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Ka3t KtPUBLiC KePUBLlC CITY The Arizona Republic D4C June 19, 1975 Thomas Goldihwaite Channel highlights prayers for cash 4301 E. Van Buren Phone 275-1469 8 p.m. (10) "One is a Lonely featuring Trish Van Devere and Monte Markham. 8 p.m. (12) "Cotton Comes to with Godfrey Cambridge.

10:30 p.m. (10) "Second starring Brian Keith and Elizabeth N0TT0BE1 CONFUSE WITH THE ORIGINAL Cab with Red Skelton and Gloria de Haven. 3:30 p.m. (12) "East of James Dean, Julie Harris, Raymond Massey and Burl Ives star. fl-praised the Lord for this day!" exclaimed an official during a taped replay Wednesday night of Steak and Shrimp Steak and Crab Legs Steak and Stuffed Crab Steak and Scampi Seafood Combo Clams, Oysters, cmj Fish, Scallops "FLASH CORDON' Steak and Stuffed Shrimp Stuffed Lobster or Prime Rib $4 BRING THE FAMILY CHIIMEN'S MINU AVAIUSlt TV Log, Page D-16 7 p.m.

(5) Baseball: Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Diego Padres from San Diego. 7 p.m. (10) The Wal-tons: John-Boy writes a story based on Emily Baldwin's imaginary lover in the mistaken belief that no one on Walton's Mountain will read it. 7:30 p.m.

(3) Karen: Karen falls for a public relations man then discovers information caus-ing doubts about his integrity. MOVIES 10 a.m. (5) "Yellow NOW ATTHREE THEATRES Hi RECORD WEEK! 13 MORGAN'S INN 321 5 E.Indian School Thursday ALASKAN FRIDAY-SATURDAY rf IMft LAST 6 DAYS. JSSh )) iWHimv. I CHRIS-TOWN 111 iwrsstni it amm aesssH Mt-iMilUnaF OUOE7IC2C E.

CAMEL6ACK AND 24TH ST. H4T1WII04H.Y 5 2-4-1-1-10 P.M. 1 956-1900 UIUU SUMMER SliAWi 2 FIRST RUN HITS 1 SEASON TICKETS (Jm. NOW ON SALE 15 CRAB LEGS Approx. 10 0Z.

mo la lolla'slnn Poce WILLIAM CASTLE if I lA and SUNDAY COMPLETE DINNER INCLUDES BAKED POTATO, FRESH QREEN SALAD, HOT BREAD, COFFEE OR TEA RESERVATIONS 956-2210 "THE KING OF HORROR" I lWt could better than HUS 10 Minutes From Downtown San Diego HAS ANOTHER WINNER1 iMinmnusnmnr j-n. MB, ennv $K95 Dancers to appear MESA Los Hijos Del Sol, a dance group from Arizona State University, will perform at 8 p.m today at the Pioneer Park bandshell, 526 E. Main St. MUStiEFEElSl Any Three Nights From June 1 to June 31 For the Price of TWO "BUG" Plus CO-HIT "BEYOND THE ATLANTIS" IfsaUnewl in ouse I I I I 1 INN FULL PRICE Two People and V. TN.

jcOTT50Alt WOT oSFA JQMtvUT WDUN SCMeoTgS LAST 6 DAYS. T0NIGHT.sJggg Exquisite Dining at KPAZ-TV's open house celebration. -The official opening of the new Channel 21 headquarters, at 36th Street and E. McDowell, was dedicated appropriately enough on Sunday. Channel the Valley's only Ultra High Frequency station, calls itself a "family station offering Christian television to the state of Arizona." taken years for the station's operators to raise the funds for the new $1 million facility.

Viewers have been accustomed to frequent hard-sell, wgek-long telethons which solicit cash and bond investments. The telethons originated as a means of keeping the station on the air, almost on a month-to-month basis. A DEGREE OF success has overtaken station officials, many of whom are area pastors, and prompted one to say enthusiastically, "Just a first step-in a long journey that will end when Jesus comes." HostTfor the televised portion of the opening was the Rev. Lindel Edmonds, who took viewers on a guided tour of the business offices, conference room, Christian Dept. you send in your and the Gap Room, designated for the production end of Channel 21's nightly live telecast spiritual program hosted by Edmonds and his wife, Kay.

"We made a pledge that we wouldn't build anything elaborate but build it just so it's comfortable," Edmonds told his viewers. IN HIS PRAYER of dedication Edmonds observed, "We pray there will be a big increase in sales." Whether or not- Channel 21 is attracting large audiences is uncertain, but it certainly attracts a lot of cash. The appeal for cash is everywhere apparent. "EVERY DOLLAR that comes from each of you fine folk is appreciated," exulted a performer, passing through the audience during a gospel group's singing. "Fill up the bowl with dollar bills as a praise of love for God!" he urged, pointing to a large transparent vase.

By the song's end he returned brandishing a fistfull of bills. "Will you look at what these nice people put into my hands!" he cried. Enthusiasm knew no bounds and there was no doubting the sincerity of the assembly of a volunteers and station officials who devote their energies to promoting the station. "If. you want to see some group or special pastor on," Mrs.

Edmonds told viewers, "then drop us a line and include a little love offering and we'll do our best to get them on." Added Rev. Edmonds: "We try to keep our Christian rates down low." STEAK OUT Mill Children Under 12 Famous Gourmet Restaurant overlooking the Blue Pacific 7 rrinv I in. I I Special off season rates Studio Kitchenettes BOBBY LEE and the LEE MEN VE FEATURE AUSTRALIAN LOBSTER STEAKS PRIME of BEEF For more information write or call: Reservations Manager, Summer House Inn La Jolla Shores Dr. at Torrey Pines La Jolla, Ca. 92037 (714) 459-0261 "Come Hear JHIB8I mm the Music Play" Something to sell? Try a Republic want ad.

Tuesday thru Sunday FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 969-2253 Ssrved 5 P.M. Mldnitt Mondw thru Thurtdaw for 6 or more people In Addition to Our ftaaular Mim CHEZ-LOUIS (11:30 AM 5 PM) Be a creature 'of. your own habits if mid-afternoon lunching is your thing do it at John's ALL LUNCHEON COCKTAILS ARE DOUBLES 11:30 AM 5 PM ,1235 MAIN MESA 969-2253. 0 Combination ShrifflD Crab touio Specialite SCOTTSDALE'S FIRST FRENCH RESTAURANT 3953 Brown Ave from th well In the Penthouse June 19-21 tngtish style fcJattBr f-ried Msh urwps Shrimp Creole over Rice, OR DAlinitAlw Siitdfi4 Filnt of Salt). AmnrM-t T.

DGRRY Abot Servid with Your CneieWf Soup Pwieft de la Semaine THIS WEEK Coq au Vin Probably the most popular of French chicken dishes, red wine sauce, mushroom and onion garniture. Complete dinner includes appetizer or soup, salad, vegetable, dessert, beverage. 4.65 OFFER COOD THRU JUNE 25 FriM or coif 5liw Stltetwn of Brotoi hO(Wry Bttr a 24th Sr. and Thomat Rd. 956-3581 June 26-July 26 THE KEITH GRECO TRIO For information and reservations, keyholders call 264-4314.

If you're not a keyholder, see the Customer Service Bunny. Liz' friend faces arrest aamr Chicago used car whole Phoenix Playboy Club 3033 North Central Avenue 702 WMt Camelback Phono: 264-6636 Reservations: 946-1431 or 994-7344 Open daily for lunch dinner from 11:30 a.m. The New London Company Tlf.lES LOS ANGELES (UPI) Henry Wynberg, constant companion of actress Elizabeth Taylor, is the target of an arrest warrant because he failed for the second time to appear at a court hearing on his alleged debts. Superior Court Commissioner Herbert S. Ross Tuesday ordered Wyn-berg's arrest in connection with claims by a saler.

The Genway Corp. of Chicago claims Wynberg, as owner of California! Auto Brokers, is responsible for a 1973 order to buy 27 cars and has defaulted on the payments. In May 1974, Wynberg was ordered to pay to Genway immediately and pay off the rest of the debt in $1,000 a month payments. Last November the company charged he still owed $17,702. SCOTTSDALE Th New London Company (7501 E.

Camel back) continues to at tract a growing number of "regular" patrons, people who have discovered that one visit it enough to only sample.the varied menu of this increasingly popular Olde English eating estab lishment. The specialty of GOLD BULLION FORT KNOX, Ky. (UPI) The United States has some 276 million ounces of gold bullion stored at Fort Knox, Ky. the house is delectable Prime Rib of Beefe, cooked in the traditional rock salt manner. But we also serve Steak N' Lobster, Scampi and Teriyaki en Broehette and many other tempting gourmet entrees.

Each entree is served with our famed relish platter, a choice of salads and an individual loaf of steaming fresh baked bread. What piUGii Mow at 2 Theatres Call for Showtimes I I and Co-Features I KILVER DOLLAR Drive-Ira PJ amii Tmt.airtfii fELCAMINO Theatre JORDAN'S 2 LOCATIONS 2633 N. Central 266-1213 Extra Special Margaritas 1247 N. 7th St. 274-6836 Your Favorite Seer CLOe TUMMY more could one ask for? We'd also like to suggest a great way to beat the summer heat.

Why not step by The New London Company and help us celebrate our Happy Hour, where all drinks are doubles and there are plenty of hors d'oeuvres, miniature hamburgers or tacos on alter nate evenings, a wheel of cheddar cheese, our deli cious meatballs. We'll be You've got great meal looking for you from 3:30 to 6:30, Monday thru Friday. comin' when you a come in. mm TEMPEilraadwiySiuirHIMMroiftw GLENDALE PHOENIX: MM bit Thomas M. OOnnnn imt one coupon pereustomar PPtinnnn LOBSTER TAILS-AMD STEAK BROILED ON A SPEAR.

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The only thing there's room left for is your appetite. SCOTTSDALE 3636 N. Scottsdale Road iiui a. Mnton t-lagstaff 24th St. Osborn 32nd St.

Shea 44th St. Thomas Baseline Rural Tempe 44th Ave. Glendale 43rd Ave. Indian School 23rd Ave. Bethany Home 24th Ave.

Thomas Apache Rural Temps 61st Ave. Olive Central Ave. Indian School Our platter nearly runneth over. First it's loaded with steamed Gulf rock shrimp. Like miniature lobster tails.

Then we lay on our new speared steak. Big, beefy chunks of steak broiled on PHOENIX 2530 W. Camelback Road 2508 N. Central Avenue 4040 E. Thomas Road Staler 19751 in at.

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