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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-04-27, Page 21Crossroads -April 27, 1983 -Page 19 REGULAR GAMESI Thou$and$ Of Good Reasons 1';, 2131 Why You Should Attend The 1983 MILDM.AY ROTARY • 14 REG. GAMES @ $100.00 EACH! • 2 SHARE-THE4WEALTH SPECIALS! • ROTARY MONEY GAME SPECIAL! • $500.00 SPECIAL EACH NIGHT! Brow,' field 1 r'e•re Second Wednesday At The MILDMAY-CARRICK RECREATION COMPLEX IM )URs OPEN AT 7.30 P.M • GAMES START AT K 311 P M. SHARP' 3 REGULAR GAME CARDS WITH YOUR '2.00 ADMISSION (EXTRA CARDS 5 for $1.00 .ex•• REMEMBER THESE WEDNESDAY NIGHTS! JUNE 15 MAY 4 JUNE 29 AUG. 10 AUG. 24 SEPT. 7 SEPT. 21 "ONTARIO'S OLDEST ESTABLISHED CASH BINGO SERIES" Snapup the opportunities in the CLASSIFIED ADS ....:•..:;..:.::.....vR:..:,.::'/fi:liC6:0t<aa'auXi^'f,'S:6:anF`o*00%,SM~'{.'F.:.'Y'iaiMM:�f�ii!ofgraW 4 ... WIVB Buffalo 5 ... CBC Toronto 5C ... WGN Chicago Wed., May 4 AFTERNOON 12:00 Barbara McLeod Show 5 20 Minute Workout 79 Leave It to Beaver 3 Cartoons 10, 8 Flintstones 13 Big Valley 5C News 6, 7 Midday 4 12:25 Agri -News 13 12:30 Agri -News 8 The Young and Restless 4 Wok with Yan 5 Body Moves 11 Definition 13 Ryan's Hope 7, 79 News 10, 3 12:35 Noon Report 8 1:00 Alan Thicke Show 13 Here's Lucy 79 Let's Make a Deal 6 You Asked For It 5C Days of Our Lives 11 All My Children 7, 8, 5, 3, 10 1:30 News 5C Micro Magic 79 As the World Turns 6, 4 2:00 City Lights 79 Dick Van Dyke 5C Movie, "The Caddy" 10 Pony's People in Sports 7S Take 30, 8, 5, 3 One Life to Live 7, 11 Another World 13 2:30 Coronation Street 5 Capitol 4 . TBA 7S Andy Griffith 5C Good Company 3 Wok with Yan 8 Galloping Gourmet 79 Pitfall 6 3:00 You're Beautiful 79 Capitol 11 General Hospital 13, 7 I Dream of Jeannie 5C Daytime Challenge 5, 3 • Three's Company 8 The Guiding Light 6, 4 6 ... Global 7 ... WKBW Buffalo 7S ... I;SNP 8 ... CKNK Winghain 3:30 Jeffersons 8 Soapbox 11 Kidsworld 79 Pink Panther 5C Telescope Revisited 5, 3 Take 30, 10 4:00 Superfriends 5C Leave It to Beaver 3 Hercules 6 Daytime Challenge 10 Eight Is Enough 4 Little House on the Prairie 8, 7 The Young and the Restless 11 The Bob Newhart Show 13 Do It for Yourself 5 Rockford Files 79 4:30 Battle of the Planets 6 Sports Woman 7S Tattletales 13 Going Great 5 Three's Company 10 Scooby Doo 5C Happy Days 3 5:00 The Price Is Right 79, 8, 10 Vic's Vacant Lot 7S Happy Days 5 Baretta 6 Jeffersons 7 Hogan's Heros 13 Little House on the Prairie 11 You Asked For It 4 Three's Company 3 Incredible Hulk 5C 5:30 Playing Your Best Golf 7S News 3 Barney Miller 4 Three's Company 5 WKRP 7, 13 EVENING 6:00 News 6, 11, 10, 8, 7, 5, 4, 13 Horse Racing Weekly 7S T.J. Hooker 3 Muppet Show 5C Citypulse 79 6:30 Laverne & <Shirley 5C Fishin' -Hoe 7S News 7, 4 ✓ y_ CON CFION BOSS LIKES HIS YO rATRUCKS' CON CTION. { 4 "My construction business has 2 Toyota diesel trucks and we travel Southwestern Ontario. The fellas driving them think they're great. I think they're put together well, and have phenomenal fuel efficiency. Toyota's are no nonsense vehicles. And that makes good sense to me." • l ;s -Wayne Stahle, President, Wayne Stahle General Contractors, Kitchener WATERLOO Waterloo Toyota Limited 21 Weber Street N. Waterloo, Ontario N2J 3G5 (519) 885-2000 KITCHENER Heffner Motors Limited 1620 King Street E. Kitchener, Ontario N2G 2P1 (519) 744-3391 /2. Get the Feeling from your `iOYOFA PICKUP PRO 10 ... CFPL London 11 ... CHCH Hamilton 13 ... CKCO Kitchener 79 ... City TV Toronto 7:,00 Trapper John M.D. 10 Smiley's People 3 Family Feud 13 Sports Centre., The Facts of Life 5 Joker's Wild 4 Barney Miller 5C That's Incredible 8 Entertainment Tonight 11 Laverne & Shirley 79 That's Life 6 Tic Tac Dough 7 7:30 You Asked For It 6 TBA 7S MLB (Texas at Toronto) 13 Jeffersons 5C Muppet Show 4 Don Cherry's Grapevine 11 Reach for the Top 5 Family Feud 7 MASH 79 8:00 Zorro and Son 4 Fifth Estate 8, 5, 3, 10 The Great Debate 11 Fall Guy 7 Movies, "The Lady Killers" 79: "TBA" 5C Real People 6 8:30 Square Pegs 4 9:00 Battle of the Network Stars 11, 7 Movie, "Murder is Movies on Channel 8 THURSDAY MIDNIGHT -"DROP-OUT FATHER". Star- ring Dick Van Dyke, Marlette Hartley, Charles Bloom. A rollicking, hard-hitting comedy that explores present day values and the condition of family life when an executive abruptly drops out to pursue the important things in life. FRIDAY, 11:30 P.M. -"SCALPEL°'. Stars Robert Lansing, Judith Chapman. A psychological thriller about a psycho- pathic plastic surgeon out to appropriate a $5,000,000 in- heritance. MONDAY, 11:30 P.M. -'°JOCK PETERSON". Starring Jack Thompson, Jacki Weaver, Amanda Hunt. A former foot- ball star tries to overcome an inferiority complex by going to college. Many sexual encounters occur. TUESDAY MIDNIGHT -"RIDER ON THE RAIN". Stars Charles Bronson, Marlene Gorbet, Annie Cordy. A man and a woman are pitted againsteach other in the intrigues of a murder case. They play a cat and mouse game with the man fiercely unrelenting and the small woman stub- bornly fighting back with the courage of a trapped lioness. WEDNESDAY, 11:30 P.M.-"McNAUGHTON'S DAUGH- TER". Starring Susan Clark, Ricardo Montalban, Vera Miles. NDA. Movies on Channel 5 SUNDAY, 9:00 A.M.-"ONE, TWO, THREE". Stars James Cagney, Arlene Francis, Horst Bucholz. A Coca-Cola ex- ecutive • in Berlin, aiming for a top London post, sees his plans go awry when his American boss' visiting daughter becomes involved with an East Berlin beatnik. SUNDAY MIDNIGHT --"A STREETCAR NAMED DE- SIRE". Stars Marlon Brando, Vivien Leigh. The last brave and hopeless struggle of the lonely and _decaying Blanche du Bois to hold on to her faded Southern gentility against the brutish badgering of her brother-in-law eventually leads her to madness. MONDAY MIDNIGHT -"SOME KIND OF A NUT". Stars Dick Van Dyke, Angie Dickinson. To cover a bee -sting on his chin, a vacationing, conservative bank teller grows a beard - that eventually costs him both his job and his girl friend. TUESDAY, 1:00 --"THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY". Stars Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, Eli Wallach. A drifter, a Mexican outlaw and a sadist are all out to get a cash box containing $200,000 which was stolen and put in an unmarked grave during the Civil War. WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT -"ONE SPY TOO MANY". Star- ring Robert Vaughn, David McCallum, Rip Torn. The men from "UNCLE" battle it out with a sullen Greek tycoon who wants to rule the world. Hollywood Hotline By NANCY ANDERSON Terry Kiser did his homework HOLLYWOOD - Before Terry Kiser essayed the role' of Vic Hitler, a stand- up comic, in "Hill Street Blues," he researched the part in two ways. First, he searched the Los Angeles telephone directory for the family name Hitler. He didn't find it. Not a single Hitler sub- scribes to the L.A. tele- phone service or, if one does. it's under an alias "So far as I know," Vic mulls, "there are no Hitlers in the world. Adolf wasn't even a Hitler. He was son of Alois Shicklgruber.'• For his second research project, Kiser consulted a doctor to get information about narcolepsy, a disease afflicting Vic Hitler and one Terry still can't spell. "It's an illness that makes a person drop off to sleep suddenly," Terry ex- plains. "It can happen in the middle of a meal " Stand-up comic Vic Hit- ler dropped off in the mid- dle of his act, and Kiser says this could happen, too. "I asked the doctor about that," he reports, "and he said bright, flashing, lights could bring on an attack. "Narcolepsy can be con- trolled, but it can't be cured. Medication will pro- tect a person from attacks. but he'll have to take medi- cation all his life " According to Kiser. a number of top stand-up comics wanted to play Vic Hitler and read for the part. "But," he says, "none was right They were too slick. "They missed the vulner- ability I could give him, be- cause I•m an actor rather than a comic " TERRY KISER '... So Far as I know, there are no Hitters in the world' Easy" 4 Three's Company 8, 5, 3, 10 Love Boat 6 9:30 Too Close for Comfort 8, 5, 3, 10 10:00 The Tonight Show 6 National 8, 5, 3, 10 Auto Racing '83 7S News 5C Citypulse Tonight 79 Sun Country 13 10:20 Journal 8, 5, 3, 10 11:00 News 6,8,5, 3, 10,7, 4,11,13 Soap 5C Movie, "It Can Be Done Amigo" 79 Sports Centre 7S 11:05 Newsfinal 5 11:20 Local News 13 11:30 Sportsline 6 Charlie's Angels 5C Family Brown 11 Barney Miller 4, 5 Movies, "McNaughton's Daughter" 8; "Dr. Phibes Rises Again" 3 Nightline 7 Miss Jones & Son 10 12:00 TBA 7S Hawaii Five -O 11 Hart to Hart 4 Movies, "One Spy too Many" 5; "Shark's Treasure" 10; "The Gargoyles', 6; "And God Created Women" 13 12:30 Lie Detector 7 Movie, "TBA" 5C 1:00 Movie, "Flash and Firecat" 4 • Hawaii Five -O 11 News 7 2:00 Highlights 5 2:30 Sports Centre 7S Headline Service 4 3:00 Nightbeat 5C Night Watch 4 3:30 Horse Racing Weekly 7S All Night Show 5C 4:00 Movie, "TBA" 5C Australian Rules Football 7S When JACKIE GLEA- SON was growing up he knew he'd be a performer but he probably never dreamed he'd be working with the leading actor in the Western world. Well, Gleason and LAURENCE OLIVIER have been teamed by HBO for "Mr Johnson and Mr. Halpern," which is filming in Britain and is described as straight drama. A fantastic one-man show, based on the life of World War I flying ace Billy Bishop, was named the best television program of 1982, defeating a drama, "Blind Faith", and Toiler Cran- ston's skating special, "Strawberry Ice" to take the ACTRA Award. Star of the Bishop special, Eric Peterson, was nominated in the best acting category but lost to Rosemary Dunsmore who starred in "Blind Faith". The ACTRA for best variety performance went to Cranston and the star of "Seeing Things", Louis Del Grande, was named best actor in a series. He defeated Gerard Parkes of "Home Fires" and Bruno Gerussi of "The Beachcombers" to win that award. The race for best host - interviewer was a com- petition among Morton Shulman who hosts a show on a Toronto channel, Eric Mailing of "Fifth Estate" and Harry Brown of "Take 30". Mailing was the winner. Peter Growski was the best host -interviewer on radio, The Royal Canadian Air Farce, a comedy group which includes Dave Broadfoot, Luba Goy, Roger Abbott, Don Ferguson and John Morgan, took three awards, for radio and television writing and for the best radio variety per- formance. Laurier LaPierre, who now works out of Vancouver, won the Gordon Sinclair Award for integrity and outspoken opinion in broadcasting. The John Drainie Award, established in memory of the late actor and recognizing outstanding contribution to broadcasting, went to a musician, an arranger and conductor, Lucio Agostini, whose music is heard as background for many television productions and films. 0-0-0 Fond memories were revived in many fans of early movies when Hollywood legends Gloria Swanson and . Delores Del Rio died recently. Two great beauties who with their lifestyles and movie roles, set the style for women throughout the world, their fame and popularity sur- vived many decades and that is something that cannot be said about most of today's stars. Their presence on the screen was the living of every woman's fantasy and though personal happiness eluded them, they created much happiness for others through the days of silent films to the modern-day epic. At wit's end by Erma Bombed( 1 Copywright 1979. Field Enterprises. Inc. I've always loved this country's penchant for giv- ing animals human qualities. That's why we have bears in rangers' hats, tigers who eat a nutritious breakfast, and who could ever forget Fraser, an oversexed lion who was the role model of every jock in the country? Enter Hsing-Hsing and Ling -Ling, the pandas in Washington, whom I expect to appear any day now on "Love Boat" playing them- selves. I cannot believe the scien- tists who have followed them around for the past eight years showing them dia- grams and reading sex manuals out loud to them, hoping to get a baby panda born in captivity. What do they expect from those two? To begin with, it was not a marriage made in heaven, but the Washington National Zoo, and there's a difference. Washington is not conducive to anyone getting together. The headline I read an- nouncing their consumma- tion read, "Pandas Finally .Figure It Out". "That's insulting," I said to my husband. "How do they know Ling -Ling didn't have an eight-year head- ache? A lot of women I know have eight-year headaches." "Don't be so sensitive," he said. "They're just animals. It says here, 'Hsing-Hsing was never able to establish an effect ive posture and may have been victimized by a poor self-image as he was overanxious, misdirected or just plan inept'." "I don't want to hear any- more," I said. "It just cheapens the relationship." "I find it fascinating," he continued, "that the only way they will know if she's really pregnant is if she builds a nest, loses her appe- tite or becomes suddenly agitated. Good Lord, didn't her mother tell her any- thing?" "That's it," 1 said. "Start blaming. That's so like you. Did it ever occur to you she might want to make the an- nouncement? Why does everyone assume just be- cause someone is quiet, she's dumb?" "I'll tell you what dumb is," he said, "Dumb is passing up a cover on Time magazine because she didn't know Ling -Ling was a girl's name." We sat there for a moment before 1 said, "I'll tell you what dumb is. It's sitting Were arguing over two ani- mals from the zoo who haven't the slightest idea what is going on." We laughed until we were sick. "It'll hit 'em when they make the pages of the Na- tional Enquirer," said my husband soberly. "For sure," I nodded, "when Donahue has them on discussing the Lamaze experience,"