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Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 70

Publication:
Arizona Republici
Location:
Phoenix, Arizona
Issue Date:
Page:
70
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REPUBLIC 1 ALL LU iiUNS D-8 Feb. 11, 1977 The Arizona Republic Paul Shank's I'M READY RDR LOVE. IT PTL negotiates for Channel 21 tefciNCq youR VALENTINE 1 1 AND LET MY MUSIC PRINKS WOf? SERVED NIGHTLY Broiled Fillet of Icelandic Haddock Jumbo Rainbow Trout Genuine Florida Red Snapper Whole Imported Dover Sola Baby Frog Legs Sauteed Provencale French Fried Jumbo Shrimp STr.wf Sweet Little Cape Scallops TOW Broiled Lobster Tail feiOv Shadroe and Bacon pTaul Shank's Gracious Dining 3210 Grand Ave. (at Weldon) Safari Resort 9459529 w. vi 1 lata iiuuitu vjliujjjuig VClllcr 266-8446 Chuckwagon Special Luncheon $2.50 PRIME RIBOF BEEF OR BAKED HAM Rathskeller or Sandwich Pumpernickel, French or Rye Bread Select Any Combination of Three Salads Cottage Cheese Sliced Tomatoes Ambrosia Potato Salad Cling Peaches Coleslaw Fruit Jello 3 Bean Salad Carrot and Raisin SCHOONER DRAFT BEER DOUBLE MARTINI 50C 75C Serving 11 am to 2 pm Monday thru Friday BRASS PONY Restaurant Lounge 7 As ADVERTISED MEXICAN FOOD Starving Artists' Restaurant Entertainment i-i i rii its SunBurst Hotel 4925 N.

Scottsdale Road 945-7666 Vcieoraung vur new jucauuu Vi Liter Wine For Party of 2 Complimentary With Dinner (16th St. Location Only) Offer Expires Feb. 28 The PTL Television Network of N.C., is currently negotiating to purchase debt-ridden KPAZ-TV (channel 21) from Glad Tidings Church, Inc. Harvey Watson, a management and financial consultant for the North Carolina network, said Thursday it would purchase the KPAZ as soon lif f'fii't-fft as an can be worked out olrJjy an Federal Communication sjon appr0vai can be obtained. In purchasing the station, Watson said, PTL, which produces religious' programming but owns no stations as yet of its own, would assume both the assets and liabilities of including about $1.6 million in bond certificates held largely by its viewers.

"We would not consider purchasing the station unless we could satisfy everyone," Watson said. A PHOENIX COUPLE recently filed suit against KPAZ and its owner, Glad Tidings Church, also known as the Bible Fellowship Church, charging fraud In connection with the bond sales. KPAZ has not been broadcasting since Jan. 19 when the RCA Corporation repossessed its transmitter for failure to pay for the equipment. The PTL in the North Carolina network's title stands for "Praise the Lord," Watson said, but it has nothing to do with the Trinity Broadcasting Network of Santa Ana, which produced the "Praise the Lord" program formerly seen on KPAZ.

TRINITY BROADCASTING, through an offshoot, Trinity Broadcasting of Arizona, tried to purchase KPAZ last year but Glad Tidings pulled out of the deal a day before it was to be considered for FCC approval. Paul Crouch, owner of Trinity, has said his network will try still to enforce its contract to purchase KPAZ. Watson said Thursday he could not say when the station might be on the air again. If FCC approval is delayed, he said, the station may go on again soon under its current ownership while if FCC approval can be facilitated, it may wait a couple of months to go back on the air with all new programming. WATSON SAID PTL, which is headed by evangelist i Bakkcr, produces programs directly for four Southern slates and is also a large purchaser of time on other stations throughout the country for religious programs.

The company, he said, recently went through a $5 million remodeling of ils Charlotte headquarters and now is ready to purchase stations in Phoenix and possibly other cities. He said the network would encourage "balanced" religious programming and KPAZ would be open to all denominations once it takes over. MIKE PETRYNI The Adams Sunday Sunshine Buffet THIS WEEKEND ONLY! 4 LOCATIONS 4540 N. 16th St 248-9251 1909 W. Thunderbird 993-0700 TEMPE 1123 W.

Broadway 968-8639 1300 N. Hayden Rd 968-7769 Treatyourself to the Valley's most lavish array of culinary delights. prepared with the gourmet touch of the Adams. Continuous music, relaxed elegance, the magic of master chefs it's the Adams' way of making an occasion out of every Sunday. Sunday 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

$5.50 per person OVER 1,500 ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS Values to $300 ABSOLUTELY JC NOTHING OVER HD MOST UNDER 25 HUMUS HUHtMK OF 50fl Sf nmmss 53.50-cniidren under 12 Reservations 257-1525 SELECT FROM 2,500 ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS AND FRAMES! 13 OVER 350 ARTISTS WILL BE REPRESENTED! 3 OIL PAINTINGS SLIGHTLY HIGHER Dancing from 4.30 P.M. to 1 A.M Take off your rough edges with non stop sounds from Big Band to Boogie! Enjoy Deli-style luncheon from 1 1 :00 to 2.00 every afternoon. Move on to Hors D'Oeuvres from 4:30 to 6:30 or have a gourmet dinner from our Golden Chalice menu, served 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. daily. Generous drinks, dancing on our fantastic lighted floor and more.

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McDowell SUNNYSLOPE-3rd Street E. Dunlap Metrocenter Coming soon to 35th Ave. W. Peoria Sayuani Room Ikslauianl. LNTREES FROM $6.45 Chef Harry Locher has helped to bring fine dining to the V'dlley of the Sun.

And. after a career at some of the most famous resorts and restaurants in Europe, his idea of fine dining involves much more than the food itself. That's why when you come to dinner at The Saguaro Room in Del WebbsTowneHouse, you will enjoy so many things not on the menu. Like fine music and dancing nightly. Like having your salad prepcired at your table with your meal.

And you wil) see when you come for dinner that Chef Locher and his entire staff want to make your whole evening as special as the dinner itself. And when they do, that will be music to their ears, too. Complimentary valet parking Dancing nightly except Monday 0 todineKouse 100 Clarendon Just vest ol Central, I biock ioulh of Indian School 279 9811.

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