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Show 10:16 10:30 10:35 10:36 11:00 O 69 OCT SMART (B MOVIE "Kismet" SIR ARTHUR "BOMBER" HARRIS 2$ AUTO RACING 38 NEW MIKE HAMMER S8ER (5J) OUR FIRST YEAR SB MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY S5 VARIETY CD JOHN MCLAUGHLIN'S ONE ON ONE IB CURRENT AFFAIR (B MOVIE "The Four Musketeers" (S IB HOGAN'S HEROES 08 MOVIE "The Legend of Billie Jean" SB EASY STREET S8 ANTIQUE CARS - THE WHITE POST STORY SB MISTER ED O BEST OF CARSON 0 NIGHT COURT O LONESOME PINE SPECIAL 0 M'A'S'H IB SEAWAY O ARSENIO HALL as o ouiNCY MOVIE "The Presidio" 89 MOVIE "it Happened in Athens" 8J MOVIE "1900" 38 TRUCK AND TRACTOR PULL 38 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 8B SELF-IMPROVEMENT GUIDE St WORLD MONITOR STl PATTY DUKE 1145 11:06 11:30 O INSIDE EDITION 0 MOVIE "Appointment With Death" II PAT SAJAK 82 MOVIE "Split Second" 89 HOLLYWOOD INSIDER St SCOTLAND'S STORY SB BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE ft ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 0 NtOHTLINE p a MEET THE BOY SCOUTS 00 MOVIE "I Remember Mama" O PERRY MASON Q2I O UNTOUCHABLES OS ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIET 38 SPORTSLOOK 59 MADAME'S PLACE SG ADVENTURERS SBSCTV f LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LET- TERMAN O JEFFERSONS 08 MOVIE "Dutch Treat" S3) MOVIE "Romance" QD ALICE m LORETTA AND CRYSTAL GOING HOME SS SPORTSCENTER Si LANCER SB ROWAN MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN 38 VARIETY O RELATIVELY SPEAKING Q LAVERNE ft SHIRLEY m HBO COMEDY HOUR Q IB FALL GUY CD INN NEWS (3) ID STRAIGHT TO THE HEART OS STEVEN BANKS' HOME ENTERTAINMENT ENTER-TAINMENT CENTER 39 MOVIE "21 Days" 38 MOVIE "Betrayal From the East" SS HYDROPLANE RACING SB CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? O DUKES OF HAZZARD O SWEETHEARTS Q NEWS QD DICK CLARK'S GOLDEN GREATS O IB ITN PROGRAMMING ffl MOVIE "Thoroughly Modem Millie" Mil-lie" 8$ MOVIE "The Protector" SB ANN SOTHERN SHOW B LATER WITH BOB COSTAS O MOVIE "Of Human Bondage" QB MOVIE "Hammerhead Jones" 08 MOVIE "Hot Dog... the Movie" 0 NIGHTWATCH (B MOVIE "Terror on the Beach" 08 D ITN PROGRAMMING QB MOVIE "Campus Man" 8S MOVIE "Mad Love" 3D MOVIE "Outrageous!" 39 BILLIARDS SB SELF-IMPROVEMENT GUIDE SB MOVIE "D.O.A." VARIETY 89) COMEDY CLASSICS QD ALL IN THE FAMILY 89 WATERFRONT (2D ACTION OUTDOORS WITH JULIUS JU-LIUS BOROS D GREEN ACRES OB MOVIE "Better Off Dead" 08 MOVIE "The Secrets of Love Three Rakish Tales" QD GOMER PYLE, USMC 00 ALICE 3$ BEST OF JACK LALANNE 38 NATIONAL VELVET 38 GETTING FIT 8 PAID PROGRAMMING O UTAH 1969 WITH PHIL RIESEN m MOVIE "The Naughty Stewar- 11:35 12:00 12:05 12:10 12:30 12:32 12:35 12:36 12:40 1:00 1:03 1:05 1:30 1:35 1:40 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:35 3:00 3:05 3:10 3:25 3:30 3:35 3:40 4:00 BCD HEADLINE NEWS CD KENNETH COPE LAND OS CO ITN PROGRAMMING Qi MOVIE "Kismet" 89 MOVIE "Elizabeth of Ladymead" 88 FUN ZONE 33 SIGNATURE 88 BODIES IN MOTION Si NEW HEALTHY DIET 69 SELF-IMPROVEMENT GUIDE SB MYSTERIOUS CITIES OF GOLD 4:30 CD TOM ft JERRY'S FUNHOUSE (D FAITH TWENTY OS AftE PREVIEW 3S NATION'S BUSINESS TODAY Si) PAID PROGRAMMING SB LITTLE PRINCE 4:50 (2) MOVIE "Walter" 4:55 08 MOVIE "Cellar Dweller" JUNE 21, 1989 5:00 89 "The Big Bluff" 6:15 QB '"68" 6:30 QD "Silverado" 7:00 89 "Confessions of Tom Harris" S3 "Confession" 8:00 Q8 "Seventh Cavalry" 8:05 CD "Two on a Guillotine" 9:00 CO 0 "Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion" CfD "One of Our Own" 69 "Private Buckaroo" 69 "Christopher Columbus" 9:30 "Pickup Alley" 08 "The Eyes of the Amaryllis" 10:00 68 "Stars Over Broadway" 11:00 08 "Divorce, American Style" SB "High Tide" 08 "In the Good Old Summertime" 89 'Tales of Manhattan" 11:05 CD "Violent Road" IE 12:00 88 "Vivacious Lady" 1.-00 08 O "Ace Eli and Roger of the Skies" 08 "Tight Spot" QB "He's My Girl" 89 "Kid Millions" 38 "Where Danger Lives" 2:00 08 "The Private History of a Campaign Cam-paign That Failed" 88 "Decision Against Time" 89 "Christopher Columbus" SB "Topper" 2:30 08 "The Karate Kid" 88 "Let's Make Music" 3:00 08 "The Joker Is Wild" QB "La Bamba" 4:00 69 "F.B.I. Girt" 5:00 08 "The Life, Loves and Adventures of Omar Khayyam" 88 "King Kong" 5:30 QB "Alien from L A." 6:30 69 BEST OF JACK LALANNE SPORTSCENTER HORSE SHOW JUMPING WATERSKIING BODIES IN MOTION TOP RANK BOXING 7:00 8:00 10:00 11.-00 j 1:00 1:30 2:00 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 5:35 88 FISHIN HOLE 68 HARNESS RACING '89 68 LEGENDS OF WORLD CLASS WRESTLING 68 PLAY BALL WITH REGGIE JACKSON JACK-SON 0 BEST OF JACK LALANNE 0 NBA TODAY 0 SPORTS TRIVIA 0 SPORTSLOOK 58 SPORTSCENTER CL MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CD MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 5:25 QB JO'S SONG 6:30 QB KIDS IN THE HALL q 7:00 QB SURVIVAL Q 8:00 SB MAPLE TOWN 10:00 08 BABY ANIMALS 11:30 SB MAPLE TOWN 1:00 08 ELTON JOHN IN AUSTRALIA 5:00 08 SARAH'S SUMMER OF THE SWANS A homing pigeon can fly at a speed of up to 60 miles an hour over a distance of 75 miles. JAN LEWIS Local photographer honored Jan Lewis, Ricks Photo Studio, had 3 portraits accepted for exhibit at a recent annual convention con-vention held in Park City for the Intermountain Professional Photographers Association (I.P.PA). The photographs were portraits and scenes representing her very best work. The I.P.PA is a regional organization or-ganization for professional photographers comprised of members from Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, and Nevada. The I.P.P.A. is organized or-ganized for the enhancement of skills both in business and photographic skills for the professional profes-sional photographer. Jan Lewis is a native of Mapleton, UT. She is currently employed as an assistant photographer photog-rapher for Ricks Photo Studio located lo-cated in the Carillon Square, Orem. Festival of the American West Quilt Contest Quilters who want to enter the quilt contest at the Festival of the American West must first participate in one of eight area contests, winners from these area contests are then sent to Logan for the state contest. Entries for Mountainland area (Utah, Wasatch, and Summit Sum-mit Counties) will be accepted June 21 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the Utah County office of the Utah State University Cooperative Extension, 100 East Center, Room L600, Provo. The quilt must have been completed within the last three years. There are three categories that will be judged, with crazy patch being this year's feature category. Antique quilts may be entered for display without being judged. Complete contest rules are available by visiting the Extension Ex-tension Office or phoning 370-8460. Utah sweeps national PTA AIDS ed awards Two Utah school PTA organizations or-ganizations received awards given for the Mountain States (Region Eight) by the National Congress of Parents and Teachers (PTA) honoring outstanding out-standing AIDS education projects on the local and school district level throughout the country. The two PTA's are Bingham High School PTA and Murray School District PTA Council. According to Scott Hess, Health Education Specialist, and Marcia Peterson, Specialist, AIDS Education Projects, Utah State Office of Education, the Utah projects were chosen for their exemplary incorporation of the State AIDS Curriculum Resource File into the broader context of sexual responsibility and utilization of large committees commit-tees with a wide diversity of parents and clergymen representing repre-senting different religious groups. The Bingham High School project integrates the State Cur Avoid construction "surprises" by calling Blue Stakes Center It's that time of year when construction begins and people get outside to work. That work often means digging. Whether the digging is for a major excavation, excava-tion, remodeling project, sprinkler system or fence post. It can bring you more than you bargained bar-gained for-you might oever underground un-derground utility lines or cables. To avoid digging up costly "surprises," Utah homeowners and contractors should call the Blue Stakes Center before digging. dig-ging. Blue Stakes representatives repre-sentatives will come to the digging dig-ging site to mark-free of charge--the locations of buried utilities. The number of Salt Lake City is 532-6000. All other locations in Utah should call 1-800-662-4111. Utah Law requires that the Blue Stakes Center abe called at least two working days before breaking ground. The Center is open from 7:35 a.m. to 4:25 p.m., Local teachers to study space science The NASA Space Mobile, a training lab to help teachers become be-come proficient in the teaching of space science, is coming for local teachers on Thursday, July 6. The training program is being co-sponsored co-sponsored by the Hansen Planetarium and Alpine, Provo, and Nebo School Districts. During the half-day sessions, teachers will Btudy the moon and see actual lunar samples. They will become certified by NASA to handle lunar samples, and will be able to order moon rocks for students stu-dents to study in the classroom. Videos, demonstrations, and lectures lec-tures about astronomy and space science will be presented during the classes. Lunar certification riculum for AIDs with the Teen Aid Program. The Murray School District uses a similar program called Sex Respect. In both instances, in-stances, efforts on the senior high level were coordinated with those in junior highs that feed students into Bingham High and Murray High. Murray's PTA Council president is Kathy Faeber and the Regional PTA Director for Murray is MaryAnn Kirk. The Bingham High PTA President is Brenda Brinkerhoff. As a result of this recognition, written information about Bingham Bin-gham High and Murray District's AIDS Education programs will be disseminated to other public schools and school systems throughout the nation. At the State Board of Education's regular meeting last month, researcher re-searcher Stan Weed indicated that a significant shift in attitudes at-titudes and behavior away from sexual involvement to abstinence before marriage is already taking place among Utah adolescents as a result of these programs. Monday through Friday. Mflnnimd hv TnAA Wast tha pan. mrj WVf VUV ter is financed by Mountain Fuel, Utah Power & Light, US WEST Communications and other companies. com-panies. "We have hundreds of miles of utility lines and cables buried in Utah," said Governor Norman H. Bangerter. "If a gas line, electrical electri-cal cable or a telephone line is cut, it can affect thousands of Utahns and, in some cases, even cause serious injury or loss of life. "I was a building contractor prior to being elected governor, and I know the confusion, expense ex-pense and inconvenience caused when a utility line is severed or damaged," he said. "The Blue Stakes Center is a free service that makes it easy and convenient con-venient to know where underground under-ground utilities are before you dig." will be offered under the program. pro-gram. The NASA Space Mobile will be at Mt. View High School, 655 West Center, Orem, Utah 84057 on July 6, 1989. Elementary teachers (K-6) will meet 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Secondary teachers (7-12) will meet 12 Noon to 4 p.m. It will offer 12 hour lane change credit.' Local teachers may register for the program by contacting the following individuals: Alpine School District: Sharon Beck, 756-8456; Provo School District: Janna Francis, 373-6301; and Nebo School District: Margaret Miller, 798-8651. |