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'42. Thursday, Jan. 30, 1975 (By ftfC tagfcwr The Ottawa Journal Canada slow to BELOW the HILL Dave Brown Conversations with a spaceman "A study group is being formed to study the possibilities of migrating to another planet in this system." Hie line is part of an ad that has been appearing in local papers recently. Thursday we found the man who has been placing those ads. He's a small, thin, nervous man, and he sat in the living room of his East End apartment, surrounded by books and newspaper clippings covering topics ranging from religion to unidentified flying objects to psychic pheno mena.

There was a copy of The Hollow Earth, and The Land of Mu. He first made it clear that I may have difficulty understanding what he was about to explain, but he would try. Early in his explanation he said: "On Feb. 1972, I was given, and officially accepted, control of spaceship Earth." He was right. This was going to be difficult.

Much material He had pulled several newspapers and magazines out from under the couch he was sitting on and headlines that my eye included: Most Human Life on This Planet to Die in Four Years. UFOs Over Spain Said to be 5,000 Years Old. Behind him, on the wall, was a picture of Pope and two paint-by-number Chinese figures. Had he had any response to bis advertisements? "So far I've had three phone calls and two letters. But they're from curiosity seekers and kooks." He went on to explain his theory as I scanned quickly through, some of the printed articles.

His ideas at first didn't appear much further-out than many of the printed theories. Basically, it's his belief that there's another "inner world" right here on Earth, but on a different "wave" or "dimension." He has made contact with this other world, he says, and soon such contact will become more commonplace. There was some strange noise from beneath the sofa. He said excuse me, kneeled to peer under the couch, and said: "Stop that!" The noise continued. He reached under and pulled out a large, long-haired grey cat.

I relaxed Metcalfe entry In some ways his theories could be easily tied to a book now on the best-sellers list in North America The 'Bermuda Triangle. Strange disappearances could be explained by a shift into another dimensional world. How had he entered this inner world? "You can't just wander in and out. I found it by accident. I was entering a smokeshop on Metcalfe Street one day, and suddenly everything changed.

There I was. No dirty cars. No long-haired hippies. Everything was clean and beautiful and everybody was happy." Although he spent only a lew hours in the inner world, he said, the shift back to our world had been a strain. Longer days He now feels it is his duty to make others aware of this inner world, and he gives the impression of urgency fa his cause.

He believes the world is going to tip over, and we're all going to wind up in the inner world. But it shouldn't be too bad, because you'll have a watch with 72 hours on it, and only have to work eight. But what about space travel mentioned in his ad? That's part of the other dimension. UFO sightings nowi. are of craft that somehow stray into the wrong dimension.

But for those in the inner world, space travel is an everyday thing. The key is to find a way into that dimension. "And Tdoh't To this point I found the conversation interesting. After all, I'm one of those buffs who still has sore eyes from watching Star Trek re-runs. This nervous man was using the jargon and deadpan style of Mr.

Spock, and that pointy-eared Vulcan could talk mc into believing anything. Spoils it all "I want you to hear something," the man said, rising from the couch and going to a tabic to turn off the radio. He took out a tape cassette, snapped it into a recorder and pushed a button. I almost expected to hear a message from space. It wasn't It was the nervous man's own voice.

He sounded like the captain of spaceship Earth. That's the difference. Mr. Spock knew when to quit. The Family Circus i IWJ.T.

17 T. "It you're not good the barber ,1 will use this strop on By BOB BOWMAN In early Canada and well into the 19th century, roads were so bad that it was preferable to travel by water. In fact, many of the early roads were only portages along water routes. When the arrival of the Loyalists led to the development of Ontario, citizens were expected to help build the roads and devote a number of days every year to this work. It was hard labor and some of the people escaped it by paying others to do the work for them.

1 i Some of the most important roads were built by John Graves Slmcoe had his Queen's Rangers build Yonge Street from Lake Ontario to Lake Simcoe and Dundas CBFT Montreal (0) Ottawa Cablevlsion (S) 'Skyline'' Cablevlsion CBOT Ottawa PBS Norwood 6.00 0 University 6.30 (0 Ed Allen Show (Q University 6.50 (D Town and Country 7-00 (D Today Show fD (0 Canada AM 7.25 Extension Service 7.45 (0 Bonjour Montreal 8.00 0 CD Ontario School 8.30 O(PBS) Start of in-school programming Mon Ami (0 Romper Room fD Definition I. 45 Friendly Giant 0 CD Mon Ami CD Le Bouts d'Chou 9,00 Q(PBS) Sesame Street 0 CD Friendly Giant (D Phil Donahue Show Quebec Schools Captain Kangaroo f0 Kareen's Yoga fD Pay Cards 9.15 CD Ontario School Lei Oraliens f0 38-24-36 9.30 Mon Ami 0 100 Tours de Centour (H Pour vous mesdamei (0 The Community fD The AM Show (30) Epice Ca 9.45 Friendly Giant 0 En Mouvement 10.00 000(0 Canadian School O(PBS) Classroom fs) Celebrity Sweepstake The Joker's Wild 0 Au jardin de Pierrot (0 Dick Van Dyke (30) Cinema 10.15 0 Clak 10.30 CD Mr. Dressup (5) Wheel of Fortune Gambit 0 Cours scholaires D'Ontarlo (0 McGowan and Company 10.50 CD. Quest II. 00 QOQQ Street Flashback on Canada) Street which was intended to go all the way to London and Windsor.

These roads were, so rough that it was difficult to travel over them except during the winter when the snow provided a better surface. Contributions for road-build- ing were often sought. A group of people at Newark (Niagara-on-the-Lake) advertised on Jan. 30, 1799, for money to be left at depots along the" route to Ancaster. More money was needed when the road two-thirds completed and another appeal was made.

It "proclaimed that only 240 rods needed to be done which, at $1.50 per rod, would require only another 3 6 The advertisement pleaded: "Three hundred and sixty dollars more, gentlemen and the work will be Two years later, a letter to -the editor of the Niagara Herald said: "I have lately had the misfortunHo ride on the roads of this district and esteem my escape from bro-. ken neck, legs and arms more miraculous man the survivors of the memorable battle of the Devil's Hole." Perhaps some readers will remember roads that weren't much better even in this. 20th century. FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1975 (D High Rollers Now You See It QD Personnalites (0 Definition fD Kareen's Yoga 11.30 0 Animaux Chez Eux (gj Hollywood Squares Love of Life Racettes de Jullietta (0 Pop '75 f0 The Art of Cooking fD Romper Room 12.00 0 Luncheon Date Noon Report (bw) (XI Jackpot The Young and Rattle Mini-fee CO Les P1IU Bonshommet CD Flipper ID fD The Flintstones (30) Pertonnalitei 12 JO New Mere Griffin (bw) GD Blank Cheque Search for Tomorrow 0 Les Coqueluche G3 (30) Les Tannant CD Kingston Calendar fD Matinee Movie "Search" (1972). Story of a space-age detective whose International movements are monitored and directed by a mission control centre as he investigate? the disappearance of a famous gem collection.

Stars Hugh O'Brien and Elke Sommer (B). fD Movie Matinee (bw) "Jazz Boat" (1960). A British rock and roll musical. Stars Anthony Newley and Anne Aubrey (C). 12.35 Luncheon Date 12.45 CD Afternoon Movie "Wings of Fire" (1967).

Pretentious drama of a lady pilot, the war hero with a hangup who married someone else, and assorted other cliches. Stars Suzanne Pie-' shette and James Farentino (C). 1.00 Four for the Road JsksssMsiBalhsfls OTHER EVENTS JAN. 30: 1 1649 Charles I was beheaded in London. 1665-G Courcelles left Quebec with troops to fight Iroquois.

1815 1 Strachan of York wrote to ex-President Jefferson pro-; testing the brutality of American troops. 1868 Nova Scotia legislature opened first session following Confederation. 1911-J. A. D.

McCurdy made first flight from Florida to 1928 President Cosgrove of Irish Free State visited Canada. 1934 Constitution of New-. foundland was suspend-i ed as commission government took over. TV programs and highlights CHOV Pembroke CBOFT Ottawa CD WPTZ Pittsburgh CD CFTM Montreal CBMT Montreal CD CKWS Kingston' O(G) GLOBAL Television CFCF Montreal WWNY Watertown CJOH Ottawa (30) CFVO Outaouais -TV MOVIES ARE RATED: Excellent (A). Good (B).

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A fun and whisky-loving man drives his wife to distraction when he buys a circus for the little daughter he adores. He final-, ly, and predictably, wins his redemption though. Stars Jackie Gleason and Glynis Johns (C). sj Archer (Debut) Brian Keith stars as Lew Archer, the detective hero of the popular Ross Macdonald novels. Movie "The Family (1973).

A loner ex-' ecutioner gets a syndicate offer he can't refuse. Usually his vic-tims are faceless targets but on his last assignment he looks into the" target's eye and Is greatly disturbed; Stars Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland (B). (0 Thursday Night Movie "Hurricane" (1974). A devastating storm is headed towards a gulf coast town. Stars Martin Milner and Jessica Walters (B).

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UDain Block- Places. 0, wiwr Whlte-6 Pieces. Problem by A. R. Gooderson.

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