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Show Citizen, Press, Review - Wed., Sept. 24, 1986 - Page 15 free bereavement class , begins at A.F. Hospital 'i of the most traumatic oc- - n a lifetime is the loss of a H A six.week Bereavement 4 10 will be offered at American GrfHospital starting Thursday, F, 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the ; Sep 'board room. Offered free of il t P' the course repeats every six "tu the survivor deals with the iJions and adjustments following a predictable grieving 'Jess' occurs as a part of the S process," explained Jay SSSrt Mental Health "Feelings of loss, Ser denial and depression are i , some of the reactions which experienced." Bereavement groups help the survivor to identify these and to learn to feelings cope with the actual grieving process stages and ad-justments. Sessions are under the direction of Phylis Hansen, MA Social Work, who is trained in bereavement counseling. "If the loss is dealt with inap-propriately, the survivor may suffer emotional pain for years to come " said Steineckert. "When death is handled appropriately, family members and friends can gain a perspective and an understanding of the loss, along with a sense of acceptance." For more information, call the BHU directly at Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary will hold dinnerdance Friday The Pleasant Grove Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary will hold its 18th anniversary dinner-danc- e on Friday, Sept. 26. The Happy Hour will be held from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., with dinner being served from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There will be no charge to all members and guests. This dinner-danc- e is made possible by the 1986 officers. Dinner will be roast turkey by Nan Neilson and Glenda Crosby. I yCP schedules auditions Auditions for two productions will held at the Valley Center I Lhouse, 780 N. 200 East, Lindon, Wednesday, Sept. 24, and Saturday, Sept. 27. The Wednesday tryouts will be m 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The ones on Saturday will be from 10 a.m. to 3 Ppor t,e November production of two women "Marriage-Go-Roun-ajed 18 through 30 are needed and tiree men aged 20 to 30 are required. "Rented Christmas" will' be the December production. For this they need four women and four men and five young people from ages six through 17 years. They will also need a group of young people to serve as carolers only. Those interested may audition for either production on Wednesday or Saturday. For further information call 225-525- 3 or 785-118- 831 STONE 55 BROTHERS 9:30 GD MOTHER EARTH IS NOT FOR SALE SPORTSCENTER SPORTS TONIGHT DANGER BAY MAGNUM, P.I. IT'S GARRY SHANDLING'S SHOW 10:00 OGDOCBOCB news O Iffi DOCTOR WHO (D 32) HOOKED ON AEROBICS 83 TAXI 02) REAL BUDDY HOLLY STORY (2) AIR POWER NFL YEARBOOK: 1986 CLEVELAND BROWNS IS) NEWSNIGHT MOVIE V, "Dangerous When Wet" (1953. Comedy) Esther Williams, Fernando Lamas. SI DRAGNET ' S3 MOVIE "Porky's Revenge" ;n (1985, Comedy) Dan Monahan, Wyatt Knight. 10:06 MOVIE "Embassy" (1972, Suspense) Richard Roundtree, Chuck Connors. 10:30(3) MOVIE "Terror In The Aisles" (1984, Suspense) Narrated by Donald Pleasence and Nancy Allen. O 0) MACNEIL LEHRER NEWSHOUR 5D O JOHN MCLAUGHLIN'S ONE ON ONE 60 NIGHTLIFE S3) AIR POWER (S) FISHING: MARK SOSIN'S SALT WA-TER JOURNAL MOVIE "The Last Of Sheila" (1973, Mystery) Richard Benjamin, James Coburn. 35 EDGE OF NIGHT 10:36 El TONIGHT Q ( MAGNUM, P.I. Q (5) MA"SH 11:00 CD 03 MACNEIL LEHRER NEWSHOUR GD S CHIPS 02) MOVIE "The Idolmaker" (1980, Drama) Ray Sharkey, Tovah Feldshuh. (3J TRIUMPH OF THE WEST TENNIS MAGAZINE REPORTS 83) CROSSFIRE gj DICK CAVETT 1 1:06 0 CS ADDERLY 1 1:30 O 5 STORY OF ENGLISH (2) SPLASH '86: SUMMER EDITION & NEWSNIGHT UPDATE BIZARRE Q 1 1:36 O (B ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT O CD TRUE CONFESSIONS 11:40DTV 12:00 CD YURI NOSENKO, KGB 03 53) NEW GENERATION HAIR CARE MOVIE "Having Babies" (1976, Drama) Desi Arnaz Jr., Adrienne Barbeau. HORIZONS S) SPORTSLOOK BEST OF OZZIE AND HARRIET S3) MOVIE 4 "The Pied Piper" (1972, Fantasy) Donovan, Donald Pleasence. Q MOVIE "Adventures ol a Plumber's Mate" (1976, Comedy) Christopher Heal, Elaine Paige. SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 8:00 (D A STEP TOO SLOW 8:30 BLUE HOTEL 9:30 MASTER HAROLD... AND THE BOYS 10:30 MAGICAL MUSICAL DAYS 11:00 02) LOUISIANA 1:10 02) LOUISIANA 6:00 CD A STEP TOO SLOW SHERLOCK HOLMES IN THE CURSE 6:30 HOME RUN FOR LOVE DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 8:30 CD FRAGGLE ROCK 2:00 S3) YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVI-SION 4:00 Q (B WONDERFUL WORLD OF DIS-NEY 6:00 (51) YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVI-SION SHERLOCK HOLMES IN THE CURSE 6:30 HOME RUN FOR LOVE 6:30 SPORTSCENTER 7:00 HORSE RACING WEEKLY 7:30 AMERICA'S CUP: CHALLENGE DOWN UNDER 8:00 HORSESHOW JUMPING 9:30 SPORTSLOOK 10:30 BASEBALL ROAD RACING 11:00 WRESTLING 12:00 LEAD-OF- MAN 12:16 BASEBALL 1:00 AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL 3:00 BASEBALL'S GREATEST HITS 3:30 TENNIS MAGAZINE REPORTS 4:00 SPORTSLOOK 4:30 FISHING: BEST OF BILL DANCE 6:00 SPORTSCENTER 6:30 SPEEDWEEK 6:30 S3 "Daily Duck's Movie: Fantas tic Island" (1983, Comedy) Animated. 6:60 3D V "The Pope Ol Greenwich Vi-llage" (1984, Drama) Eric Roberts, Mickey Rourke. 6:00 02) Vi "Gymkata" (1985, Adventure) Kurt Thomas, Tetchie Agbayani. 7:00 S3 "Goldy: The Last 01 The Golden Bears" (1984, Adventure) Jell Rich-ards, Jessica Black. 7:30 02) "The River" (1984, Drama) Mel Gibson, Sissy Spacek. 8:06 IS "The Amazing Howard Hughes" (1977, Biography) (Part 2 ol 2) Tommy Lee Jones, Ed Flanders. 9:00 (3D "Charlie Chan And The Curse Of The Dragon Queen" (1981, Comedy) Peter Ustinov, Richard Hatch. 10:00 02) "The Meanest Man In The World" (1943, Comedy) Jack Benny, Rochester. S3) "Paul And Michelle" (1974. Drama) Anicee Alvina, Sean Bury. 10:30 (3D "Give My Regarda To Broad Street" (1984, Musical) Paul McCart-ney, Bryan Brown. 11:00 S3 V "The Reformer And The Red-head" (1950, Comedy) June Allyson, Dick Powell. 12:30 S3 V4 "Excalibur" (1981. Fanta-sy) Nigel Terry, Nicol Williamson. 1:00 (3D "Desperately Seeking Su-san" (1985. Comedy) Rosanna Madonna. 2:00 I4 "Roseanna McCoy" (1949, Drama) Farley Granger, Joan Evans. 3:00 (3D "The Oklahoma City Dolls" (1980, Comedy) Susan Blakely, Ronee Blakley. 02) "Sweet Rosie O'Grady" (1943, Musical) Betty Grable, Robert Young. S3 "The Cruel Sea" (1953, Drama) Jack Hawkins, Donald Sinden. 4:30 "The 39 Steps" (1935, Suspense) Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll. 6:30 (3D "Life On The Miasissippi" (1984, Drama) Robert Lansing, David Knell. 6:00 O CB f) NEWS O 3D WHEEL OF FORTUNE O 03) WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANI-MALS OD 03) TIMMY AND LASSIE Q3 03) GIMME A BREAKI 02) MOVIE "Hero At Large" (1980, Comedy) John Ritler, Anne Arch-er. S KIRI AND FRIENDS COLLEGE FOOTBALL PRIMENEWS MOVIE "The Silencers" (1966, Comedy) Dean Martin, Stella Stevens. S3) JEWEL IN THE CROWN 6:06 MOVIE K "True Grit: A Further Adventure" (1978, Western) Warren Oates, Lisa Pelikan. 6:30 O CB PM MAGAZINE O (3D JEOPARDY O CB PRIME TIME ACCESS O 03) BUSINESS REPORT OD 03 news 63 03) TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT DONALD DUCK PRESENTS S3 MOVIE "Goldy: The Last Of The Golden Bears" (1984, Adventure) Jeff Richards, Jessica Black. 7:00 O CB COSBY SHOW O OUR WORLD l 0 SIMON & SIMON ' O S3) LIVING WILD CD 03 MACNEIL LEHRER NEWSHOUR 63 OD GUNSMOKE LARRY KING LIVE MOVIE irV, "Ballerina" (1966, Drama) Kirsten Simone, Henning Kron- - stan. 7:30 O FAMILY TIES MOVIE li "Rio Bravo" (1959, Western) John Wayne, Dean Martin. J GUGGENHEIM WORKS IN PROG-RESS 8:00 Q CHEERS O THE COLBYS Q KNOTS LANDING O 03) GOVERNOR'S NEWS CONFER-ENCE CD 03 MEDIA AND HUMAN RIGHTS 60 03) MOVIE "Pendulum" (1969, Drama) George Peppard, Jean Seberg. 02) MOVIE "Xanadu" (1980. Muai- - cal) Olivia Newton-John- , Gene Kelly. S3) LONDON FESTIVAL BALLET US NEWS SJ GANGSTER CHRONICLES S3 BLUE HOTEL 8:06 COUSTEAU'S REDISCOVERY OF THE WORLD 8:30 O TONIGHT SHOW 24TH ANNIVER-SARY SPECIAL 0 03) CAPITOL JOURNAL 8:35 MOUSTERPIECE THEATER 9:00 CI CB 20 20 O KAY O'BRIEN O 03! MYSTERYI OD 03 ANCIENT LIVES AUTO RACING: KENNY BERNSTEIN EXPLAINS DRAG RACING MONEYLINE BEST OF WALT DISNEY PRESENTS HONEYMOONERS QJ GANGSTER CHRONICLES S3 MASTER HAROLD... AND THE BOYS 9:06 MOVIE "The Deadly Hunt" (1971, Suspense) Tony Franciosa, Pe-ter Lawford. 9:30 D AT THE MET: OLMSTED AND CEN-TRAL PARK SPORTSCENTER SPORTS TONIGHT MAGNUM, P.I. 10:00 O O O NEWS MOVIE "Cease Fire" (1985, Drama) Don Johnson, Lias Blount. 0 03) DOCTOR WHO GO 03 HOOKED ON AEROBICS 60 03) TAXI 02) MOVIE "The River" (1984, Drama) Mel Gibson, Sissy Spacek. S3) KIRI AND FRIENDS NFL YEARBOOK: 1986 HOUSTON OILERS NEWSNIGHT MOVIE "The Weaterner" (1940, Western) Gary Cooper, Waltar Brennan. SJ DRAGNET 10:30 O 03) MACNEIL LEHRER NEWSHOUR QD 53 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 63 NIGHTLIFE NFL FILMS PRESENTS MOVIE "Diamonds For Break-last- " (1968, Comedy) Marcello Rita Tushingham. S3) EDGE OF NIGHT S3 MOVIE 4 "Excalibur" (1981, Fantasy) Nigel Terry, Nicol Williamson. 10:35 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN 0 MAGNUM. P.I. OCBM'A'S'H 11:00(d 03 macneil lehrer newshour 60 03) chips fishing: best of bill dance crossfire s3) edge of night 1 1:05 o night heat 1 1:30 0 03) native land: nomads of the DAWN 63 53) MOVIE "Shoot The Moon" (1982, Drama) Albert Finney, D-iane Keaton. S3) GUGGENHEIM WORKS IN PROG-RESS HORSE RACING WEEKLY NEWSNIGHT UPDATE S3) ROOM 222 1 1:35 O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT fJ TRUE CONFESSIONS 11:40 MOVIE "Having Babies II" (1977, Drama) Paula Prentiss, Tony Bill. 11:46 DTV 12:00 INSIDE THE NFL S3) LONDON FESTIVAL BALLET SPORTSLOOK ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HAR-RIET " SJ AUTO RACING --.fcgKW'-""'''T . . 1 ., ,..,,1 nl SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 " 8:00 (3D PADDINGTON GOES TO SCHOOL ' 10:00 S3 NEW YORK CITY TOO FAR FROM TAMPA BLUES 3:00 A '60S REUNION WITH BILL GRAHAM: A NIGHT AT THE FILLMORE 4:30 THE ALMOST ROYAL FAMILY 6:00 S3 NEW YORK CITY TOO FAR FROM TAMPA BLUES 6:30 THE BOY WHO COULDN'T LOSE DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 8:00 PADDINGTON GOES TO SCHOOL 8:30 FRAGGLE ROCK 10:00 S3 NEW YORK CITY TOO FAR FROM TAMPA BLUES 2:00 S3) YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVI-SION 4:00 0 ffl WONDERFUL WORLD OF DIS-NEY 4:30 THE ALMOST ROYAL FAMILY 6:00 S3) YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVI-SION SEPTEMBER 24, 1986 4'i:ii;L " 1 6:00 O 0 NEWS O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O S3) WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANI-MALS OD 53 TIMMY AND LASSIE 60 S3) GIMME A BREAKI 52) MOVIE V4 "Joey" (1985, Drama) Neill Barry, James Quinn. 3) AIR POWER PRIMENEWS NEWI ANIMAL WORLD MOVIE "Dressed To Kill" (1980, Suspense) Michael Caine, Angie Dickinson. 53) WRESTLING 6:30 O PM MAGAZINE O JEOPARDY O ffl PRIME TIME ACCESS 0 S3) BUSINESS REPORT GD 53 NEWS 63 S3) TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT AIR POWER KARATE DONALD DUCK PRESENTS S3 ONE'S A HEIFER 7:00 0 HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN MOVIE "Sweet Dreams" (1985, Drama) Jessica Lange, Ed Harris. O PERFECT STRANGERS g 0 MOVIE "Courage" (Premiere, Drama) Sophia Loren, Billy Dee Wi-lliams. O S3) FIRING LINE SPECIAL EDITION: HARVEST OF DESPAIR GD 33) MACNEIL LEHRER NEWSHOUR 60 03) GUNSMOKE (33) TRIUMPH OF THE WEST TOP RANK BOXING LARRY KING LIVE MOVIE "The Secrets Of The P-irate's Inn" (1974, Adventure) Ed Beg-le- Paul Fix. S3) BOXING S3 MOVIE "Blithe Spirit" (1945, Comedy) Rex Harrison, Con-stance Cummings. 7:30 O HEAD OF THE CLASS g 8:00 0 GIMME A BREAKI , O DYNASTY ' ta 53 GREAT PERFORMANCES ' 60 03) MOVIE "Ride Beyond Vengeance" (1966, Western) Chuck Connors. Michael Rennie. 52) MOVIE "The Buddy Holly Sto-ry" (1978, Biography) Gary Busey, Don Stroud. MOVIE "Coming Out Of The Ice" (1982, Drama) John Savage, Willie . Nelson. SJ HORIZONS NEWS ' 8:30 MOUSETERPIECE THEATER 9:00 G ST. ELSEWHERE MOVIE "Best Revenge" (1983, Ad-venture) John Heard, Levon Helm. O THE COLBYS O 5 THE PRICE (31) EVENING AT THE IMPROV AMERICA'S CUP: CHALLENGE DOWN UNDER MONEYLINE . EDISON TWINS HONEYMOONERS Choral Society concerts begin next week The Utah Valley Choral Society will begin its 1986-8- 7 concert season Wednesday, Oct. 1, in the Provo Tabernacle. The season will consist of six concerts, offering a variety of fine choral music to appeal to all listeners. Among the featured presentations will be Brahms' German Requiem, a salute to Broadway, a Christmas concert, a tribute to American music, and the fourth annual 1 "Messiah" Sing-i- The Choral Society is an organization of local singers dedicated to musical excellence and the performance of the highest quality of choral music. Their director is Lois Johnson, well-know- n conductor, soloist, and voice teacher. For ticket information, call 226-341- If you would like to sing with the choir, please call 1 to arrange for an interview or audition. y f .... , V rv 1, ; 1 . - " y J , , . ' til " 4K 1 , :" v Christine Ivins, Ivins Act II, Norma Ivins, House of Ivins, observe anniversary of firms. Fvins stores celebrate 10th anniversary House of Ivins and Ivins Act II are observing their anniversaries this 1 eek with sales on most merc-handise. The anniversary sale began at h stores on Monday, Sept. 22, and joes through Saturday, September 8. according to Norma Ivins and m Christine Ivins, owners of the respective businesses. 1 Located at 650 East State Road in American Fork Shopping wnter, House of Ivins has been in winess 10 years. Christine Ivins opened Ivins Act II at 13 East Main five years ago. Norma recalled she first opened House of Ivins where Ivins Act II is in the building that had housed B"ggs Pharmacy. . The store moved to its present j 'Nation in the Shopping Center five rs ago when they needed more wto expand the business to meet "Md of their customers. rma says she caters to the ses customer, carrying sizes six in all occasion dresses, sport-bkw- l coordinates, lingerie, s, sweaters and the now Wlar active wear, as well as f ivories. " r Basically the same employees are with her as when she started ten years ago, she says. Sales at both House of Ivins and Ivins Act II are "true sales," their owners say, "not promotional" with all seasonal merchandise cleared each year. Christine opened Ivins Act II five years ago - in 1981 - at 13 East Main, and has styles for the younger set, in Junior sizes three through 13. She not only has "dressy dresses" for dances, but also has brand name coordinates in sportswear and ac-tive wear, with accessories to go with them. Among the known-brand- s found at Ivins Act II are Esprit and Tomboy. Christine says she loves being located downtown on Main Street. "There are so many nice people who drop in, many of them business women on their lunch hour or after work." . She says she and Norma (who is her ' mother-in-law- ) usually go to market together, and try to do their sales at the same time. "It makes it real nice and we enjoy each other's company," Christine says. (Mb msj SMb OMSam Theater Movie Title ft Rating Showtimes MiMiiijijLlJJjJMMliaiMMM J iUi lilUMlMH tlVf ftlMliftlnliM f irrM-'- t' f" term Theater 1- - Great Mouse Detective (G) il"L7if Sat3,5,7, 915 Theater! - Legal TagleT(PG) m-- f 7, 9: 15 Sat. 3, 5, 7, 915 m&Qffl . Carillon Square 1- - I T!Le52Lai JSiljSlLLLi1! -- l3llL4i07il2aLTs2 2 Top Gun (PG) DaM575:45aSunJues25 31 (Ferris Bueller's Day 0ff(PGJ3) f 'iLllLJJL5iJ --I3 L. SunTiis2 4 The Boy Who Could Fly (PG) Daily407anTues2 ""p0 Stand By Me (R) DailyJ5J:,9.45 SatSim J15, 315 "Academ- y- Shanghai Surprise (PG 13) DaiiyjotSun " "c e"n tTaFSq ua7e" 1 Arme d&J)ngerous(PG) f'iL7 5jJiL li'ilil 2- - JjjrashnijjPG) 5JSatSuni,2 3I Legal Eagles (PG 13) ailyW90SaSijn2 4- - Codename Wildgeese (R) Daily 5:15, 915 Sat., Sun. 1:15 PLUS The Fly (R) Daily 7:15 Sat.. Sun. 3:15 Scera 225-25- 60 The Trip to Bountiful (PG) Daily 7. 9 Sat. Mat, 2. 4 University Mall 1- - 'Aliens(R) aiiy457j5jajuni30 l- - Hannah2nrJisjers(PG13)4v MWlml Uint- a- oJaailabje2tjrssJime E.aL1L7L9lllai:!!in1i5-i-. Paramoun- t- Nothing in Common (PG) "Ends Thurs. Daily 4:45 7. 9 1 5 Sat Sun 2 30 Theater 1- - Touch&Go(R) P UJ SPsy choj IJ( R) 8o 0 Thealer 2- - Top Gun (PG) PLUS Back to School (PG) 8 00 Timp Drive-- ln 225-17- 40 Police Academy III (PG) PLUS Club Paradise (PG 13) 8 00 Art City Drive-- ln 489-54- 01 "The Karate Kid Part II (PG) PLUS Ferris Bueller's DaJBJSBa, Ch Great Mouse Detective (G) (Tj I Mon.-F- 9:15 bat. 3, 5, 7. 9:15 j gT A" XJ M Eagles (PG) Seats J VWon,Fh. 7, 9:15 Sal. 3, 5, 7, 9:15 .mm J Wed Children association sponsors meeting next Tuesday Hie A!pine Association for Gifted lren is sponsoring a meeting for e who work in any way with 8'f'ed children. , G' speaker is Dr. Joan S. Wolf J1 we University of Utah. She about "Surviving with the - , Child." T W6' WM be held Tuesday, Hish Lat 7 at Mountain View , school, 645 W. Center, Orem. Alness meeting will be held at P"i-- , prior to Dr. Wolf's remarks. Both meetings are open to parents and teachers of gifted children and anyone else who may be interested in attending. The Alpine Association for Gifted Children services patrons living within the Alpine School District. If further information is desired about the meeting or the association, please call Elaine Rotz in Orem at |