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Goderich & District
Bid Bothers' Association
O 1 would like to volunteer to be q
BIG BROTHER
I understand that 1 will be contacted by o member of
the MID Brothers' staff.
O 1 con o mother of a fatherless
boy(s) and would like to know
mur. about DIG BROTHERS
NAME
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HOME
ADDRESS
PHONE (RES.)....,.....(BUS.)
Signature
(Plebss send to)
BOX 382 GODERICH, ONT.
Dorothy Cornish
Secretary
324-421
Jim Mulhsrn
President •
no -sen
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7: 00 TODAY
9:00 MOVIE: 'BOOM'
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4Thur.); 'NIGHT WATCH
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eMon): 'FRENZY' (Te. )
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'IN HARM'S WAY' Part 1
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EVENING
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THE MOVIES: "THE OTHER
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1975 stars: Marilyn Hassett.
Beau Bridges. Based on the
true story of Jill Kinmont,• a
young skier destined for
Olympic gold who became
paralyzed from the chest down
in a skiing accident and had to
find a new meaning in life
through love and deter-
mination (repeat)
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11 : 30THE TONIGHT SHOW
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7:30MUPPETSHOW -.
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"WALKON THE WILD
SIDE" 1962 - Laurence Har-
vey, Capucine. A man seeks
his Iost.love now a member of a
bordello rein by a lesbian. (2
hrs.)
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• 7:0OJONNY QUEST
7:30 FLINTSTONES
8x11) FLINTSTONE COMEDY
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.,1o: BATMAN AND THE
SLPERSEVEN
10:30 DAFFY DUCK SHOW
11:00 THE J ETSONS,
11:30 HONG KONG.PHOOEY
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12:00 SOUL TRAIN
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,MAGNIFICENT MEN IN
THEIR • FLYING •
MACHINES" 1965 - Stuart
Whitman, Sarah Miles. 1910: A
wealthy British newspaper
publisher is persuaded to -
sponsor an• air race from'
London ,to Paris (2 hrs. 20
mind'
3:30 THIS WEEK IN
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aired)
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Tigers vs. Oakland A's (if
strike continues. alternate
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Legislatur
By Murray J. Elston,
Al.P.P. Huron -Bruce
Legislature Adjourns
' The Ontario Legislature
has adjourned for the
summer recess. During the
11 -week spring session, some
thirty pieces of legislation
5:30 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
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6:00 NEWS
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7 : 30 .PINK ,PANTHER
8:00 BARBARA MANDRELL
AND THE MANDRELL
SISTERS
• 9:00 BJ AND THE BEAR
10:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
11:00 NEWS
11:30 SATURDAY NIGHT
LIVE
12:00 BENNY HILL SHOW
1:30 MOVIE: (comedy) "I
WILL, I WILL...FOR NOW"
19711 - Elliott Gould. Diane
Keaton_ Two people turn to
unusual tactics to save their
marriage. (2 hrs. )
SUNDAY,
JULY 19. 19131
• MORNING
6:45 DAVEY ANL) GOLIATH
7:00 OPEN CAMERA
7:30 HEALTH FIELD
8:00 DAY OF DISCOVERY
8::30 REX HUMBARD
9:00 ORAL ROBERTS
9:30TV MASS •
10.00 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
10: 30 L.A UREL,AND HARDY
11:00 MOVIE: "LITTLE RICH
GIRL". Shirley Temple -Alice
Faye •
AFTERNOON
12:30MEET THE PRESS
1 :IJO OPEN CAMERA
t.'30ADAM 12.
1::31 THIS WEEK IN
IIASEl3ALL .
2:00 BLUE. JEAN NET-
WORK
:3:30 BASEBALL
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ANIMALS. ,
:00 • DISNEY'S. WON-
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EVENT: "1114) Y EARS 1)E'
GOLDEN HILLS" William
W indomj, John Davidson
I :IH) NEWS
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,Julie Christie George('. Scott
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6.:00 NEWS
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7:30) BEWITCHED
8:011 LITTLE HORSE ON
THE PRAIRIE •
9:00 FLAMING() ROAD
10:00 THE LAST ('ON•
• . VE IVTI ISL E
I I :IN) NEWS
I I : 30 THE TONIGHT SHOW
12:30 TOMORROW • COAST -
TO ('OAST.
TUESDAY
.11'I.Y 21 I!lKI
..EVENING
6:00NEWS
6:30 NBC NEWS
7:00PM MAGAZINE
7 :10 BEWITCHED
8:00 LOBO
9:18) HILL STREET BLUES
III:IHI NERO WO1i"E .
• 11 :01 NEWS'
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12:30 TOMORROW COAST-
To ('OAST
adjourns for summer
received final reading. In a
normal session, ap-
proximately 80 bills are
usually passed, but there
was a late beginning to
legislative blsiness due to
the March 19 provincial
election.
In addition, opposition to
the ad valorem gas tax bill
further delayed business as
30 MPP's spoke against the
bill, arguing that the rising
tax is an undue burden on the
already -high price of energy.
Nevertheless, using the
weight ,of their 70 -seat
majority, the Government
pushed through the bill.
Other legislation passed
during the session includes
bills to:.
+ empower the health
ministry . to appoint a
supervisor to run any public
hospital, as has been done at
Toronto East General;
+ establish the Ontario
Waste Management Cor-
poration to run an industrial
liquid waste facility in South
Cayuga;
+ increase personal in-
come taxes in Ontario by 9
per cent;
+ prevent the eviction of
Toronto Island residents
until at least the end of the
year, or until a permanent
solution can be found;
+ , increase Workmen's
Compensation Board
benefits - retroactive to July
1, 1979 = over a two year
period, by 9 and 10 per cent;
+ allow Ontario Hydro to
sell steam energy.
, Rent Review
The matter of landlords of
buildings exempted from
'Ontario's rent control
legislation luring tenants
with low rents and then
gouging them_ with big in-
creases the second year has
been raised in the Ontario
Legislature. It has been
charged that this "loss
leader" method is being
practiced in apartment units
built after 1976, especially in
many of the newer areas
such as Scarborough,
Rexda-le and Mississauga.
The Minister of Consumer
and Commercial Relations
contends that the problem is
even worse in the downtown
areas, where demand for
apartments is greater.
In an effort to clear up the
backlog of 1,300 cases, rent
review hearing officers from
other parts of the province
are to be brought into Metro.
The current six percent
increase level has not yet
been changed, although the
Government has indicated
that changes are coming.
Cults
Liberal MPP John
Sweeney (Kitchener -
Wilmot) has stated that
because the Ontario
Government has refused to
act against mired -developing
groups, the province is being
deluged by such cults. The
Attorney -General responded
by saying that while no
legislation has been im-
plemented since Daniel
Hill's . report on cults was
completed, the study has
contributed to . public
awareness. Government
response has been delayed
by police investigation.
Censor Board
The Ontario Government
has planned to change the
Censor Board Civil servants
currently on the Board are to
be replaced. However, three
members of the Board who
were critical of Board
policies have been the only
people to lose their jobs. One
other member of the Board.
who was not critical of the
Board policy remains in
place.
Re -Mor
After months of
unrelenting criticism over
its regulation of Re -Mor
Investment Management
Corp., the Ontario Gover-
nment is polling the public
for attitudes on the licencing
of financial institutions. The
poll result "will form an
important basis for what we
will ultimately decide in
terms of amendments to the
Mortgage Brokers Act and
the Loan and Trust Cor-
porations Act", said the
Minister concerned. Results
of the $18,000 poll, which is
mid -way to completion, will
be presented to the
Legislature in October, when
MPPs review the operations
of the Consumer Ministry.
This will be my last
release until the House
reconvenes in October. I
wish all readers a very
happy summer.
• A puppet troupe, called Kids on the Block was in town performing for children last Friday
and Saturday. The show features seven puppets, four of whom are disabled in some way,
and tries' to dispel) old myths about the disabled. Here, Brenda (right) meets the blind
puppet. l Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Gord Hailey, 8 and Irian Busby, 10 travelled from Mildmay
to participate in Goderich's third annual 10 kill Classic
Road Race and Fun Run on Saturday. Gord turned out to be
THE
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the youngest runner. Here, the boys do some stretching
exel'rises to warm up before the racer (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
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