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my AA the examiner Thunday April 20 197B entertainment movies THE IIANII Franco Zeflirellis ltrllitlkl of the 1931 classic about boxer determined to make com eback is tcarjcrker that aims for the heart and hits the target every time Jon Votglit plays the boxer and Faye Iunaway plays his glamorous exwife but the best thing about the movie is the astonishing per formance by eight yearold Ricky Schroder as oighls very grownup young son Schroders so appealing he steals every scene hes in no mean feat considering the calibre of his costars Moves to the Imperial starting Friday night TIIIIFIIINA SYNDROME Iarie Fonda Jack Lemmon and Michael Douglas star in timely and provrxative thriller about an accident in alitor nia nuclear power plant Fonda and Douglas play TV reporter and cameraman who stumble onto the accident by chance Lemmon Is nuclear lltlllll cian faced with the decision of shutting down power plant he knows to be unsafe The film not only entertains it if lustrates how too Inuch money leads to irresixmsibility when money is at stake Moves to the Imperial Backstage starting Friday OMING IIOMII llal Ashby directs Iscar winning performances by Ion Vought as crippled Vietnam veteran and Jane Fonda as Marines wife who becomes politically radicalized when she does volunteer work in veterans hospital Bruce lern plays another crazy in the role of the Marine Starts Friday at the Imperial it THE DEER IIINTIIR Robert De Niro stars in an ex hausting threehour epic about the Vietnam War and how It af3 fects the lives of three men in Pennsylvania steelmill town De Niro and his costars Christopher Walken who won an scart John Savage and Meryl Streep give excellent performances in filiri that uses specific war to say something timeless about the human condition The Ileer Ilunter won Oscars for best direction Iby Michael iminoi and for best picture of the year ontinues at the Bayfield Mall iiicmat THE EXOIHIST Starts Friday at the Barrie unionIn Isa aurle dulying Childrens Cuts Sanlor Citizen Tuesdays Specializing In closed Wednesdays M23F Drivevln along Wllll Smoky and the Bandit IM llalloween Fairy Tales and Straight IInie RIIIRI IRYUR IIII IN IINIICRI Filmed during Iryor con cert In alitornia Starts Iii day at the Baylicld Mall Ineiiia SHORT AND Till BANDIT Burt Reynoldsreturns Starts liuicli Friday at the Imperial nightscene BAYSIIORII MOTOR IIUTIII Recorded disco music in the lounge Monday to Saturday $1 cover charge on Saturdays Hit IunlopSt BRINIKILXLII IARK INN Recorded disco mutac in the lounge Monday to Saturday $1 cover charge Fridays and Saturdays Hit Iunlop St LIPTON HOTEL This week the Lyle Iaitl Show Saturday matinee from to In Next week Slinger No cover charge 217 Bradford St UNTINIINT This week Starbright No cover charge lll WI Vest off Highway 400 IIilIII The oulson Brothers per form this week lll Woodys Lounge cover charge Highway too at ICssa Road POOR RIIIIARIIS Recorded disco music In The Backroom Live striptease shows noon to SH Iunlop St QlIIIINS IIUTIII Recorded disco music in the lounge Monday to Saturday SI cover charge on Saturdays EH IunlripSt II SlMttilI IIUTICI This week music by Variety Next week Apricot Brandy cover charge Tuesday Is Amateur Night at the Siiiicoe tl Bayfield St at the Five Points WELLINGTON HUIIII This week music by Freeway SI cover charge Fridays and Saturdays to IunIopSt concerts MELLO BLENDS Barries female barbershop ti 7263733 UNCLAIMIEI EIGHT Spocid Consideration will be given to Senior Citiuns Mothers Nlowmco chorus present concert Satur day at ll In in the entral ol legiafc auditorium Their guests Include the Fig Leaf Jan Band and barlwrshop quartets lroin Quelph and loronto KING III1IIHIIOII The choir performs Iuccuiis Messa di iloria Sunday at it In In ollier Street Muted Tickets will not be available at the door call Adele larkei at milIBM BARRIE ART Ili The Barrie Art tlubs 30th annual show of members work in the gallory ol the Barrie Public Library ends Monday Starting luesday and running through to the end of May Art of the Foxes from the Art ialleryof Intario ALLAN BROOKS An exhibit of ill color bird il lustrations by naturalist Allan Brooks on loan from the Museum of Natural Science iii flttawa continues in the cultural wing of the Simcoe ounty Museum until April 10 Starting May display of arts and crafts by students of Nanci McLelland Barrie arts instructor GEORGIAN SIlIIIINIS Art work by students at the college is featured In group show in the Iuffy Lounge of the Iarkson Hotel corner of Iunlop and Miilcaster Streets until the end of the month ULLICHIC ANDY NIXON oldwater artist Andy Nixon has show of III paintings llll ed Images of Irand Manan at the Barrie Art luhIllery IIti Iunlop St The show ends Friday Starting Monday and continuing through to May 23 an exhibit of handwoven items presented by the Simcoe oun ty Weaving hold The Shiit tle Raisers The gallery IS open Monday to Friday from mi In SIRINIESIIIHV Monica and Barry Shelton hold an open house at their home on 10H Bayfield Street on Friday from It to II Salur day from noon to In iIid Sunday from noon to The open house presents water colors by Monica Shelton drawings and watercolors by Barry Shelton and lithographs by Rolicrt latterson Pensioners Disability Pensioner etc OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS CALI COMIC 7262900 artseene MON TNRU FRI MORNING 558 Ill FOCUS 800 PTL CLUBTALK AND VARIETY UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR CAMERA ON CANADA SENECA TELECOLLEGE 625 WINDOW ON THE WORLD 828 EDITORIAL 630 SUNRISE SEMESTER CARTOON PLAYHOUSE In IT FIGURES III ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 655 MISSION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FILE 700 TODAY AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATRE MORNING ROCKETSHIP CANADA AM DALE HARNEY SHOW 89 PTL CLUBTALK AND VARIETY 730 700 CLUB In TVO PORTUGAL OF TODAY 800 CAPTAIN KANGAROO GOOD MORNING ID POLKA DOT DOOR OAYBREAK iTALIANISSIMo 830 ED ALLEN TIME EDUCATION OF MIKE MCMANUS 845 FRIENDLY GIANT 900 PASSWORD PLUS FRIENDLY GIANT aALLINTHEFAMILYEXCFR Hi Pump FRI FROM Now ON PHIL DONAHUE SHOW TORONTO TODAY 100 TOURS DE CENTOUR IE CONTESTEXC TUE THUR iiroBK Nonmnq YIJE THUR 15 ONTARIO SCHOOLS REPORT CANADA 920 it READALONG 930 CARD SHARKS STRIKES SPARES AND Mis ES VARIOUS PROGRAMMING ROMPER ROOM lNSCHOOL PROGRAMMING 100 HUNTLEY STREET 1000 DINAH CANADIAN SCHOOLS TUE FRI LETS MAKE DEAL EXC THUR AM BUFFALO MAD DASH in YOGA 1030 on MR DRESSUP WHEWI EXC THUR WHATS COOKING In YAN CAN COOK NEWS 1055 CBS NEWS 1100 HIGH ROLLERS SESAME STREET PRICE Is RIGHT LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY CARD SHARKS DAYS OF OUR LIVES an E0 ALLEN TIME 1130 WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD ITS YOUR MOVE ID INSCHOOL PROGRAMMING €21 VARIOUS PROGRAMMING CITY CLASSIFIED AFTERNOON 1200 NEWS LEAVE IT To BEAVER TIME FOR YOU UNCLE BOBBY SHOW MIDDAY MISTER ROGERS iNTO THE WISHING WELL 1230 HOLLYWOOD SOUARES NEWS TOMORROW RYANS HOPE BRADY BUNCH INSCHOOL PROGRAMMING 100 DAYS OF OUR LIVES NEWLYWED GAME YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS TODAY FROM In ALL MY CHILDREN JOYCE DAVIDSON SHOW co PAUL BERNARD a9 CITY LIGHTS 130 MOIRA HUNT SEARCH FOR daytime tv on As THE WORLD TURNS ALAN HAMEL SHOW STAY TUNED 158 ABC NEWSBRIEF 200 DOCTORS EDGE OF NIGHT om ONE LIFE TO LIVE MOVIE Broihma OToole MON AS aiunmoni IGKIII TUE TRB Delphi Bureau WED Stroolsot San FranCISCO THUR ThaHmBe sI Mouth FRI 230 ANOTHER WORLD 30 FROM GUIDING LIGHT INSCHOOL PROGRAMMING YOURE BEAUTIFUL 300 BOB MCLEAN SHOW JOKERS WILD GENERAL HOSPITAL OLYMPIC PROFILES GALLOPING GOURMET 330 MASH COMMANDER TOM SHOW IE HOT HANDS 400 MOVIE MIBSIORMBIB MON Thm Air TUE AtomAgeVampiIe WED YheBrain BBIBIS Atlack oi lbe Gianl Leechos THUR Vampireu FRI DOUG HALL SHOW CROSS WITs EXC TUE zmatau TUE if SHERLOCK HOLMES TROUBLE WITH TRACY YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS VARIOUS PROGRAMMING ED HAMMY HAMSTER IE GET SMART 430 HOGANS HEROES MERV GRIFFIN VARIOUS PROGRAMMING MIKE DOUGLAS LUCY SHOW DATING GAME ELECTRIC COMPANY ea GILLIGANS iSLAND IE MY THREE SONS 500 GET SMART PARTRIDGE FAMILY SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN HERES LUCY SESAME STREET DORIS DAY SHOW MATCH GAME EXC THUR MrGomIR And Company THUR 530 NEWS ALL IN THE FAMILY DOUG HALL SHOW 28 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW IE FAMILY FEUD Westerners top broadcasters TORONTO ttll Western radio and television stations won nearly all the top awards announced Tuesday at meet ing of the aiiadian Association of Broadcasters Iop television station of IIITH is FQIV Saskatixin which won the Ied aiiipeau award for series of programs stiniur lating public awareness of the architecture history and cul tural roots of the Saskatoon IIIil Radio station FAX Victoria was given the John iilliii award for AM station of the year for its series of crime pre vention programs In the same category KGV Red Deer Alta received an honorable mention for helping to raise funds for small community that was ravaged by fire XJAYFM Calgary won the Lloyd Ii Moffat award for FM station of the year for the pro motion of new local music talv ellt BIUAIHASTIIR YIIAR Itonrad Lavigne of Tim mins tint received the Ted Rogers Sr and Velma Rogers Graham award for broadcaster of the year Lavigne is pIISlr dent of Midanada lelevisiiin which also won the Keith Ro gers engineering award for de velopment of Its television sy fem iSenior Citizens To make shopping easy in the Golden Years Senior Citizens savings Are listed for you here If youre fifty designed ust or you Cheques Come and join our Golden GOLDEN CIRBLE GLUE AGGOUNT eats or better heres sp withdrawal privileges at any Municipal Branch Club youll find our staff friendly and willing to help DunlOp and Owen 7269311 ailsfik Georgian Mali 7260340 Per Annurn Effective February 1979 Circle lti ecial nonchequing savings account Interest calculated and paid monthly Spemal And no charges for Travellers sasufoétthe municipal 53 sovmgs loan corporation Member Canada DBpOSIt Insurance Corporation Midanada has the largest pllltly0vllltl broadcastop erated microwave system in the world covering 2000 square kilometres in Northern Ontario and Qiiebec The British tolumbia Tele vision Broadcasting System of Vancouver won news and pub lic affairs award for its pro gram Webster and television station FtN talgaiy received an honorable mention for dIKunieiitary on petroleum de velopment In Alberta Liiinse Ieiiny of Toronto and Ileiiriette Fokkens of George town inf received Ruth Hari cock scholarships worth $1000 Calculated and Paid Monthly