The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-10-03, Page 26ti
Page 12—Crossroads—Oct. 3, 1984
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Weekday
Mornings -
5:Olf News al Sunrise 5D
5:30 News 51)
Jimmy Swaggart 6
5:50 Ontario Report 13
6:00 Frightenstein 10
Seneca 'I'eleeol lege 6,
57
20 Minute Workout •
7D, 41)
Sonya 51)
Mad Dash 11
News 3
News '1'his'Morning.7
6:30 Early Morning News
7D, 41)
Feeling Good 5
• Morning Exercise :3
Canada A'1 13
it Figures II
Audubon Wildlife 8
7:00 20 Minute Workout 10 •
Fitness Break 8
Hammy hamster 6
('I3LT Morning 5
20 Minute Workout 57.
10
Today Show 51)
.100 Huntley Street 3
Dale Harney's Magic
Palace 11 .
'Good Morning .
• Anierica 7
7:15 Friendly Giant 8
7:30 Body Move's 11
Toronto Rocks 57 •
FY) - First Edition 10
Hercules 6
Harrigan 8
8:00 Elegant Appetites 11
Polka 1)(it 1)oor
21) Minute t\'orkout.8
He -Man 6
8:30 All in''I'he Family 8,
10 '
The New You 11'
.Sesame Street :3
The 700 Club 6
Rocket Robinhood 57
9:00 Hobblt De Hoy 5
Family 51) -
Romper Room and
Friends 1:3
Morning E:xer('ise 11
• Ed Allen .6
• Donahue 7", 57, 10, 8
'Esight Is Enough 71),
41)
9:30 ('elebri'ity Micro avec,
11
'fake 10 5
Mr. Dr•essup 3
Mad' Dash I 1
100 Huntley Street 6
What's Cooking 13
•Muppel Show ( starts
Mon. r i
10:110 Curious George..
(starts Mon. i 5
Facts of Life 51) -
Trivia Company 13
Hour Magazine 11.
ANI Buffalo 7 -
Friendly Giant :3
Living Tomorrow 5
100 Huntley Street 8
The New You 10
New $25,000 Pyramid
71), 41), 57
5 ... CBC Toronto
5D ... WDIV Detroit
6 ... Global
7 ... WKBW Buffalo
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10:15 Fitness Break :3
Friendly Giant 5
10:30 NOTE: Mon. Only,
Film Special 57
Salt' of the Century
51)
(5lypulse Tonight 57
Be My Guest 1:3
Celebrity Cooks 6
Mr. 1)ressup 5
Good ('onipany :3
Fitness Break 10
Press Your Luck 71),
41)
10:45 Friendly (dant 10
11:00 Tri,via Trap l starts
Mon.' 7
Pizzazz. 6
Polka Dot .Door 8, 10
1 love Lucy :f
Celebrity Family
.Feud Special 7
Sesame Street 5
Guess Y\'hat 13
'l'he Price Is Right
71), 41)
Wheel 01 Fortune 51)
('heringtou 11
11:311 Demotion 13
Scrabble 51)
What vVilI They 'Think '
of Next et
\ly 'Three Sons 3 -0
31r. Dressup 10. 8
Loving 57. 7
'li3 rumul> it 'start:,
Mott l ;)7
Ryan's I lope (starts
Toes 17
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7D ... WJBK Detroit.
8 ... CKNX Wingham
10 ... CFPL London
11 ... CHCH Hamilton
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13 ... CKCO Kitchener
17 ... TSN
57 ... City TV Toronto
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12:00 News 6. 71). 51),.41), 7,
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Bateman 57
E'limtsleeues 13
Beaver:3
Cartoons 13
My. Favorite 'Martian
. 10
12:25 Agri -News 1:3
l2':30 The Young and the
Restless 71), 4I), 11
Wheel (iI Fortune 13
News 8, :3. 1))
',Parenting 5
• Ryans Hope. 7, 57
1:00 All Niv Children 7. 13.
a, 10, 5
Don Hamm Show 1:3
• ('itvlife 57 •
Let's Make a Deal
1')ays (it. Our Lives 51)
1::30 Days 01 Our Lives 11
City Lights 57
As the WorldTurns•
71), 41). 6
2:00 Parenting :3
Dallas 5
You're Beautiful 10
• The New You 8 •
One Life to Lave 7
One Day,al a Time 57
Another World 5D, 13
2:30 it's Your Move 6
Capitol 71). 41)
Soapbox 11
Quincy.57,
You're Beautiful 8
[)o It For Yourself 3
Parenting 10
Movies -on Channel 3
3:00 1)o It For Yourself 8,
10
Coronation Street 5
Fitness Break :3
Santa Barbara 11, 51)
Guiding Light 71), 4D,
6
General Hospital 13, 7
3:30 20 Minute Workout 57
The Jeftersons t3
All In The lyamily 5
Video Bits :3
Barney Miller 10
4:00 Video Hits 8, 10
Do It For Yhursell 5
One Life To Live 13
Toronto Rucks. 57
Little House on the
Prairie 11
Jefferson:: 51)
Charlie's Angels 71),
41), 6
Beverly 1 illies:3
Love Boat 7
4:30 Barney. Meller 51)
Jefferson:, 3, 11)
Coming I'p.Rosie 5
MASH l3
Royal -Four 5, 10
Hart to 110 rt 13
News 51)
Scooby 1 )(ie 6
Rituals I I
Family Feud•71), 4D,.
The I0'ice Is Right 57,
8 •
Three's i onepany :3
.1ellersnns 7
5:30 Taxi 11
Jeopardy 7
News 3. 71). 41). 6
THURSDAY MIDNIGHT' --"TENSION AT TABLE ROCK".
An outlaw, who has killed his partner in self-defence, must
change his identity because he is mistakenly given a repu-
tation as a coward. Stars -Richard Egan.
SUNDAY, 1-:20 A.M.—"BROKEN PROMISE" starri#fg Chris
Sarandon, Melissa Michaelson. The story of five children
abandoned in a Midwest cornfield and their struggle to
survive.
TUESDAY MIDNIGHT—"TIIE PATSY". Starring Jerry
Lewis, Ina Balin. A bellboy is chosen by a productioncom-
pany to be moulded into a star.
Movies on Channel 5
5:01)
EN ENING
6:00 I{ipley's :3
" News 6. 7. 8. 11, 13
('itypulse'57. .
6:111 News.7. 71'). 41). 5i). 5,
10
7:00 Family Feud 13
l)ne Day At A Time 8 •
I love Lucy :3
Joker's Wik! 51)
. 'Entertavini('nt
Tonight I I, 71), 41) -
Wheel of Fortune 7, 6
MASI 1.57
Royal 'Tour 5
7:30 MASH 57'
Charles 111 Charge '3
People' Do The
Craziest Things,5
Pizzazz li
Family Feud 7 •
Wheel ul Fortune SD
PM Magazine Detroit
71), 41)
't'hree's Company 10,
8'
Littlest hobo 13
Backstage 11
8:00 Movie "I3ody and
Soul" 57
Diff'rent Strokes 6
('agney •& Lacey 3
Magnum P.i . 7D, 4D.
Cosby 51)
. Rock Review '84 5 •
FRIDAY, 3:30 A.M.—"BRINGING UP BABY". Stars Kath-
erine Hepburn, Cary Grant. A comedy revolving around
two leopards — one tame and the other wild.
SUNDAY, 8:00 A.M.—"RAISING THE WIND". Stars James
Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips. A group of niusic stu-
dents in a London School struggle to get through by sharing
living expenses and working part-time to earn additional'
finances.
SUNDAY, 2:30 P.M.—"MILDRED PiERCE". Stars Joan
Crawford, Jack Carson, Zachary Scott, Ann Blyth. Craw-
ford won an Oscar as the housewife -turned -waitress who
finds success in business but loses thecontrol of an un-
grateful daughter (Blyth), especially when she finds
they're competing for the love of the same man.
SUNDAY, 11:45 P.M.—"I REMEMBER MAMA". Stars
Irene Dunne, Barbara Bel Geddes. A Norwegian family
with -a wise, indomitable mother, establishes a home in San
Francisco.
MONDAY MIDNIGHT—"BETWEEN TWO WORLDS".
" """ '"" " Staining John Garfield, Eleanor Parker, Sydney Green -
street. Based on the Broadway play Outward Bound by Sut-
ton Vane, the story of a ship's voyage into the mysterious
world beyond.
TUESDAY MIDNIGHT—"GREEN PASTURES". Stars Rex
Ingram, Oscar Polk, Eddie Anderson. Anall-Negro cast in
this fable of life in heaven, with Ingram as "de Lawd".
WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT—"SVENGALi°'. Stars John
Barrymore, Marian Marsh, Donald Crisp. Absorbing tale
of an artist's obsession with a young girl who becomes a
singing artist under his hypnotic spell.
NAME
Simon and Simon 8, 1b
Niagara Rep. Co, 11'
Bill Cosby' 1:3
American League
• Baseball Playoffs 7
8:30 Cover lip 1:3
TBA6
Family "Pies 51), 11
9:00 CKVH Spotlight 3 •
Sinton and Simon 71),
41), 11
Cheers 51)
Wintario 6
Kale and Allie 71), 41)
This Land `i
9:30 Miss Oktotierlest
Pageant 13
Global Playhouse 6
Newhall 7l), 413, 5D
10:00 Hill Street Blues 51), 6
National 5, 8, :3, 10
• Mike Ilanmier 7D, 4D
Hol Pursuit 11
('itypulse 'Tonight 57
10:20 The Journal 3, 5 8, 10
11:00 S("I'V 57
The National Update
.
News 11,'71).41).51),
t3. :t, 10,•6
11:1)5 Newslinal 5
11130 Sport slide 6
Good Itockin' 'Fonite 5
Entertainment
Tonight :3. 8. 10
'Tonight Snow 51)
Taxi 71), 41)
E'amily Brown 11
News 13. 7
Movie "The Black'
Marble' 57
11:50 (lnlar'ui Report. 13
.12:1)0 Nighlint"7.
Dallas to
Movies -Malibu
High'' 8. "'I'ensionAt
'ratite Rock" :3:
"Wheels" 1'1. 1) 11
Benny !hill;
The Rest ul Saturday
- Night 71).',41)
12:30 Rockford E'ites 71), 4D
Love Boal 5II), ... ,
Welcome. Back Kotter
• highlights 5
National League
Baseball Playoff 1:3.
Mery 'Griffin 7
1:01) Chico and the Man 6
1 :30 ,Entertalament
Tonight 71). 4[)
Late Night :1)
Kong Fu 6
. News 7 •
1:50 Muchnnesrl• 57
2:00 Maude 71). 41)
2:30 Eight Is Enough 71),
41)
Movie •"1'13A'• 51)
• 3:.00 Dick' Vtur1)yke•Show
11
3:30•Classic Country 7D,-
41) •
4:00 Nightwatch 71), 4D, 13
• 4:30 Good Times 5D
• 5::00 Tic Tac Dough 5D
Human beings can stand
air temperatures as high as
240 degrees Fahrenheit for
about 23 minutes. When
inhaled, the air — hot
enough to sear the lungs —
is cooled about•100 degrees
while passing over the mu-
cous membranes of nose,
mouth and throat.
Movies •>n Channel 6
SATURDAY, 1:00 A.M.—"SQMETHING EVIL". A young
couple with two small children move into a farmhouse that
is haunted. Starring Sandy Dennis, Ralph Bellamy, Darren
McGavin.
Movies on Channel 10
FRIDAY, 1:00 ,A.111.—"DROP-OUT FATHER". ?Stars Dick
Van Dyke, M.ariette Hartley. A man, fed up with -life, de-
cides to gyt'it his job, sell his house and set out for adventure
in Man tten.
SATURRAY, 12:45 A.M.—"KILLER FISH". Starring Lee
MIN, Karen Black. Maneating piranhas and the "Killer
Fisi" preventing emerald thieves from recovering the loot
in this adventure yarn.
SUNDAY, 2:00 P.M.—"THE KING AND i° Starring Yul
Brynner, Deborah Kerr. TV London's Arts and Ente#ain-
ment reporter Janice Zolf hosts this movie special which
previews the upcoming season of London's own Grand
Theatre and also features interviews with various guests,
including Don Shipley the new artistic director.
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1981 PONTIAC
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air
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7,295.
1982 FORD
GRANADA GL
air cond.,
stereo cruise 6, 995.
control
1981 OLDSMOBILE
CUTLASS BROUGHAM
cruise control,
air coed.,
stereo
7,995.
1981 CHEVROLET
CITATION
6 cyl., air
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4,995.
1982 PONTIAC
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PARTIAL, LISTING OF OTHER INVENTORY ,:. t n. • t:
• 1982 OLDS OMEGA 4 dr., air • • 1981 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER WAGON diesel
• 1.981 PONTIAC PARISIENNE WAGON loaded • 1980 CHEVROLET CAPRICE air Gond., 4 dr.
• 1981 -OLDS ROYALE 4 dr., air & many other extras • 1980 BUICK LESABRE LTD loaded; 4 dr.
• 1981 CHEVETTE 2 dr., 4 cyl., 4 speed • 1980 OLDS CUTLASS 2 dr., c/w air.
MANY GOOD 78 & 79 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
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OCT. 5 TO OCT, 13
10 aero. to8p.rfl
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