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TURDAY 12:30 Ne s Elections were held far the new Mrs. Jason Ki kland, Exete is I�c9nv`� 3:00 Thirty From 6:30 M.A.S.H.ntiot� wlil'be he�cl at Ce.ntrl I meetings s*uld try to Ice p up
8;3Q, Malgrichon et Gras 12:45 Afk rnoon Movie 3:30 Ede of Ni It . 9:00 Tommy Hunter Show inited Church, Stratford, Nov. 29 with the tWos', using new, ideas,
Double "� 2:30 Dic Berryman g 9 officers of the District W.I. at in charge of Citizenship and l
9x00 4:00 Family Court 10:00 Hawaii Five -O Wnrld Affairs, fun roll calls and In' general
Quelle Famille 3:C0 Thirty From their annual meeting May 16, Mrs, Jaektson and 28. i
9.13.0 The Littlest hobo 3:30 Edge of Night 4:30 This Land 11:00 The National held in the Zurich Town Hall. Woods, ExeteP ••in --•charge of Mrs.. Gerald Dearing assisted update and improve the
` 5:00 Dick'Van Dyke 11:20 PM b Cliff Keene Crediton, programmes, Meetings should be
10;00 Spiderman 4:00 Family Court 5:30 Paul. Lynde Show 11:45 Heritage Highways
The theme of the day was He Education -and Cultural activities Y Yt
1,0:30 Rocket Robin Hood 4:30 A Way Out who has health, has' hope, And, he and .Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Crediton commented on their display. one third Informative; one third
6:00 FYI 11:45 Movie Homemaking Makes the Home. educational and ' one third
11;00 Grand Prix Wrestling 5:00 Dick Van, Dyke 7,00 Emergency J who has hope, has•eveCything. in charge of Family and g recreation.
12:00 Max The Mouse 5:30 Dusty 's Trail 8;00 To See Ourselves Mrs, James Keys, Seaforth was Consumer Affairs. They .explained that housewives
12:30 Beach For. The Top 6:00 FYI P Y have been making do for a 'rs Mrs. Gordan Papple .brought
elected resident, Mrs. Ro lance Mrs. Carl Payne will take care g Y a
8:30 Expo Baseball using thins , like plastic
greetings from the F.W.I.Q. She r�
1:00 Know Your Sports 7:00 Gunsmoke 11:00 The National C F P1L M o V 1 e S t Westcott, Exeter, first -vice- of Resolutions and Mrs. Arthur containers for scoops, p suggested g
1:30 You Really Can 8:00 Partridge Family 11:00 Th president and Mrs. James Rundle will be Curator. p , string foil su ested they might Ilold a ,
2:00 Major League Baseball 8:30 Cannon 11:45 Movie SATURDAY. Drummond, Kippen, second vice- Mrs. Arthur. Rundle, Mrs. string pictures and baler.twine fo_r Winter picnic. Federated l• News
4:30 S o s Week 9:30 This Is The Law 11:45 "The RD Cions” president. James Keyes, Mrs. Leonard mats. will no longer be coming topach
P THURSDAY g Mrs: Harry -Dougall introduced Institute but may be subscribed to
5:00 Bttgs Bunny -Road Runner 10:00 Of All People Marlon Brando and Mont- The new secretary -treasurer is Prang, Miss Ruth Skinner andq
10:30 The Romantic Rebellion 9:15 Ontario Schnolc gomery Clift. Mrs, Gordon Elliott, Seaforth. Mrs. Bruce Shapton makeup the the. skit,. Planning, a Years either through the Inst Itute or
10:00 Mon Ami SUNDAY June Her assistant will be Mrs. Lloyd book committee, Programme. Those taking part direct,'A vote was taken on the
6:00 Adam 12 11:00 The National Y 'were Mrs. Wilfred Coleman, present Abortion,�Law and the
6:30 FYI 11:20 PM 10:15 Friendly Giant 9:00 "The Goldrush" - Charlie Ballantyne, Exeter. Rev. Blackwell spoke to the
group. on hope. He said the Seaforth, Mrs. Robert Belt, majority were in favour.
7:00 Bob Newhart Show 11:45 Rivals Of Sherlock 10:30 Mr. Dressup Chaplin. The Federation representative theology of hope is a very Kippen , Mrs. Robert Kinsman, During the day Ruth -Townsend
7:30 On The Buses` Holmes• 11:00 Sesame Street 12:15 "Star, Spangled is Mrs. Gordan Papple, Seaforth. y P g Kippen . and Mrs. M.Scott, and Grace Campbell sang a duet.
necessary action and hoe goes PP
8:00 Front Page Challenge 12:00 Cartoons Rhythm" •- Betty Hutton Her assistant 'will be Mrs. Alex Seaforth. They were accompanied by Mrs,
8:30 The Whiteoaks of Jalna into action when things are down,
TUESDAY 12:30 News and Eddie Bracken Hamilton. Grand Bend. It was decided that the W.I. George Henderson.
' 9:30 Movie, MONDAY, JUNE 3 Miss Jane Pengilley, Huron
12:45 Afternoon"Movie Mrs. Ray Rader, Dashwood is Home Economist expressed her
11:00 The National 9:15 Ontario Schools 2:30 ShirleyTaylor, 12:45 "Moss Rose - Victor the new public relations officer. P
• ' .10:00 Mon Ami y } P enthusiasm about 4•H work and
11:15 Provincial Affairs 3:00 Thirty From Mature and Peggy The auditors are Mrs. • Irvin
10:15 Friendly Giant y said there are 102 clubs in Huron Guest from �
11:20 PM >' 3:30 Edge of Night Cummins. Rader, and Mrs. John Rader, with approximately 110 girls in
11:45 Heritage Highways 10:30 Mr. 'Dressup' 4;00 Family Court 11':45 'Rivals -of Sherlock both of Dashwood• with
the club. Take a Look at Yourself.
11:50 Movie Sesame Street 4:30 A Place Of Your Own Holmes: "The Moabite The London area delegates are She noted that there would be a �y
SUNDAY 12:00 Cartoons .5:00 Dick Van Dyke Cipher" • Barrie Ingham Mrs. James Keys and Mrs. speaks V t B
Y one day workshop in Spring 1975
9:30 Ontario Schools 12:30 News % 5:30 'Room 222 as Dr.John Thorndyke. Gordan Papple with . Mrs. on Nutrition, et , el Bible
10:30 NFB Pr esenfs 12:45 Afternoon Movie 6:00 FYI TUESDAY JUNE 4 Roylance Westcott and Mrs. Alex
11:00 Max The Mouse 2:30 Dick Berryman . 7:00 Fli Wilson Show 12:45 "Tower of London ' y 1lensall convected a Pennies for The women of Bethel Bible create woolly telctures and also by
P Hamilton as alternates. Friendship description. Each Church met Thursday night in the*; intricate embroider patterns.
11;30 Junior Talent Hour 3:00 Thirty From 8:00 Carol Burnett Show Vincent Price a d - Y
Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Centralia Inst itute placed pennies on a Sunday School room. Each article had man uses. Atr0
12:30 Hymn Sing 3:30 Edge of Night Michael Pate. Y
1:00 Roy'Jewell Farm Show 4:00- Family'Court 9:00 Thursday Night Movie 11:45 "H itler's Children" - and Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Exeter globe of the world making a Mr�. Gordon Blanchard, unique garment was a pair of
1:30 Summer Coicntry Canada 4:30 The Fit Stop 11:00 The National Kent Smith and Tim Holt are in charge of the Fall Rally. complete circle around it. President, opened the meeting gaily decorated men's trousers.
2:00 The World We -Live In 5:00 And Mother Makes Three 11:20 PM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 Mrs. Robert Bell, Kippen is in Mrs. Bradnock brought with the hymn titled "A Prayer of The -style was created so that a
6:00 FYI 11:45 Movie 12:45 "Body and S(#Q1" - John charge' of Agriculture and greetings from the London Area Surrender". Prayer was given by man would be comfortable in cold
2:30 Equestrian Grand Prix y i -It and noted -that the Area Mrs. John Zwann. Minutes were
• 4:30 Arts '74 - 7:00 Maude - FRIDAY Garfield and L 1 ' Palmer Canadian Industries. or hot weather, walking or riding.
5.00 Music To See 7:30 Th(: Odd Couple • 11.45 "Autopsy Of A Criminal" read by Mrs. Greer and Roll Call Spoons are made from the
' 5:30
Wonderful World of Disney
8:00
Mary Tv ler Moore Show
3:00
Movie Review
ThirtyFrom
- Danielle Godet and Gran -
6:30
Act Fast
8:30
Police Story
9:15
Ontario Schools
cisco Rabal.
10:15
7:00
' The Beachcombers
9:30
V,1. P.
10:00
Mon Ami
THURSDAY, JUNE 6,
7:30
The Waltons
10:00
America
10:15
Friendly Giant
12:45 '"The Big Beat"
- William
8:30
New Dick Van Dyke Show
11:00
THi National '
10:30
Mr. Dressup
Reynolds and
Andrea
9:00
Summer Movies
11:45
Mo4ie
11:00
Sesame Street
Martin.
away".
• 10:00
Another Face of the West
Sports Week
_
12:00
Cartoons
9:00 "Escape" -
Avery
a 0:30
Ombudsman
Frost of St. Thomas.
WEDNESDAY
12:30
News
Schrieber and
Christo-
',11:00
The National
5:30
Bridget .Loves Bernie
12:45
Afternoon Novie
pher George.
on the ' nearest Monday to
Y
11.15
Nation's Business
9.15
Ontario Schools
2.30
Afternoon Movie
11.45 "The Fu itive"
- I#enr
was answered by an assigned horns' -of cattle and cups from
verse from the Bible. bamboo.
Mrs.Blanchard read letters of
thanks from several missionaries Miss Bartja went to Ethiopia 23
who had received gifts. year§ago as a young girl. She had
The meeting was turned over to no experience with native (i
Miss Grace Bartja of the Monkton primitiveness and had to cope
area and who has served in an with the many languages of which
area that has many adverse ' there are 400. Members were told
conditons in central east Africa. : of -the slow,;' laborious work'done
11:20
PM
10:00
Mon Ami
3:00
Movie Review
ThirtyFrom
g
Fonda and
Y
Pedeo
Out of town guests with Miss
children have repeated "May
The terrain is mountainous so
by the missionaries ,t9 start the
missions and were shown slides
11:45
Movie, Review
10:15
Friendly Giant
3:30
Edge of Night
Amendariz.
10:30
Turnbull were Mrs. Barbara
24th is the Queen's birthday if we
road building is expensive and
of 'the buildings to show, their
12:15
Comedy Classics.
10:30
Mr. Dressup4:00
Abott & Costello
Family Court
FRIDAY, JUNE 7
12:30
Myles, Ottawa, Miss Marilyn
don't get a holiday we'll all run
laborious.
suitability to climate and terrain.
You Really Can
IYIONDAY
11:00
Sesame Street
4:30
Bagatelle
12:45 ,'Court Martial"
- Karl
Hillis ; Tillsonbur and John R.
R
away".
Travel is by airplane, land
4:30
Sports Week
_
12:00
Cartoons
5:00
Dick Van Dyke
Boehm
and
Frost of St. Thomas.
Victoria Day is celebrated now
rover or mule and of these three,
. Members also were told of the,
9:15
Ontario Schools
12:30
News
5:30
Bridget .Loves Bernie
Christian Wolfe.
It has been a delight to watch
on the ' nearest Monday to
Y
the mule is the most dependable.
famine. Through this calamity.the.
10:00
Mon Ami
12:45
Afternoon Movie
6:00
FYi
11:50 "Viva Maria" -
Brigette
the red Maple Leaf flag fluttering
Victoria's birthday. Thus-,
She explained that it is wise to
growth of the church has
10:1'5
Friendly Gian-
2:30
• Dick Berryman
7:00
Brian Keith Show
Bardot and
Jeanne
in the breeze. Thank you, Dennis,
following'a trend of make a long
ride the animal going up, but
expanded very rapidly. Children
10:30
Mr. Dressup
8:00
French Show
7:30
Now Look Here
Moreau.
12:30
1 can watch from my bed. I like
weekend:
sometimes wiser to walk, down
and adults work hard to memorize
11:00
Sesame Street
Hyntn Sing
2:30
8:00
All in. The Family
People's Church
3:00
c
this patriotic gesture.
We have been watching our
because of the steep slope. Goidg
hundreds of verses to receive a
Edge of Night
1:30
Summer Country Canada
4:00
Family Court
2:00
T
4:30
This Land '
Sports
2:30
up you grasp the animal's mane
Testament or Bible. Gospel
Hogan's Heroes
4:00
Youth Confrontation
5:30
Truth or Consequences
4:30
Arts '74
6:00
There have been conflicting
Centennial flowering crab
firmly to avoid sliding off the
Recording has eleven Languages
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CKNX
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Ryan's Fancy
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ideas as to why Victoria Day. This
is I taught ht
bursting into full bloom. It 'is
beautiful to see.
rump. Coming down you have to.
on records for them. now.
7:00
The Beachcombers
10:30
Canadian Sports Report .
7:30
The Waltons •
the way was school,
A d VIl h d h
National
s ove on the animal's shoulders
Miss garja urged the group to
11:00 The National �,,,.
° °�'
"Ma - Miss Manton"
G`�" "°i;ri
2:30 Juliette & Friends
8:30
French Show
3:00
"rake Thirty From
9:00
Tugboat Annie
3:30•
Edge of Night
9:30
Rocket Robin.11ood '
4:00
Family Court
10:00
Spiderman
4:30
The Fit Stop
10:30
Junior Talent Hour
5:00•
Hogan's Heroes
11:30
East of the Sun
5:30
Truth or Consequenceq
12:00
Abott & Costello
6:00
JAhn Strong Report, nch
12:30
The Littlest Hobo
F 44
Twilight Theatre PtAl
1:00
You Really Can
7:30
Circle Eight Ranch
1:30
REach for the Top
8:00,
Mary Tyler Moore
2:00
Major League Baseball
8:30
Police Story
4:30
Sports Week
9:30
V.I.P.
5:00
Bugs, Bunny
10:00
America
6:00
Supper Show
10:30
Some Honourable
7:30
Music Machine
Signoret.
Members
7:00
Second Annual C.A.R.S.
11:00
The National
Special.(Local fund
11:20
Nc%k-s• weather
raising show for LL Can.
HAS
Starlight Theatre
arthritis- and rheumatism
WEDNESDAY
11:00
society. Live.
The. National
8:45,
Mon Ami
CKNX
late news
9:00
Friendly Giant
11:45
Starlite Theatre
9:15
Ontario Schools
10:30
Mr.'Dressup
SUNDAY
11:00
Sesame Street
8:00
French Show
12:00
Lassie ,
8:30 OECA
12:30
Noon Report, News
10:30
Cathedral of Tomorrow
1:00
Matinee
11:30
Hyntn Sing
2:30
Juliette & Friends
12:00
People's Church
3:00
Take Thirty From
1:00
Focus on the Farm
3:30
Edge of Night
1:30
Summer Country Canada
4:00
Family Court
2:00
The World We Live in
4:30
This Land '
Sports
2:30
Special TBA
5:00
Hogan's Heroes
4:00
Youth Confrontation
5:30
Truth or Consequences
4:30
Arts '74
6:00
•John Strone Report.
5:00
Music To See
6:30
Gunsmoke
5:30
Singtime
7:30
Ryan's Fancy
6:00
The Wonderful World of
8.00
Expo Baseball
Disnev
7:00
The Beachcombers
10:30
Canadian Sports Report .
7:30
The Waltons •
11:00
National
8:00
Dick Van Dyke
11:20
Late news, weather
8:30
Summer Movies - Review
11:45
Henry Fonda Festival
10:00
Another Fee of the West
"
10:30
Ombudsman
THURSDAY
11:00
The National
8:45
Mon Ami
11:20
Late 1•nsight - News
9:00
Friendly Giant
1:45
Starlight Theatre
9:15
Ontario Schools
MONDAY
10:30
Mr. Dressup
8:45
Mon Ami
11:00
Sesame Street
9:00
Friendly Giant
12:00
Lassie
9:15
Ontario Schools
12:30
News. markets.weather
10:30
Mr. Dressup '-
1:00
Mat ince Movie
11:00
Sesame Street
2:30
.Juliette & Friends
12:00
Lassie
3:00
Take Thirty From
12:30
Noon Report
3:30
Edge of Night
1:00
Matinee Movie
4:00
Family Court
2:30
Juliette and* friends
4:30
A Place of Your Ow ci
100
Take Thirty
5:00
Hogan's Heroes
3:30
Edge of Night
5:30
Truth or Consequences
4:00
Family Court
6:00
News. WEather, Sports
4:30
A Way Out
6:30
Barnaby Jones
5:00
Hogans Heroes
7:30
Irish Rovers
5:30
Truth of Consequence
8:00
Carol Burnett'
6:00
John Strong Report
9:00
Thurs.Night movies.
6:30
Twilight Tht pt.one.
11:00
The National
8:00
Partridge Family
11:20
News, Weather. Sports
8:30
Cannon
11:45
Starlight Theatre
9:30
This is the Law
10:00
Net (TBA)
'FRIDAY
10:30
The Romantic Rebellion
8:45 Ontario Schools
11:00
The National
9:00
Mon Ami
11:20
Late insight News
9;15
'Friendly Giant
11:45
Classic Theatre
10.30
Mr. Dressup
TUESDAY
11:00
Sesame Street
12:00
Lassie
8:45
Mon Ami
News
WEather
9:00
Friendly Giant
1:00
Markets
atinee Movie
9:15
Ontario Sch6ols
2:30
Juliette & Friends
10:30
Mr. Dressup
3:00
Take Thirtv from..
11:00
Sesame Street c
'
3:30
Edge of Night
`12:00
Lassie-
4:00
Family Court
J2:30
Noon Report, news.
4:30
Baggaitelle
Matilipe
Movia:,
5:00
146gau's mi foes
11:00 The National �,,,.
° °�'
"Ma - Miss Manton"
G`�" "°i;ri
E war a come to t e
I belteve First Presbyterian •
so as not to slide over his head •
.pray for the work.
5:30
Truth or Consequences
11:45 "Terror is a Man"
throne and he asked that his
Chruch hid the giving of these
thus at times making it wiser to
Miss Betty Friesen from British
6:00
News, Weather, Sports
Welk
Francis Lederer.
mother's birthday, (Queen
Victoria) be celebrated instead o f
trees to other churches as a'
Centennial project. Ours has been
P J
walk.
She told about the main crop
P
Columbia also attended the
meeting. Miss, Friesen is on her
6:30
7:30
Lawrence
Maude
WEDNESDAY ' JUNE 3
''
his and that.was how Victoria Day
slow developing blossoms. About
which is cotton and the meeting
way, in two weeks, to take part in
8:00
All in the Family
1:00 "Raiders from Beneath
came bout.
two years ago we spotted the first
was shown examples made from
Canada's S,i.M. (Sudan Interior '
8:30
M*A*S*H
_ the Sea" - Ken Scott,,.:.
It , a4 always celebrated on
group of blossoms but there have
cotton. This was accomplished by
Mission) Rehabilitation
9:00
Tommy Hunter
Merry Anders. ;a
y
May': 24th Victoria Day. Many
been none since until now.
tidious looming and brushing to
g b
Programme in Ethiopia.
00
_Show
Under Attack
11:45 Henry Fonda . Festiva
Merrick.
MacLane, Judith Ames.
11:50
"Term ' of Trial"
11:00 The National �,,,.
° °�'
"Ma - Miss Manton"
G`�" "°i;ri
Rock Hudson, Will Geer
Hr d, B arbary:
11:20 News, weather, sports
11:45
"Force of Evil" .
11:45 Heritage Highway
TUESDAY, JUNE 4
Stanwyk
11:50 Starlight Theatre.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6
6:30
1:00
"The True St ory of Lynr
CKNX Movies
Stuart" Betsy
Palmer, Jack Lord.
SATUR DAY, JUNE 1:
9:00
"The Longest Day" -
11:45 "The Sand Pebbles"
Eddie' Albert, Richard
Steve McQueen, Richard
Burton, John Wayne,
Crenna, Candice Bergen.
Robt Mitchum.
11:45
"China Doll""""' "" V'ietor
SUNDAY, JUNE 2
Mature, Lili Hua.
9:00 Charlie Chaplin "City
FRIDAY, JUNE 7
Lights"
1:00
"Neanderthal Man Adv."
11:45 "Gunfighters of Abilene"
Robt Shayne, Doris
Buster Crabbe, Barton
Merrick.
MacLane, Judith Ames.
11:50
"Term ' of Trial"
MONDAY, JUNE 3
Laurence Olivier, Simone
1:00 "Yma"_ Clint Walker,
Signoret.
Barry Sullivan.
a
6.:30
(Seconds..Sci-Fic-Dra)
Rock Hudson, Will Geer
Pt. 1.
11:45
"Force of Evil" .
TUESDAY, JUNE 4
1:00
"Harem Girl" -Joan
Davis. Peggy Castle.
6:30
Sci-Fic-Dra (con.) Rock
Hudson, Will Geer
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EXPOSITOR
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
DESTROY
WEEDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to all persons in possession of lands in any
Municipality in the County of Huron.
Ip accordance with the Revised Weed Control
Act, 1972, Section 4, 14 and 20 and amendments
thereto, that unless noxious weeds growing on
their lands are destroyed -by June 15, 1974 and
throughout the season, the Municipality may
enter upon the said lands and have the weeds
destroyed, charging -the cos'Is against the land
in taxes, -as set out in the Act.
The co-operation of all citizens is solicited.
• ALEX CHESNEY, Weed Inspector,
County of 17uron .
Your familyi health is your most
im po• sseSion.
is is what Ontario is doing
to help unoted itsp_.-
c ,. s
cover you rk'f and your family towards
the time when health care is needed.
People on welfare, students, and
others whose incomes fall below a
certain level, are eligible for assistance
in paying their OHIP premiums. No one
is excluded for lack of money, but you
must apply for such premium assistance.
0 Benefits include: physicians' services
• standard ward hospital accommoda-
tion • X-rays • laboratory tests • drugs
required in hospital i operating and
!, delivery rooms • radiotherapy -
` chiropractic, osteopathic, and chiropo-
dist services - eye examinations -
Most'of us get sick or have an accident occupational therapy • physiotherapy
at one time or another. And left to our • speech therapy • nursing and medical
own resources, serious illness could care -in nursing homes and homes for
often cripple us financially. the aged • Home Care service, -
So the government here in Ontario ambulance • certain dental surgery.
has developed a pian to provide health Payments may cover costs entirely or
care for everybody, any time it's needed. only in part, depending on the'nature of
That plan is called Ontario Health the claim.
Insurance Plan— OHIP. (The "H" But remember: Membership in the.
stands for "Health,"not "Hospital.") The Ontario Health Insurance Plan is not
Plan is administered by your Ontario automatic—you have to apply for it.
government for us, the people of the And be sure -to carry your identification
province, who pay into it•regularly so we card or OHIP number at all times.
can benefit when we need' it. If you would like more information,
How does the Ontario Health visit any OHIP district office. Or write to:
Insurance Plan work? Like this: OHIP
First, you apply for coverage —on a Ontario 20
"Group" basis where you work, or you Queen's Park
can pick up an application form at any Toronto, Ontario M4H 1•A9
bank, hospital, or OHIP district office. Ministryy of Healt
Next, you'll pay modest premiums to . Frank Z. Miller, minister •c
Government of Ontario
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William G. Davis, Premier
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