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SATURDAY
S.:30 French Show
9:00 Tugboat Annie
9:30 Rocket Robin Hood
10:00 Spiderman
10:30 Junior Talent Hour
1.130 East of the Sun
12:00 Abott & Costello
12:30 The Littlest Hobo
1;00 You Really Can
1:30 REach for the Top
2:00 World Cup Soccer
3:30 Bugs Bunny
4:30 U.S,Open Golf
6:00 Supper Show
7:30 Music Machine
8:00 Front Page Challenge
8:30 Jalna
9:30 Ice Palace
10:30 Federal Election Coverage
11:00 lite National
CKNX late news
11;45 Starlite Theatre
SUNDAY
9:30 Ontario Schools •
10:30 Cathedral of Tomorrow
11:30 It is Written
12;00 People's Church
1:00 Focus on the Farm
1:30 Summer Country Canada
2:00 The World We Live In
2:30 Equestrian Grand Prix
4:00 Youth Confrontation
4:30 U.S. Open Golf
5:00 Music To Sec
•5:30 Singtime
6:00 The Wonderful World of
Disney
7;00 The Beachcombers
7:30 The Waltons
8:30 The Dick Van Dyke Show
9:00 Summer Movies - Review
9:30 This is the Law
10:00 Federal Election Coverage
11:00 The National
'11;20 Late Insight - News
11:45 Starlight Theatre
MONDAY
Ontario Schools
Mon Ami
Frienldy Giant
Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street
Lassie
Noon Report
Matinee Movie
Juliette and friends
Take Thirty
Edge of Night
Family Court
A Way Out
Hogans Heroes
Truth or Consequence;,
John Strong Report
T w i l i g h t Th eatre pt.one.
Partridge Family
Cannon
This is •the Law
Net (TBA)
The Romantic , Rebellion
The National
Late Insight News
Classic Theatre
9:15
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10:30
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TUESDAY
9:15 Ontario Schools
10:00 Mon Ami
.10:15 Friendly Giant
10:30 Mr, Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Lassie
12:30 Noon Report, news.
Matinee Movie
Farm, urban
organizations,
join to skid
nuclear plant.
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8;30 Police Story
9:30 V.I.P..
10:00 America
10;30 Some
Honourable
Members
11:00 The National
11:20 News, weather
11:45 Starlight Theatre
WEDNESDAY
9:15 Ontario Schools
10:00 Mon Anti
10:15 Friendly Giant
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Lassie
12:30 Noon Report, News
1;00 Matinee
2:30 Juliette << Friends
.3;00 Take Thirty From
3;30 Edge of Night
4:00 Family Court
4:30 This Land
5:00 Hogan's Heroes
5:30 Truth or Consequences
6:00 John Strong Report,
• 6:30 Gunsmokc
7:30 Ryan's Fancy
8:00 Expo Baseball
10:00 Of All People
10;30 Canadian Sports Report
11:00 National
1:20 Late news, weather
11:45 Henry Fonda Festival
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re, AIMS reports
Melville W.M.S. met at the
Manse with Mrs. McCarron as
hostess, There were eighteen
members and three visitors
answering the roll call with a
verse containing the word
'Spirit'. The President Mrs. Ivlair
opened the meeting with the
poent, 'The beauty we never seer'
Hymns were sung with Mrs. King
at the ,piano.
The Secretary arid Treasurer
reports were read and accepted,
There were eighteen visits to sick
and shut ins, Mrs. Speir took up
the offering and it was dedicated
by Mrs, Mair. Mrs, Armstrong,
2nd Vice President, is to be leader
for the September and October
2:30 Juliette 4.5C Friends
3:00 Take Thirty From
3:30 edge of Night
4;00 Family Court
4.:30 Mare's Grab Bag
5:00 Hogan's: Heroes
5:30 Truth or Consequences
6:00 John Strong Report, news, 10:00 .Under Attack
6:30' Twilight Theatre PLO 11:00 The National
7;30 Circle Fight Ranch
8:00 WorldiCup Soccer
11:20 News, weather, sports
11:45 Heritage Highway
11;50 Starlight Theatre.
CKNX Movies
SATURDAY, JUNE 15
6;30 "Do Not Fold, Spindle or
Mutilate" - Helen Hayes,
Myrna Loy.
11:45 "None But the Brave
Frank Sinatra, Clint
Walker.
SUNDAY, JUNE 16
.9:00 Charlie Chaplin - Great
Dictator.
11:45 "Quebec" ;John
Barrymore Jr.
Canadian Rebellion
against England 1836.
MONDAY JUNE 16
1:00 "Becket" (P1.1) Richard
Burton and Peter
O'Toolex
1:4:.) • Blue Lagoon Jean
Simmons, Donald
Houston.
Tuesday, June 18
1:00 "Becket" (conclusion)
11:45 "Riding High" - Bing
Crosby -
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19
1 ;00 "Ghost of the China Sea"
David Brian.
11;45 "I Met My Love Again"-
Henry Fonda, Joan
Bennett.
530 Trtitli or Consequences
6:00 News, Weather, Sports
6;30 Lawrence Welk
7:30 Maude
8:00 All in the Family
IWRA*S*H
9:00 Tommy Hunter Show
Mrs. Wm. Miller entertained
the ladies of the Afternoon Unit
when they held their annual social
on June 4. There were 20
members and 2 visitors present.
During the roll call, 50 visita-
tions were recorded. Mrs. -C.
Hemingway contributed a poem
entitled 'God Bless You.' Follow-
ing this all the members joined in
singing 'Blest Be the Tie that .
Binds.' A reading entitled 'And
.the young man patiently waited'
was read by Mrs. Thodias and a
skit, 'Not So Good', was pre-
sented by Mrs. G.M. • McCuteh-
eon and Mrs. F. Stephenson. A
contest and Secret Auction
completed the' program.
Mrs. H. Steffler expresSed
appreciation to Mrs. Miller and
the committees in charge of the
program and lunch. There will be
no meetings during the months of
July and August.
holds social
THURSDAY, JUNE. 20
1:00 "The Lonely Man" Jack
Palance,, Anthony
9;00 "Papa's Delicate con-
dition" -Jackie Gleason,
Glynis Johns,
FRIDAY, JUNE 21
1;00 "A Cold Wind in August"
Lola Albright, Scott
Marlow..
1 ;50 "Five Weeks in
Balloon" - Red Buttons,
Fabian, Barbara Eden,
Farm and urban organizations
in Huron County have formed
committee to investigate thi
impact of a proposed micieR,
plant near Ooderich.
Committee to whilvl esstitguadt;
Afternoon : on U 1p3orOporsedPiariptlAnt's impact
agriculture and it's ecological.
effects, Adrian Vos of Blyth w4.
elected committee chairman,
Mr. Vos said that the
committee, which represents
thousands of families, will'
concentrate on fact finding so tha[
a convincing case, either for or
against the plant, can be made.
Ontario Hydro told Hurop.
County Council in late February'.
that a new nuclear plant would bel
built along Lake Huron within 21
or 30 miles of Goderich, to be
operational by 1985. The
committee. formed to study the-
poWer plant's impact, was
originally to be called the
'Committee to Oppose the Pmet
•Plant,. Mr. Vos said. Most of
those at the meeting opposed the
plant, he said, but some were
uncertain 'because we haven't
got all _the facts.'
The 17,farm groups, supporting
the committee have all indicated
they oppose the plant., .Mr. Vos
said. •
The committee is backed by the
National Farmers' Union and the
Ontario Federation
oi
agriculture.
The committee is awaiting
results of an Ontario Hydro
Survey of the opinions of Huron
Cour ty residents about the plant
THURSDAY
Ontario Schools
,Mon Anti
Friendly Giant
Mr, Dressup
Sesame Street
Lassie
News, niarkets,weather
Mat ince Movie
Juliette & Friends
Take. Thirty From
Edge of Night
Family Court
A Place of Your Own
Hogan's Heroes
Truth or Consequences
News, WEather, Sports
Barnaby Jones
Irish Rovers
'Federal Election Coverag
Ceiliah ' •
Thurs.Night movies.
The National
News, Weather, Sports
Starlight Theatre
• FRIDAY
Ontario Schools
Mon Ami
Friendly Giant
Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street
Lassie
Markets WEather
Matinee Movie
Juliette & Friends
Take Thirty from..
Edge, of Night
Family Court
Baggattelle
Hogan's Heroes
18 visits
meetings. Mrs. Speir is to have
the topic on Leah and Rachel for
September and Mrs. Steiss the
meditation.
Mrs. Mair read a poem on
'Contentment.' The Scripture
from psalm 98 was read by Mrs.
W.W. Smith. Mrs. Armstrong
gave the meditation on the 98th
psalm prepared by Miss Moses.
Prayer was by Mrs, Dennis: Mrs.
King had the topic on 'Rebecca.'
The meeting closed With the
Mizphah benediction and a
smorgasbord supper was served
after the meeting closed under
the cofivenorship of Mrs. Petrie,
Mrs. Gibson arid Millie
McFarlane.
Brussels
Stockyard
Report
The market at Brussels Stock-
yards Friday was very active on
choice cattle with over . 1450 on .
offer and 595 pigs. Medium cattle
sold steady with plain cattle in
weak demand. A light offering of
heifers sold steady.
The highlight of the sale was 99
Douglas Lake hereford steers
consigned by Tom Lieper of
Londesboro with the top end
selling at 51.85 and the 99 steers
averaging 1177 lbs, selling for an
overall price of 51.20 plus 3.
Choice steers -• 48.50 to 50.50 with
sales to 51.85 plus 3.
Good steers - 46.50 to 48.50 phis
3.
Ten steers consigned by Clifton
Walsh of R.R.4, Brussels averag-
ing 1175 lbs. seld yfor 50.70 plus 3.
Fourteen steers consigned by
Ken Howe of R.R.3, Tiverton,
averaging 1074 lbs. sold for 50.90
plus 3.
Eight steers consigned by Mervin
Martin of R.R.1, Elmira, averag-
ing 1099 lbs. sold for.50.25 plus 3.
Four steers consigned by Howard
Martin of Brussels averaging
1310 lbs. sold for 49.60 plus 3.
Thirty-two steers consigned by
John Sanderson of R:;1, glyths
averaging 1080 lbs, sold for an
overall price of 49.78 plus 3.
Thirteen steers consigned by
Robert Wheeler of It.g.5,
grtissels, averaging 1100 lbs. sold
for 49.85 plus 3.
Three steers consigned ,by Cliff
gray of Ethel averaging 1140 lbs,
sold for 50.10 plus 3.
Twenty-six steers consigned by
Harold 13oltori of
averaging 1120 lbS. sold for an
overall price of 50.10 plus 3.
Twelve steers consigned by Earl
Cox of R,R.2. Goderich, averag-
ing 1100 lbs. sold for 50.20.plus 3.
Choice heifers - 44.00 to 46.00
with sales to 46.25 plus 3.
Good heifers - 42.00 to 44.00 plus
3.
A heifer consigned by Doug
McPherson of Wingham -Weigh-
ing 990 lbs. sold for 46.25 plus 3
with his offering of 12 heifers
averaging 879 lbs, selling for
45.85 plus 3,
Four heifers consigned by
Robert Grasby of R.R.4, Brussels,
averaging 835 lbs, sold for 44.60
plus 3.
Choice cows - 33.00 to 35.00 with
sales to 36.00.
Good cows - 31.00 to 33.00.
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