Friday, August 30,1985 Section B FOOD Wednesday, August 2S, IMS SsctlonB It's food trivia time ^ Try testing kitchen savvy TRENDS Thursday, August 22,1965 SsctlonB MCC plans •y Mart Smith Herald staff writer Far Um faad faaclcr who en)c win be offering several count ipeclal dishes. In September goarmat, Chinese and Indian ct The (he-week class In fount cake decorating an again belni The ups and downs of single life ByBtevtMatoch group's tint national convention In Waahing- Harald stall writer ton, D C She dtecuassd the single Ilia In a recent Nat long ago In the tatertaod world of "Onie telephone Interview and Harriet," "Father Knows Beat," and "There are problem* The tax structure Isn't I instances I "Leave It to Beaver," rite waa simple and lair In many I i (or singles. Oonaumer WHEELS Friday, August 23,1985 Autos hit beach Fifth annual show In Crystal Lake stall writer . No, Crystal Lake's Main Beach will not be tared over lor a parting lot In the Immediate Bat It will resemble one. motorevdes. During a Sunday afternoon next month, hun- dreda el automobllea wlB replace the sun war- '«• »en and swimmers who will have gone alter coupes to every vehicle except Singing to save Joel's video packs punch By Steve Metach Herald stafl writer George Bjlley had never felt more alone In his life. What started as a joyous morning with bit brother. Harry, (toe to return home a war hem, had dissolved Into a disastrous Christmas Eve. George's world was tumbling down with a large thud. Us Undo Billy bad maplaeed a hefty chunk of money and the Bailey BulMag A Loan would bo In big trouble - alias prison for George - If the cash wasn't toad George, wboee lite had never gone quite the way be hoped, boOered at ' ' bad a few drinks, got Into a fight, drove bis ear Into a j tree Mod rtm off Into die night. t wound up on* bridge over *ntce<old river. With U* mow twtrilng _.jI and his Hie as black as the night. George decided to and Us troubles by Jumping oft the bridge and committing suldde. Just as George Is preparing to end It all, a man beats him to the river. Instead of killing himself, George ttves in, rescues the man- reaUyan angel named darence - and proceeds to discover bis life Is Indeed worth living. That scenario (rem Frank Capra's classic move, "It's a Wonderful Lite," has been reprised In a new vtdeo from BUly Joel. The pop star haa employed the baalc Idea of Capra's tllm - suicide lent worth ft - In the video of hie hit single, "You're Only Human (Second Wind)" Joat, who has yet to produce a disappointing, weird or conluatngvldao, has again come up with a winner. The man who gave as Christie Brinkley visiting Ms cruddy gas station, defended old rock'n'roll In a mimical courtroom, and did a marvelous EMa-on-Ed Sullivan takeoff, Section C tion poll haa struck gold. This time, though, Joel Is more than entertalntng_ He^s ̂ rttlng Important meeaage acnes to teenagers by using one of growing meana ot communication. Joritakea the rote o( an angel, albeit not the wtngadtypeWveaean In other Mma. Joel's halo wearer dons a long coat, dart dotoea, floppy hat and thraedaya' growth ot whiskers. Coma to think o< It, Clarence wasn't ve^Mgellc In his lfrcentury garb whan be visited George BJo3re quest to to save the Ule a lft-year-old boy who had Just drove over a fireplug and Into the back of a parted car. At that ag»,nottMr la wont than wrecking dad's car. The b«y ronstothe Nth Street Bridge and Is ready to Jump to a watery demise, a la George Bailey. Enter Joel, playing hte song, "Piano Man, on a harmonica. "Well, It waa very difficult to shoot on the Mth Street Bridge. It's vary Mgh and we uaed a helicopter to shoot. It was a very dangerous situation lor BUly to be in. You had to be careful - we were MO feet over the ground," said producer Jon Small. Joai feigns a suicide attempt. Is saved by the teen end proceeds to show tl* youth bow hU committing suicide would be a mistake. "It was Bmy's Idea," Small said of the video's theme. "Videos art always tough to do. DM you get the message? Well, thsn It wetted." Joel attempted suicide as a young man. With teen suicide on the rise. lie Industry lor ana of the ompet l t lve n Its Natory: aru to remain ry leader, our utora and now that they go that extra to win aed the past two years Subaru ot Aasartoa, l i e . , the on ly Amerlcanoperated and publicly awaod Import automobile company In the Ul, Imports and markets syaayauWra Subaru voblc l ta in your local edition of the ORTHWEST FOOD On your mark, get set, go! When Wednesday comes all the grocery ads break, and it's your job to shop tor the best values tor your tood dollar while planning nutritious, appealing meals tor the tamily. The Food section ot the Northwest Herald is here to help you. Great ideas trom gourmet to microwave zapping. Recipes and nutrition information designed to help make homemaking more fun. WHEELS A complete auto section every Friday with views, reviews and previews of the latest in the automotive industry. Articles on maintenance and corporate automotive trends. From sports cars to race cars to family cars - it's all here. Wheels is a comprehensive shopping guide featuring display and private party ads to give you an automotive shopping center. TRENDS With a focus on today and a peek at tomorrow, Trends reports on your changing lifestyles and the things that change them. You'll find fresh new views on fashion, computers, videos, religion, cooking, business and agribusiness. For an interesting look at the softer side of news, read Trends today in your local edition of the Northwest Herald. ENTERTAINMENT area entertainmentevery Friday,Movie reviews and play reviews, top selling records reviewed and ranked, TV information from videos to soaps - it's all here. 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