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3:.40 Thirty Tram 8:30 M,,! A.S,H, •
12 4S Afternoon Movie Show
9:30.x' The Littlest Hobo 3:30 Edge of Night To m Hunter ,
10:00 Spidermap 2:30 Dick Berryman 4:00 Family Court` ' '" 10:00 waif Five- _ * t :.
10:30 Rocket Robin Hood 3:00 lttY From 4:30 Thls Land 11:00 The NationalAV 0 AW
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11:00 Grand Prix Wlestling Sf
3:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Dick Van Dyke 11:20 PM _ ' ! i 1 � ''m k w . ", '
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4:00 Famil Court
12:00 Max The Mouse Y 5,.30 Paul Lynde ,Show 11:45 Heritage H hwa s - ,• : k r ,. >
12:30 • >each For The To 4:30 A Way Out 6:00 FYI Keep active and keep happy downright sou satisfying. adcn4itted to a Huttiex hi4; lder4tung Wtb gls>�e>1��
Top 5:00 Dick Van D ke 11:45 Movie ,«
1:00 Know Your Sports Y 7,pn R.mr+rawnry waS the advice offered by Rev, Mr.Archibald reminded his .people ayith thei?I M40Y Y , r,_ 1?Ft'0 fr 111 `'ail P! o
5:30 Dusty 's Trail 8-:00"'"Expo Baseball W.H. McWhinnie of God rich as audience that retirement can experiences $hlar4 tt}eir 1100 �t}t}��40-
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t' 1:30 You Really Can 6:00 FYI C F WM c v i e sI 1 s, e. ekffi
2:00 World Cup Soccer 10:30 Canadian Sports Report he pointed. up the theme of the mean the start of a new life -- that knowledge (such , .as xeac _ ing Nr�,�, mi , e �}
7:00 Gunsmoke
4:00 Bugs Bunny B;Op partrid a Family 11:00 ' The National SATURDAY, -JUNE* UNE a day -long workshop held at Huron- some of the great figures of knitting; describing ctld ways, Qf fiairilzot program st irked 7
a•n0 The Belmont Stake g Y 11:20 PM 11e50 "An American Dream" - view, Clinton, Wednesday. history made their greatest doing things, .etc,) with youn8 b>` therfederp� go#�ernnle llefi ,
8:30 Cannon ' 11:45 Movie - Stuart Whitmam- and --
9:30 This Is The Law Mr. McWhinnie was one of the contributions to mankind after the people; telephone .chains to those 1310 mill}on ;twasixxe e1'a�lable
.0:00 Adam 12 THURSDAY Janet Leigh. Five. -member panel at the after- age at which we face retirement living alone; and 140atih with for ;non )r$ aya e, grani5 to ''"k
6:30 FYI '10:00 Of All People SUNDAY, JUNE 9 ' iv., e
10:30 Tb,- unmantic Rebellion 9:15 Ontario Schools noon Bess• ion of the workshop, today. older people, give tbom a sense.of' groi#ps of reti} TprSRtis� ' Shet
7:00 Bob Newhart Show 10:00 Mon Ami 9:00 Charlie Chaplin City 'Keeping Active After ?,' which Mrs. Ann Redmond, Goderich, dignity and they will respond and said th}s x5 an ;jlilyktatipu fo ; ' '+
7:30 On The Buses
11:00 The National 10:15 Friendly Giant Lights" was sponsored by the Huron a volunteer for many years, was something will come out sq that involve elcplit►Gd �4RY► '
11:20 PM
8:00 Front Page Challenge 12:1U "TruO To The Army - County Chapter of the Registered the final panelist. As a'volunteer they won't just sit. apply for $ui as gr 0f 'lviilb it4 '
30' The Whiteoaks of Jai 11:45 Rivals Of Sherlock' 10:30 Mr. Dressup Allan Jones and Ann
•9:30 Under Attack- es 1.1:00 Sesame Street Nurses Association of Ontario. co-ordinator who had organized Mrs. Fran McHale, London, available f9r almos.,t ;any.,"1,fiy�
Miller Mr. McWhinnie said one of his 500 volunteers for the Psychiatric supervisor of senior citizens' which will usefully di}d 1441
11: e a on 12:00 Cartoons MONDAY, JUNE 10 in life had been to keep Hos ital •at Goderich, she spoke activities, Department of involve retired eQ 1e mpets
11:15 Provincial Affairs TU
12:30 News objectives' P p p p e i' l
11:20 PM 12:45 Afternoon Movie
12:45 '.Pinky" Jeanne Crain young and he had been doing it of people taking leadership when Recreation in London, was the their needs and benefits thein Rf
11:45 Heritage Highways 9:15 Ontario Schools 2;30 Shirley Taylor and William Lundigan down through the years by they realized volunteers were guest speaker.. Canada is ,fast their community.
11:50 Movie 10:00 Mon Ami 3:00 Thirty From 11:45 Rivals of Sherlock Holmes keeping active and happy. A needed in the hospital. becoming an aging society but it Mrs. McHale said these is on
P 10:15 Friendly Giant 3:3U Edge of Night `.'Fox Hunting" chaplain at Huronview he said he ' In the question and answer is ill=prepared to face up to this one absolutely reliable statistic
10:30 Mr: Dressup 4:00 Family Court TUESDAY, JUNE 11, enjoyed visiting the residents and period following the panel situation because of its negataive about aging -- the rate at which
Sesame Street 430_ A Place Of Your Own 12:45 "X•15" -James Stewart he continues_to olf and swim. Mr.Archibald reminded the attitude toward aging in general, people age is exactly the same
SUNDAY 12:00 Cartoons 5:00 Dick Van Dyke and Charles Bronson He laughed that he does not seem audience that when people are she said. Aging is still perceived all over the world, one. day at a
9:30 Ontario Schools 12t30 News 5:30 Room 222 11:45 "The Lady Takes A to be getting any older. admitted to a Nursing or County in terms of loss, rather than a time from birth.
-16--.36-NFB Pr esents 12:45 Afternoon Movie 6:00 FYI Flyer" - Lana Turner and Panelist. Mrs. Betty Cardno of Home they should not be biological as well as psychological Mrs. McHale outlined many
11:00 Max The. Mouse 2:30 Dick Berryman 7:00 Flip Wilson Show Jeff Chandler. Seaforth, Home Care Administra- forgotten. It is exceedingly and sociological process that ways of getting older people
p 11;30_ Junior Talent Hour 3:00 Thirty From 8:00 In The South Seas+ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12 for for Huron, spoke of helping important they are visited and varies tremendously from one involved in keeping active and
12:30 Hymn Sing 3:30 Edge of Night 12:45 "A Rae To Live" - Ben brought along a group from her
1:00 Summer Country Canada 4:00 Family Court 8:30 Ceilidh g . people to keep their indepen- retain a connection with their old individual to another.. g g g p
Y 9:00 Thursdav Night Movie Gazzara and Susanne dense and remain in their homes community. She urged that people would be senior community centre in
4:30 Marc's Grab Bag 11:00 The National Pleshette
00 The World We Live In 5:00 And Mother Makes'I't►ree when disabled, by sending a Some of the suggestions put better off if they lived lives of London called the L.B.'s who
•2' 11:20 PM 11:45 "Of Love And Desire physiotherapist, homemaker, forth by the audience included -- involvement and purpose to have prepared a program of.
2:30 Equestrian Grand, Prix 6:00 FYI 11:45 Movie, Merle Oberon and Steve exercises to be -done to music and
4:30 marts -M—' 7:99 Maude nurse or occupational therapist to adopt ' a grandparent; sustain them atter all illusions
Cochran. work with them. Mrs. Cardno encouraging youngpeople to visit have been lost and assion games. The group, all in their
5:00 Music To See 7:30 The Odd Couple FRIDt�Y g g p p p
5 30 Wonderful World of Disney THURSDAY, JUNE 13 spoke on the importance of good and possibly assist older people in cooled. sixties and seventies, kept the
Y 8:00 Mary Ty ler Moore'Show P
-6:30 Act Fast - 8:30 Police Story. 9:15 Ontario Schools 12:45 "Amazons Of Rome" p nut: ition and the telephone link their domes so that they may Mrs. McHale spoke of young audience laughing with their-
7:00 The Beachcombers 9:30 V.I.P. 10:00 Mon Ami -Louis Jourdan and Sylvia maintained by some older people manage without having .to be people as 'great new allies' in songs, dances and skits.
7:30
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The Waltons
10:00
America
10:15
Friendly Giant
2:00
Syms•
who phone regularly those living
k 8:30
New Dick Van Dyke Show
11:00
The Nafional
10:30
Mr. Dressup
THURSDAY, JUNE 13
alone.
9:00
Summer Movies
11:45
Movie
11:00
Sesame Street
12:45
"Amazons Of Rome" -
Panelist Mrs. Stella Tate, an
10:00
Another Face of the West
6:30
Gunsnioke
12:00
Cartoons
Singtime
Louis Jourdan and Sylvia
occupational therapist from Tor -
10:30
Ombudsman
The Wonderful World of
WEDNESDAY
12:30
News
syms.
onto, said our enthusiasm for life
11:00 c
The National
7:00
The Beachcombers
12:45
Afternoon Novie
9:00
"Longstreet" - James
is what makes aging successful.
11:15
Nation's Business
9:15
Ontario Schools
•
2:30
Movie Review
Franciscus and. John
She said the way we feel has a lot
11:20
PM
10:00
Mon Ami
3:00
Thirty From
McIntyre
to do with the way we keep active.
11:45
Movie Review
10:15
Friendly Giant
3:30
Edge of Night
11:45
"Escort West" - Victor
She stressed the importance of
12:15
Comedy Classics.
10:30
Mr. Dressup
4:00
Family Court
Starlight Theatre
Mature and Elaine
being responsible for one's own
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. MONDAY
11:00
Sesame. Street
4:30
Bagatelle
9:15
Stewart
health and well-being.
9:15
Ontario Schools
12:00
Cartoons
S:00
Dick. Van Dyke
FRIDAY, JUNE 14
• 'If we at•e "watOffi g'our weight
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Mon Ami
12:30
News;
5:30
Bridget Loves Bernie
12:45
"Live Fast, Die Young"-
and eat well, we shall hlep to keep
10:15
Friendly Giant.
12:45
Afternoon Movie
6:00
FYI
3:00
Mar Murphy and Norma
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our health,' Mrs. Tate stated.
10:30
Mr. Dressup
2:30
Dick Berryman
7:00
Brian Keith Show
Matinee Movie
Eberhardt.
Mrs. Tate said Canada has
11:00
Sesame Street
Juliette and friends
4:30
7:30
8:00
Lotsa Luck
All In The Family
11:50
Laughing" g„ - Jose
"Enter Lau
more people
ple in institutions than
Hogan's Heroes
3:30
Edge of Night
5:30
Truth or Consequences
Ferrer _
any other country. 'Is institutional
6:00
News, WEather, Sports
4:36
A Way Out
6:30
Barnaby Jones
care what we want for ourselves?'
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should be planning for the future
Truth or Consequence .
8:00
Network (
6:00
John Strong Report
8:30
9:00
Ceiliah
Thurs.Night movies.
to get the environment we want,
6:30
SATURDAY
2:30
Juliette & Friends
5:30
Truth or Consequences
1:00
"When World's Collide"
Chester A. Archibald, Huron -
8:30
French Show
3:00
Take Thirty From
6:00
News, Weather, Sports
9:30
Barbara Rush
view Administrator, said retire -
9:00
Tugboat Annie -•
3:30
Edge of Night
6:30
Lawrence Welk
6:30
"Roman Holiday •-,GFe-
ment at a certain age has
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Rocket Robin Hood
4:00
Family Court
7:30.
Maude
' Mon Ami
gory Peck, Audrey
encouraged the'general attitude
c10:06
Spiderman
4:30
The Fit Stop
8:00
All in the Family
10:30
Hepburn, Eddie
that at that age people are ready
10:30
Junior Talent Hour
5,:00
Hogan's Heroes
8:30
M*A*S*H
TUESDAY
Albert.
for the boneyard or to take it easy
11:30
East of the Sun-- - '
"- "
5:30
Truth or Consequences
9:00
Tomfny Hunter Show
11:45
"War Party" - David,
in their declining years.
12:00
Abott & Costello ,
6:00
John Strong Report, news
Juliette & Friends
Davidson, Donald Berry
" Concluding his talk, Mr.
12:30
The Littlest Hobo
6:30
Twilight Theatre Pt.11
11:00
The National
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12
Archibald said., "I think we have
1:00 You' Really Can
7:30
Circle Eight Ranch
11:20
News, weather, sports
1:00
"Conquest of Space"
to convince retired people
.1:30
REach for the Top
g;00
Mary Tyler Moore
11:45
Heritage Highway
Walter Brooke, Eric
themselves and those
2:00
Major League Baseball
8:30
Police Story
11:50 Starlight
Theatre.
Fleming.
approaching retirement of their
4:30
Sports Week
9:30
10:00
V.I,P.
America
C K N X Movies
11:45
"Blockade" - Henry
continuing personal worth.
S:OU'
Bugs Bunny
Fonda, Madeleine Car-
Retirement is not an ending but
6:00
Supper Show
10:30
Some Honourable
SATURDAY, JUNE 8
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roll
merely a transition into a new
7:30
Music Machine
11:00
Members
The National
11:45
"They Came to Rob Las
THURSDAY, JUNE 13
phase of life and if we plan it as
8:00
Front Page Challenge
11:20
News, weather
Vegas - JackPalance, Lee
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1:00
"Come Spy with My......
carefully as we plan the work
8:30
Jalna
Elk S
9:00
"Operation Double
phase it can be not only fun but
9:30 Ice Palace 11:45 Starlight Theatre J. Coana ommer , _
SUNDAY, JUNE 9 Cross" Marissa- ,Fell,
10:30 To Rome with Love WEDNESDAY Howard Vernon,
11:45 Captain Blackjack
11:00 'The National 9:15 Ontario Schools George Saunders, Herb 11:45 "The Sound and the
CKNX late news
10:00 Mon Ami Marshall. Fury" - Vul Brynner, Joanne s. °
10:15 Friendly Giant MONDAY JUNE 10 Woodward.
11:45 Starl"ite Theatre � ,
SUNDAY 10:30 Mr. Dressup 1:00 The Pigeon - Sammy FRIDAY, JUNE 14 _
11:00 Sesame Street Davis Jr., Dorothy 1:00 "The Chasers" - Charles
8:00 French Show 12:00 Lassie
8:30 OECA Malone & Pat Boone Aznavour, Jimmv
12:30 Noon Report, News 6:30 "Roman Holiday, " Pt. I. Hallyday.
•10:30 Cathedral of Tomorrow' 1:00 Matinee 11:45 ".Rocking Horse Winner" 11:50 "Amorous Adventures
w 11:30 It is. Written 2:30 Juliette& Friends John Mills. of Moll Flanders" - Kim
12:00 People's Church 3:00 Take Thirty From
Angela Lansbury
An
JUNE 11 Novak
TUESDAY
1:00 Focus on the Farm , , gy �.
3:30 Edge of Night
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Final wind-up drive --
Now that seedFng and
gardening is done
Sit down and" send a
cheque
Lorne Feeney,
Chairman
1.30
Summer Country Cana a
4:00
Family Court
2:00
The World We Live In
4:30
This Land
2:30
Equestrian Grand Prix
5:00
Hogan's Heroes
4:00
Youth Confrontation
5:30
Truth or Consequences
4:30
Arts '74
6:00
John. -Strong Report,
5:00
Music to See
6:30
Gunsnioke
5:30
Singtime
7:30
Rvan's Foncy
6:00
The Wonderful World of
8:00
Expo Baseball
Disney
10:00
' Of All People
7:00
The Beachcombers
10:30
Canadian Sports Report
N'
7:30
The Waltons
11:00
National
8:30
The Dick Van Dyke Show 11:.20
Late news, weather
9:00
Summer Movies - Review
11:4S
Henry Fonda Festival
10:00
Another Fee of the West
10:30
Ombudsman
THURSDAY
11:00
The National
9:15
Ontario Schools
11:20
Late Insight - News
10:00
Mon Ami
11:45
Starlight Theatre
10:15
Friendly Giant
MONDAY
10:30
Mr. Dressup
9:15
Ontario Schools
11:00
Sesame Street
10:00
Mon Ami
12:00
Lassie
10:15
Frienldy Giant
12:30
News, markets,weather
10:30
Mr. Dressup
1:00
Mat inee Movie
11:00
Sesame Street
2:30
Juliette & Friends
12:00
Lassie
3:00
Take Thirty From
12:30
Noon Report
3:30
Edge of Night
1:00
Matinee Movie
4:00
Family Court
2:30
Juliette and friends
4:30
`A Place of Your Own
3:00
Take Thirty
5:00
Hogan's Heroes
3:30
Edge of Night
5:30
Truth or Consequences
4:00
Family Court
6:00
News, WEather, Sports
4:36
A Way Out
6:30
Barnaby Jones
5:00
Hogans Heroes
7:M
frisk Rauers
A)
5:30
Truth or Consequence .
8:00
Network (
6:00
John Strong Report
8:30
9:00
Ceiliah
Thurs.Night movies.
6:30
Twilight Theatre pt.one.
8:00
Partridge Family
11:00
The National
8:30
Cannon
11:20
News, Weather, Sports
9:30
This is the Law
f 1:45
Starlight Theatre,
10:00
Net (TBA)
FRIDAY
10:30
The Romantic Rebellion,
9:15
Ontario Schools
11:00
The National
10:00
' Mon Ami
11:20
Late Insight News
10:15
Friendly Giant
11:45
Classic Theatre
10:30
Mr. Dressup
11:00
Sesame Street
TUESDAY
12:00
Lassie
9:15
Ontario Schoois
News Markets WEather.
10:00
Mon Ami
1:00
Matinee Movie
10:15
Friendly Giahit
2:30
Juliette & Friends
10:30
Mr. uressup
3:00
Take Thirtv from..
11:00
,Sesame Street
3:30
' Edge of Night
12:00
Lassie
4:00
Family Court
12:30
Noon Report, news.
4:30
Baggattelle
Matinee Movie
5:00
Hogan's Heroes
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Final wind-up drive --
Now that seedFng and
gardening is done
Sit down and" send a
cheque
Lorne Feeney,
Chairman