TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1971

CFTK.
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Monday

Tuesday

9:35 Mr. Dressup >
10:00 Canadian Schools
10:30 The Friendly Giant
10:45 Chez Helene

11:00 Seasame Street.
412:00 Mid-Day Matinee

2:00 What On Earth
2:30 Luncheon Date

0 Take Thirty

0 The Edge Of Night
w The Galloping Gourmet
30 Drop-In
00 Rocket Robin Hood
40 Faveurite Things
00 Focus
15 Closing Markets
20 News
40 Weather Show
47 Sporls
00 Family Affair
30 The Mike Neun Show
00 The Partridge Famuy:
8:30 Front Page Challenge
9:00 The Bold Ones
10:00 The Nature of Things
10:30 Man At The Center

3:0
3:3
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11:00 The National News
11:22 Viewpoint
11:30 Night Final

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9:35 Mr. Dressup
10:00 Canadian Schools
10:30 The Friendly Giant

10:45 Chez Helene

11:00 Seasame Street
12:00 To Be Announced

2:00 Double Exposure

2:30 Luncheon Date

3:00 Take Thirty

3:30 Double Exposure —
4:00 To Be Announced

4:30 To Be Announced

5:00 Luncheon Date

5:30 The Beverly Hillbillies

6:00 Focus

6:15 Closing Markets
6:20 News

6:40 Weather Shaw

6:47 Sports

7:00 Reach For The Top
7:30 The Smith Family

8:00 The Red Skelton Show
8:30 Telescope ‘71

9:00 Men At Law
10:00 Tuesday Night
11:00 ‘rhe National News
11:22 Viewpoint
11:30 Night Final

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Wednesday

Thursday

10:00 Canadian Schools
10:30 The Friendly Giant
10:45 Chez Helene
11:00 Sesame Street

200 Mid-Day Matinee

2:00 Double Exposure
2:30 Luncheon Dale

3:00 Take Thirty

$:30 The Edge OF Night |
40, ey ralloping. Gourmet |
4:30 Dro ap is -

5:00 ‘ommy
Wildlife Country
3:30 The Beverly Hillbillies
6:00 Focus

6:15 Closing Markets:

6:20 News

6:40 Weather Shaw

6:47 Sports

7:00 Gunsmoke

8:00 Somerset Maugham
Theatre

9:00 Oh Coward

10:00 This Land

1t;00 The National News
11:22 Viewpoint

11:30 Night Final

Tompkiis

Friday

10:00 Canadian schools
10:30 The Friendly Giant
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Mid-Day Matinee

2:00 Double Exposure
2:30 Luncheon Date

3: 00 Take Thirty

3:30 The Edge of Night
4:00 The Galloping Gourmet
4:30 Drop-In

5:00 Skippy, The Bush
Kangaroo

S: 30 The Beverly Hillibillies

6: 40 Weather Show

7:00 Klahanie

9:30 Julia

8:00 Laugh-In

9:40 Tommy Hunter
40:00 Ironside

11:28 Night Final
11:45 The Late Show:

9:35 Mr. Dressup

10:00 Canadian Schools
10:30 The Friendly Giant
10:45 Chez Helene

11:00 Seasame Street
12°00 Mid-Day Matinee

2:00 Double Exposure

2:30 Luncheon Date

3:00 Take Thirly .

3:30 The Edge: Of Night
4:00 The Galloping Gourmet
4:30 The Banana Splits

5:00 Hi Diddle Day

5:30 The Beverly Hillbillies
6:00 Resume

6:15 Closing Markets

6:20 News

6:40 The Trans Provincial
Airlings Weather Show

6:47 Sports

7:00 Sportscene

7:30 The Odd Couple

9:00 The Interns

§:00 The Johnny Cash Show
10:00 The Flying Circus
10:30 Encounter

11:00 The National News
11:22 Viewpoint

11:30 Night Final

11:45 The Late Show

‘It’s a Wonderful World

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Saturday

12:00 World Cup Skiing

1:00 Canada Winter Games
2:00 Curling

3:00 Childrens Cinema

4:00 The Bugs Bunny Road
Runner Hour

5:00 N.H.L. Hockey

7:30 Countrytime

8:00 The Galloping Gourmet
8:50 Update

9:00 Showcase ‘71

11:00 The National News
11:15 Provincial Affairs
11:20 Night Final

11:30 The Late Show

AT MAN-MADE Mount ‘Blackstrap, CBC's

"5 Bruno "Gernesi

<Groon) and Allen MeFee (Captain Canada) will be among the
highly skilled (!) team of CBC-TV and radio people shown here
covering the Canada Winter Games in Saskatoon Feb. 12 - 22,
The CBC crews will have their hands full broadcasting daily

reports ¢ on both radio and TV with special weekend coverage
from the Games opening to the closing ceremonies. The Games
will also be covered by Radio Canada (CBC French network)
and by the International Service which foradcasts in eleven

languages throughout the world.

“ALCAN profits —

anger striker

Talks in the 344-month Alcan

Richmond strike invelving 103 .~

employees started Wednesday

but were again broken off later

in the day.

Spokesman for the United .
Steelworkers of America,
Angus Macdonald, said ‘the
early Wednesday talks were the
first between the two parties in
about three months and that a
night session was called off by
the company. .

“f don’t think the company
could care less about their men
being on strike,” he said. .

.And what's so maddening is
reading in the newspaper early
today that Alcan made a $79
million profit last year.”

Macdonald said the union
outlined its demands for parity

with other steelworkers ‘in the
area during Wednesday's talks,

“Then they took that away. -§

and later called us to cancel
tonight’s scheduled talks,’’ he
said.
reason.”

Doesn't yield;
gets charge. -

A Kitimat and. a, Terrace
driver were involved in ah
accident on Highway ‘16° West
early Friday night. -

Joseph Kestiew was entering
the highway froma driveway
and failed-to yield to Alfred
Reoux who was. driving east.

“They didn’t give us ao

Aft the

library

BY CLAUDETTE SANDECKI

WRITING FOR MONEY IN

CANADA
BY RAYMOND HULL
CANADA LTD.

More than one book has been
written treating the same topics
as are to be found in this
volume: getting story and
article ideas; finding suitable
markets; how to write
magazine articles, books, short
stories, and plays; copyright
and libel Jaws, ete.

What then, is unique about
this book? Simply that Writing
for Mo oney in Canada
precisely what the title nplies-
a book designed as a guide to
any writer who intends to write
in Canada and sell to Canadian
markets. Other texts deal with

point of view. =~
Raymond Hull {s the author of
five successful books, numerous

TY scripts. He lives on Van-
couver Island where he works in
a converted barn. In clear,
simple language he has written
‘a stimulating, comprehensive
text dealing with every phase of
freelance writing: how to
edueate yourself as a writer;

manuscripts; how to line up
freelance writing assiguments.
The chapter on magazine
writing alone is worth the price
of this book.

His pointers on how to write a
successful article query rank
with those of Max Gunther and
Hyaes B. Jacobs in their
respective books, “Writing the
Modern Magazine Article” and
“Writing and Selling Non-
Fiction", Each chapter is
followed by a summary, and
‘several writing exercises
similar to assignments in
correspondence courses.

Mr. Hull makes no guaran-
tees; but the conscientious
application of his counsel should
shorten any would-be writer’s
apprenticeship.

SAUCY
' BY MARTHA MCKEEN
WELCH INC,

pies. Roger and his little sister
Jenny offer her several nests ~
asolt one in Roger’s bedroom, a

finally a warm nest in the kit-
chen. But Saucy rejects them

Sunday

the subject from an American |

magazine articles, plays and .

how to prepare and submit |

Saucy is about to heve pup--.

dark one in Jenny’s closet, and

12:00 World Cup Skiing
1:00 Canada Winter Games
2:00 Faith To Live By
2:30 One More Time
3:00 Analog

3:15 B.C. Gardener
3:30 Country Canada
4:00 To Be Annowiced
5:00 Audubon

§:30 Hymn Sing

 g:00 ‘The Wonderful
World of Disney

7:00 Adventures in
Rainbow Country
7:30 The Bill Cosby Show
4:00 The Ed Sullivan Show
‘9:00 Sunday At Nine

10:00. Weekend

11;00 The National News
11:15 The Nation’s Business
11:20 Night Final -

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And, to draw up a set of
regulations for prospective
developers.

The district’s regulations will

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all. Instead she slips out of the
house after supper and fails to
come home at bedtime.

Next day the entire neigh-
borhood joins in the search for
Saucy and her puppies.

This is a book even Mom wilt
enjoy reading to the little ones.
The natural story is simply told,
enhanced by bold illustrations.

Another talent show
cooking in kettle

Due to popular demand Bob
McInnes is organizing another
talent show.

Melnnes said ever since the
last one, held last December,
people have been bugging him
to put on another. Also the fact
that 200 people were turned
away from the show indicates
that this next one will be equally
as popular.

Right now McInnes is looking
for talent. He asked that
anyone interested should
contact him at CFTK (635-6316)

where he is a radio announcer.

The show will be on Sunday
afternoon, February 28, at the
Tillicum Theatre, There will be
no admission charge, but. a

silver collection will be taken

There’s a neat little

retirement plan,

But you must

be registered
March Ist, 1971,

a wee bit of time.

Pll send you more
information.

OF CANADA

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Phone 635-6146

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