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7:00 QPM MAGAZINE
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8*410IEALPEOPLE
9:10DIFF'RENT STROKES
9 3OTHE FACP,SOF LIFE
10:00QUINCX
11=0ONEWS.
11:31THE TONIGHT SHOW
12;20 TOMORROW. COAST-
TO-COAST
OASTTO-COAST
THUAY
JUNE 4, 1981
I VE TING
6:00NEWS
6:30NBC NEWS
7:09PM MAGAS ._
7:30$EWITCHED•
8:00 NBC MAGAZINE WITH
DAVID BRINKLEY
9;OQ THIOR` DAY -NIGHT AT
THE MOVIES ' RARiBOW".
Andita McArdle -Don Murray
11:OONEWS
11:30T.HETONIGHT SHOW
12:30. TOMORROW COAT
TO OAST
ic'RIIDAY
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6 OONEWS
6:30N.BC-NEWS
7.00PM MAGA7JNE
7:3OMUPPETSHOW.
8:00 HARPER VALLEY
PTA.
8:30SANFORD
9.00 FBID�.Y KNIGHT AT
THE MOVIES.
"SIDESHOW". Lance Korvin"-
4'mleStevens
1:30THF, GHTSHOW
12:3�O0..TOMORROW COAST-
OA
!OAST
T�1(70�AST
2:00AMERICA'S TOP 10
2 30ROCKCONCERT.- ..
4:00 MOVIE:"BIG; CAR-
N$CAL" rat ,. Douglas -Jan
Sterling
11:30 SATURDAY NIGHT
LIVE
1:00 BENNY HILL SHOW
_4-. MOVIE;. _"M.AN-. WHO
SHOT LI.BERTY VALANCE"
John Wayne -James Stewart
SUNDAY
JUNE 7.tip
MORNING
6:45DAVEY AND GOLIATH
7:00OPEN:CAMERA
7:30HEALTH FIELD
8:Ott DAYOFDISCOVERY
8:30 REX HUMBARD
9:00 ORAL ROBERTS
9:30TV MASS
10:O0GILLIGAN' S ISLAND
10:30•I.AUREI., AND HARDY
11:00MOVII: "MURDERS IN
THE RIJE MORGUE". Jason
Rabards-Christine Kaufman
AFTERNOON
12:30 MEET THE PRESS
1:00 MICHIGAN FORUM
r 1:3oeOuNI a YTOP20 -
3:00,- MOVIE: "DELPHI
BUREAU". Laurence
Luckinbi l -Joanna Pettet
5:00 LIFE AND TIMES OF
GRIZZLY ADAMS
EVENING
6:OONEWS
6:30WILD WILD WORLD OF
:.. 7:00 DISNEY'S . WON-
DERFUL WORLD
8:00.CHIP5
9:00 THE SUNDAY BIG.
EVENT: "DETOUR TO.
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SA I ItD.*Y
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MORNING
6:00$EWITCHED
6:30NEWZOO1 UVUE
7:OOJONIIOYQUEST
7:30 FLDyb'TONE COMEDY
)1:00FLION'I"STONE COMEDY
SCOWGODZI LA
9:30 BATMAN AND THE
SUPERSEVEN
10:39DAFFYDUCKSHOW
11:00.1E'1SONS •
11.30 HONG KONG PHOOEY•
AFFIERNOON
12:OOSOUL TRAIN
1:60BP Wfl CHED
1:30 THIS ,-WEEK IN
BASEBALL.
2:OOSPARKYAND AL
2:15BASEBALL
S:OOSHANANA
5:30 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
EVENING
6:OONEWS
6:3OHEE HAW
7:30PINKPANTHER
8:00 BARBARA MANDREIL
AND THE MANDRELL
SISTERS
9:00 BJ AND THE BEAR
10:OOWALKINGTALL
11:00 NEWS
TERROR". O.J. Simpson Arte
Johnston
11:00 NEWS
11:30 MOVIE:
P "; Richard
Reran
MONDAY,
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EVENING
6:00NEWS
6:30 NBC NEWS
7:OOPM MAGAZINE
7 :30 BEWITCHED
8:00 LITTLE HOUSE ON
THE PRAIRIE
9:00FLAMINGOROAD
11:OONEWS
11:30THETONIGHT SHOW
12:30 TOMORROW COAST
TOCOAST
AFTERNOON
12: 00 NEWS
12:30DOCTORS
_1; 90 DAYS OF OU_R IAIVFS
2:00 ANOTHER WORM'/
3:00 TEXAS
4:00 MOVIE: "1001
ARABIAN NIGHTS" ( Wed-)
"SINBAD THE SAILOR"
(Thugs.) "LITTLEST
WARRIOR" (Fri.) "WOMEN
OF THE PREHISTORIC
PLANET" (Mon) "SILENT
RUNNING" (Tues..)
5:30 M.A.S.H.
Consumers' �:. a
t
ow to beat the bUgs this summer
HYloYMM TODOIAN.
Three out of every four
livh things on this planet
ere insect..s Falai their
collective weight is twelve
tines that of the human
population. Over one million
separate species have been
identified_ and ft b doubtful.
that man's chemical warfare
on bus has never ex-
tennine,a, a single species..
Mall bugs are bad. Those
celled pests, carriers of
diseaseand generalan-
noyances, are less than one
percent. Mosquitoes, black
flies, no-neenums and hor-
seflies are the four biting
•
e that t ebugrep Uent.
market -is aimed at in
Canada. What these daylight
vampires have in common is
a need for b& ed in order t
produce egg (female
mosquitos) a' for food
(maleblaek files).
There aresome basic
precautions_ to take
before reaching for the bug
spray. Perfume and shiny
objects tum insects' heads,
particularly stinging bugs
such asbees and wasps,.so
Ws wise to forego cosmetics,
scented soaps, after shaves
and flashy jewelry.
Mosquitoes and gnats are
attracted by vivid con -
TUESDAY
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6.WNBCNEWS • :. .
7:00I'M MAGATIANE
7:30BEWTTCHFy •
8:00 `'PROGRAM UNAN-
NOUNCED
8:30BASEBALL
11:00NEWS
11:30THETONIGHTSHOW
12:30 TGMOEtROw COAST
TOCOAST
MORNING
5:15 VARIOUS
PROGRAMMING (Enc.
WMon. )
5:45U OFM PRESENTS
6:15 VARIOUS
PROGRAMMING
6:3OSCOPE (Fri.)
6:45NEWS
7:OOTODAY
9:00 MOVIE: "MURPHY'S
WAR" (Wed_) "ACES HIGH"
(Tours.) "FIRST TO FIGHT"
Fri..) `BORN YESTERDAY"
(Mon) "CACTUS FLOWER"
(Tires.)
11:OOHOUR MAGAZINE
fasting colours H so the
safest tones to wear are
whtte, grey and khakf. As
well, bugs are attracted to
the warmth and =est c
more active people. And, in
U.S. Department of
Agriculture tests, it was
found that mew are more
.aalbiring to insects than
women, while factors such
as age and hair colouring
had no bearing on the
likelihood of being bitten.
BugSprays
and Lotion
There are countless.
varieties of medications to
deter flying pests - creams,
gels, foams, towels and roll—
ons among them, Winne 1978,
all such repellents sold in
Canada have had to conform
to the Pest Control Products
Act, administered by
Agriculture Canada. That
set -- requires than insect
repellents provide at least
four . hours' protection
against blies, and that
ilaiiufactnrers bank up any+
claims listed on the
product's label.
Nearly all bug lotions
contain "deet" as the active
ingredient - diethyl
touamide, which works well
Gam• a variety of pests;
I&$K & o kIW IWIS rem t*iyi
hexanediol, a slightly oilier
chemical which counters a
smaller range of flying in-
sects. Neither compound
deters stinging insects °
Since all repellent con-
tainers nom' list . the per-
centage
eccentage of active ingredient
in the product, reading the
label is your best guide to
which. type of repellent will
work best. Some liquids
contain over90 percent deet,
but other brands contain
only 15 percent repellent, the
remainder being inert
ingredients which propel the
spray or make lotions spread
more easily.
In general, splays and
foams contain less deet than
liquids, but are easier to
apply.
What do repellents do?
This question was studied at
length in . a July, 1975
Scientific American article.
Ctrl► popWgr hc)i Conclusion next week bug sprays do not contain eontains electronic bug S1 s7.ONYiP.sM,
subStinuxs which insects rappers.
'find d ful. Rather', the
s confuse bugs'
seniors, making ,them in-
sendtive to •the warm, moist
air currents that usually
guide deem to a source of
blood. - _
Thus, repellents will not
prevent insects from
summing near your body,
but they should stop bugs
from landing. This screen of
protection can last several
hours but is washed away by
sweat, rain or water.
iJepending. on the level 'of
physical activity and the
weather, many applications
may be required bra day.
One point to remember
about repellents - they work
only where applied If you
miss a patch of skin, the
mosquitoes won't. As well,
some bugs can bite through
clothing, so a full spray
treatment may be desired.
However, deet does stain
fabrics such as rayon, dynel
and spandex: It also can mar
plastics, furniture finishes,
paint and linoleum.
Taxes up
W NGHAM - Property taxes•
in Wingham are up by 14.6
percent this year.
Indollars and cents, this
means that a homeowner
with asassessment of $3,000
will pay about $100 more in
• taxes in 1981 over last year.
This year's higher tax rate
was •partially due to the
increased maintenance and
repair costs to the old post
office Spenaing on buildings
welt up to 361,000 kora
t 4 '`►-
Interest rates also forced
council to seta higher budget
and it was noted that interest
payments were raised to
$24,000 from $15,000.
Escalating interest rates and
problems with tax arrears,
having to borrow money at
20 per cent interest and only
being allowed to charge
delinquent taxpayers a 15
per cent charge also forced
thetown's budget up.
Hob Haswkk i Holmesl®e Public Schad Wks dieapp.sted me TharsdayT iter as ae-
s'ecend5l attempt at clearing die Nab *mbar.. His refund was enent five aresscbaals to
parflfrlpste battle auaasl Begging Tract ad Meld events held at Resokside School last
week. (Jason Ails& photo) ,
Kettles should be returned
Owners of some electric
kettles should be on the
lookout for a possible hazard
according to the Canadian
Standards Association
(C$A). BMA has received
reports of five ked recent-
ly egiloding across Canada.
Creative Appliance Corpora-
tion Ltd., Model BI -112, 1201f,
601k, 1500W.
.Kettles bearing the above
information along with the
following !production dates:
August 1960, September 1960,
,„CSA is the public to "
cheek the bye of their kettle
for the following matting:
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