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PACE 23 WEATHERIZE YOUR HOUSE BEFORE WINTER STRIKES with COMB. STORM WINDOWS Season § V>- reason NOW IN PROGRESS...SAVE! ale 200 E. JUDD (One block East - of the Square) £ Woodstock Your •'IN TOWN" Lumber Yard 7-5; Sat. 7-3 FREE DELIVERY! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 © MOVIE: "Body and Sovf © Mixed Bag © All In the Family O© Charlie's Angels (0 (22) © O Benny Hill ©MgMFtight 63 ESPN Sport* Center €D (3D TOO aub © 3® Three'* Company 10:15 PM ©WoMonia Jan 10:30PM © MOVIE: 'Who'* KNHne Ik* Great Chafe of Europe?' Someone it killing the great chefs of Europe. George Se­ gal, Jacqueline Risset, Robert Mor- ley. 1978 © © Tonight Shaw i'» © MOVIE: "Code 645' Federal ogenH investigate nation-wide hi- jocking ring. Clayton Moore, Ramsay Ames. 3D © ®) Fox Musicals © M*A*S*H © Nature of Things GD @ Laugh Trax © Joke* My Folks Never Told Me © Timeless Vienna © (2® tote Verano © SeYov Get Troubles © (39 Chicogel •' @ TBS Evening New* © Hawaii Hve-O ROCK ON By Ethlle Ann Vare 1982 POLL Time to start thinking about the best music of this near- ending year, and to ready your submission to the 1982 Rock On Readers Poll./Select your choice for: Best Album; Best Single; Best Group; Best Male /Female Vocalist; Best Debut. Include releases from Nov. 1981-present. Before Thanksgiving, mail yopr letter or postcard to: Rock On, Readers Poll, c/o United Feature Syndicate; 200 Park Ave.; New York, NY 10166. Include a return address, as three readers-cho­ sen at random will receive a new album. Results will appear in this space in December. REVIEWS Cris Williamson -- "Blue Rider" (Olivia) -- Cris Willi­ amson is the most popular (the only popular) recording act on the Olivia label, a firm halfway between record com­ pany and feminist collective. Often compared to Joni Mitch­ ell or Carole King, she is ear­ thier than either, firmly con­ nected to the South Dakota hills (where she was born) and more than a little tinged by the raised-consciousness of California (where she lives). Those who cut their musical teeth on Joan Baez and still enjoy the folk-rock sound Cris Williamson would do well to seek out "Blue Rider." Al Koopar -- "Champion­ ship Wrestling" (Columbia) -- Al Kooper is a rock 'n' roll hero; from New York's seminal Blues Project through the Super Sessions (with the late Mike Bloomfield) to producing an array of pop stars, he has shaped the sound while avoid­ ing the limelight. This album shines the key spot on Mickey Thomas, Valerie Carter, the Tower of Power horns and gui­ tarist Jeff Baxter, but it is Kooper's sensibilities -- from a sure touch with R & B to the hook of a country ballad -- that shapes the work. Talk Talk (EMI) -- This four-song EP fairly shouts: "Keep your eye on us! We're going somewhere!" And well they might; Talk Talk com­ bines the pretentious intricacy of the Police with the rock urgency of Led Zeppelin (not yet, of course, scaling those heights). A band to, well, keep your eye on. (c)i982 Computog TeleWtives Let's play doctor By Peter Meade and Andrew J. Edelstein "St. Elsewhere," which premieres Tuesday, Oct. 19 on NBC, has been praised for its realistic approach to the medical profession. The show, which shares the same pro­ ducers as "Hill St. Blues," features an ensemble cast including David Birney, Cynthia Sykes, Ed Flanders and William Daniels. The show centers around the workings of St. Eligius, a teaching hospital in Boston that has seen better days. Because of its neglected, condition, it has been nicknamed "St. Elsewhere." \ "St. Elsewhere" is the latest in a long line of series that used the medical profession as a backdrop. Here's a quiz designed to test your knowledge of these shows. 1. Both Ben Casey and Dr. Kildare had mentors. Name the characters. 2. What 1971-74 drama featured Sam Groom and Jack Albert son? 3. Who played Dr. Joe Gannon on "Medical Center"? 4. Name the doctor who worked out of his home in Santa Monica, Calif. 5. What two shows (with similiar names) were filmed on location in New York City? 6. Who worked for Dr. Morton Chegley? 7. What 1972-77 series was produced by Jack, Webb of "Dragnet" fame? 8. On "Maude," who was Maude's doctor/neighbor? 9. What sitcom featured a Chicago psychologist? 10. What Colorado doctor made house calls by airplane? Answers; 1. Dr. Zorba (Sam Jaffe) and Dr. Leonard Gillespie (Raymond Massey) 2. Dr. Simon Locke 3. Chad Everett 4. Marcus Welby 5. "The Nurses" (1962-65) and "Nurse" (1981) 6. Diahann Carroll on "Julia" 7. "Emergency" ,. 8. Dr. Arthur Harmon, played by Conrad Bain » * 9. "The Bob Newhart Show" * 10. Doc Elliot (James Francisus) ! * ©1962 Compuiog