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XL press. light green zipper - elastic back 63-43008 to 63-43032 SAVE $5.95 'i''�'`' 3 to 63-73942 .:.... ® ® LISTOWEL 135 Inkerrllan St. (Beside A & N) 291-1882 STORE HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 - 6:00 Friday Nights til 9:00 Saturdays 8:30 til 5:00 t ___ ` vim Charge and Chargex Accepted store where knowledgeable, courteous give you personalized service. -► � Master TSC - the sales people 9:45 Inside -Out: Must I - May I 10:00 Kidsworld 10:30 All about You: No Strings on You 10:45 Storybound: Bridge to Terabithia 11:00 Les Boucaniers d'eau douce 11:20 Le Monde des petits 11:30 Let's All Sing Silvy 11:45 Tell Mea Story: Rum- pelstiltskin Mainstream Canada Miller's budget on the mark By W. Roger Worth In a tough, tough year, On- tario Treasurer Frank Miller produced a budget that is at least positive, if not perfect. Most important, perhaps, is the fact that the treasurer did not become a spendthrift, which might have been politically popular, consider- ing high unemployment and the Weakness of the econo- my. In fact, Miller held the provincial deficit to $2.69 bil- lion, up only slightly from $2.55 billion in the 1982-83 fis- cal year. The treasurer practised the restraint the Ontario government has been preaching. But consider what Miller did with the limited dollars he had to spread around: 1301h.1:41ostu>t a.- andre- tailers will benefit from the three-month elimination of provincial sales tax on most furniture. and appliances. Better still, the selective tax cut is designed to support industries that will create jobs in Ontario or Canada, rather than in other coun- tries. With more than 1.6 million people unemployed in the nation, such support is wel- come. A small business corporate tax holiday has been extend- ed for one year. That may not seem important, but it is firm evidence that Miller and his colleagues have listened to what the Cana- dian Federation of Indepen- dent Business has been tell- ing government for some time - these smaller firms will be creating a phenomenal 80 per cent of the province's new jobs. By providing additional support, the job -creation process should be speeded up. Miller matched federal proposals to provide greater help for the small business sector, which is good news indeed. For years, it seems, federal and provincial governments have been operating on different wave- lengths. But the continuing economic downturn is changing all that. Now, even the Parti Quebecois government in Quebec is supporting Ottawa initiatives, .particularly those designed to create jobs. In fact, there appears to be a growing consensus among politicians at all government levels that somehow they are going to have to co-operate, rather than fight. The overall point, of course, is that Miller simply did what he could to alleviate some of the worse problems, and direct money to the busi- nesses with the greatest potential for creating jobs. It's true, health insurance increases and a five per cent income tax surcharge will have a negative effect on the provincial economy (to say nothing of increases in cigar- ette and liquor tax levies), but on balance he gave a magnificent performance of the intricate juggling act on which all budgets are based. We can only hope that the budget changes live up to Miller's expectations. 12:00 People and Pets: Where It All Began 12:30 Realities 1:00 Adventures in History The Machine Age 1:35 Get It Together: Batik 1:50 Readalong 2: beside, behind, strange, stranger, strangest, cloud, cloudy. 2:00 Today's Special: Soap 2:3; Jeremy 2:45 ThinkAbout: Esti- mating and Approxi- mating: Estimating 3:00 Adventures in His- tory: Voice of the Fugitive 3:30 Adventures in History Strangers at the Door 4:00 Passe-Partout 4:30 Kidsworld 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 Cucumber: Weather 7:00 Doctor Who 7:30 Magic Shadows: Father Was a Fullback (Final) 8:00 In Search of Paradise The New Awakening 8:30 Roads to Conflict: War War and Diplomacy 9:00 Speaking Out: Do Government Regula- tions Really Protect Your Health? 10:30 Question Period Fri., June 17 8:00 Polka Dot Door 8:30 Tales of Magic: The Spirit in the Bottle 8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh- borhood 9:20 Readalong 2: begin, beginning 9:30 Look and Learn: Silk Moths 9:45 The Book Bird: The Toothpaste. Millionaire 10.00 Kidsworld 10:30 Fables of the Green Forest: Grandfather. Frog's travels 11:00 Canada 11:30 Vision On: Curves 12:00 Talking Film: The Hollywood Ten: An In- terview with Writer Rink Lardner Jr. 12:30 Realities: Ottawa 1:00 Don't Ask Me 1:35 Remember Me 1:50 Readalong 2: begin, beginning 2:00 Let's MI Sing: Making Music Yours 2:15 Look and Learn: Kan: garoos 2:30 Salut! 2:40 Take Hart: Program 6 3:00 Adventures in History The War Is Over 3:30 Adventures in History Teach Me to Dance 4:00 La Grosse Bile bleue 4:30 Kidsworld 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 Jeremy 6:45 Hattytown Tales: The Statue 6:55 Plastinots 7:00 People and Pets: Where It AB Began 7:30 Magic Shadows: The Mysterious Doctor Satan 8:00 In Search Of: Lee Harvey Oswald 8:30 To Be Announced 9:00 Vista: The Vital Spark 10:00 Gene DiNovi's Music Room: Matty Malneck 10:30 Question Period Sat., June 18 8:30 Polka Dot Door 9:00 Vision On: Chains 9:30 Down to Earth: House Plants in Soil 10:00 Championship Bridge: Bert Lebhar and Carol Ross vs Albert More- head and Billy Sea- man. 10:30 The Half -a -Handy Hour 11:00 Pins and Needles. Finishing trousers. Mme di Bello's son models them. 11:30 To sense the Wonder: National Parks 12:00 Focus on Soccer: The Striker, with Kevin Keegan 12:30 Basic Sports Skills: Golf: The Fairway 12:45 Basic Sports Skills: Tennis: Volley 1:00 Toronto: a Flight of Fancy 1:30 The Academy with Jack Livesley: The Moral Question 2:30 The Guild 3:00 The Rideau: Colonel By's Peaceable Water- way 3:30 Main Street Ontario: Elmira, Trenton, St. Thomas. 4:00 The Stein Collection 4:30 KidsBeat 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 Struggle beneath the Sea: The Puffer and the Trunkfish 7:00 Doctor Who: The Power of Kroll, Part 1 of 4 7:30 The Doombolt Chase: Assault on Cragfest 8:00 Movie, "The House on 92nd Street" (1945) Henry Hathaway dir- ects this trend -setting semi -documentary spy tale about the search for the mysterious "Mr. Christopher" in New York City during World War II. William Eythe, Lloyd Nolan, Signe Hasso, Gene Lockhart, Leo G. Car- roll co-star. 9:30 Conversations 10:00 Movie, "13 Rue Madel- eine" (1964) In our second film directed by Henry Hathaway we find James Cag- ney, Annabella, Rich- ard Conte, Sam Jaffe, and E. G. Marshall contributing their tal- ents to the tale of a U.S. secret -service station in World War II Paris. 11:30 Conversations, Part 2 11:45 Rough Cuts - Sun., June 19 8:30 Polka Dot Door 9:00 Fables of the Green Forest: Uncle Billy Regrets 930 Sesame Street 10:30 Flower Stories: The Secondhand Cat 10:45 Jamie and the Magic Torch: Spade Work 11:00 Cucumber: Safety 11:30 Kidsworld 12:00 Les Aventures de Celeri 12:05 Musti 12:10 Tip et Tap 12:20 Les Aventures de Babar 12:25 Chapi Chapo 12:30 Satumin le petit canard 12:45 Les Pilis 12:50 Trousse-Mitoufle 1:00 Les Apprentis cuistots 1:30 Grandeur nature 2:00 Le Monde en guerre 3:00 Ta vie, ton soenario 3:30 Ca, c'est L'Ontario 4:00 Entre deux nuages 4:15 Colargol 4:30 Skippy le kangourou 5:00 La Maison magique 5:30 La Petite Lulu 6:00 Passe-Partout 6:30 Jardins, paradis des reves 7:00 All You Need is Love 8:00 L'Evolution de 1'- homme 9:00 Tele -cinema 11:00 Chefs-d'oeuvre a 1'- ecran 12:00 Le'ete show Mon., June 20 8:00 Polka Dot Door 8:30 Let's All Sing: Pud- ding Bag 8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh- borhood 9:20 Readalong 2: riding. ride, scare, scared, scary, grandmother, grandfather. 9:30 The World of B.J. Vibes: Musical Ex- pression 9:45 Dragons, Wagons, and Wax: What on Earth? 10:00 Kidsworld 10:30 Jeremy 10:45 Storybound: Konrad 11:00 Passe-Partout 11:30 Sam on the Buses 11:50 Look and Learn: The Sea Lion 12:00 Canadians in Conflict : Struggle for identity 12:30 World Business Sum- mit 1:00 Math Wise: Predicting Probability 1:15 The Short Story: The Dilettante 1:35 Two plus You: Hot or Cold 1:50 Readalong 2 2:00 Let's All Sing: The Foolish Frog 2:15 Kidsworld 2:45 ThinkAbout: Esti- mating and Approxi- mating: Estimating 3:00 Not One of the Crowd: David Lincoln 3:30 Not One of the Crowd: Wade Hampton 4:00 Passe-Partout: Nais- sance et Renaissance 4:30 Kidsworld 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 Jeremy 6:45 Hattytown Tales: Sancho's Camera 6:55 Plastinots 7:00 High Notes 7:30 Magic Shadows: Panic in the Streets (1950) Pt. 1 of 5. Elia Kazan directed this suspense- ful drama about pub- lic-health ' officials in New Orleans who seek a carrier of the bu- bonic plague. Starring Richard Widmark, Jack Palance, Paul Douglas, and Zero Mostel. Public -Health inspector Fred Ruff explains the responsi- bilities of the health department: Also in- cluded is an interview in Hollywood with Richard Widmark. 8:00 People Patterns: Racism Hurts Every- one 9:00 Sport Fishing: At Your Door 9:30 Marine Worlds: Fish Farming 10:00 Rough Cuts 10:30 Question Period Tues., June 21 8:00 Polka Dot Door 8:30 Tales of Magic: The Pied Piper 8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh- borhood 9:20 Readalong 2: riding, ride, scared, scary, grandmother, grand- father 9:30 Math Review 9:45 Storybound: Lizard Music 10:00 Kidsworld 10:30 Hattytown Tales: It Pays to Advertise 10:40 Salut!: Son pantalon 10:50 Guess What?: Chess 11:00 Entre deux nuages 11:15 Les 100 Tours de Centour 11:30 Let's All Sing: Angel Band 11:45 Tell Me a Story: Daniel the Reluctant Duck 12:00 For the Record: Henry Taylor 12:30 Rough Cuts 1:00 Adventures in History Bravery in the Field 1:35 Math Review 1:50 Readalong 2 2:00 Today's Special: Hal- lowe'en 2:30 Remember Me 2:45 Inside -Out: Just Joking 3:00 Chefs-d'oeuvre a 1'- ecran 4:00 On aura tout vu! 4:30 Kidsworld 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Poor 6:30 Vision On: Horses 6:55 Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawing 7:00 Once upon a Time .. Man: The Travels of Marco Polo 7:30 Magic Shadows: Panic in the Streets. Pt. 2 of 5 Elia Kazan directed f this suspenseful drama about public- health officials in New Orleans who seek a carrier of the bubonic plague. Starring Richard Widmark, Jack Palance, Paul Douglas, and Zero Mostel. Public-health inspector Fred Duff explains the responsi- bilities of the health department. Also in- cluded is an interview in Hollywood with Richard Widmark. 8:00 Disappearing World: The Kirghiz of Afghan- istan 9:00 The Long Search: The Chosen People 10:00 People Patterns: Gold Rush of '26 10:30 Question Period Wed., June 22 8:00 Polka Dot Door 8:30 Tales of Magic: The Bird without a Nest 8:45 Mister Rogers' Neigh- borhood 9:20 Readalong 2: forest, better, worse, teeth, tooth. 9:30 The Ghosts of Motley Hall: Ghost of a Chance 10:00 Kidsworld 10:30 Math Review 10:45 Inside -Out: Travel - lin' Shoes 11:00 L'Atelier des pis- senlits 11:30 Today's Special: Music 12:00 Pins and Needles. A continuation of pat- tern design focusing on the back; waistlines, darts, and yokes. 12:30 The World in Your Kitchen: French Can- adian Cooking 1:00 The Stationary Ark: Waterfowl 1:35 All about You: Move Those Muscles 1:50 Readalong 2 2:00 Let's All Sing: Going to Boston 2:15 Salut! 2:30 Unicef: Patal Ganga 3:00 Adventures in History The Machine Age 3:30 Adventures in History Bravery in the Field 4:00 Entre deux nuages 4:15 Oum le dauphin blanc 4:30 Kidsworld 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 Jeremy 6:45 Hattytown Tales: Postie's Old Boots 6:55 Plastinots 7:00 Struggle beneath the Sea: The Puffer and the Trunkfish 7:30 Magic Shadows: Panic in the Streets. Pt. 3 of 5 Elia Kazan directed this lsuspenseful drama about public- health officials in New Orleans who seek a carrier of the bubonic plague.Starring Richard Widmark, Jack Palance, Paul Douglas, and Zero Mostel. Public-health inspector Fred Ruff explains the responsi- bilities of the health department. Also in- cluded is an interview in Hollywood with Richard Widmark. 8:00 World in Action 8:30 Realities: A Czech Writer 9:00 The Academy with Jack Livesley: The Moral Question 10:00 Not One of the Crowd Wade Hampton 10:30 Question Period Street people are feet Thplc• ey're neat people who meet people. Why not join up? Take a walk. 4w PaRPOP 113171®f71z Walk a block.Today. 4