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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-03-08, Page 19The followin THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 0:00 D"niverSity of the Air 13' 6,30 Canadian Cartoons 13 -7:00 .Canada A.M. Show 18- 8:00 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 8;30 Tronbie with Tracy 13. 8:48 Mr.Pressnp 0 and 10 9:00° Yoga. 13 0:15 °Atario Schoola 8 and 10,, 0:30.Romper Room 13 10:00 Ladies' Fare 13 Canadian Schools 10 ° 10:30 Friendly giant and 10 10;45 Om Helene 8 and 10 11.00 Sesame Street 0 and .10 11:30 Beat -the Clock 13. 0 12:00 Cartoons 10 and 13 Lassie 8 12:30 Market Place 8 News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 12:45 Afternoon Movie 10 Town and Country 8 1:00 Matinee Movie 8 1:30 Eye Bet 13 2:00 Anything Yo Can Do 18 2:20 Fashions in ewing 10 2:30 Ladies' Wo Figure Skating Champs. 13 81 Galloping Gourmet 8 Shirley Taylor 10 3:00 :Another World 13 Take Thirty 10 and 8 3:30 What's The Good Word 13 Edge of Night 8 and 10 4:00 The F 1intstones 13 Family _ Court 8 and 10 4:30 I Dream of Jeannie 13 Drop-in . 8 and 10 5:00 Bonanza 13 .. Green Acres 8 My Three Sons 10 530 Reach for the Top 10. Truth or Consequences 8 6:00 Scan 13 . Insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10 6:30 Fancily Affair 13 Barnaby Jones 8 FYI News 10 7:00 George 13 Midweek Magazine . 10 7:30 The Little People 13 Irish Rovers 8 Bob Newhart Show 10 8:00 Carol Burnett 8 and 10 Streets of San, Franeisco 13 0:00 George Kirby Show 13 Thurs. Nite Movie and 10 9:30 Here Come the 70's 13 10:00 Circle of Fear 13 11:00 CTV National News 13 The National News 8, 10 11,20 News,, Weather, Sporis, 11:40 Bri" - Reports 16' w8.4y4-3. 0 11:45 Stampede Wrestling 8 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 Movie for Tonite 10 - 1:20 Concern 13 FRIDAY, MARCH 9 6:00 University of the Air 13 6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13 7;00 Canada A.M. Show 13 8:00 Ontario Schools 8_ and 10 8:46 Mr. Dressup 8 and 10 9:00 Yoga 13 9:15 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 9:30 Romper Room 13 10:00 Ladies' Fare. 13 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 and 10 10:45 Chez Helene 8 and iO 11:00 Sesame Street 8 and 10 11:30 Beat the Clock 13 12:00 Cartoons 10 and 13 Lassie 8 12:30 Market Place 8 News at Noon 10 \ Mike Douglas Show 13 12:45 Afternoon Movie 10 .Town and Country 8 1:00 Matinee Movie, 8 1:30 Eye Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can Do 13 2:20 Fashions in Sewing 10 2:30 Market Place 10 Galloping Gourmet 8 Somerset 13 THE manor WHERE THE . INN ... CROWD IS Features .. N 1 G H T L Y ENTERTAINMENT Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. JIM HUMPHAGE Starting Monday, Mar. 12 BILL HARRISON Daily Luncheon Special NOW-- ENJOY FRESH MADE PIZZA 5 p.m. till Midnight WINGHAM 304104 Monad Under L.h.B.13. g progratT4,: fisted l:14 supplied by the,TV stations, are subject to Change. 8.30 Twilight Theatre (2) 0" FYI News 10 Fancily Affair 13 - 7:00 New ,Dick Van Dyke 10 Paul Lynde Show 13 7:30 Circle Eight Ranch 8 . Temperatures Rising 10 Headline Hunters 13 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore a, 10 Bob Hope Special 13 8;30 Flip Wilson 8 and 10 9:00 Spec. T.B.A. 13 9:30 Front Page Challenge 8 and 10 Ian Tyson Show 13 10:00 Our Costly Cleanup 8 Marcus Welby MD 13 10:30 Man Alive 8 • . 11:00 The National News 8, 10. CTV National News 13 -11:20 News, Weather ' Sports 8,10,13 3.00 Take Tom.8 and 18 4:30 Medica Ed/plotters 0, 10 Ar,totber World 10 Sunday Supper Show. 13 3:30, FAO of. Night 8 and 10 What's. the Good .Word;, 13 .4;00' Family Court 8 and .10 The 'Flinistones 10 4;30 Drop -1n 0 and 10 • Dream of Jeannie 13 • 5:00 Green Acres 0 My Three Sons. 1,0.° Bonanza 13 5:30 ,Truth ` or Consequences 8 Let'.s "Make a Deal 10. 8:00 Insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10 Scan 13 6:3Q Lawrence Welk . 8 ' FYI News 10 Family" Affair 13 7:00. The Odd Couple 10 The Brady Bunch 13 7:30 Maude 8 (2' Sanford and Son 10 Jacques Cousteau 13 8:00 MASH. 8 , and 10 8:30 All in the Family 8' and 10 Friday Night Movie 13 9:00 Nature Family 8 and 10 10:00 Who Am I? 8 Hawaii Five -0 10 The FBI 13 10:30 Clochmerle 8 • 11:00 Th National News 8, 10 CTV National News 13 11:20 News, Weather Sports ' 8, 10, 13 11:40 Briar Reports 10 11:45 Starlight Theatre 8 12:00 Late ate 13 Movie for Tonight 10 1:40 Concern 13' SATURDAY, MARCH 10 6:53 Concern 13 7:00 Uncl Bobby Show 13 8:00 Canadian Cartoon 13 830 Maigrichon et Gras 10 Arts 100 " 13 9:00 Littlest Hobo 10 Tree House 13 9;30 Hilarious House of Frightenstein 10 Canadian Roller Derby 13 10:00;;Major Plum Pudding 8 10:30"Alphabet Soup 8 Prof. Moffett 10 Waterville Gang 13 11:00 Junior Talent Hour 8 Live and Laugh 10 Puppet People 13 11:30 Story Theatre 13 12:00. Spiderman 8 Reach forthe Top 10 Cartoon Capers 13 ..12:30 Littlest Hobo 8 :00 Mr: lip's Outdoor Sportsman 10 Saturday Theatre 13 1:30 Reach for the Top 8 Mr. Chips 10 2:00 Canadian College Sports 8 Canadian Curling Cham- • pionships 10 2:30 Outdoors Unlimited 13 3:00 World Men's Figure Skat- ing Championships 13 3:00 Bandstand 13 World Four -man Bobsled Championship 10. 4:00 Outdoor Sportsman 8 World Cup Skiing 10 4:30 Baptist Pentecostal 8 Sports Week 10 5:00 Bugs Bunny, Roadrunner 8 and 10 Bandstand 13 6:00 Supper Show '8 Adam -12 10 Sports Beat '73.13 6:30 FYI News .10 Scan 13 7:00 Maude 10 Spec.: There's No Time to Love, Charlie Brown. 13 7:30 Sfngalong Jubilee 8 On the Buses 10 8:00 Hockey Night in Canada 8 and 10 Academy Performance 13 10:00 Wrestling 13 10:30 Countrytime 8 and 10 11:00 The National News 8, 10 CTV National News 13 11:15 Provincial Affairs 8, 10 11:20 News, Weather, Spts. 8. 10 11:45 Starlight Theatre 8 Movie for Tonight 10 12:06 Late Date Movie 13 1:35 Concern 13 SUNDAY, MARCH 11 6:00 Canadian Cartoons 13 6:30 Uncle Bobby Show 13 7:30 Arts 100 13 8:00 Tree House 13 8:30 Ontario School§ 8 and 10 • Crossroads 13 9:00 Day of Discovery 13 9:30 Rex Humbard 13 10:30 Quelle Famille 8 and 10 Niven Miller Sings 13 11:00 Right On 8 Hymn Sing 10 Church Service 13 11:30 East of the Sun 8 Junior Talent Hour 10 12:00 Rex Humbard 8 Canadian Cartoons 13 12:30 Family Finder 10 Talent Showcase 13 1:00 Focus on the Farm 8 Roy Jewell Farm Show 10 1:30 Country Canada 8 and 1.0 Weekend Journal 13 2:00 Youth Confrontation 8 WHA Hockey 10 3:00 Under Attack 10 4:00 Time to Remember 8, 10 Red Flair 18 ASKETT'5 APPLIANCE CENTRE Westinghouse Panasonic Tapes—Records dooPALM HSN 343.3512. • 5:00 Music to See 8 and 10 ' 5 30 ingtime 8 wonderful Wor d or Dis- ney 10 0:00 Wonder#U1 World „ u� ey.8 8;30 Act Feat 10 The Untamed World 13 7:00 Beachcombers 8 and. 10 Amazing W6rid of Ivrea- kin 13 7:30 Black Beauty .8 and 10 Spec. The Red Pony 13 8:00 To the Wild' Country 8, 10 8;30 Mannix 13' 9:00 Sunday et Nine 8 and ,10 9:30 A Touch of Grace 13 10:00 Weekend 8 and 10 -Spc. human Journey 13 11:00 The National News 8, 10 CTV National News 13 11:15 Nation's Business 8, 10 11;20 News, Weather Sports 8, 10and 13 11:45 Pierre Berton 8 Under Attack 10 Question Period 13 12:15 Late Date 13 , MONDAY, MARCH 12 6:00 University of the Air 13 6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13 7:00 Canada AM Show 13 8:00 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 '8:30 Trouble with Tracy 13 8:45 Mr. Dreisup 8 and 10 9.00 Yoga 13 9:15 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 9:30 Romper Room 13 10:00 Ladies' Fare 13 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 and 10 10:45 Chez Helene 8 and 10 11:00 Sesame Street 8 and '10 11:30 Beat the Clock 13 12:00 Cartoons 10 and 13 12:30 Market PlaCe News at Noon 10" Mike Douglas Show 13 12:45 Afternoon Movie 10 Town and COuntry 1:00 Matinee Movie 8 1:30 Eye Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can DO 13 2:20 Fashions in- Sewing 10 Galloping Gourmet 8 2:30 Dick Berryman 10 Somerset 13 3:00 Take Thirty 8 and 10 Another World 13 3:30 Edge of Night 8 and 10 What's the Good Word 13 7: The- Flintstones 13 rDream of Jeannie 13 5:00 Green 'Acres 8* My Three Sons 10 Bonanza 13 5:30 Truth or Consequences 8 Let's Make a Deal 10 6:00 Insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10 Scan 13 6:30 Twilight Theatre (1) 8 FYI News 10 Family Affair 13 7:00 Gunsmoke 10 Doris Day Show 13 7:30 Rollin' 13 8:00 Partxidg Family. 8 and 10 Here's Lucy 13 8:30 Cannon 8 and 10 Miss Teen Cinada Pageant 13 , 9:30 This Is The Law 8 and 10 Pig and Whistle 13 10:00 Man at the Centre 8, 10 Bert Bachnrach Special No. 3 13 11:00 National News 8, 10 CTV National News 13 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 8, 10 and 13 11:40 Briar Reports 10 11:45 Classic Theatre 8 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 Horror Classics 10 1:30 Concern 13 TUESDAY, MARCH 13 6:00 University of the Air 13 6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13 7:00 Canadian AM Show 13 8:00 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 8:30 Trouble with Tracy 13 8:45 Mr. Dressup 8 and 10 9:00 Yoga 13 9:15 Ontario Schools 8 and I0 9:30 Romper Room 13 10:00 Canadian Schools 10 Ladies' Fare 13 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 and 10 10:45 Chez Helene 8 and 10 11:00 Sesame Street 8 and 10 11:30 Beat the Clock 13 12:00 Cartoons 10 and 13 Lassie 8 12:30 Market Place 8 News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 12:45 Town and Country 8 Afternoon Movie 10 1:00 Matinee Movie 8 1:30 Eye' Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can Do 13 2:20 Fashions in Sewing 10 2:30 Dick BerrYman 10 Somerset 13 3:00 Take Thirty 8 and 10 Another World 13 3:30 Edge of Night 8 and 10 What's the Good Word 13 4:00 Family Court Wand 10. Flintatones 13 4:30 Drop-in 8 and 10 I Dream of Jeannie 13 5:00 Green AcreS '8 My Three Sons 10 , Bonanza 13 5:80 Truth or Censequences 8 Going Places 10 6:00 Insight News 6 Pierre Berton 10 Scan 18 NOTHING TO FEAR—A pair of zebras gr'aze without con - (cern in the presence of a double-deckeP busload of sight- • seers at the Afrian Lion Safari and Game, Farm near Rockton, OM, vris 11:40 Briar Reports 10 11:45 Friday Night'8 . Taman Theatre 10 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 1:30 Concern 13 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 6:00 University of th Air 13 6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13 7:00 Canada AM Show 13 8:00 Ontario Schools 8 and 10 8:30 Treuble with Traty 8:45 Mr. Dressup 8 and 10 9:15 Ontario Schools 8 and r 9:30 Romper Room 13 - 10:60 Ladies' Fare 13 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 and 10 10.45 Chez Helene 8 and 10 11:00 Sesame Street 8 and 10 . 11:30 Beat the Clock 13 12:00 Cartoons 10 and 13 Lassie 8 12:30 Markt Place 8 News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 12:45 Town and Country 8 Afternoon Movie 10 1:00 Matinee Movie 8 1:30 Eye Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can Do 13 2:20 Fashions in Sewing 10 2:30 Dick Berryinan 10. Galloping Gourmet 8 Somerset 13 3:00 Take Thirty Et and 10 Another World 13 3:30 Edge of Night 8 and 10 What's the Good Word 13 4:00 Family Court 8 and 10 The Flintstones 13 4:30 Drop-in 8 and, 10 I Dream of Jeannie 13 tonariza 13 5:30 Truth or Consequences - a Let's Make a Dea1.10 6:00 Insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10 Scan 13 6:30 Gunsmoke 8 FYI News 10 Family Affair 13 7:00 Emergency "Boot" 10 Mission Impossible 13 7:30 Don Messer 8 8:00 This Land 8 and 10 Hockey Night 13 8:30 Man at the Top 10 Wonder of It All 8 9:30 Images of Canada 8 and 10 10:30 Adieu Alouette 8 and 10 File 13 11:00 The National News 8, 10 CTV National News 13 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 11:40 Briar Reports 10 11:45 Festival Theatre 8 Movie for Tonight 10 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 1:20 Concern 13 Almost three naillion people % Watched Dan Gibson and his 'family oflittle goslings when they were originally seen, on the CBC 'Teleilision network last March. According, to the network's special audience enjoyment survey it was one of the .mosten- :joyed shows on television last ',season. And so, by popular request, it returned last Friday evening, three little goslings 'gently pushing Tommy Hunter ,right off the toob and waddling their way into many Canadian hearts. The three goslings were just ' nicely hatched at Kortright Park 'Wildlife Sanctuary in Ontario when they, met Gibson's sons, Danny and Gordon, even before .3/ley met.their parent birds. They Thought they belonged to the boys and began to follow- them and • from then until they reached adulthood, birds and boys were inseparable. They followed them ;everywhere and when it came time for them to fly, young Gor- don was the teacher and' in imi- tating him, they filially learned .what their wings were for and ',Managed to get of the ground. The sad part of it all was that, eventually, the friends had to part. The great part of it all was that Gibson is one of the finest nature photographers and film- , makers we have and what aririvi- ' lege to see these goslings growing up and watch the developments. their God-given instincts an thuch of the camera work, the cinematography and the nature sound recording. It was One of the specials presented by Shell Canada in their series "The Shell Collection", being shown through- out this season. The next one will feature playwright Tennessee. NO TIME FOR LOVE FOR PEANUTS GANG •Trapped in a seemingly -end- less round of mini -traumas in- volving report cards, new math, exams, science projects and other adult -ordered torments, the Peanuts gang finds that "There's No Time For Love, Charlie Brown" a half-hour animated special, based on Charles Schulz's comic strip, to be tele- cast over CKCO-TV Saturday, March 10, 7-7:30 p.m. Along with the regular gang, two Peanuts characters who have not shared the television spotlight before—Franklin and Marcie - will be featured. Williams. You may not have wanted your children watching the first "Purple Playhouse" production or some of the ones that follow, but if it's any help, I can assure you that the bad guy always hOW By Vonni Lee . loses, good , always conquers. 'PP'. is going back to the Vic- torian plays, some tremendous pieces that can make today's goodies pale in comparison. 'But in Victorian days, YOu paid dearly for nanghtiness so men like Sweeney Todd don't hang around top Jong. • What a showcase Sweeney Toddwas for the talents of Barry Morse! Seldom has he brought to life a role like this one; he was the perfect Demon Barber of Fleet Street'. 'Fleet Street' was a Toronto studio, where the master hand of Nicolai .Soloviov re-created the foggy streets of old London where danger lurkedaround every quiet crooked little corner. The film was also partly made on location on Toronto's waterfront. , Originally written by Geerge Dibdin Pitt,' the playwas adapted and directed for television by Herb Roland Who. will do more of the PP series. YOu have goodies like "Dracula" to look forward to, with many top Canadian actors and actresses performing after much too long an absence. It may not be good for you if you have a weak heart and it sure won't help the young have sweet dreams, but "Purple Playhouse" promises to be fine adult enter- tainment for a Sunday evening at 9. 0-0-70 Former regular Pat Hervey - again, joins Tommy Hunter this show; also ' biestirig' lie Bill Anderson. On Sunday evening 'at 8, another wildlife special, with Johri and Janet Foster, will be shown on the CBC. It will take you to Algonquin park and will be narrated by Lorne Greene. On a `Tuesday Night" special at 10, a deeply -moving story ,on suicide and soCiety's attitudes toward it. the .Pain" is written, produced and directed by Grahame Woods; interviews with several people will be shown, including one with a young woman who tells the story of her attempt which failed. list Slone SHOW Snowinebilers vhol are log for new trails and new the needn't •despair; Ministry • .i0 Natural Resources workers have just opened up ahnost 20 miles of new one . and two -Way trails . in 'Levant and Dousie, the north -0 west. townships of Lanark Coilnty, With a'link up to trails maintained, .by the:county and a system of ' ploughed and Un- ploughed roads2 the entire net- work winds around for More than 80 miles. Lavant and . Dalhousie ° is "Shield Country" and may,he just the right break froth gentler terrain for serious, egperienced snowmobilers, . The rugged trails dip and dive .through, .the rocky hills and ravines; skirt frozen lakes surrounded by silent forests and twist through every variety of landscape; climbing upwards from conifer swampsthey pan through upland woodlotsOf oak and maple to the scrub bushes and red oak on the rocky ridges. The rough going at@ challenges are worth it. At one point the trail corkscrews up Bottle P Lake Mountain to. a lookout point,near the summit, 1,100 feet abovesea level. From here there's a 180 - degree view to the west and on a clear day you can see for 25 miles. Lower down, on the back trail to the .lookouts is another stopping place with a 20' -mile view to the east. For ice fishing snowmobilers there's an extra: the trails pass. several lakes stocked, by the natural resources'. fish and :wild- life staff. At Bottle Lake itself the fish is brook trout: at Paddy Lake it's rainbow, and at Park Lake, Bowers Lake and Woods Lake, a little ice fishing .;might bring :in pickerel, pike or bass. For those who forget lunches there are res- taurant facilities near Robertson Lake,; for those who didn't, waste containers have been placed at a number of points on the trail system .and in the main parking lot on the side road Ieading to Wilbur, south of Lavant Station. Snowmobile trail maps are avail- able from the ininistry of natural resources headquarters north of Lanark. Special trails for cross-countrY skiers, hikers and snowshoers are now being planned for a separate area by natural re-, Snow depths have produced good snow machine access to Sudbury District trout lakes such as Penage, Path and Wanapitae. In the Levack and Cartier area ' Snider Lake, Pole Line Lake, Second Lake and Morisseau Lake ha -ye been producing excellent brook trout fishing; while those close to the Worthington area will enjoy fishing for "brooks" in Mud and Ross Lakes. Big pike are still being caught in Nepewassi Lake and close to West Arm Bridge, Lockridge Tournament will draw players from Canada, States The ninth annual Wingham Midget Hockey Tournament will get under way on Tuesday, March 20th and continue until Sunday, March 25th. From a small beginning of eight teams in 'B' classification in 1965 it has grown to 32 teams in 'AAA', 'A', 'B' and 'C' classifica- tions. It also has grown up and added some international fla- vour. When the tournament was four years old they added two 'A' teams for an exhibition series. The following year Detroit was here to take home the cup, only to be denied by St. Phillips of Toronto. However, in '70 and '71 Detroit were victorious but lost to Waterloo last year. Since the tournament expanded PAY pop COPF BS " Chicago, too, entered from across the border and this year that city has entered two teams in the 'AAA' series. 'Buffalo entered this year but when they learned they would be in playoffs at home they had to fall by the wayside. Water- loo will be back to defend their title this year. Oshawa and Welland are new to that ser es along with London, Detroit, o- ronto and the two Chicago t • In the 'A' series Orillia will re- turn ta• defend the trophy and Dunnville, who won last year's consolation, will be trying harder than ever to win the champion- ship round. Three new entries from Orangeville, Owen Sound and Whitby will add new spice to this group.. The 'IV series will see teams closer to our area. Meaford will be back in their black and gold colours to defend the original cup of the tournament. Gravenhurst will return to do better than the consolation championship won last year. However, Exeter and Acton are complete unknowns to this tournament. They have entered for the first time and might like to have some say about who is the top team. Kin- cardine and Petrolia are also tough to beat as Wingham fans have realized in the past. Nia- gara -on -the -Lake will be back flashing their green and white colours and making a name for themselves. The 'C' series will see local area competition as usual. Durham, always a rugged hockey town, will be defending the cham- pionship honors while Lucknow, last year's consolation winners, will be back to better themselves. Wiarton, the unknown and new team to the group, decided to come south along with Clinton moving in to Join the local melee which includes Forest, Watford, Lucan and Wingham. Lately the Wingham team of Danny Mont- gomery's has been peaking and should be at their high point for the tournament. Wingliam hasn't had their name inscribed on a trophy since 1969 and are hungry for that last stretch drive. They will be the team to watch for local sports. The tournament presents a long, busy week for the Wingham arena and the many people who so willingly give of their time and their rooms at home. Many boys are billeted at private homes and without such kind hospitality it would be most difficult to host the 600 people who engulf the arena that week. Along with the players and coaches there is always a good following of fans and parents on hand. Certainly the downtown area takes on a differ- ent air that week. Wingham is looking forward • to that busy hockey -filled week during the school spring break! ! per foot. A. 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