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On The Buses
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4:30 •A Place Of Your Own
11:45 "Silver City". - Yvonne
seniors in the Ukulele Club sang
French Show
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5:30
Dick Van D' ke
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Room 222
News, of
two songs as they played their
ukes. The rade eight class ended
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8:30
The Whiteoaks of Jalna
"Your
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6:00
FYI.
V
the concert with a ball hand,In
During the last few weeks.
9:30
Money Or Your
Wife Elizabgth
9:30
Mon Ami
7:.OQ
The flip Wilson Show
P
12:45 Tarnished Angels"
Rock Hudson and
1
students from grades three to
1
-Jones (•'Trial
SATURDAY
2:30
News
t 1:00 TKe National
MOAbAY, MAY 6,71974.
Robert Stack.
During the Open House follow-
`the
eight have - been performing
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Mat rtchon et Gras
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2:45
Movie."
1:45 ,gM -
"
12;45 Wake Of The, Red
Education Week Activities
and souvenirs and tell about her
different athletic exercises to gain
11:15
Doable
2:30
Dick Berryman '
11:45 Movie
Witch ' •John w'ay?nt: and
Besides several field trips and a
travels to the. Phillipities, India,
lrondesborou h United Church,
g
9.00
Quelle Famille
3:00
Take 30
THURSDAY
Gig Young.
asst s Baker on Friday, 1~,
g p Y dura-
Australia and New Zealand. At
test items are: 50 and Run,
Y
96;30
The Littlest Hobo
3:30
Edge of Night
11:45
11:45 Rivals of Sherloclt Holmes
tion Week. at Hullett Central
9:30 a.m., she gave her presenta-
Speed Sit-ups, Flexed Arm Hang,
:10:00
Spiderman
4:00
Family Court
8';00 Ontario _Schools
"Absent Minded
involved parents as well as
tion to the whole' school and
Shuttle Run, Standing Long Jump
10:30
Rocket Robin Hoo
4:30
_ A Wa Out
—an -VyM
9:30 • Mon Ami -
Coterie"
pupils.
On Tuesday, many pareitts
others ip the community who
wished to hear it.
:
11:00
Grand Prix Wrestling
15:00
Dick
9:45 Friendly Giant
Schools
TUESDAY, MAY 7,1974
"King
were at the school to see partof a
After recess, Miss � Whyte
i
'22:00
12:30
Max The Mouse
-
Reach For The Top
5 :30
6:00
Dusty's Trail
FYI
10:00 Ontario
10:3.0 Mr. Dressu
P
12:45, and Country" .•
- Dirk Bogarde and Tom
regular school day first hand.
talked to the'pupils of grades five
certain levels of performance in
1:00
Major League Baseball
7:00
Gunsmoke
11:00 Sesame Street
Courtenay.
The concert Wednesday even -
Y
and six about the Phillipines in
these tests. These are called
3:30
Sports Week
8:00
Partridge Family
12:00 Cartoons
11:45 "Machete-' -Albert
ing was enjoyed by a large crowd.
more detail since those classes
Award of.Excellence, Gold, Silver
4:00
You Really Can
8:30
_Cannon
12'30 News
Dekker and Mari
The junior choir, grades three,
five, four
have been studying that part of.
and Bronzo., The tests for these
'in
4:30
5:00
Know Your Sports
Kentucky Derby r
9:30
This Is The Law
ThingC
12:45 Movie.'
2:30 Shirley Taylor
Blanchard.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8
four and presented
songs and grades four and five
the world, also ,answered an
' questions those pupils had.
have started thin week spare
6:00
Adam 12
10:00
Nature Of
.
3:00 Take 30
197
12:45 "The Begny Goodman
each presented a short play later
Everyone who attended the
time, with Miss Roney and Mr.
6:30
FYI
11:00
the National
3:30 Edge of Night
Story"Steve-Allen and
to the programme. Pat Stack-
presentation found it 'thoroughly
Tremeer supervising,
7,00
The' Bob Newhart Show
11.20
PM
4:00 Family Court
` Donna Reed
house step danced and the
enjoyable and also informative.
7:30
On The Buses
t t:4S
Movie
4:30 •A Place Of Your Own
11:45 "Silver City". - Yvonne
seniors in the Ukulele Club sang
French Show
8:00
Front Page Challenge
4:30
TUESDAY
50Q
5:30
Dick Van D' ke
y
Room 222
DeCarlo and Edmond O'Brien
two songs as they played their
ukes. The rade eight class ended
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. G anadaFitnessAwards
8:30
The Whiteoaks of Jalna
"Your
8:00
Ontario Schools
6:00
FYI.
THURSDAY, MAY 9,1974
"The
the concert with a ball hand,In
During the last few weeks.
9:30
Money Or Your
Wife Elizabgth
9:30
Mon Ami
7:.OQ
The flip Wilson Show
P
12:45 Tarnished Angels"
Rock Hudson and
routine and a gymnastics die 1
students from grades three to
1
-Jones (•'Trial
Ashley and Ted Besse].
9:45
Friendly Giant
8:00
CarofT$urnett Show
Robert Stack.
During the Open House follow-
`the
eight have - been performing
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11:00
The National -
10:00
Ontario Schools
9:00
Thursda Ni ht Movie:
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9:00 "Machine Gun McCain"
ing concert, the pupils
different athletic exercises to gain
11:15
Provincial Affairs
,.
Baseball' Game of the
11:00:
11:0 Q
The National
Peter Falk and John
showed their parents and friends
lrondesborou h United Church,
g
11:20
PM
10:30
11:00
Mr. Dressu p
Sesame Street
11:20
PM
Cassavettes.
around the school.
test items are: 50 and Run,
Y
11:45
Movie,
12:00
Cartoons
11:45
Movie
11:45 "The Man Who Cotrldn't
4:30
Speed Sit-ups, Flexed Arm Hang,
):00
SUNDAY
12:30
News
5:00
".Y
Cheat Death".
Field Trips
Shuttle Run, Standing Long Jump
Ontario School.;
6:00
12:45
Movie:
Family Court
FRiD
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1974
On April 24 and 25, the two
and 300 yard Run. Crests are
8:30
Ontario Schools
2;30
Dick Berryman
8:00
Ontario Schools
12:45 "The Incredible Shrink-
kindergarten classes went to
provided as rewards for reaching
10:30
Family Finder
3:00
Take 30
9:30
Mon Ami
ing Man" Grant
McKinley's chick hatchery near
certain levels of performance in
11:00
Max The Mouse
3:30
Edge 6f Night
9:45
Friendly Giant
W illiams and . Randy
' Zurich to view the eggs in the
these tests. These are called
11:15
Howie - Meeker Hockey
4:00
Family Court
10:00
Ontario Schools
Stuart.
incubators and the chicks hatch-
Award of.Excellence, Gold, Silver
'7:30
School
4:30
The Fit Stop
10:30
Mr, Dressup
11:45 "Macbethi" - Jeanette
ing.:On this excursion, they also
and Bronzo., The tests for these
'in
11:30
Junior Talent Hour
5:00
Dick Van Dyke
11:00
Sesame STreet
Nolan and Orson
visited the egg grading station
have started thin week spare
12:30
Hymn Sing
5:30
AndA- other Makes Three
12:00
Cartoons
Welles.
and saw the hens in the laying
time, with Miss Roney and Mr.
1:00
Roy Jewell Farm Show
6:00
FYI
12:30
News
Baggatel
barn, however, the classes were
Tremeer supervising,
1:30
Country Canada
7:0.0
Maude i
12:45
Movie
11:00
mostinterested in the baby
Variety Concert
2:00
3:00
Inquiry
Under Attack
7:30
The Odd Couple
2:30
Movie Review
Attend Liberal
Since Mr. Riley's grade seven
Shaking with stage fright, the
�
4:00
Youth Conrrontarion
"T4
8:00
NHL Hockey PlayoffNi
3.30
Ed ht e of
g g
^
Convent
class has been studying banking
members of the Ukulele Club of
Hullett Central School performed
4:30
Arts
10:30
Canadian Sports Report
4:00
Family Court
All in The Family
in mathematics, they went to the
their first time on stage on
5:00
5:30
Music to See
Wonderful World of
11:00
The National
4:30
Bagatelle
Many Liberals from . Huron
Canadian imperial Bank of Com-
merce in Seaforth on April 24.
.
Friday, April 19. The concert was
Tommy Hunter
Disney "Ringo, The
11:20
11:45
PM
Movie
5 :00
Dick Van Dyke
: attended the Ontario Liberal
"
They had a tour of the -bank,
ut 'on b the Hi -C Young
P y g
9:15
Itefu ee Racoon"
11-00
The National
5:30
Bridget Loves Bernie
Convention in Sudbury this
learned how to fill out different
People's • Group •
6.:30
st
WED.
6:00
FYI
�{eekend according to John
bank forms and had their ques
featuring local talent. The
7:00
The Beachcombers
8:00
Ontario Schools
7:00
Briant' Keith Show
Broadfoot of the Huron Liberal
tions answered.
Hullett' Minstrels" played two
7:00
The Beachcombers
1:00
7:30•
The Irish Rovers
Association. Colin Campbell, Bill
7:30
songs which were "Oo-Bla-
_ 7:30
8:30
The Waltons
New Dick Van Dyke Show
9:30
9:45
Mon Ami
Friendly Giant
8:00.
All in the Family'
Kile, Win.gham, Mrs. Dorothy
Guest Speaker
Di-Oo-Bia•Da" and "This Land is
9:00
Wayne & Shuster
10:00
Ontario Schools
8:30
MASH
Williams, Clinton, Mrs. Harry
Ori Friday, April 26, Miss
your Land". The pupils in the
4:30
Comedy Speciaa
10:30
Mr. Dressup
9:00
Tommy Hun tee Show
Hoffman, Zurich, John Lyndon,
Margaret Whyte from Kinburn
club are from grades six , seven
10:00
The Marketplace
11:00
Sesame Street
10:00
Hawaii Five -0
Goderich, Mrs. Jean Adams,
visited the school to show slides
and eight.
10:30
Ombudsman
12:00
Cartoons
11:00
The National
Brucefield, Mr, and Mrs. Ian
Gunsmoke
1,100
The National
12:30
News
11;20
PM
McAllister, Zurich, Ivan
I~ ' ` _...., `..-. � � `
MONDAY
8:00
NFB
1:00
"Two for the Money"
11:45
Movie
Kalbfleisch, Zurich, Dan
The Fad Test
1115
11:20
Nation's Business,
PM
12:45
2:30
Movie.
Dick Berryman
12:00
Cartoons
Murphy, Goderich. Don Keay,
i SEED
BEANS
Countrytinte
Brooks.
9:15
Ontario Schools.
11:00
The National
Clinton, Mr. and � Mrs,
-The Undefeated" - John
10:30
Mister Dressup
11:45
12AS •
Movie. review
Comedy Classics:
3:00
3:30
Take 30
Fdge of NighMovies-
CF
PL L M Durr s
and Ozzie
A, kovic, an, ter among
Zivkovie, Exeter
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i Foundation No: 4—SANII 'AC, $47 per Cwt. I
MONDAY
4:00
4:30
Family Court
This Land
e •
MAY
werth
were
those who attended the
1 Cwt. 1
I Seafarer from Foundation, $42 per
8:00
Ontario Schools
SATURDAY, 4, 1974
convention either as delegates or
grown
I
Mon Ami
5:00
5:30
Dick Van•Dyke
Paul Lynde Show
11:50.
"Riot" -Jim Brown and
alternates.
I CASH and CARRY WHILE THEY LAST 1
9:45 .
10:00
Friendly Giant
Ontario Schools
6:00
FYI
Gene Hackman
SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1974
An Expositor Classified will
(L
JEFFERY
4:00
Family Court
FARMS TD. i
Friendly Giant
7:00
Emergency
A Way Out
9:15
Ontario Schools
1
Outer Space"' Tom Tryon
5:00
Hogati's Heroes
1
10:30
Mr. Dressup
8:00
Expo Baseball
12:15
"Variety Girl" - Bing
pay you dividends. Have you tried
6:30
."The Undefeated" cone. -
11:00
Sesame Street
12:0(1
(Los Angeles at Montreal)
.
Crosby and Bob Hope
one? Dial 527-0240.
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— CKNX
TV Ifisfings
s
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8th
1:00 "Streets of Sinners" -
Gegrge Montgomery,
Geraldine Brooks and
William Harrigan.
1:45 "In Person" - Ginger
Rogers and George Brent.
THURSDAY, MAY 9th
1:00 "Fort Courageous" `
Donald Berry and Fred' Beir.
9:00 "Little Boy Lost" - Bing
CeSsby "'and Claude
Dauphin.
1:45 "Anything Can Happen"
Kim Hunter and Jose
Ferrer.
FRIDAY, .MAY 10th
1:00 "Cop Hater" - Shirley.
Ballard and. Robert Loggia
1:45 "Arsenic and Old ace" -
Cary Grant, Peter Lorre
and Jack Carson,
Short Wint er?
Have you ever noticed how
short the winter seems when you
have a bank note due in the
spring?
Turtle Tale
A mature Pacific ridley turtle
may weigh 100 pounds and have a
shell 30 inches long.
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'SATURDAY
10:00
images of Canada.
4:00
Family Court
8:30
French Show
11:00
The National
4:30
A Place of Your Own
9:00
Tugboat Antnie
TUESDAY
5:00
Hogan's Heroes
9.30
Rocket. -.,Robin Hood
8:00
Ont ario Schools
5:30
Truth or Consequences
10:00
Spiderman
8 45 ...Mon:
Ami __
6:00
Insight, news, weather
"-t3ai•naby
10:30
Junior Talent Hodr ,''
9.00
Friendly Giant- �
6:30
1
-Jones (•'Trial
11:30 •
East of the Sun
9;15
9:15
Ontario Schools
Run For Death")
12:00
Abbott & Costello
Irish Rovers
12:30
The Littlest Hoo "
10:30
Mister Dressup
8:00
Carol.Burnett
1:00
,.
Baseball' Game of the
11:00:
Sesame Street
9:,?0 •
;Thursday night movies
week
12:00
Lassie
1900
The, National
3:30
Sportsweek
12:30
Noot�.Breport
11:20
' Itisight, news, etc.
4:00
Reach for the Top
1:00
Matinee
11:45
Starlight •Theatre
4:30
Klahanie
):00
Take Thirty
FRIDAY 1
5:00
Bugs Bunny
3:30
Edge of Night
8:00
Ontario School.;
6:00
Supper Show..:
4:00
Family Court
7:30
Music Machine
4:30 *The
Fit Stop
8:45
Mon Ami
8:00
Front Pae Challenge
g g
5:00
Hogan's Heroes
9:00
Friendly .Giant"','
8:30
The Whitb Oaks of Jalna
5:30
Truth or Consequences
9:15
Ontario Schools`
10:30
Mister Dressup
- .
6:00
News
11:00
Sesame Street 1
10:30
To Rome With Love
6:30
Tw`tli htTheatre(Part-1
12:00
Lassie
11:00
The National
'7:30
Circle Et t Ranch
12:30
Noon Report
11:20
CKNX Late News
8:00
Mary Tyler, Moore
1:00
Matinee
11:45
Starlight Theatre,.
8:30
Police Story
3:00
Take Thirty
9:30
Front Page Challenge
3:30.
Edge of Night
SUNDAY
10:00
Up,Canada!
4:00
Family Court
8:00
French Show
10:30
Some Honourable
4:30
Baggatel
8:30
OECA
Members
5:00
Hogan's Heroes
1'0:30
Cathedral of Tomorrow
11:00
The National
5:30
Truth or Consequences.
11:30
Hymn Sing
11:20
Insight -
6:00
insight, news, etc.
12:00
Peoples' Church
11:45
Starlight Theatre
7:00
Lawrence, Welk
1:00
Focus on the Farm
7:30
'Maude
1:30
Country Canada
WEDNESDAY
8:00
All in The Family
2:00
Adieu A•louette
8;00
Ontario Schools
8:30
M. A. S. H.,
2:30
Family Finder
8:45
Mon Ami
9:00
Tommy Hunter
3:00
World of Music •
9:00
Friendly Giant
.10:00
Under Attack
4:00
Youth Confrontation
9:15
Ontario Schools
11-00
The National
4:30
Arts '74
10:30
Mister Dressup
11:20
Insight, news, etc.
5:06—Music-To.
11:00
Sesame Street
11:45
Starlight Theatre
5:30
Sinigtime
12:00
Lassie°
CKNX
Movies
6:00
Wait Disney
12:30
Noon Report
7:00
The Beachcombers
1:00
Matinee
SATURDAY, MAY 4
7:30
The Waltons
3:00
Take Thirty
11:45
"Interlude" Oskar
: 8:30
Dick Van Dyke
1:30
Edge of Night
Werner, Donald Suther-
9:00
The National Dream
4:017
Family Court
land and Barbara Ferris.
10:00
The Marketplace
4:30
This Land
SUNDAY, MAY 5th
10:30
'I
Ombudsman
5:00
Hogan's Heroes
11:45
"A Hard Day's Night"
05d
The National
5:30
Truth or Consequences
the Beatles (John Lennon,
11:20
CKNX Late News
6:00,
insight, news, etc.
Paul McCarngy, George
11:45
The World At War
6:30
Gunsmoke
Harrison and Ringo Starr.
7:30
Ryan's Fancy
MONDAY MAY 6th
MONDAY
8:00
NFB
1:00
"Two for the Money"
-067
Ontario Sel owls
8:30
The Fad Test
Robert Hooks, Walter
8:45
Mon Ami
9-10:30 TBA
- .
Brennan, and Stephen
y 9:00
Friendly Giant
10:30
Countrytinte
Brooks.
9:15
Ontario Schools.
11:00
The National
6:30
-The Undefeated" - John
10:30
Mister Dressup
11:20
Insight, news, sports
Wayne, 'tock Hudson.
X&
Street
11:45
Starlight Theatre
and Lee Meriweather,
12:00
—sesame
Lassie
11:45
"Mr. Peabody and the
12:30
- Noon Report
Mermaid"
1:00
Matinee
THURSDAY
William Powell
3:00
Take Thirty
8:00
Ont ario Schools
TUESDAY, MAY 7th
3:30
Edge of Night
8:45
Mon Ami
1:00
"1 Married A Monster
4:00
Family Court
9:00
Friendly Giant
4:30
A Way Out
9:15
Ontario Schools
Outer Space"' Tom Tryon
5:00
Hogati's Heroes
10:30
Mister dressup
and Gloria Talbott.
5:30
Truth - or Consequences
11:00
Seasarne Street
6:30
."The Undefeated" cone. -
6:00
insight-News,Weather
12:0(1
Lassie
. John Wayne, Rock
6:30 •
Twilight Theatt'e
12:30
Noon Report
Hudson • and Lee
8:00
Fart�e Family
T:60
Matinee
Meriweather.
1!.ove froth A - Z"
3:00
Take Thirty
11,45
."Hot Spell" Shirley
)9-30
9:30
This is the Law
3:30
Edge of Night
Booth, Anthony Quinn,
s
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8th
1:00 "Streets of Sinners" -
Gegrge Montgomery,
Geraldine Brooks and
William Harrigan.
1:45 "In Person" - Ginger
Rogers and George Brent.
THURSDAY, MAY 9th
1:00 "Fort Courageous" `
Donald Berry and Fred' Beir.
9:00 "Little Boy Lost" - Bing
CeSsby "'and Claude
Dauphin.
1:45 "Anything Can Happen"
Kim Hunter and Jose
Ferrer.
FRIDAY, .MAY 10th
1:00 "Cop Hater" - Shirley.
Ballard and. Robert Loggia
1:45 "Arsenic and Old ace" -
Cary Grant, Peter Lorre
and Jack Carson,
Short Wint er?
Have you ever noticed how
short the winter seems when you
have a bank note due in the
spring?
Turtle Tale
A mature Pacific ridley turtle
may weigh 100 pounds and have a
shell 30 inches long.
McGREGOR
Top duality
BEEF
GOVERNMENT
INSPECTED
Whole Beef 98C
Half Beef 99t
Price subject to change
INCLUDES: CUTTING
WRAPPING and QUICK
FREEZING
Free Delivery
-- Within 10 Mile -
GRANT McGREGO
.Ph. 262-5839
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J I .
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GIFT
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Everyone deserves the opportunity
to get the best possible education.
This.is-what Ontario is doing
to u¢ that you'get your chance.
The government here in Ontario
believes that no one should ever be
deprived of a higher education simply
for lack of money. And, we're doing
something about it through the
Ontario Student Assistance Program
(OSAP).
OSAP consists of government -
financed loans and grants designed to
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help qualified Canadian citizens and
landed immigrants pay for their higher
education. And they are based on
need, not on academic achievement.
The loans are interest-free until 6
months after graduation, and repay-
ments don't begin until then. The
grants dbn't normally have to be
repaid at all.
Already, 2 out of 5 students at
Ontario universities and community
colleges receive some form of
financial assistance from OSAR
if you would like to know what
assistance is available, how to apply
for it, Ind how much you may be
qualified to receive, contact the
Student Awards Officer at the
institution of your choice.
Or write to:
inquiry Section
Student Awards Branch
Ministry of Colleges and Universities
Queen's Park
Toronto, Ontario M7A 106.
James A. C. Auld, Minister
Government of Ontario
William G. Davis, Premier
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