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Thousands of feet of vidoetaped educational television programs are in the can at the Ontario government's Channel 19 studios on Bay' view at Manor Rd(...)
Thousands of feet of vidoetaped educational television programs are in the can at the Ontario government's Channel 19 studios on Bay' view at Manor Rd(...)

Thousands of feet of vidoetaped educational television programs are in the can at the Ontario government's Channel 19 studios on Bay' view at Manor Rd(...)

Date7/30/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Thousands of feet of vidoetaped educational television programs are in the can at the Ontario government's Channel 19 studios on Bay' view at Manor Rd. awaiting the ultra-high-frequency station's Sept. 28 debut. One example of what's in the cans is shown at right as actress Micki Moore encounters a snake as she does on the program Of Birds and Beast. Miss Moore is the hostess-interviewer for programs, taped all over Ontario.
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Thousands of feet of videotaped educational television programs are in the can at the Ontario government's Channel 19 studios on Bayview at Manor Rd. (...)
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