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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-02-06, Page 12A M� ,�`•'T�.e +.f. *!414R11Tf#SeelRSPAYJ FBIniL RY 6; 1 .69' Ann Landers 0. Taking a crack'at the national funnybone each week are four mirthmakers---Joan Stuart, Peter Cullen, Ted Zeigler and Barrie Baldaro---the stars of Funny Yo't, Should Say That, a series heard Sundays on the CBC radio network. Backed by the Tony Chappell Orchestra, singer Sheila Graham and announcer Sheridan Nelson, the show originates 'from Sir George WilliamslUniversity -Theatre, Montreal. They're doing their bit to bring real live comedy back to radio. And what's more, the laughs are real. • Comedy Cafe' Canada .And Canadians Get A Comic Treatment Five very funny people. get together to. give. Canada and Canadians a comic treatment when Comedy Cafe carne to CBC television,. Saturday', February 1, in' colour, following Hockey Night in Canada J at ' 10:15 p.m. fapproxirnate time) EST. This rapid-fire revue from CBC Montrealars comics , Barrie Bal aro, Da%e Broad foot, George .Carron. Joan Stuart and •Ted Zeigler. With -writers John Morgan and Martin Bronstein, they've also. been. largely.. responsible for CBC -radio's; '_Funny You Should Say • That, the highly successful Sunday series: xn`d the Montreal' local version of Comedy Cafe, which has been . running since Septenlbcr. With a live audience, the shod k produced by !)ale Barnes. Although. their aim is to present straight comcd• satirical uvertone. Creep through into CotnedCafe. In the first edition, ..for Instance. after disposing of hcx•kt* , our, national obsession, the cast takes a swipe . other sacred aspects of Canada-. Where's The Ta‘ ern. • for e\aniplv, or "the Plaia,-, del !'oras of the mind, w here the,: hull n i ns suprenlh.• - • ;\nd marriage. espe iall� the kind attempted hetN 'r•en a E; rench-Canadian male and En gl ish-Canadian. girl. Joan Stuart and George Carron play • the I•:A,glaise couple, • •'an entente that long ago lost its cordiale.- -Among- the other sketches of 1 ehni it 1 were " I)a‘e liroadt•oot in his tkell-know n role as " I he \htnlber for lucking Eton & 1'as a visit 10 the ktlueht•t• of the future. \‘ here we ea\ esdrop on two forlorn 11 .15Ps tr' ing to communicate in \1estitlount 1'.ark,' ��here !•'renth has become Illandatllrl : and a X1.11 \‘I1h tions, astronaut.. O11 ltrtiire t'diti(il'. %1t'‘1t'rs ‘% 111 bt' in •Jerry \trig. Icader of the Age iieheltion. ;l • hippie surgeon frutil a no-t•\anl college: and a \\ ASP \1, tit l \'t i n \l014•1rta1 u tdt r•�t.�in the .,,trauma t�l ino\111I.; hack to Toronto.• W7 Doesn't Know. Father DEAR ANN LANDERS: Is it possible 'to grow, up in the same house with someone, spend 17 'years together,rr and not really, know that person? I am• a high school senior (mate), and it just `occurred to me that I do not know my father. We have never had a real c•onVersation. 1 can't rennenfber thatwe ever exchanged views about anything, or that he ever gave me credit for having an idea .worth , listening to, When he speaks to me it is always in criticism of • the way 1 . am standing, what I am wearing, or some other meaningless thing — like the length of my h• ' or ttte tightness of my pants. People think well of me (outside of my family, that -is). 1 have always made top .grades excelled in math and biology. I cannot recall that my father has ever given ' me a compliment, although he seetns to enjoy it when others do. Is there any way I can dget to know my father'? People say he is a great guy. — JOHN dear,ohn: It' you are 17 and • have never had a real conversation with volar father, is is• unlikely- that you will ever solve the problem,completely . Unless comrnunktation is established early -- it' ddesn't happen. • I feel sorry for your dad: You .sound lijte a'lad worth knowing' I hope you start talking to your children the moment they are born. That's the time to open 'the avenues of communication. * •0. DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 am working • 12 hours a day (eight hours on one, job and four on another) to put my husband through medical school. I am not complaining, Ar n. I'm glad'I have the health and energy to'do it. One day, when Ed is d doctor, I will have, the satisfaction of knowing' T helped • him. Right now, 1 need some advice. Ed has joined a volunteer Rescue Squad and he spends every Sunday and holiday at the Rescue Headquarters. We can't. go to church together because he has signed up for Sundays. When something social comes along, he is not available: - At ,least once a week we get jarred out of a sound. sleep an emergency -- and Ed must go. This means 1 get up at 3:00 a.m. or whenever the calls come, fix him coffee and eggs and get his white uniform out. He gets no pay for this. 1 spent $70 on his white pants and coats and shoes.,. (Ile needs two sets.) I know Ed enjoys this rescue work, but is he being fair to me? What du you think? — S.O.S. Dear S.O:B, t Tell Ed if he wants to do rescue work, he'd' better stay ,,home and 'save his marriage. Since he enjoys the work so much he can •get a part-time job with an ambulance service and give you some rest. When Ed is'a wage earner he can • donate his time to community service. ENJOY THE FINEST FOOD IN TOWN Chinese Food Our Specialty ALSO TAKEDUT ORDERS OPEN DAILY a.m. to 10 p.m. Open Friday and Saturday V Until 12 Midnight The Esquire Restaurant "524-9941" Ask for, this booklet. It tells how you may obtain an.IDB loan to assist in starting, modernizing or expanding your. business. INDUSTRIAL A DEVELOPMENT BANK \A\CAG f QH C,V..DIA% 9USI'.ESSES LOt CCN LNT .'S; •1.,undas Street Telephone 438-8363 i cab. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK SOURCE OF FINANCING A FOR CANADIAN BUSINESS • ST.MARYS LINCQLNS VS. GoDERICH SIFTOS Friday , Feb. 7. 8.30 P.M. GODERICH ARENA Adults 1.00 Students .75 Children .50 -- SUPPORT .YOUR SIFTOS — READY -MIXED CONCRETE FOR Q *' C011ISTRUCTTOPUALITYION • * FLOOD * WALL,3 * ETC. HURQN CONCRETE SUPPLY til. R.R. 1 Goderich 'Phone 524-7361 .'LEASE NOTE Ready Mix Plant: WiII Be•• CLOSED ALL • DAY .SATURDAYS As Of February 1 1969 Due To Department Of Labour • Hour Regulations. • THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR . YOUR AD * FRIGiDAI:.RE * WESTINGHOUSE * GIBSON * HOOVER. Sales and Service Len Chrt5tilav RRd6, Goderich GERRY'S 1 APPLIANCES The Square — Goderich w._Q Y+_ .n.e..d_ an d._.. Qta.e.raLed by Chuck love tl The Names Of Six Signal -Star Subscrib- ers Are To Be Found- in One Of These Ads MEN'S WEAR For That 'CERTAIN. 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