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TV Ch®nnel 5 �- ' Schedule fortOctober 14 to October 20
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.MORNINGS MONDAY THROUGH 'FRIDAY
7:00 - TODAY SHOW
0.00 - IRONSIDE OW
f 10:00 - SANFORD AND SON
10:30 - CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES ,
1 11:00 - WHEEL OF FORTUNE
11:30 -"HOLLYWOOD SQUARES
12:00- NEWS
AFTERNOQNS- MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAYS
12.30 p.m.10 4:00 p.m.
12:30 - THE GONG SHOW
1:00.. THE FUN FACTORY
1:30 - DAYS OF OUR LIVE$
2:30 - THE .DOCTORS
3:00 - ANOTHER WORLD
4:00 • DARK SHADOWS
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THURSDAY, •OCTOBER 21
' i AFTERNOON • °
t 4:30 - STUDIO FIVE:"SAFARI" - Victor Mature,
Janet Leigh '56 - African guide -seeks Mau Mau
]] leader and band who killed his family. On safari, he
f • encounters them and with help destroys them.
.1 EVENINGS
33 6:00- - NEWS
t 7:00- ADAM - 12•
7:30 - MICHIGAN STATE LOTTERY SHOW
8:00 . - WORLD SERIES GAME NO. -5
.11:00 - NEWS
11:30 - TONIGHT SHOW
t 1:00- TOMORROW
• FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22
4:30 • STUDIO FIVE FAMILY FESTIVAL: "GEN-
TLE GIANT" Dennis Weaver, Vera Miles '67 - A
small .boy befriends a bear cub and his father busy
the animal for him.
EVENING
j 6:00 ' NEWS
; 7:00 WILD KINGDOM
7:30 THE MUPPETS
8:00 = SANFORD AND SON
t 8:30 - CHICO AND THE MAN
9:00 - TV NEWS SPECIAL
9:30 -. DECISION '76 (Presidential Candidates
f Debate)
j 11:00 -NEWS=
11:30 -'TONIGHT S1-1OW-
1:00 - TOMORROW
( SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 .
MORNING
7 00 - KIDS FROM'C.A.P.E.R.
7 30. - MUGGSY
• 8 00 - WOODY ,WOODPECKER SHOW
8 30 PINK PANTHER
10 00 - McDUFF THE TALKING DOG'
• . ? 10 .30 - THE MONSTER SQUAD
11 00- LAND OF THE LOST
}}. 11 30'HOT FUDGE
.12:00 --=Sl7UL TRAIN
( AFTERNOON .
• 12:30 - . WORLD SERIES GAME NO. 6 IF
NeCESSARY '
•4:00 - WE LIVE WITH ELEPHANTS + David Niven
l , stars in the fantastic story �f the family that lives
with elephants. Photographed where they live, in,
the wild bush country of Africa •
t 5:00 - CANDID CAMERA
5:30 - ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW
') EVENING r _•
L 6:30 - HEE HAW
7:30 -• BOBBY VINTON
S:00 - EMERGENCY4
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9:00 MOVIE:"DIRTY HARRY" Clint Eastwood,
Harry Guardino
11:30 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE:"THE YOUNG
LIONS" - Marlon Brando., Montgomery Clift B&W
'58 - Powerful, mold-facetedGernert--
story of three young
men --two Americans and a Getran it -the cam-
paigns of World War I1:
NOTE: If there is no World Series Game No. g; WNEM-
TV-will. run regular programming;. as follows:- •.
,1 :00 SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE i "CRACK .IN
THE WORLD" - Dana Andrews, Janette Scott '65
Scientist plans project to acquire unlimited energy
in earth's center to benefit „mankind with his
assistant's opaosition.
3:00 SATURDAY SPECTACULAR :"ASSAULT ON -A
QUEEN" Frank Sinatra, Virna Lisi '66 - Woman
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BRANCH_ 109 CANADIAN LEGION'
adventurer and her ruthless companion talk an ex-
submarine officer into joining • them in raising a
sunken German submarine.
SUNDAY,. OCTOBER. 24.
MORNING
6:46 - DAVEY AND GOLIATH
7:00 OPEN CAMERA
7-:30 - REVIVAL FIRES
8:00 REX HUMBARD .
9:00 - ORAL RowitiS
9:30 TELEVISED MASS
10:15 - ABBOTT & COSTELLO'
11:45 - LAUREL & HARDY •
AFTERNOON
12:30 •w MEET THE PRESS
1:00 - NFL FOOTBALL
4:00 - NFL FOOTBALL
EVENING
7:00 - DISNEY: "20,000' LEAGUES UNDER
SEA".
THE
MONDAY, OCTOBER 25•
AFTERNOON %
4:30 - STUDIO FIVE: "STRANGERS IN /A" - Andy, V t
Griffith, Ida Lupine '72- A New"York couple become }}
the hostages of a gang of young thieves planning a ,i
daring bank robbery,
EVENING
6:00 NEWS
7:00 ADAM., 1.2
7:30 BEWITCHED
- 8:00'' - MOVIE: "AMELIA
Susan Clark as the famed
11:00 - NEWS
11:30 - TONIGHT SHOW
1:00 - TOMORROW
EARHART" starring
1930's flier and feminist,
TUESDAY,- OCTOBER 26
AFTERNOON •
4:30 - STUDIO FIVE"YOUR MONEY OR YOUR
WIFE" Ted Bessell, Elizabeth Ashley '72` - An
imaginary plot turns into an almost perfect crime
when a scriptwriter takes revenge onan actress by
writing her into a kidnapping scheme.
EVENING •
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6:00 - NEWS
7:00 - ADAM - 12
7:30 - BEWITCHED
8:00:- BAA,AA,BLACK SHEEP' -
9:00 - POLIO WOMAN
10:00 - POLICE STORY
11:00 -NEWS
11:30 - TONIGHT SHOW • .
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 •ter:
AFTERNOON •
4:30 STUDIO FIVE: "A TASTE OE EVIL" Barbara
Stanwyck, •Barbara Parkins - After seven years in a
mental institution, a young woman returns to the
Victorian mansion she is to inherit on her 21st birth-
day.
EVENING
6:00 - NEWS
9 30'7 n0 ADAM ' 12
CLOUD"•
: - MYSTERY MOVIE:"BONNIE AND Mc:
11;,30 - CINEMA FIVE:"WIVES AND LOVERS" - Jo
Janet Leigh, Van hnson B&W '63 A struggling
author and his wife suddenly become wealthy and •
move to the suburbs. Success puts a strain on their
happy marriage. -
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HALLOWEEN .THEME,. . u
SATURDAY, OCTOBER .30/76 11
Dancing 9:00 P.M.
Music by
MOCHA -TEMPLE
DEUSTCHMEISTER BAND
Costume Prizes, German Food .
TICKETS S12.00 PER COUPLE
Proceeds for Shrine Hospital & Legion Building Fund
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7:30 - BEWITCHED'
8:00 - THE PRACTICE
8:30 - MOVIE: "RICHIE BROCKBLMAN .PRIVATE
EYE"
10:00 - MARCUS WELBY'M.D:.
11:00 -NEWS
11:30 - TONIGHT SHOW
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'Education4 grants
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to 'bo . rncreased
'• Education : grants to
Ontarioschool boards will.
increase approxin'iately .10
° per cent next year, Education
Minister Thomas Wells said'
last week. . • •
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Mr:. Wells. • said . that the
amount eligible for grant at
the .elementary level for 1977
will be $1,197 per pupil, an
increase of 10.8 per cent over.
this year. The amount at the..
secondary revel will be $1,71.2
' per 'pupil,- a 40plea*"-Cent•in-
crease over this year:
The Ministry, Mr. Wells".
said, will continue a special
grant to' assist, school boards
in metria conversion
progra-rns and: will also
continue a. special gram;'' of
$500,000, toward . community
school development
programs.' ' -
Mr. Wells said that the •per-
pupil:,
er-pupila grant for French -
language instruction will
•remain the same' as this year
but, he added, that this will'.
not prevent a school board
from expanding its current
progr-ams or •starting new
ones;' 'die said the basis of
providing grants for French-.
language instruction will be
revie_Wed -. when the ,present
research studies. on French -
language instruction costs
have been completed.
- Grants for night and
summer school have also
been -held tothepresent level.
The Minister termed . the
move on night and summer
school grants "An interim'
measure necessitated by the
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OUR ANNUAL FALL
REGULAR PRICE
40,.00
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SPECIAL PRICE
$35.00
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$1:56004<.
, BECKY, GAIL, MARY•LOU, REINA and SHIRLEY are all looking
forward to seeing •yru• during the A nu'al Fall Perri speciar at:
HEATHER BEAUTY SALON
108, LIGHTHOUSE St.524-7461
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Trevor. Martin and Frazer Abbott were part of alarge contingent of boy scouts selling
apples in town last week.. The troops from Knox and North Street'United Churches sold 35
bushels over thd'weekend. (staff photo),
Stir
Poisoned roans destroyed
By-law enforcement officer-' have been eating some grain.
Dick Eisler told Goderich that . had been chemically
Town`Councillast Thursday '.treated.
evening .that he had Mr. Eisler also reported:a
responded ' to several ' calls number of skunks moving' in
about •raccoons behaving, '.the' town but said they ap-
,strangely in the west end of peared to be normal. in the life
town and . in the beach area. ' habits: •
For the safety of children and :In all( Mr. Eisler reported
adults, he explained, it was he had investigated 16
necessary to destroy them •complaints . concerning
but further investigation has - animals during . September'
• shown that the,anirnals may. Ile took one dog to the pound
and had to, destroy one ddg•as
well. To date, he reported,•627
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widely different . in-.
terpretations of continuing
education''.
Mr. Wells said the in-
creases will mean that the
province will'. pay a total of
1.88:billiondollars in grants to
scli&ol bdards next year, an
increase of $165 million more
than this year. • .
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Review
your
R.R.S.P.
now
.Now: s a-good.time to
'.compare i ri• Registered
Retirement Savings Plan.
with theG.t.,C. 'Plan
available from V and G
Currently each S1;000
inVeSted is. guara-nteed to
be worth Sj,648.40 five.
years hence under our
plan. How does this
compare with. your.
present -plan? Discuss
R.R.S.P.'s today at
Victoria and Grey. •
Member.CanadaDeposit
Inttrance Corporation
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GREY
, TRUST COty1PANY SINCE 1889
Manager A.A. Weatherby
524-7381 Goderich.
dog tags had been issued this
year.
Under the watering bylaw,
he reported -responding to
four complaints, noting four
violations and issuing. four
warnings. No charges were
laid...
Under the parking bylaws
Mr. lister reported issuing 98
tickets, fourteen warnings
•and laying 13 charges. *
He reported no con-
traventions-of" the open fires
bylavw.
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�, • Many varieties of,donuts every -day _
^... 1 Birthday, wedding and anniversary cakes a specialty.
•▪ • Lighf and dark Chrisfmas.calies now available.
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' :. .e Pumpkin pies every day. Lemon pies and tarts, Saturdays •
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Fri. -Sat. 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Sun. 11 ••,m.-10 p.m.
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