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AUGUST 27, 1969 2.00 Stratrey 2.30 Coronation Street 3.00 Take Thirty 3.30 Edge of Night 4,00 Galloping Gourmet 4,30 Moment of Truth 5.00 M-D'Iberville, T-Rocket Robin Hood, W-Tom Sawyer, T-Arthur and his Square Knights, F-Archie 5.30 M-Around the circle, T-Abbott & Costello, W-Belle Sebastian and the Horses, T-Aerohaunts, F-Chanson 6.00 M-Dick Van Dyke, T-Reach for the Top, W-Dick Van Dyke, T-Gilligan's Island, F-Dick Van Dyke 6.30 CBC News 6.52 Sports Report 7.00 The Day It Is II.00 CBC National News THURSDAY - AUGUST - 28 7.30 Gentle Ben 8.00 Telescope 8.30 Name of the Game I0.00 Adam - I2 10.30 Animal and Man FRIDAY - AUGUST - 29 7-30 The Ghost & Mrs. Muir 9.00 Movie I0.30 Cousin Bill II.30 Daktari 5.00 Super Six 5.30 Skippy 6.30 Sounds 69 6.45 CBC News 7.00 Audubon 7.30 The Good Guys 8.30 Great Movies II.I5 C.F.L. Football SUNDAY - AUGUST - 30 I0.30 La Bomeme I2.30 NBC Showcase 12.45 Living Word To Whom It May Concern = cont'd from page 5. But where am | to go to complain? After all | took a heavy loss without no reason what so ever. The only thing to do is leave it to my customers and the citizens of both towns to judge if | am to blame in that case. To all ladies and girls | appeal if you brake your "lipstick out of the metal container for some other use, throw it away after using. There might be a hole in your pocket and the lipstick might fall between the lining and make you believe that you lost it and you would make your cleaners life miserable just like the case above. | am proud to say that in my six and a half years | am here | don't need both of my hands to count the complaints | have received. The big cleaners are getting complaints every day some of them have special complaint offices, but | devote every hour of my time to keep away from these complaints as much as | can help it, and that is why | did not make any certification before but this time it looks like | have to. Ted Savitsky RECREATION BRIEFS - By D. Courtemanche SWIMMING POOL HOURS - The swimming pool schedule for this week, effective until Tuesday, September 2nd, will be as follows: Monday to Friday - 1.00 to 5 p.m. = public swim- TERRACE BAY NEWS 8.00 Mission Impossible SATURDAY - AUGUST - 30 II.00 Reach for the Top I2.30 Country Calendar I.00 Montreal Pops Concert 2.00 The Prince of Wales Stakes 6.00 Laurel and Hardy 8.00 Beverly Hillbillies II.00 Would You Believe? I2.00 Neither Rhyme nor Reason . 1.30 Country Calendar 2.00 The Three Muskategsrs . PAGE 7 Kaleidasport The Group The Lost Peace Man Alive Ballads et Chansons Walt Disney Miss Patricia's Song and Things Green Acres 8.00 Ed Sullivan " 9.00 Bonanza I0.00 Conquest of Space MONDAY - SEPTEMBER - I 7.30 Doris Day 8.00 One More Time 8.30 Five Years in the Life 9.00 It's Our Stuff 9-30 Jimmy Rogers I0.30 Felony Squad TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER - 2 7230 Julia 8.00 Liberace Show 9.00 Music Hall 10.00 Man at the Centre WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER - 3 7.230 The Mothers-in-law 8.00 Expo Baseball I0.30 Once More With Felix SN DINE ENS Wwoow OW Ow ooooo0oocco TERRACE BAY HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd, OPENING PROCEDURE 1. All students assemble in the school gymnasium at 10 a.m. D.S.T. for assignment to classes. 2. Texts will be distributed during the morning. Each student must have a pen or pencil and a note- book . 3. Locks will be on sale for new students, price - $1.25 4. High School students, new to the community, or who wish to change programs should contact the school office (825-3271) prior to school opening. W.W. Rowsome, Principal . ming; 6.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. - public swimming; (open to all-ages). Saturday and Sunday - 2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. - public swimming; 6.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. - public swimming (open to all ages); Labour Day 1.00 to 5.00 p.m. - public swimming; 6.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. = public swimming (open to all ages) Supervised swim periods after Labour Day will be announced at a later date and we shall try to provide daily swimming as long as warm weather prevails. If money grew on trees, there wouldn't be much shade