The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 71

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1986 THE SUN 'TODAY A3Q sua to Coming back is price for getting away ready Wednesday fashion desi spring igner sweater samples EYES CWLY 111 LAURA CHARLES original samples and few of a kind prestigious maker's new spring sweater fashions hand knits, si Ik and linen blends, natural colors and earth hues, a wide variety of high fashion styles. up from out-of-work radio Jocks in town And we weren't surprised to hear that WCAO's Eddie Apple-feld, who once billed himself as the media maven. is now calling himself sitting down? the "media hunk." Can a Playgirl centerfold be far behind? IN SEARCH OF: Local black actors and actresses are needed to participate in an educational video to be produced and directed by Don Walls for the Property Owners Association of Greater Baltimore. The production's entitled "Better to Be Lead Safe Than Sorry," and production's slated to begin within the next three weeks.

The roles being cast are for a 17-year-old female, a 14-year-old male and a 35-year-old mother. Call 727-1324 to schedule an interview. Meanwhile WXYV-FM is looking for the best talent In Urban Contemporary Music to represent Baltimore in the fourth annual Budweiser Showdown Finals. The grand prize winner will receive a national recording contract from Warner Brothers Records and the opportunity to record a Budweiser radio commercial, plus thousands of bucks worth of Fender music equipment. Official entry blanks can be picked up at the radio station or at various locations around town.

Deadline's March 3 1 so you'd better hurry. While appearing here in Balti CATCHING UP: We always allow ourselves at least three (Jays to catch up with everything we've missed when we go away on holiday. For some reason, that doesn't seem to be enough time anymore. First off, the phone starts ringing as soon as we walk In the door, delicately climbing over a mountain of mail that we'll need weeks to sift through. (Whoever sent the chain letter that says if we don't mail out 20 copies as soon as possible we might die suddenly, one question why us?) Then there are the friends and Eyes Spies who've been trying to track us down.

Seems that when we go away, they worry. After reading an upbeat poem from Rae Miller He-neson, we have enough strength to tackle our next task rumor control. One spy reported that he'd heard we'd gone on our honeymoon, which was a tad surprising since, silly us, we'd always figured one had to get married in order to have one. And another reported that she'd heard we'd gone to have our face lifted. Face lifted? Don't make us laugh.

No, dearies, the only thing we had lifted was our spirits on our trip to the French West Indies and the credit limit on our VISA bill, natch. Read on. COLOR ME PURPLE: Of course the big news you spies reported was Oprah Winfrey's whirlwind visit to the Big Crab to be honored by the "Baltimore Is Best" committee at the Meyerhoff. Op looked smashing In her red fox full-length fur, we're told, even through her tight schedule barely allowed her time here to show it off. In fact, there was a serious question as to whether the Academy Award nominee would even make it Into town.

Seems her flight was delayed in Chicago because of the fog. That had people over at Channel 2 with ants In their pants, since they had been promoting Oprah's sched-uled appearance on Ron Shanirn's Miller, producer Jolene Latreille and host Ron Shapiro, accompanied by G.M. Arnie Kleiner, picked Oprah up in a limo and shot the interview en route to the ceremony. We understand the show, which aired last Saturday, was a moving experience. WE WERE GLAD TO hear that the WBAL radio Auction for Center Stage on Sunday night was even more successful than last year's even though we got back too late to help out.

One of the most unusual Items auctioned off was a wedding gown, an appropriate tax deduction, we'd say. Three people bid $60 bucks each to win a walk-on part In "Can Can," now appearing at the Fells Point Dinner Theatre. "Guess we know what the price of ham Is!" WBAL's Richard Byrd said with a laugh, and he oughta know. Look for local romance writers Ruth Glick and Eileen Buckholtz's newest release (they've written over a dozen) to hit the bookstores the end of the month. It's entitled "Logical Choice" and we hear It's hot enough to warm up your winter We were surprised to hear that WYST-AM has gotten a new tower, transmitter, audio processing equipment and Is now authorized by the FCC to operate 24 hours a day.

No doubt oodles of resumes are piling nationally advertised Misty Harbor Harve Benard rain shine coats reg $lia to $170. SAG QQ tf-A many different fashion and classic styles in natural and beautifully muted shadings, prior season values more, the Greatest Show on Earth will be holding admission interviews for Ringling Bros. Barnum Bailey Clown College, as well as auditions for female dancers on March 20 at 5 p.m. at the Civic Center. Enter through Pass Gate.

For more info on a circus career call (202) 364-5220. And finally, the Baltimore Colts may be history but the Baltimore Colts' Marching Band lives on and is now taking applications for musicians, flag line and dancers. Prospective marchers should call Jack Vaeth at 747-5821. Pomona Pikesville 486-1620 2. (1700ReistertownRd.) 908 York Towson 82 1-9010 'X.

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Aries Libra persons play paramount roles. Gemini (May 21 -June 20): Spotlight on excitement of discovery, charisma, children, change, variety, intensified romance. You'll make new start, you'll get to heart of matters and you will imprint your own style. Cancer (June 21 -July 22): Spotlight on security, home, long-range prospects. Check rights, permissions, be aware of possessions and their worth.

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Emphasis also on trips, visits, relatives, ability to diversify without scattering forces. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): What was lost will be recovered close to home. Focus on payments, collections, valuables, ability to locate needed material.

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