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TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 Comes the Bridws Around, W-Th-Banana Splits, F-World 10.30 Country Time 5.30 M-Tom Jones, T-Mod Squad, W-Nanry | of Man SUNDAY - MAY and the Professor, Th-The Courtship of 5-00 M-Belle,Sebastian, T-Puf'n Stuf, 1.00 NFL Showcase Eddies Father, F-Here Comes the Brides | W-Skippy,Th-Arthur, F-Treasure Island 1.15 Gardening ' 5.30 Beverly Hillbillies 6.00 CBC News Service 6.30 Weekend 11.00 CBC National News 11.20 Viewpoint THURSDAY - APRIL _30 7.30 Doris Day 8.00 Hockey Night In Canada 10.30 Thursday Night FRIDAY - MAY 1 7.30 Julia 8.00 Laugh In 9.00 Sing Along Jubilee 9.30 Mission Impossible 10.30 21st Century SATURDAY - MAY 2 "1.00 Hi Diddle Day 1.30 Country Calendar ' 2.00 Hockey ve Sports Week -00 Music To Remember 00 Wonderful World of Disney "00 Tommy Hunter Show 0 10 6.00 News-Sports-Weather 6.30 Walter Cronkite News 11.00 NEWS CBC = TV - CHANNEL - 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AND NEWS 8.15 Ontario Schools 8.45 Mr. Dress Up 9.10 Ontario Schools 10.00 Canadian Schools 10.30 Friendly Giant 10.45 Chez Helene 11.00 Ontario Schools 11.25 Double Exposure 11.55 CBC TV News -30 My World and Welcome To IT 00 Ed Sullivan -00 The Forsythe Saga ros Poe Si and J.J. -00 Under Sea World of Jacques Cousteau 9.00 Name of the Game 10.30 Man Alive TUESDAY - MAY 5 7.30 The Ghost and Mrs. Muir 8.00 Hockey Night in Canada 12.00 Luncheon Date 1.30 Klahanie 10.30 Man at the Centre 12.30 Search for Tomorrow 2.00 Kaliedesport WEDNESDAY - MAY 6 1.00 Luncheon Date 4.00 BBC Soccer 7.30 Debbie Reynolds Show 1.30 As The World Turns 5.00 Kentucky Derby 8.00 Expo Baseball-San Francisco-Mont. 2.00 Strange Paradise oi Enoounter 10.30 Hon. Robert Stanfield 2.30 Coronation Street 30 Galloping Gourmet Th +30 Teke Thirty 7.00 Beverly Hillbillies ese listings supplied by Charles Kettle 3.30 Bdge of Night Ce ee ees NOTE: - The T.V. Schedule for Marquette 4.00 Galloping Gourmet 8. 0 LB. Do arrived to late for us to adjust the 4,30 M-A Place of Your Own, T-Swing Rep a cumentaries time ohanges. ARTS CRAFTS - cont'd from page 4 .... Craft Guild was an added attraction. The display consisted of mobiles, copper tooling, copper ena- meling, leather craft, stuffed toys, ceramics, rug hooking, candles, wood carving and macrame. Mr. Frank Potacnik, wood carver, demonstrated his craft and soon had the chips flying when several teenagers tried their hand with a block of wood. Mrs. Florence Tamblyn demonstrated the art of macrame and brought several samples of the craft. Mrs. Kazik worked at leather tooling and creating jewellery. Another enjoyable feature of the exhibit was the "sidewalk cafe", in the school lunchroom, where lunch was served by the following mini-skirted young ladies: Debbie St.Louis, Sharon Bougie, Sherry Boutilier, Debbie Johnson, Michele Rochon, Mary Pat Santerre, Judy and Cathy Zwaresh, Pat Megraw, Brenda Richards, Leigh Ann McBride and Kelly McKie. Several draws for water colour paintings, donated by Mary Middaugh, were made during the show. Reeve Cavanaugh and Mrs. Cavanaugh made the draw on Friday - Mrs. Leslie Rowsome being the winner. Saturday afternoon, Mr. Jerry Dupas, Recrea- tion Co-ordinator, drew the name of Mrs. Lark of Schreiber as winner. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrier drew the names on Saturday night - Mrs. Rita Corrigan won the evening's water colour, Cont'd page 8 ... CARPET SAMPLES -- CARPET CLEANING Mr. Otto Graf of OTTO & BAYNE, DECORATING, will be in TERRACE BAY from MAY 4th, to MAY 7th, witha select of CARPET SAMPLES. Also, THIS TRIP ONLY, will be able to look after CARPET CLEANING. Leave messages at the TERRACE BAY MOTOR HOTEL DESK, or after five o'clock at MR. HINDS SCHMIDTCHEN RESIDENCE. OTTO & BAYNE LTD. DECORATING AND FLOORCOVERINGS 29 GPa: St wy Thunder Bay N., Ont.