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PROGRAM SCHEOULE
March 18 to March 24
EXCLUSIVE TOSIGNAL-STAR PUBLISHING
WED TIIIR17 TUES
MORNING
5:15 VARIOUS
PROGRAMMING (Exc. Mon.)
5:45 U OF M PRESENTS
6:15 VARIOUS
PROGRAMMING
6:30SCOPE (Fri.)
6:45 NEWS
7:00TODAY
9:00 MOVIE: "NIGHT
CHASE'> :- .__ .wed -.7. -
•` NERATION" (Thurs. )
`CHO CALLAHAN" (Fri.)
"CAROUSEL" (Mon.)
"DARK PURPOSE" (Tues.)
11:00 HOUR MAGAZINE'
AFTERNOON
12 00 NEWS
12: 30 DOCTORS
_ 1.001 YS'CF°OUR L'IV '•
2:0.0ANOTHER WORLD
3: OO TEXAS
4:00 MOVIE: "NQRLISS
TAPES" (Wed.). "A TASTE
OF EVIL" (Thurs.) "SWEET,
SWEET RACHEL" (Fri. )
"DOUBLE INDEMNITY"
(Mon.) "IN BROAD
DAYLIGHT" (Tues.)
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 18,1981
EVENING -
6: 00'NEWS
6:30 NBC NEWS
7: 00 PM MAGAZINE
7:30HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
8:00 REAL PEOPLE
9:00 DIFF'RENT STROKES
9: 30 THE FACTS OF LIFE
10:00 QUINCY
11:00 NEWS
11:30 THE TONIGHT SHOW
Ni2,30,; TOMORROW COAST-
TO-COAST
THURSDAY .
MARCH 19,1981
EVENING
6: OO NEWS
- 6:311NBCNEWS
77.44 MAt^�}pZI.1V Ey y�
vbm.n ' 1.30 HA YD I ACTIAN '4ti1.a..
8:00 DUCK ROGERS
9:00 THURSDAY NIGHT AT
THE MOVIES: "WHICH WAY
IS UP?". Richard Pryor-
Lonette McKee
• ii:op NEWS'
11: 30 THE TONIGHT SHOW
12:30 TOMORROW COAST-
TO-COAST
FRIDAY
MARCH 20, 1981
EVENING
6�0_NEWS _
-6:30 NBC NEWS
7:00 PM MAGAZINE
7:30 MUPPETSHOW
8:00 HARPER VALLEY PTA
8:30 THE BRADY BRIDES
9:00 NERO WOLFE
10:00 NBC MAGAZINE
11:OONEWS
11:30 THE TONIGHT SHOW
12:30 THE MIDNIGHT
SPECIAL
2:00 AMERICA'S TOP 10
2:30 ROCK CONCERT
4:00 MOVIE: "STALK THE
WILD • CHILD". David Jan-
ssen -Trish Van Devere
SATURDAY
MARCH 21, 1981
MORNING
_ 6: 00 BEWTICHED •
6:30 NEW ZOO REVUE
7:00 JON NY QUEST
7 :30 DRAWING POWER
8:00 GODZ•ILLA-HONG
KONG PHOOEY HOUR '
9:00 FLINTSTONES
COMEDY SHOW
10:30 DAFFY DUCK SHOW
11:00 BATMAN AND THE
SUPER SEVEN
AFTERNOON
.12: 00 SOUL TRAIN
1:00 NCAA BASKETBALL
PLAYOFF
3:30 NCAA BASKETBALL
°REGIONAL FINALS
EVENING
6:00 NEWS
6:30 HEE HAW
7:30 PINK PANTHER
8:00 BARBARA MANDRELL
AND THE MANDRELL
0 0
FERE
0 : THE GANGSTER
CHRONICLES
10:00 HILL STREET BLUES
11:00 NEWS
11:30 SATURDAY NIGHT
LIVE
1: 00 BENNY HILL SHOW
1:30 MOVIE: "CISCO
PIKE": Gene -Hackman -Karen
Black
SUNDAY
MARCH 22,1981
MORNING
6:45 DAVEY AND GOLIATH
7:00 OPEN CAMERA
7:30 HEALTH FIELD
8:00 DAY OF DISCOVERY
8:80 REX HUMBARD
9:00 ORAL ROBERTS
9:30 TV MASS
10:00 PRQGRAM.. UNAN-
NOUNCED
10;30 LAURELAND HARDY
11:00 MOVIE: "TOMB OF
LIGEIA". Vincent Price -
Elizabeth Shepherd
AFTERNOON
12:30 MEET THE PRESS
1:00 NCAA NATIONAL
COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL • l
CHAMPLQNSHIP-___.,__,.L�1 :.,..
3:00 , NCAA NATIONAL:. -
COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
5:00 LIFE AND TIMES OF
GRIZZLY ADAMS
EVENING
6:00NEWS film on ` agriculture in
4:30,1= l�d�F ,,,gqn rat ,,and
1 i"Airs
•:14e llu& wau
.. ai ii�ifiistx .. I'i s --'dill
7:00 DISNEY'S WON- Pork and Windy.
DERFUL WORLD
8:00 CHIPS
9:00 THE BIG EVENT:
"THE END". Burt Reynolds -
Dom DeLuise
11:00 NEWS
11:30 MOVIE: "DOCTOR'S
WIVES". Dyan Cannon -Gene
Hackman
MONDAY
-MARCH 23, 1981
EVENING'
6:OONEWS '
6:30 NBC NEWS
7:00 PM MAGAZINE
7:30 YOUNG PEOPLE'S
SPECIAL
8:00 . LITTLE HOUSE ON
THE PRAIRIE
9:00 MONDAY NIGHT AT
THE MOVIES: "THE
MONKEY MISSION". Robert
Blake -Keenan Wynn
11:00 NEWS
11 30 THE TONIGHT SHOW
12:30 TOMORROW COAST-
TO-COAST
TUESDAY
MARC% 24, 1981
EVENING
6:00 NEWS
6:30 NBC NEWS
7: 00 PM MAGAZINE
7:30 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
8:00 LOBO
9:00 BJ AND THE BEAR
10:00 WN BC
11:00 NEWS
11:30 THE TONIGHT SHOW
12:30 .TOMORROW COAST-
TO-COAST.
Public relations is the
art of not 'treating' the
public like relations.
+•
• The, CBC is making a
April 2-8 le
check week
"Care, Savings and
Safety" is the theme
suggested by the Canada
Safety Council fnr its Cra
Check Week, April 2 to 8.
These three go together if
drivers want a simple for-
mula for long, economical
motoring. Today's society,
demands smaller, lighter,
more fuel efficient vehicles,
but many drivers have not
yet 'realized that closer at-
tention to vehicle main-
tenance is required to ensure
that all systems operate
properly.
One instance ''has been
. documented where a driver
neglected such basic:
maintenance as oil changes
altogether. When the vehicle
was a year old, and failed to
start, it was found to have
the original oil filter and
original ' oil. Maintenance
costs to that point would
have. been around 4240,_111.e..
result was a complete engine
failure and a repair bill in..
excess of two thousand
dollars.
Even with such minor
items as oil changes, careful:
attention to routine main-
tenance constitutes more of
a saving than an expense.
W.J. Denomme
FLOWER
SHOP
T-shirts and wrap -around -skirts are easy to sew and comfortable t9 wear. They can Look
sporty or dres as TraceYMacEwan shows here. Tracey was one of several local models
t icing iitiy pringlt'b n lowspansoretib rBae Id7omen of'I e_i1 E = hursday.
by Joanne Buchanan) • -
Metbe'rsitth.hdcoMerence
The annual conterence\ of
the Lake Huron Zone of.The
Ontario Municipal
Recreation Association held
last Saturday, March 7 in
Walkerton, brought together
85 .delegates from 26 com-
munities to consider the
theme, "Duiuling a Better
Base" as it relates to
recreation within the local
community.
Don Reid, district
supervisor, Ministry • of
Culture and Recreation,
developed this theme in the
keynote address, stressing
looking back to understand
the basic values which
should be the base of
recreation programs;
planning for both short and
long term; and striving for
people involvement.
Joe Pickering, chairman
of Walkerton Recreation
Committee, welcomed the
delegates. Bunny Hare of
Owen _Sound, Lake Huron
Zone representative to
OMRA introduced Mary
Hare of OMRA board of
directors who brought
greetings from OMRA.
Delegates attending the
conference from Goderich
were Doug Currie and Bob
Cornish.
Five workshops were
offered under the leadership
of -Bryan Peter of Seaforth,
Clive Buist of Fergus,.
Melanie McLaughlin of
Hanover and Lynn Halliday
and Mike Myatt of Owen
Sound.
President Clare Christie of
Owen Sound conducted the
business of the annual
meeting. Nominations ac-
cepted as 1981-1982 board of
directors were: Keith Angel
of Kilsyth; Bob Cornish of
Goderich; Annie Dinniwe'l
of Harriston; John Gates of
Kincardine; Bunny Hare of
Owen Sound; Fred Oehm of
Hanover:: Joe Pickering of
Walkerton and -Leo Renner
Of Port Elgin.
Jim Stone of Durham
thanked Walkerton for its
responsibility.
Check houseplants
Don't take your
houseplants for granted.
Now that they are starting to
grow again, check to see
whether they need repotting
or fresh soil, says Bob
Fleming, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food hor-
ticulturist.
As plants grow, their roots
need more room to develop.
If the roots are pot bound,
repot the plant into a larger
container orprune theroots.
If you intend to repot,
choose a container one size
larger than the original one.
Remove the plant from its
pot by holding the pot
sideways in one hand. Tap
the bottom of the pot gently,
and ease the plant out
slowly. Shake some soil from
the roots, and repot in rich
fresh potting soil.
"While transplanting, you
may wish to divide or
separate plants, such as
ferns, to obtain more
plants," says Fleming.
If you have very large
houseplants, Fleming
recommends engaging the
help of one or two people to
ease the plant from its
container. Shake some of the
soil from th,e roots andprune
Tightly, then repot into the
same container with fresh
potting soil.
When pruning the roots of
any houseplant, be careful
not to remove more than one-
quarter to one-third of the
roots.
"rl�c Best
in North
1m:rice
a
ve^. Lo,vfor Naw,
tratfor
June l5-( hytober
Mohere's
"I rc \ Iisalnthrope
Shakespeare's
( nor i )1i11111S
"Ilhc"I iniing (11
the Shrew
(dy
of 1;;rr ors
Gilbert and Sullivan s
1 LS I.S. Pinafore
Sheridan s
Durrenrnalt s
"I1 eN isit
O Keeffe S
\Vi1ci ( )nits
Jazz and Pop concerts
ttlrrotfgh July arid-Atrgtrsf
rn The Festival Theatre
31 Previews from June 4.
For Complete Information
Complete season information is
available in our brochure For your
complimentary copy. write
"BROCHURE Stratford Festival
Stratford. Ontario Canada NSA 6V2
or telephone
(5 9)
271-4040
How to Order Tickets
Box office °per ^r;v; fr - rr'.:3 n '-1erc
Teiephore orde• •
April 25th
rV sa & MasterCa•'1 r,o,ri„ onivi
Tickets alcr, ;IN/A! ;sr; P .l' i•• TI(,Kf. MON
and BASS r1.,'Ir.., r, .'y At.' r,'r
Special group rates available
Avoid disappointment this year,
dpdar early fr 1_cO:oico of
seats and dates.
r
Phone 524-8132
DAY OR NIGHT
Agent for 24 hr.
FILM DEVELOPING
Bedford Hotel's
Young Canada a Week
Menu
SPECIALS
FRIDAY, MARCH 20 and FRIDAY, MARCH 27
BAR -13-Q
SPARE RIB 595
DINNER
SATURDAY, MARCH 21 and SATURDAY, MARCH 28 -
KING CRAB
DINNER .... •
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
MARCH 23, 24, 25
For Adults...
CHOICE OF $95
BREAOED
SHRIMP DIN1R
OR
NEW YORK $5(J
SIRLOIN STEAK
For Kids up to Age 13...
HAMBURGER
FISH & CHIPS . . $225
OR
Includes French Fries, Salad & your choice of,
Milk or Soft Drink. '
Also for our guest d 3 and under
ROAST BEEF. $)95
DINNER ... ..
ALL DINNERS INCLUDE
SOUP'OR SALAD, VEGETABLE,• POTATO '
TEA OR COFFEE
Oiior
92 THE SQUARE, GODERICH
524-7337
ashion shops
INCREDIBLE
lo, 000 PAIR GLEARO IT
Fine, Medium, and Wide Wale Cords from 'Roadrunner
each
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111.11.111
VISA
Get them
While they last!
•Regular values from $24.00 to $30.00
•Fine, Medium and Wide Wale Corduroy
Styles include: Baggy, Slouch; Bib -Overall, Painter,
Straight Leg.
•Choose from 6 current styles and 5 colours
•Annual "March Break" Sale
•You owe it to yourself to "holiday" in new jeans
*Don't wait e shop early for your colour, size or style
•Alt first quality
You can charge it at
SUNCOAST MALL, GODERICH
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Fergus
Hanover
Walkettitr
St. Thomas
London
Woodstock
Port Elgin
ICincarddine
Goderich
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