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The National
Westei% Ontario News
Mery Griffin
Movie
Movies
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8
11:45 "In the heat of the Night"
-Sidney Poiter, Rod
Steiger.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9
11:45 "Purple Heart" - Farley
Granger, Dana Andrews
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 ,
12:45 "You can't fool Your
Wife" - Lucille Ball,
, ¤James Ellison.
- 11:45 Mery Griffin
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
12:45 "Superargo- VS Diabo-
licus " - Den Wood,
Gerhard Tichy.
11:45 Mery Griffin
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12
12:45 "Cowboy " Glenn Ford,
Jack Lemmon.
NEWS OF
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H rris of
Paisley visited on Thursday with
Mrs. Jack Medd and Kerri.
Mrs. Barry Powley, Jason and
Jonathan, Mrs. Leslie O'Gorman
and Shelagh of Ottawa came on
Friday to visit this week, 'till
Thursday with Mr.-and Mrs. John
Th ompson. Sharon and Bob.
Mr. and Mrs.Don' Buchanan
spent the weekend visiting with
relatives in Toronto and area.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Douma of
Guelph, Mr. Bert Haverkamp and
Ralph visited on Saturday
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e ening , , with Mrs.G.e4ge
111,vaip,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate
and Jennifer visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wammes
and Leanne of Goderich Township
and with Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon
McGregor 'of Clinton:- .
Weekend' visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson, Sharon and
Bob were Mr. and Mrs.Aifdy
Thompson of Etobicoke, Mr. and
Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne
Tbwnship, Mr. Jim Th ompson of
Lindsay, Miss Sheila Baker of
Winthrop,. Mr. ' Stewart
O'Gorman of Camp Borden%
.Mr. and Mrs.Art McMichael,
Rhonda, Jeff, and Scott of
Diiiigainion'visited:on Saturday at
Movies •,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8
11:45 "More Dead' Than
Alive" - Clint Walker and
Vincent Price
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY
12:15 "Radio City • Revels!'
, Jack Oakie and Milton
bBerle.
MOPANIFIEBRUARY 10
12:45 "Hour Of. The Gun"
James Garner and 3aFon
Robards. •
11;.:45 Rockford Files "Say
Goodbye To Jennifer"
,TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
12:45 "The FabulouS Dorseys"
Jimmy Dorsey and
Tommy Dorsey.
11:45 The Night Stalker
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12
12:45 "The Careless years" -
Dean Stockwell and
Natalie Trundy.
11:45 Movin' On
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13
12:45 "The Last Shot You
Hear" - Hugh Marlow
and Zena Walker. '
11:45 Police Woman
"V.S.P.E."
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14
• 12;45 "Dark'-Mirror" - Olivia de
Havilland and Th omas
Mitchell.
11:45 "You Can't Win 'Em All"
Tony Curtis and Charles
Bronson.
TH, 4 R
IThe-second
(By W. ,Strong )
"Gdd be thanketnelpn" wrote
medieval author. 1 ' They:ore the voices' of
the dead and make us heirs of the spiritual
life .of past ages. In the best books' great
men talk to us, give us their most precious
thoughts and pour out their hearts and
souls into ours." Tp, this 'Carlyle added,
"All that mankind has done, thought Or
gained is lying as in magic preservation on
the pages of books. Good books do many
things for us. They ate our universities, the
levellers of society, the teachers of wisdom
and knowledge.
Modern civilization .has its fulfilment in
books and there is culture for all through
reading. For the Wise. the joy of reading
should be life's crowning pleasure." No
one who seeks to live a full and adequate
life will omit the culture of his mind which
comes from a love of literature and the
study of books. Books are the vehicles of
thought and vision and man cannot gain
real breadth of View without them.
We read not only to inform, to add to air
store of knowledge but. also, to. flourish
within us fine and noble feelings and lofty
aspirations. The best books live by the
appeal they make to the heart. They move'
us. inspire us, console us, enlarge our
interests, quicken our emotions and keep
us from mental. stagnation. They provide
bridges by which the reader may
communicate agreeably across the barriers
of time' and space. After reading ,a good
book, we feel well. above our normal best.
Lifted on the shoulders of great writers
we catch a glimpse of new worlds which are
within the reach of the human spirit. A.
luminous hole has been knocked in the
dusk of our knowledge and we rise from the
book with . wider horizon§, broader
sympathies and great& comprehension. It
has been said that the great books
constitute a transcript of a great
conVersatidn'aaross the ages and we share.
the 'thoughts and emotions of the writers as
if we were sitting with them around the
cheerful fireplace. In the reading room we
can join the great company of writers and
journey into fair lands where worry and
vexation never follow.
N 413:1)48 197:
Stilentit.h.W*
`Unfortunately too. patty
inclinedloogard book:4440g 40.rot40r.o,:
solentlf -and - sober pleasnrer.'/0".40enect". j
'with learning and. tlic.:•paIntot..,e0.04
study. Many Modern homes-arewith* a ..
library of bookS,'ItbaS been SuggeSt0.04';
the tenant's past .Conitirei up.:.visionS.•
dry,„ factual, uninteresting text,booltS
he does not relish 'the task„ of going at the,.
ordeal again. Then there are..those Who •.
love, to read but never seem to 'have the
time for it. When one understands the
background of an individual he realized the
difficulties presented by books. Reading .
level ability and visual defects combine to
thwart the good. influence of books. -
A few hundred well-chosen books on a
few, feet of shelving' may .-contain much of
the wisdom, excitement and emotions that
have stirred and developed mankind since
the dawn of time. One has only to reach out
a hand to bring them down, only a mind to
bring them to life, There they ,,stank in
silence, lingering patiently not to graiit
audience but to gain it. Unless the contents
reach the reader's mind, a book is nothing,
its writer a voice unheard and
meaningless. To use them wisely is to go to
them for help, to appeal to them when our
knowledge anal powers ot thought have
failed, to be led into widet fields than our
own and receive from them the judgment
and counsel of time. Anyone Who does not,.
find the habit of reading books arresting
niust'Ineykably .pass through this world
with only. a tiny understanding 2.4his
potentialities. It is a truism to state that he
would be missing one of earth's keenest
pleasures.
"A host of knowledge lies in wait
For him who will but ope the gate.; •
A realm ,of 'pleasure lies in Store
For him who knocks upon the door; ,
A treasure front the store of time.,
A gem of learning. bright, sublime;
A trove of fancies for us all,
For, rich or poor. for great or small,
• . Awaiting every man who looks:
• 'cktir silent, speechless friends - the
books.'
(To be continued)
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4:00 Curling Classic
5:00 Bugs Bunny
6:00 • Supper Show
7:30 Stornpin Toni
8:00 NHL Hockey
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11:00 The National
11:20 Western Weekend
11:45 Movie
SUNDAY
7:30 N iv-en Miller
8:00 Church Today'
8:30 OECA'
10:30 Rex Humbard
'11:30 It Is Written
12:00 Peoples Church
1:00 Focus
1:30 Country Canada
2:00 Under Attack
3;00 Family Finder
3:30 Quelque Show
4:00 Speaking Out
4:30 Arts '75
5:00 Music to See
5:30 Singtitne
6:00 Walt Disney
7:00 Beachcombers
7:30 Irish Rovers
8:00 Waltons
9:00 Performance
10:00 Marketplace
10:30 Ombudsman
11:00 The National
11:20 Western Ontario Weekend
11:45 Movie
MONDAY
8:09 OECA
8:45, Mon ABU '-
9:90 Friendly Giant
9:15 OECA
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Cartoon Corner
12:30 Noon Report
12:45'tiovie
2:30 E ge of Night
3:00, J ie6e>aird Friends
3:30 Ad4nne at ge
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Dr. Zonk & The Zu
5:00 Hogans Heroes
5:30, • Partridge 'Family
6:00 John Strong Report
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7:00 Hee Haw .
8:00 Charlie Browns Valentine 12:45
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This is the Law
Cannon
Old Timers
Man Alive
The National
Western Ontario News
Mery Griffin
TUESDAY
OECA
Mon Ami
Friendly Giant
OECA
Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street
Cartoon Corner
Noon Report
Movie
Edge of Night
Juliette •and Friends
Take 'Thirty
Family Court ,
Fit Stop ,
Hogans Heroes
Partridge Family
Jol Strong Report
Truth or Consequences
Rhoda
Circle Eieht-Ranch
Happy Days
Police Story
Front 'Page Challenge
News Magazine
The National -
Western:Ontario News
Merv--Griffin
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Mon Ami
Friendly Giant
OECA
Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street
Cartoon Corner
Noon Report
Movie
Edge of Night
Juliette and Friends
Take Thirty
Family Court
Dr. Zonk & The Zunkin
Hogans Heroes
Partridge Family
John Strong Report
Truth or Consequences
Gunsmoke
This Land
Musicamera
Pacific Canada
The National
Western Ontario News
Mery Griffin
THURSDAY
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13
• 12:45 "Robbery Roman Style"-
Claudia Moran, Adriano
Celantano.
9:00 "Honky Tonk" - Richard,
Crenna, Stella Stevens.
11:45 Mery Griffin
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14
12:45 "Dr. Faustus" -Richard
Burton, Elizabeth Taylor.
1:15 "Wives and Lovers" -
Janet Leigh, Van Johnson
DentOt A
pro0)
year long
Thi s week is Dental Week but
according to Mrs. Gurpal Th.ind
of the Huron County Health Unit
a deptal program is in operation
year round in the county,.
Mrs: -TM-rid says that children,
are shoWn lx;w to brush their
teeth at about age 3 when they
attend the Health Unit's Child
Health Clinics. Their dental
health is then checked every six
months or year and their teeth are
brushed with flouride at their
pre-school screening.
Children in the county's
schools from Kindergarten to
G rade 8 are visited once a year
by a public health nurse who
discusses dental techniques and
nutrition and explains what goes
on in a 'dentist's office, Mrs.
Thind says. The nurse also shoWs
films on brushing and how to floss
Flouride is also applied ,to the
children's teeth 'once per year.
"It helps but education is more
" important in preserving teeth,"
according to Mrs. Thind who is
director of public health nursing
for the Unit.
This year the Health Unit is
running a county-wide program
teaching children in Grade 6 how
• to floss their teeth. •
„ * * *** ,,,,„,,, „ the. John Thompson home.
and Mrs. Leo -Sanders,
Jennifer and Jeffery of 117V4,
Brussels visited on Sunday with
her parents .-Mr. and Mrs. John
Wammes and Joh n.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith of
Exeter visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate and
apfer.
Burns UCW
holds ,meeting
The Burns U.C.W. met at the
home of Mrs.. Pete Salverda on
Wednesday afternoon with 15
present. Margaret Taylor opened
the meeting with a reading "Time
is a gift from God". Hymn 5'71
was sung, and Psalm ,121 was
read in unison. A reading, by
Margaret Taylor, arid' Ramona
Jamieson led in prayer. Readings
were given by Ria Smith and
N---Greta ;'-followed-by-
hymn and prayer.
Roll call was payment Of dues
and the treasurer's report was
given by Ida Leiper. Thank you
cards were received from Betty
Salverda, • Mrs.Tom' Knox, Mrs.
Rice and Mrs. Ted Reid.
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11:45 Movie 11:00 'Sesame Street
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5:30 Wonderful World 8:30 Police Story
Disney 9:30 Front Page Challenge
6:30 Act Fast 10:00 Up Canada
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7:30 The Irish Rovers 11;00 'The National
8:00 The Waltons 11:20 PM ,
9:00 Performance ' 11:45 The Night Stalker
10:00 Marketplace
10:30 The Ombudsman
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ARTHUR W. READ
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Bus. 235-0120, Res. 238-8075 .
-Telephone!
Talk by Jim Scott
your Bell manager
You may be aware that Bell Canada is ini-
tiating directory assistance charging in the
J-IenSall and Clinton exchange areas, starting
February 9th, 1975. •
I thought it might be helpful to review
the plan and to stress that no one need ever
incur an unnecessary charge. Most people
use Directory Assistance only as a last resort,
when the phone number they need is not
yet listed in their directory. These necessary
requests will continue to be free.. It's the
Unnecessary calls we want to discourage to .
ensure reliable service for those who really '
need it.
That's' why, beginning February 9th,
1975, there will bea 2.5 cent charge for each
phone number provided by a directory
assistance' operator when the requested
number is listed in your phone hook. Every
billing month, the *first three such requests
made from your residence phone will be
free. After th-at, the charge will apply.
Necessary calls, for numbers not yet -
listed in your directory are still free. And
'whether the number is listed or not, there
is no charge for anyone who has a disability
that makes it difficult to use a directory or
for persons 65 years \or over.
If you qualify for an exemption, just
call your Bell Canada business office and
'ask for a special exemption form. Also free
are emergency calls and calls from pay
phones, hotel, motel and hospital rooms.
In closing.' I'd just like to repeat that
you can avoid unnecessary directory 'assis-
tance.charges by looking in the boOk before
calling. The number you need is probably
listed. 1973: our directory assistance
operators handled more than 220 million
calls—more than 70 per cent of them were
for numbers already listed in the phone
book.)
It's also a good idea to keep emergency
and frequently called numl3ers up-to-date
in the space provided .in the introductory
pages of your directory.
Bell Canada
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8:30 Musicamera
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10:30 Pacific Canada
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11:20 PM ,
11:45 Movin' On
THURSDAY
8:00 Ontario Schools
8:45 Mon Ami
9:00 Friendly Giant
9:15 Ontario Schools
10:30 , Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Cartoons
12:30 News at Noon
12:45 Movie ,
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Thursday At Three
3:30 Take 30
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Hi Diddle Day
5:00 Partridge Family
5:30 Dick Van Dyke
6:00 FYI
7:00 The Odd Couple
7:30 Life And Times Of Barney
Miller
8:00 Carol' Burnett Show
9:00 Rhoda
9:30 Bob Newhart Show
10:00 Mannix
11:00 The National
11:20 PM
11:45 Police Woman
FRIDAY
8:00 Ontario Schools
8:45 fvlon Ami ..
19:00 Friendly rianf
9:15 Ontario Schools .
10:00 Canadian Schools
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Cartoons -
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2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 , Friday At Three
3:30, Take 30
4:-0b' Family Court
4:30 Dr. Zonk # Thezurikins
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5:30 Dick Van Dyke
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