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AUGUST 20, 1970 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 3,30 The Edge of Night 4,00 Gomer Pyle 4,30 Bewitched 5,00 That Girl 5.30 Let's Make a Deal 6,00 M-Room 222, T~Nanny and the Professor, W-Courtship of Eddie's Father, T-Bewitohed, F-Brady Bunch NEWS = 6,30, 7.00 end 11.00 p.m. CBC ~ TV = CHANNEL 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AND NEWS 10,30 Friendly Giant 10.45 Chez Helene 11,00 Mr, Dress-up 11,25 CBC News 11.55 Double Exposure 12,00 Luncheon Date 12,30 Search for Tomorrow 1.00 Luncheon Date 1.30 As the World Turns 2,00 Bonnie Prudden Show 2030 M-F-Coronation Street, T-W~T-Moment of Truth 3.00 Teke Thirty 3.30 Edge of Night 4,00 Galloping Gourmet 4,30 M-D'Iberville,T-Dress Rehearsal,W-T-Banana Splits,F- World of Man 5.00 M-Super Six,T-Puf N Stuff, W-History Makers, T-Arthur,F-Bird- 5.30 Beverly Hillbillies 6.00 CBC News Service 6.30 Weekday 11,00 CBC National News 11.20 Viewpoint THURSDAY - AUGUST 20 7430 Doris Day Show 8.00 Bill Cosby Show 8.30 Machines and Man 9,00 Bonanze 10.00 Thursday Night FRIDAY - AUGUST 21 7.30 Julia 8.00 Here Comes the Stars 9,00 Singaslong Jubilee 9.30 Mission Impossible 10.30 21st Century SATURDAY - AUGUST 22 1.00 Hi Diddle Day 1.30 Klahanie 2,00 Major League Baseball 4,30 Sports Week 5,00 Bugs Bunny and the Roadrunner 6.00 Encounter 2 6.30 Galloping Courme 7.00 Laurel and Hardy 7.30 Stump the Stars 8.00 CFL - Winnipeg at Hamilton 10,30 Once More with Felix SUNDAY - AUGUST 23 1.00 NFL Showcase 1.15 Gardening 1.30 Country Calendar 2,00 International Zone 4,00 CPGA Golf Tournament 6.00 Welt Disney 7.00 Music Machine 7.30 My World and Welcome To It 8.00 Ed Sullivan ' 9.00 The Forsyte Sage 10.00 Canada At War 10.30 It's Here to Stay MONDAY - AUGUST 24 7.30 The Governor and J.J. 8.00 Green Acres 8.30 Five Yeers in the Life 9.00 The Name of the Game 10.30 Memorandum on & Frozen Arc TUESDAY - AUGUST 25 730 The Ghost and Mrs. Mulr 8.00 Happy Days 9,00 McQueen 9,30 The Bold Ones 10,30 This land of Ours WEDNESDAY ~ AUGUST 26 7.30 Debbie Reynolds Show 8.00 T.B.A. 9,00 September 39 10,00 T.Be.A. 10,30 Comedy Crackers. These listings supplied td us by Charles Kettle of Terrace Baye. man 2.30 Kaleidosport Council Quotes - cont'd from front page and also invited the Reeve and Council members to attend a banquet to be held on August 31st. The request was granted. The Building Inspector's report stated that per= mits had been issued in the amount of $38,150. The Fire Department noted there had been no fires in July, and regular fire practice was held. Mr. Roy Bray discussed the possibility of putting a sign near the Aguasabon Gorge warning visitors to lock their cars before going to view the gorge, as items have been stolen from unlocked cars. Mr. Al Allen asked about the possibility of widening the end of Hudson Drive near the Island View Station, where it meets the highway, as this created a bottleneck at the time of shift change. This will be checked out with the proper authorities. Mr. Dave Desrosiers reported that the new Fire Hall, being built by Claydon Construction Co. is well underway. The Labor Day Dance, which is sponsored by the local union, came up for discussion. Council strongly recommended that someone be posted at the door to keep minors out. The Union and Council urge parents to remind their children who are under 21 that they are not allowed fo enter the arena, and will be asked to leave if they do so. At the last sitting of Family and Juvenile Court, two cases were withdrawn at the request of the Crown Attorney. One case of suicide was investi- gated, and the body released by Coroner Dr. Adey. Four salesmen were ordered to leave town, as they had no license to sell magazines. Two gas pumps were damaged at the Texaco station during the night. Three family disputes were settled amicably. Windows were broken in the rear porch of the High School principal's home. A disturbance 'was quelled at the Roxy Theatre. The owner did not lay charges. Two bicycles were stolen and recovered later in the month. One car was robbed of a sum of money while occupants were viewing the Gorge. Gas hoses at three gas stations were punctured during the night. Two doors were found to be open during night check . Motor cyclists have been warned that there will be no loitering around the Recreation Centre after closing hours. Overmature trees may decrease in useable volume each year because more rot than sound wood is being formed. 7C