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GQDERIen, SIGNAL -STAR, TFLURSDAY, FTEIRUARY 7, 1980'
PROGRAM SC14EPOLE*
February 7 to February 13
. , • EXCLUSIVE TO SIONAI-STAR PUBLISHING
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WEEKDAY: t-11STIN,LOS
MOM/W. FRIDA Y •
' MORNINOS
645 MORNING NEWS
7:010pAY SHOW.,
1:3,5 MICHIGAN
TODAY
7:30 TODAY SHOW
825 MICHIGAN
TODAY
8430 MAY SHOW
9;00 MOVIE FIVE:
THURSDAY, FEB. 7
"LOVE AMONG THE
RUINS". Katharine Hep-
burn -Laurence Olivier -Colin
Blakely
FRIDAY, FEB. 8
""'"7------F7-SCOTT-TTT268-RAILD
IN HOLLYWOOD". Jason
Miller -Tuesday Weld -Julia
Foster
MONDAY, FEB. 11
"BAREFOOT IN THE
PARK". Robert Redford -
Jane Fonda -Charles Boyer -
Mildred Natwick
TUESDAY, FEB. 12
"INSIDE DAISY CLOVER".
Robert Redford -Natalie
Wood -Christopher Plummer -
Roddy McDowall
—,••••••••,..".
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13
"THE CANDIDATE".
Robert Redford -Peter Boyle -
Melvyn Douglas -Don Porter
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
• 2:00 THE DOCTORS
2:30 ANOTHER, WORLD
THURSDAY, FEB. 7
• AFTERNOON
4:00 MOVIE FIVE:
"ROOTS". Part 4 (C) '77.
John Amos -Chuck Connors -
Sandy Duncan -Leslie
Uggams-John" Schuck-
RO'bert Reed -Madge Sin-
clair -George Hamilton -Ben
Vereen-Carolyn Jones -Olivia
Cole -Lloyd Bridges. (2
hours)
EVENING . •
6:00 NEWS
6:30 N.B.C. NEWS
7:00 HAPPY DAYS -AGAIN
7:30 MASH
8:00 BUCK-ROGERS
9:00 QUINCY
10:00 SKAG
11:00 NEWS
11:30 TONIGHT SHOW
1:00 TOMORROW
2:00 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE:
. "THE LOVE BOAT II".
Hope Lange -Bert Convy-
•,Craig Stevens -Ken Berry -
Celeste Holme -Robert Reed
4:00 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE:,
"SOME 'LIKE IT HOT". Pt.
I. Marilyn Monroe -Jack
Lemmon-Tony Curtis:
George Raft
FRIDAY, FEB. 8
AFTERNOON
4:00 MOVIE • FIVE:
"ROOTS" Part 5. Ben
Vereen-Lloyd Bridges -
George Stanford Brown-
Plivia Cole -Brad Davis -Hilly
Hicks -Doug McClure -Lynne
Moody -Richard McKenzie,
(2 hours)
EVENING
6:00 NEWS '
B C NEWS
7:00 MUPPETS
7:30 -MASH
8:00 A SPECIAL
VALENTINE WITH THE
FAMILY CIRCUS
8:30 LUCY 'MOVES TO
NBC
10:00 ELVIS REMEM-
BERED, --NASHVILLE TO
HOLLYWOOD
11:00 NEWS
11:30 TONIGHT SHOW
100 TOMORROW
2:30 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE.:
"HOW TO COMMIT
MARRIAGE". Bob Hope -
Jackie Gleason -J -ane
Wyman -Leslie Nielson -Tina
Louise •
4:30 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE:
"SOME LIKE IT HOT''. Pt.
2. Marilyn Monroe -Jack
Lemmon-Tony Curtis -
George Raft.
SATURDAY, FEB. 9
MORNING
6:00A FAMILY AFFAIR
6:30 JETSONS
7:00 HOT HERO SAND-
WICH
8:00 GODZILLA-
GLOBETROTTERS 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
12:30P ACTION THEATRE:
"THE DAY THE 'EARTH
MOVED". Jackie Cooper-
S,tella Stevens-Cleavon
Little-liVilliam Windom -
Beverly Garland
2:00 .SIX' MILLION.
DOLLAR MAN
3:00 SATURDAY AF-
TERNOON MOVIE: "SAD
SACK". Jerry Lewis -David
Wayne -Peter Lorre-Phyllis
Kirk
5:00 SHA NA NA
5:30 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
EVENING
6:00 SATURDAY NEWS
AT SIX
6:30 HEE HAW
730' GONG SHOW
8:00 CHIPS
9:00 B.J. & THE BEAR
10:00 PRIME TIME
SATURDAY
11:00 SATURDAY NEWS 5
AT ELEVEN.
11:30 SATURDAY NIGHT
LIVE
1:00A FIVE STAR
, THEATRE: "REFLEC-
TIONS OF MURDER".
Tuesday Weld -Joan Hackett -
Sam Waterston -Lucille
Benson -Michael Lerner
5
SUNDAY, FEB. 10
MORNING
6:45 DAVEY & GOLIATH
7:00 OPEN CAMERA -1
7:30 TONY BROWN'S
JOURNAL
8:00 REX HUMBARD
9:00 TELEVISED MASS
10:30 LITTLE RASCALS
11:00 ABBOTT
COSTELLO THEATRE:
"BUCK PRIVATES COME
HOM-E". Bud Abbott -Lou,
Costello -Don Porter -Tom
Brown
AFTERNOON
12:30P MEET THE PRESS
1:00 OPEN CAMERA -2
1:30 SUNDAY AF-
TERNOON MOVIE 5
spectacular; "FORTUNE.
COOKIE". Jack Lemmon7
Walter Matthau-Ron Rich -
Cliff OsmondJudi West •
4:00', ROAD ,TO MOSCOW
• 5:00 GRIZZLY ADAMS
P EVENING
6:00 SUNDAY NEWS 5 AT
----------
6:30 WILD, WILD'WORLD.
• OF ANIMALS
• 7:00 DISNEY'S- WON-'
DERFUL WORLD
8:00 BIG EVENT: "BOB,
HOPE'S OVERSEAS
CHRISTMAS TOURS:
AROUND THE WORLD
WITH THE TROOPS (1941-
1972)" - Part II
11:00 SUNDAY NEWS 5 AT
ELEVEN
11:30 .CINEMA FIVE: '
• "JUNIOR BONNER". Steve
McQueen -Robert Preston -
Joe Don Baker -Ida Lupino-
Ben Johnson
_MONDAY, FEB. 11
'AFTERNOON
-4:00 • MOVIE FIVE:
"ROOTS". • Part 6. Ben
Vereen-Lloyd Bridges -Georg
Stanford Brown-01ivia Cole -
Brad Davis -Hilly Hicks -
Lynne Moody -Richard
McKenzie. (2 hours).
EVENING.
7:00 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
7:30 MASH
8:00 LITTLE HOUSE ON
THE PRAIRIE
9:00 THE AMERICAN
MOVIE AWARDS
11:00 NEWS
11:30 TONIGHT SHOW
1:00 TOMORROW
2:00 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE:
"WUTHERING HEIGHTS".
Laurence Olivier -Merle
Oberon -David Niven.
4:00 .ALL-NIGHT MOVIE:
"ENCHANTED ISLAND".
Dana Andres -Jane Powell -
Don Duhhins
TUESDAY, FEB. 12
AFTERNOON
4:00 MOVIE FIVE: "SHE
CRIED MURDER", Telly
Savalas-Lynda Day George -
Mike .Farrell -Kate Reid
5:30 THE • NEWLYWED
GAME
EVENING
7:4)0P HAPPY DAYS
AGAIN
7:30 MASH
8:00 MISADVENTURES
OF SHERIFF LOBO
9:00 TUESDAY NIGHT AT
THE MOVIES; "THE END"
00 NEWS
11:30 TONIGHT SHOW •
1:00 TOMORROW
2:00 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE:
"STRANGERS WHEN WE
MEET".Kirk Douglas -Kim
Novak-rnie Kovaks-Walter.
Matthau
4;00 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE:
"CRY RAPE!". Andrea
Marcovicci-Peter Coffield-
Greg Mullavey
1.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13
AFTERNOON
1:00 MOVIE FIVE: "THE
VICTIM". Elizabeth Mon-
tgomery -George Maharis-
Eileen Heckart-Sue Ann
Langdon •
5:30 THE NEWLYWED
GAME
EVENING
•
7:00P HAPPY DAYS
AGAIN'
7:30 MASH
800 REAL PEOPLE
9:00 D'IFF'RENT
STROKES
9:30 HELLO, LARRY
10:00 BEST OF SATURDAY
NIGHT LIVE
11:00 NEWS
11:39 TONIGHT SHOW
nO0 TOMORROW
2:00 AUL-NIGHT MOVIE
"GRIFFIN & PHOENIX: A
LOVE STORY". Peter Falk -
Jill Clayburgh-George
Chandler
.4:00 ALL-NIGHT MOVIE:
•"BITTER VICTORY".
Richard Burton -Curt
Jergens
School Show
returns
The School Show, Ted
Johns' hilarious look at
the school systems and the
1978 Huron County
teachers strike will
return to Memorial Hall,
Blyth February 25 and 26
before departing_ for a
three-week tour of south-
western Ontario that will
end up in a four-week run
in Toronto.
• The School Show was
first performed at the
1978 Blyth Summer
Festival and proved the
hit of the season. Johnsl,
virtuoso perfortnance
was so. popular that the
show was brought back
for another week in
-September 1978. Johns, a
former ,2school teacher
himself, wrote the- show
after , doing a lot .of
research into not only the
.facts of the situation, but
peoples' feelings about
the strike and the school
system in general. The
- anaiii
-
portrayed in six
characters. Johns . plays
them all and creates an
evening of outstanding
entertainment.
There's Mrs. Heart-
wright, the old-time
school teacher recalling
the' days of the one -room
school; there:s Bill
MacDonald, the young
English teacher
agonizing over the.
current state of
education; and there's
Rox4nrre• Dupuis, a
mother of high school
students who's had
enough of the strike, calls
Premier William Davis
for action and reminds
him, :We pay your bills,
Bill."
The play won praise not
only from audiences but
from critics near and far.
Jim Fitzgerald in the
Clinton News -Record
said: "Underneath all the
comedy and tragedy that
Johns puts wholehear-
tedly in his play is a
distinct theme, that
somewherealong the line
our educationaj system,
like our society, has
become an assembly line,
fraught with hostility,
polarizatiOrt and an
almost total lack of
communication."
• Jamie • Portman of
Sotitham News, writing in
the Montreal Gazefte said
the School Show would be
popular anywhere not
only "because of Johns'
dexterity in tickling our
funny bones at one
moment and treading on
some of our more sen-
sitive prejudices the next
moment, but because his
two-hour entertainment
touches on concerns that
extend far beyond the
borders ' of Huron
County."
Taking the show far
beyond the bbundaries of
Huron County is the Blyth
Summer Festival's first
major tour throughout
the province.
Tickets for the Blyth
performance are $5 for
adults, $4 for senior
citizens ,arid $3 for
children and are
available now by mail.
Reservations may be
made by calling 523-9300
or 523-9636.
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Signal reports unusual t;pinter
The following was sent
to us by Mrs. Dorothy
Wallace of Goderich and
was taken front the first
issue of the Huron Signal
printed February 4, 1848.
Up to the present it has
been 0. remarkable
winter. We have had but a
very few days of even
indifferent sleighing and
of late it has required
some computation to
convince us that we have
not advanced into the
month of April.
There has beer . no
fishing 0.11 the ice, or
rather there is no ice that
can be ventured on.
The roads are oc-
casionally -dry and hard
but "there is no snow".
And the farmers of
Huron have plenty of
farm produce. to dispose
of, and the merchants of
Goderich have plenty of
cash (? ) and mer-
chandise to give in ex-
change' and the farmers
are longing to get rid of
• their produce and the
merchants are wearying
to get • rid of their mer-
chandise. And the men of
London have business at
.Goderich and the men of
Goderich have5"usiness
at London. And young
gentletp en haVe been
promising sleigh -rides to
young ladies and young
ladies are impatient for
the fulfilment Of the
promise.
Out, alas, 'alas! -
"There is no snow".
in 1848
• Even the Huron Signal
has been some weeks
later in making its ap-
• pearance in consequence
of the, inconvertable fact
that "there is no snow".
It is a lamentable case.
And as our District
Council which met upon
the first instant has
apparently litere
business than it can
properly accomplish, and
asthe new parliament is
likely to have enough to
do with, its own affairs,
we would propose an
Criminal Code offences increase
OPP Commissioner
H.H. Graham announces
that criminal code of-
fences in provincial
police jurisdiction in-
creasdd by 5.6 per cent to.
a total of 91,109 in 1979. In
1976 the figure reached an
all-time high of 91,702.
The most significant
increase is in the area of
fraud offences. This
category accounted for
3,804 occurrences, up 18.4
per cent from last year's
count of 3,212.
.The statistics for
homicide, rape and
vandalism have not
changed substantially in
the last year. •
A five per cent increase
in the number of traffic
accidents reported brings
the 1979. total to 78,585.
The number of people
killed in -OPP-reported'
traffic accidents was 989,
an increase of 7.2 per
cent,
There were 32,multiple-
fatal accidents in which
three or more persons
died. A total of 118 died in ...
the 32accidents. Twelve
of these accidents hap-
pened when drivers
crossed the centre line •
and drove on the wrong
side of the road. Of the 12,
11 were attributed to
drinking drivers.
"We regard seat belts
as the single most im-
portant factor in saving
lives on our -highways;"
)1;
•6_4\e‘19ht Restaur1et:1"1
and Tavern •44
LICENSED UNDER L,C.B.O.
BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH
524-7711 .
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Weekend
Entertainment
FRI. & SAT. FEB. 8 & 9
All-YSTIRY TRAIN
• Treat yourself and your
friends....to our Hot Buffet
Every Thurs. & Fri. 12 noon - 2 p.m.
Come as you are
HOURS:
SUN. THRU WED. 11:30 - 10 p.m.
THURS., FRI., SAT. 11:30 - 1 a.m.
anummannmanair
said OPP Commissioner
Harold Graham. "Over
27,000 charges for failure
to wear seat belts were
laid last year and I expect
this high level of en-
forcement to continue."
A successful test
project of enforcement
patrols on major high-
ways using radar -
equipped unmarked
cruisers was expanded to
include all of Ontario
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• FROM 6 A.M.
Featuring.
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• BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER'
, • GREEK DISHES
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33 KINGSTON ST. 524-8168
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, • •
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• •
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76 THE SQUARE, GODERICH
524-8181
immecliatOpetitioo to Sir,
John,Hercha'requesting
him to enquire at the
Board Qt' the Weather and
ascertain the causes vvIty
we have had "ne.snOw".
or a Tasty
eat Try
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Plicorie 524-2242
HOURS:
Mon.- Thurs. 11 - 10 p.m.
Fri, Sat. 11 - 11 p.m.
Sun. 11 - 9 p.m.
Closed Wednesday
Esquire Restaurant
The Square Goderich
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• Now appearing at the Elm Haven-
EXOTICDANCERS
MONDAY TO SATURDAY
Continuous Shows Doily
,Dancing six nights
a week 8 p.rn. to 1 a.m.
Make plans to '
attend our special
"ST. VALENTINE'S
DANCE"
Thursday, Feb. 14
Special prize for the
'sweetheart of Huron County'
use RECREATION CORNER
Billiard Table - Pinball Machine
ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL
HIGHWAY 8 WEST, CLINTON
8:00 P.M.
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Community Centre Auditorium
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