| Show 3 I JANUARY 10 1988 On Varade What’s Up This week BY LYNN MINTON R1EIC101R10IS nz V1UDIE10 Play It Again Little Leaguer Sparks a Protest Television's Greatest Hits — The 70s & ’80s is here from TeeVee Toons the fledgling company that first hit it big by gambling that people would buy a record with the themes from their favorite TV shows of the ’50s and ’60s Their new album has 65 themes from shows like Dallas Dynasty and Miami Vice Talk about instant nostalgia ($1698) Amazing Grace & Chuck is a sweet optimistic story about how one small boy makes a difference in the world It’s about Chuck star pitcher for his Montana little league team who’s disturbed by a visit to a nuclear installation and decides to give up what means most to him — baseball — as a protest Yourself With a Little Help Do It JoAnne Liebeler “barely knew a nail from a thumbtack” when she auditioned for her of job as co-ho- st Hometime a 13-pa- rt nt series that begins its second season on Saturday So when the perky Liebeler and st p Dean Johnson show you how to repair a leaky faucet or landscape your yard they make it simple This week they demonstrate the techniques of refinishing furniture Other programs: How to do common home repair jobs how to use hand and power tools safely PBS Check local listings for exact date and time (Each episode is available on video in expanded form through home centers or hardware stores $999) co-ho- step-by-ste- TGel Shampoo PIOILtL TOUGHER DIVORCE LAWS? C guarantees relief PARADE received nearly 19000 responses to its poll “Should Divorce Be Made More Difficult?” The question ran at the end of a June 7 1987 article by Sylvia Ann Hewlett More than 17000 readers agreed with the author that divorce laws should be toughened while 1627 disagreed The article also elicited many emotional letters from both men and women The majority of readers who wrote letters were women — 2275 as of early November — who wrote to say that divorce laws should be made more difficult and 389 men agreed Their primary complaint was in the area of child support Most felt that lt laws gave men an unfair advantage in settlements that men could avoid responsibility to their children and that enforcement needed to be stricter But 421 women and 172 men argued against changing the system that way Most of the men focused on y laws an issue that had not been raised in the article They wrote of the pain men endure when separated from their families of bias against fathers in custody decisions and they argued that stronger laws were necessary to secure their visitation rights Neutrogena beautifully Dermatologists recommend because it’s the serious therapeutic shampoo that guarantees soothing relief for the itching and flaking often associated with psoriasis seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff It’s also thoroughly pleasant to useThe clear amber liquid foams into a rich lather that controls serious scalp disorders yet cleans hair gendy enough for "PGsT TGel knampoo no-fau- everyday use Exciting news for conditioner users: With patented TGel Conditioner you can condition your hair without fighting the therapeutic progress you’ve made! child-custod- TGel is sold with a money-bac- k guarantee Available at better drug stores L5 — Robert Nisonoff 8 : Neutrogena’ PAGE 12 f 1988 MMaM Carp JANUARY 10 1988 PARADE MAGAZINE |
