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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-17, Page 20I Qk 44, _n ..�a�ry i7 t :anuary 23 � EXCLUSIVE TO SIGNAL -STAR PUBLISHING , ,EEK. AY .LISTINGS MONDAY FRIDA)i MORNINGS 5:45 THE CHRISTOPHERS (Mon.) THIS IS THE < LIFE (Tue.) U. OF •M. PRESENTS' (Wed., Fri.) AM,.ER. RELIGIOUS • TOWN HALL MEETINGS (Thurs.) 3:15 U. OF M. PRESENTS (Mon., Tue., Thurs..) FARM AND HOME SHOW (Wed) .. WITH THIS RING (Fri. 6:15-6:30) r•! SCOPE 6:45 MORNING NEWS 7:00 TODAY SHOW ' 7:25 MICHIGAN `IiODAY -7:30 TODAY SHOW 8:25 MICHIGAN TODAY 8:30 TODAY SHOW 9:00 MOVIE FIV,r_ THURSDAY, JAN. 17 "PICNIC". William Holden - Kim Novak -Rosalind Russell FRIDAY,JAN. 18 PAL JOEY". i Frank Sinatra -Rita Hayworth;Kim Novak MONDAY, JAN. 21 "THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE "ARMY". Jack Lem - mon -Ricky Nelson -John Lund _ "YOU CANT. RUN AWAY FROM IT". Jack Lemmon- June Allyson -Jim Backus WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23 "OUT-OF-TOWNERS". Jack' 'Lemmdn-Sandy ' Dennis -Sandy Baron -Anne Mears 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS, 11:30• WHEEL OF FOR- TUNE 12:00 NEWS 5'AT NOON AFTERNOONS 12:30 PASSWORD PLUS •1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 1:00 WOMEN LIKE US (01- 23 only!!) 2:00 THE DOCTORS 2.;30 ANOTHER WORLD -THURSDAY, JAN. 17 • •AFTERNOON 4;0,0 MOVIE FIVE: "VENGEANCE". hristop•her Lee -Douglas Inver 5':,30 THE NEWLYWED G ' E EVENING 6:00 NEWS 6:30 NxB.C. NEWS 7:OOP. HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:rMASH. 8:00 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE 9:00 UNICEF CELEBRATE. THE CHILDREN" 11:00 NEWS 11:30 TONIGHT SHOW 1:00 TOMORROW 2:00 MOVIE: "CRY FOR HAPPY". .Glenn Ford • 4:00 MOVIE: "TOKYO JOE". Humphrey Bogart FRIDAY, •JAN. 18 AFTERNOON 4:00 MOVIE FIVE: "CALL HIM MR. SHATTER". Stuart Whitman -Peter Cushing ' 5:30 THE NEWLYWED GAME • • -EVENING 6:00 NEWS 6:30 N.B.C. NEWS • 7:00 MUPPETS 7:30 THE B.B. BEAGLE SHOW 8:00 SHIRLEY 9:00 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE - TBA 11:00 NEWS ° 11:30 TONIGHT SHOW ' 1:00 TOMORROW 2:30 MOVIE: "DEAR BIRGITTE'. James Stewart 4:30 MOVIE: "THE BEST •OF ENEMIES",. David Niven 3::30 NCAA $ASIETBALL - Notre Dame vs UCLA 530 SHA NA NA SHOW EVENING • 6;00 SATURDAY _NEWS FIVE AT SIX -6:30.HE4 HAW SHOW ' 7:30 GONG SHOW 8:00 CHIPS • 9:00 BJ & THE, BEAR. III:00 PRIME TIME' SATURDAY 11:00 SATURDAY NEWS FIVE AT ELEVEN 11:30 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 1:OOA FIVE $TAR THEATRE: "COCOANUTS". . Marx Brothers -Mary Eaton SUNDAY, JAN. 20 MORNING 6:45A DAVEY & GOLIATH 7:00 OPEN CAMERA 1 7:30 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 8:00 REX HUMBARD 9400 ORAL ROBERTS 9:30 TELEVISED MASS I0:00 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 10:30 LITTLE RASCALS 11:00 ABBOTT & ,COSTELLO THEATRE: "NAUGHTY NINETIES". Bud Abbott -Lou Costello - Alan, Curtis -Rita Johnson AFTERNOON 12:30 MEET„ THE ' PRESS ] ri PEN CAMERA -2 1:30 • SUiNAY AF- TERNOON MOVIE 5 SPECLt,,ACULAR - "'ARABESQUE" . Gregory Peck -Sophia Loren -Alan Babel 4:00 ROAD TO MOSCOW 5:00 GRIZZLY ADAMS EVENING, 6:00 SUNDAY NEWS 5 A&• SIX. • 6:30 WILD, WILD WORLD -:_OF ANIMALS SATURDAY, JAN. MOR- NING 6:00 FAMILY AFFAIR 6:30 FLASH GORDON 7:00 HOT HERO SAND- WICH - 8:00 GODZILLA- GLOBETRO'tTERS AD- VENTURE HOUR 8:57 ASK NBC NEWS 9:00 FRED & BARNEY MEET THE SHMOO 9:45 TIME OUT • 10:30 DAFFY DUCK 11:00 CASPER & THE ANGELS; 11:30 SOUL TRAIN- AFTERNOON RAIN- AFTERNOON • 12:30 ACTION THEATRE: `t°,, ALVAREZ KELLY". W4 iia- Holden -Richard Widrn ark 2:30S.. SIX MILLION DOLL MAN .. 7:00 DISNEY'S WON- DERFUL WORLD 8:00 BIG EVENT: "THE COURAGE OF KAVIK, THE WOLF- DOG'' 10::00. SKAG ` 11:00 SUNDAY NEWS 5 AT ELEVEN 11:30 CINEMA FIVE: "DR." STRANGELOVE". Peter Sellers -George • C. Scott - Sterling Hayden -Keenan Wynn j MONDAY, JAN. 21 AFTERNOON 4:00 MOVIE FIVE: "SHE LIVES" (C) '73, Season Hubley-Desi Arnaz, Jr, - Anthony ' Zerbe•Michael Margotta-Jack Soo 5:30 THE NEWLYWED GAME EVENING BY 1!815Ii<: l AW The fats( Meeting of Goderieh Legion "Branch 109 for 198a Was held on January 8 with Fresident Roy Mugford in the chair.'. Comrade Bill McLeod; membership " chairman Hunter -Beverly Garland. presented ' eight . ap- 5 30., THE NEWLYWED plilations, two ordinary GAME : members -and .Don Hoy, EVENING • • Steve Chase, Tim Glimshaft, Margaret 6:b0' NEWS 6:30 N.B.C. NEWS' 7:00P HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:30 MASH • 8:00 REAL, PEOPLE 9:00 DIFF'RENT, STROKES 9:30 HELLO, LARRY 10:00. BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 11:00 NEWS 11:30 TONIGHT SHOW 1:00 TOMORROW 2:OOA ALL-NIGHT MOVIE: "FROM HERE TO ETERNITY". Bur_t Lan- caster -Montgomery Clift - Deborah Kerr -Frank Sinatra 4:OOA ALL-NIGHT MOVIE: "FACE OF FU MANCHU Christopher Lee -Nigel Green -James Robertson Justice Henderson, Lorraine- `' Mannering" and Phyllis Moller as associate members. ' All 'members are reminded that their dues are now past due . and may be paid at the canteen or by mail to the secretary of the branch. Letters were ' read thanking the branch for the Christmas party held for the veterans from Westminster hospital and. for the donation to .the Woodstock Disaster Bund. A vote of thanks was . extended to Comrades Ester Blackwell, Alvin Blackwe#1 , r ;and Bob Chapman, . for their assistance•.. at.. the New Year's • levee .,and to 'Comrade -Bill Burke for his direction of activities in ' the V ixn y Lounge on New Year's•Eye.. Branch''''•. Sporte.. Chairman;- Comrade Eleanor. Worsell, an- , nounced that' teams will be sent to the Zone . bowling tournament on January 27 '..and to, the dart tournament.- to be held •in Clinton on January 26. A mixed bowling tournament for the Brahch will be held on February 17. - Comrade Ray Barker, the' Sick and Welfare Chairman, reported the following comrades Obituary MATILDA (TILL) McCULLY Matilda (Till) McCully died in Stratford Hospital on Friday,. January 11 at the age of 72. $he was the daughter of the late William' F. and Matilda Sawyer Ban- nister of Goderich. She was a gold medal graduate of Stratford General Hospital: She entors get was employed for many years at Cockshutt Company of Brantford as staff nurse. , She was predeceased 8upporby her husband William. She is survived . bya son, William. .of 'Brant- ford a...br-oth'er William of Victoria -Harbour; and a sister, Mrs. Ross (Nell) Baker of Mississauga. . She • is lovingly remembered by Bob and Jean Ba'nnister` and family and Donelda • Gooding. A' memorial` service will be held in Stratford for the late Mrs. McCully- at cCullyat a later date. from rec committee A time of happy fellowship was spent by. almost 100 persons at the -MacKay Centre for Seniors on Wednesday, January 9. Those present enjoyed an evening of progressive euchre or 500.. Sand- wiches, • relishes -and coffee brought a pleasant evening to a close. This card .:•party was arranged by members of the .'steering committee for MacKay Centre . for A meeting . of the steering committee, was Ladies.. meet at held in.the mayor's office at 2 p.m. on January 10. Nine members of the committee and • Jim Magee, Jim Moore and Ken Hunter attended. Mr. Moore announced that there will be a workshop on programs for Senior Citizens' Centres at the St. Marys Friendship Centre on Thursday, • January 31 beginning at 9:30 a.m. Several members of the committee hope to attend this`workshop. ` Mr. Moore assured the' committee that the Recreation Department will be ready to help in any', area,in which assistance' is needed during the' next several months. Members of the steering committee are very gratefulfor the Charnney received from this 6:30 N.B.C. NEWS home' - • • 6:00 NEWS 7:OOP HAPPY DAYS - AGAIN . The January meeting 7:30 MASH `� • of Donnybrook 8:00 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE was held at the home of 9:00 HOPE, WOMEN & Mrs. Stuart Chamney on SONG Wednesday afternoon, 10:00.. TOM SNYDER January 9 with eight SPECIAL:. members present. 11:00 NEWS Mrs. John Hildebrand 11:30 TONIGHT SHOW,opened the meeting with :op TOMORROWthe poem, "A Happy New 2:00 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE: Year". Mrs. R. Hanna "TWO RODE TOGETHER". • James Stewart -Richard gave a reading, •:'Turn a Widmark-Shirley Jopes•• New Page",.followed by a 4':00 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE: hymn, "0 God' Our Hein "KUNG FUr-14eith. _ in- A -gel --Past"- - Another - Carradine -Barry Sullivan- hymn Was read in unison David Carradine followed by the readings, TUESDAY, JAN. 22 "Holidays", "Coats Off to AFTERNOON. the Future", "New Year • Wishes" and "I 4:00 MOVIE FIVE: Ask" by Mrs. W "MAYBE I'LL COME Person 'and M HOME IN THE SPRING". Hanna. Mrs. Sally 'Field -Jackie Cooper- said the Eleanor Parker -Lane Mrs. ' Bradbury-Dai/id Carradine over for t 5:30 THE NEWLYWED GAME Mrs. Stuar EVENING o Not s Jef- Ray obinson ersoii took business. Chamney '• gave the financial report. The Presbyterial meeting is to be held at North , Street United Church in Goderich on January 28. . A quilt is to be quilted at.the next meeting. A hymn was sung followed by the closing prayer. A social time followed with Mrs. Wes Jefferson assisting the hostess. 6:00 NEWS 6:30 N.B.C. NEWS 7:00 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN '7:30 MASH - No. B-323 - "BULLETIN BOARD" 8:00 MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO 9:00 TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: "DEATH PENALTY" 11:00 NEWS 1-1:30 TONIGHT SHOW 1:00 TOMORROW 2:00, ALL-NIGHT MOVIE: "THE WAR LOVER". Steve McQueen -Robert Wagner - Shirley Field 4:00 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE: "MEN OF THE DRAGON". Jared Martin -Katie Saylor - Robert Ito.. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23 AFTERNOON 4:00 MOVIE FIVE:. "UNWED FATHER". Joseph Bottoms -Kay Lenz - Joseph Campanella -Kim • department. 'Mr. Magee, Chairman of the. Property ' Com- mittee for Goderich said that until the MacKay Centre for Seniors receives its charter, the property committee will carry on as before in reining the hall and being responsible for any routine upkeep. Town Council has passed a by-law giving members of MacKay Centre permission to solicit don-ations of money from organizations., ,clubs, and citizens ' in Goderich. Official receipts are being printed according to instructions written in the by-law. The membership conveiner, Ellen Wirth, reported that there are now 100_ -members of the Centre. On Thursday,' January 23 at 2 p.m. members of the Steering Committee will meet in the MacKay „Centre to discuss the writing of a constitution. The next event being planned is a bingo night on Wednesday, January 23 at '7:30 p.m. An ad- vertisement with details will appear in the Bulletin Board of this paper. Hope to see you on January 23 at MacKay Centre for Seniors. SALTFORD HALL VALLEY FOR DENT 524-9366 thospitalfiei \JaeuA 8 ,in West it mater- tare Wilson, Dirt Mohrlig, DUI l ae�Ti11., Jack Kempson, W. Michie and Fred Sheldon; 'i1 A'leXandra Marine . and Geil-eral - Harold Hibbert, Ben Wilcox, Sam McNall, Will Elliott, Karl- Wilkinson, Harru Philips, Bill Huff, Duncan MacKay, • George. Hill, Don, Henry, Jim Ross, Charlie Wilson, Donna Duncan and Mary Vickers. Bert Barwick is in Stratford General. Sick at home are Chris Brownlee, Alex Smith, Archie Barber, Harvey Johnston,Mel Bennett, Ken Jones, Charlie Cadman, Leroy' Taylor, Les Pitblado, and Bob Gauley. During the past year 207 visitations were made by the Sick and Welfare committee and $669 as gifts in the form of fruit trays,' cigarettes, Win- tario tickets, etc. Were distributed. -Just prior to Christ- mas, .veterans and their widoGvs were remem- bered with visits and 'gifts totalling $1,310.46. donated to 89 veterans' widows, 39 World War I and 25 World War II veterans. Meals, lodgings, food parcels, transportation :-and charitable sertfees also- forth red .part of the Legion welfare program during the past Year: Comrade Barker read numerous notes of ap- preciation to the Branch and thanked. , hose_ 'comrades who 'assisted him in the Christmas distribution. Comrade John. MacDonald, ' Enter- tainment Chairman, _ reminded the members of the Robbie Burns Night to be held on January 19:.. Tickets are available at the canteen. A0,40,O,S SQMTAVERNitTD • E IN'. At1I) TRT QU.N UEL'It10USLY PREPARED - 19RE'JAKFAS'IS, :LUNCJIHS A DINNERS Fy6LY-UCEN5EO 021wpm ,sir. • The annual .Vimy dinner will ' be held On April 12 when Comrade Doug McDonald, Past Dominion President, will be the guest speaker. Motions were passed to purchase a smoke eater for the games area of the lower floor and to send - the president to, the Dominion Convention • at` Penticton,,B.C. in June. The Branch Executip was requested to meet with the - Membership Chairman to review the nominal roll of fraternal members. The property com- mittee was instructed to proceed with the preparation of a master plan to renovate the canteen area of the lower floor. oODERICH TEEN TONES New Members Wanted Girls Age 13 A. Over Opportunity to sing in 2 and 3 part harmony at church and community events, music- camp, etc. Weekly rehearsals Thursdays at 6:30. If interested, please call for audition Irk) Stewart 524-8741, E r INFLATION, BITER" SPECIAL SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY ,IAN. 20, 216, 22 THE KING OF SANDWICHES BARON OF BEEF Ib. of choice tender beef SAME so' on a crusty roll with beef juice dip and fries. r 25 ONLY040 THE ourt A FAMILY RESTAURANT 120 THE SQUARE. GODERICH Ph: 524.9111 FULLY LICENSED UNDER THE L,L.8.O. Polaris announces nter Green" 5200 dory Rebate 1980 •PolariS Centurion. SOt1 Frei, of power that sail Pull Ile logger and llanq un!`.,-, ..: 1980 Polaris TX -L. A full shot of liquid .,power. And performance' 1980 Polaris TX -C. Hot iron for the demanding trail oder' it'll pay you to bug one of six popular Polaris snowmobiles between now and February 3,-1900 rndustry's best engineering team. And by a trained, service -minded dealer near you: . This offer expires February 3. 1980. So stop in today. Your Polaris dealer is already offering rock bottom price's•, Now add 5200 of "Winter Green.' Don't miss this chance to ride the snowmobile you want. at a price you can afford! - 1980 Polaris TX. 8r armful cnrnhmauon of per1ormahleand rell,jI 1 11' 1980 Polaris Galaxy. Powerful. luxurious. tSVo people performer, 1980 Polaris Apollo. Onesnow shakrn' sports sled' iii',; make your best deal with your Polaris dealer on drill of six 1980 Polaris sleds. The Centurion, TX'L. TX C. TX. Galaxy or Apollo. Then we'll send you .0 Polaris factory rebate check for 5200! ' Winter Green,we call it, A tr',rrific value. I port; call it. Especially when you f.nli,,ider that Polaris snowmobiles are backed''by the "WINTER GREEN" $200 Factory Rebate at these participating Polaris; dealers: CORD'S SPORT & CYCLE - ' . HAMM'S CAR SALES LIMITED 211 BAYFIELD ROAD ' DINSLEY STREET G00ERICH, ONTARIO - BLYTH•I, ONTARIO 5194524:9061 519.523-4342 krnrrraiy, _ s: =:TTT=z _TTT . w' NOW APPEARING M N1 AT THE BEDFORD COURT LOUNGE I it W NN NSARGENT WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16 TO SATURDAY, JAN. -19 I in Ij COMING NEXT WEEK ,_WEDNESDAY. NPLUM NM le 111 N N N' El .../P N •u , f (. '� ' r. ii, lr � `` r ` Goderich . JAN. •._THuRs. � � 23 TO SATURDAY, JAN. LOCO ® 6e ani ine' TRY OUR DELICIOUS SMORGASBORD TUES. 12-1:30 p.m. '3.50 WED. 6-7:30 p.m. '6.75 12-1:30 pan. ' SUIJ. 5-7 p.m. °6.75 EACH r...� _HoteI' 26 EACH EACH EACH 524-7337 1 ;. N ' rte' !F N N al" 791 r == •=,'3 X,Z,= TRALICALZ, Polaris announces nter Green" 5200 dory Rebate 1980 •PolariS Centurion. SOt1 Frei, of power that sail Pull Ile logger and llanq un!`.,-, ..: 1980 Polaris TX -L. A full shot of liquid .,power. And performance' 1980 Polaris TX -C. Hot iron for the demanding trail oder' it'll pay you to bug one of six popular Polaris snowmobiles between now and February 3,-1900 rndustry's best engineering team. And by a trained, service -minded dealer near you: . This offer expires February 3. 1980. So stop in today. Your Polaris dealer is already offering rock bottom price's•, Now add 5200 of "Winter Green.' Don't miss this chance to ride the snowmobile you want. at a price you can afford! - 1980 Polaris TX. 8r armful cnrnhmauon of per1ormahleand rell,jI 1 11' 1980 Polaris Galaxy. Powerful. luxurious. tSVo people performer, 1980 Polaris Apollo. Onesnow shakrn' sports sled' iii',; make your best deal with your Polaris dealer on drill of six 1980 Polaris sleds. The Centurion, TX'L. TX C. TX. Galaxy or Apollo. Then we'll send you .0 Polaris factory rebate check for 5200! ' Winter Green,we call it, A tr',rrific value. I port; call it. Especially when you f.nli,,ider that Polaris snowmobiles are backed''by the "WINTER GREEN" $200 Factory Rebate at these participating Polaris; dealers: CORD'S SPORT & CYCLE - ' . HAMM'S CAR SALES LIMITED 211 BAYFIELD ROAD ' DINSLEY STREET G00ERICH, ONTARIO - BLYTH•I, ONTARIO 5194524:9061 519.523-4342 krnrrraiy,