HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-06-27, Page 25'tarist; hang gliding; a
hospital4for birds; a
family -that collects an-
tique bicycles; and a
12 -year-old disc
jocky.
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Cucumber: Earthlings
7:00 Doctor Who: The _
Horns of Nimon,<Parf_'
(Final)
7:30 Magic Shadows: West-
ern Union (Final)
8:00 Realities: Sex and the
Brain
8:30 Speaking Out: Day
Care
10 Biscotasing
30 Canada: the Great Ex-
periment: The Third
Branch
11:00 Realities: Sex and the
Brain
11:30 Talking Film: Gods
and Goddesses of the
Cinema
12:00 How to Start a Small.
Business: Financial
Planning
Fri., June .29
8:00 Polka Dot Door
8:30 Jeremy
8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh-
borhood
9:15 Tales of Magic: The
Wild Swans
9:30 Vision On: Waves
10:00 Sesame 'Street
11:00 Passe-P,rtout
11:30 Kidsworld: A Look at
basketball dribbling; a
country vet; allergy -
fighting bugs; a the-
atre for the deaf; and
some table tennis
champions and Vic
Tayback, who plays
Mel in Alice.
12:00 Readalong 2: Word:
bicycle
• 12:10 Jeremy
12:25 The Wombles
12:30 Realities: Sex and the
�:. Brain.. .wr
1:00 The World in Your .
Kitchen: Greek Cook-
ing
1:30 Down to Earth: Flow-
er Arranging 2
2:00' Journeys in Time:
Courtship, Marriage,
Children
2:30 Talking Film: The
Cinema of Elia Kazan
3:00 Witness to Yesterday:
Mark Twain, Part 2
3:30 Cucumber: Safety
4:00 Passe-Partout
4:30 Kidsworld; A champ-
ion diver and gymnast
in Columbus, Ohio; a
prize-winning fiddler
in Orillia, Ont.; and
the star who plays •
Katie in the television
series Benson. Other,
items include handi-
capped children 'using
Bliss symbols to com-
municate; a young
escape artist; and a
professional drum-
mer:
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:00 Fables of the Green
Forest: Jerry Muskrat
7:00 High Notes .
7:30 Magic Shadows: The
Adventures of Captain
Marvel
8:00 Money$worth
8:30 North of 60 Degrees:
Destiny Uncertain:
They Came to Stay
9:00 The Ascent of Man:
The Grain in the Stone
10400 Marine Biology: Fish
Farming
10:30 In Search of Paradise:
The Mystical Islands
11:00 Money$worth
11:30 Talking Film: Music
in the Cinema
12:00 How to Start a Small
Business: What to Buy
and How to Control It
Sat., June 30
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NEW HOURS
Starting Saturday, July 7, 1984,
the Listowel Branch of VICTORIA
& GREY TRUST COMPANY will
be open Saturdays from 9:00.
a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in addition to
the present hours.
From July 7th on, the hours will
be as follows:
Mon. o Thurs.: 8:30 0 5:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 m 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 m 1:00 p.m.
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lyn Boys' Chorus
School, and we learn
why flamingos are
pink: a comic -book
collector, a modern
rhythmic gymnast,
and Meadowlark,
Lemon, formerly of
the Widen). Globe-
trotters basketball
team.
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Cucumber: Dinosaurs
7:00 The Half -a -Handy
Hour
7:30 Magic Shadows: Suez
Part 2 of 5
8:00 National Geographic:
The Legacy of LSB
Leakey
9:00 The Complete Dra-
matic Works of Wil-
liam Shakespeare:
Macbeth
11:30 Talking Film: The
Making of a Motion
Picture, Part 2
12:00 Dimensions in Sci-
ence: Models in the
Mind
Thur., June28
8:00 Polka Dot Door
8:30 Jeremy
8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh-
borhood
9:15 Tales of Magic: The
Ant and the Grass-
hopper
9.:30 Vision On: Water
10:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Passe-Partout
11:3Q Kidsworld: A champ-
ion baton twirler; kids
who model; a mari-
achi band; antique
cutters; and handi-
capped horseback
riders. Feature inter-
view is with Tom
Wopat of The Dukes of
Hazzard.
12:00 Readalong 2
12:10 Hattytown Tales: The
Cannon
12:25 The Wombles
I'2:30 Realities: Israel after
Begin
1:00 The World in Your
Kitchen: Chinese
Cooking
1,:30 Down to Earth:
Flower Arranging 1
2:00 Journeys in Time:
Courtship, Marriage;
Children
2:30 Talking Film:' The
Serial
3:00 Witness to Yesterday:
Mark Twain, Part 1
3:30 Cucumber: Birds 10,E
4:00 Passe-Partout 10:
4:30 Kidsworld: A Champ-
ion diver; a blind gui
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4:30
Understanding Human
Behavior: Emotional
Development
Understanding Human
Behavior: Cognitive
Development
Kidsworld: Sandra
Fujimoto, Andrea
Davis, and local cor-
respondents present:
news about a robot a
manufacturer; a
Kansas cattle ranch
run by three women;
carillonneur Heather
Spry; Siberian tigers;
San Francisco's Cher-
ry Blossom Festival;
„a miniature horse;
Valerie Bertinelli off
One Day at a Time;
the world's first uni-
cycle drill team.
Sesame Street
Polka Dot Door
0 Struggle beneath the
Sea: The Puffer and
the Trunkfish
Doctor Who: The
Leisure Hive, Part 1
of 4
0 People and Pets:
Celebrities
0 Movie, "Heaven Can
Wait” (1943). An ex-
cellent comedy -fan-
tasy by one of the true
giants of cinema,
Ernst Lubitsch. Set
around 1890, this de-
lightful film has its
own notions of earth
and Hades, with Don
Ameche as the sinner,
Laird Cregar as the •
Devil, and Gene Tier-•
ney, Charles Coburn,
Marjorie Main, Louis
Calhern, Spring Bying-
ton,,Allyn Joslyn,
Signe H.asso, and
Eugene Pallette in as-
sorted roles.
9:55 Conversations
30 Movie, "The Ghost
and Mrs. Muir" (1947) .
Joseph Mankiewicz
directed - this beauti-
fully crafted fantasy
about a woman who
has a romance with
the ghost of a sea cap-
tain. Rex Harrison,
Gene Tierney, George
Sanders, Edna 'Best,
Vanessa Brown, Anna
Lee, Robert Coote, and
Natalie Wood. While
not directed by Lu-
bitsch, this picture is
presented as a fitting
fantasy companion to
our first film.
12:15 The ,Movie Show
5:00
6:00
6:3
7:00
7:3
8:0
10:
SUMMER AIR TIME
STARTS
12:00 Personal Spaces:
Signs and Symbols
12:30 How to Start a Small
Business
1:00 The Body in Question:
Balancing Act
2:00 The Computer Acad-
emy: How Computer
Programs Work —
Program 3 of 12
2:30 The Academy on Com-
puters with Jack
Livesley: How Pro-
grams Work — Pro-
gram 3 of 12
3:00 Understanding Human
Behavior: Genetic
Psychology
Sun., July 1
12:00 Les Arrivants: 1832
1:00 Jardins, paradis des
revel
1:30 Nova
2:30 Chefs-d'oeuvre a 1'-
ecran
3:30 La Maison magique
4:00 Entre deux nuages
4:15 Colargol
4:30 La Petite Lulu
5:00 Passe-Partout
5:30 'L'Atelier des Pis-
senlits
6:00 Ca, c'est l'Ontario
6:30 Mosaique
7:00 La Societe National
Geographic
8:00 Villages et Visages
8:30 Vue globale
9:00 Tele -cinema
11:00 L'Ete show
2:30 Talking Film: The
Cinema of Elia Kazan
3:00 High Notes
3:30 Witness to Yesterday:
Bethune, Part 1. Don-
ald Sutherland por-
trays Norman Beth-
une, the crusading
Canadian doctor who
invented the world's
first mobile blood
transfusion unit.
4:.00 Passe-Partout
4:30 Kidsworld: Items in-
clude an interview
with Jeff Conway of
Taxi, and two Toronto
boys who have a.large
moth and butterfly col-
lection. Also, a young
rodeo star in Cali-
fornia, Siberian tigers
at the Calgary Zoo,
and the Glass Orches-
tra in Toronto.
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Fables of the Green
Forest: Bobby the
Raccoon Fails
7:00 Struggle beneath the
Sea: The Sea Urchin
7:30 Magic Shadows: Suez
(1938) —. Part 1 of 5.
Historical drama
about the French en-
gineer Ferdinand de
Lesseps and his con-
ception and building of
the Suez canal. With .
Tyrone Power, Loretta
Young, Annabella, J.
Edward Bromberg,
and Joseph Schild -
kraut.
8:00 Vista: Portrait of a
Killer. Swedish pho-
tographer Lennart
Nilsson has filmed
spectacular footage
of the inside of the
human body that re-
veals the process of
cardiovascular dis-
ease. Physiologist Dr.
Richard Malcolm de-
scribes ways' in which
people can avoid heart
attacks and strokes,
and explainscholes-
terol's role in the de-
velopment of cardio-
vascular disease.
9:00 The Academy on Par-
enting with Jack
Livesley. I Love You,
When You're Good —
Program 4 of 6
10:00 Visions: The critical
Eye: The Divine State.
A look at the role of art
in expressing religious
experiences.
10:30 The Movie Show: Alex
Barris and Ron Base
air their views on Ex-
perience Preferred
11:00 Fast Forward: Secur-
ity. A variety of se-
curity and surveil-
lance devices and sys-
tems
11:30 Talking Film: The
Business of Directing
12:00 Dimensions in Sci-
ence: Space, Time,
and Albert Einstein
Mon„ July 2
11:00 Polka Dot door
11:30 Cucumber: Dinosaurs
12:00 Guess What?: Basket-
ball
12:10 The Body Works
12:20 Parlez-moi: Sol in the
Restaurant
12:30 Tell Me a Story: The
Magic Ring
12:40 Two plus You: The
Teddy Bear Who
Wanted to Go Home
1:00 The Music of Man:
The Quiver of Life:
Yehudi Menuhin
traces the history of
music from the first
natural instruments,
through the traditions
of ancient China,
Japan, Sumeria, the
Golden Age of Greece,
and primitive Africa.
He explores the scope
of inusical sounds in a
visit with Canadian
composer R. Murray
Schafer, who provides
a "soundscape."
2:00 World Business Sum-
mit:
Wed., July 4
11:00 Polka Dot Door
11:30 Cucumber: Weather
12:00 Guess What?: Mara-
thon
12:10 The Body Works
12:20 Parlez-moi: Sol and
the Burglar •
12:30 Tell Me a Story: The
Sunflower Adventure
12:40 Math Patrol 2: Adding
1
1:00 Fast Forward: To-
wards an Ultimate
System
1:30 Marine Biology: Bio-
ogy on the Bay
.2:00 Learn to Earn: On-
tario Secondary and
Intermediate Schools
Host Gail Scott ex-
plores changes in the
Ontario educational
system and ways they
can help familiarize
students with the
workplace.
2:30 Talking Film: The
Producers, Part 2'
3:00 Canada: the Grieat Ex-
periment: Sir John
A. Macdonald en-
deavors to discover
how Canada has fared
since the inception of
Confederation by ex-
amining the three
levels of government:
municipal, provincial,
and federal.. He speaks
to Mayor John Gerret-
sen of Kingston,
MP Flora:MacDonald,
and Alberta Premier
Peter Lougheed about
the responsibilities . !•
and, problems at each
level.
3:30 Witness to Yesterday:
Bethune, Part 2
4:00 Passe-Partout
4:30 Kidsworld:- A look at
what makes up a
spacesuit, how, the Bee
Gees beeame super-
st'ars, and the tricks of
a Frisbee master:
Also, a rodeo princess
shows off, her horse- '
manship, a Lok An-
geles disc jockey re-
veals some of his best
voices for cartoon
characters, and men-
tally handicapped
athletes train for their '
summer games.
5:00 -Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Citizen Seatbelt
6:45 Artscape: Program 1:
Line
7:00 People and Pets:. Frx-
otic Pets
7:30 Magic Shadows: Suez
Part3of5
8:00 Realities: Quebec
Ideology
8:30 Visions: Artists and
the Creative Process:
Two Worlds
9:00 The Computer Acad-
emy: Bits and Bytes:
Computer Languages
— Program' 6 of 12
9:30 The Academy on Com-
puters with Jack
Livesley: Computer
Languages — Pro-
gram 6 of 12
10:00 Mind over Matter:
Program 2
10:30 The New Literacy: An
Introduction to Com-
puters
11:00 Realities: Quebec
Ideology'
11:30 Talking Film: The
Making of a Motion
Picture, Part 3
12:00 Dimensions in Sci-
ence: The Time Ma-
chine
° Tues., July 3
11:00 Polka Dot Door
11:30• Cucumber: Comedy
12:00 Guess What?: Electric
Battery
12:10 the Body Works: The
energetic crew of six
youngsters explain
that physical fitness is
a combination of flex-
ibility, endurance, and
strength.
12:20 Parlez-moi: Sol on'the
Telephone
12:30 Tell Me a Story: The
Brontosaurus and the
Rose
12:40 The Adventures of
Timothy Pilgrim
1:00 Struggle beneath the
Sea: The Snapping
Shrimp and the Goby
1:30 The Stationary Ark:
How Dead Is Dead?
2:00 People Patterns: Cele-
bration: Kiwanis
Music Festival
2:30 Talking Film: Anato-
my of Suspense
3:00 The Newcomers: Pro-
logue. An introduction
to The Newcomers,
this program re-
creates the daily life,
customs, and rituals of
British. Columbia's
Tsimshian nation be-
fore the advent of the'
white man.
4:00 Passe-Partout
4:30 Kidsworld: A gym-
nastics trio rehearse
their routine, students
audition at the Brook -
Cataract starts at 35
Senile cataract appears
to have an earlier onset in
certain African areas than
in other parts of the world,
with incidence becoming
significant in the 40 -to -50
age group. A recent report
from Nepal indicates that
in a certain population
group there, cataract ap-
parently starts at about
age 35.