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V Channel' 5 SaginawSchedule for November 4 to. November. 10
(Exclusive to Signal -Star Pu alishin9)
MORNINGS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
7:00 TODAY SHOW`
7:30 - TODAY SHOW
( 9:00 IRO$SIDE
{ 14:00 - SANFORD AND SON
10:30. CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES
;
11:00 - WHEEL OF FORTUNE
,. 11:30 - HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ,
12:00 - NEWS , ,
t AFTERNOONS...MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAYS.
12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
12:30 - THE GONG SHOW
1:00 -' 50 GRAND SLAM
1:30'- DAYS OF OUR LIVES
j 2:30 - THE DOCTORS.
f 3;00 -.ANOTHER WORLD'
• 4:00 - DARK SHADOWS
▪ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 •
"( 4:30 - STUDIO FIVE "WONDER WOMAN" Cathy
•Crosby, . Ricardo Montalban. Classic wonder woman
� leaves her hone in Paradise Island to undertake a
[ special mission for the U.S. Intelligence Agency.,
% EVENING
6:00 -.NEWS •
t! 7:00 - ADAM - 12
• 7:30-,•MIC1-ITGAN-•STATE. LOTTERY. SHOW
( 6:00 - GEMINI MAN •
j 9:00 BEST SELLERS - CAPTAINS & KINGS BOOK
% V•
13:00'- VAN DYKE AND COMPANY
( 11:00 -NEWS .
11\ 30 - TONIGHT SHOW
• % 1:00 TOMORROW
i FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5
4:30 STUDI.O FIVE FAMILY FESTIVAL "GRIZ-
( ZLEY AND THE TREASURE"- Documentary '75.
The compelling story of a Man's obsggsive search
for gold in the Alaskan I ondfke of tI a 1890's.
Filmed on location.
j EVENING
I • 6:00 - NEWS
E.- 7:00 - WILD KINGDOM
( 7:30 - THE MUPPETS '
8:00. - SANFORD'_AND SON
%r.:. 9:00 ROCKFORD FILES
' 10:00-:'SERPICO
11:00 NEWS
" 11:30•- TONIGHT SHOW
1;00 - TOMORROW.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 6
:MORNING
7:00 - KIDS FROM C:A.P'.E.R.
% 7:30 - MUGGSY.
8:00 - WOODY WOODPECKER, SHOW
f 8:30.- PINK PANTHER - . - •
I 10:'00 - McDUFF THE TALKING DOG
%- 10:30 - THE MONSTER SQUAD
11:00 - :LAND OF THE LOST'
. 11:30 - HOT FUDGE
j :1200 - SOUL TRAIN •
j AFTERNOON
• 1:00. SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE "WAY-.
{ WAY OUT" Jerry Lewis, Connie Stevens '68 Timid • ,
outer space trainee is urged to marry a woman
{: • astronomy student so they. can man the U.S.
{• weather. station on the moon, •
l 3:00 SATURDAY SPECTACULAR . "DEADLY
i HUNT" Peter Lawford, Tony Franciosa '71 Youngs
/ • couple bed'ome the quarry forwo paid killers;
j • terrifying chase amid a raging 'forest fire adds to
the thrills.
• ; 4:30, THE GONG SHOW
'.5:00 - CANDID CAMERA "
j . 5:30 -• ANDY. WILLIAMS SHOW
j EVENING
/ 6:00 - NEWS
6:30 - HEE HAW •
• 7:30 - BOBBY VINTON
801) EMERGENCY.... {
( 9:00 - MOVIE: "THE GREAT WALDO PEPPER" -
Robert Redford .
11:00'- NEWS
f 11:45 ;MOVIE "THE BOSTON. STRANGLER" - Tony •
Curtis, Henry.Fonda '68 Investigations yield little in
% • tracking down the Boston Strangler until _a man
• with teeth marks on the back of his hand is arrested
for breaking and entering.
1:15 FIVE STAR THEATRE "THE BEGUILED"
Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page '71 Wounded Union
corporal finds refuge in a southern girls' school.
• SUNDAY NOVEMBER 7
I MORNING „"
6:45 DAVEY AND GOLIATH '
•
% 7:00 - OPEN CAMERA
▪ 7:30 REVIVAL- FIRES • r
8:00 - REX HUMBARD •
j 9:00 - ORAL ROBERTS
/ • 9:30 - TELEVISED MASS • .
▪ 10:15 - ABBOTT & COSTELLO'
( .11:45•- LAUREL & HARDY'
AFTERNOON
12:30' - MEET THE PRESS •
�E 1:00 -. I DREAM OF JEANNIE
( • 1:30 - DRAGNET r'
. / 2:00 - NFL FOOTBALL - Cleveland at Houston
r 5:00: WORLD OF. THE' BEAVER Oscar -winning
• ; Henry Fonda tells the heartwarming story of Castor
/ • the friendly.beaver as he and his new family build a
( new home in the wilderness.
( EVENING
6:30 - WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS
•° 7:00 -DISNEY • •
8:00 - THE BIG EVENT "GONE WITH THE WIND"
Part I NBC The premiere television presentation of
the classic motion picture, the David 0. Selznick
( production of Margaret Mitchell's best-selling
jchronicle of the Civil War and Reconstruction eras
3 in the Deep South. Part II will be Monday,
November 8, 840 P.M.
• /5 11:00 - -NEWS'
f 11:30 - CINEMA FIVE "A CASE OF RAPE" Elizabeth
Montgomery-, Cliff Potts °'774;, Deals- with the
frustrations of a rape victim who finds that the law ° •
enforcement and jttdicial system dehumanizes her
and makes it difficult to convict her attacker.%
'MONDAY NOVEMBER a..
• 4:30. - STUDIO GIVE "GO. ASK ALICE;' William
jj Shatner, Jaime Smith Jackson. Lengthy struggle of 1
it • a teenage girl tb'overcome,her addiction to drugs.
Based on the real life story of a teenage "girl.
1. EVENING,
600-NE'WS
i 7:00 ADAM - 12
7.30 BEWITC1riED
8;00.- LITTLEMOUSE Q14 THE PRAIRIE
9.30: NEWS SPECIAL ". 1
f 10:00 - DEAN MARTII4'S 'RED HOT SCANDALS OF
1926 - Dean host a'nostalgic look at the 1920's.
1
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t
1
j
11:00 - NEWS 1
11:30 - TONIGHT SHOW
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 9 Jj
AFTERNOON
'3'
4:30 - STUDIO FIVE Frederic Forrest,
Tyne Daly '74 A young man is institutionalized and.
considered retarded all his life until an enlightened
and compassionate therapist discovers, his real,
normal intelligence. Based on a• true story. •
EVENING
6:00 - NEW•S •
7:00 -ADAM -12- '
" 7:30 - $.TJITCHED
8:00 - BAA, BAA BLACK,SHEEP '
9:00 - POLICE WOMAN -
10:00 - PO"LICE STORY •
11:30 TONIGHT SHOW r
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1,0
AFTERNOON m
4:30 STUDIO FIVE:"GIRLS OF HUNTINGTON
. HOUSE" - Shirley. Jones. William Windoin. - After
the breakup'of a long romance, a teacher takes a
position, at .Huntington House, a small:school"•.for
• pregnant' girls.
6:00 -NEWS �.
7:00 - ADAM - 12
7:30 - •BEWITCHED
8:00 - TNF PRACTICE
EVENING - -
8:30 - MOVIE ".RUNNING •FREE" David Jansen,
Trish -Van Devere,
10:00 - MARCUS WELBY M.D.
1.1:00 NEWS
11:30 - TONIGHT SHOW'
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GDC/ art students are volunteering their lunch and spare
time to help senior citizens become involved in leisure
activities. Nursing home program director.Ann St. Jean is
hoping to .enlist the use of volunteers .to help the senior
citizens become more active in any type of leisure.ac-
tivities. (staff photo)
(SUGAR 'N' SPICE
An • Engli•sh poet
(Browning?), asked a
rhetor,48al ; question .,,. years
ago: , What is so rare as a
day in June?" The 'obvious.
answer is "Nothing."
_-.. Maybe so. A day in June in
England on which. it is not
raining -is a rare thing indeed,
and something quite fine. The
world is green and soft and
effulgent with the sights and
scents of flowers.
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NOV. 10 —.1 3
WED. - SAT.
WED. - THUR. 8 P.M.
or.
"SII.EN-T MO VIE"
RICHARD HARRIS.,.
'THE RET
OFA MAN CALLED HORSLy.
Watch your paper for more information' or phone
Theatre. • "
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But the sentiment hasn't
much .meaning to a.Canadian.
A day in June usuallymeans
a heat wave and'mosquitoes. -
Soggy armpits,- and • an
irritating whine in the
bedroom.
Making much more sense
to a . Canadian would be:
:What is so rare as a day in
October?". I don't know about
you, but for me, there is
nothing on God's good earth
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For Goderich
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7
•,7:00 p.m.
Duchess Room, Bedford Hotel
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THANKS
Goderich United Soccer Club
would like to take this opportunity to .h
publicly "thank .everyone who has
contributed to our club and shown
their support of our aims: to.,
popularize soccer in and around
Goderich and to keep healthy and
active through sport. We surely
appreciate"your efforts in our behalf
and a large part of our success is due
to your kind generosity.
Lakeport .Steel Industries
Refflinghaus Construction
Gord Smith'
Graham. Electric
Goderich Electric
McCallum Funeral Home
LA.G Niagara
Dominion Roads Machinery Co.
Toronto -Dominion Bank
The .Met Store
Captain's Quarters
Huron Sunoco
MacEwan Insurance
Goderich Restaurant
Jim's Pizzeria -
Club Grill.
Bedford Hotel
Alf Hoy Motors
Goderich _Elevator & Transit
•
Blue's Supermarket
Strickland Motors
Canadian Tire 'Corp.
Jeffery Lumber
Goderich Sports
French Dry Cleaners
Bluewater Cleaners
Glenmark Lumber '
Jenkins Auto Wreckers
SPONSORSARE CORDIALLY INVLTED
TO ATTEND OUR i
Enol. Of Season Dance
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NOVEMBER 6, LEGION HALL, 9:30-?
g 0111 SMILEY
flaming bits back onto the
pile. A time for children to
stay, up late and poke the
bonfir-e—with sticks. It should
be a time for incantations. We
to equal a golden October are cremating our beloved,,
day, when the air is as clear with tenderness and regret,
but without sadness. We know
as the thoughts of a saint, the they will live again.
land lies .fallow, and the wild, Maybe that's. what October
free honk of the goose sends is all about. It is a time of
the chills up the spine• dying, when life flares, up in
In the West, the poplars' all its splendour, briefly but
shimmer with their burden of brightly, before going quietly
gold coins. In the East, the and with dignity, to the grave.
runk•
Master. Painter has got d Sometimes all these things
and •is slashing unbelievable ' come together on a Canadian.
colors across the landscape. Thanksgiving Day. What is so
Mother Nature has rare as a day in June, indeed!
delivered the fruit• of her. Give me an October
womb,. and is still feminine, Thanksgiving, . with• the
lying back and 'suckling her yellow sun filtering through
children, "spent but resting._ __the wild ecstasy _.of the
Shehas not yet done her . maples; and the and
a
water
transvestite bit and changed sky so blue' it hurts, andand
into the clothes of Old Man give you a -glimpse of glory.
Winter, quite another kettle • Come in from golf, . or
of fish_ or hunting, or just
On the golf course, the' turf , into the incredible
is still green and springy, and • f roasting turkey, and
it's almost a pleasure to lose a had a glimpse of
ball in a heap of fallen leaves. .
-On the bays the water is a .• me up to a blazing
blue so intense that it shouts' • oak logsrand the bite of
back in mockery to'the 'deep, rye, and the women
calm blue of the "sky. • gravy in the kitchen,
, _ Around 'the pot -holes and the grathe kitchen,
Ydren
sloughs;- there is'the tense g all over me, and a
thumping,of the heart as the ion of those other.
ducks head in to land, or take s, the Toronto
off with a suddenness„ in Argonauts, and.. I ouldn't
, morning, that makes the laces with the Shah of
adrenalin pump. he Queen of England,
On the rivers, wrapped likeeQ
Eskimos, the anglers tease hen I have my personal
for that last, lurking rainbow
fishing,
walking
smell o
you've
paradise.
Draw
fire of
a good
• making
and
climbing
discuss
turkey
trade p
Iran, .t
or the Pope.
It's t
•trout that will go ten pounds. • (continued on . page I 5A )
There, is thump of :leather
on leather. as the football
heads for a climax. And there
is the: Weediness of track
meets, where the young push
every sinew to jump farther, ^
run faster: "
There is the ritual raking of
the leaves, and the jumping in
the leaf -piles by the little folk.
And, if your town . hasn't
passed a stupid by-law
against the burning of leaves,
there is the sheer joy of that.
Let me hesitate a moment
there. The burning of the
leaves is'just as symbolic as
the planting of the first seeds
and bulbs' in the spring. It
should be a time for neigh-
•hors to be out, • chatting
quietly and rakjng the
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November 5th & -6th
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