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Movie, "TBA" 4 Hawaii Five -O 11 Edge of Night 7 1:30 News 7 2:00 Dick Van Dyke 11 2:30 News 4C Headline Service 4 3:00 Nightbeat 4C Night Watch 4 3:30 All Night Show 4C 4:00 Movie, "Red River Range" 9C BOO ©ISE© E©E I ©nri DOOM ©©©E MOUBDODO COWL DDD BFIE7©E© B©©D0 ©©BO ODO© OMMUMOB BOO MODEM OM ©OMMEMM MOO 0000 Di MME DB©0D0 DEO MOM ©OBU©E©E ©©OU DOOM ©©L 0000 01000 DD© Crossroads—Jan. 19, 1983—Page 15 The SU'ER EAUTIES Beauty tips for blondes. By COLET 1'E BOUCHEZ As the saying tradition- ally goes, "Blondes have more fun." But then again if you looked like Donna Mills, the very beautiful and very blond Abby Cunn- ingham on CBS' "Knot's Landing," you would prob- ably have more fun than anyone else anyway! When Marie B. of Altoona, Pa., wrote asking, "What are the best colors in makeup and clothing for blondes?" I could think of no better fair-haired lady to ask than the charming Miss Mills. "To begin with," says Donna, "I stay away from pastel colors when choos- ing both my makeup and my wardrobe, as I think it makes anyone with light hair look pale and washed out. Also, I never wear black, even though it's tra- ditionally been a favorite for many blondes for a long time. I feel the con- trast is just too harsh." Donna's favorite colors include deep, rich tones of burgundy, wine, teal, plum and warm brown, and she says, "I find that when I use these rich, vivid colors I look more alive. For a long time blondes stayed away from these shades because it was believed the contrast to hair and skin would be too startling, but I don't find this to be true at all." Just one of Donna's out- standing features is her beautiful, crystal -blue eyes, and although last sea- son and the early part of this year found her wear- ing shades of brown and beige eye shadow, she now has a brand new look that incorporates some of the Movies on Channel 3 THURSDAY, 11:30 P.M.—"BAD LANDS". Stars Noah Beery Jr., Guinn Williams, Robert Barrat. A nine -man posse, under attack by Apaches on one side, is beset by a crazed half-breed killer on the other. FRIDAY, 11:30 P.M.—"THE BUCCANEER". Stars Yul Brynner, Charlton Heston.- During the War of 1812, Gen- eral Andrew Jackson's dependence on the help of pirate Jean Lafitte is complicated by the Governor's daughter. SATURDAY, 11:30 P.M.—"COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR Stars William Holden, Lilli Palmer. A naturalized Swedish executive is blackmailed by the British government to spy on the Nazis during the war. SUNDAY, 2:00 P.M.—"THE NUTTY PROFESSOR". Stars Jerry Lewis, Stella Stevens. A college professor acidental- ly discovers a formula which changes his appearance and personality. Movies on Channel 6 FRIDAY, 1:00—"THE KILLER WHO WOULDN'T DIE". (1976) A former homicide detective comes out of retire- ment after a friend, an undercover agent, is found dead. Stars Mike Connors, Mariette Hartley, James Shigeta, Robert Hooks. SATURDAY MIDNIGHT—"THE DEADLY GAME". (1976) A New York undercover officer named Frank Serpico as- signed to the Narcotics Squad connects a loan shark to a drug smuggling operation. (Pilot for the series.) Stars David Birney, Burt Young, Tom Atkins. SATURDAY, 2:00—"VANISHING AFRICA". (1977) The wildlife of the Dark Continent is locked in a struggle against the encroachment of man and modern technology. SUNDAY MIDNIGHT—"THE GLASS HOUSE". (1972) A grim depiction of a power struggle among inmates within a state penitentiary. Stars Alan Alda, Vic Morrow, Clu Gul- ager, Dilly Dee Williams, Dean Jagger. RETURN WITH US TO." Bi 1 Ot•.en iittd THE NOISY OPENING OF THE RADIO SHCMI GANG BUSTERS. FEATURING THE SOUND EFFECTS OF MARCHING FEET, MACHINE-GUN FIRE ANO WAIT ING SIRENS, CONTRIBUTED TO THE ENGLISH LANGIJAGE THE PHRASE 'COMING ON LIKE GANG BUSTERS" Thlibtelp RAMP .I► .014 %Nr,ga. bright, vivid tones of her wardrobe. - "I had to do a photo ses- sion," says Donna, "and the makeup artist convinced me to try some new colors on my eyes, like plum and lavender combinations and shades of deep teal or smoky blue. At first I thought it would look too harsh, but I found that if the colors are deep, rich tones and not just flashy, bright colors, it really en- hances my face." In addition, Donna lines the inside lower rim of each eye with a deep blue pencil to enhance her eye color. Blondes with green or grey eyes'can also use this shade, but brown -eyed blondes should stick to a brown pencil for lining. Because Donna has the traditional light complex- ion that is normally associ- ated with blond hair, she takes special care in choos- ing products as well as col- ors for foundation, blusher and lipstick. - "When I'm not on the set working," says the bub- bling and beautiful Donna, "I don't use a foundation. Instead I find that a trans- lucent powder works best, especially because my skin is oily and it helps cut down on the shine. "To add color," she con- tinues, "I use a light brown shading rouge to accent my cheekbones and nose and then highlight with blusher in shades of mauve, wine or bright pink, following through with similar -shades for my lipsticks. "Blondes have to be es- pecially careful," con- . cludes Donna, "that the colors they choose and the amount of makeup they wear does not make them look like a 'Cupie doll.' There is a fine line be- tween looking just right and appearing overly made up." Next week: Dallas' Mor- gan Brittany and beauty - tips for brunettes. GANG BUSTERSCALL FOR CITIZENS' HELP IN TRACKING DOWN CRIMINALS WAS r]REDITEU win -o HELPING ei THE CAPTURE O NIJMEROIJS PUBLIC. ENEMIES. wires THE CO-OPERATION OP LEAD/NG LAw-EN/'ORCEA,ENT OFFICIALS OF THE UN/TEC STATES, OANrd BusrERS PRESENTS FAC rs /N THE RELENTLESS WAP Or THE POLK:E ON THE UNOFPWDRL O... /4/ ,A• 1// y11/71/ <, GAMa BUSreRS WAS rnE BRAINCHILD OF PRRODUCER• ()MEC TOP- WRITER PHILLIPS H LORD y SUPER BEAUTY HINTS With the holidays upon us, our calendars are filled with those very special days when we want to look our best, and the last thing in the world we need are things that go bump in the night: pimples! To combat the problen) of an unwanted blemish or two (which can result from nerves or stress among other things) famed New York City skin care expert Lydia Sarfati of Klisar Salon offers this helpful tip: Boil sterile gauze in chamomile tea. Remove gauze with a spoon and let cool; apply to pimple for about five minutes to re- duce swelling and redness. In addition, Vera Brown, a noted Hollywood skin care specialist, (whose clientele reads like a "Who's Who" of Beverly Hills) says, "If you watch ACROSS DOWN 1. Lew Wallace hero 4. Dull, stupid fellow 8. Stopper 12. Fire residue 13. Lion's sound 14. Superior: 2 wda. 15. High-school 17. Fencesubject 18. Possessive pronoun 19. Rough sketches 21. Cease -fir, 24. Burden 25. Pawn: slang 28. Ambitious ens'. goal 29. Actor Brynner 30. Dismal 81. Not home 33. Mexican fare 86. Feminine name 86. Greases 37. Famed name of 11.8. s 88. East Afrletterican 41. Bender 42. Bator, capl tai of the Mon - Bohan People's Republic 43. Leisure time 48. — D```ates, French philosopher 49. Alda or �(ne 60. Payable 61. — du Lac. Wisconsin 52 Arrests 53? Mr. Carnoy 1. Witch 2. Employ 8. Greek letter 4. Labyrinth locale • 6. Parking areae 8. Rowing implement 7. Ship repair facilities: 2 wde. 8. Holiday event 9. "Goldbrick" 10. Distinct part 11. Solidifies 18. Singer Jagger 20. Risque 21. Biblical pronoun 22. Overwhelming defeat 23. Bruin's school: abbr. DONNA MILLS your diet over the holidays, especially avoiding very rich foods, it will help keep your skin healthy and waistline trim. You should also be aware," she contin- ues, "that smoke-filled rooms, late hours, alcohol and even heating systems can cause your face to look dry and tired, and even more wrinkled." Her solution includes re- membering your moistur- izer every day and being sure to give, yourself a thorough facial cleansing every night, no matter how many martinis you had at that party! Course for r nervous speakers An evening course on pub- • lic speaking that begins at the University of Guelph on Wednesday, Feb. 2 should help beginners and the more experienced to- overcome jitters. "Fear is every speaker's problem in • varying degrees," says lecturer Mary Mulholland. "People usually lack self-confidence because they have not had enough practice or feedback on their performances. Often they don't know their good points or poor points as speakers." Some fear is good and natural, according to the specialist. "Extra adrenalin gives power • and .energy, so the trick is to learn how to control and channel it. Ac- tors and speakers who become too complacent are dull," she notes. In the course, Mrs. Mul- holland will provide the _ group with much practice and discussion of each short speech. Topics include speaking techniques such as voice and breath control, relaxation methods, timing, - pacing, gestures and audi- ence contact. Useful tips for organizing and writing a speech will be presented. Since speakers often find visual aids extremely useful, Mrs. Mulholland intends to • discuss and compare the merits and disadvantages of methods. such as films, slides, overheads, flip charts and the blackboard. For information or to register in this ten session course, contact Continuing Education Division, Room 103 Johnston Hall, Univer- sity of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, NIG 2W1 or phone (519) 824-4120, extension :1956. Vacation for animals For two months a year the zoo in Tokyo is shut down so the animals can have a va- cation from all those prying eyes and all those noisy peo- ple. 24. Entices 28. Gilbert end —, composer` 27. By and by 28. Positive 30. Postmen's delivery 32. Make lace 34. Complained: lamented 86. Barber's call 37. Limo and pinto 38. '!Hang ten" 39. Margarine 40. U.S. educator 41. Strikebreaker: slang 44. Southern state: abbr. 45. Feminine name 48. "— Mise Brooke," TV oldie 47. Fishing gear C R 0 5 S W 0 R D s