romance is sparkling through the week o TAURUS - April 21-May 22 & Your favorite friend is in a lavish mood, but you're probably thinkii n in practical terms Current long-distance events are connected wi o your future plans. > GEMINI - May 23-June 21 Financial reversal can start you thinking in more practical terms perhaps you decide to freshen up old skills. Social life is full of excit X ment and surprise ' CANCER - June 22-July 22 Thursday-Monday can include a legal wrangle plus a host of detaile routine jobs. November starts on a romantically sweet note and wi positive financial news ? LEO ? July 23-August 22 Relationship with children continues to improve, and your best frien< are eager to spoil you Transit delays signal last-minute changes your visiting plans VIRGO ? August 23-September 22 Emphasis is on originality, especially in dealing with mini-crises home and at work Week's highlights include outdoor and /or faraw, activities LIBRA ? September 23-October 22 The week accents both selling and inventing Family announceme may sound a little vague, but it's not the best time to press for all tl details, o SCORPIO ? October 23-November 21 Partner seems mysterious, but it's best to stay in the backgroun Associates seem to be testing you. but no one can match wits wi Scorpio this week SAGITTARIUS ? November 22-December 22 A long-lasting domestic matter is positively resolved, and trust is r established between you and a suspicious colleague Secret admir comes out of the closet CAPRICORN ? December 23-January 20 (Creativity level is high and you lean toward the offbeat this wee Outspokenness can rise to near-dangerous levels Financial puzzle solved by weekend. BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK Courageous, protective, encouraging ? you're highly principled ai __ rather sly Domestic dilemma is happily resolved early in '82 Then an increased workload this year, but also increased chances f beautifying your surroundings f USIC-RE VIEWS-PI fc LUTHgR - - -v...-.- ;... I k \ - ' L 1 \ ~T I CERTAiNLXI WEE, l'LL\Z VDID, UTTHERV I 7^BET TOUJUST HAD A \ ^??..? {HOT DOS WITH MUSTARDV ^ I t^AHDREUSH PC^ LUHCHf^l "N I t t J&'~T LUTHER (you feeling^ W 6C 1 vbetter?^ IFINDIT! '? Find 16 Halloween words. Words ran across, down or diagonally in any direction. Word list below. bmkeracs AOSPOOKW . T 0 A T 0 E C I IS R M B L M I T ORDCVA/ad^ Iw m ii i_ w w n Vs HATAC OT H G 0 B L I N S E N IKPMUPS Word list: Boo, bat, brew, broom, cat, crow, ghost, goblins, hat, mask, moon, pumpkin, skeleton, scare, trick, spook. By Cory in<?n -.* .+ - ?. | PUT A I PR] IN YOL I Reaa vv njsion-^aie, ^"Serving the Eut Winston Con available at th EAST WINSTON 43.?Walker'? Cleaners 44. Ervin's Beauty Shop k/ 45. Baptist Hospital Reynolds Health Center ^ shop.Rjte (Po|0 Rd) Sunrise Towers 47 Food Town (Uriv pla. \ 48 Food Fair (W. 1st St.) " Model Pharmacy 49. Starlite Croc. (Glenn) 5. Shop Rite (Claremont) 50. winn-Dixte (Patterson Etna Service (Claremont) ? Rays ? (Patlerson Ave 7. Linton Cleaners ? Kroger S(ore (CToverda 8. Titia & Bernard s 5J Ramada |nn-North (Ak ! .B.r(T S T" 54. Hawkins House of Beat McQueen s Grocery ? Motd 6 (Patlerson Ave 11. Smith Cleaners w _ .. . 56. Merita Breadbox (Polo h cr\? ITU CinP 57. Brown's Beauty (Patter 3UU1 58 Book Store (Reyn< 12. Waughtown Beauty 59. Dixon's Cash Store (N) _ 13. Revco 60. Bee Hive Restaurant e. 14. Eckerd's (Parkview) 61. Forest Hill Curb Mkt. ( 15. Winn Dixie 62. Produce Mart (NE Glei '16. Biscuit House 63. Hawthorne Newsstand ^ 17. Lil General (Waughtown) 64. Gordon Manor Pharmi th 18. Lil General (Lexington Rd.) 65. Magic Mart (Broad St.] 19. Rainbow Newsstand 66. Kay's Cleaners (Patters '20. Food Fair (1st St.) 21. Specdi-Mart (Waughtown) NORTHEAST in 22. Cooks (Peters Creek Pkwy.) ^ ^ c> kj I . v_ai vti rvu. jnu| Crown Drugs (Peters Creek Pkwy.) ^ Fajrvj(;vk, cleaner, (N t 24. Thrift-Way Meats (Waugh.own) fi9 S,|verfront Cleaners (N a( 25. K&S Newsstand (Academy St.) uk?ide Kjtche? <Jt,^ ay 26. Lil General (Academy St.) 7, U] Beauty NORTHWEST . ]\ ^sTT nt 27. Eckerd's (Thruway) 74. Pantry (26th St.) he 28. Forsyth Hosp. 75. Pantry (13th St.) 29. Crown Drugs (Hanes Mall) .76. Chick's 30. Northwest Pantry 77. Imperial Barber Shop d 31. Ray's Seafood (N. Cherry St.) 78. Carver Food Center th 32. Hairston's Store 79. Wilkin's Groc. 33. Stop Rite (Glenn Ave.) 80. V.G. Phillips (N. Hami 34. G.A. Food 81. Texaco (Hwy. 311) e- 35. Discount House 82. Joe's Fine Foods (Bow* er 36. Fast Fare (30th St.) 83. Ira's Happy Mart 37. Super X 84. Dalton Beauty Shop 38. Tickled Pink Cleaners 85. Garrett's Store k 39. Food Fair (Patterson) 86. Wilco (Hwy. 311) i? 40. Eckerd's (Northside) 87. Cloud's Store 41. Northside Sea Food 88. Bernard's (14th St.) fl 42. Bojanglcs (Patterson) 89. Rite Spot Barber Shop -id I eo) 1 For Subscription: t The Chronicle, Thursday, October 29, J98J-Page 13 EOPLE # ::: - |y Brumtic Brandon, Jr. "Trtow did too 1 I I Tytor emissio^S. j x^j04on>^/ (control valve ) " W XISNT WORKIN&JX | By Brumtic Brandon, Jr. (loo, RCHAB e>uie\ Cliterally?^ ? yWTEMj^NJHE/ ' | ^^M?j?@E3S3SBiS?'> . . . By IX J. Comics Unmix the letters in the boxes to form s _ ^ wTJL word. Then circle A, B or C for the correel meaninf (or definition). " U*v\ yXfx* Score yourself as follows: 130-^ 4Correct-Excellent 2Correct-Fair Y\* tjj 3 Correct-Good 1-0 Correct-Poor ^ 1 |kib|a|N|PI 'jgSbg) ^ ~ A ft TRICK C CRNDV CLUEi ___ or treatl 2- EHogI^ 1^3* A SCARE B SPOOK r 8C??4M CLUE I BOOOOI 3- |LlOlBlNl I 1GI 11 n 111 A SLA B MOON C CAT CLUBi On Hal lowwn night h? la about. 4 1K[N|U|M|Pl"pTTl , A. SQUASH B MASK C COSTOMB CLUEi Wa lafce Jack-O-Lanterna from thorn Vio-trn J LITTLE [DE JR LIFE J the j m Ltlyr'onicle I nmunity Since 1974" fL# ese locations I 90. Jones Grocery 91. Dudley Beauty Shop 92. Al Martin's Record Shop (Jetway) 93. V.G. Phillips (Hwy. 3II) ta) 94. Shop-Rite (N. Hampton Dr.) , I 95. Airport 96. Pyramid Barber Inst. Ave., Ext.) 97. V.G. Phillips (Akron Dr.) ,) 98. Westbrook Grocery (25th St.) le) * 99. Lil General (OI<^ Rural Hall Rd.) ron Dr.) 100. Chandler's Grocery (25th St.) I uty (NW Blvd.) 101. Harpers Confes. (18th St.) ,) 102. Union 76 (New Walkertown Rd.) Rd.) 103. Winston-Salem Seafood son Ave.) )lda Manor) OGBURN STATION ,V Blvd.) 104. Young's Cleaners Indiana Ave.) 105. Lil General (Old Rural Hall Rd.) in Ave.) 106. Hawkins Seafood (Burke St.) 107. J.J.'s Record Shop icy (Country Club Rd.) on Ave.) DOWNTOWN 108. Chronicle Office 109. Rite-Aid p 110. Post Office .iberty St.) 111. Rene's . Liberty St.) 112. Bus Stop Vay Shopping Ctr.) 113. Sanitary Barber Shop 114. O'Hanlon's (Hyatt House) 115. Spencer's Place 116. Star-lite Cafe 117. Lincoln Barber Shop 118. Shaw/Hudson Beauty Shop 119. Oscar's (Liberty St.) 120. Liberty Foods 121. Givens-(Givens 122. Bud's Lunch pton Dr.) 123. William's Groc. 124. Tom Terrific en Blvd.) 125. Marcella's Beauty Shop 126. Lil Jack's 127. Legal Aid Office 128. Jolly House '29. Hazel's Beauty Shop (NW Blvd.) 130. Merita Breadbox (Liberty) 131. Lewis Florist 132. Convention Center B r dial 722-8624 J \
Winston-Salem Chronicle (Winston-Salem, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Oct. 29, 1981, edition 1
13
Click "Submit" to request a review of this page. NCDHC staff will check .
0 / 75