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Barrie Examiner, 9 Feb 1979, p. 28

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1M filominor FilthyFcbO1m MORNING THEATRE ALL IN THE FAMILY GENERAL HOSPITAL 558 CBS NEWS FROM NOW ON THE CAMERA AND THE Any nonprofit organization or indiVIdual may have Focus ROCKETS PHIL DONAHUE SHOW SONG Exc FRI Dimension In communitv event in Notebook Just call 726 CANADA TORONTO TODAY ence FRII 65 300 ING GOURMET and ask for Stephen Gauer Calls for Mondays PTL CLUBTALK AND DALE HARNEV $28K AND CONTEST EXC TUE GAL 30 NMka must be Meived by Man Friday for VARIETY PTL CLUBT THUR Greek Horizons TUE THUR VARIETY 915 CELEBRITY COOKS IIoWIng Monday UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR 730 ONTAmo SCHOOLS As CAME cwsz 100 CLUB 930 COMMANDER TOM SHOW SENECA 15 TVO LIARS CLUB DIMENSIONS IN SCIENCE 79 PORTUGAL OF TODAY DD FRI Rio In Shaw FRI tonight WINDOW ggerE WORLD 800 agou LE VARIOUS at HOT JAWE KANGARoo 400 Ohmoy an evening of folk dancmgwuh the Town and EDITORIAL EQSBASORNNG goggaggéngoou MOVIE Money From Home MON Country Dancers at Steele Street Public School starting at 630 NSCHOOL 100 HUNTLEY STREET NNIIYProleasov TUE Hook Line and 730 pm For more information call 7282854 SUNRISE SEMESTER PROGRAMMING 1000 Sinkgnlgwsgntgrgnrwiy Jewels THUR OBarrie Duplicate Bridge Club meets each Monday and figgggzspLAVHOUSE DAYBREAK DINAH DOUG HALL SHOW fiiday at St Georges Anglican Church Hall Burton ROCKET Roam HOOD ITALIANISSIMO CANADIAN scuooLs TUE MATCH GAME Avenue Barrie at 730 pm For partners and further in 555 3530 FRII CHARLIE CHANIN formation eating2397 550 Home ED ALLEN TIME LETS MAKE DEAL FLINTSTONES ORebekah and Odd Fellows Bingo at the IOOF Hall Fer EMPLOYMENT FILE 845 AM BUFFALO In voUNG AND THE ris Lane at Jackpot is $100 refreshment booth 700 FRIENDLY GANT MAD DASH RESTLESS available TOD 900 YOGA IE VARIOUS PROGRAMMING oEuchre at the New Ii AUDUBON WILDLIFE JEOPARDY 10 mm 575 FRIENDLY GIANT MR DRESSUP LOVE AMERICAN STYLE centslcash prizes given IS OBingo sponsored by the AngusANAF Club IS held at the WHAT3 COOKING HOGANS Hanoss True 8er Hall King Street Angus at pm refreshment YAN CAN COOK ADAM 12 THURJ counter IS available NEWS VARIOUS PROGRAMMING olhe Bell Ewart Youth Club meets every Friday from 1100 MIKE DOUGLAS EXC WED to 10 pm at the Bel Ewart Community Centre Anyone in MN it HIGH ROLLERS ABC Atleruchoal Specml WED Make the area attending an elementary school is welcome Sunday eh II EHIXTES SESAME STREET aeviggvwstflow Records danCIng and plenty of games available Admissmn 630 SENIOR EXPEItlENtE segmfifls In DATING GAME 1525mm It 700 KEEPNMOVLN DAYS OF OUR LIVES ELECTRIC COMPANY IIlRCHSERVRII 75lll TALK TO ITY IlNCIII ED ALLEN TIME GILLIGANS ISLAND mm MlSR BARRIE Jim live phonein show Me 1130 THREE SONS OBIngo will be played at the Army Navy and Air Force Leonard Snider oII Logan and WHEEL OF FORTUNE 5200 Hub at image bl the early bird game starts at 130 IIttf€lEBRlTY HllllltlS Sgt Thompson YOUNG AND THE GET SMART NE pm and the regular game begins at III Refreshments IimmKIN WIlllY llY RESTLESS BUGS BUNNY VALENT will be available Admission Is St lhepublic is invited 130 FAMILY MATTERS FAMILY FEUD THUSAkTRIDGE FAMILY 0A workshop on macrame Will be held at the Village Nubodyllilportallt TROUBLE WITH TRACY SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN raftsman in ookstown The workshop runs from mam to 3ttilllltllSERVICE Thursday Ffb I5 VARIOUS FROGRAMMNG In HERES LUCY pm and Will be taught by Vicki Parker All materials are 600 BARR nonun CITY CLASSIFIED Supplied Il Ix ll II SESAME STREET 300 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS OSclIool age children are llllltl to help build rocks for repeal wed at 730 AEME MATCH GAME the Merliiis ave exhibit at the Winter arnival Rock 300 lmlgp UMMUNS 1200 530 On Ill be held at the hildrens Annex oi Harrie Public Monday DEBAIES NEWS NEWS Library from to III The music Will he rock too 62th IlSR WITH lllLlIltEN LEAVE To BEAVER POPEYE VALENTINE Olbc Harrie SnoVttyageurs holds Wlllltl carnival I31I00I3 NKEY tizitttTALENTGALLERY TIME FOR YOU SPECIAL THURl danceiromtl III to am at the lnniinIrStro ll cc lIoi 330 ALTERNATIVE5 IHIT UNCLE BOBBY SHOW ALL THE FAMILY Loo Il si HARth mm entie Music Will be provided by the Sound Conspiracy 7ltIFllM RIlIQlE MISTER ROGERS YOUNG PEOPLE SPECIAL Tickets are Slit couple and Include buffet dinner Tickets 35 IHSII UMMONSNNHI SERVING lMHRIIC CARTOONS EXC TUE ElisOJGIIHBALEIEHOW are avaialbie by calling Mary Helstcrn at 726 9545 Ross lCd Illfivnh hildrens Aid Soc THUR into the Wishing Wetl TUE GONG SHOW nIonstone at 7265377 or Marie Wilson at TZIrJSVHti Everyone tiilmfituifiuiwlr CHILDREN THU FAMILY FEUD welcomi iIii Il RTIMVK am WWW mum0ld 1230 Ollay International oIIiiIiuIIicalions iRS operators Hm IT II Mhhrli 73314 PASSWORD pLus club holds their monthly meeting at Sunnidale ommunitv If it laws SEARCH FOR entieat 130pm lhepubiic Is welcome toattend Anita recuperates rouonnow RYANS HOPE sunday MIAMI AP Anita Bryant FLINTSTONES Oliuchre at the Holly ommunity Ilall at 815 pm Tliphddy Peb Wupflalmgmm mlhnorcor INSCHOOL Refreshments are served To 0r HHIUVS £3sz rfiggiffr PROGRAMMING 00 OTbe Second Mile Christian offec House ocatt In Ie Farmers Market Hall Mulcaster Street Harrie is open Fm herhusbgndfiobert Green HOLLYWOOD SQUARES from 750 pm to midnight Admission and coffee are free an MISS was singer an NEWLYWED GgrEE AND sIomY PRs Music and entertainment are priivided by groups and in eYange die attention SESTRKES °nd Acc°53°n°5 dividuals Discussion groups are also part of the evening fr PM ghtagffinSt homosex CBC News Breast Prosthesis For furtherinformation call Tim1934 itsrffilfixnl waledgggts da 10 on ALL My CHILDREN andMafloctomy Bra ngo at the New Lowell Legion at III refreshment R1E1ix mums day Greggfaid ea urs iTs YOUR MOVE Orthopedic Supports counterwill heavailable refised ogjve an other PAUL BERNARD surgiccieiusnc Stocking OAngus Lions club hosts flea market at their hall on details about the sly CITY LIGHTS prim Fimng Room Highway 90 Angus from 12 noon to III Antiques coins whjch was rimmed at gag 105 Prohssionou Train bake sale tools appliances stamps fresh vegetables and Heartlmugfte 808 MCLEAN SHOW Paronr much more Lotto Canada Provmcial and Wintario tickets 05 isn mm 1330 are on sale Refreshments are available DAYS OF OUR LIVES MaiIOrdor Sonice IIs ss MOIRA HUNT OlarkVIew entre for Senior lllltllS Blake Street Is lSlClllEllt EARS AS THE WORLD TURNS open from to for an afternoon of fun and fellowship lzittt EMPLOYMENT inititiiz xdpfik km to peek for Insects 200 SPORTS FURIM see stetbo ea Tuesati1w VJph mug JOYCE DAVIDSON SHOW by STAY TUNED 158 ABC NEWSBRIEF Cards music darts more library and shufflebtxird and niucb CONVALESCENT AIDS Canes Crutchu Walkers Commodos Baths Bathtub Rolls Seats Hospital Bods Wheel Chairs Etc Rentals Sales GRYPH HON AND SUBSCRIPTION To THC GRKPHONS 5Naw SEASON Now THRTS AL THE BILL FOR THE CKETS GEERYPHH tines Day Mussde WED SebnstIRn 200 BY EV EDGE THUR The Night Ytint Pamckid America OF NIGHT on FRI 230 ONE LIFE To LIVE ALAN HAMEL SHOW MOVIE Summmtime MON Cotum DOCTORS BEYOND REASON GUIDING LIGHT bo Candidate For Cnme IUF St Valen YOURE BEAUTIFUL 7285407 300 128 Pelletrig ANOTHER WORLD Anewicon TAKE 30 unit TAKE 30 JOKERS WILD By ROBERT HARVEY Thomson News Service Why out of all the singers of his day was AI Bowlly the one who got into generations bloodstream lhat question posed in the in troduction to his biography is only partially answered in Howily by Sid ollin and Tony Staveacre Thomas Nelson and Son I60 pages $595 Al Howlly is an enigma lurv ing the melodious Willis he crooned his way halfway around the world recording more than 1000 titles as he went But he never achieved the fame he deserved Today 38 years after his war time death he is fondly remem bered by countless thousands and theres steady demand for his records But although Bowlly has been discovered by further thou sands of young enthusiasts his life remains an intriguing mys tery to vast number of people In his heyday in the 19305 he was singing in llritain With leading dance hands He was content to be the singer In the band often iiol even named on record labels and never III strong enough posuion to choose his own material Nevertheless with his unique style and sincere baritone voice Al was often cited as Englands answer to Ring rosby PRIVATE LIIIII For singing star of such enormous popularity Al Bowlly was very private person dis Inclined to reveal much about himself His chroniclers have had to piece his story together from limited number of some times eccentric or con tradictory sources In the Circumstances Sid in and Tony Staveacre have produced highly readable and coherent account of Bowllys life and times Their job was made extra difficult because the story of Al Bowlly that has grown up over the years con tains many myths and Iiiysteries For example according to the authors no one knows the exact year of Howllys birth The weight of cVIdeIIce seems to point to I890 they say However there is no dispute that was born In LUIIIllRIl Marques Mozambique almost certainly III 1900 and brought up iii Johannesburg where his brother Mish lives to this day olin and Staveacrc explain how AI got his first professional singing job In the early ltIztt and toured through RhIKlesIa India and the Far East His ca reer Is traced to the famous Raffles Hotel in Singapore and then to iermany The book relates how in I928 Al managed to secure an en gagement to sng at Londons posh Savoy Hotel after sending from Berlin recording that lit had made of Muddy Water ir place of an audition But it was 1931 before Al Bowin had managed to estab halt truths lisb himself In London Al though this biography Is sparse In content for the period prior to this ll partly makes up for the deficiency by an Interesting account of the next part of Ilowllys life when he reached the height of his career EQBRC DRAPERY MILL OUTLET HUGE SELECTION OF °DI€SS Fabrics This was when he was se lected by the great Ray Noble insists °Drapes 333tj 32 1fi Uphoistery and atrial Drapery by the yard 121 i€fi °Sewing Accessories Stone and Ray Noble himself AT REM SAVINGS By 1934 Howlly was at tht top of his profession in Britain and his records had spread his fame overseas Now the superlative band singer he was united to go to the United States with Ray Noble who accepted an of fer to lead an orchestra in New York 7262556 north at Georgian Melt

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