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EMPHASIS Page 3C Iowa City Press-Citizen Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1986 Wine Has husband had affair? Wife wants definition Guilt keeps man from act, but he's guilty to maintain its license to sell wine. "I'd say that was borderline," Glanz said. "I just don't think people drink that much wine." Several stores said the success of wine sales are dependent upon the student population and the time of year. "It's so seasonal," Don Wiltgen, manager of Quick Trip, 25 W.

Burlington, said. "You sell a lot during the holiday season, but now you don't sell that much." "I don't think they're quite as good as we expected, but it's close," Chuck Costello, assistant manager of the Hy-Vee Food Store in Coral ville's Lantern Park Plaza, said. Brian Glanz, manager of Quick Trip, 323 E. Burlington, said wine sales are not exceptional at his store. "I didn't really expect very much though," Glanz said.

He said it may not be worth it for the store Continued from page 1C Rourke said. "It's definitely earned the space we've given it." Eagle Discount Supermarket, 600 N. Dodge, sells about 700 bottles of wine a week. "The sales for us have been fan-tastique," manager Lee McCune said. But not all local wine retailers are pleased with sales.

sion. (MGM, $59.95, October.) Night of the Living Dead (1968, Colorized 1986). The first part of George A. Romero's Dead trilogy arrives in color. (Hal Roach, DEAR ABBY DEAR ABBY: I have been happily married for 10 years and have two children.

I found out last Christmas that my husband had an affair. What a Christmas present! I have been 100 percent faithful to him; in fact, I was a virgin when we married. I thought we had a good marriage until he started acting strange around me, then I knew something was bothering him. I finally wormed the reason out of him. I asked for all the details because I felt I had a right to know.

He said a girl he works with came on to him, so he took her to a club, had a drink or two, then went to her apartment where the incident took place. He said he was not drunk, and knew what he was doing, but nothing really happened he never completed the act because right in the middle of it he felt so guilty he wasn't able to! I believe him, but I want to know if you would call this an "affair." Technically, the act wasn't completed, but it wasn't as though he stopped in the middle because he felt guilty. He stopped because he couldn't complete the act. (Am I making myself clear?) How would you classify this? Did my husband have an affair, or didn't he? MICHIGAN MISHA-GOSS DEAR MISHAGOSS: According to Webster, an affair is a "romantic or passionate attachment typically of limited duration." As lim- DEAR ABBY: I sure need advice in a hurry regarding wedding reception protocol. I am being married in two weeks.

My fiance and I are paying for everything ourselves. Not easily by a long shot, but it's by our choice. (We've been living together three years and have a child.) The problem is that in the latter part of the wedding reception, we thought we would pass "the hat" for any donations people wish to give to help us start our married life a little easier after such a big expense. My mother and sister are appalled at this suggestion! They say it is very tacky and of low class, and you just don't do that. They say that if we couldn't afford a wedding, we shouldn't have had one.

I have been to very few weddings, but some did pass the hat and some did not. Neither way did I find improper or tacky. Please answer in the paper because, like myself, my mom reads your column regularly and this is not a topic I wish to discuss with her again (unless necessary) to save an argument. Thank you and please hurry. Time is running out! NOT WANTING TO BE TACKY DEAR NOT: Passing the hat in my opinion would be tacky.

Pass the idea, not the hat Abigail VanBuren is a syndicated columnist. You can write her at P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope if you want a personal, unpublished reply.

ited in duration as your husband's romantic attachment was, it was an affair. And he is no less guilty because his mind made a contract his body couldn't fulfill. DEAR ABBY: Re family code words: During World War II, my "little" brother was in the infantry and was being shipped out to a secret destination. How we worried and longed to know where! Then he sent a letter containing this sentence: "Please say hello to that little old lady who always passes by our house I can't remember her name." Well, the lady's name was "Mrs. Solomon." Then we knew he was in Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands! Today my "little brother" is 6 feet tall and 65 years old, but I am still his loving BIG SISTER IN SAN JOSE DEAR SISTER: Your letter should jog a few memories among others who subtly communicated their secret whereabouts during World War II.

Readers? $29.95, early October.) Duel Lithe Sun (1946). David O. Selznick's popular, but soapy, Western features Jennifer Jones, Gregory Peck and Lillian Gish. (Playhouse, $59.98, Oct. 9.) Dazzling dramas Crossroads (1986).

Ralph Mac-chio and Joe Seneca are blues musicians dealing with the devil. (RCA-Columbia, $79.95, Sept. 19.) Turtle Diary (1985). Glenda Jackson and Ben Kingsley have a turtle-inspired friendship. (Vestron, $79.95, Sept.

24.) 8 Million Ways to Die (1985) pairs Rosanna Arquette and Jeff Bridges. (CBS-Fox, $79.98, Oct. 2.) At Close Range (1986). Sean and Christopher Penn are troubled sons who are not-so-close to their long-lost father Christopher Wal-ken. Madonna sings Live to Tell and does.

(Vestron, $79.95, Oct. 29.) The Quiet Earth (1985) is a last-man-on-Earth sci-fi drama from New Zealand. (CBS-Fox, $79.98, Oct. 30.) The Trip to Bountiful (1985). Geraldine Page won an Oscar for her performance as an elderly woman travelling home.

(Embassy, $79.95, Nov. 5.) Videos Continued from page 1C compilation of the comic's appearances on NBC's Saturday Night Live. (Warner, $24.98, Oct. 29.) Neil Diamond: I'm Glad You're Here with Me Tonight (1977). Diamond sings in England, Australia, France and the United States.

(Vestron Music Video, $29.95, Oct. 29.) Izzy and Moe (1985) reunites The Honeymooners' Jackie lea-son and Art Carney. (Vidmark, $79.95, Nov. 24.) Video music for a song The Music Man (1962). Robert Preston, Shirley Jones, Ronnie Howard and at least 76 trombones star in the popular film version of Meredith Willson's Tony-winning stage musical.

(Warner, $24.98, Sept. 7.) Head (1968). The Monkeea first and only feature film was co-produced by Jack Nicholson and co-stars Teri Garr. (RCA-Columbia, $69.95, Sept. 19.) Funny Lady (1975).

Barbra Streisand returns for the Funny Girl sequel. In hi-fi stereo. (RCA-Columbia, $24.95, Sept. 22.) Joe Jackson: The Big World Sessions (1986) is a documentary on the making of the artist's latest album. $19.95, Sept.

19.) Running Out of Luck (1986). Mick Jagger plays a victimized rock superstar in this feature-length film. (CBS-Fox, $79.98, Oct. 2.) Swan Lake. Rudolf Nureyev and Dame Margot Fonteyn dance in this rarely shown 1967 Vienna State Opera Ballet production.

(Warner, $39.98 Oct. 8.) Comedy: Bette'i a best bet Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986). Director Paul Mazursky's tongue-in-cheek paean to the selfish and wealthy stars Bette Midler, Richard Dreyfuss, Nick Nolte and Mike the Dog. (Touchstone, $79.95, Sept. 23.) Wildcats (1986).

Goldie Hawn coaches a city high school football team. (Warner, $79.95 Sept. 24.) Head Office (1986). Judge Rein-hold and Danny DeVito join an ensemble cast for a big-business send-up. (HBO-Cannon, $79.95, Oct.

8.) The Money Pit (1986). Executive producer Steven Spielberg's domestic comedy pits Shelley Long against Tom Hanks. (MCA, $79.95, Oct. 16.) Say Yes! (1986) stars Jonathan Winters. (RCA-Columbia, $79.95, Oct.

23.) Police Academy 3: Back in Training (1986). The original Police Academy cast returns as academy instructors. (Warner, $79.95, Oct. 29.) Vintage hustlers, zombies The Stripper (1963). Joanne Woodward hangs out with Carol Lynley and Gypsy Rose Lee for the film version of William Inge's play A Loss of Roses.

(Key, $59.98, Sept. 18.) The Hustler (1961). Paul Newman and Jackie Gleason hit the eight ball in this pool-hall classic and prequel to Newman's upcoming The Color of Money. (CBS-Fox, $59.98, Sept. 18.) The Jolson Story (1946) stars Larry Parks in an acclaimed portrait of the singer's rise to stardom.

(RCA-Columbia, $24.95, Sept. 22.) The Bad Seed (1956). Little Patty McCormack knocks off the neighbors. (Warner, $59.95, Sept. 24.) Freaks (1932).

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