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Wednesday, May 22, 1985, The News-Messenger. Fremont, 0.19 i 5 I Television (Complete schedules in rda ys) rda ys) urdays) I WAS PRAYING FOR GREATER PATIENCE ANC) UNPERSTANPING, f3UT I QUIT- I NAVE I. EXPLAINED OUR Nu' RVIREMENT PLAN To to? ot tAIZSIIIE WRITING IN YOUR CCUMR IMPROVES MAN ON RETIIZJ49 r-70 7r 1 -1, 1 7:00 7:30 8:00 I :30 9:00 9:30 i 10:00 1 10:30 (1) WJBK cas News PM Detroll Os Dere Mov -chow a) WKYC NBC Neva F. Feud Higholy To Hessen Si Elsewhere cc WM Jeopardy Wheel Fortune lbghomy To Herren St Elsewhere 13) WEWS Wheel Fortune JeopertN FIN Guy Movie: "Right To KV" CD WXYZ ABC Now Ert Tonight Fall Guy Movie: "Right To KM?" CID WJKW Tut Tonight P.M Magazine Doubie Dere lAcnif "Chieer" cD CBET The lin Robin's Nest the Mth este Fr. Paps I Carol Burnell 1 National Journal a WTOL Wheel Fortune Fwrity Feud Double Owe lAcri -choir ED WTVG Ent.

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EY CIIP A GREAT J08 ON THIS REPORT Exploring America's past, present tObs considered too "fanciful" for youngsters. (9 p.m. on Channel 57Bowling Green only in this area. 60 0 -Si 4., to 12 1 0 Spaceflight: Tonight this PBS documentary looks back at Neil Armstrong's one giant leap for mankind." The year is 1969, the day is July 20, and America is on the moon. (8 p.m.

on PBS stations. Chan. nel 30Toledo and Channel 57Bowling Green. 60 minutes. Closed-captioned.) 0 Right to Kill? (movie): This 1985 ABC Theater presentation draws its drama from life.

It tells the story of a Wyoming family abused by the father (Frederic Forrest) until the son Best Bets (Christopher Collet) decides enough is enough. (9 p.m. on ABC stations. Channel 24To ledo, Channel 23Akron, Channel 7Detroit and Channel 5Cleveland. Two hours.

Closed-captioned.) 0 Whimsical World of Os (special): This documentary explores the imagination of L. Frank Baum, the creator of the "Wizard of Oz" and other childrens' stories, that were at first MY DOSS WILL F1QE ANO MV cHILOOEN WILL STARVE a The World of Tomorrow (special): This is a rebroadcast from a 1984 TV special. Jason Robards hosts a look back and ahead at America using the predictions of the 1939 New York World's Fair as a starting off point. (10 p.m. on Channel 30Toledo only in this area.

60 minutes.) It' horror in cold blood TV Preview Chiller 9 p.m. on CBS Channel 11Toledo PON'T STAN TWERE VVITi4 REFIZI6ER41OR DOOR To their they calculating man. Straight sees his actions solely as proof that he is unique, but Sorvino finds what's going on increasingly sinister. Beck soon proves Sorvino is right to be disturbed about him. Writer J.D.

Feigelson and director Wes Craven have given the audience a movie in the classic horror film vein. Viewers know that an undefinable something bad is going to happen and can do no more than endure the increasing tension until it happens. But amid its gut-level Jolts and shocks, "Chiller" also ventures into subtler territory the existence of the soul, what happens to it after death, reconciling the concept of it with the sophisticated advances in medical science. Some of the answers ''Chiller" proposes may make viewers wish for Shelley's simpler solution of sending torch-bearing villagers after Frankenstein's monster. By BILL HAYDEN Gonna lit Now.

Serske "Chiller," CBS, tonight at 99 is an effectively made horror movie that proves it's not necessary to slosh blood by the gallons across the screen to be provokingly frightening. Markedly unbloody, "Chiller" in many ways is an updated variation of Mary Shelley's anti-science gothic "Frankenstein" that pursues the metaphysical aspects even farther but not so far or so philosophically as to forget about entertaining the audience. It starts out with Michael Beck dead and stashed away on ice for thawing out at some future time when medical science has the ability to bring him back to life. However, the crygoenic chamber In which his frozen body has been stored for a decade malfunctions and starts to defrost. Having no other choice, the doctors in charge set out to attempt reviving Beck.

4 NEX STICK, BEN IS FLY1N6 PLJAIE.1, The doctors may be surprised and Beatrice Straight as Beck's mother may be jubilant, but Beck accepts his return calmly and coldly. Everybody puts down his new remoteness and unemotionalness as being aftereffects of what he's gone through. Only Paul Sorvino as the family's minister has any qualms about the new Beck. Before long, he is back running his family's company. He quickly establishes himself as being ruthless in business dealings and arrogant in handling people, a very, very cold and 0 TNT i PRETTY 6000 AT In 4 MAYBE AT ME SAME TIME NAP NOBAN EARNED NtS WiN6S IN TNE 1.15.

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A safety play is a special technique by which declarer attempts to cope with a potentially unfavorable lie of the opposing cards. Be tries to find a way to protect against that distribution if it exists. Consider this deal where West leads a heart on which East plays the king. Declarer wins at once with the ace because he does not want to run the risk that East might shift to a spade. South's play at trick two is crucial.

If he makes the mistake of leading the king of clubs, be goes down due to the unlucky 4-0 club division. though three no-trump seems easy to make, he gives serious thought to the possibility of defeat. In effect, de claret asks himself: "Is there anything that can possibly beat me?" It is this very question that so often triggers the mechanism that leads declarer to a safety play. It Immediately becomes obvious that only a 4-0 club split can defeat him. South's next step is to try to overcome that division if It exists.

Declarer notes that he is powerless if West has all four missing clubs, but that he can deal with the situation if East has them. Accordingly, he leads a low club to the ace at trick two and a low club from dummy at trick three. After East plays the ten, South wins withthe queen, corsses to the ace of diamonds, and leads another club. Declarer's K-9 trap East's J4, and he scores nine tricks a heart, four diamonds and four clubs as a direct result of the safety play. OKAY 1I4Eki LETS SCE- gOOR TEACHINC CER11 MATE I SOUTH 4 8 A 8 6 K-1105 ith 9 3 The bidding: East South West North Pass I NT Pass 3 NT WE'RE PRACTICING Rx 11-1E.

MEMORIAL DIN PARADE I4APPEN TO BE 1146 BAND DIRECTOR AT WEEIVIE(Al MICA SCHOOL Opening lead queen of hearts. Safety plays take so many forms that itis almost Impossible to enumerate them all, let alone Horoscopes I Carroll Righter Bloom County Family Circus stYcort.N oi NO MOCO OW45 NIVINEtPf MR 10161. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22): Handle outside matters very conscientiously and don't jeopardize your good name in any way.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21): Go ahead with that plan you have been working on and get good results, but don't make any radical changes. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec.

21): A report could require some change, so be sure to make it and be accurate. Do not irk a good friend in some way. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 tq Jan. 20): Be gentle with an emotionally disturbed associate or there could be a severance of connections.

Be more thoughtful of others. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. You may find work boring this day but handle it quickly and efficiently and It Is soon done. Be happy at home tonight.

PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20): Be content with Inexpensive pleasure, otherwise you could spend a lot and get little In return. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN or she will be capable of studying problems thoroughly and then solving them very wisely. Teach to not jump to any conclusions, and to be more objective in order to keep from getting hurt personally. An academic education is a must here.

Sports are good here. THURSDAY, MAY 23 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Your judgment is not apt to be very good today. and you would be wise to double-check information before you make decisive use of it. Don't sign anything of much importance. ARIES (March 21 to April 19): Study the tasks that need to be done at home, and handle them efficiently.

Do not quarrel with kin. Be sure to get your bills paid. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): Be more objective when dealing with associates and get better results, also acknowledge letters graciously. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21): You are not thinking quite straight today so do nothing that is of Importance, but take under advisement. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21): If somebody tries to hurt your feelings.

do not argue but walk away briskly. Not a good day to try to see adamant friends. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21): A private affair is bothering you and you are confused about how to handle It. so wait awhile before doing so.

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22): You are meeting up with some opposition to a plan you have for gaining what you desire, so figure Out how best to get Over that annoyance. weer AWN. mei mow otAr u5 INE AMP 11,1 VATOworm avl swot roott iamtvr irTsmitloorr a I "Do you think I need a soda transfusion?" a 1 It 4.