Page 2, The Herald, Friday, November 10, 1978

HARDWARE STORES

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All listings subject to . |
change without notice.

FRIDAY

5 p.m. to midnight

KING CFTK BCTV KCTS
2 (NBC) me | (CBr & (CTV) 9 (PBS)

00 Carol Mary Tyler World Mister

15 Burnett Moore Champ. Rogers

10 News Hourglass Boxing Electric

45 Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd. Company

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15 Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd. Years |

Jo Cont'd. Laverne and Cont'd. Dick l

45 Cont'd. Shirley Cont'd. Cavett

99 ~—s«| Seattle. Flying Cont'd. MacNeil

15 | Tonight High Cont'd. Lehrer

10 Hollywood Cont'd. Cont'd. Crockett's

45 | Squares Cont'd Cont'd. Garden

00 Diff'rent All in Special — Washington

15 Strokes The Family Presentation Week

30 Who's W'ing. Front Page “King Wall St

as The Kids Challenge Kong” Week

co | Rockford Tommy Cont'd. ae | Masterpiece

15 Files Hunter Cont'd, -“;  [ Theatre

30 Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd, “" T“—Duchess of

‘45 Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd. ‘Duke St.’

o¢ «FE. Capra Dallas Cont'd. ==" | Turnabout

15 Mysteries Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd.

30 Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd. Cinema:

45 | Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd. B.C.

oo 6 | News The ICTV Soundstage

15 | Cont'd. National News ‘Pablo

30 | Tonight Night News Hour Cruise’

45 Show Final Final Cont'd.

00 Cont'd. Kojak Late The

15 Cont'd. Cont'd, Show | New

30 Cont'd. Cont'd. “Changes” Avengers

as Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd.
SATURDAY 10 am. to 5 p.m.

a0 Superstar Film George Studio

1s | Variety Fill Film See

30 f Hour Victoria . Fill : Freestyle

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00 = | Fabulous Service Day Service The

15 Funnies Cont'd CFL Growing

30s | Baggy Pants 100 Football Years

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00 Vegetable Street Eastern Survival

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0 Treasures Cont'd. Cont'd. Cinematic

45 Unlimited Cont'd. Cont'd. Eye

io) World of Inside Cont'd. Cont'd.

i$ Survival Track Cont'd. Cont'd.

30 Great Amer, Circle Cont'd, Cont'd.

45 Game Square Cont'd. Cont'd.

00 Wildlife Kum Journal Cont'd.

tS In Crisis Kum Internationai Cont'd.

30) | Saturday Wild Flim Cont'd.

45 Movie Kingdom Flam Cont'd.

00 ‘Cheyenne CFL All Magic of

P 4S Autumn’ Highlights Star Oil Painting

30 Cont'd. Cont'd. Wrestling Tutankhamun's

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VANCOUVER CP -- The
president of the Vancouver
Board of Trade has calted on
businesses not to advertise in
the Express, the newspaper

- produced by union workers

on strike or locked out at
Pacific Press Ltd.

Don Selman said Wed-
nesday (he board believes
individual businesses have
the right to make whatever
decisions they think are
appropriate to their own
interests.

However, Selman said the
board disagrees _ with
merabers of the graphic arts
industry providing services
to the striking and locked
employees. He said’ the
actions of those members
enables the workers lo
publish the Express, and
that could prolong the labor
dispute.

Two unions went on strike
and four others were locl-ed
out last Wednesday at
Pacific Press, which
produces the morning
Province? and the evening
Sun. No -talks to end the
strike lockout, which in-
volves 1,400 workers, have
been scheduled.

Meanwhile, several
Provinee and Sun reporters
have been hired by a weekly:
publication, B.C. Business

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last 4 digits WIN

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last 3 digits WIN

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and the Yukon.

In ihe event of discrepancy between this list and the official winning
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Vee your : ——
WALLECAEDT Can |
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Advertising boycott called.

Week, which will begin:
publishing Nov.14. ,
Among the Sun employees
included on the new paper's
staff are business ,editer
George Froelich, cohmmist
Mike Grenby and Ipbor
editor George Dobie. =
Froelich said in a news
release thet the aim of the
publication is ‘to fill a void
that exists for business news
due to the current labor
dispute at Pacific Press.”
Publisher J.R. Martin said
Froelich will be responsible
for the editorial content of
the controlled circulation
tabloid publication, which
has a scheduled press run of
50,000. '

B.C. Business week will
be published by Pacific Rim
Publications Lid, of Van-
couver, publisher of B.C.
Business Magazine.

Meanwhile, Province
publisher Paddy Sherman
said Pacific Press is offering
to include job protection for
pressmen in a separate
agreement that would not be.
negotiated with every
contract. _

However, Phil Needham,
president of Local 118 of The
Newspaper Guild, which
represgnts, editorial and
other, workers at Pacific
Press, said the company is
attempting to split the six
unions in the joint council.

Sherman. said he doesn't
understand the position of
union leaders who are
repartéed-ta have told their
members that the com-
pany's offer of job protection
could be removed in the next
contract. ;,

Hesaid-such an agreement
would not be subject to
repeated negotiations as are
working contracts. :

Needham said recent
statements and ad-
vertisements, cosigned by
Sherman and Sun
Publisher Clark Davey,
describing the management
position on the pressmen
issue, are intended to
weaken the resolve of about
800 guild members in sup-
porting the joint council in
general and the pressmen in
particular.

The unions’ Jast contracts
expired Oct.31.

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VICTORIA CP ~ Students
in British Columbia schools
will not get an extra day off
Monday to mark Remem-
brance Day, a spokesman
for the education ministry -
said today. :

The spokesman said

Remembrance Day is being
marked in the schools this
week, and because it falls on
a Saturday, will give
students the opportunity to
attend ceremonies held in
communities throughout the
province,
‘He said teachers have
negotiated for an extra day
off during the Christmas
holidays inlieu of Remem-
brance Day.

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