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G (§> CD @) © Blue Bonnctt Bowls Hondo vs. Arkansas CD (3D 31 © Washington Week/Review Paul Duke is joined * PACE 21 by top Washington journalists analyz­ ing the week's news. CD Cable Health World Roport G MOVIE: 'Stir Crazy y CD MOVIE: 'Modern Romance @j) Marilyn Chambers/Sex Surrogate © @ Mis Huespedes 13!) Night Flight New Year's Eve Special 0D NCAA FootbaH: Bluebonnet Bowl from Houston, TX 6DS® Jimmy Swaggart 60 Pointer Sisters €0 (3) Bowling CD MOVIE: 'Hawmpt' The story of the Army's attempt to use camels to patrol the great American desert dur­ ing frontier times. James Hampton, Christopher Connelly, Slim Pickens. 1976. BP Home Business 7:30 PM K i|t) (£J New Odd Couple Oscar and Felix are arrested for ticket scalping. CD (33) CD (33) WaH Street Week Louis Rukeyser analyzes the "80s with a weekly review of economic and investment matters. CD Reader's Digest SI @ Memories Now Magazine 8:00 PM G G O © Donas Miss Ellie wants to break Jock's will. (60 min.) 8 © Knight Rider Michael Knight joins an auto circus to investi­ gate a real estate man. (R) (60 min.) O © G MOVIE: The Ivory Ape' This movie tells the story of the By J.T. YURKO It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, especially at the movie theaters as they gear up with year-end block­ busters for the busy season. - 'Tis the season for family entertainment as well. This is about the only time when the ratings board can dust off the "G" rating/they packed away wijfi last year's Christmas dgcoration§\ There have been so many versions of Johanna Spyri's classic tale of "Heidi" that a new approach would be diffi­ cult to attempt. Here, the famous duo of Hanna-Barbera , have gone the musical/anima- 1 tion route, Jwfl with little degree of success. * 01982 Compulog HEIDI'S SONQ, from Paramount Pictures. Directed by Robert /lor, screenplay by Robert Taylor, Joseph Barbera, Jameson 3wer. Rated 'G.' * * THE LAS>T UNICORN, produced and directed by Arthur Rankin Ji.*and Julius Bass. Screenplay by Peter S. Beagle. Rated 'G.' + * " *•' - "Heidi's Song" has some lively tunes and dance numbers, but the story has no gimmicks, only saccharine. "Secret of NIMH." One dream sequence, however, is quite remarkable. All the stops are pulled out and the images fly in dizzying and dazzling splendor. Far more successful is "The Last Unicorn" scripted by Peter Beagle from his own novel. Lush is about the best way to describe this animation of extraordinary colors. "The Last Unicorn" is elegant animation, combining . part- myth and part-love story, with a fine tale that is less exciting than heartwarming, and even a touch sad at the end. If you're not an adventurous souf, two other re-releases are certain satisfiers. "Bugs Bunny's Third Movie" is some of the best from the Warner Bros, cabbage patch of irre­ verent animation. Then, of course there's the best in animation, Disney's "Fantasia." itself is not as that of a TV has a long way any Disney the recent Courtesy Of DR. JACK CHHLEIMARIAN Medicine t Surgtry Of The Foot t Ankle Many contributing causes of heel pain which may alert you are both direct and indirect injury, heel spurs, heel tumors, bursitis, gout, ar- .tiritis, diabetes and strain due to standing and walking improperly" ie most frequent symptom we hear is that of "pain in the morning with the first few steps." This is due to swelling around the nerve at the bottom of the heel which may be due to a heel spur, a pinched nerve, called a "neuroma", or a stretched ligament on the bottom of the foot, or a combination of these conditions. Often relief can be ob­ tained by (11 padding the heel with a soft foam rubber material, 121 shoes with a thick rubber heel, and 131 ice against the bottom of the Wei to reduce the swelling. Treatment may^pclude oral new non- cortisone medications, injections directly into the heel and relieving the strain of the heel by means of padding, taping of a prescription or­ thotic device to place within the shoe to control the straining bones and muscles of the foot. If these measures fail and x-rays reveal bone spurs, surgical treatment is sometimes necessary to afford permanent relief. Pain in the bsck of the heel, accompanied by a "bump", is often a retrocalcaneal bursitis. In advanced cases, this protrudence may form a bone spur. Permanent relief can be obtained by removing the swollen soft tissue mass and reshaping the offending surface of the heel bone.