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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-07-31, Page 20Juiv,31 t rtinsert «HIT ,Sil':Ir,ctimp . Neat People eau up ' :ret Nag w R, "ASSAULT Yui THE WAWA*, &RA, Cotten. Ts :0 t *Met 1 w sulu *aline In pee . ponem, UNDEATOIr starting J�'ilfjhyne Ham. An aor1,p J.. is° Wim ate'. his men round uppw ,We .full tin fou .sellthem to forces.° wild horses 6:30 .m.-�► °NI T' O TERROR"" Donna ate. _Eddie Win.; A ;7' Win/ eDppled while b * IOWA. wi ,face spa c>r n't identify, ands herself bel y herwalla*.' (' *A?WAY 11:40 p+pt.-,- °THE TRUTH ABOUT SPRING' ung Iii and John MillsAn ecce ie t shrewd fisher � his daughter, "al 18, .not mem any eligible a a !�. 12:10 am,.-- "THE .MEXICAN. SPITFIRE'S BABY" stzar- Lupe Nrelez and , Leon - The Spitfire and her hubby inherit an orphan but •the o Than turns out to be a gorgeous Ent .girl. w .. AY, 12:45 p m - .. MADAME' SiN starring Bette Davis and. Robert, Wag . Madame Sin is aIltpowerfu1, ageless and beatttiful, yet mem and cruel at the same time. • TUESDAY, 12:45 Pruni.!-,- °THE DAY THE FISH CAME OUT° sty ring TOin Oourtenuy and Sam Wanamaker. A high -RAW 'bombe develops ergine trouble and is forced,to ditch two atonic. bombs off a Greek fishing village. WEDNESDAY, 12:45 p.m.— "TAMMY TELL ME TRUE" starring Sandra Dee and 'John Gavin. The romantic adventures of a backwoods girl who sets out to get a college education. , Channe l 11 Entertainment THURSDAY MIDNIGHT— "AN AMERICAN IN PARIS" starring ' Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron. An ex -GI 'stays in Paris to pursue his career as an artist and finds success and romance. FRIDAY MIDNIGHT oBYE,BYE BRAVERMAN" staffing George Segal anti JackWarden. Four old buddies, friends of a writer who has just died, get together to, go to his funeral 'And attend the wrong one: 3ATIXTZAY, 110:30 "Lrew FAMILY WAY" starring Hayley Mfis and John Mills. A young couple get married . and are forced to., live with: the groom's parents and then have dif- feuity, bonsummating the marriage for many weeks. SUPT AY 1240 a.m.- "ANY WEDNESDAY" starring Jane Fonda +and Jason Robards. Six days a week., a model husband keeps tea borne fires but on Wednesday he visits his mistress in has tax-exempt executive suite. When an eager young business.. man breezes into his suite and falls for the young mistress complications arise. SUNDAY, 7:00 p.m.— 'KATE McSHANE" starring Anne Mearns and Sean -McClory.. Kate discovers she is embroiled in a trial of. nerves when the society woman she represents is accused of stabbing her own husband. Counsellor McShane is pitted against .a politically ambitious prosecuting attorney. WEDNESDAY, 11:00 p.m.— "A` BIG HAND FOR THE LITTLE LADY" starring Henry Fonda and Joanne Woodward. The wife of'. a ,compulsive gambler sashays into the back room of a Laredo, hotel in 1896 and recoups her life savings, plus a tidy profit hanriel 1.3 Entertainment THURSDAY MIDNIGHT-- °DOCTOR BLOOD'S COFFIN" starring Hazel Court, Kieron 'Moore. FRIDAY : MIDNIGHT— "SLIP STREAM" starring Luke Askew `and•;l tty ()minim. 4- . • "CALL ME, MAMA" Boob t��11��:��'t2��Q..;�p �-- - t. starring PeiAnita, berg and. Edie Adams. - IRDAY, 8:00 p.m.— "FLAP" starring Anthony Quinn and Shelley .,Winters. �TURDAYM DNIGHT-- "ONE MORE TRAIN TO ROB" starring George Pelipar`d and France Neuyn. SUNDAY, 1:00 .p.m.— "THE MAN OUTSIDE" starring /an Hef lin and Peter Vaughn. ,, UNDAY 1:00 ''CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB" starring James Stewai ,,Shirley Jones and Henry Fonda. Comedy about a bawdy house in the Old. West. MONDAY MIDNIGHT— "UNKNOWN WORLD" starring Vidor Kilian, 11ruce' Kellogg . and Marilyn Nash. ° TUESDAY MIDNIGHT— "A BEAUTIFUL KILLING" starring Chris George,Lynda Day George, Pippa Scott and Brooke Bunday. WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT— "OUTLAW'S SON" starring Dane DIark, Ben Cooper, Ellen Drew and Lori Nelson. MRS - VARN'EY SPEEDWAY 3 miles south of Durham Highway 6 ,A NO RACING, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 NO RACING, SUNDAY, AUG. 3 Sot".; Aug. 9 Mac Wiseman Show and Alfie Fromager Sun., Aug. 10;0 Regular Rating Sun., Aug. 17 Regular Racing Plus Stewart's Demo Derby Sun., Aug. 24 Regular Racing Plus Minis Sat., Aug. 30 Barbara Fairchild Saturdoy'Perforrmances 8 p.rn. - Sunday Racing 7 p.m. L IT PAYS TO BEFORE YOU BUY! iminunsononnionsumweirrimmow THIS WEEKS SPECIALS K Sheet Vinyl Flooring (12' wide) .... 4.89 s/y Level Loop Rubber back Carpet ... 5.95 s/y Tone on Tone Hi -lo Rubber Bock ... 9.49 s/y Benjamin `Moore Paints 10% off Wallpapers 10% to 30% off Broadloom . Vinyl Flooring . Draperies . Paint . Wallpaper Coshco Carpets Ltd. "in beautiful downtown." ST. JACOBS 6044334 LISTOWEL 291-4440 THURS., JULY 31 6:00 University of the Air 13 6:30 Galloping Gourmet 13 7:00 Canada A.M. 13 7:35 Concern 13 7:40 Canada A.M. 13 8:30 Romper Room 13 9:00 Yoga 13 Ontario Schools 11 9:30 Pay Cards 13 Sumer Schools 10 Ea Aden 11 10:00' it's Your Move 13 Mon Arai 8, .10 Ontario Schools 11 10:15 Friendly Giant 8, 10 10130 Mr. Dressup 8 and 10 Horoscope Dollars 13 11:00 Mr. Piper 8 Ed Allen 10 The Fatal Apple 11 Ladies' Fare 13 11:30 Let's Talk 13 Ed Alien 8 Juliette 10 Five of A Kind 11 12:00 Cartoons 8, 10, 13 Midday 11 12:30 News 8 Let's Make a Deal 13 12:45 Movies 'Girls of Plea- sure Island'. 8; 'Hitler's Children' 10 1:00 Hollywood Squares 13 Lar: y Solway 11 1:30 Definition • 13 Days of Our Lives 11 2:00 Whits the Good Word 13 2:30 The Doctors 11 Edge of Night 8, 10 He Knows She Knows 13 3:00 Space Rendezvous 13 Juliette 8 City Lights 10 General Hospital 11 3:30 Take Thii,rrty 8 and 10 The Young, Restless 11 4:00 Family Court 8, 10 I Saw That 11 Flintstones 13 Alphabet of Life 6 4:30 Forest Rangers 8, 10 The Brady Bunch 13 Canadian Cavalcade 6 Bewitched 11 5:00 Party Game 8 Partridge Family 10 Mannix 11 Hogan's Heroes 6 Mike Douglas 13 5:30 Partridge Family 8 Bewitched 10 Doctor in The House 6 • 6:00 News 6, 8, 10. 11, 13 0 6:30 Truth, Consequencee My Three Sons 13 The Party Game 11 7:00 Rhoda 10 Lawrence Welk 8 Harry Hibbs 11 My Wife Next Door 13 Sergeant Bilko 6 ° 7:30 Funny Farm 13 Father Dear Father 10 Towards The Year 2,000 11. The Honeymooners 6 8:00 Not on Your Nellie 11 A Third Testament 8, 10 Profile of Burt .Rey- nolds 13 Movie Two Weeks with Love' 6 8:30 Apple's Way 11 9:00 Police Surgeon 13 Movie 'Go Ask Alice' • 8 Man About The House 1Toward Tomgrrow 13 9:30 Bob Newhart 10 Love Stories 11 10:00 Global News 6 Wildlife Theatre 10 Adam 12 13 10:30 Movie Review 8 S.WA.T. 10 George Hamilton IV 11. Bobby Goldsboro 13 Joke. s Wild 6 11:00 Nat. News, 8, 10, 11, 13 Movie 'Murder at The Gallop' 6 11:20 Local News 8, 10, 13 11:30 Larry Solway 11 11:45 Mery Griffin 8 Police Woman 10 12:00 Movies 'An American in Paris' 11; 'Dr. Blood's Coffin' 13 2:15 Mery Griffin .11 FRI., AUG. 1 6:00 University of the Air 13 6:30 Galloping' Gourmet 13 7:00 Canada A.M. 13 7:35 Concern 13 7:40 Canada A.M. 13 8:30 Romper Room 13 9:00 Yoga 13 Ontario Schools 11 9:30 Pay Cards 13 Summer Schools 10 Ed Allen 11 FIRST ONE IN i tu`;c,�. „:,...,„.A...r•., • ..� u aset in slow motion By ED COLLINS The next time you're on the court take the "Instant play Slo-Mo Test." Your game needs it. Tennis is a complex as- semblage of motor skills that require the cooperation of your entire body. It's possible you are not gettin a coop- eration you need to be irgood Player. No matter how experienced you are, it is imperative that you develop a kinesthetic awareness of yourself. This means you should know ea- t actly what all parts of your body are doing when you are Playing. The best way to discover this kinesthetic sense is sim- ple: slow down! This gives you time to actually "feel" the movements. Play a set of "slo-mo" tennis: serve, rally, volley and smash the ball in slow motion. Chances are you will fail at first. You may even come all unglued and completely miss the ball. If this happens, you must swallow hard and ac- cept the following fact: you are faking it! There exists a pe-fect cor- relation between yolar ability to play "slomo" tennis and "full speed" tennis. The truly adept player can always slow down and maintain his co- ordination and skills. If you failed, it is suggested you quit faking it and go back to the basics. You can better practice these fundamentals 10:00 It's Your Move ,.13 . mon Ami 0,10 10 Ontai. S+bII 11. 10:15 Friendly Uiant: ` 1. • . Mr.; 10.30r D e :8 aX d �0 .?5d " Camera a• Ca da 11' Horoscope Dollar 13r 11:00 Sinner Schools, 8 Ed Allen [0 The ...; he Fatal Apple' 11 Ladies` Fare 13 • 11:30 Let's Talk is ' Wonders of The' Wild 8 Juliette 10 n• vivo. of A. Kind,11. 12:00 Cartoone $, 10, 13 Midday 11 - 12:30 News 8 and• 1Q Let' Make a Deal 13' 12:45 Movies WNit•'in to• Terror' 8; *A, 4n The Wayne"' 10 1:00 Hollywood Sa es 13 Larry Solway 11 1:30 Definition 1.3 Days of Our Lives 11 2:00 Whits the.Qood Word 13 Ed Allen. 8 2:30 Edge of Night 8 and 10. The Doctor al" He Knows She Knows 13 3:00 Juliette 8 City Lights 10 General Hospital. 11 Another World 13 3:30 Take Thirty 8 and 10 The Young, Restless 11 4:00 Family Court $ and 10 I Saw That 11 Flintstones 13 Alphabet of''Life 'if 4:30 Forest Rangers .8, 10 Bewitched:, 11 The Brady Bunch 13 Canadian Cavalcade 6 5:00 Party Game 8 Partridge Family 10 Mannix 11 Mike Douglas 13 Hogan's Heroes 6 5:30 Partridge Family 8 Bewitched' 10 Doctor in The House 6 6:00 News 6, 8, 10, 11, 13 6:30 Truth or Consequences 8 My Three Sons 13 Party Game 11 7:00 Hee Haw 10 Maude 8 Swiss Fam. ' Robinson 13 The Starlost 11 Sergeant Bilko 6 11. within \ a shortened hitting area. 'fry playing "short court" a rally game inside the service court. This 11 automatically teach you key principles all great play- ers build their games on. They are: 1. Keep your balance. As you make ball contact, don't jump, twist, hop or wiggle. Play each ball with your foot flat, knee bent — on balance. 2. Abbreviate your back - swing. Most strokes are best when the backswing is con- servative. Don't wind up like a baseball pitcher. "KISS" (Keep It Simple, Stupid). 3. Prepare early. Billie Jean King has stated that racquet preparation is more important than the execution of the shot , itself. "ERP!" (early racquet preparation) . 4. Move your fat feet. If you can't get to the ball, your 1500 forehand won't be worth .a dime. Move back away from the bounce of the ball, shuffle - step, keeping it in the correct hitting zone. If you passed, congratula- tions! This indicates that you are in total control. Some- times it is difficult to intellec- tualize while you are playing. Tennis at the top levels must be an automatic reflex that "just happens." However, once in awhile you must check to see that it is "just happening" correctly. One practice session per week will guarantee an im- proved game. Practice — don't compete. Slow down and rally from the service lines. Take a complete back - swing and followthrough. See the ball better. Watek seams of the ball as it-10ns. Keep your eyes momentarily on the point of contact. Move back to the baseline and maintain the same deliberate flow of energy. Don't be vio- lent. Feel your muscles. Feel the ball. Lift'it over the net -- don't hit it. Move in slow mo- tion. One last reminder to the big "Sunday sluggers": all pro- fessional players warm up in slow motion. Now you know why. BETTER ENGU$H By D. C. Williams WORDS OFTEN MISUSED Do not say, "Numerous of his poems have appeared in the news- paP9r " Say, "MANY of his poenis." Avoid such expressions as, "all thg farther" and "all the higher," in the sense of "as far as" and "as high as." Distinguish between the adjec- tives, "EXHAUSTING" (tiring; de- bilitating) and "EXHAUSTIVE" (thorough; comprehensive). Thus: "This is an EXHAUSTING exercise we have been practicing," and, "They published an EXHAUSTIVE study of the region's history." Avoid the expression, "He is a friend of mine." It is much better to say, "He is MY friend," or, "He is ONE OF MY FRIENDS." OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Papier-mache. Pronounce pay - per -ma -shay, principal accent on last syllable. Finance and financial. Pro- nounce first syllable of both words as "fin" (preferred to "fine"), ac- cent second syllable. Tgrpsichore (the art of dancing). Pronounce turp-sick-a-ree, accent second syllable. Preventive -Pronounce in THREE syllables as pre-ven-tive, and not as "pre ven-ta-tiv."• Vibrato (pulsating effect in mu- sic). Pronounce vi-brah-toe, accent second syllable. OFTEN MISSPELLED Climatic (pertaining to climate). Climactic (pertaining to a climax). Connoisseur; observe the "nn" and "ss." Recur and recurring; preferred to "reoccur" and "reoccurring." Hostile (unfriendly). Hostel (lodg- ing). Knickknack; observe the four "k's." Withhold; two "h's." Withal; only one "h" and one "1." Thres- hold; one "h." WORD STUDY "Use a word three times and it is yours.""Let us increase our vo- cabulary by mastering one word each day. Words for this lesson: ULTRAISM; extremism; an ex- tremist point of view or act. (Pro- nouflce ull-traTiz'm). "Because of this fanatical man's ultraism, we find it very difficult t6 believe in him." DIURNAL; daily; recurring ev- ery day. (Pronounce die-urr-n'1, ac- cent second syllable). "Itis diurnal habits are welt known." , REBUFF (verb); to reject a - bruptly; to cheek or repel. "Oilr overtures at friendship were rebuf- fed.", PRONE; having a natural inclin- ation; 'disposed. ` Site is inueh too prone to mischief.'" MO; DOUar 13 done m00 moro (I .F t. t ' 5 , . at . Ott**8, 1) ' The Itockflord riles . It. Sanford and Son 0, 8;30'11101e, IOhr ` o i 0 .MGGo valor, dt . 13, 0:00 POI4eliro 1i 6 Doctor II� Cour , Ilra 16' 0:30''The• Enterta ersOY As. It ]x''13 ,. 10:00 TAY Balers i1• • oaalr .13 Global. News 3 10:30 The .Entertainers, 8 To be announced 10 Audubon,.0: 11:00• Nat. ,News 8, 10, 11, 13 . Movie 'King of The Sun' 6 11:20 Local News 8, 10, 13 11:30. Larry" Solway 11 11:45 Mery Griffin 8' Movie 'The Undefeated' • 10 Movie `Bye Bye Braver - Man! 11;`Slip Stream 13 1:15 Movie Honeymoon' with A Stranger 8 1:30 Concern -13 1:50 Mery Griffin 11 SAT., AUG. 2 5:53 Concern 13 6:00 University of the Air 13 6:30 Sports Roundup 13 7:00 Sports' Roundup 13 Special Place 11 7:30 Waterville Gang 13 8:00 Story Theatre 13 • Circle Square 11 8:30 Uncle Bobby 13 Ontario Schools ` 11 9:00 La Vie ' Qui Bat 8 9:30 Tree House ' 13 Bidule de Tarmacadani t 8. 10:00 Circle Square 13 Nuts n' Bolts. 8 Circle Square 10 °. Garner Ted•Armstro lg 10:30 KlabanHudsonie Brothers8 13 i Rainbow Country 10 Ryerson Presents 11 11:00 SkiReapchper for& OTohe.8 Top 10 Cartoons 13 The Church Today 11 11:30 Wrestling 10 Circle. Square 8 - Mile 'Harney�.:. I�a 12:00 Wrestling 8 Spiderman 11 Boman 13 12:30 Par 27 10 Movie 'Call Me Bwana' 13 The Lively Woman 11 1:00 World of Man 10 Wrestling 11 Gardening_ vuibh Gwen 8 1:30 Reach for me Top 8 Klahanie 10 2:00 Sports 8 CBC Sports 10 Sports 11 2:30 Wonders of the Wild 13 3:00 The Challenging Sea 13 Canadian Cavalcade 6 3:30 Know Wats Sports 13 Let's Go 6 Wrestling 11 4:00 Wrestling 6 Track dr Fhe1d 1) Sports Roundup 13 4:30 Speaking ..of Books 11 • . Wide Wld. of Sports 13 5:00 Heritage Inn 11 Wide Wld of Sports 13 Bugs Bunny 8 Bugs Bunny 210 5:30 Party Game 11 6:00 Larry Solway 11 • Movie 'Class of '63' 8 News 10. 13 Sports Probe 6 6:30 Movie 'The Daughters - 6:30 Movie `Night of Ter- ' ror'10 Bowling for Dollars 13 Under Attack 11 Follyfoot 6 7:00 Emergency .13 Four for Advenrture6 7:30 Global Newsweek6 Music 'Machine 8 Law arid.. Contemporary Affairs 11 8:00 Baseball: Philadelphia at Montreal 8, 10 Movie 'Flap' 13 World of Wicks 6 8:30 Tommy Banks 11 Global Presents 6 ore sub;pct to cI 1:30: -Wrestling_ 1 Alien S reset 10:00 M��,�?��!�j�, pl e • cans' Wrest1ini 13 ,. 10 0'30 , ort Re $ooeek ft m . w''' e. ftp. W ' k 100Nat. News 0, * 13 11:15 ]provincial. Affairs 8, 10'. 11:2(1► Local News 8, 10, 1 11:40 1Movie `Theabout Sprung' 10 ', 11145 MOVIe 'The Undefeated' 8 ' 11.:50 Conversation 13 12:00 Movi `, 'One More Wahl to Rob'13; Blood and Lace' •6 12:50 Movie'MY Wednea- - tial►' 11 SUN., AUG. 3 6:00 University' of 'the Air 13 Special Place 11 6:30 Newscope 13 7:00 Crossroads 11 - Uncle Bobb13 , 7:30' Coreera - on'Canada .11 8:00 Cartoons 13 Heli Someone Today 11 8;30 1CrossroadsBelieve • ,im13• Miracles 11 9:00 Days; of Discovery 13 Travel F,lom 8 •Oaral Robe.11 9:30 Rex . Hutnbarde 13 Portugese T 1 3 fun it 11 - 10:00 Italian Panorama 11 Crossroads 8 La Vie Qui Bat lti~ . Festival •Portugese 6 10:30 Bidule de Tarmacad- am 10 Int Outreach Special 13 Rex Htimbaard 8 11:00 Travel Canada 10 Church. Service 13 Portugal '75 6 11:30 It Is Written 8 s 12:00 Talent Showcase 13 People's Church 8 Greening Up '10 News, Weather, Spts. 11 Domenica Sport 6 12:15 Business Report 11 12:30 Sunspots 10 It Is Written 11 1:00 Johnny Lombardi Festi- val Italiano 6 Hisey House. of Song 8 Roy Jewell 10 Father Meehan 11 - Movie ,`The+Man, Oirt. ' side r13r di",F*Pva • ,1:30 :Coubtr" C Tommy Bo* "ale of.`'yrae, . and xo Tmeter's ' couc <=6 U'ndar� 4h "0 ° Lawrence �' 'elk 11 3:00 To "fou with 'Loire `0 i ;1 �r fi 3:30' Global Journal 6 on�� 0. Bev t4hed 11 Tyel ' 0: 13' .4.00' Tiny � . en's . . Sufldaa�y B .18 Sund t Good ' Newsx 6 Untaxed W►rid :3340HeeHaws ' 118apeQu estlon' Peitod 5,:00 ilslc'to Sea 8,' 10 %Nivlen. 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