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ERSIADE 83 Today's program features the final events at the World University Games from Ed­monton, Alberta (60 mini

7:30 PM - C h . 17. {4l: DICK CAVETT First of two parts. Actor Richard Burton is the guest.

' 8:00 PM - Ch. 2, 131: LOVE. SIONEY Sidney is insulted when Uaurie starts imitating him. (R)

' 8:00 PM - Ch. 4 . [6l: SQUARE PEGS Lauren's con­vinced that she and Patty have bro­ken the popularity barrier. (R)

8:00 PM - Ch. 5. [131: HANGIN' IN The Talk Show' Kate helps a professor who wants to get out of social work because he cant talk to his own son (R) [Closed Captioned]

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8:00 PM CH.29 BONNIE AND CLYDE-Beatty and Dunaway as 1930*8 gangsters

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8:30 PM - Ch. 2. (31: FAMILY TIES Alex courts disaster by se­cretly investing his father's money in the stock market. (R)

8:30 PM - Ch. 4. f6l FOR MEMBERS ONLY Thiee young caddies at an exclusive country club prove constant thorns in the sideof the pompous manager

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GEANT Bob Barker and Joan Van Ark host the 1983 Miss Universe Pageant from the Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, MO. (2 hrs.)

9 : 0 0 P M - C h . 17. [4l: GREAT PERFORMANCES Brideshead Revisited ' Charles Ryder returns to Brideshead Castle where he first met Sebastian. (R) (2 hrs.) {Closed Captioned]

11:30 PM - Ch. 2. (31: TO­NIGHT SHOW Johnny s guests are Alan Alda and David Brenner. (R) (60 min.)

11:30 PM - Ch. 5. (131: UNIVERSIADE '83 Coverage of the closing ceremonies is pre­sented from Edmonton, Alberta (60 min.)

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4:00 PM - Ch. [91: Fantastic Voyage' Men and equipment are changed to microscopic size so they can be injected into the blood­stream of a scientist with a brain tumor in an attempt to save his life Stephen Bpyd. Edmond O'Brien. Raquel Welch. 1966.

8:00 PM - Ch. (91: Sparta­cus' A gladiator rebel escapes from slavery and with an army of slaves, challenges the awesome might of imperial Rome. Kirk Douglas, Laur­ence Olivier, Jean Simmons. 1960.

8:00 PM - Ch. 29, (12l: Bon­nie & Clyde' The story of the Barrow gang who held sheriffs and bank tellers in terror and captured newspaper headlines. Warren Beany, Faye Dunaway, Gene Hack-man. 1967

1 2 : I S A M - Ch. 9. (21: Lo­custs' A menacing swarm of locusts forces a World War II pilot. to try conquering his personal ter­ror and dispel his father's shame. Ron Howard, and Ben Johnson. 1974

12:30 AM - Ch. 5. I l 3 l : Af­fairs of Annabel' Behind the scenes satire on Hollywood, stars and agents Lucille Ball. Jack Oakie, Ruth Donnelly. 1938

3:00 AM - Ch. (91: The Stu­dent Connection' The headmaster of a fashionable boys school hires an assassin to kill his mistress' hus­band Ray Milland. Sylvia Koscina 1975

Arthur Godfrey SAD FAN -I was sad­

dened by the death of radio and TV star Arthur Godfrey. I recall he had once had cancer. Was this the cause of death? In addition, can you tell me If he had any children and what was the name of his popular TV show tn the late 40s and 50s?

The "old redhead" died on March 16 of pneumonia and emphysema after a short hospitalization. The 79-year-old Godfrey was married to Mary Burke for 45 years and they had two sons and a daughter. Dur­ing the height of his p o p u l a r i t y , G o d f r e y actually had two prime-time shows on CBS at the s a m e time One was "Arthur Godfrey and Friends" (remembered for the famous firings of Julius LaRosa and much of the rest of the cast) and the o t h e r w a s " A r t h u r Godfrey's Talent Scouts " Each ran for 10 years.

JUNCTION QUERY -Please tell me the names of the actresses who played Btllie Jo, Bobby Jo and Betty Jo on "Petticoat Junction"? My husband believes the blonde was Meredith Baxter Blrney.

Bi l l ie Jo, otherwise known in Hooterville as the blond daughter of Kate Bradley (Bea Benaderet) w a s played by three actresses-Jeannine Riley

('63-'65>. Gunilla Hutton C65-'68), and Meredith McRae ('66-701. who your husband is probably con­fusing with Miss Baxter Birney. Miss Riley and Miss Hutton became regu­lars on "Hee Haw" after leaving the Junction. As for Bobbie Jo and Betty Jo. the first was played by Pat Woodell C63-'65> and Lori Saunders ('65-70). and the second was played by Linda Kaye. who was with the show for its full seven-year run.

YEA OR NAY-Can you tell me if the lady who played Felicia on the March 11 episode of "Re­mington Steele" Is really Pierce Brosnan's wife? Also, where can I write him?

A c t r e s s C a s s a n d r a Harris is indeed Brosnan's missus. They have two children, Christopher and Charlotte. "Steele" is another series from MTM Enterprises, so you write there at 4024 Radford Ave . Studio City. CA. 91604.

SHE'S RIGHT Please help me to prove to several guys that this girl isn't as crMMnsi they think she is. Aras lwrec t in saying that M a r g o t K i d d e r Of "Superman" did not star as Indy's girlfriend in "Raiders of the Lost Ark." Also, didn't the actress from "Raiders" have a part in "Animal House?"

OK, guys, she may be a crazy kinda gal, but she's right this time Karen Allen, who admittedly looks and speaks very much like Miss Kidder, played Marion Ravenwood, Nepal's prettist barkeep She was also in "Animal H o u s e , " w h e r e s h e engaged in extracurricular studies with the professor p l a y e d by D o n a l d Sutherland.

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WORTH WATCHING: Bob Barker and Joan Van Ark co-host "The 1963 Miss Universe Pageant" tonight at 9 p.m. over Channel 4. The pageant is being b r o a d c a s t from Kie l Auditorium in St. Louis.

Peopletalk S T A M P Q U E E N :

Britain's Queen Elizabeth owns the finest stamp collection in the world. Even John Marriott, her keeper of the stamps, doesn't know how many stamps are in the royal collection. But there's sad flewr-lbr" Other collectors. <"Itrte* queen won't swap," is the way Connoisseur magazine quotes a top British philatelist She does lend, though — to the Royal Philatelic Society every September. British monarchs appear on many s t a m p s , but a N e w Brunswick 1860 five-cent stamp in the queen's col­lection does not display the head of Queen Victoria. Instead it depicts the pro-v i n c e ' s p o s t m a s t e r -general, Charles Connell. Queen Victoria was not amused. Connell probably wasn't either — he was fired.

WHY CLEVELAND: Willie Nelson rides across the silver screen again, this time in a 43/i-minute mini-movie based on his and Merle Haggard's hit single "Poncho and Lefty." Country-music listeners have been trying to figure out the mysterious tale, in which the bandit Poncho is killed in the Mexican des­ert and his running mate. Lefty, winds up in Cleve­land. Why Cleveland? A total of 48 movie houses in Nashville, Dallas, Seattle and Houston are airing the film before the main feature. Nelson's daughter, Lana, wrote the sceenplay, which stars Nelson as Poncho and Haggard as Lefty. The song's writer, Townes Van Zandt, also appears in the (lick as a Mexican federate.

QUOTE OF THE DAY: Cynthia Syfces plays Dr. Annie Cavanero on NBC's "St. Elsewhere" and she is just as nettled by double standards and sexism as the character she portrays. She said, "It exists outside the show. Most people Say, 'Oh, you're on the health show. Are you a nurse?' They assume women are nurses ... until I tell them, 'No, doctor. Doctor! ' They're always very sur­prised — especially in the male-dominated medical world. Women are Just now going into those areas — being surgeons - but It is changing because younger doctors are coming In."

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A pair of Canadian stock car drivers from St Catharines won top honors in Friday's weekly racing show at Ransomvi l l e Speedway Action was the rain-delayed Independence Day features.

Brian Stevens, taking over on the 41st lap of the 50-lap Modified feature, posted his initial win over the year He started in fourth place and won $1,300 for his efforts. The next three finishers were also from St. Catharines, Ivan

Little, Harvey Hainer and P e t e Bic k n e l i , wi th It a 11 s u in v 1 11 c ' s Don McGinnis fifth

Hainer won the first heat, a 10-lapper, while Al Wagner of Wainfleet won the s e c o n d , G e o r g e Treanor of St Catharines the third and Joe Plazek of Hamilton the consolation

Baker won for the ninth time in ten starts in his Bombers specialty Glenn Baker of Ridgeway, Ont , was second in the 15-lap feature, while Mike Dell of

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powered Bowery Cafe 12-3 in Twin City Fast-pitch A League action at Drake Fie ld Jerry Vereeke limited the Bowery to eight hits, striking out four and walking none. Mark Ber-inger, the losing^ hurler, was the victim Of Stjt/lja teammate errors. Barry Young collected three hits, Dave Lukas, Mike Kenney, Bob Voelekr and John Zellner two apiece. Kenney belted a two-run homer John Appiani posted three hits in defeat.

Oliver's score J .L Ol iver ' s - downed

Leo's 11-9 despite an 8-run uprising in the second frame by Leo's. Wally Surman tripled, doubled.

singled twice and scored two runs, Jim Urban hit a double, a single and drove in three runs and Tom Sawyer had a triple and a single J Brzyski homered for the losers

Slammers prevail Soos' Oliver Street Cafe

Slammers downed Ranch House Tavern 23-6 in North Tonawanda B League play at Felton Field.

Joey Brant and Danny Rey each had three hits in the win while Tom Kloch, Brian Bodnar and Eric Reimer chipped in with two apiece Kenny Brant, Dick Wageman and Rey all drove in four runs while Kloch and Bodnar plated three apiece.

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Dr. Dodd wins CANANDAIGUA, N Y .

<UPI> Dr Dodd beat He's A Flip by Hve lengths Sunday afternoon to take the $7,800 featured ninth race at Finger Lakes

Rudy Rincon rode the winner over the mile and 70 yards In a time of 1 43 flat to return payoffs of »10 20. M SO and « SO TV Pruner was third

MAYER WINS GSTAAD, Switzerland

(UPI) - American Sandy Mayer won the first nine games to defeat Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia, W). 6-3, 6-2, Sunday In the final of the $100,000 Swiss Open tennis champl on ships

The 31 year old Ameri­can, who was seeded fifth, took less than 90 minutes to wrap up his win

Mayer, who picked up the winner's check of $20,000, said, "This was my best tennis of the season My type of attacking game is risky, but today evory thing clicked My net at tacks threw Smid off balance "

CRISIS HOTLINE AM 1451

N i a g a r a F a l l s , Mike Phillips of Ransomville and Bob Snyder, also of Ransomville, trailed

In the first heat Jim Buchner of Ransomville edged Glenn Baker, while Phillips took the second heat

There was no limited sportsmen racing

Schramm irked overpix)be

DALLAS (UP I) Dallas Cowboys P resident Tex Schramm says he is upset because authorities have not resolved a federal drug investigation that allegedly has implicated five of the team's players

Schramm said federal authorities first agreed not to prosecute the players on cocaine possession charges if they entered a "pretrial diversion" program, but now are thinking of filing charges.

He id«3itified the players as defensive end Harvey Martin, running back Tony Dorsett, wide receiver Tony Hill, running back Ron Springs and defensive end Larry Bethea

"I'm unhappy about it This is something that's been going on for a year, and it's still not resolved." Schramm was quoted in a story in the Sunday edition of the D a l l a s Times Herald

The Cowboy veterans are just more than a week away from beginning their preseason training camp

Parkview Pandas still unbeaten

The Parkview Pandas remained the lone un­beaten team in .the Pory-tail Division in the Town of T o n a w a n d a . downing B.S.AC. Bears 12-9 The Pandas are 7-0, the Bears 6-2

A 7-run sixth inning broke a 5-all tie and DU| the game away for the ffarftlss Holly Bunce was ' 3-for-4 with a home run. Mary Collins 3-for-4 and Heather Bunce homered twice Mary Collins hurled a six-hitter, striking out eight for the win.

Brydges tennis match set

A tennis challenge match between Jeff Boychuk and John Sullivan will be among the highlights of the Earl W Brydges Sr . Tennis and Golf Tourna­ment The event is for the benefit of the American Cancer Society

The two square off at 10:30 Tuesday morning at the NFCC, with the public invited.

Boychuk is ranked by many as the No.l tennis prospect in Western New York. The Lewiston resi­dent is a former student of Sullivan and has attended the Harry Hopkin School of Tennis in Florida He re­cently won the St Louis Invitational, a trophy also won once by world famous pro J i m m y Connor Boychuk is a Junior at Lamar College in Houston. where he is No 1 singles

Sullivan has been a t e a c h i n g pro at the Rainbow Racquet Club for five years and was head pro at Tennis Unlimited, Soccer World and Ameri can Health Club

The tournament is a memorial to the late State Senator Earl Brydges, who was a member of the NFCC. M.J Slahor of L e w i s t o n i s t e n n i s chairman for the tourna­ment, with Savino Nanula of N i a g a r a Front ier Services general chairman of the event

VFW wins 10-9 The Crosby VFW of

Kenmore edged Diebold Garage BSAC 10-9 to tak*> over first place in Division V of the Town of Tonawan da P a r k s / R e c r e a t i o n Kiwanis Midget Baseball League with a 7-1 record

Andrew Vogt drove In three runs with a pair o( hits, while hurling two shutout Innings In a relief role Jamieson McCrae also had two hits Mike Piracci and Vogt delivered two-out singles in the final inning before Keith Halt singled them home, as well as Scott Parker with the winning run

Gumby's wins Gumby's Girls, powered

by the hitting of Eileen Sltek, Lisa Schumacher, T e r r y M A r a c l e and Tammy Cheney, breez«*d by Western Paradise 19 1 In Tonawanda Recreaction Girls Senior B Fast pitch Diana McEldowney and Janlne Warthllng shared In a one hitter, while running their team's record to 2 0

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