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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 6 Apr 1984, p. 53

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TUESDAY, APRIL 10 © MOVHF: The Cor' A mys- terious drivertess automobile ter­ rorize! a imalt Utah town. James Brolin, Ronnie Cox, Kathleen Lloyd. 1977. €0 Eye on Hollywood (iil (IS Another Life €D MOVIE: Three Sailor* and a OIH' Three tailors, with eight months back pay, decide to 'angel' a show. Jane Powell, Gordon MacRoe, Gene Nelson. 1953. 12:45 AM G Lav. Connection S) Now* © CTS) Newt/Sign Off 1:00 AM © Stretch with PHsdRa © MOVIE: 'Young Lady Chattorly' © The Merv Show © 3 1 K a y A r t h u r Joe Franklin Show 1:15 AM O Mary Tylor Moore © CNN Headline News 1:30 AM G CBS Now* Nightwatch O Yesteryear In Nashville CD American Adventure CD MOVIE: The EnHty' © 700 Club SI® Oral Roborts 1 :45 AM G Bob Newhort Show © Sporti Center © MOVIE: 'Raw Force' 2KK) AM G INN New* © This Week in Hie NBA ® Sport* Probe © Reader'* Digect Lifetime © Great Record Album Codec © @ $ J a m a * R o b i s o n © Going On © MOVIE: 'Medu*a v*. Son of Hercule*' Perseus battles and kills the swamp monster, restor­ ing life to the army of Medusa. Richard Harris, Anna Ranalli, Ar- turo Dominici. 1962 2:15 AM G Today in Chicago © MOVIE: 'Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid' © CBS New* Nightwatch JIP » 2:30 AM G Laugh-In © Auto Racing M: Formula One Brasilian Grand Prix © Dream* of Gold © Fa*t Forward fctl Entertainment Tonight CO In Search of... © (39 Answer © MOVIE: 'Blondle'* Hero' Dogwood signs up for the Army Reserve Corps, goes away to training camp for two weeks and sets the defense effort back two years. Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, William Frawley. 1950. 2:45 AM 0 Meditation* 3:00 AM G MOVIE: The Ride Back' A law officer brings bock a prisoner from Mexico through Apache territory, run­ ning into a massacre. Anthony Quinn, William Conrad, Lita Milan. 1957. © MOVIE: 'Don't Lose Your Head' This is the story of a young car salesman and his mis- chievious grandfather. Petula Clark, Jimmy Hanley, Hugh Sin­ clair. © Healthline © Leonard Report © Green Acres ©31 Jim Bakker 3:15 AM © Paper Chase 3:30 AM © Charlie Rose Show © MOVIE: 'Some Kind of Hero' © MOVIE: 'Bel Ami' €0) Nostalgia Theatre ©(3) Light and Lively 3:45 AM © MOVIE: 'Super Fuss' 4:00 AM © Rough and Tumble World of Australian Rules Football Down Under © Prog cont'd Ifil Coping © News © 3 $ P a t t e r n f o r L i v i n g © World/Largo KM Sign On/News 4:15 AM © Bizarre 4:30 AM © Picture of health tSUJ More © m Practice Makes Perfect © Jimmy Swaggart © Joe Franklin Show 4:45 AM © MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon' 6.-00PM G G O O ®) © © © © News G Dancin' USA G Bamey Miller © SportsCenter © MacN«il/Lohr«r N«wth- our (Q) © (39) Hooked on Aorobict © Radio 1990 © Happy Days Again © Mother's Day © m Entertainment Tonight © MOVIE: 'The Whis Kid and the Carnival Caper' A trio of grade school detectives, aided by wacky makeshift inven­ tions and a carnival magician, at­ tempt to thwart a bank robbery. Jadyn Smith, Dick Bakalyan, Eric Shea. 1978. © dD Prog cont'd W:I Taxi © m Dave Breese Reports BKI You Can't Do That On TV © ® Three's Company fcfcj Best of Saturday Night 6:30PM G © (3D © Family Feud (9 You Can Be a Star O © © Wheel of Fortune G (23) © 3® Barney Miller G Jeffersons © Auto Racing '84: NASCAR Northwestern Bank . 400 from North Wilkosboro, NC 3D © (3® MacNeil/Lehrer Newthour © Dragnet IB © Three's Company © B0'* Woman © ® Information PAOI17 60 PM Magazine mm Nancy Harmon'* Lava Special © The Third Eye © New* 7:00 PM G G 33) © George Washington Part 3 G © © Real Paople To­ night's program features an all- woman sky diving group, a socialite who is an auto racer and a deaf lady who uses a hearing-dog to-help her. (R) (60 min.) G 1-40 Paradise ((wednesdayj) 4/11/84 W--h ot Aflrt $• 14 vonos © By Lillian Bono B ono's he ARIES (March 21-April 20) Household problems you have been trying to resolve could suddenly disappear because ol a change in circumstances TAURUS & (April 21-May 21) Plan your schedule carefully so that you allow enough time to complete all ol your tasks Business ventures could get a boost from an ambitious and well- connected acquaintance. GEMINI (May 22-June 21) Your love life might become the chief topic of discussion due to a strange eveht Keep new ideas to yourself CAMCEB HS6 (Juno 22-July 23) Pacifying a family member could take patience and compromise Act with caution so as not to start a feud Social obligations might take precedence over other commitments. LEO ft (July 24-Aug. 23) Disregard advice offered to you from someone who is a bit of a know-it-all A new approach to an old career goal could bring you success. XlBfiQ si* (Aug. 24-Sapt. 23) Your perception of the lifestyle of a friend may not be accurate and this individual might be less fortunate than you imagine. LIBRA $5 (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) Stay on top of financial ventures where the stakes are high or else you could find yourself in a dif­ ferent position from the one you expect SCORPIO -QG (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Cheering up a disappointed friend could have unexpected dividends. Career obstacles you have been facing may suddenly be removed with the assistance of a concerned associate SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Competing with someone you are roman­ tically attracted to might be the only way to catch this person's roving eye. Consider redecorating parts of your abode rather than finding a new place to live CAPRICORN *3* (Doc. 22-Jan. 20) Someone from the past returns with sur­ prising stories. Delve into the business affairs of a colleague you don't trust. AQUARIUS fh (Jan. 21-Fob. It) Romantic affairs may have to be put on the back burner because of deadlines at work that require your attention. Family issues should be addressed as soon as possible PISCES : (Fab. 20-March 20) Encouraging an acquaintance to devel­ op as an individual could have unexpected repercussions Handle this situation with a great deal of tact. ©1M4 Computes

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