The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, August 25, 1982, Image 9

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    iattalion
August 25
Battalion
August 25, 1982
TUDY BREAKS
11,1
lovies
ck theaters for specific
land prices. Movies sub-
j to change without notice.
listings are current
ough press time.
Campus
Theater:
846-6512
Trek II: The Wrath of
in: The second in the Star
ikmovie series, supposed-
tter than the first, with a
0re action-packed plot. For
ikkies, consider this a se
ll to one of the TV epi-
fjdes — “Space Seed.” PG.
photo by Daniil
ito Mosher!
‘guage i
■MSC Grove:
845-1515
1 e’ve Never Been Licked:
An age-old corny film about
Aggies in the good old days.
Now it’s more of an Aggie
cult film. Saturday at 8:45
p.m.
Animal House: National
Lampoon presents an uproa
rious satire on fraternity life.
Set on the campus of a small
private college, the pictue
takes us into two fraternity
houses: the groomed, sophis
ticated Omegas and the De
lta house, which is a collec
tion of misfits and rulebreak-
ers led by John Belushi as
Bluto. Free admission. Mid
night Saturday.
Rudder
Theater
Fame: Tracing a group of
students at New York’s cele
brated Performing Arts
High School, “Fame” high
lights the ambition and crazy
energy that spurs these crea
tive people on. R. Wednes
day at 7:30 p.m.
Clash of the Titans:
Perseus, son of Zeus, must
brave the wrath of Venus as
he strives to save Androme
da from the terrible
Kraaken. Along the way, he
must deal with a series of the
vile creatures and unusual
allies. R. Thursday at 7:30
and 9:45.
Manor East
823-8300
Cheech and Chong’s
Things are Tough All Over:
Tommy Chong plays a man
iacal Arab with a nose only a
camel could love. Cheech
plays his brother whose head
is made up to look like a bil-
lard ball with a hair trans-
lant. Expect the same laid-
ack dopers we’re all used to.
R.
Star Wars: Yes, the original
Star Wars! That classic west
ern movie with the galactic
setting. Hans Solo is still
t
mobile and Luke Skywalker
is the typical space-age teena
ger turned hero. Rated PG.
An Officer and a Gentle
man: Richard Gere stars as
Zach Mayo, an officer candi
date who learns what it takes
to become a gentleman. De
bra Winger is Paula, the
young woman he meets and
falls in love with. R.
Post Oak Mall
Cinema
764-0616
The Soldier: Ken Wahl
plays a kind of free-lance
adventurer who stands be
tween terrorists and a plot
that could touch off World
War III. R.
E.T.: An alien from a dis
tant planet is stranded on
earth by his mother ship and
hidden by a small boy. They
learn from each other how to
grow up alone on their re
spective planets. PG.
Friday the 13th, Part III:
The body count continues as
the killer, wearing a spooky
hockey mask in this 3-D film,
stalks his prey. R.
Schulman Six
775-2468
Secret of NIMH: A
widowed mouse calls on
some tough, smart rats to
help save her family from ex
terminators in this animated
feature. G.
Rocky III: Sylvester Stal
lone stars as everyone’s favo
rite boxer, Rocky. In this fea
ture, Rocky is rich and fights
to stay that way, along with
savoring his pride. Starring
the same old characters from
the past two Rocky films. PG.
The Best Little Whore
house in Texas: First the
Whorehouse papers, then
the play and now the movie.
All of course are about one of
the greatest Texas traditions
— The Chicken Ranch and
I YOU Mill! S SAFEWAY SUPER SAVERS SAVE YOU MONEY! (S)SAFEWAY SUPER SAVERS SAVE YOU MONEY! (S)SAFEWAY SUPER SAVERS SAVE YOU MONEY!
* A®!
v/lH
,pT0
0001
i
ODDS CHART
n all participating
Prize
Value
Number
of Prizes
Odds with
1 Ticket
Odds with
13 Tickets
Odds With
26 Tickets
‘WOO
47
1:310,441
1:13,(94
1:11,049
‘1000
W
1:155,314
1:11,949
1:5,074
'H*
111
1:71,159
1:4,973
1:3,037
443
1:30,144
1:1,374
111,197
W7
1:15,415
1:1,194
1:505
»»•
4,400
1:3,107
1:239
1:110
‘S
*,3M
1:1,533
1:111
1:50
•1 iMtNMt
ll»,UJ
1:74.7
1:3.»
1:1.0
Totd
ID1,f71
1:70.1
1:5.4
1:2.7
Cuwno Bmgo is sva^aDta at 9T Saleway Slorus located in Southeast and Southcentral Texas
Game m scheduled to begin July ’5 1982 and end October 13. 1982 However, it officially
ends upon distributor, of alt game tickets When the total mimber 0 I approved wmoets ot any
oil the gome pruet laa set lorth in the odds chart) • achieved then that specific prue category
terrmnefton at announced in our advertisements or they
win be lorterted
h« promotion
mcnvi adoost i«. mi
WIN t b o p $ 20008 $ I ODOi $ 500! * 100! $ 50!
$ 2000 WINNERS! $ 1000 WINNERS! MOO
WINNERS!
ALFRED AM. CADWELL
HOUSTON, TEXAS
DEBORAH LOPEZ
PORT ARTHUR, HAAS
JOHN C. TREADWELL
AUSTIN, TEXAS
1000 WINNERS!
MICHAEL LUTZ
HOUSTON, TEXAS
BILLIE F. FOSTER
MONTGOMERT, TEXAS
MARY I. EICKENHORST
CAMERON, nXAS
STEVEN TRIBUE
AUiTIN, TEXAS
THELMA SHORTEN
HCUSTON, TEXAS
$ 500 WINNERS!
RCHARD POE
IOUST0N, TEXAS
JOINNY MANIS
HOUSTON, TEXAS
JUAMD M. SANCHEZ
CONROE, TEXAS
VIOLA F. GRANTHAM
HOUSTON, TEXAS
JANICE SHIELDS
HOUSTON, TEXAS
YVONNE SHEEHAN
CAMERON, TEXAS
VERNAL JOHNSON
AUSTIN, TEXAS
BETTY WHITEHEAD
NEDERLAND, TEXAS
VIVIAN WATTS
PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI
SEARCY LEROY TAYLOR
HOUSTON, TEXAS
BOB LEMMONS
BATTOWN, TEXAS
DAVID F. MOSHER
AUSTIN, TEXAS
ELIZABETH McMURRAY
AUSTIN, TEXAS
BOBBY RAY LYNN
LARS JACKSON, TEXAS
Jo
CRAGMONT COLA"
AND ASSORTED FLAVORS
SNOW STAR
ICE CREAMl
ilh'lO." , ;
or Mort, leu
:os. AdMfflil
lular Price. ' „
RED
HOT
L SPECIAL li
RED
HOT
SPECIAL!,
| THOMPSON I
SEEDLESS
■grapes
RED
HOT
PRICE!
o # o o
U)l2 0z.
Cans
^Gallon
. . On .
RED
HOT
SPECIAL!!
PEPSI,
DIET PEPSIN
PEPSI LIGHT
! MT. DEW
H S & F BEV. CO.
RED
HOT
»SPECIAL!
Ijl*
Lb.
FRESH*
BROCCOLI
California
i!0'
■hot I
PRICE!,
Pack
i!2 0z.
Cons
UMIT +
6 PACKS
!'12 0zJ
p. Cans
Avoitablo of CSSS
Store* With
S A F Bon. Co. -
Bunch
RED
HOT
>ECIAL!J
, Leitioi 11 ^ 1
WHY PAY MORE?
DAIRY ,
FRESH MILie ,,l<,!
Lucerne V2%.
Low Fat
iMHk
Gallon
Blossom Timo $ Wm 1
S & F BEV. CO.
GALLO
WIRES
RED
HOT
SPECIAL!
Rhino, Chablis Blanc,
Rod Rose', Hearty
Burgundy, & Pink Chabli*
H0NEYDEW
MELONS
Largo Size
RED
■hot |
PRICE!;
m
. Ea.
Homogenized
Milk
!Carlo Rossi 3 M rs 3 3 ’
E
COLGATE
TOOTHPASTE
Regular, Wlntorffrosh
RED
HOT
^SPECIAL!.
HEAD &
SHOULDERS
RED
HOT
^SPECIAL!
or S.2 Ox. Ool
30 c OFF LABELI.
SHAMPOO
Flower Shoppe Special!
BOSTON
HANGING BASKETS
6 Inch
50 c OFF
lLABEL!
$ r)f
|FFECfl Vf
HIS AD
THRU *5* !
26-29, if
UN NAfL
9 Oz.
Tube I
comuMT mr inrun rtmra. i
Ea
mtes EFTFCTTVT THURS THRU SUN.. MSUST 26-2S. 19S2 m BRYAN, C.S. ~
READY TO SERVE SHOP!
ORANGE
RIND
' /e MUENSTER
MR NT SPECIAL!
HAFNIA
DANISH
HAM
RER HOT SPECIAL!
Amltabli Ht Store* wtfti Choose Table*.
Lb.
Avaitable at Stent* with Mi's
— M II II l ■Hi
FRESH «■«««€,.„
FRENCH JL AC
bread ^OT
Available at Stores with Bakeries.
f/mm $2.00 OFF!
! ^
I is? ■ Tli;', Vim TOILS', "cIotm WrT,i7m, g;
run
MIT II
no. 5 r
its ultimate downfall. Star
ring Burt Reynolds and Dol
ly Parton. Woooweee! R.
Six Pac: Kenny Rogers
quits singing long enough to
star in this film. He plays a
race-car driver who employs
a kiddie pit crew and ends up
the hero. PG.
The World According to
Garp: Robin Williams stars
as T. S. Garp, an unusual
man who sees the world in a.
very unusual way. Based on
the best-selling novel by John
Irving. R.
Summer Lovers: Another
teen sex around the world
movie. This time a romantic
triangle develops among
three young Americans on
holiday in the Greek islands.
R.
Plitt Cinema
I&II
846-6714
Young Doctors in Love:
Michael McKean stars as a
young intern who is deter
mined to be the greatest
surgeon in the world. There
is just one problem — he is
deathly afraid of using a scal
pel. McKean cures his fear of
the scalpel when he falls in
love with and has to operate
on a pretty young doctor
who has a rare disease.
Cameo appearances by soap
opera stars. R.
The Beastmaster: An epic
adventure with a new kind of
hero starring Mark Singer,
Rip Torn and Tanya
Roberts. Expect something
similar to The Sword and the
Sourcer. PG.
Rocky Horror Picture
Show: The most bizarre
treatment yet of the Frank
enstein myth, complete with
rock music, transvestism and
kinky sex. Barry Bostwick
and Susan Sarandon portray
lost travelers who wander
into Tim Curry’s castle and
experience a night to re
member. Midnight Friday
and Saturday. R.
Richard Pryor Live on
Sunset Strip: Richard gives
an 82-minute routine on
being rich, marriage, going
back to Africa and his close
encounter with a drug-
related death and makes it
funny. R.
Skyway Twin
Drive-In
822-3300
(cannonball Run: Burt
Reynolds stars in this farce
about cross-country all-star
car race. At least the cast
members, Dean Martin,
Sammy Davis, Roger Moore,
Mel Tillis, Farrah Fawcett
and others, seem to enjoy
themselves. PG.
The Pirate Movie: Christ
opher Atkins and Kristy
McNichol sing, dance and
fall in love in this rock ’n roll
version of the operetta “The
Pirates of Penzance.” PG.
Zapped: High school hust
ler Willie Aames hopes to
capitalize upon mild-
mannered scientific pal Scott
Baio’s accidental discovery of
telekinetic powers. R.
Nine to Five: The hilarious
comedy team of Jane Fonda,
Lily Tomlin and Dolly Par-
ton appear as abused and
harassed secretaries.
Music
Backstage: Thurs
day listen to Pyewackett play
old British folk songs with
old-timey instruments. Cov
er charge is $ 1.50.
Lakeview: There will
be no more dancing on
Thursday night until Sept. 2.
Friday listen to rock ’n’ roll
by Stillfinger, a Bryan-based
band. Cover is $3 and all un
escorted ladies get in for $ 1.
It’s country and western
music by American Sunrise
on Saturday —- cover charge
is $3.
Rebels : Listen to the
rock and roll harmony music
of Skies Unlimited. Happy
hour is 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. No
cover charge.
Texas Hall of
Fame: Tonight listen to
Silvercreek and drink 75y
beer. Thursday is the Debon-
naires with a $2 cover. Roy
Robbins and The Availables
play Friday. Saturday it’s
Johnny Lyon and the Coun
try Nu-Notes. Cover is $3.
October
GRE
Educational Center
TEST PREPARATION
SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938
707 Texas Ave.
In Dallas: 11617 N. Centra! Expressway
Call Days Evenings & Weekends
Plan Now
To Review
Classes Start
Sept. 4
Call 696-3196 for details.
Join our winning team...
Make money while gaining
valuable work experience as a
BATTALION
ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE
• Must be enrolled in TAMU
• Must have car
• Sales experience helpful — but we will
train.
For more information, call:
845-2611