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'' cannel Saginaw Schedule for September. 30 • to Octob•er 6
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(Exclusive to Signal -S tar'Publishing)
I MORNINGS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
_
AFTERNOONS =,MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAYS
7:00 - TODAY SHOW
7:30 - TODAY SHOW
9:00•-R•
I ONSIDE
10:00 - SANFORD AND SON
10°30 = CELEBRITY SWEE•PSTAKES,,
11:00 - WHEEL OF FORTUNE'
11:30 - HOLLYWOOD SQUARES`
12:00 -NEW S
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12:30 p•m: to 4:00 p,m.
12:30 - THE GONG SHOW
1:00.- THE FUN FACTORY
1:30 - DAYS OFOUR LIVES•
2:30 --THE DOCTORS
3:00 - ANOTHER WORLD
4,00 = DARK SHADOWS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
4:30 - STUDIO FIVE "WOMAN'S WORLD" Clifton
Webb, Lauren' Bacall '54. Automobile tycoon,
seeking a -successor to his general manager brings.
three of company's top men, with their wive§, .to
New York for observation. '54 -
EVENINGS
6:00 - NEWS
7:00 ADAM -12.
7:30- BEWITCHED
8:00 - GEMINI MAN
9:00 - BEST SELLERS - Taylor Caldwell's "CAP- •
TAINS-AND THE KINGS" (Part 2)
.10:00 - VAN DYKE AND COMPANY
11:00 - NEWS
11:30 - TONIGHT. SHOW
1:00 -.TOMORROW
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1
•
4:30 - STUDIO FIVE'S' FAMILY FESTIVAL "GAY
PURR -EE" Voices of Judy Garland, Robert Goul,et
'62 Animated musical cartoon,,gbout the adventures
of a group of cats Who leave their,farm home to go to
' Paris. .
EVENING
6:00 -, NEWS
7:00 - WILD KINGDOM''
7:30 - THE MUPPETS
8:00 - SANFORD' AND SON
8:30 - CHICO AND THE MAN
9:00 ROCKFORD FILES
10:00 - SERPICO
11:00 - NEWS
11:30 TONIGHT SHOW
I:00 - TOMORROW .
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2
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 TALKINGf DOG"
10:30 - THE MONSTER SQUAD
.11:00 - LAND • OF -THE LOST
• 11:30 - .HOT FUDGE •
12:00 - SOUL TRAIN
AFTERNOON,
1:00 MOVIE "WHO WAS THAT LADY" Tony Curtis,
!Dean Martin B&W '60 Chemistry professor, caught
by wife kissing student, gets his TV writer friend to
dream up an explanation. .
3:00 SATURDAY' SPECTACULAR "HEAVEN
KNOWS, MR. ALLISON" .Robert. Mitchum,..
Deborah Kerr. '57 Marine corporal cast; up on a
Pacificisland finds the only other nun..
Together they outwit the Japanese, .who_ land on the
island, and later they assist U.S. Marines in taking
over island:'. -
CANDID CAMERA ti
5:30 -.ANDY WILLIAMS' SHOW;
.EVENING
6:00 - NEWS
6:30 - HEE HAW
7:30 - BOBBY .VINTON
8:00 ; EMERGENCY
9;00 - MOVIE "BREAKDOWN" Charles Bronson, Jill
Ireland r.
11:00 -'NEWS
11:30- MILLION $ MOVIE "GREEN BARETS"_John
Wayne, David •Janssen '68 Cynical war
a.
correspondent goes on a special assignment with
two Green Baret detachments.•
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2
1:00. FIVE STAR THEATRE "HOUSE OF
HORRORS" Bill Goodwin, Virginia Grey B&W '46
Frustrated artist, attacked by critics, uses "The
• Creeper" to murder'bis.enemies:
SUNDAY, OCTOBER:3
• MORNING -
7:00
7:3Q
8:90
9:00
9:30-
10:15
:30•10:15
11:45
- OPEN CAMERA
- REVIVAL FIRES
- REX HUMBARD
- ORAL ROBERTS
- TEI:EVI'SED MASS
-. ABBOTT &-COSTELLO
- LAUREL & HARDY
AFTERNOON .
12:30 -. MEET .THE PRESS
1:00 -.NFL FOOTBALL
4:00 - SUNDAY SPECTACULAR "COME BLOW
YOUR HORN" -Frank Sinatra, Lee-„ J. Cobb '63
Playboy, living in a luxurious penthouse, introduces
hi oung brother to his way of life, and horrifies his
country parents.
EVENING
6:90 - NEWS
6:30 - WILD WILD, WORLD. OF ANIMALS
7:00 - DISNEY
8:00 - THE BIG EVENT (Part 2)
9:30 - NBC SUNDAY MYSTERY MOVIE "QUINCY"
' "GO RIGHT CITY HALL -- TO THE DEATH!"
Sack Kingman stars as Quincy, a hard -driving city
medical examiner. ,
11:00 - NEWS .
11:30 - CINEMA FIVE "TRIAL" Glenn Ford, Arthur
Kennedy B&W '55 Young: Mexican b.oy's murder
trial mushrooms from local miscarriage of justice
• into a scandal of, national interest.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4
4:30'- STUDIO FIVE "PIT AND THE -PENDU• LUM"
Vincent • Price, John' kerr '61 Classic Poe tale of
horror, Man's wife and 'his best friendcontrive
apparent deathof the wife as part of a plan to drive
her husband mad.
EVENING
6:00' - NEWS
7:00 - ADAM - 12 ..
7•:30 - BEWITCHED •
8:00 - LITTLE HOUSE ON THE .PRAIRIE'
9:00 - .MOVIE "NEVER GIVE AN INCH"" Paul
Newman, Lee Remick -
11:00 - NEWS . .
11:30 - TONIGHT• 'HOW •
1:00 TOMORROW Y e
TUESDAY, OCTOBERS
4:30 STUDIO FIVE "MASQUE OF THE • 'RED
DEATH" Vincent 'Price, Hazel Court Tyrannical
prince of the 112th Century, intrigued by a young
girl, takes her to his castle to be taught the ways. of
the court.
EVENING
P: 00.- NEWS-, -
7:00 -ADAM: -12`
' 7:3b - BEWITCHED •
'8:00 - BAA, BAA, BLACK SHEEP.
9:00 - POLICE WOMAN
11:00 - NEWS--
11:30
EWS --1.1:30 - TONIGHT SHOW
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6
• 4:30 - STUDIO FIVE "WAR GODS OF THE :DEEP"
Vincent Price; Tab Hunter: Ruler of an under -the -
ocean city kidnaps an expert in •seismology,:and a
young woman' whom.'he believes to be his -wife
reincarnated, ` -
EVENING
6:00 - NEWS • •
7:00.- ADAM - 12
7:30 - BEWITCHED
8:00 - THE PRACTICE,
8:30 - MOVIE "HOW :TO BREAK
DIVORCE
10:00 - MARCUS WELBY - M.D.
11:00 -NEWS
11:30 --TONIGHT. SHOW
1:00 -'TOMORROW •
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Phone Evenings 5 2 4.= 814 6
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Show Time B;30
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;: . T.o 'Change
' Without Notice
%JCT.• T-3 FRI., SAT.& SUN,.
LAS ':''STOP ON THE NIGHT- TRAIN'
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CICS' 10 SUNDAY ONLY ..
DUSK TO 1)A1IV'N
ISTINas NEx'r WE
,Jack's Jottings
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(continual frnnt page 2A)
j 87. instead of $6.00 with the
top marginal -rate going froth.
-$8.to$9.
There will be na change in
•l the general support grant
, whici remains at a flat
percent or prior year local
levies. Sirnilarly,thetesour'ce
1, equalization grant will
-% remain unchanged, ,except
• that ,'the •standard for • this
{ grant will be in.ereas.e41, from
• • $10,400 to 810;500 in equalized
assessment per capita, with a
ma,ximum grant rate of 25
percent for any .m unicipal'ity.
j
From a recent survey done
by the -Province, it would
appear that qn average
• municipal millrates' during
1976 will: •have risen by ap-
proximately 8.5 percent. It is
% encouraging to note that the
• • municipal sector obviously
Moderated its millrate in-
creases by a- oombi.nation of
tight budgeting; .elimination
of waste' and the use of liquid
reserves. Ali governmer. is
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from -QR.J.veinfs
Pork •',•..
' will' need to stay on this type
of course if the public sector
is to reduce or eliminate its
ififlationary impact on the
economy -.and - if we are
. serious abeut our attempt to
enhance the productivity of
the economy in a competitive,
'international environment:
The advance notice of 1977
Provincial transfers to -local
governments- sparked some
criticism amongst local
go ernment officialtit , and
opposition members at the
Provincial. level'. There ,was
some Criticism of the
Treasurer for .his ad hoc
approach to the needs oft1 e
municipalities for. funds
,.:whereby the Treasurer
provides them with More
money in good times and
'encourages them to spend
. more and then -forces them to
cut back on their program in
times of restraint. This ap-
proach to municipal finan-
fgg,makesit impossible for
municipalities to "plani their
financial programs ona l'bng
range basis and barely
permits them to'know where
they are going from . year to
year. "
The Treasurer has told the
Municipalities what they can
expect one year but .they have
no idea what they can get
from him the following year.
The , . reference in his
statement to "willingness to
tax" is in reality based on the
ability of municipalities .to.
tax. The result of this will be
-that; those mtatiit.ipalities
wwhicli are wealthier and have
.greater tail capacity will
receive: more.
:Sortie critics expressed the
view, that the Treasurer
• wants us to believe that the
Edmonton Commitment is
honoured regardless4, of the
year to ,year vagaries in -the
funding of the municipalities.
When the Province shows
largess ;n ,any year the
Treasurer says the„ Com-
mitment is being honoured.
When the Province fails to
show large s,. he argues that
theCommitment is defined as
an. average ' over an in-
determinate number of
years. Critics seem to think
that it is time to takethe
responsibility for municipal
affairs out of the hands of the
Treasurer who allegedly has
demonstrated -that he Is more
interested in using municipal
financing as a : political.
football instead of as a means
of,.,insuring an efficient and
equi bie disirib(ition of Racal
servic S and revenue sources
throught the Province.
The Treasurer said that
half of the *additional $330
million will`\not go • to
municipalities b tx ,to local
school boards despite the fact
that they are experiencing .
declining enrolments... Wec
might ask whether we 'e an
;expect this t� pay far ever• •-
.increas.ing' school ad-
ministrative costs an -d
whether we will ever see this •
money reflected in increase • .
quality in the classrooms.
,,, Obviously: Housing are
going to continue to be very
expensive in Ontario as there
is a reduced commitment on
the part of the Government to
increase funds for xhis pur-
pose. According to some
municipal officials :and. op- .
position critics, the $5, millign . e
reduction in the amount df..,
money availatle for housing
grants indicates the
Treasurer's. questionable
prioritiees in this area.
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