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a EDMONTON JOURNAL, Wednesday, November 29. 1978 E7 Television listings James pPl Adams jfi on television and radio TV Changes The following are details of changes made by networks or local stations after The Journals TV TIMES went to press. Wednesday P.M. 5:00 CffiC Delete House Of Commons Question Period 8:00 31 EECC: St Cecilia Student Report. 9:00 CD Fat Albert's Christmas 9:30 CD The Jeffersons 10:30 mC GoaJtending 3ffiQ Neighborhood Planning This Sunday is a special day for good old Harvey Kirck.

That's because Dec. 3 marks 15 years of continuous set-vice as the anchorman for CTVs 1 1 p.m. national news. Just in terms of longevity that makes the 50-year-old Ontario native Canada's equivalent to Walter Cronkite. In a sense, Harv's seen it all the fall of John Diefenbak-er, the rise of Pierre Trudeau, the deaths of Martin Luthef Kins and Bobby Kennedy, the funeral of Sir Winston Y'vette Mimieux.

12:20 CD Cinema: Monika (1953) Harriet Andersson, Lars Lkberg. 12:30 CE as Captioned ABC New (3D CBS Late Movie: Shock Waves (1977) Peter Cushing. Brooke Adams. CD Policewoman: The Loner A former New-York detective turned private eye arrives in Los Angeles to trap a crime boss. 'GO Tonight: Host Johnny Carson.

Guests: Buck Henrv. Bob Shaw. 12:45 0 Shades Of Under The Garden William Wilditch spends the last days of his life at his childhood home. 1:30 Emergency One! 1:37 CD SWAT: Omega One Extortionists posing as protestors seize a nuclear reactor. (R) 2:00 CE) Tomorrow 2:15 (3D Kojak: The Frame Kojak is unable to track down a payroll heist while under investigation by Internal Affairs.

2:30 News 3:25 (3D Agriculture 78 CD dl Mister Rogers (R) Mary Tyler Moore Sha Na Na: Guest-Fabian. (D My Three Sons CD Tic Tac Dough (H) CFRN Interpreted News CD Ce Soir en Alberta CD The Jeffersons: George Who? 33) EECC: Richard Wra. 6:30 Winsday (D ai Electric Compam (R) 0 CE) CD CD News Eij-ht Is Enough: All Of The Vice President's Men The Bradfords are shocked hen the vice president of -the United States accepts Nicholas' invitation to Thanksgiving dinner. (TO) Ixxker Room CD Ce Soir (National) CD NHL Hockey 33 EECC: Dimensions In Culture. 7:00 Love Boat: Heads Or Tails Adam Arkin.

Richard Gilliland; The Little People Patty McCormack, Edward Albert; Mona Of The Movies Orson Bean, Rhonda Fleming. Raggedy Ann And Andy: The Great Santa Claus Caper. OD ai The Growing Years FACT CD CBS News CD ABC News CE) NBC News 39 People's Business: Guest Mavor Cec Purves. Wednesday 5:00 Green Acres GB ffU Sesame Street It's Your Move: Paul Hanover hosts a fun-filled show of charades. The Goodies Woody Woodpecker CJ Family Affair CD Gilligan's Island CO Merv Griffin: Guests-Geoffrey Beene, Albert Capraro, Mary McFadden, Charles Suppon, John Anthony, Mary Louise Ramsdell.

Cliristina Ferrare. Beverly Johnson, Luciana Avedon. 01Q Tin Can Alley (D L'Heure de Pointe ID Mv Three Sons 33) EECC: Canadian West. 5:30 0 AH In The Family: Archie And Tbc Ku KJux Klan Archie's temptation to join the neighborhood Klan is somewhat weakened when he learns who their next target for harassment is. (Part 1 of 2) (R) 0 Newlywed Game Mad Dash: Two couples compete for cash and prizes as host Pierre Lalonde presides over the fun.

News (13 The Brady Bunch CD Bewitched fio Afternoon Delight fO' Bob Newhart 38 EECC: A.T.A. Report. 5:45 EECC: Board Meeting Summary 6:00 News if lis Churchill, the moon landing, the Seven Days' War, Kent State all the glory and all the piteous folly. No wonder he comes across on TV as a rather sober, type, the kind of man who chuckles at a joke instead of responding with a full-bodied laugh. In a telephone interview, Harv attributed part of his long standing to the variety of jobs he's allowed to do, including the actual writing of some news stories as well as film editing.

He recently covered the New Brunswick provincial elections and the Camp David summit meetings. In fact, he expects to be on-location when Begin and Sadat sign their peace ac- CO Tes Filles et Mes Garcons 31 EECC: Planet Of Man. 7:30 Spider-Man: Julie Mason's life is endangered when she accidentally photographs the mastermind behind the theft of top-secret documents. CD aS Over Easy: Guest-singer Vic Damone. Carter Country 0 0 TheMuppets: Guest Helen Reddy.

3D Adam-12 The Partridge Family CE) Cross-Wits CD La Petite Patrie 3J EECC: Understanding Earth. 8:00 0 0 A Gift To Last: The family helps John (John Evans) to keep his mail order business running smoothly, while Edgar arranges Tor Sheila (Dixie Sea tie) to board with Mother Sturgess. CD 9S MacNeilLehrer Report In Concert: Frank ie Yankovic. (3D Emergency One! CD Joker's Wild CE) Newlywed Game 32) Wendy's World: Guest -Pharah. CD Race de Monde 31 EECC: Hank And Elmer.

8:30 0 Movie: The Time Machine 1978) John Beck, Priscilla Barnes, CD 3S Dick Cavett: Guest A.L. Row.se. (Part 2 of 2) CD Family Feud (9) Bonkers! f1 Sign On CD Hors Serie: Racines. (6e de 12) 31' EECC: Africa File. 9:00 0 0 0 Musicamera: The Medium Maureen Forrester and Gino Quilico star in Gian Carlo Menotti's opera about a spiritualist who falls prey to her own visions.

CD 35 F.Y.I.: Drugs In America. Movie: Smash-Up On Interstate Five (1976) Robert Conrad. Buddy Ebsen. A massive chain collision occurs on a California CE) NBC Movie: Someone Is Watching Me (Premiere) Lauren Hutton, David Birney. 30) Kontakt CD Science Realite CD News 10:30 0 0 Watson Report: Interviewer Patrick Watson confronts those officials and public figures at the heart of Canada's most controversial issues.

Comedy Shop (IfiPQ Neighborhood Planning 35C Goaltending CD I Telejournal 11:00 0 0 0 CBC National News CTV News (33 CIS Findhom: Spirits-Residing in Scotland's Findhom community help plants grow in spite of inclement weather. CD Barbara Walters: Barbara Walters interviews Alan Alda, Diana Ross, Steve Martin and King Hussein and his ife. Queen Noor. erf Viyeco CD Derniere Edition CD Peter Appleyard 11:20 News 0 Film Presentation CD Reflets d'un Pays: De Riviere-du-Loup. 11:25 News 11:27 0 0 0 News 11:30 3S Travels With Robin: Cuba.

CD Street Talk: Has Canada Got A Chance As A Nation? 11:45 0 0 Canada After Dark: Guest Philippe Monsarrat, Marie-Paule -Martin. Studio Four 12:00 0 Men Griffin: Guests Bobby Vinton, Jane Seymour, Joseph Bottoms, Bruce Boxleitncr, Conrad Bell. CD 31 Dick Cavett: Guest A.L. Rowse. (Part 2 of 2) Mike Douglas: Cohost Cheryl Ladd.

Guests: Brenda Vaccaro, Mel Tonne, Jackie Gayle. (3D CD CD News CE) Movie: Skyjacked (1972) Charlton Heston, Harvey Kirck cord. freeway at the close of a holiday. (3D Fat Albert's Christmas CD Eight Is Enough: You Won't Have Nicholas To Kick Around Anymore Nicholas, feeling unloved and unwanted after accidentally starting a fire in the. house, decides to find himself a new home.

CE) Dick Clark's Live Wednesday: Scheduled Glen Campbell, Connie Francis. Andy Kaufman. Sammy Cahn, Peter, Paul and Mary. 38 Focus (S). EECC: Canadian West.

9:30 (3D The Jeffersons 3D Hands Around Town CD Scenario: Journal en images froides. (3e de 4) CD Good Times: J.J. The Plumber. 31 EECC: Communities West. 10:00 Federal Economic Conference: The activities of the conference are recapped in this wrapup repprt.

CD 31 Great Performances: Choreography By Balanchine With The New York City Ballet. Part Ill-Mikhail Baryshnikov makes his debut with the companv. (3D Movie: Billy Jack (1 971) Tom Laughlin, Delores Radio Highlights casts. 11:30 Cabbages and Kings. p.m.

12:00 News Magazine. 12:50 Call of the Land. 1:00 Concert at One. 2:30 Question Period. 3:30 Matinee: Bill Coull.

5:30 News Magazine. Newscasts: at 6 a.m., 6:55 a.m., 8:55 a.m., 9:55 a.m., noon, 2:55 p.m., 4:55 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 10 p.m., 1 1:55 p.m. Sports: at 6:30 a.m., 7:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. I "We have none of the restrictions that CBC announcers have," he noted. "It'd get pretty boring alright if you just picked it (the news) up and read it." Harv began his career as an announcer with a Sault Ste.

Marie radio station. He later worked as a radio reporter operating from the Toronto Telegram building, eventually linking up with CFTOTV, CTV's Toronto affiliate. Although Harv likes to keep a low profile, he rather enjoys his celebrity status. "I know it goes with the job. Like anyone going into your home regularly, after 15 years I become pretty much a part of your routine, a personality, an acceptable guest." When he's recognized in public "nobody ever calls me Mr.

Kirck. It's Harvey." He said TV is the kind of medium where "you can put a talking dog on for five years and he'd be as big a star as anybody." Heck, I should hope so. If they could do it for My Mother the Car, Mr. Ed and Francis the Talking Mule, they should be able to do it for a dog. Harv admitted he doesn't "come on gangbusters" when he reads the news.

"I don't come on with star quality or charisma or whatever it is that some people have. "But once I'm there, whatever I have going for me goes well with the audience. I think I wear well." At this stage, Harv hasn't prepared any future plans. He separated from his wife of some 20 years two years ago and now resides in a Toronto suburb. He's the father of a 17-year-old boy and an 1 1-year-old girl.

Right now "I'm very comfortable and enjoying myself." He said he has no political ambitions: "I don't think I'm built for that kind of thing the debating, the acceptance of a party line. I think I'd go crazy as a backbencher." "The only problem (with announcing) is that 1 1 p.m. seems to be later and later with each passing year." you'd like to see the telecast pushed ahead then? Harv chuckled. "I would love it. If we did a supper cast, I'd stay here until I was 100." That's only 50 years away, Harv.

In the meantime, happy anniversary. THANK GOODNESS CBXT is taping only two more instalments of The Original Caste Show. Not because the music is bad or the production is sloppy. That stuff is quite good, in fact. No, the big problem is the show's location.

With the well-publicized budget cuts taking hold, producer-director Ron Mullins has had to move the production out of SUB Theatre and into CBCs 75th Street studios. SUB, where two shows were taped, has nice comfortable chairs with backs; the studio has a small stack of uncomfortable bleachers. I attended the taping of two shows recently (a total of eight will be aired) and stood' in line with the crowd for nearly 20 minutes before being admitted to a hot, small studio. While I was escorted to a chair in the control booth, the rest of the audience was jammed into the bleachers for a stop-start taping session that lasted over three hours. By 11:15 p.m.

the applause was getting a little weak. Faces were haggard. It was The Agony and The Agony. AS OF JAN. 1, 1979, CFRN-FM will be known will be known as CKXM-FM.

This alteration in call letters however, doesn't signal a change in programming, explained Ddvid Nevett, CFRN's assistant manager. It's being done' to distinguish the FM band from CFRN's AM and television wings. Mr. Nevett said the new letters were chosen essentially for their availability At the same time, he did note they could stand for the station's commitment to "excellent music." Do ya get it? Huh? Pun-pun, nudge-nudge, acronym. NO NEWS IS PROBABLY bad news for the small cable companies protesting a recent licensing decision in favor of Edmonton's QCTV Ltd.

The federal cabinet was expected to consider their appeal last week but nothing has been announced officially. If they lose, then QCTV president Ed Polanski can begin to freely service the 23 communities awarded him by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications (CRTQ two months ago. Yule workshops planned The Edmonton Art Gallery will offer four Christmas Workshops for children (ages 4-6) and adults. Each workshop runs for 6 days, from Dec. 5-7 and 12-14.

In the children's workshop, the children will create tree decorations, Christmas cards, wrapping paper, and also experiment with different ways to wrap presents. Participants in the adult workshop will learn ways to create their own tree decorations, table centrepieces, wreaths, candles, Christmas cards, wrapping paper, and wrapping techniques. Registration for the workshops starts immediately. Now's your chance to update Players present spoof for kids The Churchill Square Players of the Edmonton Public Library will be presenting a performance of The Golden Cockeral on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 2 and 3.

Performance times are 1 1 a m. and 1 :30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2, and 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec.

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12:05 Grain anJ Livestock Receipts. 12:45 AMA Road Report. 12:48 Normart Notes. 12:53 Canada Manpower. 12:55 Lost Found Comer.

12:58 What's Happening. 1:00 Afternoon Black Gold. 2:45 Parkland Economist. 3:10 Something To Think About. 5: 15 What's Happening.

5:38 AMA Road Report. 5:40 Grain Prices. 5:42 Market Report. Newscasts: 6:30 a.m., 7 a.m., 7:30 a 8 a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 1 1 a.m., 1 1 :55 a.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 10 p.m., 1 1 p.m., 1 1 :55 p.m. Sportscasts: 6:45 a.m., 7:45 a.m., 8:45 a.m., 1 1:20 a.m., 1:20 p.m..

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Newscasts: 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sportscasts: 9:05 a.m., 11:05 a.m., 1:05 p.m., 3:05 p.m., 4:05 p.m., 9:05 p.m. CK06 (101.9 F.M.) SATURDAY TO FRIDAY Top of the hour and half hour: Features headline news. Two and 32 minutes past the hour Local and regional news.

Eight and 38 minutes past the hour: National report. Sixteen and 46 minutes past the hour International and sports. A.M. 11:25 Financial news. P.M.

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