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IIRIIIS ONINIINITY IROOR IIlNi ST TION SINIY NOV Ix 00 pm First Reformed hurch Service 00olts ys lhornhill Church Service MONDAY NOV ltt 00ptn Ilantsarc Fun 30 Group of Seven 43 Harrie in Autumn 00 Footsteps of Livingstone 30 Its Your Business 30 The IIIIhUISI Interview Follow tthtar 00 House of om mons 030 Healthy Living foi Seniors 700 Labours View 800 Music RaiTie Anne Price 345 Rhapsody in Rllie JLfilailélilé TllISIIAY NOV 20 30 pm House of Commons 30 hloe and amiella 00 Ilealthy Living foi Seniors 730 Group of Seven 1$b stva Nov is 1230 pm Sunday School MONDAY NOV 19 1030 Mr Dressup 11008esameStreet 100 pm Stories from the At tic 30 Kids and Chords 200 Cope 300 Wonkles Weekley 400 Hockey Instruction 430 Mister Rogers 500 Sesame Street 600 Polka Dot Door TUESDAY NOV 20 1030 Mr Dressup 11 00 Sesame Street 100 pm Stories from the At tic 130 Kids and Chords 200 Cope 300 Wonkles Weekly 330 Almost Home 400 Hockey Instruction 430 Mister Rogers 500 Sesame Street 600 Polka Dot Door WEDNESDAY NOV 21 1030am Mr Dressup 1100 Sesame Street 100 pm Stories from the At tic 30 Kids and Chords 200 Cope 300 Wonkles Weekly 330 Almost Home 400 Hockey Instruction 430 Mister Rogers 500 Sesame Street 600 Polka Dot Door THURSDAY NOV 22 1030 Mr Dressup 1100 Sesame Street 100 pm Stories from the At tic 30 Kids and Chords 200 Cope 999N99+9 cable hristian 00 First Christian Reformed national winners of the 1077 Nobel Peace Prize announce Sylvia Tyson in concert at the St Lawrence Centre Friday December 700 pm and 930 pm cert will in part support the activities of AIs anadian Medical Group Sylvia will be presenting retrospect of her best known songs as well as the new material from her latest album Sugar for Sugar Salt forSaIt become familiar with AI and more particularly the Canadian Medical Group whose primary functions are to document treat and rehabilitate torture victims find it difficult to comprehend that torture is still so widely practiced and yet so universally despised best selling albums In Through the Out Door Led Zeppelin The Long Run The Eagles Breakfast in America Supertramp Cornerstone Styx Get the Knack The Knock Im the Man Joe Jackson Slow Train Coming Bob Dylan Tusk Fleetwood Mac Eve Alan Parsons Proiect Dram Cheap Trick 745 Barrie In Autumn 800 Plants arc Fun 330 Performance ICIINIISI NOV 400pm Performance 430 House of ommons 000 Footsteps of Livingstone 20 Act ivc Faith 730 Rhapsody in Blue 300 Music Barrie Annt ti cc IIIlRSIY NOY 12 200 pm Active Faith 300 Labours View 400 Healthy Living tot Seniors 30 Iroup of Seven 300 House of ommons 030 Footsteps of Livingstone 1400 Kidsrap FRIDAY NOV 22 00 Streetsville 430 House of Commons olts vs childrens channel 35 300 Wonkles Weekly 330 Almost Home 400 Hockey Instruction 430 Mister Rogers 500 Sesame Street 600 Polka Dot Door FRIDAY NOV 23 1030 Mr Dressup 1100 Sesame Street 100 pm Stories from the At tic 30 Kids and Chords 200 Cope 300 Stepping Stones 330 Almost Home 400 Hockey Instructions 500 Sesame Street 600 Polka Dot Door SATURDAY NOV 00 430 pm Sesame Street 530 Fables of the Green Forest 500 pm Polka Dot Door Sylvia Tyson in concert TORONTO Amnesty Inter Proceeds of Ms Tysons con Ms Tyson has recently the examiner Friday Nov 16 1979 1979 Toronto Sun Syndlcate License to kill fla rt Onti Last October travelled to the tiny village of Rovingdon England to research the unbelievable case of Graham Young You may recall that Young poisoned his family in 19m when he was only fourteen years old Released from Boradmoor nine years later he proceeded to poison coIlt leagues at his place of employment in Hovingdon Alter causing two deaths and many bouts of illness he was taken into custody In 1072 he was tried for murder convicted and is presently in prison The Young case received worldwide publicity as it went to the very heart of major social quest ions the western world has been grappling with for years Should our judicial system emphasize rehabilitation or punishment Does capital punishment save lives At the time believed that the bizarre case of the obsessive child poisoner who had tooled psychiatrists and lawyers into releasing him to kill again was an isolated inci dent was wrong At approximately the same time another young man age fifteen was following the same path as Graham Young The methods of killing were different but the dates the motives and even the mental ability of the two murderers are so similar they stretch coincidence to the limit The other boys name is Edmund Kemper This is his storv Edmund was born on Dec 18 1948 in Burbank California His father was huge man towering ft ins while his mother Clarnell stood an even feet The Kempcrs had three children Susan the oldest Edmund and Allyn Ed munds parents argued incessantly There is no evidence that either parent ever physically abused their son Edmund as the only boy in the house may have felt some rejection by his mother who probably iden tified him with her husband Eventually in 1957 Mr Kemper left his wife and never returned Clarnell was to go to work to support her three children She would marry twice again In the meantime Clarnell moved to Helena Montana where she obtained employment as secretary She made new home for her three children but Edmund was miserable He longed for his father and visited him at every opportunity at his new home in Los Angeles Mr Kemper had remarried At the age of ten Edmund who was tall big boned boy Save up to 30 on this years heat bill Provide greater inhome comfort FOUR GOOD REASONS TO INSTALL CEILING FAN NOWII began exhibiting some strange traits Ile enjoyed taking the arms legs and heads off his younger sisters dolls When he was only thirteen years old Edmund shot dog belonging to another boy who lived nearly He had been wellschooled in the use of firearms by his father who prided himself in hav ing been member of the Special Service during the Second World War After the incident with the dog neighboring children mocked and made fun of Edmund From then on Edmund Kemper had to close contact with anyone other than his mother Their relationship was strange in many ways Edmund always brought his troubles to his mother who seemed concerned but their discussions usually ended in shouting matches Shortly after Edmund killed the dog he cut the head off the family pet Siamese cat This time he was terrified at what he had done and quickly buried the cat his backyard Led normal life In September 1962 Edmund went to live with his father in Los Angeles He was ecstatic For few months he led happy normal existence At Christmas Mr Kemper visited his parents on their farm at North Fork Calif Most fifteen yearold boys would look forward to visit with grand parents down on the farm Not Edmund He suspected his family of subterfuge For the first time in his life Edmunds instincts were correct His father left him on the farm and returned to Los Angeles Grandfather Edmund Kemper was 72 and retired He still did some farming on his eight acre spread Maude Kemper at spent her spare time writing children stories All of this was an idyllic situation for the elderly couple but was utterly boring for Edmund His grandfather detected the unrest in the young lad and presented Edmund with rifle to shoot gophers and rabbits At school in the nearby town of Tollhouse Edmund did well making from plus to minus in all his subjects The school term ended and Edmundwent to Helena to visit with his mother and her third husband In two weeks he was back on the farm with his grandparents There was marked change in Edmunds behavior He now appeared even more withdrawn and sullen continued next week Recoup your investment in year or less Conserve energy Heat rises RIGHT ceiling fan will circulate your precious heat to all areas of your home or apartment Several models to choose from starting at only $9995 THE BATTERY SHACK 453 OUNLOP ST WEST 7373363