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-ax", Vogi's Gang 5:.00 Partridge Family 10;30 First Person Singular Velez.
10:00 The. Brady Kids 5:30 Dick Van TJyke 11:00 The National MONDAY, DECEMBER 1:6
10:30 Star Trek 6:00 FYI, News Etc. 11:20 P news etc. „ 4 4> 4 .ry
12:45 Jane Eyre Orson:.•A� ro u¢ `• t
11:00 Bewitched 7:00 Gunsmoke 11:4$ Movie Welles and Joan Fon-
11-30` v, Huckleberry Hound 8:00 Mar Tyler Moore Show taine.
12:00 Cartoons 8:30' This Is The Law 11:45 The World At War Pt.21 u ", ,•,
12:15 Howie Meeker's Hockey 9:00 Cannon THURSDAY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17 Jack 'liaddelir MEP,Pti Nur.9n.oN ;
School 10:00 The Old Timers 8:00 Oi}tario Schools 12:45 "Night In Casablanca" r" '
12:30 Reach For the Top 10:30 Mant'llive $:45 Mon Ami The Marx BROS. AND
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1:00 Grand Prix Wrestling 11:00 The National 9:00 Friendly Giant Lpis Collier.;
2:00 Chase 11:20 PM, News, Etc. 9:15 Ontario Schools 11:45 "Wake of The' Red
3:00 Christmas For All Ages 11:45 "The World At War: During debate on second
10:30 Mr. Dressup Witch" - John Wayne and g corporat.ions.. With a corgpre• representativps 5 pitld r be Farti)G i'rpducts
reading of Bill 158. An Act to pensive and serious energy selected G .by "camnidfiily egg Goi,►ngit
4:Q0 'CBC Curling Classic TUESDAY 11:00 Sesame Street Gig Yourig.
S;OU Bugs Bunny 8:00 Ontario Schools 12:00 Cartoons WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18 establish the Ontario Energy conservation, pxagramme we boards and acceptable to the Cost of, produgtlQtt1lptiu�41 4 e
6:00 FYI 8:45 Mon Ami 12:30 News 12:45 "Capin Northside 77" Corporation, I indicated that would cut demand growth other. signatories; while 'the standatdied grid fhe
6:30 Apple's Way 9:00 • Friendl ` Giant 12:45 Movie g 7 while the Liberal Caucus was eno>Cmously by the end of the executive committee should be should pyrch.a�a:'' wit ip U9 ,,
Y James Stewart and leased to support the idea of an `? ,
7:30 Friends & iLovers 9:15 Ontario Schools 2:30 Edge of Night Helen Walker. P PP century and stabilize the chairman and vice chairman surplus eggs st the 1n1vrYetttip
8:00 Hockey Night 10:00 Canadian School 3;00 Thursday at 3 -Heather 11145 "Operation Petticoat" Ontario Energy Corporation. we consumption after that. The most and three others appointed by the price, establiShodfor u t�
10:30 Ceilidh Telecasts Brandt on arts entertain Car Grant and Ton felt the powers of the Corporation r significant development in Federal Minister. Most direct in the pt'ovince Qf 1pvvest eQst;:
11:00 The National 10:30 Mr. Dressup 3:30 Take 30 Y y were very broad and the function Ontario in terms of energy is the' „
p Curtis. gY power would be with the Free movement of ytrilhin,*�,uo#�
of the Corporation should be more
11:15 PM News, Etc. 11:00 Sesame Street 4:00 Family Court THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 P vastly increased role of nuclear executive committee, who would eggs shbuldb a .allowed
11:40 Movie - 4• clearly defined.Only broad ower but before there is a initiate and implement policy, da provincial comtnpd'ity ' 64rilis
12:00 Cartoons ,30 Hi Diddle Day 12:45 "Countdown" - James P P P Y Y
SUNDAY 12:30 News 5:00 Partridge Family Caan and Joanna Moore concepts n the activities of the massive. commitment • to this to day implementation being allowed discretion of two Cents
8:00 Picolo 12:45 Movie 5:30 Dick Van Dyke 11:45 "A Walk In The Spring corporation have been given, source of energy, satisfactory carried out by a General Manager per dozen above ,jptervenfign
which could include everything
8:30 Ontario Schools 2:30 Edge of Night 6:00 FYI Rain" -Ingrid Bergman Y g solutions to problems such as engaged by them. price. '
10:3,0 The Littlest Hobo from financing pipelines to storage and disposal of radio The consultative committee to Authorit for • quota
3:00 Tuesday at 3 - � John 7:00 The Odd Couple and Anthony Quinn. guaranteeing investments b oil P P Y .
11:00 Rocket Robin Hood Judson on gov t.laws 7:30 Paper Moon FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26 g g c active waste products must be CEMA should operate as an enforcement should be withthe
11:30 Junior Talent Hour „ and gas companies for.research to found. advisor group, under a chairman central agency. implemented! b
330 Take 30 8:00 Carol Burnett Show 12:45 "Lillies Of The Field Y g P• g Y• P y
12:30 Hymn Sing / 4:00 Family Court 9:00 Rhoda Sidney Poitier and Lila initiating resource projects of its Legislation on snowmobiles appointed by the National Farm the executive committee which
1:00 o Jewell Farm'Show own. While the Ontario Energy was introduced in the Ontario Products Marketing Council. A would monitor quotas. CSMA
Y 4:30 Mr. Wizard 9:30 Bob Newhart Show Skala. g
1:30 Country CanaAa Corporaiion is not without some Legislature this week. covering 3 5:00 Partridge Family 10:00 Manhunter 11:45 The Guru" - Rita g g committee representing Signa- should establish the total national '
2:00 Stompin' 't'om's Canaaa 5:30 Dick Van Dyke 11:00 The National Tushin ham and Michael hope of being able to promote their registration. licencing and tories would meet semi-annually annual quota and exeeptive
2:30 Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em 6:00 FYI 11:20 PM News, etc. York. g such policieyrlore specific goals operation. Dealers are required to to review operations and the committee the weekly provincial
for the corporation would be
3:00 Inquiry 7:00 Maude 11:45 Movie P register snowmobiles within six" executive committee should quota, and give 'early.
4:00 Payday welcomed. days of sale, and owners are to submit proposals on inventory, consideratioi) to reviewing the
Y Y 7:30 Cliff Edwards Show ,
4:30 Take Time 8:00 The Bear Who Sle f FRIDAY South Huron i pointed out that in his attach registration numbers to levy and cash flow to the National ' level of quota exemptions..
5 00 M • T S P 8.00 Ontario Schools' statement on the corporation, the both sides of the machines
ustc o ee
5:30 Wonderful World of Disney
SATURDAY
Through Christmas.
8:45
Mon Ami
W' exec.
Minister stated it would invest or
permits to drive snowmobiles
6:30
Act Fast ~�10,:00
8:30
9:30
Police Story
Front Pa a Challenge
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9:00
Friendly Giant
8:00
in ener ro projects
participate energy P J
may be issued to those over 12
7:00
Charlie Brown's Xmas
10, 00
g
Up Canada
9:15
Ontario Schools
meets
including development and.
research. However, nothing was
subject to examinations, and the
7:30
,The Irish Rovers
10:30
Newsmagazine
10:00
Canadian School
Telecasts
10:00
said concerning the role of other
age minimum of 12 ears old has
been established with regard to
g
8:00
9:00
The Walton's
Performance
11:00
11:20
The National
PM
10:30
Mr. Dressup
The South Huron District W.I.
energy sources such as wind,
driving the machines public
`10:00
Market place
11:45
Movie
11:00
Sesame Street
executive met in Hensall Town
solar and geo-thermal forces. The
Ministers
trails. Age restrictions would ban
o
10:30
Ombudsman
,.
WEDNESDAY
12:00
12:30
Cartoons
Movie
Hall on December 3rd. President.
statement also
indicated• that the' Corporation's
drivers under 16 • from all
highways, under 14 from crossing
11:00
11:15
The National
Provincial Affairs.
8:00
Ontario Schools
2:30
2:30
Edge of Night
Mrs. James Keys of Seaforth'isg
resident and the secretary-
president
first priority should be to assist in
highways. The wearing of ,
11:20
Pro News, Etc.
8:45
9:00
Mon Ami
Friendly Giant
Mon Ami
Friday at 3 Becky
treasurer is Mrs. Gordon Elliott
securing adequate supplies of
for
helmets is to be compulsory. The
11:45
Movie Review
9:15
Ontario Schools
6:00
Carnegie on V.I.P.
g
also of Seaforth.
natural gas the Province as the
Ontairlo Government foresees a
Bill would ban snowmobiles from
12:15
Movie
10:30
Mr. Dressup3:30
4:00
Take 30
FamilyCourt
Mrs. Keys reported the London
shortfall in supply within the
all provincial highways and
secondary roads except those
8:00
MONDAY
Ontario Schools
11:00
Sesame Street
4:30
Dr. Zonk #The Zunkins
Area Convention in Stratford,
Nov. 27 and 28. 1
decade. He indicated that in
exempted by regulations, and
8:45
Mon Ami
12:00
12:30
Cartoons
News Noon
5:00
Partrid a Family
g
"Nutrition Yo are What You
future years, "it may be 10 years
would require drivers to cross
9:00
Friendly Giant
12:45
at
Movie
5:30
Dick Van Dyke
y
Eat " was the theme and she said
away", the Corporation could
serviced roads at a right, angle.
9:15
Ontario Schools
2:30
Edge of Night
6:00
FYI, News, etc.
a recent survey taken by nutrition
become involved in other forms of
energy development utilizing
Protection to property owners
P P Y
10:00
Camera 12
3:00
Wednesday at 3 - Shirley
7:00
Planet Of The Apes
p
experts had shown 50 -Vo " of
I?
solar, wind and eo-thermal
from trespassers is also offered
10:30
(v1c.Dressup
Taylor guest Phil
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8:00
8:30
All In The Family
M.A.S.H.
population is overweight.
g
forces. i questioned why
by the legislation.
i questioned the Minister
11:00
Sesame 'Street
10:30
Edmonston.
9:00
Tommy Hunter Show
Mrs. Gordan Papple, Provincial
Board Member Seaforth
alternative sources of energy
of Agriculture about the CEMA
12:00
12:30
Cartoons
News
3:30
Take 30
Partridge Family
.
of
reported a new slate of officers for
P
should onlybe researched and
and he summarised -the
12:45
Movie
4;00
4;30
Family Court
Dr. Zonk # The Zunkins
SATURDAY,
ovle.s
DECEMBER 14
the London area. Dashwood
developed after the gas supply
has become depleted, as I felt
recommendations of the
Ministers of Agriculture's
2:30
3:00
Edge of Night
Monde at 3 with Mario
5:00
Partridge Family
11:45
"Marooned" -Gregory
Branch is to be host for the
district annual meeting in May
now was the time to develop these
Report. For the initial two years
7:30
Y
Faveri on community
5:30
Dick Van Dyke•-,
11:30
Peck and Richard
1975.
forms of energy. Nothin '
I..EMA will be a two art
P
Juliette and Friends
12:00
6:00
FYi News Etc.
Police Story
3;30
Take Thirty
concrete has been said re ardini'
g g
"administration, with a five
9:30
Page g
Front PaChallenge
4:00
Family Court
1:30
Country Canada
10:00
the part energy, conservation will
member executive committee.
Dr. Zonk # the Zunkins
2:00
NFL Football
11:00
The National
5:00
Hogans Heroes
I ' th A.'- t• f th
Sportsweek
4
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18
12:45 "Red Mountain" - 'Alan
Ladd , Elizabeth Scott.
1:15 "Desert Detour" - Omar
Shariff; Juliette Greco.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19
12:45 "Man From the Diners
Club" - Danny , Daye,
Coar Williams.
9:00 "Death Squad" - Melvyn
Douglas, Michelle
Phillips.
1.:15 "Fear Strikes Out" -
Anthony Quinn, Karl
Marldon.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20
12:45 "Modern Kids" - Bobby
Henry, Oscar Werner,
1:15 "Salt & Pepper" -Sammy
DAvis Jr., Peter Lawford.
WGREGOR
Top Quality
BEEF
GOVERNMENT
_INSP•ECTFA
Whole Beef 1.05
Half Beef 1.06
Price subject to change
INCLUDES: CUTTING
WRAPPING and QUIT
FREEZING
Free Delivery
— Within 10 Mile -
GRANT MCGREGO
Ph. 262-5839
INSURANCE: -
0 AUTO ° LIFE
FIRE
Donald G. Eaton
Insurance Agency Limited
Office in Masonic Block .
Main Street
Phone 527-1510 — Seaforth
p ay to a unc tons o e energy The . ten provincial .
There it more artithwaire
and musie�in�ur province
than in marry nations.
This is what Ontario is doing
to help you getinrolv¢d in it.
An artist residing in your community working
with senior citizens and children
A beautiful low cost print.by an award-
winning Ontario artist in your living room
Impossible dreams? Not .at all Through
the Ontario Arts Council, all these dreams
could come true, no matter where you live in
the province For the Ontario Arts Council's
purpose is to make sure that all the people
of our province share in Ontario's cultural
riches
Over 500 Ontario arts attractions are
ready willing and able to visit your com-
munity. They're described in a colourful
Ontario Arts Council catalogue entitled,
"ONTOUR''. And, through the Touring Arts
Fund, the Ontario Arts Council can help
sponsors with the fees for touring groups in\ -
visiting your community,
More than 100 musical, theatrical, dance
and crafts groups are available to Ontario
elementary and secondary schools. The
repertory is presented in the brochure
"artslist".
Outstanding creative artists want to visit
the classrooms of the province, so that all
Ontario youngsters may be exposed to the
creating of painting, pottery, composing,
photography, playwriting, sculpting, weav-
ing, poetry, puppetry, ceramics and many
other art forms. This program is described in
a booklet called "Creative Artists in Schools
For free copies of the Ontario Arts Council
booklets and catalogues, write to:
Ontario Arts Council
Suite 500
151 Bloor Street, West
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1T6
Ministry of Colleges and Universities
James Auld, Minister.
%I.
Government of Ontario
William Davis, Premier
1
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SATURDAY
6:30
Truth or Consequences
11:00
11:30
Ed Allen
Luncheon Date Pt.l
7:30
'Quelle Famille
7:00
Apples Way
12:00
Cartoon Corner;
8:00
'
Les Egregories
8:00
Mary Tyler Moore
12:30
Noon Report
8:30
Polka Dot Door
8:30
This is the Law
12:45
Movie
9:00
Local Santa. Show
9:00
Cannon
2:30
Edge of Night
9:30
Hilarious House of Fright-
10:00
Old. Timers
3;00
Juliette and Friends
enstein
10:30
Man Alive
3;30
Take Thirty
10:30
Junior Talent Hour
11:00
The National
4:00
Family Court
11:30
Wrestling
11:20
Western Ontario Tonight
g
4:30
Hi Diddle Day
12:30
Gardening with Gwen
11:45
Mery Griffin
5:00
Hogans Heroes
1:00
NFL, Football
TUESDAY
5:30
Partridge Family
3:30
Sports Week ..
8:00
'OECA
6:00
John Strong Report
4:00
Curling Classic ""
8:45
Mon Ami
6:30
Truth Consequences
5:00
BugsBunny
9:00
Friendly Giant „
7:00
Lawrence elk
6:00
Stompin Tom's Canada
9:15
Oeda > <<
8:00
Carol Burnett
6:30
Wonders of the Wild
10:30
"'••D
Mrressup
Movie
7:00
Paul Sand Show
11:00
Ed Allen
100:3.3 0_
George Hamilton IV
7:30
Maude
11:30
Luncheon Date Pt. 1
11:00
The National
8:00
Hockey Night in Canada
12:00
Cartoon Corner
11:20
Western Ontario Tonight
(Atlanta at Toronto)
12:30
Noon Report
11:45
Mery Griffin
10:30
Ceilidh
12:45
Movie
.FRIDAY
11:00
The National
2:30
Edge of Night
$:00
OECA
11:15
Provincial Affairs
3:00
Juliette and Friends
8:45
Mon Ami
11:20
Western Ontario
e Thirty
9:00
Friendly Giant
40
Family
9:15
OECA -
IIAS
Movie
4;30
Mr.Wizard
10:30
Mr. Dressup
5:00
Hogans Heroes
11:00
Ed Allen
5:30
Partridge Family
11:30
Luncheon Date Pt. 1
6:00
John Strong Report
12:00
Cartoon Corner:
SUNDAY
6:30
Truth or 'Consequences
12:30
Noon Report
8:30
Oeca
7:00
Rhoda
12:45
Movie
10:30
Rex Humbard
7:30
Circle 8 Ranch
2:30
Edge of Night
11:30
It is written
8:00
Happy Days
30A
Juliette and Friends
12:00
Peoples Church
8:30
Police Story
3;30
Take Thirty
1:00
Focus
9:30
Page g
Front PaChallenge
4:00
Family Court
1:30
Country Canada
10:00
News Magazine
4:30
Dr. Zonk # the Zunkins
2:00
NFL Football
11:00
The National
5:00
Hogans Heroes
4:30
Sportsweek
11:20
Western Ontario Tonight
5 :30
Partridge Family
5:00
Music To See
11:45
Mery Griffin
6:00
John Strong Report
5:30
Singtime
WEDNESDAY
•
6:30
Truth or Consequences
6:00
Walt Disney
8:00
OECA
7:00
Barnaby Jones
7:00
Charlie Browns Xmas,
8:45
Mon Ami
8:00
All in the Family
9:00
Friendly Giant
8:30
M.A.S.H.
7:30
Irish Rovers
9:15
OECA
9:00
Tommy Hunt er
8:00
The Waltons
10:30
Mr. Dressup
10:00
Under Attack
9:00
Sunday Drama (The'
11:00
Ed Allen
11:00
The National
Collaborators)
11:30
Luncheon Date Pt. 1
11:20
Western Ontario News
10:00
Marketplace
12:00
Cartoon Corner
11:45
Mery Griffin
10:30
Ombudsman
12:30
Noon Report
1:15
Movie
11:00
The National
12:45
Movie
Movies
11:15
Nations Business
2:30
Edge of Night
11:26
Western Ontario
3;00
Juliette and Friends
Weekend
3:30
Take Thirty
11:45
Movie
4:00
Family Court
CKNX TV WINGHAM
MONDAY
4:30
Dr. Zonk & The Zunkins
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14
8:00
OECA
5:00
Hogans Heroes
11:45
"Seven Against The Sun"
8:45
Mon Ami
5:30
Partridge Family
Gert Van Den Bergh,
9:00
Friendly Giant
6:00
John Strong Report
Elizabeth Meyer.
9:15
OECA
6:30
Truth or Consequences
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15
• 10:30
Mr. Dressup
7:Q0
Gunsmoke
11:45
"Captain From Castille"
11:00
-- Ed Allen
8:00
Nature of Things
Tyrone Power, Jean
11:30
Luncheon Date Pt. 1
8:30
Musicerama
Peters.
12:00
Cartoon Corner'
9:30
• Third Testament
MONDAY, DECEMBER 16
12:30
Noon Report
10:30 First Person Singular
12:45
"Five Came BAck" -
12:45
Movie
11:00
The National
Lucille Ball, Chester
2:30
Edge of Night
11:20
Western Ontario Tonight
Morris.
3:00
Juliette and Friends
11:45
Mery Griffin
11:45
Mery Griffin
3:30
Adrienne at Large
THURSDAY
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17
4:00
Family Court
8:00
OECA
12:45
"Spring in Park Lane" -
4:30
Dr. Zonk & The Zunkins
8:45
Mon Ami
Michael Wilding, Anna
5:00
Hogans Heroes
9:00
Friendly Giant
Neagle.
5:30
Partridge Family
9:15
OECA
1:15
"Bayou" - Peter Graves,
6:00
John Strong Report
10:30
Mr. Dressup
Lita Milan.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18
12:45 "Red Mountain" - 'Alan
Ladd , Elizabeth Scott.
1:15 "Desert Detour" - Omar
Shariff; Juliette Greco.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19
12:45 "Man From the Diners
Club" - Danny , Daye,
Coar Williams.
9:00 "Death Squad" - Melvyn
Douglas, Michelle
Phillips.
1.:15 "Fear Strikes Out" -
Anthony Quinn, Karl
Marldon.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20
12:45 "Modern Kids" - Bobby
Henry, Oscar Werner,
1:15 "Salt & Pepper" -Sammy
DAvis Jr., Peter Lawford.
WGREGOR
Top Quality
BEEF
GOVERNMENT
_INSP•ECTFA
Whole Beef 1.05
Half Beef 1.06
Price subject to change
INCLUDES: CUTTING
WRAPPING and QUIT
FREEZING
Free Delivery
— Within 10 Mile -
GRANT MCGREGO
Ph. 262-5839
INSURANCE: -
0 AUTO ° LIFE
FIRE
Donald G. Eaton
Insurance Agency Limited
Office in Masonic Block .
Main Street
Phone 527-1510 — Seaforth
p ay to a unc tons o e energy The . ten provincial .
There it more artithwaire
and musie�in�ur province
than in marry nations.
This is what Ontario is doing
to help you getinrolv¢d in it.
An artist residing in your community working
with senior citizens and children
A beautiful low cost print.by an award-
winning Ontario artist in your living room
Impossible dreams? Not .at all Through
the Ontario Arts Council, all these dreams
could come true, no matter where you live in
the province For the Ontario Arts Council's
purpose is to make sure that all the people
of our province share in Ontario's cultural
riches
Over 500 Ontario arts attractions are
ready willing and able to visit your com-
munity. They're described in a colourful
Ontario Arts Council catalogue entitled,
"ONTOUR''. And, through the Touring Arts
Fund, the Ontario Arts Council can help
sponsors with the fees for touring groups in\ -
visiting your community,
More than 100 musical, theatrical, dance
and crafts groups are available to Ontario
elementary and secondary schools. The
repertory is presented in the brochure
"artslist".
Outstanding creative artists want to visit
the classrooms of the province, so that all
Ontario youngsters may be exposed to the
creating of painting, pottery, composing,
photography, playwriting, sculpting, weav-
ing, poetry, puppetry, ceramics and many
other art forms. This program is described in
a booklet called "Creative Artists in Schools
For free copies of the Ontario Arts Council
booklets and catalogues, write to:
Ontario Arts Council
Suite 500
151 Bloor Street, West
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1T6
Ministry of Colleges and Universities
James Auld, Minister.
%I.
Government of Ontario
William Davis, Premier
1
P yj1 �i
., n