The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • Page 30

Armed Santa This happy-faced guard at the Dearborn (Mich.) Credit Union greets workers in to cash checks before the holiday. But there was not enough Peace on Earth for him to dispense with his uniform and holster. (Wirephoto) Penney-Missouri Honors To Women's Pages Columbia, Mo. Roy M. Fisher of the University of Missouri School of Journalism here has announced the winners of the i2th annual Penney-Missouri Awards competition for excellence on the pages.

The total sum awarded to the winners in the 1971 page fashion, reporting-writing and photography categories was $12,475, Dean Fisher said. Winners included: Reporting-Writing: The San Francisco Chronicle, for Judith series on rape. A special award went to the Davenport (Iowa) Times-Democrat for Tom series on shoplifting. In the fashion category, the Ledger-Star, Norfolk, won! for Ruth story on I Linens Make Social Other fashion winners: 1 Class (Dailies up to Montana i Standard, Betty Ann Raymond. Class II: (25,000 to 100,000 cir-j Riv-i erside, Betty Danfieldi and Davenport (Iowa) Times Democrat, William Wundram.

Class III: (100,000 and up cir-i (Ky.) ier-Journal, Carol Sutton. Class IV; wood (Ohio) Times, Anita Richwine. were $1,500 each. The award for the photographer of the year I was $750, and winners in the three photoclasses roceived $200, first; $100, second, and $75, third. Dirty Harry and the homicidal maniac.

Harry's the one with the badge. Dirty Harry Clint Eastwoods TECHNICOLOR iRi Today S.00-7:00-9:00 10:55 Twi-Lite Hr. 4-30- tmrm Todoy EoHyBird Hr. mid A meriga cinbima located in The Blue Mall East BLUE MDGE Intersection Of Blue Ridge 40 A IN PERSONI 5:00 TO 8:00 PJM. JOHNE PEARSON broadcas ts Winners for photography included: page Page Photographer of the Year: Bob Coyle, Telegraph-Herald, Dubuque, Iowa.

Class I (Layout); Nathan Eenn, Palm Beach Post-Times and an honorable mention fori Jon Jacobson, Telegraph-Her-' aid, Dubuque, Iowa. Class II (Story-Telling Picture); Ken Weseley, San Bernardino (Calif.) Sun-Telegram. Class III (Personality Portrait): Fred Comegys, Wilmington (Del.) News-Journal. Awards of $1,000, $500 and $250 go to the three page winners in each of the four circulation classes. The fashion and reporting-writing WALT ITS THE HAPPIEST CANINE CARTOON OF ALL' TCCNNICOLOII CIMEMASCOPf Plus! BLUE RIDGE.

PAUL NEWMAN HENRY BLUE SHOWS TODAY AT 1:00 2:35 4:20 6:10 8:00 9:40 "Sometimes a Great LEEREmiOC micHaa saRRaan TODAY AT 1:00 3:00 5:00 7:10 9:15 Car Crash Shakes Up Symington Seoul Stuart Sym-' ington (D-Mo.) was up in a motor car acci-: dent Christmas Day in Seoul and was taken to a hospital for observation, a U.S. Embassy spokesman reported. The spokesman said the Missouri Democrat suffered no physical injury when a car in which he was a passenger was in an accident. He declined to give further information on the accident. The spokesman said Symington, chairman of the subcommittee on security agreements and overseas commitments was under observation at the U.S.

Eighth Army Hospital in Seoul. On a world fact-finding tour, Symington has met with U.S. i Embassy and military officials in Korea and Korean government leaders including President Chung-Hee Park. The spokesman said he could not say if Symington would be able to leave as scheduled tomorrow for Okinawa. The senator is accompanied by his wife and two aides.

dollar IN COLOR BLUETTTJ UJflRRCn BeflTTV BLUE RIDGE. Chevalier Rests Paris Chevalier had a quiet night but his condition remains unchanged, the Necker Hospital announced today. The hospital said the 83- year-old entertainer, suffering from a critical kidney ailment, would be allowed a dinner of creamed chicken, and fruit salad. BLUE RIDGE 3: 1:00 3:00 5:10 7:20 9:30 BLUE RIDGE 4: 1:30 3:30 5:40 7:50 10:00 DRIVE IN THEATRES FREE ELECTRIC iN-CAR HEATERS Ctgdaoraaj 4' rod TAYLOR (CP) nu I Ck COlOR- 6 ''DOr STACY KEACH IARLY bird SHOW TONIGHT -STARTS AT 6:00 LSHOW COLOR lOiOO by JACK LEMMON 7:40 (GP) "CHARIY" CLIFF ROBERTSON COLOR 6:00 and Lott Shew And Other Strangers" 5 how EARLY BIRD SHOW TONIGHT.STARTS AT 6:00 BlessThe Beasts lgp BILL (GP) "CACTUS wh WAITER MATTHAU -COLOR -6 00 end Show (G) GREGORY PECK COLOR early bird SHOW TONIGHT.STARTS AT 6:00 Phone Sunday Want Ads In before 11 a.m, Saturday, Adv. (GP)DEAN MARTIN I ariy SIRD SNOW John Wayne "BIG ses.

25, 1971 THE KANSAS CITY STAR 7 MATINEE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK IT'S lOVE AND EVER AFTER! NEIL SIMON (Barefoot in the Pork) (the Odd Couple) (Cactus Flower) BRINGS YOU SPiliifiliiliD A patriotic, chaotic comedy Starring Sandy Duncan NOW PLAYING! COLOR ALL AGES ADMITTED AT BOTH THEATRES TODAY OC Twi-lite Hour 5 TODAY 2:00 3:45 7ns II 45 A Metcalf MI9-7SOO CINEMASCOPE ftrrn (h? I WABO GPEENE tu Re by BUENA VISTA OISIRIBUIION INC. Watt Citsney Producticns Do you like to shop where you get thot personal feeling that your business is really appreciated? At Pay-Less We care about our customers, and we do try to please them. TRY U5! WATCH FOR YOUR DAILY PAY LESS AD IN THE K.C. TIMES LIVi! ON STAGfl Die! 28 thru JAN 2 Boxoffice open tomorrow NOON to 6:00, Reservations call 471-328S Speciol Student Discount OfF With AMC I.D. Cord Inquire obout GROUP RATES end STUDENT SPECIAL 471-3288 rill cf NATIONAL CHARLTON HESTON- ''OMEG AM AN" IsO ELIKE SUMMER 5 45- MICHAELYORK ittrrtLiri 17 National Generai Theatres Shows at wmi 40 AT.

Blue Ridge Shows at PARK Dovid Reynoso Lolo Bel Iron BAJO EL CIELO" Mexican Newsreel Cartoons 7 00 Fuiterton, Carey, Kaster fi Oman Arehitepts WALT BLUE RIDGE, A AT BLUE RIDGE CINEMASCOPE s', a i o.sr., p-m 1.1 1 I ill PAUL NEWMAN a Great LEE TECHNICOLOR-PANAVISICN' SEE REGULAR DIRECTORY ADFORSHOWTIMES ON ALL PICTURES BLUE RIDGE HIWAY 40 AT Vmii III I -s II BLUE RIDGE. 4 COeiTAIijlliG TWO THEAll9iSJVITH SEATS EACH ft TWO THEAilliSWITH EACM. PARKlim FOR 400 CARS. COMPIiETELVjUlTOMATED EOUlPINENT THAT OlVES THE FiliiT IN PROJECTION OF PICTURE AND SOUND, EXnlA SPACE BETWEEN ROWS FOR COMFORTABLE SEATING. THIS IS THE FIRST BUII.DING CONTAlNINa FOUR SCREENS CONSTRUCTED EXCLUSIVELY AS A THEATRE IN GREATER CITY.

BLUE RIDGE GOLDie HRiun DOLLARS a I I JONIGHT ONW PERSOiyii i WITI JOHNE LIVE KMBZ BROAI JCASTS iS 5 TO 8 Plifl r- THE FOLLOWING CONTRACTORS WHO NEW BLUE RIDGE CINEMAS POSSIBLE WISH THE STAFF MANAGEMENT SUCCESS FENDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 501 N. Union, Mo. Generol Contractor 252-6767 Nichols Electric Company 10927 Winner Mo. E. J.

Walter Plastering Co. 720 Kindelberger Kansas City, Kans. Art Iron Works 11102 East Truman Independence, Mo. 252-9101 Rupard Asphalt Paving Co. 5201 Quincy, Kansas City, Mo.

923-8622 Kidwell Construction Co. 1707 North Pleasant, Independence, Mo. 833-2822 Temperature Engineering 1338 McGee, Kansas City, Missouri 421-0240 Mid-Contfnent Theatre Supply 1800 Wyondotte, Konsas City, Mo. 221-0480 Gorman-Taber Co. 401 lydia, Knntai City, Mo.

Rondali tiAasonry 3121 South UnioM, Mo. Muehiberger Construction Co. 4711 Wyoming, Konsoi City, Mo. Harding Glass 1608 locuit, Koniai City. Mo.

Morford Dry Wall 9RQ2 lott 3Alh, Mo. Clinton Roofing Clinttn, Miller Sosh Door 2R01 ISth, Kontoi City, Mo. Barry Brokaw Acousticol Floor Covering Contractors 191S 43rd, Koniai City, Nonioi 236 7560 Manley Company ti20 Kontot City, Mo. 421t6tSS Federal Sign Signal Corp. 4400 Clary City, Mo.

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