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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-01-25, Page 21• \\,% Ti ripest COWS. rack hounds geological lecturers for t w Ed news* and Erk litunden, tario MinietrY Nattwal , are travelling� the province ductinan CAN YOU IDENTIFY TIDE 0.:01.4? If you thinkyou know where this old bell is'located, Vat kee it in mind c this s� p .. and .beak ,h s pace next week to's If . you are right. 'Back Page e Challenge, we hope, will becomefeature Cross- roads a regular.in Cross- roads: This space will•° carry .photos ,or sketches of land- marks located somewhere in our circulation area 'every The photos will be identified the following week when a new photo will appear, and it in turn will; be explained the next week If you know of an interesting landmark, geographic- situation or area scene -which .can be photo- graphed, wewould appreciate hearing from y, ou.•When'con sidering possible 'Challenge' photos to stump other readers, please keep in mind, the object, building, landscape setting orhatever, :must be located in public view in order to -be identified.' Your' suggestions; are 'invited. for ,.d. fo settin0 any- where in the Crossroads circulation- area which ..covers the 'Heartland' of Midwestern Ontario. Think about this photo and any others we might use in this space and forward•your suggestions .to The Editor, Crossroads, Box 390, Wingham. wW are free of c' e oPen'to^ 41180s - Each n - Each co tum ate'c in3�tr31ctioral on topics that irked elementary geology, techniques,' dem- staking and assessment vkkrk regulations, and information sources. The clams usuallyfear ture films: 'and.other visual aids,. 'Last year` Mme. Freeman and F,lunden distributed 42,500 samples ofmine rals and rocks to their students The geologists have already visited several communities but those remaining on the schedule are as .follows: Bancroft, Janu- ary 29 -February 3, Toronto, Feb- 'ruary 19 24' Matheson and Sault :Ste: �1Vlarie,• April .2-7. In addition'to the six-day Min- eral Exploration class, the Ministry s.division of Millet gives a Special Topics course in Toron- to every February, followed.. by a foury exercise . in practical field work "in the Marmora- Madoc area in late spring, The course includes talks and demon- strations on subjects of.interest•to persons engaged in Mining and mineral exploration. The learn -by -doing field course covers various search Methods, drilling, blasting,' ,clairnstaking and geological mapping. .A registration fee is charged. RUN DOWN? For that run-down feeling, there's, nothinglike stepping in front of a tractor.. BUILD FUND—Some of the 500 people who attended an information meeting about land k ` fill sites in Harriston last Wednesday donated to a fund set,up p to oppose such use of farm- land in the province. Hubert McDougall, an unidentified donor, Doug Leiper and George Hougham add to the kitty as Peter Fallis does the book work. Staff Photo. IIIIIRSDAY,Jam.ZS 6:00 University of the air 13 630 Cance Cartes ' 7:00 CAW* A.M. Show 8« Ontar hoc a 6;30 Troubte Wllh "Tracy13 8:46. Mr. Dressup 8 * 10. 0:00 Yoga 13 9:15 Dnta1io SebeO i 9 Ic 10 9:30 Romper Room 13 10:00 Ladles' Fare 10:30 Friendly Giant 8° & 10 10:45 Chez Helene 8 di 10r 11:00 Sesame Street 10 Galloping met 8 J, 30 Beat The Clock 13 Ed Alien Show 8 12:00 Cartoons 3, 10, 13 1230' Market Place -8 News: at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 12:45 Afternoon Movie 10, Town & Country 8 1:00 Matinee Movie 8 1:30 Eye Bet 13 2;00 Anything You Can Do 13 8:20 Fashions in Sewing 10 2:30 Somerset. 13 3:00 Another World 13 Take 'Thirty .10 & 8 3:30 What's' The Good Word 13 Edge of Night 8 eir1Q. 4:00 The Flintstonee13' Family 4Court41 4:30 1 Dream of Jeannie 13 opn 5:00 PoPrndero-Isa8 &131° Green Acres 8 `I:hns 5:30 ReacMyh for ree theStTop10 10: .Truth or Consequences' 6:00 Scan 13 Insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10 3:30 Eamily •Affair 13 Midweek Movie 8 FYI News.10: 7:00 George 13 • Midweek Magazine 10 7:30 The Little. People 13 • Irish Rovers 8 Bold Newhart Show 10 8:00 Carol .Barnett Show 8 & 10 Streets of San Francisco 13 9:00 George Kirby Show 13 Thurs. Nite Movie 8 & 10 9:00 Here Come The 70's ' 13 • 10;00 Circle of Fear 13 • ,j• The National News 8 kw 11:20 Newa, Weather, Sports 8, 10,13 11:45 Stampede Wrestling 8 Movie for Tonite 10 12:00 Late Date 13 , 1:25 .Concern 13 •0 0 d FRIDAY, JAN. 26 6:00 University of the Air 13 6:30' Canadian Cartoons 13 7:00 Canada A.M. Show 13 8:00 Ontario Schools 8 & 10 8:45 Mr. ' Dressup 13 9:00 Yoga' '13 9:15 Ontario Schools 8 & 10 9:30 Romper Room 13 10:00 Ladies' Fare 13 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 & 10.' 10:45 Chez Helene 8 & 10 11:00 Sesame Street 10 Galloping Gourmet 8 11:30 Ed Allen Show 8 Beat The Clock 13 12:00 Cartoons 8 & 10 12:30 Market Place 8 News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 12:4t Afternoon Movie 10 Town & Country 8 1:00 Matinee Movie 8 1:30 Eye Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can Do 13 2:20 Fashions in Sewing 10 2:30 Market Place 10 Somerset 13 3:00 Take Thirty 8 & 10 Another World 13 3:30 Edge of Night 8 & 10 What's The Good Word 13 4:00 Family Court 8 & 10 The Flintstones 13 4:30 ' Drop -In 8 & 10 I Dream of Jeannie 13 5:00 Green Acres 8 My Three Sons 10 Ponderosa 13 5:30 Truth or Consequences 8 Let's Make a Deal 10 6:00 Insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10 Scan 13 6:30 Lawrence Welk3 FYI NeWs 10 Family Affair 13 7:00 The Odd Couple 10 The Brady Bunch 13 7:30 Maude 8 Sanford and Son 10 Sonny and Cher 13 8:00 MASH 8 & 10 8:30 All in the Family 8 & 10 Friday Night Movie 13 9:00, Tommy Hunter Show 8 & 10 10:00 On Stage 8 . Here Today -Gone To- night 10 The FBI 13 10:30 Telescope 8 11:00 The National News 8 & 10 CTV National News 13 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 8, 10, 13 11:45 Starlight Theatre 8 Movie for Tonight 10 HA 'programs, 00 as supplied by the TV stations, are subject10 change char190. 12:00 Lente Date 13' 1;45 Concern 13 Q 6:53SATConcern 1HRDA.3 JAN, 2 7 • 00 Uncle Bobby Show13 :00 Canadian Cartoon$`` 13 .r MalgrAthen et Grass'10 Arts 100 13, . Littlest Hobo 10 Tree House 13 9:30 Hilariolls House of Frankenstein 10 ` Canadian Roller Derby 13 10:00 Major Plum Pudding 8 10:30 Alphabet Soup 0 8:30 Prof, Moffett 10 Waterville °Gang 13 11`:00 Junior Talent Hour 8 Live and Laugh 10 Puppet People 13 11:30 Prof. Moffett 8 Story Theatre 13 12:00 Spiderman 8 Reach for the Top 10 Cartoon Capers 13 12:30- Littlest Hobo 8, Horst Koehler Show 10 1:00 Mr. Chips 8 Outdoor Sportsman. 10 Saturday Theatre 13 1:30 Reach for the Top 8 Mr. Chips 10 2:00 Canadian College Sports 8& 10 2:30 Outdoors Unlimited 13 3:00 Bandstand 13 4:00 Outdoor Sportsman 8 CBC Curling 10 • Sports Roundup 13 • 4:30 Baptist Pentecostal 8 Wide Worldryof Sports 13 5:00 Bugs Bunny, Roadrunner 8&10 , 6:00 Supper Show 8 Adam -12 10 Sports Beat '72 13 6:30 FYI News 10 Scan 13 7:00 Maude 10 Bridget Loves Bernie 13 7:30 Singalong Jubilee 8 - On the Buses 10 Police Surgeon '13 • 8:,00 Hockey Night in Canada 8&10 Academy Performance 13 10:00 Wrestling 13 10:30 Countrytime 8 dr 10 ititoo The Natio ial lVewa CTV National News 13 11:15 Provincial Affairs 8 & 10 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 8, 10, 13 11:45 Starlight Theatre 8 Movie for Tonight 10. 12:00 Late Date 13 1:30 Concern 13. 0-4-0 SUNDAY, JAN. 28 6:00 Canadian Cartoons 13 6:30 Uncle Bobby Show 13 7:30 'Arts 100 13 8:00 Tree House 13 8:30 Ontario Schools 8 & 10 Crossroads 13 9:30 Rex Humbard 13 10:30 t4uelle Famille 8 & 10 Niven Miller Sings 13; 11:00 Right On 8 ! Hymn Sing 10. Church Service 13 East of the Sun 8 Junior Talent Hour 10 Rex Humbard 8 Canadian Cartoons 13 Family Finder 10 Talent Showcase 13' 1;00 Focus on the Farm 8 Roy Jewell Farm Show 10 1:30 Country Canada 8 & 10 Weekend Journal 13 2:00 Youth Confederation 8 Public Affairs Spec. 10 Sunday Theatre 13 2:30 Telescope 8 3:00 World of Music 8 Under Attack 10 3:30 TBA 8 4:00 A Time to Remember 10 11:30 12:00 12:30 Red -Fisher 13 4:30 Sportsweek 8 Medical Explorers 10 Sunday Supper Show 13 5:00 Music to See 8 & 10 5:30 Singtime 8 Wonderful World of Disney 10 6:00 Wonderful World of Disney 8 d:30 Act Fast 10 The Untamed World 13 7:00 Beachcombers 8 To 'Fhe Wild Country 10 Amazing World of Kreskin 13 7:30 Black Beauty 8 History of British Empire 13 8:00 Julie Andrews 8 & 10 8:3Q Mannix 13 9:00 Sunday at Nine 8 & 10 9:30 A Touch of Grace 13 10:00. Weekend 8 & 10 The Human Journey 13 11;:00 The National News 8 dz 10 CTV National News 13 11:15 Nation's Business 8 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 8, 10, 13 11:4 Pierre Berton 8 Under Attack 10 Question Period 13 12:15 Late Date 13 MONDAY, JAN.20 &00 tniversUyyyof the Mr 13 6:30 Canan �Var� 13 Q '7:00 Canada A.M► "S rr l3 000 Ontario Schou O & 10 0:301 Trouble' With Tracy' 13 8:45 Mr. Dressup, :8, # 10 9:00 Yoga 13 9:15 Ontar4'Schools ,8 &"10 9:30 Romper Room 13 10:00 Ladies' Fare 13 10:30 Friendly Giant 8 $,10. 10:45 Chez Helene 8 do 10 11:00. Galloping Gourmet Sesame Street•10 11:30 "Ed Allen Show 8 New Beat Thea Clock 13 2:00 Cartoons 8, 1(, 13 : . ;30 Market Place 8 News at Noon 10 ike Douglas Show 13 12:45 , ternaon Movie 10 Town & Country 8 1:00 Matinee Movie 8 .1:30 . Eye Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can Do 2:20 Fashions in Sewing 10 2:30 Dick Berryman 10 Somerset 13 . 3:00 Take Thirty 8 & 10 Another World 13, ' 3:30 Edge of Night 8 & 10 What's The Good: Word '4:00 Family Court 8 .& 10 The Flintstones 13 4:30 Drop -In .8 & 10' I Dream. of Jeannie 13 5:00 Green ,Acres 8 My Three Sons. 10 Ponderosa 13 " - 5:30 Truth or Consequences Let's Make, A Deal 1.0 6:00 insight News 8 Pierre Berton 10: Scan 13 6:30 Twilight.. Theatre (1) 8 FYI News 10 Family Affair 13 7:00 Gunsmoke 10 Doris Day Show 13 7:30 Rollin' 13 8:00 Partridge Family 8 & 10 Here's_ Lucy 13 8:30 Cannon 8 & 10 Medical, Center 13 9:30 This is the Law 8 & 10 Pig & Whistle 13 10:00 Nature of Things 8 & 10 Ironside 13 10:30Man Alive 8 & 10 11.00, . The National News a &-10 CTV National News 13 11:20. News, Weather; Sports 8, 10, 13 11:45 Classic Theatre 8 Horror Classics '10 12:00 Late Date 13 1':30 Concern 0-0-0 3:30, G, Edgeof Night * 410 LY What's The �jjGood Word 13 41 0 . Fa dYyyCo* 8 & 10 Flintstones 13 • 4:30 4Drop,1n .8 & 10 1 Dream .of Jeannie 13 5:00 Green Acres 8 My Three Sons 10 Ponderosa. 13 5:30 Truth or Consequences 8. Going Places 10 6:00 Insight. News 8 Pierre 8 erton 10 Scan 13 6:30 Twilight Theatre. 0) 8 FYI News 10 • Family- Affair. 13. 7 New N w Dick Van Dyke 10 Paul Lynde Show 13 7:30 • Circle 8 Ranch 8 NDL All-Star Hockey 10 Headline HtMters 13 8:00 MaryTyler Moore 8 c Sear, h 13 8:30 NHL A11 -Stas Hockey 8 13 9:00 The Protectors 13 9:30 Ian TysonShaw 13 10:00 MarcusWelh,y, MI) 13 . 11:00 The: National -News 8 & 10'. CTV National News 13 ' 11.20 News, Weather? '.Sports 8, 10, 13 13 11:45 Friday Night 8' Tarzan Theatre 10 12:00 Late. Date Movie 13 1:30 Concern r�. FURNITURE APPLIANCES Elrckdaon,r Panasonic TV DeliveryieBputMere 1111644°111111a 367430$ ASKO' APPLIANCE CENTRE westhigkosie Pollortoile. Tapelpn-Records P'ALME h1 343-3512 MODERN APPLIANCES LTD. 14/SALES &SERVICE HANOYk7i" `pI,Az1 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 31. 6:00 University of the Air 13 6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13 7:00 Canada A.M. Show 13 8 • 8:00. Ontario Schools 8 & 10 8:30 Trouble With Tracy 13 8:45' Mr. Dressup . 8 & 10. • 9:00 Yoga 13 9:15' Ontario Schools 8 & 10 9:30 Romper Room 13 10:00 Ladies' Fare 13 ° ' 10:30 Friendly Giant _8 & 10 10:45 Chez Helene '8 & 10 11:00 ' Galloping Gourmet 8. Sesame Street. 10 11:30 Ed Mien Show 8 New Beat The Clock '13 12:00 Cartoons, 8, •10, 13 12:30 Market Place 8 News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 12:45 Town & Country 8 Afternoon 'Movie 10 1:90 •,1Miatinee• ovie.8 .. 1:30 Eye Bet 13 2:00 Anything You Can Do 13 2:20 Fashions in Sewing 10 2:30 Dick Berryman 10 Somerset 13 3:00 Take Thirty 8 &. 10 Another World 13 3:30 Edge of Night 8 & 10 What's The Good Word 13 4*:00 Family 'Court 8 & 10 The Flintstones 13 4:30 'Drop -In 8 & 10 I Dream of Jeannie 5:00. Green Acres 8 My Three Sons 10 Ponderosa 13 5':30 Truth or Consequences 8 Let's Make A Deal ld 6:00 Insight News 8 Pierre 'Berton 10 Scan 13 6:30 Midweek Movie (1) 8 FYI News. 10 Family Affair 13 7:00 Emergency 'Boot' 10 Mission Impossible 13 8:00 This Land 8. & 10 , _ Hi�tckey Night in Canada, 13 8:30 Man at the Top 8 & 10 9:30 Opera—Queen of Spades 8 Modern Ballet—Bejart 10 10:30 File 13 11:00 The National News 8 & 10 CTV National News 13 11:20 News, Weather, Sports 8, 10, 13 11:45 Festival Theatre 8 ;,Movie for Tonight f0 12:00 Late Date Movie 13 1:30 Concern I3 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30 8:45 9:00` 9:15 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:20 2:30 3:00 TUESDAY, JAN. 30 University of the Air 13 Canadian Cartoons 13 Canada A.M. Show 13 Ontario Schools 8 & 10 Trouble With Tracy 13 Mr. Dressup 8 & 10 Yoga 13 Ontario Schools 8 & 10 Romper Room 13 Canadian Schools 10 Ladies' Fare 13 Friendly Giant 8 & 10 Chez Helene 8 & 10 Galloping Gourmet 8 Sesame Street 10 Ed Allen Show 8 New Beat The Clock 13 Cartoons 8, 10, 13 Market Place 8 News at Noon 10 Mike Douglas Show 13 Town & Country 8 Afternoon Movie 10 Matinee Movie 8 Eye I3et 13 Anything You Can Do 13 Fashions in Sewing 10 Dick Berryman 10 Somerset 13 Take Thirty 8 & 10 Another World 13 Claim restraints are obsolete The dairy industry is handi- capped by "just about as elabor- ate a system of government re- straints as human ingenuity can devise," says William, A. Maas, director of marketing for the Royal Bank of Canada. "It is to me a marvel that this hardy industry meets its market- ing challenges as well as it does." Mr. Maas said the industry is the victim of "outdated and obso- lete beliefs among the people of government, politicians and civil servants alike, about the size and influence of the farming popula- tion of this province and this country." "The regulations about addi- tives, for example, are so far bel hind the times as to be, in the view of an outsider, absurd. There is nothing sacred about raw milk or any other food. "In nutritional values milk is the almost perfect food, but let us not forget the word 'almost.' There is room for added value and improvement." Whelan favors disaster insurance An all -embracing insurance program must be considered to protect the producers of Cana- da's food in the event of crop dis- asters, says federal Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan. Mr, Whelan, emphasizing his sympathy—as a farmer him- self—with the needs of the agri- cultural industry, said such a plan would eliminate the "politi- cal manoeuvring that now exists" when disastersstrike dif- ferent areas of the country. He referred specifically to the Peace River area of British Columbia and Alberta, where bad weather late in 1972 resulted in an almost total crop loss. Emphasizing he would not be all "easy mark" for every peti- tion and request for help, he said meetings with the agriculture ministers of the two provinces had convinced him help was needed for the region. However, there also have been crop prob- lems in other areas of the country on which no requests for help have been received. IOW The adjoining program listings .. for C.ECO,. Channel, 13 Kitchener; (CBC network) and.CFPL Chan*" nel' 10 London: and CK.NX Marmot 8 (both CBC network stations) will appear here every week asa public ser. vice of this newspaper. and the advertisers' who ; appear on this page. The programs are, listed as supplied by the TV stations and are sometimes subject to changes; FUR ANIMALS RABBITS WANTED. Prices are the highest in history. Our buyers cover most of Ontario. Phone or write Halton Poultry Products; Milton, Ont. 8784401. 25-1-8 RAISE RABBITS: Profitable en- • terprise. Book -"How to Start a Commercial Rabbitry" --$3.00, Bunnyview's Commercial Rab- bits, RR 2, West Montrose, On- tario. Price List $1.OD. 25-1-8 MISCELLANEOUS DOG GROOMING CLIPPING—STRIPPING Call John Visser, 227 John Rosa St., Listowel, 291-4817 after 6 p.m, 25-1-8 CHAIR CANING Your old or antique rocking chair,- side chair, a'z9mchair, bench, stool or any caned furni- ture re -caned like new. Old up- holstered chairs, cat' be laid out, drilled and caned. Call 523-9242 for rates and estimates. 25-1-8 FOR SALE ANTIQUES—Grandfather's wal- nut rocker with caned seat and back, excellent condition; nurs- ery rocker with caned seat, good condition; Windsor -back chair, walnut frame 20" x 253/4"; World War I bayonet with leather case; water -tight wooden washtub; cast-iron glue pot with porce- lain -lined inner pot; framed tilt mirror with small shelf, suitable for sideboard or dresser; seven feet of wooden eavestrough; steel hatchet with_nail puller,, hammer and wooden handle; dark wood mantle clock with lions' heads. Call 523-9242. 25-1-8 ANTIQUE MILKK BOTTLES— One dozen, old 56-milliinetre top, quart milk bottles. Every one with a different Ontario dairy label. All in perfect condition. Contact Mrs. Eskerod, 29 Church- ill Drive, Galt (Cambridge) Ont. 254 8 LONG RIVER The Mississippi River, which empties into the Gulf of Mexico, is 2,315 miles long.