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ARIZONA TV RENTALS AL9 252-3434 I MMMMMMW 2502 N. 7th Street By HARDY PRICE If and when they started sending people to the moon on a regular basis, Paul Winter has something to look forward to. Two moon craters were named for a pair of tunes on an album of Winter's taken to the moon by the Apollo 15 crew. In' fact, Winter's record is the only record to have A Restaurant Garden fQCJ0A Underground oooo ItcM Ms A tail of two cities NORTH Enjoy a chuckle with "Channel Chuckles." Every Tuesday night, join us for our Lobster Tail Dinner. Includes our famous Salad Bar and fresh $ji loaves of Bread.

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AUSTRALIAN LOBSTER IAI1 COMPLETE DINNER Dinner Served from 3:30 CAll fOR RESCRVATIONS STMC-lOtSTEft COCKTXU made the moon trip, inis weekend Winter and his jazz-rock-classical group Consort will take a trip and since the moon is not available, Cordes Junction will just have to do. Winter and company will be among the featured artists at the third annual Arcc-santi Festival, a two -day celebration in honor of Italian architect Palo Soleri's spacey prototype community of the future. PLAYING IN strange places is not unusual for Winter. Last April Winter spent two weeks on Isla de Magdalena, PHOENIX TEMPE I Winter ONE EXAMPLE SIS I i fJ Art ml Cctud. Tutrix U'f- 1 -U LM-UJJ OF MANY "BEST PUYS" TURN THEM ON "BEFORE YOU BUY" WE DELIVER! WSERVICE! Five Valleyites volunteer their time one Saturday a month to discuss their views on television.

Panel discussions include everything from programming, commercials and violence to television's portrayal of women and minorities. The following Saturday, Barbara Yost, editor of Marquee, summarizes and publishes their comments and conclusions. i MBk. ii k. i MODELS-2316 ft f)M II I 1 UtI NOT FXACTLY AS PICTURED "GOOD TRADES WELCOME" Relaxed Dining (LUNCH DINNER) OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 1 AM to 1 1 PM "THE SAME QUALITY STEMS THAT MADE THE MONTI NAME FAMOUS" COME AS YOU ARE COMPLETE MENU, CHHMrS PORTIONS, COCKTAILS SERVED Lunchton Available 'VI 4 P.M.

(Alt MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED CUP THIS COUPON FOR OUR TUE WED DINNER SPECIAL CLIP THIS COUPON tarty Cut Choice Boneless Sirloin Steak CrispTossed Salad and fc Baked lUt WtU UlNNtK SPtGIAL Juicy Chunks of Filet Mignon prepared on a skewer with mushrooms, bell pepper, onion tomato and served over brown rice. Comes I with mug of soup or tossed salad with choice of I dressing. I (ROQUEFORT or SOUR CREAM, 45c EXTRA) a desert island off the west coast of Baja California. Winter on saxophone, David Dowling on cello and Joel Andrews on harp, floated on a raft and played some music for the mating Gray Whales. "Amazing Grace" and "Ocean Dream" were among the tune's most requested.

A couple of years earlier, Winter had taken his saxophone and went out with the Greenpeace people (an environmental group) in a rubber raft and serenaded some whales off Vancouver Island. Saturday and Sunday Winter's Consort, accompanied by an "environmental light show" will close out the Arconsanti events. He will likely draw much of his material from a soon to be released album Earthdanee SP-4653). The album is a greatest hits, but not really, since Winter has yet to have what is generally considered a hit. WINTER'S MUSIC is a rich combination of a variety of musical styles, highlighted by his inventive arrangements.

He combines Bach fugues with original music by Ralph Towner, a former member of Consort and now with the group Oregon, to form "Fantasy, Fugue and Ghost Beads," "The Little Train of the Caipira" is a Villa-Lobos composition, while "Ballad in 78" is based on a Hungarian peasant song. Winter is one of a number of jazz artists who will appear, including the McCoy Tyner Sextet, Eon, a New York based trio; the Gary Burton Quartet, saxophonist David Liebman, and the Arizona State University jazz orchestra. entertainment will be provided by Jackson Browne, who will be accompanied by David Lindley. This will be an acoustic set and it is hoped the rowdies whoIast year spoiled Browne's performance with shouts of "boogie," will refrain from doing so this year. Folk finger Tom Rush will also appear this year.

Classical entertainment will be furnished by Pulitzer Prize" winning composer and pianist John LaMontaine, pianist Stewart Gordon, guitarist Michael Lorimer and the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company of Salt Lake City. LINER NOTES Civic Plaza will celebrate its fifth birthday Thursday and the city plans a party starting at 11:30 a.m. Folk singer Joe Bethancourt, the Phoenix Union High School Band and the musical groups Los Conquistadores and El Mariachi will pro-, vide entertainment The Terrell Prude Trio, mix-ing jazz and pop tunes, opens a month-long stand at the Phoenix Doubletree Inn's Boojum Tree on Monday Cheap Records gets a name change Thursday to Hollywood Records and Tapes. Six locations are included in the change. $00 Dr.

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KXTC. KOKB KOCX. KMEO. Join us for dining and dancing to the diverse musical sounds of Brass Tacks appearing nightly September 26 to October 1 5 in the Cork Tree Restaurant Lounge. Show time is 8 to 1 every night.

Jo Ann Garcia Ccrkftee Restaurant Lounge In the Doubletree Inn-Scollsdale Mall 994-9203. Indian School Rd. One block E. of ScottsdaleRd. UlIIIIIIIIIITITTTTIIIITTlf! r0iiB81TI0MS Watch for them, watching for you in Marquee, the weekend entertainment magazine of EYE OPENERS: MUSIC NEWS 5 a.m.

Len Ingebrigtsen on KOOL David Mun-sey KOOL-FM Bobby Butler on KJJJ 5:30 a.m. Chris O'Connor on KMX Bill Hey-wood KOY David M. Otto on KQXE. 6 a.m. John P.

Dawley on KHCS Jim Spero on KXIV Art Webb on KRIZ Gary Gilbert on KXTC-FM Toad Hall on KDKB John Ballance on KHEP W. Steven Martin on KUPD Steve Roberts on KRFM Kathy Smith on KMCR-FM Guy King on KMEO-AM-FM Richard Ruiz on KRUX. 6:45 a.m. Pat Riding on KDOT. CLASSIC: CONCERT NOSTALGIC Afternoon Concert 4 o.m.

KHEP-FM. Beautiful Music KRFM KDOT-FM KMEO-AM-FM KWAO-FM. Golden Oldies K0OL-FM KSGR. All Jazz 6 a.m. to midnight, KXTC-FM.

PERSONAUITES PanI and 8:25 a.m., 12:30 and 3:25 p.m., KTAR. Gene Shallt 9:30 a.m., KXIV. )Valter Cronklte 6:30 p.m., KOOL John Chancellor 4 30 p.m., KXIV. Ronald Reagan 5:20 p.m., KOOL. Jack Anderson 8:35 a.m., KTAR.

All Things Considered 5 p.m., KMCR. David Brinkley 6:30 p.m., KXIV. Forum 6 p.m., KDKB. Let's Talk With Gordon Kent, 8:10 p.m., KOOL-AM. John Moyuiban's Sports Talk 10:05 p.m., KOY.

TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Baseball Dodgers meet San Francisco, 7:25 p.m., KTAR Giants vs. Los Angeles, 7:25 p.m., KSTM and KWAO Angels meet Milwaukee, 5:25 p.m., KXTC. Panama Canal Hearings-10 a.m. KMCR-FM. NEW SEASON.

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