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These students were recognized for their work with the Drama Club over their
past high school years. They are, from top to bottom, Stewart Smith, Karen
Melady and Sandy Gauley, who were awarded for their performances, and Jeff
Dykstra, awarded for his part in the technical aspects of the theatre. (Photo by
Cath Wooden and Jason Ainslie)
PROGRAM SCHEOULE
June 11 to June 17
EXCLUSIVE TO SIGNAL -STAR PURLISHING'
WED THRU TUES
MORNING,
5 15 RELIGIOUS TOWN
HALL (Wed.) A BETTER
WAY (Thurs ..)
CH R ISTOPHERS (Thurs.')
1.11IS IS THE LIFE (Tues.).
5 45 U OF M PRESENTS'
6:15 FARM AND HOME
(Wed.) FARM REPORTS
- (Thurs.) WITH .THIS RING
iii.) YOUR COMMUNIT'Y
'Mon.) IT'S YOUR
BUSINESS am,s..)
6:30 SCOPE (Fri.)
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BRIDE (W('d.) THE MOON
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(Mon.)
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11 00 HIGH ROLLERS
1I•30 NEWLYWED GAME
AFTERNOON
12:00 NEWS
12,30 PASSWORD PLUS •
1 00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES
2 00 DOCTORS
2 30 ANOTHER WORLD
4 00 MOVIE MIRACLE IN
THE RAIN (Wed.) EN-
CHANTMENT (Thurs.)
.AUTUNIN LEAVES rEri.)
WI1.1 P'ENNY 1 'Ion.
SHT:NANDOAH (Tues.)
WEDNESDAY
JUNE 11
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6 00 NEWS •
6 30 NBC NEWS
7 00 HAPPY DAYS
7 30 M A S 11
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STROKES
9 10 TM.: FACTS OE LIFE
(0 00 QUINCY
11 00 NEWS
11 30 THE TONIGHT SHOW
I 00 TOMORROW
2 00 MOVIE «Irania)
'MARINES. LET'S GO"
Tom -Fyi 9n. David fledison.
4 00 MOVIE rhorrori •
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1.00 THE MIDNIGHT JUNE 16
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6 /,30 NBC NEWS
7 00 HAPPY -DA -VS AGAIN
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1.1 00 NEWS
11 30 THE TONIGHT SHOW
1 00 TOMORROW
2.00 MOVIE (adventure)
-PLAY DIRTY" • Michael
Caine. Nigel Davenport.
4 00 MOVIE (horror -
comedy) 'COMEDY OF
TERRORS
FRIDAY
JUNE 13
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6:00 NEWS
6:30 NBC NEWS
7:00 MUPPETS
7:30 M.A S H.
8:00 HERE'S BOOMER
8:30 ME AND MAXX
9:00 THE ROCKFORD
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swallowed and some few
to be chewed and
digested: that is, some
books are to be read only
in parts, others to bt
read, but not curloualy
and some tew to be read
wholly and with diligence
and attention. -Francis
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LICENSED UNDER L.C.B.O.
DAYFIELDRD„ GODERICH
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These students are the recipients of some of
G.D.C.I.'s rnost prestigious awards. They are, from
left to right, Dennis Donnelly, the school's most
valuable male athlete; Karen Melady, winner of
the Arthur Peachey Memorial Award; Sandra
Rowe, who accepted the Goderich Lions House
, Trophy -on behalf-of-Dtanlep-House-and
the school's most valuable female athlete. (Photo
by Cath Wooden and Jason Ainslie)
Champion sponsors Blyth play
Bruce Sully, president
of Champion Road
Machinery Limited of
Goderich has announced
that his company will
sponsor. the Blyth
Summer Festival
prdduction of "John and
the Missus" by Gordon
Pinsent.
Sheila Richards,
president of the Festival,
said that this is a doubly
important donation on the
part of the company
because it also represents'
the first time a company
has agreed to sponsor a
production at the
Festival.
The sponsorship helps
offset the high costs of
production in live
the.atre. Private funding
is essential in theatre to
make up the gap between
the cost of mounting a
production and the
moneys raised through
Announces
director
box office and govern-
ment grants.
"John and the Missus"
by well-known. actor and
writer Gordon Pinsent
will open the 1980
Festival on July 4. The
play tells the story of
John Munn, a miner in a
Newfoundland village.
John's family and friends
want him to move away
from the village to a
larger community to
escape the unhealthy life
of the mine. But John
isn't sure he wants to gc
and battles with his own
conscience' and his self-
respect. The show
combines music, humour
and drama in a way that
will make audiences
grow to love old John.
"John and the Missus"
will have 15 per-
formances, alternating
with Ted Johns' "St. Sam
of The Nuke Pile" until
August 2.
.Huron Country
Playhouse is proud to
announce that Bernard
Hopkins will direct the
opening production of
Private Lives, • starring
Irena Mayeskaand Ian
White.
1980 marks a fiftieth
anniversary . production
of Noel Coward's
delightful comedy and
the Playhouse is honored
to have Mr. Hopkins in
the director's chair. A
graduate of , R,A.D.A.,-
Theatre London's n'ew
Artistic Director, Ber-
nard Hopkins has ex-
celled as an actor, an
educator and a director.
As an .actor on stage,
television and film, he
has performed in
numerous West End
productions, toured
through South America
and Europe and appeared
on many of Canada's
major stages, including
the Manitoba Theatre
Centre, the National Arts
Centre and the Stratford
Festival.
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