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PogeS Beatrice Daily Sun, Beatrice, Jan. 13, 1983 JAM. 15th To The '60 Minutes' tops ratings Mom's Bar Grill (Fernwrh Woml't) OPEN Mon. thru Sat. 9AM-l AM 1 10 East E.

WyMort, Nebr. MOONLIGHT FRI. SAT. JAN. 14 15 COUNTRY BLUE SERENADERS at the IVYHORE LEGION CLUB Jan.

15th WHISKEY RUN Admission SI. 00 Chance On Drawing Kitchen Fri. 6:30 10:00 Sat. 4:30 12:00 Sun. 4:00 10:00 KITCHEN HOURS: Thurs.

1 6 PM to 10 PM KITCHEN HOURS: pm to 10:30 pm Fri. I Sot. -6 pm to 1 1 pm pm to 9:30 pm Saturday: 5 PM To 11 PM Sunday: 5 PM To 10 PM Dmce Members Guest! American Dance Legion Club cms 7th A Dersey, teatrice Friday, Jan. 14th To Members mmi Their (vests 124 So. 23rd, Beatrice Members and Their Guests MrkState Championship Combi KireThe Vtterani III Ridge Riders" All The Chicken You Can Eat! returned temporarily to the.

CBS schedule, finished in sixth place: The network had earlier taken the show off the air. The NFL football game was the only ABC show in the Top 10 NBC had none in the Top 10 and its only entry in the Top 20 was "TV Censored Bloopers No. 5." which finished No. 19. The ratings listed are those issued by CBS and NBC.

which count shows that begin outside prime time and continue or "spillover" into prime time. ABC does not count spillover programs. Here the Top 10: "60 Minutes," a' rating of 32.6, or 27.1 million households. CBS; CBS NFL Playoff Games. Tampa Bay Vs.

Dallas and Atlanta Minnesota, IS2.4 or 26.9 million. CBS; CBS NFL Playoff Post show. 30.2 or 25.1 million, CBS; "Dallas." 25.7 or 21.4 million. CBS; "The Jeffersons." 25.6 or 21.3 million. CBS; "Alice." 25.3 or 21.0 million.

CBS: ABC Monday Night Football. Dallas vs. Minnesota. 24.2 or 20.1 million. ABC: "Gloria," 23.4 or 19.4 million.

CBS; "Trapper John, M.D..". 23 3 op 19.9 million. CBS; "Magnum. and "Falcon Crest." tied. 23.2 or 19.3 million, both CBS.

Completing the Top 20: "Dynasty," 22.5 or 18.7 million, ABC; "The Love Boat," 21.8 or 18.1 million, ABC; "The Fall Guy." 21.7 or 18.0 million. ABC: "Simon Simon," 21.5 or 17.9 million. CBS: "MASH." 21 .4 or 17.8 million. CBS; "Newhart." 20.6 or 17.1 million. CBS; "Archie Bunker's Place." 20.5 or 17.0 million, CBS; "TV Censored Bloopers No.

5." 20.4 or 16.9 million. NBC; "Three's Company," 18.9or 15.7 million. ABC. Serving 6-9 P.M. Barbecued Ribs With Al.

The $Abs Trimmings LOS ANtJKLKS-tAPi The CBS magazine show -'6U topped the television ratings for the week of Jan. 9, scoring a narrow victory over professional football. Close behind in second place was the CBS National Football League playoff games. Tampa Bay vs. Dallas and Atlanta vs.

Minnesota. The afternoon games spilled over into prime time. Portions of the country saw the game won by Dallas. and.other portions saw the game won by Minnesota, and the network" frequently switched between the two games. The CBS NKL Playoff Post show, which followed the games, placed The ABC NFL Monday Night Football game between Dallas and Minnesota finished in seventh place for the week.

It was the final season game in the series and its rating of 24.2 was the highest since the season premiere. ABC telecast nine NFL games with an average rating of 20.6. They included eight regularly scheduled games, plus one game added at the end of the season because of the NFL players strike. Fight scheduled games were not telecast because of the strike. CBS handily won the week in the ratings compiled by the Nielsen Co.

It had a rating of 19.2: The networks say this means in an average prime-time minute 19.2 percent of the nation's homes with television were tuned to CBS. ABC was second with 17.4, and NBC was third with 15.6. CBS had 10 shows of the Top 10. which was expanded to 1 1 because of a tie for loth place. "Alice." which 8:30 IZ30" Thursday Night, Jan.

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15th DENNIS WISELY Jan. 16th Math Slodky Family Sunday Door Prizes for Children Dress Code No Mee Jeans BARFJESTOIJ AMERICAN LEGION CLUB Barneston, Nebr. OPEN SATURDAYS 6 PM To 12:30 AM OPEN SUNDAYS 5 PM To 12:30 AM Jan. 14th Jan. 15th Jan.

16 "live Polka Muik" HANK AND HIS "Country Rock" By Country Western Mask By AUTUMN WIND SAGE CINNAMON POLKA BAND SAGE CINNAMON Get Acquainted Dances for Singles Every Wed ot 8:30 Music by Bobby Layne Orchestra 1:30 ft 12:30 AM I 1:30 PM T. 12:30 AM I 1:30 PMT. 12:30 AM KITCHEN HOURS Sat. 6:00 PM To 9:30 PM Sunday: 5:30 PM To 9:00 PM Minors, with parents only-No Cover Charge TENTH INNING PLA-ttQR DALLQCOH Serving Steaks, Shrimp Chicken Princess Diana tops worst-dressed list 4 tnn( FainSun Rov 1 Rubv Hett Ph. 729-9917 Members And Guests a Rte.

Lmcehi, Net. 475-4030 we invite you to enter the between Dustin Hoffman in his "Tootsie" starring role and Mayor Kathy Whitmire of Houston. Blackwell said both appear to be "wearing Betsy Bloomingdale's discards." He had kind words for 10 well-dressed women dubbed "the fabulous fashion Entertainers Joan Collins. Lena Home, Dina Merrill. Morgan Fairchild.

Bernadette Petes. Zsa Zsa Gabor. Gabrielle Murdock. Catherine Deneuve. Linda Evans and Jacqueline Smith.

LOS ANGKLES (AP) Britain's Princess Diana now looks: as though she had. "invaded Queen Victoria's attic." says designer Richard Blackwell. who has placed her at the top of his annual list of the world's 10 Worst-Dressed Women. Mr. Blackwell, as he prefers to be known, also gave a special "award" to first lady Nancy Reagan for "the fashion flop of the year" wearing "knickers" to a fomal reception in Paris.

The worst in order were Princess Diana: actress Bonnie Franklin, "not Charlie's Aunt, but Aunt Charlie:" actress Victoria Principal, "a Dallas Valley Girl;" singer Bette Midler, "second hand Rose after a hurricane;" actress Charlene Tilton. "a Victorian lampshade holding her breath;" Christina Onassis. "Daddy's tanker Princess Yasmin Khan; golfer Jan Stephenson. "Mrs. Miniver in a tutu;" televisionstar Cathy Lee Crosby, "looks as if she bought out a rummage sale." The choice for No.

10 was a tie Secotf rice Dd jy Sun ftecipe Coiies? Deadline January 18th I This year make you favorite recipes a part of a special Sunland recipe section Friday, Febr. 11 WE HAVE THE Largest Display Of HARMONICAS In Southeast Nebr. WINNERS of this year's contest will receive these prizes A I 600 Coert Ph. 228-3416 noo00 Prizes Compliments Of I rth Of 8 Category Winners Each will Receive MO00 Worth of FREE GROCERIES y0rrt 1 freeGrocne DANCE Phase IV Jan. 15th MEMBERS GUESTS ELK'S CLUB Beatrice Daily Sun and Participating Beatrice Grocery Stores DACJCE GOLD DUST Jan.

15th Jan. 22 Hank's Melody Masters Jan. 29 Lazy Country Febr. 5-Soothem Comfort EAGLES CLUB MEMBERS GUESTS Serving Dinners Every Thurs. -Fri.

-Sat. 6 to 10pm Jack Jill Grant St. Price Chopper 13th I Ook Beatrice ENTRY FORM Category (check one) Name of recipe Tour name Address Salads Desserts 1 Meats Breads or rolls Microwave 1 2 3 4 5 6 Vegetables 7 Working person's Time- saver (See rule 4 for explanation) 8 Budget IdiBiii Recipe Instructions 24 Hr Info 223-4473 MIXED STAG Jan. 18th 6:30 Til 9:00 PM. SERVING: FRIES AND ROAST BEEF Plus All The Trimmings Including A Salad Bar VFVVCLUB 1 24 So.

23rd -Beatrice MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS GOODBYE SALLY FIELD Friday, Jan. 14th LAST DRY 1 Sfrffcfo- 1 SEND ENTRIES TO RECIPE CONTEST BEATRICE DAILY SUN, P.O. Box 847, Beatrice, NE. 68310 Rules Mountain Oysters Chicken Smothered in Gravy Saturday Jan. 15 Midwest 8 Ball Pool Tournament 7:30 P.M.

1. Each contestant may enter six recipes, but no more than two recipes in any category. 2. Recipes should be printed or typed on the form above. If more than one recipe is entered, use additional forms or print or type the recipe and other information on a separate piece of paper, in the same order as on the entry form.

3. Judges this year will stress economy in all categories except timesavers. Food will be judged on economy, 30 points; creativity, 20 points; overall appeal (flavor, color, texture and appearance) 30 points; and ease of preparation and availability of ingredients, 20. Timesavers 4. Time and ease of preparation are more ixnpor- -tant than economy In the working person's timesaver.

The category is for any one-dish Entry Deadline Jon. 18 meal designed for the working person who comes home at 5 pm and needs to get dinner on the table fast. Timesaver recipes also can Include dishs prepared ahead, then crock potted or heated after work. Biojtt muli foods will be judged on economy, 70 points; creativity, points; overall appeal, 15 points; and ease of preparation and availability of ingredients, 10 points. Finalists will enter final products for Judging at a tasting party Thursday, Feb.

3 at 10:00 a.m. In the Gage County Extension office meeting room at the Gage Co. Fairgrounds. There will be a special program and presentation of prizes. The finalists dishes will be served at a luncheon for judges and finalists.

Finalists do not have to be present to win, but their cooked entries must be. 7. A cook may win first prize In no more than one category. 8. Entries must be neatly typed or printed and include all the necessary Information including the category they wish to enter: 9.

Mail entries to Recipe Contest, Beatrice Dally Sun, P.O. Box 847, Beatrice, Nebr. 68310. En- tries must be at the Sun office no later than Thursday, Jan. 18 to be eligible for prizes and publication.

10. All entries must follow the rules to be eligible for prizes and publication. 11; Employees of the Sun, their families and Sun correspondents may submit recipes for publication, but are not eligible for prizes. ENTER TODAY I i 1 DAY qSlg FIRST BLOOD SYLVESTER STALLONE AN OaiONMCIUKtS fttLtAS l5j mm Dow Drop In -otiriebr.