The White Falcon - 13.08.1982, Blaðsíða 7

A. + JESUS--Re1igious Docu. Drama (G).
(116 min.)
B. + THE BUGS BUNNY/ROAD RUNNER M0VIE--Ani-
mated (G). (98 min.)
C. + PART'S - THE CLONUS H0RR0R--Science
Fiction (R). Stars Dick Sargent and
Laurelle Tuttle. (90 min.)
D. + GAS PUMP GIRLS--Comedy (PG). Stars
Kristen Baker and Dennis Bowen. (86 min.)
E. + Z00T SUIT--Drama (R). Stars Edward
James Olmos and Charles Aidman. (108 min.)
F. + VICE SQUAD--Crime Drama (R). Stars
Season Hubley and'Gary Swanson. (97 min.)
G. + NEIGHBORS—Comedy (R). Stars John
Belushi and Dan Aykroyd. (95 min.)
H. THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG RIDES AGAIN
--Comedy (G). Stars Don Knotts and Tim
Conway. (89 min.)
I. 101 DALMATIANS—Action Comedy (G).
Animated. (109 min.)
J. THE PRIZE FIGHTER--Comedy (PG). Stars
Tim Conway and Don Knotts. (99 min.)
K. STARTING OVER--Comedy Drama (R). Stars
Burt Reynolds and Jill Clayburgh. (106
min.) *
L. SOUTHERN COMFORT—Suspense (R). Stars
Keith Carradine and Powers Booth. (106
min.)
M. R0LL0VER--Melo-drama (R). Stars Jane
Fonda and Kris Kristofferson. (116 min.)
N. THE PSI FACT0R--Science Fiction (PG).
Peter Mark Richman and Gretchen Corbett.
(91 min.)
New movies
O. MARIE ANN--Drama (G). Marie Ann had to
endure incredible hardships and dangers to
be with her husband, Jean Baptiste. She
had to adjust to the heartbreaking know-
ledge that her husband had an Indian "wife"
—SCHEDULE-
before coming east to marry her. She is
met with hostility from the Fort officials
because they think that the arrival of a
white woman will encourage settlers and
that will destroy the fur trade. Stars
Andree Pelletier and John Juliani. (87
min.)
P. DANNY—Drama (G). Twelve-year-old
Janie Neely lives with her younger brother
and widowed mother. They live in a modest
home close to a privately-owned stable.
Janie loves horses and spends as much time
there as possible. She befriends the
trainer and is taught to ride in exchange
for help around the stable. "Danny" is
bought for the owner's daughter, Andrea.
Her only interest in the pony is to carry
her to victory in the forthcoming summer
horse show. "Danny" does not respond to
Andrea. He is sold to an unknown benefac-
tor and given to Janie. Her dreams come
true as she cares for the pony. They
enter the horse show and are victorious.
(89 min. )
R. ROLLER BOOGIE—Comedy-drama with music
(PG). Linda Blair runs away from her weal-
thy family to get into the Venice beach
skating scene. Later, the mob tries to
muscle in on the disco rink. They close
it down until the kids rally together to
route the baddies. The rink is reopened
and a roller boogie contest is held. (104
min.)
S. SILENT SCREAM--Horror-drama (R). A
group of vulnerable youngsters are imper-
iled by a homicidal maniac in a spooky old
house. A chiller involving Rebecca
Balding, Steve Doubet, John Widelock and
Juli Andelman who arrive too late.for
college housing. They take rooms in the
daffy home of young Brad Reardon and his
weird mother, Yvonne De Carlo. (87 min.)
T. _QUEST FOR FIRE--Adventure (R). A
tribe of ape-like men who, having lost the
fire flame they carry around in a cage
which is vital to their existence, send
three of their young warriors to find
another. It's a perilous journey in which
the trio is chased up a tree by lions, do
bloody battle with cannibals and discover
that fire can be made from friction from
another tribe. (100 min.)
U. CANNERY R0W--Romantic comedy (PG).
During the 1940's in Monterey, a mis-
matched love affair blossoms between ere-
mitic marine biologist, Nick Nolte, and an
innocent, headstrong young drifter, Debra
Winger. They are attracted to each other
right away but spend most of their time
together arguing. (120 min.O
V. WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY--Drama (R). A
controversial character study of a gifted
young sculptor tragically robbed of his
artistic capabilities when a senseless
auto accident leaves him permanently
paralyzed from the neck down. He believes
that he should have the right to die but
the head doctor wants to keep him alive on
his life support systems. A trial ensues.
Stars Richard Dreyfuss and John
Cassavettes. (119 min.)
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‘G’ rated
All ages admitted - general audi-
ences. Children under seven must be
accompanied by an ID card holder.
‘PG’ rated
All ages admitted - parental gui-
dance suggested. Children under
seven must be accompanied.
‘R’ rated
Restricted - persons under 17 must
be accompanied by parent or adult
guardian.
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AUTOMOBILES
'78 DATSUN B-210--am/fm radio, good cond-
ition, $2800 or best offer. Call Mike at
2283 dwh or 4164 awh.
‘75 CHEVROLET NOVA—runs well, passed ins-
pection July, 29, 1982. Yellow with rust
soots. $1000 call Fred Shoup at the
American Embassy ext. 240 or call 29100.
'80 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—4wd, 12,400 miles,
four new tires, excellent condition. Call
Don at 4666 dwh or 4444 awh.
'75 DODGE RAMCHARGER--4wd, runs good, good
tires. $3000. Cal 1 7663 awh.
'76 JEEP HONCHO P/U--pwr steering, pwr
brakes, automatic 4wd, cruise control.
Call SSgt Krajewski at 4416 dwh or 2135 awh.
'74 MAZDA--excellent running condition,
inspected and insured, rebuilt engine and
new brakes. Asking $1000. Call 7091 dwh
or 5248 awh.
'75 PLYMOUTH TRAILDUSTER—4wd, 318 V8, five
studded tires, five mud tires, two jerry
cans, excellent mechanical condition, $2600.
Call 2116 dwh or 7563 awh.
FOR SALE
SALE--two beige 9x12 carpets, $100 each; one
dark brown 9x12 carpet, $100; one brown 6x9
carpet, $60; one large vine-type plant,
$20. See at 963-2F this evening or tomorrow
or call 4156 awh.
SALE—six month old flotation mattress
(waterbed with mattress covering) with box
spring. Call 4924
SALE—dining room table and four chairs,
$40; room humidifier, $15. Call 7966.
SALE—wooden baby cradle. Call 7070.
SALE--coffee table, $15; end table, $15;
stroller, $15; car seat, $10: Water Pik,
$5; toddlers clothes, baby and toddlers
toys, more. Tomorrow 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
916-7, Hoily-3B.
TIRES--G78xl4, steel belted track Sears,
brand new. Cal 1 4143.
SALE--stereo cabinet very good condition.
Call 5171 awh.
SALE--Pioneer SX990 200W tuner/amp. Call
4171.
VIDEO GAME—Mattel Intellivision , $175;
cartridges, $20 each. Call Don 4666 dwh
or 4444 awh.
SALE--Ethan Allen china hutch and buffot,
six chairs and extension table; swag lamp.
Call 5233 dwh or 7748 awh.
STEREO STAND--$100. Call 6233 dwh or 7757
awh.
VIDEO CAMERA—Panasonic PK-801 color, $700;
Hakuba carrying case, $30. Call 4341 awh.
SALE--set ot encyclopedias with yearbooks,
HOO; two Bassett end tables, $100 each;
tricycle, $5; toaster, $5; stackable furn-
iture, base units $15, top units $10;
super pong game, $15; GE toaster oven, $20;
blue king size bed spread, $25; mens or
ladies parka, $20; 20 piece Noritake stone-
ware, $20; Sango 20 piece dish set, $20;
misc. books, $1 each; misc. curtains, $1
a panel; ladies coats, cape $5; London Fog
raincoat, $20; mid length fur trim, $15;
childs size 8 snowsuit, $5. Saturday 2-4
p.m. Bldq. 1051-D or call 7845.
SALE--p1ants; baby clothes; blankets; and
other baby items; Navy womens overcoat;
raincoat; stereo components; curling iron;
cameras; humidifier; paperbacks; small
appliances; maternity clothes; mens &
womens clothes; shoes. Qtrs. 606C today
and tomorrow after noon.
SALE--toys; games; books; boys clothing;
winter jackets; sports coat; boots; shoes;
typewriter; childrens books; records; bike
parts; and misc. items. All reasonably
priced. Tomorrow 10 a.m. Bldg. 916 6 Holly
1A.
SALE--China hutch and buffet, $600; Kenwood
2400 receiver, $100; TV games, $50;
dartboard and cabinet, $15; baby car seat,
$2; baby clothes 6 to 18 mos.; books and
more. Tomorrow noon to 4 p.m. 962-2D.
TV—19" Sylvania B&W, two years old, $125.
Call Lee at 4396 dwh.
SALE--six foot Herculon sofa with matching
armchair, gold/brown tweed pattern-$125;
3 tier display shelf for plants, $25;
three tier food servar/plant shelving, $10;
4 VW tires, $10 each; curtains for 950/960
housing, $25; plants, $2-$15; large picture
Alpine scene, $20. Call 5184 dwh or 7379
awh.
SALE--Pioneer reverb amplifier, model SR101
with mahogany case. Call 4854 awh.
COLOR TV--Admiral 24" console, very good
condition. Call 4053.
LOST
L0ST--blue snap keycase with three keys
attached. Please call 7603 dwh or 4074
awh. Ask for Judi. Reward.
WANTED
BABYSITTER--daytime, for a 5 year old boy.
Call 7266 awh.
BABYSITTER--your home dwh for a four year
old boy starting the end of October. Call
5171 awh.
WANTED--someone to do reupholstering. Call
5171 awh.
WANTED--United Baptist Fellowship is
looking for baby portacribs or playpens.
Call 7165 or 7244.
FREE
CAT--female 2 years old, black and white,
great with children, trained. Call 3384
dwh or 7487 rm 211 awh.
ICELANDIC FURRY PET—male, five months
old. Call 5248.
MISCELLANEOUS
DRUMMER—wants to start band to work at
clubs. Call 4614 5 to 6 p.m. and ask for
Jim.
NAVY CAMPUS--is accepting applications for
a math instructor for the functional skills
program. This is a part time position
requiring a bachelors degree. For more
information contact the Navy Campus
office at 6226/7795.
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Friday, August 13, 1982 WHITE FALCON