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Best costumes - and a birthday Winners for having the best costumes -- including two honourary awards to Jumbo Dubeau, marking his 84th birth- day, end Helen Dubeau, an organizer -- at last Saturday's centennial dance at the Penetanguishene Legion were picked from a good crop. The judges, Shirley Whittington of the Midland Times, Jim Park, who's filling in for vacationing Penetanguishene Citizen editor Tom Grand, and Doug Reed, managing editor of Midland's Free Press, had a tough time, but managed to pick out some winners. Left to right above are Mrs. Albert Gauthier, with the parasol, Laval Dubeau, in an old fireman's uniform, Mr. Blondin, centennial organizer Doug Dubeau, Annette Desroches, Helen and Jumbo Dubeau. That's some gathering. Staff photo Nous pensions qu'il n'y avait que trés peu de Francais dans notre télévision locale. Quand on y en voyait, on pensiat que c'était par hasard, et l'on ne savait pas quand nous pourrions en reprendre. Mais la nous avons découvert qu'il existe tout un systéme de programmation publié d'avance qui nous permet de capter des émissions francaises a des heures définies. Nous nous proposons de vous passer ces ren- seignements 4 tous les mercredis pour la semaine qui suit. Pour le moment, cet horaire décrit la program- mation du canal 19, 4 Toronto, entre 8:00 - 16:30 heures, du lundi au vendredi chaque semaine. Dans la région de Pénétanguishene, on regoit le canal 19 par cable au canal 10. En outre, il y en a un peu au canal 3, Barrie. Chaque semaine, nous donnerons un peu plus de détails sur cette programmation. 1 ma _ 8:35 hrs., (aussi au canal 3): 'Irousse-Mitoufle (pour petits enfants. 11:00 hrs-10- Un autre programme Trousse-Mitoufle. 11:10- Les Visages du Canada - Sols, Agriculture - Le but de cette émission est de souligner l'importance .primordiale réservée 4 l'agriculture dans I'€conomie canadienne (20 minutes). 15:15 - Zérozérohuit (008) - French (destin€ aux étudiants anglophones) L'incendie - Even such a prosaic event as a simple visit from a dear old horse- breeding uncle can lead to excitement -- and find one engrossed in touching reminiscences. 15 min. Télévision francaise chez nous 2 mai 8:35 - Trousse Mitoufle. 11:00 -L'Atelier des Pissenlits - Le printemps - C' est le printemps, il y a des fleurs partout; des jonquilles, des tulipes, des iris, des roses, des paquerettes, des pissenlits, etc...La nature s'€veille mais Goglin ne pense' qu'a dormir. Astéroide 1713 - Mumu et Pam- plemousse sont sur 1'Astéroide du Roi-Soleil mais la Reine Bougonne n'habite pas sur cette planéte. 30 min. 5 mai 8:35 Trousse-Mitoufle. 11:00 - Aventures Fantastiques - Les mocassins miraculeux - Un jeune Indien veut améliorer les conditions de vie de son peuple. Une graine magique lui permet d'atteindre son objectif. 10 min. 11:10 - En Passant par les Mots - Les sportifs - Sous l'oeil vigilant de Madame Dujardin, Patient s'entraine pour les jeux olympiques avec un équipement original. 20 min. 15:15 - French - 008 - Youpee, 'youppe, sur la riviere - Pierre, Sylvie and Marc go off in search of Anouk, who is overdue from a camping trip. 6 mai 8:35 - Trousse-Mitoufle. 11:00 hrs. - Bolek et Lolek - Guillaume Tell - Bolek tire 4 l'arbalete sur une pomme placée sur la téte de Bursary fund Letters were mailed near the end of last week, and by _ Monday the Midland and Penetanguishene Scholar- ship Fund had already started receiving cheques for this year's bursaries. The fund relies upon local businesses, industries, organizations, and private citizens to make "graduation a meaningful part of the student's lives"' by acknowledging' their achievements and triumphs, with the hope that the money will be applied to further studies. Many industries like to donate one lump sum, ac- cording to Dave Paille, head of guidance at PSS, and the school's representative for the fund. As a result, the joint committee was established 10 years ago and the collected money is split on a per capita basis bet- ween the Penetanguishene and Midland Secondary Schools. Last year, the students had about 90 benefactors con- tributing $4,492 to reward scholastic achievement and improvement throughout the school year. Approximately one quarter of the money given to 250 students in sums from $10 to $150 was donated by the teachers. The largest single contributor is the Town of Penetanguishene with $450. The scholarship com- mittee allots the funss to the various departments ac- cording to size, and the department heads and teachers decide upon the individual winners. "We like to see the little guy get it too," said Paille, and as a result some awards are for things like greatest improvement, rather than just high marks. St. Ann's WL meets by Mrs. Bernard St. Amant The monthly meeting of the St. Ann's Catholic Women's League was held April 23. with Father Joe Haxington celebrating Mass in nmohour of Our Lady of Good Councel. The new officers were installed, with Father Joe presenting the new president's pin and gavel and the past president's pin. Those installed were: Director - Father Joe Harrington, past president, Mrs. J. Puddicombe, first FOR AN who is interested in joi vice-president, Mrs. _L. in units from 500 sq. ft Therrien, second vice- the Merchants at Bayfield Mall. Inquire tod president, Mrs. Jean ae see ie Brunelle, third vice- president, Mrs. C.O. Martin, treasurer, Mrs. Bernard Leclair, recording secretary, Mrs. Mike Leth- bridge, and corresponding secretary, Mrs. Pat Neilon. Before the meeting, the Second Penetanguishene Toronto ( & BAYFIELD MALL & RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE The perfect location awaits the right optician, businessmen at Bayfield Mall. 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Test. an \ First donation made Bryant's Jewellers of Penetanguishene was one of the first to respond to the call of the Midland-Penetanguishene Scholarship Fund for money to present students at graduation. According to George Bryant it is a good idea to donate a little to help out the students with an incentive. His son, Glen Bryant, who graduated from PSS four years ago, represents the business in presenting the cheque for the fund to Dave Paille. ( | DECISION Ottawa, April 11, 1975 The Canadian Radio-Television Commission an- nounces the following decisions relating to applications for cable television fee increases in Ontario and Quebec. These applications were heard at the Public Hearings held in Toronto, Nomber 26, 1974, in Mon- treal, December 10, 1974, and in Toronto, February 25, 1975. In considering these applications, the Com- mission has been guided by the criteria outlined in its Public Announcement of September 18, 1974. In par- ticular, the Commission has, except in exceptional circumstances, adopted the concept of regional uniformity of fee structure and has approved fee in- crease applications up to a level which the Commission considers is sufficient for the provision of cable television service in each region. DECISION CRTC 75-115 MIDLAND-PENETANGUISHENE, ONT. - 740614300 Application by Maclean-Hunter Cable TV Limited to amend its cable television broadcasting licence for Midland and Penetanguishene, Ont. to change its fee structure as follows: BASIC SERVICE PRESENT MAXIMUM FEES Installation fee - $10.00 Monthly fee - $4.50 _ PROPOSED MAXIMUM FEES Installation fee - $15.00 Monthly fee - $5.25 DECISION: APPROVED The Commission received interventions in connection with this application concerning poor reception on certain channels. 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