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OUHAWA 17 ew, raga ®y; avy == "vw: "TELEVISION LOG | _ | Uxbridge NOT AT ALL, BUT THE MONGOOSE AND HIS GUERRILLAS HAVE BOKSTED " . ~~ CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto TAC TarwiL tire yd Vise ir STRIKE, St anding "4 WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo TEACHER : Wor pin WORKER THEY » OUR LIFE WOULD, 'cpg io] JROC-TV Rochester | UXBRIDGE ~-- Following is at WEBWTV Channel 7--Buffale = WROC-7V Chagus! 3 Uxbridge inter-community soft- =< CFTO-TV Channel $--Toronto CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie ball standings: it Team P.W.L.T.Pis, - Skerratt Oil-Burners 43017 Epsom Satellites 42204 Uxbridge Hayshakers 4 220 4 Uxbridge Truckers 40411 Results -- July 17, Heé¥shak- ers 2 vs Truckers 4; July 18, MONDAY | TUESDAY [ 32 leres SoliTwong v EVENING SIAM, 4:45 P.M. po. 5:00 P.M, T=News, Sorts 6--Junior Roundup i U---Family Theatre, pews' GOUTUD TUESDAY EVE. : bo Playhouse Show M 5:00 P-L. 4 y $:15 A.M. 11--Family Theatre « 3--Three Stooges i Baris AM 5_Bozo The Clown 101 3 5:30 P.M. Captain Kangaroo | &--The Mischief Maker {Oil-Burners 11_vs Epsom 5: 1--Early Show 9:00 A.M. 2--Three Stooges Wl {July 19, Oil-Burners 7 vs 63--Long John Silver | 1_pocky and His i 3:30 P.M, - {Truckers 7. 5--Playhouse Five 3 d. 7---Early Show - ne | . -- 4--Theatre gatioe" Break 6--Cartoon Party : | Future game Monday, 3--Yogi Bear | 4--Popeve's Playhouse 5--Playhouse Five {July 24 -- Truckers vs Hay- 6:00 P.M, 2-Consult Dr. Brothers 4-Theatre Past | y . .-|shakers; Wednesday, July 28 9 Whirlybirds 9:15 AM. 3~caroon Party '0il Burners vs Epsom. at vig mill 2-Debbie Dake Show 6:00 P.M fe ~Rert urent 9:30 A. : ELEY 9-Whirlybirds 3-Highuay Patra) 7--Romper Room 6--News =] 077) No.its 17-24 AND THIS PIECE ITS NOT MUCH : M. ur d Alle Thr Coe T OUR PAPER /. pe WAS TORN FROM OF A HELPZ,, . o--Faibar Knows Bost $= Yarns. Doodis Time ay Pataok dl! Ne BOD AD MAYBE I OUGHT C 1 ec 6:30 P.M. 10:00 A-M. 6:15 P.M, (+ foal HEADLINE Bde $--Lunch Party " « S ARE 1-9-3-3-2-News Se Whit 6 Roughriders TYPE SO TH ' Weather: Sports ov b:30 P.M. Rr x { = | DIFFERENT / \ ( 6:45 P.M, Ce Am, ipa -News | / TO NAME mn war 11.9-6.2- Weather ; and Mrs. North 9--~News: Weathers rs \ y f ; / Phi hd and N , Sports i N f THE TOWN, ; tn, Dame | Sihiay gour Husen 6:45 P.M. An 2 i] Three Toronto architects Roroet ot $3z-News ] | ts 5 ! have won top honors and 4% 100 AM. a : > ; 1 Tie os oles 3-Free Ana Easy Report | ; J | i ; 2 i / |awards totalling $3500 in On- ~The ¥ 7--G or S -. > A b// % y | ' " : 4 8--Wagon Train cP i id 7:00 P.M. | | { 1 \tario Hydro's design competi 6--Seven-o-One ¢--Double Exposure | | ; x {tion for all-electric homes. S--Victory At Sea L ; / : . En ro -News. Weather-Sports 11:30 AM. 9--Guestward N p -- W. Ross Strike, Chairman of 3-Wyatt Earp 7--Love That Boh Ontario Hydro, presented the 2-Men of Anapolis 5-2--Concentration to hi News Weather Sport | a FAN = : prizes for the three best designs 7:15 P.M. SY Surprive 3--Wanted Dead of CROSSWORD . AER § - . » |at a special awards dinner in T=Naws: Weather . g ve is Show I - p(T. rr 3 {Toronto tonight. Lawrence W. 7:30 PM. | Camiouti 15 PM. te Ya cl : {Combe won $2,000 for first mung iid Con rinses 7--News: Weather ACROSS 4. Commercial 22. Publie PAL to | place, John May $1,000 for sec- @ 1981, Kong Fratren Arndieaia, for, Word rages semarved BUZ SAWYER AA ARSERRSIORS SES 4---Deathy Vailey Days Sports The Rifleman . Fellows 6.Returnto 23. Unequal 18500 for third in the province- Toe Produstions Ee Reserved Be Sera. & } \ f , ; | / / : iting special mention which Young 4--Search for Tomorrow (collog.) Romo A : . § t ua = winners are members of the 9:00 P.M. | 1:00 P.M. The Ann. Sothern cymbals (Scot.) ; « 4--Premiere of Spike 4--Meet The Millers 7 Earp maker . Measure the sea like fish } | ow < > i > = | Endorsed by the Ontario As- 3-2--The Americans t--News: Weather; 7:30 PM, ,Clayey notice vehicle = INN ANEIA 1 lond, and Donald G. Hallford : : 9. 1k 9-- Wyatt n : Tl MAC Al | HET 3:00 py Show [17M 28 py. 7=Bugs 8B) - Baffle former 24. Walk ; RE] | . - ee | Wide competition. 'Theatre | j 4--Speaker of the House | SpDirectors Choice , Make haste state CIAL Bl ICI ! PAY di 7 A | wpe \/ . Puguatss Kut Taran: Prizes of $100 were also 3 A=Peie sha Gladys 12:30 P.M. ; orni Dry, as - Mexican 26. Al 7 . phe SER OUT awarded for three entries mere : 8:30 P.M. 7--Number Please tar Theat wine dish ; x: A 3 | Ep OF g ' Aa : J SLMPIN'L 11.6-3--While We're 5-2--It Could Be Yon 8: \ .Inlove . Shelter 28. ! ; IRS Eo A i ES J 3 \ were designed by Richard vi - Skill OIG [VIE S| @ HF ! ) i Jee, Harry LL. King. an 7---Surfside Six ". ir 4 : VIE ls } \ 3 32-Wells Fargo 12:45 P.M, heat An effort . False show E | WN 1 / : ; - 2 - m George J. Yamazaki All siz Bringing Up Buddy 4--Guiding Light 7--Vhe Rifleman Dancers' , Since as g - : A --Fr : " i | b 7 J : peed (Royal Architectural Institute of ATH ice si oo Hi 8:30 P.M. , ---- deum . Australian .P = : : A ANN A w| d 4 8 |Cavada $-2_Whispering Smith = 3--Movies 11-6:3--Jake and Dress- fish Falconsof 387. Mackerel. : ; 7 fe Ta Tones Show 2---Mid-day Matinee 2 ed Hit heoek Yatin danse Shion 4 oe 39. Papa, \| 4 i A Zz i ; a 1 } oe z | sociation of Architects, the com- 9:30 P.M ,_ oo 130 P.M. Im German onice Anamphi- 40.Girl'sname | y { B {petition was open to all mem. 1.6.3 Case For The 7--Our Miss Brooks : ' t--The World Turns 11-6.3--Holiday Lodge philosopher . Strong theater 44, Hawaiian Z rd NTR g ! \ hr . 4 / . "ZZ bers of the Association practis- Court (~Stagecoach West Noo} bi h Y ain 3 3 Po in in Ontario, and attracted 8--The R 3--Movie J Staeecon . Join taste . Copied ird pass : / 2 1 a i ion f 83 hitect Y--Adventures In 2:00 P.M S2=Thrille Spotight Clotiss = i S . ", " / 4 3 ' a ro itects Paradise 9--Theatre i of Boa | | > So wa lor. ; : 1 roughou 3:3--Concentration --T ie Court : 9:30 P.M, 3 Boap { . . ~- . 5 : : t Mr. Strike discussed all-elec- 4--Stage 7 5.2--Jan Murray Show 6-3--Man Hunt » Do! i rie d 16:00 P.M, «=Face The Facts a--Route 66 with figures tric homes of the future an 11-6.3--Summer Special 2:30 P.M. 4--Playhouse 90 (her.) said "We are on the threshold $--Wanted Dead Or 7--Seven Keys 10:00 P.M. -- 4--Brenner -- Detective 3=Xews; Spon: Mounted Police (rare) Series Mus $--Manhunt 3:30 P.M. 11:00 P.M. Things 11:00 P.M, 11--Hawkeye and 1.9.7-6-5-4.3.2 News: added 11.9.7.6.4.2 News: The Mohicans 11:15 P.M, . Open Weather: Sports 7--~Who Do You Trust 7--Late Show (poet.) 11:15 P.M. 5-2--From These Roots | g-- Viewpoint Alive 5-2--Loretta Young |1-6:3--Close-up {new applications electricity has 4--Glenn Miller Time 3:00 P.M. 10:30 P.M. (collog.y comfortable and convenient y ' IM IT MAKES ME FEEL 60 7--Peter Gunn 5.2--Dr. Malone hig 7 of Dangerous Regret MOSE A BIG FOR YOUR IO6TH BIRTHDAY / UNCLE MOSE MORE OFTEN! 4 "The great demand for elec- H y i | Ontario where the cost per kilo- T-Late Show 4:00 P.M. 11:30 P.M. Put down ! . Account of all the possible uses and §.3-- Barbara Stanwyck Theatre 7--Alcoa Presents book I : Theatre 4--House Party 2--Trapped Housewife | . Meals {to offer. Future developments . . in electricity will provide more 1:3 PM, Geen For A Day | 9--Barris Beat - Music note Toor. uncee 1] [1 oust PuT ONE CANDLE ON | | MY.T MUST CALL ON POOR OL | | EVERY TIME I VISIT WITH &) 7--Quee of ay ' x The TiN R > YOUNGISH." homes, and will also affect S--Tombstone ferrilory | 4--Millionaire $--Royal Canadian 5. Ferryboat | BIRTHDAY I IT i Vai : commercial and industrial es- CAKE ALL FOR 1 a 7 YOU! fpr mmmt | Wf |i 73 7 tablishments. [2 L - of 3 i 1 "-- © zo / : . ; - 4 |tric energy has been dependent J on its low cost, particularly in 4--Verdict Js Yours 4--Starlight Theatre Depart iq |watt-hour is among the lowest . y EL : x I i yorld," 1 Stri id. Estat Theatre 11-Popeye With I1--Late Show Old Norse A / in the world," Mr. Strike said ; | A . 2 2 'ot "Low rates have been, and can .3-Sports Reel Cap'n Andy 9--Retter Lat works v p .. Pp 25 = & 4 oily ¥ 3-Spurte Por P-The Hideanay ssh 1S Night Metra 48. Ttalian \ 4 2 5 p a) Z DF {continue to be maintained by 11--Late Show The Brighter Day | 33c9ack Paar = coin | a) 2 : y jg = {high per capita use of electricity 8--Better Late $3-Make Room For 12:15 P.M DOWN Fo ; ll B= b . ! iby the people of Ontario." SIT Paar 15 P.M. 1Neve: Weathers 1. Finest i : ) = i a ; i vae S481 | The contests's professional $--1 Married Joan &--The Secret Storm Sports 2. Across 3 d : : Phe {adviser and one of the judges, 12:15 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. | 3 Like tatting {Sarge D. Gibson, FRAIC said, Epilogue 6.3--Junior Roundup $--Epilogue {*""The design of a small house |: one of the most difficult ar~ GRANDMA H i i chitectural problems -- a probe lem which is made more diffi- cult when economy is an im- ACA JON portant factor. We were pleased | that most of the competi- tors . . . designed houses which IN A SAFETY CHECKED would be structurally sound, from comfortable, efficient and plea- sant. to live in and to look at." GOODWILL USED CAR TD, (HEIs THE LIFF ° cluded Mrs. Pamela Cluff, x {FRAIC and K. H. Candy, FRAIC, Ontario Hydro archi» tect. THE DISGUISED LONE RANGER HAS A PLAN 7AxE THE B A MOMENT LATER. Objective of the competition /M GONG poms OF ACTION - - HORSES : IY was the design of "ideal 70 GET A HOTEL ---- r BEHIND THE HOTEL AND WAIT homes™ created specifically for ROOM NEAR i ; |total electric living in Ontario. MISS LIL, All designs meet the electrical | |industry's Gold Medallion stan. dards, including electric heats ! ling. Air-conditioning and all modern electrical conveniences {have been incorporated. G. M. McHenry, Manager Residential Sales, Ontario Hye dro, outlined the story of Medale lion Homes in Ontario. 'By the spring of this year some 1,400 Medallion Homes had been {built in this province. Another {11,300 are now under construc- tion or in the planning stage for completion over the next two to three years. They" are located in more than 70 centres throughout the province. "Some people assume that the "Wiring Code" gives them comfort and convenience and the adequate wiring (hey re- quire, when in fact the Code is intended to cover basic safe- ty requirements only. By com- parison the Medallion stan- dards represent a completely adequate electrical system. They are not only concerned with the safety aspect but go further and assure that "extra" provision for complete electric al living," Mr. McHenry said. Winning designs will be on - ---- display in the Hydro Building 2 2 TE) ALL RIGHT, YWSS TEENAGER" TWASSURE YT PUT at the 1961 Canadian National NUBBIN, YOU AREN'T 4 EVERYTHING 18 N CT; | : ae HAST HAVE TALENT. THATS THEM IN MY HANDKERCHIEF Exhibition. ; MAKING A MESS OF : APPLE-PIE ORDER! 3 ) |! FINE, NOW, May 1 SEE THE | | DRAWER... MAYBE THEYRE | = THE K TCHEN. ARE i i . PICTURES YOU SUBMITTED # : i| | LOST...OR SOMETHING... PRESERVE SUSPENSE * woo 2 Za) A Z | During the final 13 minutes ; B Z, a : f A rabbi : ; iE showings of United Artists' The JOR THE PICTURES...2 2 L { f 2 { Naked Edge no one is admitted i 3 |to the audience. i -re ei Pass 7 THese p, THEY naomEe ™ | | SALS Tip EST fF & WON'T EVEN ey 3 ie al or) E =] mecoon = | I" ¢ 0-57 => INTHREES!! DOGPATCHS MOST WISUNDERS 00D BACHELORS, Don BE SKEFRED GALs!! = THE LONE RANGER Cone. 1981, The 1 ang Ranger, Tus b LI'L KBNER WALK riGHT IN AKE A TA cE! 3 { ? zd PLEASE LEND Me. ogre we, | TWO DOLLARS, BOYS... ES J a) ! | 3 ! 7 IT'S A MATTER OF A BOA JOR! il) = Al LIFE OR DEATH/ EERE | | THE = Y DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SK | DOUBLE JOBS | Seven members of Walt Dis- ney's staff double as artists and | musicians, gaining fame as "The fire house five plus two." JULIET JONES © 1991. King Patares Syndicate, ue. Workd rignts recrend SALLY'S SALLIES SuoENLY!] ; { RY ARE YOU TRYIN Toi FA V7 AN WY 3 ~ Cat 5 a ; 4 E S MO \ (THERES mons Lona anl 1m ~~ IT SOUNDED LIKE HIS FAVORITE fy PROGRAM , ~ NA - I 2 If fo TO GET YOURSELF y E - F 2 TO LONDON PRIOR TO FLYING TO Alin ANULED : CANADA . AS THE CAR IN WHICH ICH MUSS MIT JWEN 7 J THEY ARE RIDING APPROACHES ) SPRECHEN / PICCADILLY CIRCUS --- pl LARRY BRANNON By 1 MUST TELL 5 % PR.SALZER ABOUT Bec Ee tev veers sad HIS DAUGHTER / f "Just which 'Jackie' is calling | from Washington * '