The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 69

COMPASS August 28, 1980 11 'Comment' not new to Ccmpagnone iWertainment This Weekend Saturday at midnight One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (NRA). Sunday at 7 King of Hearts (NRA). Sunday at 915. Cecil County Area ELKTON DRIVE-IN Blue Lagoon (R). Ice Castles (PG).

Friday, Salurday from dusk. Sunday Ousk to Dawn Roadie (NRA), Roller Boogie (PG), Gold Finger(PG). The motion picture codes listed above are: All ages admitted; PC -Parental guidance suggested; -Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian; No one under 17 admitted; age may be higher; NRA No rating available. Continued from Pag 8 Ironically, Campagnone twice appeared as one of Pat Downes's guests on the "Comment" show he now hosts. Four years ago, when Campagnone was New Castle County's Bicentennial manager, he appeared on the show to discuss that 1976 project, which operated with a $90,000 budget, he recalled.

"I enjoy being on both sides of the microphone," he said this week. He has had his share of being on the newsman's side. In 1964, after graduating with an education degree from the University of Tennessee, Campagnone "got bitten by the bug" of radio work. For the next three years he worked at Dover's WKEN station. Then, through 1970, he was news director at Wilmington's WAMS.

In 1970, he began anchoring the 11 p.m. local news on Delaware's Channel 12 TV, but lost his job "to a budget cut," he said. As with Downes, Campagnone went from the media to politics, working in freelance public relations, then in 1974, with the unsuccessful re-election campaign of Gov. Russell W. Peterson.

Immediately before his Bicentennial position, Campagnone worked as clerk of the New Castle County Council. Still, he said, during the years when his full-time work was outside the media, he kept his skills and contacts active, working as a part-time newscaster for a pair of sister radio stations in Wilmington, WSTWand WDEL. Campagnone said that, in addition to his job of news directing at WNRK, he will continue with a two-year-old business venture, publishing "Today in Real Estate," a monthly magazine. He said his main responsibilities with the real estate booklet are advertising sales. Campagnone said that shortly after he started working at WNRK where he is an old friend of owner Bill Cooke, who was working in Dover at the same time he was he began to get calls from former listeners and news sources.

"People have called to see where I've been," Campagnone said, obviously pleased. Perhaps the nicest of those calls came from Newark Police Chief William Brierly, Campagnone said, whom he knew from his WAMS news days. So far, the only thing Campagnone doesn't like all that well about the job is the hours. Because "you have to write a lot of news before you go on," Campagnone said, he is at the Walthers Road station near Christiana weekdays by about quarter 'til five every morning. But his 6 a.m.-12:10 p.m.

air stint doesn't bother him. "Radio people are kind of crazy," he explained. At WHYY, he added, the hours were 3-11 p.m. He still finds time to spend with his wife, Mary, and their children, Al 14; Andrew, 10; and Anna Maria, who will celebrate her 7th birthday on Aug. 23.

As for his first week at WNRK, Campagnone says, "It's been fun." As for his future there, he says, he's looking forward to making the popular, early morning "Comment" talk show "a little more interesting." Campagnone says he plans to get controversial guests to spark more public interest. The first such guest, he said, is Fred Schierbaum an Odessa resident whose son has been held in Cuba to face criminal charges. Campagnone also said he "plans to stay" at WNRK. Films Newark Area CHESTNUT HILL CINEMA I Xanadu IPG). Friday and Saturday at 7, 1 SO.

Sunday al 1:25. 7, 150 CHESTNUT HILL CINEMA II -The Blue Laooon (R). Friday and Saturday al 7:15, V. Sunday at 1:15, 7:15, 9:10. CHRISTIANA MALL Christiana My Bodyguard (PG).

Friday, Saturday and Sunday al 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7 30, 9 30 CHRISTIANA MALL II, Christiana -Caddyshack (R). Friday, Saturday and Sunday al 1:30, 3:35, 5:40, 7:50, 9:55. CINEMA CENTER I Airplane (PG). Friday and Saturday al 7, 8 30 10. Saturday matinee at 1.

Sunday at 2 3:30, 6:30, S. 9:30. CINEMA CENTER II -Octagon (R) Friday and Saturday 6, 8, 10 with Saturday matinee at I. Sunday 1:45 3:45, 5L45, 7:45, 9:45. CINEMA CENTER III -Hanger II (PG).

Friday and Saturday 4:30, 8 20 10:10 with Saturday matinee al 1. Sunday 2,3:50, 5:40, 7:30, 9:20. NEWARK DRIVE-IN The Big Red One (NRA). Meteor (PG). The Jaguar Lives (PG).

From dusk. STATE, Newark Friday and Saturday Love and Death at 7. Sleeper at 8:30. What's Up Tiger Lily at 10 Rocky Horror Picture Show (R). On Stage THREE LITTLE BAKERS DINNER THEATER, Ktnnett Square, Pa.

"Jubilee On Buffet al 6, show at 8:15. DOWNINGTOWN INN DINNER THEATER, U.S. 30, Downinglown, Pa. "I Do, I Do." Friday and Salurday buffet at 6:30, show al 8:30. Sunday dinner al 5 30, show at 7 30.

HEDGEROW THEATER, Rose VaHev Road, Movtan, Pa. "A Murder Is Curtain at 8 30 PEOPLE'S LIGHT THEATER 39 Conestooa Road, Malvem, Pa. Three Plays by Shaw. Curtain at 8. Country groups to perform Tiade Winds Nile Club The Skipback Cindies, an Appalachian clogging team, and the Silver Dollar Band will perform country classics Saturday at 7 p.m.

at Long-wood Gardens, U.S. 1 east of Ken-nett Square. The performance will be held in 7-day Portugal tour slated the gardens' Open Air Theatre. If it rains, the concert will be canceled. Admission to the performance will be by regular admission to the gardens $3 for adults, $1 for children ages 6-14, free for children under 6.

The regular illuminated fountain display scheduled for 9:15 p.m. Saturday will be held rain or shine. Rt. 40, 1 Mil South of Elkton you like to dance This is the place! WEEKLY BAND LISTING AUGUST 26 TEAZER SEPTEMBER 2 WINTERSUNN SEPTEMBER 9 HIGH ROLLER Live Bands "Thomas Eakins was a welcome guest tothjs Avondale farm 9-2 A.M. Thus.

Mined Drink Spwiil Tims. Drift Iw Nitt Wed. Indies MM Art museum seeking volunteer tour guides The Delaware Art MuseurrOsOl Kentmere Parkway, is seeking volunteer tour guides. No specific background in art is required. Interested people should contact Bonnie Levinson, assistant curator of education, at (302)571-9594.

A training program for new tour guides will begin in September. The Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford, has scheduled a seven-day tour of Portugal this fall, and the Friends of the Brandywine River Museum is planning a New England Safari. The Portugal tour group will leave Oct. 5 for Lisbon, where it will stay in the Hotel Ritz. Other stops on the tour will include the Bucaco Forest, the medieval town of Obidos, the baroque abbey at Alcobaca, the village of Nazarene, the Royal Cloisters at Batalha, the Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima, the international resort at Figueira da Foz, the Roman ruins at Coimbra and Conimbriga and the 16th-century castle and convent at Tomar.

The of the tour, including accommodations, is $797 per person, plus airfare and a contribution to the museum. For additional details and a copy of the itinerary, call the museum's Travel Program at (215)388-7601. The New England Safari will be held Sept. 23-25 and is open to both museum members and the public. The cost of the trip is $198 per person, plus a $30 donation to the museum.

The cost includes transportation, hotel accommodations, a picnic lunch and box supper, coffee and snacks and wine and cheese enroute, all entrance fees, porterage, taxes and tips at hotels. Reservations may be made by sending a $50 deposit to Tours a la Carte, Spread Eagle Village, Wayne, Pa. 19807. For additional details call the museum's Travel Program. MAYTAG LAUNDRAMAT NOW OPEN! DROP-OFF SERVICE! Leave your wash with our attendant pick It up later Washed.

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Nights DANCING FRI. SAT. Wednesday Friday Seafood 'Specials Stuffed mushrooms Live lobster and more! Fresh salad bar and full menu Wednesday to Sunday Oinners 5:30 Thursday Special Homemade pasta dishes (seconds on us) $3.95 Dine and Dance to Live Accordion Music Lunches 1 1:30 2 Sunday dining Irom 2-9 SUNDAY SPECIALS Spaghetti Ravioli Stuffed Manicotti Gnocchi $495. Served with meatball or sawtufte and salad bar Michael Rulfini playi the Accordion For Your Dining and Dancing pleaiure from 6-9 Reservations Call (215) 268-2597 The delightfully different BOBBIE ANN'S DANCE STUDIO (est. 1947) announce the opening of Fall Classes beginning the week of Sept.

8 Rt. 896 in the Western forming fall soccer league The Western YMCA Soccer League will begin its fourth play season Sept. 20. The league is open to boys and girls aged 6-15 and will meet on Saturday mornings for 10 weeks. All new players this season must register at ParentPlayer Night, set for 7 p.m.

Wednesday at the Western Branch, 2600 Kirkwood Highway. Players from past seasons may register at the branch until Sept. 12. For additional information stop at the branch or call Jim Kelly at (302)571-6948. Village of New London (215)444-1345 DAILY SPECIALS for Luncheon Dinner SALAD BAR Wed.

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