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St Jude's Special Education School,provides .. . • Special Education bay School Both elementary and grade 9 and 10)-iigh school credit programs are available with a very low pupil/teacher ratio, monthly report cards and monthly parent/teacher meetings. • Grades 7 & 8 For students who are strugglingand need a good academic foundation before entering high school. Note making, study habits, organizational skills, homework, test and exam writing skills are taught. New students accepted before Christmas ONLY. Limited enrolment. • Evening Study Hall For students needing a structured learning.environment in which to do homework and receive help the same day it's needed from a qualified teacher. • 'Saturday Tutorial Classes 11/2 hours with a 3 -to -1 pupil/teacher ratio designed to strengthen basic skills and remediate learning weaknesses evident in the regular' classroom. Thur., Sept. 13 11:00 Polka Dot Door 11:30 Cucumber: Art 12:00 Guess What? Chop- sticks 12:10 The Body Works, 12.: 20 Parlez-moi: Sol in the Jewelry Store 12:30 Tell Me a Story: The Japanese Fan 12:40 Get It Together: Books 12:50 Look and Learn: Birds on a Seashore 1:00 Struggle Beneath the Sea: Lobster 1:30 Realities: Hall On- stage 2:00 Canadians in Conflict: Saskatchewan 1885 2:30 Talking Film: The Cinema of Frank Capra 3:00 Perspectives: The In- visible Team (Final) 3:30 Explorations in the Novel: Huckleberry • Finn 4:00 Passe-Partout 4:30 Kidsworld: A teenage game -show host; a 14 - year -old concert pian- ist; a champion gym- nastic team; and a candy factory. 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 Cucumber: Art 7:00 Doctor Who: Full Circle, Part 3 of 4 7:-30 Magic Shadows: The Bowery 8:00 Realities: Hall On- stage Again 8:30 People Patterns: St. Lawrence Town 9:00 Speaking Out: The Papacy: History, Poli- tics, and Power 10:30 Options: Eight billion for Defence - Program ' 2of13 '''11:00 Realities: Hall On- • stage Again 11:30 To Be Announced 0 4..5., 40 4 Or tleMO�.; y� ,7y,,y Y' iY:d •Ti�X�RYliJu'eyG'.g:. PROGRESS DAY "Come See What's New for 1955" We're Introducing: • the new International Super 70 series • the exciting new IH 385 tractor • the options available on the new heavy duty 84 Series Tractors • the latest advances in conservation tillage This will be a fun day, so bring the whole family and enjoy the refreshments and Red Power Demonstrations. DATE PLACE. TIME See you at Red Power Progress Day Friday, September 21 Stoltz Sales & Service Hwy. 23 N. Listowel 1000 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Hwj 23 N'. Listowel 55 Main St. S. Milverton 291-2151. 595-8531 1�1 Simply More Productive �.,ukdA•b I3 � 'G 4,...r, Fri, Sept, 14 - 11:00 Polka Dot Door 11:30 Cucumber:, Earthlings 12:00 Guess What?: Flying Machine 12:10 The Body Works 12:20 Parlez-moi: Sol's Dancing Lessons 12:30 Tell Me a Story: The ' Fox and the Hare 12:40 Calling Ail Safety Scouts: Safety at School. 1:00 Fast Forward: Mili- tary Communications 1:30 Realities: Hall On- stage Again 2:00 For the Record: Jack Leve 2:30 Talking Film: Hooray for Hollywood 3:00 High Notes 3:30 Witness ' to Yesterday: , Mary Todd Lincoln 4:00 Passe-Partout 4:30 Kidsworld: A cham- pion baton twirler; 1 kids who model; a mariachi band; an- tique cutters; and handicapped horse- back riders. Feature interview is with Tom Wopat of The Dukes of _ Hazzard. 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot. Door 6:30 The Adventures off the Little Prince: Always Listen to a Fox 7:00 Wild World: Manatees 7:30 Magic Shadows: Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars (1938) - Chapter 1 of 15: "New Worlds to Conquer" starring Larry (Buster) Crabbe as Flash Gor- don. 8:00 Money$worth Testament to the Bushmen (Premiere) : In the Beginning - Pro- gram 1 of 6. 9:00 The Living Planet North American Pre- miere) The Building of the Earth - Program 1 of 12 ' 10:00 Adventures in His- tory: Teach Me -to Dance (Final) 10:30 In Search of Paradise: The Final Challenge 11:00 Perspectives: The In- visible Team (Final) 11:30 To Be Announced 1°. Sat., Sept. 15 8:00 Polka Dot Door 8:30 Cucumber: Dinosaurs 9:00 People and Pets: The Family, Pet 9:30 Media and Methods of the Artist: Pencils and Papers 10:00 Pins and Needles (Season premiere). Three ways to make a blouson -style dress that suits the individu- • al's figure and taste. 10:30 Championship Bridge: ' John Gerber and Phyl- lis Novak vs. Kay Rhodes and Margaret Wagar. 11:00 The Half -a -Handy Hour 11:30 FutureWork: No, Road Back - Program 1 of 10 12:00 Understanding Be- havior in Organiza• - tions. It's Not Just the Money: Motivation 12:30 Understanding Human Behavior: Human Psychology ' • 1:00 The New Literacy: An Introduction to Com- puters 1:30 Music, of Western Civi- lization: Overture - Program 1 of 20 2:30 Understanding the Earth 3:30 The Body in Question: Naming the Parts - Program 1 of 13 4:30 KidsBeat (Season " premiere) 5:00. Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 Not Another Science Show (Season pre- miere — Astronomy 7:00 Doctor Who: Full Cir- . cle (final) 7:30 Dick Turpin: Swift - nick - Program 1 of 13 (Premiere) 8:00; Movie : "Deadline U.S.A." (1952) Hum- phrey Bogart stars in, this engrossing drama as the editor of a large city newspaper. De- spite threats and the killing of a witness, the editor goes ahead with a tory about the e imes of a powerful g ngster. Directed by Richard Brooks. Also starring Kim Hunter, Ethel Barrymore, and Ed Begley. 9:35 Conversations 0:05 Movie: "The Day the Earth Caught Fire" (1962) Nuclear tests kc he world off its axissnnd send it car- eening toward the sun in -this story seen • through the eyes of a Fleet Street journal- ist. Directed by Val Guest. Starring Ed- ward Judd, Janet Munro, Leo McKern, Michael Goodliffe, and Bernard Braden. 1:45 Conversations, Part 2 Sun., Sept. 16 8:00 Polka Dot Door 8:30 Cucumber: Senses 9:00 Fables of the Green Forest: Peter Rabbit Changes His Name 9:30 Sesame'Street 10:30. Doctor Snuggles: The Fabulous Mechanical. Mathilda Junkbottom 11:00 Read All About It!: The Coach House ' 11:15 Music Box: World of Music 1.1:30 KidsBeat 12:00 Le Tourpsme, c'est votre of 12:30 De fil e 1:00 A toutel ire aiguille vitesse 1:30 A tout Vitesse 2:00 Les.Ontariens 2:30, C'lest demain la veille 3:00 Profession 3:30 Vue globale 4:00 Logiciel 4:30 Entre deux nuages 4:45 Colargol • 5:00 Passe-Partout 5:30 Charlie Brown 6:00 Le Robinson suisse 6:30 Nova 7:30 Destination Sainte - Marie 8:00 Mose ique 9:00 Cinema et Cinemas 11:00 Destination Sainte - Marie 11:30 Vue globale Lisa Abarquez and Amber Payie also in- troduce an intervies with Vic Tayback, who plays Mel in Alice. 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 The Adventures of the Little Prince 7:00 Not Another Science Show - Astronomy 7:30 Magic Shadows: Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950) - Part 1 of 4. A melodrama about a police detective whose reputation for being rough with criminals backfires when he accidentally kills a murder suspect. Directed by Otto Preminger. Stars Dana Andrews, Gene Tierney, Gary Mer- rill, Bert Freed, Tom Tully, and Karl Mal- den. 8:00 Men in Transition (Premiere) 9:00 Edwin (Premiere). Dv. legal wit of bar- rister -playwright John Mortimer has produc- e.. this wonderfully poignant.comedy, Ed- win. 10:00 Butterflies : Episode .1 (Premiere) 11:00 Yes Minister: Open Government 11:30 To Be Announced Mon., Sept. 17 7:00 The Academy on Mod- ern China with Patrick Watson. No. 1 of 6. 8:00 Polka Dot Door 8:30 Tell Me a Story: The Magic Ring , 8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh- borhood 9:15 Math Patrol 2: Add- ing l 9:30 Cucumber: Food 10:00 Kidsworld: New Mexi- co's Inscription Rock; a trampoline of walrus skins used by Alaska's Eskimos; a honky-. Conk pianist;" a drug-. e that sells leec ; a young magician; the first American to fly a self - powered plane; and a group of Florida youngsters who are running their own business. 10:30 The Stationary Ark: How Dead Is Dead? 11:00 Voices of Early Cana- da: Pioneer Girl 11:30 Talking Film: Th'e Producer 12:00 World Business -Sum- o mit: European In- dustrial Strategy 12:30 Pins and Needles 1:00 The W rld in Your Kitchen: French Canadian Cooking 1:30 Media and Methods of the Artist: Oil Tech- niques .1, 2:00 Down to Earth: Fall planting 1 2:30 For the Record: Mike Bernard and Dan Sarazin 3:00 The Music of Man: The Quiver of Life 4:00 Profession 4:30 Kidsworld: Basketball dribbling; a country vet; allergy -fighting bugs; retheatre for the deaf i and some table teals champions. Tues., Sept. 18 7:00 The Academy of Mod- ern China. Program 1 of 6. 7:30 ,The Silk Bandit _..8:00 Polka Dot Door 8:30 Tell Me a Story: Buzz- irko 8:45 Math Patrol 2: Add- ing2 • 9:30 Cucumber: Dance 10:00 Kidsworld: Tokyo, the world's largest city; walking catfish; the birth of some baby swans; a champion junior escape artist; and an interview with Mel Blanc — man of many voices. 10:30 The Stationary Ark:,A Day at the Zoo 11-:00 Voices of Early Cana- da: Royal Engineer on the 49th Parallel. 11:30 Talking -Film : The Director 12:00 People Patterns: St. Lawrence Town 12:30 The Half -a -Handy Hour 1:00 The World in Your Kitchen: Portuguese Cooking 1:30 Media and Methods of the Artist: Oil Tech- niques 2 2:00 Down to Earth: Fall Planting,2 2:30 For thRecord: Jack Leve 3:00 Les Ontariens 3:30 C'est demain la veille 4:00 Destination Sainte - Marie 4:30 Kidsworld: Goldfish breeding; some bas- ketball stunt men; a public -school clown troupe; glass making; and the building of the CN Tower. 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 Today's Special: Changes (Season pre- miere) 7:00 The Half -a -Handy Hour 7:30 Magic Shadows: Where the Sidewalk Ends - Parr2 of 4 8:00 Childhood Cancer: Day at a Time 9:00 Marie Cie: (Final) 10:00 Playin Shakes. - `e: Poe , 'an' -- i . den Poetry .(Final) 11:00 The New Literacy: An introduction to Com- puters 11:30 To Be Announced 0Th Wed., Sept. 19 7:00 The New Literacy: An Introduction to Com- puters ,7:30 FutureWork: No Road Back - Program 1 of 10 8:00 Polka Dot Door 8:30 Tell Me a Story: Lun- etta• 8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh- borhood 9:15 Math Patrol 2: Length 9:30 Cucumber: Safety 10:00 Kidsworld: A cham- pion rooster crower; Ontario Place's Chil- dren's Village; Ballet Jazz dancers; a multi- talented blind girl ; a 9 - year -old Maritime step dancer; profes- sional hang gliders; and a look at the future in Florida's Cape Canaveral. 10:30 The Stationary Ark: Breeding 11:00' Voices of Early .Cana- da: The Last Buffalo Hunter Talking Film: The Screenwriter. Talking Film: Two Film Critics Pins and Needles: How to alter a basic skirt pattern and how to cut it. 1:00 The World in Your Kitchen: Jamaican Cooking 1:30 Media and Methods of the Artist: Oil Tech- niques 3 2:00 Down to Earth: Bulbs 2:30 For the Record: Ben. -Sherman 3:00 The Music of Man: The Flowering of Har- mony ,4:00 Frontiere de la liberte 4:30 Kidsworld:;,,A 12 -year- old concert pianist; - crabs; and . an .inter- view with actress Mary McDonough, who plays Erin in The Waltons. 5•:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door x;30 Doctor Snuggles: The Fabulous Mechanical Mathilda Junkbottom 7:00 Algonquin Trilogy: . Exodus, Part 2 of 3 7:30 Magic Shadows: Where the Sidewalk Ends - Part 3 of 4. 8:00 Realities: A Thatcher- ite Conservative 8:30 Breakthroughs: Heart and Mind - Program 2 ,, of13 9:00 FutureWork: Future Office - Program 3 of 10 9:30 FutureWork: 'Future Industry - Program 4 of 10 10:00 Energy: Search for an Answer (Premiere). Generating New Ideas - Program 1 of 9. 10:30, Faces of Culture: The Nature of Culture - Program 2 of 26 11:00 Realities: A Thatcher- ite Conservative 11:30 To Be Announced• 11:30 12:00 12:30 Movies on Channel 6 SATURDAY, 12:30 A.M.—"THE VOYAGE OF THE YES". Two teenagers embark on' a sea journey that finds them challenged by nature as well as their personal prejudices. Starring Desi Arnaz Jr., Mike Evans,Beverly Garland, Della Reese. MONDAY, 9:00 P.M.—"LA CAGE AUX FOLLES". Renato and Zaza are owner and star -performer, respectively, of a drag -revue club called La Cage Aux Folies. Renato had fathered a child, Laurent, who is now grown, and plans to marry a woman named Andrea. The fiancee's father is the Secretary General of the Union for Moral Order and would certainly not approve of the family Andrea intends to marry into. The madness and mayhem that result reign supreme. Starring Ugo Tognazzi, Michel Serrault, Remi Laurent; Luisa Maneri. TUESDAY, 9:00 P.M.—"A TALENT FOR MURDER". A fei`s'ty; internationally successful mystery writer tn'ust solve a murder that has occurred within her own family. Because the murderer 'used one of the techniques she has described in a novel, the writer becomes the prime suspect in the case but she must use her wiles to solve the case and exonerate herself. Starring Angela Lansbury, Laurence Olivier,Hildegamd& Neil, Charles .Keating, Garrick Hagen. t•