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7:00 Canada. ALM. Show 13
8:00 Onto hook 8 and 10
8:30 Trouble with: Tracy 111
8:45 Mr. DresittP 8 and 18
9:00 Yoga 13
8:10' Ontario Schools 0 and 10
;30 Romper mut' 13
10:00 Ladies' 13
Fare ,
Canadian Scot 8 & 10
10:30 'Friendly Giant .0 and. 10
10:45 Chez Helene 0 and 10
1:00 Sesame Street and 10
11:30 Beat the1
Cocla;.13
12:00 Cartoons 1,
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8x8,...18
Lassie 0
,12:30 Mid Day Report
• News et _Noon 10 ,
Mike Douglas Show 13
12:45 Afternoon Monde 10 `
Town and Country 8 ° •
1:00 Matinee"' Movie 8
1:30 Eye Bet 13
2:00 An lei
yt ng: You Can Do' 13
2:20 Fashions ' 50wng 10
;2:30 Somerset 13'
Gallo
pirmg 'Gourmet •
Shirley Taylor 10 •
3:00 Another World 13
Take Thirty 10 and 8 _
3:30 What's The Good Word 13
Edge of Night 8 and 10
4:00 The Flintstones 13
Family Court 8 and 10
• 4:30 I Dream of Jeannie 13
r Drop-in 8 and 10
5:00 Bonanza 13
Green Acres 8
Bewitched 10
• 5:30 Reach for the Top 10'
Truth or Consequences
6:00 Scan 13
Insight News 8
• Pierre Berton 10 ", _
6:30 Family 'Affair 13
Barnaby Jones 8
Tr FYI News :10
7:00 George 13
Midweek Magazine 10
7:30 The Little People 13
Irish Rovers 8
Bob Newhart Show 10
8:00 Carol Burnett • 8 and 10
Streets of San .Fran-
cisco 13
0:00 George Kirby Show 13
Thurs. Nite Movie 8. and 10
9:30 Special: Diefenbaker
Homestead Years 13
10:00 Circle of Year 13.
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11:20 News, Weather, Sports
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11:45 Movie for Tonite 10 ,
Stampede Wrestling 8
12:00 Late Date Movie 13
Movie for Tonite 10
1:30 Concern 13 1
:0 Ca toOne 10Slid 13
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• Mike POuglel Show 13
12:45 Afternoon vie 10
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Town and, Country 8 ,
1:0'Matinee Movie 8°
1:30 ►e ' Bet 13
2:.00 Anything You Call Do L
0:20 Fashion* .In; Se
2:30 ''73' 10
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Galloping GOUrmet
Somerset 13
0:00 Take; Thirty and 10
Another' World 10
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What's the d -Word 13
4;00 Family Court
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4:39 Drop -In 0 -0;410
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1GreDreenAofcres 8 Jeannie 13
Bewitched 10►
Bonanza 13
5:30 ,Truth or'Conse.,ue
'Consequences
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•Let,s. Make a Deal 10
6:00 Insight' News 8 . °
,Pierre Berton 10
Scan 13
6:30 Lawrence Welk 0'
FYI News 10
Family Affair 13
7:00 The Odd Couple 10
The Brady Y Bunch 13
7:30:Masud :8
' Sanford. and Son' 10
.Sonny and Cher 13'
8:00 MASH S and .10 '
• 8i30' All in the Family' 8 and10
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Friday Night Movie 13
9:00 Anne Murray Special,'
8 and 10:
10:00 Who Am I? 8
_ _ Alawaii Five -O 10
'The.F.0.1, 13
10:30 Clochmerle 8 '
11:00 The -National News 8, 10
CTV National News 13
11:20 81!
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11:45: Starlight Theatre 8
. Movie for Tonite 10
12:00. Late .Date, 13
1:30 Concern 13
SATURDAY, MARCH 31
6:83 Concern 13
-7:00 Uncle Bobby Show 13
8:00 Canadian Cartoon 13
-8 30- Maigrichon et_Gras 10
Arts 100 13
9.1p0 Littlest Hobo. :10� .
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Frightenstein 10
Canadian Roller Derby 13
0:00 Major Plum Pudding , 8
10:30 Alphabet Soup 8
10:30..Mr. Wizard 10.
Waterville; Gang 13
1:00 Junior Talent Hour 8
Live and Laugh 10
Puppet People 13
1:30 Story 'Theatre 13
12:00 Spiderman 8
Reach forthe 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,'
Audui ">Viv dlife •�'`
Theatre 10
2:00 Canadian College Sports
Band 10
2:30 Outdoors Unlimited 18
3:00 Bandstand 13
World Four -man Bobsled
Championship 10
FRIDAY, MARCH 30
6:00 University of the Air 13
6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13 1
7:00 Canada A.M. Show 13
8:00 Ontario Schools 8 and 10
8:30 Trouble with Tracy 13
8:45 Mr. Dressup 8 and 10
9:00 Yoga 13
9:15 Ontario Schools 8 and 10
9:30 Romper' Room 13
&10:00 Ladies' Fare 13
10:30 Friendly Giant 8 and 10
10:45 Chez Helene 8 and 10
11:00 Sesame Street 8 and 10
11:30 Beat the Clock 13
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Sports Week 10
Wide World of Spoils 13
5:00 Bugs Bunny, Roadrunner
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Bandstand 13
6:00 Supper Show: 8
Adam -12 10
Sports Beat '73 13
6:30 FYI News 10
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8:00 Hockey Night in Canada
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Canadian `Cartoons 10
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Talent Showease 13
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Sunday Theatre 13
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World of Music 8
4:00 Time to Remember 8, 10
'Red.',Fisher 13.
4:30 Medical 'Explorers :8, 10
Sunday Supper Show 13
5:00 Music 'to . See --8 .end 10
Oxford-Cambr dge Boat
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5:30 Singtime .:8.
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16:30 Act Fast -10
, The Untamed World 13
7:00 Beachcombers .8 and 10
Amazing World of Krim -
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7:30 Black Beauty 8 and 10
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9:00 Sunday at Nine 8 and 10
9:30 A Touch of Grace 13
10:00 Weekend 8 and 10
W-5 13
11:00 The National News 8, 10
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11:45 Pierre Berton 8
` Under Attack 10
Question Period 13
12:t Late Date 13 .
MONDAY, .APRIL.2
6:00 University of the' Mr 13
6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13
7:00 Canada AM Show 13
8:00 Ontario.' Schools 8 and 10
8:30 Trouble with. Tracy 13
8:45 Mr. Dressup 8 and 10
9:00 Yoga 13
9:15 Ontario: Schools 8 and 10
9:30 Romper Room 13 -
10:00 Ladies' Fare 13
10:30 Friendly Giant 8 and 10
10;45 :Chez Helene 8 and 10
11:00 Sesame Street 8 and 10
11:30 Beat the Clock 13
12:00 Cartoons 10 and 13
Lassie 8
12:30 Mid Day Report 8
News at Noon 10
Mike Douglas Show • 13
12:45 Afternoon Movie 10
Town and Country 8
1:00 Matinee Movie 8
' 4:30 Eye Bet 13
2:00 Anything. You Can Do 13
2:20 Fashions' `bt . Sewing 10
2:30 Galloping Gourmet
Dick Berriman, 10
Somerset 13
3:00 Take Thirty 8 and 10
Another World 13
3:30 Edge of Night 8 and 10
What's the Good Word 13
4:00 Family Court 8 and 10
The Flintstones 13
4:30 Drop-in 8 and 10
I Dream of Jeannie 13
51:00 Green Acres 8
Bewitched 10
Bonanza IS
5:30 Truth or Consequences 8 °
Let's Make a Deal 10
6:00 Insight News 8
Pierre Berton 10
Scan 13
6:30 Twilight Theatre (1) 8
FVI News 10
Family Affair 13
7:00 Gunsmoke 10
Doris Day Show 13
7:30 Rollin' 13
8:00 Partridg Family 8 and 10
Here's Lucy 13
8:30 Cannon 8 and 10
Medical Centre 13
9:30 This Is The Law 8 and 10
Pig and Whistle 13 •
10:00 Nature of Things 8, 10
Ironside 13
10:30 Man Alive 10
11:00 National News 8, 10
CTV National News 13
11:20 News, Weather, Sports
8, 10and 13
11:45 Classic Theatre 8
Horror Classical 10
12:00 Late Date Movie 13
1:30 Concern 13
TUESDAY, APRIL 3
6:00 University of the Air 1S
6:30 Canadian Cartoons 13
'7:00 Canada A.M. Show 13
8:00 Ontario Schools 8 and 10
3:30 Trouble with Tracy 13
0:45 Mr. Dressup 8, and 10
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Holiday �F 8
Lam: F 18'
10;00 Friendly Giant 8 'and -.
/0:45 Ch,Ec, lane 8 and '1
11:00 Sez ..Street -8 and 10
11:30 t , Clock 1$
12:00 ,;Cartoons '10� and 13
La cele 8 ,
12:30.. Mid' day Report 8,
News at Noon' 10,
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Town _ and• Country 8
Afternoon Movie 10
1:00 Matinee or r 8~
1:30 Lye Bet 13
2:00 You .:
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2:20 Fashion'in Sewing 10
2:30 Dick:Berryman 10
Galloping. Gourmet 8
Somerset 13
3:00' Take Thirty 0 and,•1,Q``
Another World 13
3:30 Edge of Night and 10
What's the,Good, Word `13
4:00 Family Court 8 and 10
•' Flintstones y1.3
4:30 Drop-in 0 and 1Q
1 ` Dream of Jeannie 13
5:00 Green Acres 8
Bewitched 10
Bonanza 13
5:30 Truth or Consequence
Going Places 10.
6:00 Insight News '8
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WEDN$SDAY, 'AP*l1. 4'
:00 University of tb Air 13,
:30 Canadian C'' 10
:00 Canada AM Show
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.45 MT • Dressup:8
0:00 Yoga 18
9;15 Ontarlo Schools 8 :and 10'
x:30 Romper Room 18
Mr, Dress p ;8
;00 Ladies' rare 1'8
Holiday Fill 0
30 Friendly :C` rt' R: ;
10:45 Chez Helene 8 and
11.00 Sesame ,Street. 8 and:;
11.30 Beat the; 'god;' 13
12:00 Cartoons 10 Sn4 13
Lassie 8 . •
:30 Mid Day Report,
News at Noon 0 R
Mike Douglas Show '13
12;45 Town and Couftry 8
Afternoon. Movie 10
1:00 Matinee Movie 8
1:30 Eye Bet 13
2:00 Anything You Can Do 13
.20 Fashions in Sewing 10
:30 A
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Galloping Gourmet 8
Somerset 13
I:00 Take`Thirty 8 and 10' •
Another world 13
3:30 Edge of Night .8 and 10
What's the Good' Word 13
:00 Family Court 8 and 10
The Flintstones • 3
4:30 Drop-in in 8 and 10
I Dream of , Jeannie 13
:00 Green Acres 8
My Three Sons .10
Bonanza 13
:30 Truth or Consequences
Let's Make a Deal 10
:00 Insight News '8
Pierre, Berton 10
Scan 13
:30 Gunsmoke 8
FYI News 10
Family Affair .13
7:00 Emergency `.Boot" 10
Mission Impossible 13
7:30 Don Messer 8
8:00 This Land 8
NHL Hockey Playoffs 10
T.B.A. 13'
:30 Man at the Top 10
7.1 Wonder of It All 8
0;30 Images of:Canada 8 and 10
1030 Adieu Alouette 8 and 10
Pierre Berton 10
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6:30 Twilight Theatre (2) 8 -
FYI 'News 10
Fa? Y: ; ,Affair 13
7:00 New Dick Van Dyke 10
Paul. Lynde Show 13
7;30 Citrate Eight Ranch '8
Temperatures ,Rising 10
Headline, Hunters 1S
8:00 'Mary Tyler Moore 000
Special:: The Season's 13
8:30 Flip Wilson 8 and 10
9:00 From .a Bird's ,Eye'
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9:3Q Front Page Challenge
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Ian Tyson Show 13
10;00 Academy Awards 8 and 1i
Tuesday Night 10
Marcus Welby MD .13
10:30 Man Alive 8
11;00 National News8 and 10
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11:40 World Curling Chem-
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11:45 Fright. Night 8
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12:00 Late Date Movie 13
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ANTIQUES -Grandfather's wal-
nut rocker with caned `seat and
back, excellent condition; nuns-
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condition; Windsor -back chair,
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water -tight wooden washtub;
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feet of wooden eavestrough; steel
tomahawk withnail puller,
hammer and wooden handle;
dark wood mantle clock with
lions' heads; barrel -type butter
churn with mounted rotary rack;
variety of bottles, glassware,
crocks and china. Call 523-9242.
standing on the porch of the 'cot-+'
tae waves:you 0n U . . path.
8)! . F ,the p t
" It .;happened at the. cottage ust,
around.the next bend 'In the .,
Tata he excla mus. ' "A :horrible;
tre8 Y ed 1
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was .sitting ire On
the pore li when young Dave'
Andeti n :came''
. r#o running up.
p atlt' frons th l e, Ne ,a
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'use- �
My � phone, he could call
you."
Yo#°.and theanround proct'heeed by ben:onduwhep three
path
you are confronted ` an a t Ited
group of about' a dozen 'young,
tandig" in fire
`littl,e people ressort-.cottane• One ofo the
g Oont f"..;
young .•men identifies himself as
Dave'Paimer h i sb and 0 f the.
vlcti•
"1 arrived here not more' the
fifteen anninutes after`, it ha n-:
ed, "' he blurts out. 'hut .I 'was
too° late . :. she welted We
had all `been down on the beach
.. were getting reaidy to grill'
some hamburgers and . l a v e a
picnic lunch. My wife, Connie
s. ,;.
had complained to me of a head-
ache. t didn't' notice right away
that `•she had. lett us '. « then.
when 1 did realize. .shewasn't
arou, I began
recent
ndspells of depression and:_
moodiness. I guess , I` had a sort
of premonition or something:. I
mulled it over in my mind. for -
quite some time, then 1' decided
to come up to the cottage, „4.
then when i arrived here, there
she was on the floor... dead' "
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g1m3 iy` ies''floor:nea t
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you look through the door Of
the cottage at the ,body of the
Just about everY job 'in the
hockey field has been tried at
least once by Howie Meeker and
now he is trying his finger in yet
another pie, as sports director for
the CBC in St. John's, Newfound-
land. This means Howie will be
involved in sports coverage on
CBC Television and with CBC
Radio.
Howie was born here in On-
tario, in New Hamburg and from
1942 to 1946 served with the Royal
Canadian Engineers in England
and throughout Europe'. When he
returned to- Canada he turned to
hockey and from 1946 to 1954 he
played with the National Hockey
League as star rightwhiger. He
was a member of four Toronto
Ma le Leaf Stanley Cup teams
an was named winner of the
Calder Trophy.
In 1954 he took the reins as
coach of Pittsburg in the Ameri-
can League and under his guid-
ance they won the league cham-
pionship a year later. In 1956 he
was named coach of the Leafs
and the following year he moved
to the position' of general
manager of the team. The follow-
ing year he moved to St. John's
where he began his career in
sports broadcasting with CJON,
the CTV network station in St.
John's. He was still at that job
when he was named sports direc-
tor earlier this year.
As part of the new contract,
Howie will be featured each night
on the information series, "Here
and Now",' will provide regular
editorial Comment for CBC radio
and will appear on several
Hockey Night in Canada' telecasts
throughout the season. It was in
this capacity, as announcer and
play analyst, that we have be-
come so well acquainted with
Howie in recent years. He was
also one of the commentators for
the Canada -Russia series.
With all this under his belt, you
would. think he womld have no
time left for anything else. But he
is also active in fishing, hunting,
horgeback riding and several
other sports. Ile tdso has been in-
•
terested in politics, serving as
Member ,of Parliament for
Waterloo South from 1956 to 1958
A fine sportsman, Howie has
always been interested in youth,
directing hockey schools and the
like, In 1968 he was appointed
chairman of the Royal Commis.:
sion on Youth and Sports in New-
foundland.
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Speaking of hockey and Mr.
Hockey in particular, did you
know this year is Foster Hewitt's
50th anniversarY as a broad-
caster?? I kid you not; I have it
on the best authority!
Since I began on a hockei note,
I May ns well keep going. The
NHLplayOffs begin next Wednes-
day, April 4, you know, and will
be earried live and in color on the
CBC. I'll try and provide you with
taimschesedaruelesewthen the dates and
And for you folks who don't dig
hockey, here's a musical special:
Anne Murray skips daintily into
your livingroom this Friday,
special. Her baby brother, Bruce,
will be a guest and sing songs
with her and big John Allan
meron will sing some Scottish
tu eS for all the lads and lassies
in the audience.
MILEAGE MANIPULATION
A 1972 study by the Washington
Dept. of Motor Vehicles has come
up with disturbing evidence of the
extent to which the car buying
public is cheated by manipulation
of odometers (mileage indica-
tors). The Ontario Safety Le.ague
says it was found that 20 per cent
of the vehicles and 75 per cent of
the retail outlets studied were in-
volved in odometer rollbacks.
"Conclusions drawn are that
the Magnitude of the odometer
rollbliek activity may be alarm-
ingly high and poses a potentially
se*** threat to traffic safety
and etWitturner protection."
Help Wanted
$ $ $ FOR A CASH CROP. Grow
cucumbers for Bicks. For infor-
mation, contract and seed, call or
write to Maurice Cronin, RR 3,
Teeswater, 392-6290. 22-29-5-12
Coming Events
EVENING OF. MUSIC
The Barbershoppers proudly
present an evening of music and
good entertainment Saturday,
April 7 at the Mount Forest Dis-
trict High School. With special
guests from Scarborough and
Owen Sound as well as the talents
of the Barbershoppers, the pro-
gram begins at 8:15 p.m. Plan to
attend.
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HELP WANTED
Help wanted for sales staff and -auto
mechanics. Toplemune,tatiOn plans
for the right people. If You are
interested in joining Ontakio's fastest
growing Chrysler dealership, contact
Listowel Chrysler Dodge
754 Main St., Listowel;Ont. 291 4350
SALESMAN
Experience not necessary. Each
candidate will have the opportunity
oi having a success sales profile done.
PYRAMID - One of our many mobile
home franchises.
Come in and see
our selection
today.
Deposit will hold
this home
LET US HELP YOU
ARRANGE SUITABLE
MORTGAGING
Cormier Homes Ltd.
Tiverton - 368-7941
OPEN DAILY 9 Lk TO DARK
SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 PA
SUNDAY IPA TO DARK