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Penetanguishene Citizen (1975-1988), 21 May 1975, p. 23

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14 Flavours - Diets, tool $969 24-10 oz. Returnables (That's 11.2c per bottle Midland e Hwy. 27 & Hugel soarcie Get Green Cross Gardal Rose Spray. e Effective insecticide and fungicide gives systemic action--gets absorbed into roses. ¢ Poisons sucking and chewing insects. e Prevents black spot, mildew, mites -- lasts long, leaves no residue, won't wash off. e Comes in easy-to-use liquid spray concen- trate One of 61 problem solving products Nw from Green Cross. GREEN CROSS The lawn" and garden" » problem solvers. ia \ --, "¢ Folk hero Archie Loved by many, ignored by none. Archie Bunker has ranted and raved his way into the North American folk culture, making the unknown and unspeakable not only bearable but even enjoyable. ages about alcohol abuse, praised by the American disease and other ugly National Association of Gloria's Dick Davett's V.D. mentally retarded. Norman Lear, All in the entertainment more Story, a Bunker episode Shaw and Moliere un- mess- about breast cancer, was derstood that.' t L.O. O'Brien, in. an' heart Cancer Society. And the article in Addictions magazine, suggests "Perhaps it's time to try RE horoscope ee a series of nutrition monologues. Or Stompin' Aries: play the clownroutine 2s" Aries (March 21-April 19): No one likes to make people laugh more than you, Ari, and like Charlie Chaplin (who is an Aries also), you have an innate sense of timing. Others enjoy your subtle humor often, and try fruitlessly to copy your style. To help ease tension this week, do your clown number. Taurus (April 20-May 20): Change is in the stars this week, Taurus my love. Turn deaf ear to scalawag who suggests that ALL change represents progress. Not so. Keep an open mind to new thoughts, but don't take your ideals to the local trading post. Gemini (May 21 -June 20) One who waits patiently _] in the shadows, ceuld have direct influence on your future behavior, my friend. If you want this person to come forward, Gem, be more sociable. When your circulation improves, so will your physical and emotional health. Week sashays to a fancy finish. Pair named to Georgian board Beverley Thompson of of the board of directors Bracebridge and Robert of the Ontario Public Rutherford of Owen School Trustees Sound have been ap- Association. Mrs. pointed to the board of Thompson replaces Mrs. governors of Georgian H.S. White of Bala, who College of Applied Arts retired from the college and Technology. Both board earlier this year. appointments are for a period of four years. years and was chairman term as alderman. 14 Flavours - Diets, too! $969 24-10 oz. Returnables (That's 11.2c per bottle) Midland e Hwy. 27 & Hugel Rutherford, the Grey Mrs. Thompson, an _ County representative on original member of the - the board, replaces J.L. Muskoka' Board of Inglis of Badjeros, who Education, was first also retired from the elected to that board as_ board. Rutherford was one of the four Mayor of Owen Sound for Bracebridge trustees in 10 years from 1965 to the 1968. She served for six end of 1974 after serving a depression and mental Cancer (June 21-July 22): Week ahead will be health." unusually busy. Moonlove. Overdue message arrives. : Forfeit immediate gratification and channel energies. violent thought, at that. toward long-term goal. Well, the least you can do is Food for thought - non Do-it-yourself TV In the nightly escape! Leo (July 23-August 22): You tend to put loved ones from reality, en- on pedestals, Leo, and though your intentions are good, : pedestals are lonely places. Dear ones would rather be loved than worshipped. It's less demanding, and a heck 3 000 | of .a lot more fun. ' items Virgo (August 23-September 22): You may be thought of as cold as steel, Virg, but once heated, you can be very, very HOT and, furthermore, it takes you forever to cool down. This week your temperature rises Libra (September 23-October 22): You usually at museum display a sunny smile, Lib, even when your personal world is cloudy, but others seldom try to take ad- vantage of you. They have learned that underneath articles on display at your gentleness lies an extremely strong will. Your uronia Museum which patience is tested this week. You pass with flying opened May 17 for its 28th on display Of the more than 3,000 year, are over 2,500 from Scorpio: (October 23-November 21): You possess a ¢ommunities of this good deal of intellectual curiosity and tend to be a__ district. nonconformist in your thinking. In fact, Scorp, you fancy yourself a rebel. Continue to be avant-garde, but try not to be arrogant. A difficult assignment, true... displays are local in but you can give it a try. nature. Featured in the (November 22-December 21): Your museum, at the east end psychic powers work overtime, Saj,and you pick upall of Little Lake Park, vibrations. Keep pace slow and profile low. Secret is Midland, is a one-man revealed to you. On last day, Cupid whistles. Whistle whip saw brought from Virtually all the Fifeshire, Scotland, in Capricorn (December 22-January 19): You can put 1831, by the late John up with almost any situation, Cap, as long as it has Jamieson, pioneer settler potential for success. This applies to career as wellas of the Bass Lake area. It love life. Raw material is presented this week. Mold _ was given to the museum gently into desired shape before casting. by David Dunn _ of Aquarius (January 20-February 18): You, Aquari, Medonte Township. are charming, exciting and a whole bunch of fun. You are also totally and completely unpredictable. This week you meet your match. One who is equally as complex has you hanging on tenterhooks. Poetic justice, so to speak. Pisces (February 19-March 20): You tend to ap- proach life's problems intuitively rather than in- tellectually, little fish. For you this usually. works rather splendidly. Puzzle can be solved this week if you listen to your heart ... it has reasons which your mind An even earlier visitor to Huronia was John Grayes Simcoe, first Lt. Governor of Upper Canada after whom the County of Simcoe was named. He is featured in a painting in the lobby of Huronia Museum, Little Lake Park, Midland, crossword ia FAP IEE G 6 |7 |8 {9 |10 WT fiz fiz fia Tis cea i 22 23 24 DALTON AUTO SALES In 177 Bradford Street huronia life Collingwood 445-2171 Wasaga Beach 445-2171 Thornbury 999-3030 Midland 926-9369 Penetang e °5 49-2012 Elmvale 322-1871 728-8321 @ Barrie @ 728-8333 All following cars uncertified 68Chev Biscayne sedan, STD 6, FKS- Se giao cost SEO Gr re eins ae $299. 68 Meteor Rideau , 500 sedan, 8 auto. 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It was proven, way back in the days of Inner Sanctum and Lux Radio Theatre, that a good story can be told effectively without a picture to go along with it. Radio drama is do-it- yourself television. Imagination supplies the picture and there is the added advantage that the narrative is not con- stantly interrupted by pitches for cheese spread and hair spray, not on CBC, anyway. It All Ends Up in A Shopping Bag, Paul Kligman's moving story about his father, a Winnipeg grocer, grew out of a CBC radio play aired in 1973. It's being re- broadcast on CBC Tuesday night (May 27) at 8:03. If you miss the AM version, you can pick it up on Thursday on FM. Kligman is an ac- complished actor and singer (and now, writer) whom you may have seen most recently in the Wayne and _ Shuster special on money. He plays his own father on the CBC dramatization of It All Ends up in a Shopping Bag. Canada-Five Protraits If your vacation plans have been scrapped by inflation, you can take a week-long look at Canada on the tube, starting Sunday, May 25 at 8 p.m. CTV is re-telecasting a five part series (Canada - Five Portraits) which will explore the country in terms of its five basic geographic regions. Gordon Pinsent narrates, Louis Applebaum does the music and writers include George Ryga and Barry Callaghan, That's a lot of good Canadian talent and with magnificently varied scenery as the supporting cast, itis not surprising to learn that the series won six major international awards the year it was produced - 1973. The Five Protraits schedule is as follows: The Mountains - Sun- day, May 25, 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. The Prairies - Monday, May 26, 10:00 - 11:00 p.m. The Shield - Tuesday, May 27, 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. The St. Lawrence Friday, May 30, 10- 11:00 p.m. The Atlantic - Saturday, May 31, 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Max at Penetang If you've seen the audio-visual presentation in the orientation centre at the Naval and Military Establishment in Penetanguishene, you may have a nagging feeling that you've heard the narrator's voice somewhere before. You have. It's Rawhide. It's nice to know that Max Ferguson's voice will still be heard in Pene- tanguishene, even after he takes flight from the CBC and retires to his Cape Breton hermitage. air fare Archie, Maude -- food for non-violent thought by Shirley Lane Archie Bunker and blisters on society's skin Retarded Citizens has Maude have become part don't seem to have the commended of our folklore and ap- universal impact of Boyfriend which focussed parently there's more to human interest humour. on the problems of the them than meets the eye. Along with Sanford and Blues (Don't give a dose Son, Good Times and our to the one you love) family's producer, says own Excuse My French, resulted in an increase of when people are these programs have 75 per cent in those laughing, their defenses problems seeking help at com- are down. They accept which would have made munity clinics. t the producers of Father Edith's Christmas yeadily than sermons. 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Inc 67 Flap 131 Having from 16 Sound anorn 87 Soutn 69 Eagle snest birth a certain 17 Clotn measure American 70 Sea in Asia character 1B Symbol tor animals 71 Indonesian 132 Dance step nickel 89 Nut tribesman 133 19 Deep sleep 90 Blemisn 72 Rocky nill 135 20 Chemical 91 Commonplace 74 Portion 138 Etniopian title compound 92 Nods 76 Law 139 Hairless 27 Organ of 93 Black 77 Mans 140 Monammegan nearing 95 Hawaiian nickname name 29 Tabletand wreains 78 Word of 141 Beam 31 Native metal 96 Old pronoun sorrow 142 Suxgod 36 Challenge 97 More rational 79 Stuttering 143 For example 37 Arrow 99 Wile of Zeus 82 Missive (abbr) 39 27InPresident 101 Cnanges 84 Omit trom 144 Al tnis place 40 Touch 105 Draw out tne pronunciation 145 Macaw 41 Fruit drinks sap from 85 Indigent 147 Was mistaken 42 Traveled by 106 War god 86 Soutn Alrican 149 Equality dogsied 107 ireland Outcn 150 Rain and nas 43 Vessels 111 Botner 88 Twolold 152 Drawing room 44 Harbor 112 Flowerless 89 Toward 154 Rouse 46 Cent (abbr) plant sneliter {colloq! 48 Peruvian 113 Municipality 90 Prick paintully 156 Roman official Indian 115 Ory 92 Container 158 Junctures 49 Burrowing 116 is indebt 94 Diamonds 189 Sinews animal 11B Singing voice 98 Hike 160 Wire naiis SO Fall snort 119 Poet 99 Snarpen 161 Alconolic 51 Remains at 121 Mixed 100 Arabian beverages ease 123 Paid notice garment 52 Walking 125 Harass 102 Abounds OOWN S3 Preterably 126 Couple 103 Tne ural 55 Minted 127 Longs tor 104 Ventilate 1 Small drum 56 Sect 129 Lock of nair 105 Snuts up 2 Cnoice part 57 Inward 130 King of birds 106 Soap plant 3 Unit of 58 Rent 131 Pronibit 108 Spanisn for Siamese 61 Districtin 132 Pilots river currency Germany 134 Caustic 109 Preposition 4 Acontinent 63 City in Russia substance 110 Pronoun fabbr} 64 Sandarac tree 136 Popes veil 131 Evergreen S Biller vetcn 68 Englisnmen 137 Reveals trees 6 Stretcner 70 Studio 139 Wagers 112 Frenzied * Iroquoian 71 Foreigners 140 Inarow 114 Nanoor sheep Indians 73 Sword 144 Dress border 116 Number 8 Rubber tree 74 Smoke and 145 Beverage 117 Celestial 9 Tnatis (abbr) fog 146 Priesis structure 10 Music as 73 Growing out vesiment 119 Insects wrtten of 147 Girls name 120 Goddess of 11 Supposes 77 Begin 148 Condensed discord 12 Brotner of 78 Appeliationol moisture 122 Part of bureau Jacob Atnena 149 Metal fastener 124 Inquire 13 Field Service 80 Religious 151 Babylonian 125 Planet Megulations devotee deity 126 Comely fabbr } 6% Stuy channel 153 Exclamation 128 Cyprinoid fisn 14 Faroe Isiands 63 Val 155 Negative 129 Girls whirlwind 84 Ancient city in pretix mckname 15 Die Greece 157 Roman gods Answer on page 2 SUP ER SALE! SAVE!SAVE!SAVE STEP RIGHT UP Used Fridges OUR LOW PRICE >139.00 10 cu. ft. square modern e Cross-Top e Roy e McClary' e Frigidaire e GE. e Westinghouse We take trade-ins and we deliver Barrie Second Hand Store 55 Dunlop W. 728-2427 Barrie huronia life, Wednesday, May 21, 1975, Page 5

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