PA111GE 2, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1978, WHITBY FREE PRESS Cableciast 'Listings s", sawas, WVVbAy, tsowxnanville and Broolclin Programs, Wednesday, Aug. 3th to Tuesday, Sept. 5th, 1978. Wednesday, Aug. 3o 2:00 Whitby Then & NoW with Brian Winter & Jim Quail 2:30 Let's Discuss It with F.L.I.P. Exercise Break 3:00 Middle Eastern Dance with Milly Bouckiey 3:30 County Town Carnival Highlights. ' 5:30 Evening Report with Bill Jeanes & G.M. Videa-News 6:00 Sign off Thursday, Aug. 3 2:00 Wintario Talent Showcase 3:00 Focus on Mental Health 3:30 What Does the Bible Say? 4:00 County Town Carnival Parade Coverage 5.:00 Whitby Then & Now 5:30 Sign Off Friday, Sept. 1 2:00 Let's Discuss It with Oshawa Symphony 2:30 Middle Eastern Dance 3:00 County Town Carnival Hîghlights. 5:30 Sign Off> Ma 0F CANADA OWNER OPERATF6 Se.oo hmw nice you car Cao look F"ut ..wnioe .vdIbI ROYAL $159?-5 PREMIER $1 89?-5 SUPREME $249?5 AU. PAINT WORK GUARANTEED Monday, Sept. 4 (ciosed for Holiday) Tuesday, Sept. 5 2:00 Welcome to Durham Centre 2:30, Behind the Scenes with J.O. Ruddy Hospital 3:00 Oshawa Energy Conservation Centre Presents: 3:30 Conception with bill Jeanes 4:00 Motor City Bowling Roll-offs 5:00 Peter Perry Awards Dinner Highlights 5:30 Sign Off NOTE: ALL PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Blood clinie -a success The Whit by Red' Cross 'blood donor 'vlinic 'heldý Thursday at, thè Whitbyý Psychiatric, Hospital, was SI% success,. with 287 donors an 257 units 0f blood collected. COLLISI Dring your daimaged car te MAACO and we'iI do the resi. Ws'll contact your insurance agency or broker. We'lI make surt an adjuster toss your car. We'II do quallly work ai a reasonable price and give you fest service. 104 FREE IN8URANCE ESTIMATES 5 JH ST.401 ci MACO x c 710OWILSON RD Se OSHAWA, ONT. WNwoYf SNOP I4OURS Mon iiwu fO Bam rn a *Sii Io amn 2 pr Among these were, 95 new donors, said clinic chairman Joyce, Cox. The next bloodi donor clinic in Whitby wiIl be Dec. 13 at the Legion Hiall on Byron Street South.1 'ThflksmallI byJim Smith I The UltiRmate State of Mmnd Greatness is just a state of mind. What, after aI,,distin- guishes the outstanding poli- tician from the merely go od? Normally, dedication and effort. Or, what separates the wonders of the world from the passlng tourist attrac- tions? Not much other than an extra dose of architec- tural input And what makes the dif- ference between the world's greatest athiete and ail the res t A heck of a lot more L Rou LCOLN MERCURY SALES LIMITED. 1976 MARQUIS 4 DOOR Green, V-8 automatic, P/S, P/B3, vinyl roof, air condîtioning, T/glass, defroster, W/W and W/C.* Lic. JVC 593 $3995 1976 GRAND MARQUIS Cream/gold, V-8 automatic, P/S, P/B3, P/L, vinyl roof, air, i Iglaba*, P/S, defroster, W/W and W/C. Lic. 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Canada has aiways pos- sessed two of the three ingre- dients for greatness - resour- ces and talent - but we've lacked the essential third the expectation that great- ness is flot only possible but inevitabie. We've neyer deve- Ioped a Canadian culture be- cause it was casier to import whatevcr the Americans were passing -around. Wc've neyer developed our own re- sources because the Ameni- cans, Germans, Japanese and a lot of other great peoples made it too easy for us to acccpt their firms. Our sports teanis are dominated by im- ported athletes ("Our im- ports can beat your imports$$ is the battie cry of Canada's professional sports) and ouf universities seek out foreign- educated professors. And so it goes. But somethîng wonderfui happened out in Edmonton, demonstrating that Canada can, îndeed, be great. At the Commnonwealth Games, Ca- nada - the former 98-pound- weakling of nations - dlean- ed up in the medals depart- ment.'Granted, some of the truly heavyweight athletic nations - notably the U.S.A. and Russia - weren't on hand, but it was a mighty satisfying display just the samne. Don Talbot, the national men's swim coach this ycar, explained recently that the team polled the swimmers on the subjeet of nationaiism before and after the Games. Before the Games, Canada was regardcd as rather sec- ond-rate. Afterwards, it was a different story and the swimmers ioved their coun- try. Just as important, the country loved the swimnlers. tconomic gretness is possi- le, Edmonton should have Nown us the way to thse top sn more than just athieties. e> ' q Qfoacb & (~ibtrn Specializing in Char-Broiled Steaks & Seafood, Businessmens Lunches SPECIALS TUES., WED., and THURS. 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