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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1975
Page
3
A reader vents about local image and publicity while recalling travels and world events. The piece advocates acceptance or improving the town rather than complaining, urging community dialogue and action. An afternote mentions a curling match and asks where Spiro or Golda are now.
Granada Television in Britain acquires 18 CBC Television Nature of Things titles including The Mendi The Lacandons Yanomami The Cree of Paint Hills Wild Africa Puffins Pirates and Predators The First Inch and Grouse Country Nancy Archibald is executive producer for Nature of Things John Collcos will guest star in Salty on CBC TV July 17 with other Canadian actors also appearing James Blendick narrates Pets and People for CBC TV and CBC airs The Beachcombers Southern Television buys CBCs The Beachcombers also features mention of Mary Tyler Moore Show episode directing by Norman Campbell Country Canada previews next season CBC sells dramas to Finnish TV Vicky Jackie Burroughs stars in Vicky winning awards Take 30 producer Myles White speaks at a children rights conference in Toronto on April 19 with Take 30 Status of Children set to air starting May 26.
Cinema Six presents Bliss of Mrs Blossom on Thursday featuring Shirley McLaine and Richard Attenborough to ease married life doldrums. Friday offers Escape from the Planet of the Apes with Roddy McDowell and Kim Hunter as ape celebrities from the future. Saturday shows Rosemarys Baby with Mia Farrow as a pregnant woman uncovering witch coven plots. Sunday airs A Walk in the Spring Rain starring Ingrid Bergman and Anthony Quinn as a college lecturer and his wife. Monday features Midnight, a talk show. Tuesday presents The One Din Line The Homecoming. Wednesday Number One with Charlton Heston choosing between football career and another season.
Television grid listing daily programs from Monday to Saturday April 24 to 26. Includes 8:55 to 11:53 blocks with shows like Sesame Street Ed Allen Mr. Dressup and NHL Playoffs, plus weekend titles such as Hawaii Five-O and CBC Saturday Evening News.
A Sunday to Wednesday lineup lists programs including Rosemarys Baby Morning Calendar Par 27 Water World NFB Film Country Canada NHL Playoffs Sportsweek Music To See Hymn Sing Wonderful World of Disney The Beachcombers Irish Rovers The Waltons Performance This Land Walk in the Spring Rain Monday features Mr Dressup Reach For The Top Bobby Goldsboro Mary Tyler Moore Cannon Action Midnight hours through Tuesday to Wednesday include Speaking Out Good Times 24 Hours NHL Playoffs On All Around the Circle Rainbow Country Man About the House The National Onedin Line and Expo Baseball Canadian Sports Report Some Mothers Do Ave Em Explorers Keith Hampshire music Machine Number One
The film depicts seven siblings led by the eldest across a 2000 mile frontier journey after their parents die in 1843. Dewey Martin and Anne Collings star, with the tale based on On to Oregon about the Henry Sager family's westward move. Showings begin tomorrow at the Starlite Drive-In.
At the CIPA conference a panel on Whatever Happened to the Family includes freelance writer June Callwood and UK official Joan Cooper. CBC TV sketches Alligator Pie with Clare Coulter Miles Potter and Geza Kovacs, taped April 15 16 in Toronto Studio 4 for December air. Jerry Stovin stars in BBCs The Pallisers on CBC TV as Mr Boncassen in late episodes. Anna Massey is Lady Laura Standish, daughter of Raymond Massey and niece of the late Vincent Massey.
In 1843 John Sager aged 13 leads a family caravan across the United States in a perilous 2000 mile trek along the Oregon Trail. The infant and siblings join this historic journey in pursuit of a pioneering dream.
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