The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 30

Monday, April 16, 1973 30 The Ottawa Journal Nip' Below the hill by Dave Brown FANCY THAT: Persons renewing their Ontario driver's licence are hereby warned to pay special attention to the new and simplified form, a computer card you sign and send back. with your money, but it also asks questions. On the left side of the card, it says: "Changes-Corrections Only." And under that, question three gets right down to brass tacks: "Date of Birth, Height, Sex. (If changed)." iff CAPITAL CAPKRS: There may be a few guys still trying to get somebody to believe them about why they got home late one night recently. It's a tough story for a wife to have to believe, but it's true.

Their cars wouldn't let them in It happened in front of the Talisman on Carling Avenue. People leaving late at night came back into the hotel to report they couldn't get into their cars. When they touched the door handles they got a nasty shock. A hotel employee went out and touched a door handle and agreed, it was indeed a nasty shock. An electrician was called in and after much searching discoveered construction around the hotel had broken an underground wire and the current was leaking up into the parking area.

The area was wet and current was being conducted through cars and people. It took a( while before the electrician could find the switches that ended the problem Speaking of the Talisman, that frantic construction at the east end of THE FAMILY CIRCUS Ph r5 in WELL, FRED, I FINALLY the development is a new parking garage. Parking problems now see Talisman customers parking at Westgate Shopping Centre, and the hotel operates a shuttle bus. DUMP CLUB: Last Heck we did some complaining about garbage dumps and how, now that they are known as "land fill projects," they're no fun anymore. Also, persons in charg" of dumping grounds tend to be overprotective and difficult to deal with.

It all prompted. Dick Melville, a resident of Carp, to write and brag about his membership in exclusive Huntley Township's "garbage dumpers' club" "Since I moved here I now have use of all the facilities of Rump's Pit. Now there's a place with class. First off, you don't get in without your membership sticker which has been stuck on your windshield. You get it by swearing to uphold all the rules governing dumping.

The word 'garbage' is conspicuously absent from all literature Saturday the pit is open to all members and their guests, but it's closed Sundays. It observes office-like hours through the rest of the week, and you must report to the office to clear any special items being taken in If your problems persist, perhaps, if I can find another sponsor, we can submit your name to the Hump's Pit membership committee Until then, don't let this problem get you down in the dumps." -k BANK AND SPARKS: Spring officially arrived last week when Alex Dayton returned to his place at a West-boro Kiwanis meeting after spending the winter in his Florida hideaway. Other members of the same club back from winter havens are Arch Harris and Doug Bigo-nessc Ottawa Lions will be given a short course on photocoagulation at Tuesday's GRAFFITI ill "Vi i- ABOUT SCHOOL ANO NO Oa)e WIL be rue. i. CALLED IM CRfW HARRY'S PARENTS TO DISCUSS MIS CHRONIC PROBLEM 0JITU UNEXCUSED TARDINESS I IrJ- UWER of America By Bil Keane PNTH MATTER OF LEGAL meeting, when Dr.

Richard Flindall of the West Ottawa Club is guest speaker. Lions in this district recently donated a photocoagulator to the Civic Hospital MPs Waller Baker and Peter Reilly among many political figures who have promised to give at a big blood clinic at St. Laurent Shopping Centre April 23. It's sponsored jointly by the centre, the Red Cross, and Ottawa Kinsmen. It will run from 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. with lots of hoopla. ODDS BUSTERS: Mr. and Mrs. Sam McConnell, 1322 Essex have one granddaughter in Ottawa and three irU Vancouver In 1968 Mrs.

McConnell received iden Watch expenditures of time and assets. Know why you are doing what you are doing, and Language wmv the ATTrtruev MAIWADUKE True hut shocking vas their excuse tical Mother's Day cards from all That same year Mr. McConnell received identical Father's Day cards In 1972, all the Mother's Day cards were again the same Valentine's Day this year, all cards were once again the same "These are our sons' children," says McConnell, "so our daughters-in-law would be doing the shopping and choosing the cards." PARTING SHOT: Around the North American Life office in Ottawa they were looking for a way to remember the postal code of the Toronto office M5H 1R1. Now nobody forgets. Married Husbands 1 Rich 1.

By FRANCES DRAKE Look in the section in which your birthday comes and find what your outlook is, according to the stars, for Tuesday, April 17, 1973. ARIES (March 21 to April '20) Above-average planetary influences support your best endeavors, stimulates your talents. Some fine opportunities indicated. Go forward confidently. TAURUS (April 21 to May 21) Alertness, reading between the lines, will keep you on the ball now.

Be consistent in all endeavors. Protect properties. GEMINI (May 22 to June 21) Classify everything so that you will have your day well ordered before you commence. That idea or new method could prove profitable if competently implemented. CANCER (June 22 to -July 23) There will be nothing dazzling about this day, yet it can olfer you a multitude of benefits if you look in the right places.

Use your fine know-how. LEO (July 24 to Aug. 23) -Certain details may require more attention before you can relax. Handle promptly! Elimi nate nonessentials from your program and all should go well. VIRGO (Aug.

24 to Sept. 23) Circumvent troublesome spots, unless your duty lies there then take them on face to face, without qualms, with confidence. Stress level head-edness, serenity, congeniality. LIBRA (Sept. 24 to Oct.

23) Stress accuracy now, both in your work and in the way you impart information. Before embarking on any project, get facts straight. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) its consequences.

Dont' run with the crowd; neither ignore its in fluence. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) You may receive many suggestions. Accept only those worth their salt.

But be careful not to overlook some-thing helpful through miscalculation. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) Seek further advance ment by directing your thoughts and actions in profitable directions. Maintain your principles at all costs. AQUARIUS (Jan.

21 to ITch- 19) Don't be misled by out side distractions, the os tentatious doings of others. You could be fooled if not alert. Don't overload your schedule, either. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Shrewd analysis before start ing day's program will prevent errors, wasted time.

Don't just accommodate; rather be choo sey, selective in your endeavors YOU BORN TODAY are high Iy individualistic, independent and endowed with a wealth of talents upon which to draw for an eminently successful career Depending on your leanings and education, of course, you could shine in either the business world or in the field of art may even combine both successfully. You write very effectively and could excel in the fields of literature or journalism. You are a born moneymaker and may be too materialistic at times but, at least, you should never be in want. You have gregarious personality and your charm and wit win many friends. Traits to curb: Over-aggressiveness and extremism.

Birthdate of: J. P. Morgan, financier; William Holden, film star. CS "I wish you two would snore In the same key I (HEREINAFTER REFERR6P TO AS THE "CONTRACT-WRITER A 1 6KMINOI.CI&T NU THAT 15 SO CONFUTING, WHEREAS, THE PARTIE.5 OF ALL THE PARTS (HEREINAFTER, REFERRED TO A THE 'CONTRACT 5PEAK ANP REAP ONUV 7 1 pg Wp fy (fy Qy MEET He tie. ASK A STRAIGHT UESTION LESTER, ANP KNOCK OFF (OH Canada's first Viceroy was Jean Francois de la Rocque, sieur de Roberval.

He was appointed by King Francis I in 1540 and Jacques Cartier was placed under him although Car-tier had made two voyages to Canada. The King did not think that a sea captain was worthy to represent him. Cartier was disgusted and sailed on his own. He had an excuse because Roberval waited for two years before sailing on April 16, 1542. He found it more profitable to use his ship as a pirate in the English Channel.

Roberval took some colonists when he finally did sail, and they included Marguerite de la liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiHiNiiiiiiiiiniiiiHiiiiiiiimiimiiiimiiiiiiito 5.1 tell in love with a young man during the voyage across the Atlantic, and this annoyed Rob-arval so much that he had Marguerite and her maid left on a small island in the St. Lawrence. The young man jumped overboard and managed to join them. The island was known as the Island of Demons because the winds shrieked there and fishermen believed that it was haunted. Two years later some fishermen were brave enough ton failure, although he got as far investigate and found Marguer ite alone.

Her maid, lover, and a baby had died. Marguerite I had kept herself alive by hunt- to society It is believed that the Island of Demons is now Isle de la Demoiselle in the Gulf of St Lawrence. Kooerval expedition was a as present-day Lachine rapids. France lost interest in Canada until about 1600 when fur-traders became active. by Bob Bowman Girl's survival 'amazing' Rocque who was a relative.

She ing and making her own clothes. It was aniazmg that she could have survived the bitterly cold winters. Many of Roberval's colonists, far more comforatably housed and fed, died during tlieir one winter at Quebec. Marguerite was able to return to France and was readmitted OTHER EVENTS ON APRIL 1 1835 Erie and Ontario, and Hamilton- Port Dover Railways were incorporated. 1853 First Canadian-built lo comotive appeared in Toronto.

1874 Louis Kiel was expelled in absentia from House of Commons. 1887-Rebuilt Welland Canal opened to navigation. 1891 New Brunwick abolished legislative Council. 1895 Chatham, Ontario, was incorporated. 1935 Explosion at Stellarton, N.S., killed seven miners.

1941 Trans-Canada Airlines (Air Canada) extended service from Moncton to Halifax. TV programs and highlights CBFT Montreal fj) WPTZ Pittsburgh QJ CKWS Kingston Ottawa Cablevision CBMT Montreal CFCF Montreal Skyline Cablevision WWNY Watertown () CJOH Ottawa CBOT Ottawa CBOFT Ottawa CJSS Cornwall CHOV Pembroke CD CFTM Montreal (c) denotes color Gary Michaels (0) 0 Feedback: Politically TV MOVIES ARE RATED: Excellent (A). Good (B). Fair (C). Poor (D).

Unrated (X). MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1973 Mr. Wizard (c) CD Dick Van Dyke (c) (3) Star Trek (c) Temperature's Rising (c) Daktari (c) CO Agents Tres Speclaux (c) (0 Truth or Consequences (c) 0 The Man From UNCLE 5.30 Gary Michaels (S) Business, Notes and Sports (0) CD Get Smart (c) -O Newsworld Truth or Consequences (c) (0 Beat the Clock (c) 5.45 K.Y.S.S. (0) 6.00 0 United (S) (0) Here's Lucy (c) Movie "All Hands "On Deck" (1961). A stowaway girl reporter on a Navy Ship and an Indian crew member throw the entire Navy into confusion.

Stars Pat Boone (B). Temperature's Rising (c) Cher Oncle Bill (c) Madame est Servie (c) Ql Gentle Ben (c) CB (5) CD News (c) 6.15 Car Care (S) (0) (c) 6.30 ETV (S) (0) (c) OQBID News (c) Hourglass (c) Beat the Clock (c) 7.00 Coming of Age (S) (c) Speak- ing (0) (5) Nashville Music (c) The FBI (c) The Fatal Showdown. Following the robbery of an art auction, four members of a gang escape across state lines bringing the FBI into the case. CO News (c) CD Mouse Factory (c) CD CD Doris Day (c) Doris takes leave of absence to work for a handsome Congressional candidate who is an ex-boyfriend. 7.15 Sur le Vif (c) 7.30 0 Collage Communautaire (S) 0 TBA (0) 1 CO Irish Rovers (cV Tonight's guest is singer-actor John Davidson.

(3l Sanford and Son (c) Discomanie (c) 3D Les Berger (c) CD CD Rodin" (c) Kenny Rogers and The First Edition welcome guests Helen Reddy and the Larry Cansler Orchestra. 7.45 0 The Shelves and Ourselves (0) CJ Decibels (c) 8.00 0 Tout Droit (S) (c) 0 Leisure (0) CD Partridge Family (c) Ain't Loveth Grand. Laurie's latest romance is a handsome minister who wants to lead her to the altar, fjj Laugh-In (c) Cameo guests are Carol Burnett, Ross Martin, Demond Wilson and Paul Gilbert. 6.00 CD University (c) 6.30 CD Romper Room (c) 6.45 CD Cartoon Party (c) 6.50 (s) Town and Country (c) 7.00 (si a Today (c) CD CD Canada AM (c) 775 Library News (r) 7.30 Today (c) 7.45 CD Bonjour (c) 8.00 CD Ontario Schools (c) 8.25 News (c) 8.30 Today (c) CD 38-24-36 (c) CD Hercules CD Schools 8.45 CD Mr. Dressup (c) CD Les Bouts d'Chou (c) 9.00 (3) Phil Donahue (c) Captain Kangaroo (c) CD CD Yoga (c) 9.15 CD Schools (c) CD Les Tannants (c) 9.30 Mr.

Dressup (c) Poly CD CD Trouble With Tracy (c) 10.00 QOOO Canadian Schools (c) (s) Dinah's Place (c) The Joker's Wild (c) Minute Moumoute (c) CD Pour Vous Mesdames (c) CD Eye Bet (c) Romper Room (c) 10.15 OS En Mouvement (c) 10.30 OOOiD Friendly Giant (O. (3) Baffle (c) The $10,000 Pyramid (c) 0 Ontario Schools (c) CD The Home Front (c) CD Schools (c) 10.45 QOOCO Chez Helena (c) Gunsmoke (c) The River (Part I). An outlaw gang, trying to regain the spoils from a robbery, drives Dillon off a cliff and into a rushing river. 0 Forges de Saint-Maurice (c) CD A la Canadienne (c) CD The Odd Couple (c) CD Going Places (c) 8.30 Cable on Canada (S) 0 Sports on Tap (0) CD Cannon (c) Bitter Legion. Cannon comes to the aid of an appealing young Vietnamese bride, who is about to be deported because she is unable to locate her husband, recently discharged from the service.

0 Mont-Joye (c) CD Claude Blanchard (c) CD CD Medical Centre (c) Vision of Doom. Renovned psychic Dr. Charles Noland has a vision of his wife collapsing and being admitted to the hospital. When surgery is recommended for the woman he has another vision of her dying in surgery and tries to prevent it from happening. 9.00 Question of Television Violence (0) Challenge for Change.

An award-winning National Film Board film on the U.S. Senate Public Hearings on television violence. A panel discussion -on the hearings and television violence follows the film. 0 TBA Specials (S) Is) Monday Night Movie (c) "Judith" (1966). A former Nazi general is sought by his Jewish ex-wife because he betrayed her, and by Israelis who want to try him for war crimes.

Stars Sophia Loren and Peter Finch (B). Here's Lucy (c) A physician attracts Lucy's amorous attention when she is hospitalized with a broken leg. La p'tite Semaine (c) 9.30 QOOO) This is the Law (c) Doris Day (c) (See Ch CD at 7 p.m.) Marcus Welby (c) CD O'Hara (c) CD CD Pig and Whistle (c) Vanda King and John Cavall join host John Hewer and regulars Kay Turner and Billy Meek in the Pub this week. 10.00 CD Nature of Things (c) Acupuncture. This ancient and traditional art of healing has been widely practised in China for more than 5,000 years.

Its recent rebirth as a successful treatment for many diseases, notably asthma, ulcers, hepatitis, depression, and some forms of deafness and paraplegia, are explored in this program. The Bill Cosby Show (c) Bill's guests are The Smothers Brothers and Maxine Weldon. TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1973 11.00 CD Sesame Street (c) (s) Sale of the Century (c) Gambit (c) CD The Community (c) 11.20 CD Lucille Rivers (c) 11.30 (s) Hollywood Squares (c) 0 Lovt of Lift (c) Que Sera Sen (c) CD Personalities (c) CD McGowm and Co. (c) 12.00 Luncheon Data (c) 0 CD CD News (c) (3) Jeopardy (c) Courtship of Eddie's Father (c) The Young and Restless (c) L'Eventail de Seville (c) CD CD Flintstones (c) 12.15 CD Lignes Ouvertes (c) CD Movie Preview (c) 12.25 CD News (c) 12.30 (3 Luncheon Data (c) (3) Who, What, Where Game (c) Search for Tomorrow (c) 0 Boubou (c) CD 55 North Maple (c) CD Movie (c) "Gidget Goes To Rome" (1953). Gidget, in Rome on holiday, misinterprets the attention she receives from a famous journalist.

Stars Cindy Carol and James Darren (C). Merv Griffin (c) 12.50 (3) News (c) 1.00 Family Affair (c) Pierre Berton (s) Truth or Consequences (c) News 0 General Hospital (c) CD Ed Allen (c) 1.15 Rap Around CD CD Of Men and Women (c) This program consists of three separate stories taking a different look at the emotions, and character of men and women in particular situations. 10.30 CD Man Alive (c) Bruce McLeod, newly named moderator of the United Church of Canada, discusses the new role of the Church in a society of skyscrapers, moral issues of our decade, strength in family, life, and other vital topics. CD News (c) 10.55 0 Sports (c) 11.00 CJ (B Csj CD JD News (c) 0 Appelez-moi Lise (c) CD Altitude 755 (c) 11.20 Viewpoint (c) CD Night Report CD Pulse (c) CD Newsline (c) 11.30 Night Final (c) (si Tonight Show (c) Montreal Tonight (c) Movie (c) "Kid Rodelo" (1966). A gang escapes from prison, retrieves the spoils of a robbery and tries to flee to Mexico.

Stars Don Murray and Janet Leigh (C). 11.45 Sports (c) 11.50 Marx Brothers Film Festival "Marx Brothers At the Circus" (1939). In their inimitable bungling way the brothers help a disinherited nephew modernize a run-down circus. Stars The Marx Brothers and Eve Arden (B). 11.55 British Movie Night "The Long Memory" (1953).

After serving time in prison for a crime he did not commit a man tries to settle back into society but finds frustration and conflict. Stars John Mills and Elizabeth Sellars (C). 12.00 0 Movie "Les parais de la gloire" (1963). War drama. Stars Curt Jurgens and Francois Mirante (C).

CD Movie CD Movie "My Pal Gus" (1952). A father has a difficult time making contact with his son, who's been hurt by the separation of his parents. Stars Richard Widmark and George Winslow (C). CD Movie (c) Tristesse" (1959). A young girl living with her widowed father and his female companion on the French Riviera plots to get rid of godmother who has disrupted their lives.

Stars David Niven and Deborah Kerr (C). CD Movie (c) "The Proud and the Profane" (1956). A tough (ferine commander succumbs to the wiles of a widow, serving as a Red Cross worker on Guadacanal. Stars William Holden and Deborah Kerr (B). 1.30 Audubon (c) (si Three on a Match (c) As the World Turns (c) 0 News (c) CD Movie CD Kingston Calendar (c) CD Eye Bet (c) 1.3S 0 0 Femmo d'Aujourd'hul (c) 2.00 Galloping Gourmet (c) (si Days of Our Lives (c) The Guiding Light (c) CD Prry Mason CD Pierre Berton (c) 2.30 CI Four For the Road (c) Death Valley Days (si The Doctors (c) Coronation Street The Edge of Night (c) 0 Movie (c) CD CD Somerset (c) 3 00 CD Take 30 (c) The New Price Is Right (c) CD (5) CD Another World (c) 3.30 QQQGI Edge of Night (c) (3) Return to Peyton Place (c) Hollywood's Talking (c) CD Adele (c) CD CD Whaf The Good Word (c) 4 00 CI CI CD Family Court (c) (3) Somerset (c) The Secret Storm (c) 0 Bobino (c) CD Cirque du Capitaint (c) CD CD Anything You Can Do (c) 4.30 OOOID Drop In (c) (j) I Dream of Jaannlt (c) 0 Password (c) Nic et Pie (c) CD Cirque du Capitaint (c) CD Flintstones (c) CD Bewitched (c) tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJtiiiiiiiiiitiKrittiiiiiMiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiif tiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiitti tiiiiitiiiiiMuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(iiiiiiiiiiiiiifiitri(iiiiiiiii tiitiiiiiiiiiiMtitiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiifiiitiiirriitiintiiiiniu.