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VI 1 1 1 9 The Arizona Republic Wednesday, March 13, 1985 retort wot Winning parody proves that the pun also rises LIVE Country fcr OPEN 5 PM TUES. thru SUN CLOSED MON. Muiic I 0 95 MESQUITE BROILED STEAKS Hun. nist Jack Smith. Among the many entries that focused on the adventures of old men, there was the page that told of the old man who went 14 days without wearing his teeth, a second who went 84 days without a martini arid another who sat at the bar, "stalking his drink." And then there was the aged tenor known as "the old man and the He won a trip for two to Florence, Italy, and dinner at Harry's Bar, a favorite Hemingway haunt in Venice.

The 25 finalists out of 2,500 original entries were judged by author Ray Bradbury, Hemingway's son Jack, Los Angeles Herald Examiner book editor Digby Diehl, advertising executive Paul Keye, author Bamaby Conrad and colum BBQ RIBS SHRIMP CHICKEN COCKTAILS STEAK SHRIMP BARBEQUE RIBS $5.95 6508 WEST BELL ROAD 979-581 1 terrible sadness in her eyes," he wrote. She knew about the woman of the tollway. I knew not how. I started to speak but she raised an arm and spoke with a quiet and peace I will never forget. 'I do not ask for whom's the tollway she said.

'The tollway belle's for thee." The judges "laughed a lot" when they read the piece Monday, contest spokesman Mark Grody said at Harry's Bar American Grill in Century City, which sponsors the annual selection of "one really good page of really 'bad' Hemingway." Applebome, who said he "makes a living writing bad things," acknowledged that his entry "contained a pretty remarkable magnitude of bad." Associated Press TLOS ANGELES Ernest Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea took the biggest beating in this year's eighth International Imitation Hemingway Competition, but it was the tale of a belle in a milk-white BMW on a tollway that won the good fight. "In the late summer of that year, we lived in a condo in North Dallas that looked across the tollway to the discos and honky-tonks of the Rue St. Bubba," began the winning piece by Peter Applebome, of Dallas, a senior editor of Texas Monthly magazine. Applebome wrote of the protagonist's secret yearning for a tollway woman's boyfriend, a secret eventually discovered by his girlfriend. "There was a look of great Today on KTAR The controversial Rio Salado Project and more! KTAR News, Traffic Weather 030 Q25 Paul Harvey News PAT McMAHON Is your diet safe for you? Pat McMahon 9 10 Ask Dr.

Robertson. Does equality and progress exist for Phoenix Blacks? Talk to Junius Bowman, President, Phoenix Urban League. Spend wisely at the meat counter. Get advice from the butcher KTAR News and Weather 11 12 classic; luvl Love will keep us together Love will turn you around Strangers in the night Lookslikewemade it dYou light up my life dl honestly Love you 2 Love on the rocks Kiss me goodbye Love me tender dHeartbreaker Endless Love A Love song Lady Love 9My Love a AND MORE Classic Hits In addition, he said, KUSK-TV was not able to become a household viewing fixture, even in the Prescott area. Phoenix television is relayed to this area by cable or translator and always proved to be more popular than Channel 7 among the viewing audience.

Sauro said the discontinuance of local programming will have some effect on ad revenue because the station no longer will be able to produce ads as it has in the past. He said the station will continue to feature a heavy, slate of sports programming in addition to religious productions put out by Billy Graham and Jerry Falwell. Sauro did not rule out the resurrection of local programming in the future. Preston Westmoreland NIGHT Prescott Continued from El the television general news coverage, long form, category of the Arizona Press Club's annual contest, beating out Phoenix and Tucson stations. The judge cited KUSK-TV's Quirk for "tremendous public service" in his coverage of Prescott flooding in 1983.

Sauro blamed the cutbacks on a combination of factors. One, he said, was the fact that Channel 7, which he described as the "world's smallest independent station," never gained any recognition in television advertising rating books. This meant the station could not get national advertising. Another factor, Sauro said, was the local economy. "Prescott's economy is not booming like the rest of the state.

"We've had a number of business bankruptcies, and I would estimate that 30 percent of our accounts receivable (for advertising) are not collectible." 30 Paul Harvey News 4 Comment PRESTON WESTMORELAND IWhat will Rio Salado mean to Phoenix? Talk to Exec. Timothy Bray -and local political representatives. 2 Can't find what you need? Call KTAR's "Shopping List!" 3 How does your garden grow? Talk to the KTAR News, Traffic Paul Harvey PHOENIX SUNS vs. Boston 8 LEE HAMILTON'S "620 golf star, Dow Finsterwald. 4f The Larry King Show to III Raise a Street Smart Child" DINETTE CHAIRS RECOVERED 895 Lee Hamilton 25S-S491 1001 H.

Black Canyon Calendar jjjj mm PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER FOR WYOUI COUNTRY HITS! HITS-THF FQCT a 1 Ft'-oOVnV .1 Of 7 incurii oui0sJctjRllli 3a. Lefty I Favorjlp LOve Goes iV)P by -h t( ma Ill I I III SiW MUm.tir.UatW Adr II I jurfbTrz 4 9 2 CONWAY TWITTY Don't Call Him A Cowboy EMMYLOU HARRIS The Ballad of Sally Rose HANK WILLIAMS, JR. Major Moves WILLIE NELSON ME AND PAUL including: I Been To Georgia On A Fast Train Forgiving You Was EasyShes Gone One Day At A Time I Never Cared For You On stage Carman Christian singer, 7:30 p.m. Friday. Celebrity Theatre.

Don Williams Country singer, 8 m. Friday and Saturday Symphony Hall. Tony Orlando Pop singer, 8 p.m. Saturday, Sundome. Music Phoenix Symphony Violinist Holly Marable, 7 p.m.

today, Symphony Hall. Munich Chamber Orchestra 8 p.m. Thursday, Sundome. Tom Acord Tenor, 8 p.m. Thursday, Ethington Theatre, 3300 W.

Camelback Road. Phoenix Symphony Orchestra With Lou Rawls, 8 p.m. Friday, Gammage Center. St. Patrick's Day concert Peter and Gail Rolland.

old-time fiddling, 8 Friday, Kerr Cultural Center. Orpheus Male Chorus of Phoenix 8 p.m. Saturday, Gammage Center. Theater Sweeney Todd, the Barber Mesa Little Theatre, 8 p.m. Friday and March 20-22; 2 and 8 p.m.

Saturday and March 23; 2 p.m. Sunday and March 24; Gaslight Theatre, Mesa Activity Center, 155 N. Center Mesa. Dial for Murder City of Phoenix Parks, Recreation and Library Department, preview 8 p.m. Thursday; 8 p.m.

Friday. Saturday and March 21- 23; 2:30 p.m. Sunday and March 24; Phoenix Performing Arts Building, Third Street and Moreland. Fabulous Funny Fables Greasepaint. 2 p.m.

Saturday, Stagebrush Theater. 7020 E. Second Scotts-dale. A Doll's House Scottsdale Community Players, 8 m. Friday and Saturday, Stagebrush Theatre.

7020 E. Second Scottsdale. A Girl Could Get Lucky Nancy Jean Productions, dinner theater, 5 p.m. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and March 24 26, 31, April 1-2, 7-9, Glowing Embers Dinner Theatre, 10107 E. Apache Trail, Apache Junction.

The Little Prince Phoenix Little Theatre's Cookie Company, 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Phoenix Little Theatre. 84 Charing Cross Road 8 p.m. today through Saturday, Mainstage, Phoenix Little Theatre. Could You Repeat the Question? Ala Carte Players, dinner theater, 6 30 m.

Friday, Saturday and March 22- 23, Grand Inn, 8955 Grand Peoria. Doc Goodvibes' Musical Medicine Show Goodvibes family, 2:30 p.m. Sunday and March 23-24. 30-31, Pierre's Playhouse, Frontier Town, Cave Creek. The Gin Game Winterstock Regional Theater, 8 p.m.

today, Orangewood Shadows, 3165 E. University Drive, Mesa; 8 p.m. Thursday, Valle Del Ora Resort, S. Ellsworth Road (92nd Avenue), south of Southern Road, Mesa; 8 p.m. Friday, Cottonwood Country Club, Sun Lakes.

East Riggs Road, Chandler. Funny Valentines Stone Soup Players, dinner theater, 6 m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Max's Dinner Theatre. 6727 47th Glendaie. Treachery at the Well 8 p.m.

Friday and Saturday, Pierre's Playhouse, Cave Creek Community Hello Phoenix Ethnic celebration. It am to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Civic Plaza. Rodeo of Rodeos 7:30 p.m. today, Thursday and Friday; 1:30 and 7:30 m.

Saturday and Sunday; Coliseum. St. Patrick's Day Parade 10 a.m. Saturday, Central Avenue south from Virginia to Portland Travelogues 'Lands Down Under' Mr. and Mrs.

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