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| | j | | i | | | | | i | | | | | | { t J | | | | | | | | | : 10,00 } Sete December 29, 1960 CFCJ-TV---CHANNEL 2 MONDAY TO FRIDAY 2.15 Nursery School 2.30 Open House/At Home 3.00 Music/Nat!] Schools 3.30 Verdict is. Yours 4.30 Junior Roundup 6,00 Local News-also Sat, 11.00 NEWS - EVERY DAY 11.15 Today In Sports 11.25 MOVIE-ex,Wednesday . THURSDAY - DECEMBER 29 4.00 My Favourite Story 5.30 Roy Rogers 6.30 Sports Talk 7.00 People's Choice 7.30 Sheriff of Cochise €,00 Live A Borrowed Life 8.30 Klondyke 9.00 Fancy Free 9,30 Tk, 10,00 Lock Up 10.30 Peter Gunn FRIDAY - DECEMBER 30 4,00 I Led 3 Lives 5.30 Fury 6.30 Robin Hood 7.00 Wyatt Earp _ 7.30 Guestward Ho 8.00 Country Hoedown 8.30 Perry Mason 9.30 Danger Man ; 10,00 Have Gun, Will Travel 10.30 Sgt. Bilko SATURDAY = DECEMBER 31 4,00 MOVIE: ". Qnkee Fakir" 5.00 White Barrier 5.30 Cartoon Party 6,30 Interpol Calling 7.00 Dennis the Menace 7230 I Love Lucy 8.00 Manhunt 8.30 Sea Hunt 9,00 NHL Hockey 10,15 Juliette 10,45 King Whyte _ 11.10 Gov.General!s Mess- : age TBA. 11.30 New Year's Eve Show 12.30 Frolic '61 SUNDAY - JANUARY 1 1.30 Country Calendar 2.00 Junior Magazine 3.00 Soho Story 3,40 7,84, 4,00 20th Century 4.30 Yearbook 1960 5.30 Nature of Things 6,00 Father Knows Best 6.30 Bachelor Father 7.00 National Velvet 7.30 World of Music 8,00 Ed. Sullivan 9,00 G.M,Presents Angel T.B,A. This is the Life MONDAY - JANUARY 2 3.30 How Do You Drive 4,00 Corliss Archer 5.30 Soldiers of Fortune 6.30 Fish & Game Assoc, 7.00 Wanted, Dead or Alive 7.30 Don Messer 8,00 penny ---- an eae. pt eee erate 11.15 10,30 TERRACE BAY NEWS TV--SCHEDULE 8.30 Jack Kane Show | 9,00 My Sister Eileen 9,30 Festival '61 TUESDAY - JANUARY Y 3 4,00 Dr. Christian Gunsmoke Real McCoys Chevy Show -00 Front Page Challenge -30 Red Skelton Show 10.00 Close-Up 10.30 Q for Quest WEDNESDAY -- JANUARY 4 4.00 Science Fiction 5.30 Huckleberry Hound 6.30 T.B.A. 7.00 The Rebel 7.30 Nation's Business TaHo T,Dehe 8.00 My Three Sons 8.30 First Person 9.00 Perry Como 10,00 The Valiant Years 10.30 Explorations 11.25 All-Star Golf ETE TA tt i ie ll WLUC-TV-CHA THURSDAY - SECRURERT my ~ 6,30 Checkmate 7.30 Guestward Ho 8.00 Four Just Men 8.30 The Real McCoys 9,00 My Three Sons 9.30 The Untouchables 10.30 June Allyson Show FRIDAY - DECEMBER 30 6.30 77 Sunset Strip 7.30 Rawhide 8.30. Route 66 9.30 The Garlund Touch 10,00 Twilight Zone 10.30 The Law & Mr. Jones SATURDAY - DECEMBER 31 10.00 Captain Kangaroo 11.00 Magic Land of Allakazam 11.30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 12.00 The Farm Show 12.30 CBS News 1.00 Bowling 2.00 The Gator Bowl 6.00 Know Your State Police 6.15 Sportsman Show 6.25 Weather 6.30 Lawrence Welk 7.30 Perry Mason 8.30 Sea Hunt 9,00 Gunsmoke 9.30 Have Gun, Will Travel 10,00 Fight of the Week 11.00 Lucky 0! 6 Playhpuse WLUC-TV-on the air Mon,to Fri. at 9 A.M, with NEWS & again at 6& 11 P.M, Dog-gone Bulletin Board Mon.Wed.Thurs.& Fri, at 6.25 and MOVIE at 11.20 P.M, We regret that the balance of the Marquette TV schedule has not yet arrived in our office and cannot be printed. For sports fans we would like to point out that Bowl Football 5 6 7 7. 8. 9 9 0 Page 5 ny games will be televised on Saturday and Sunday and that the annaul Classic-Parade of Roses and Rose Bowl Game will ! be on Monday, January 2nd. | Se aT Tc STORK CLUB Born to, Mr.& Mrs. D. F. Caldwell of Terrace Bay, a son, on December 27th, i TT ATT AN OPEN LETTER Dear Friends, SEASON'S GREETINGS! Once again we come to the time of the ANNUAL WINTER DRESSWELL SUIT SALE, The sale this year consists of a 17% discount on regular prices for a two-pant suit. A dis- count is also allowed on all sport coats, topcoats and odd trousers, Every garment sold is strictly made-to-measure | and carries our guarantee to fit. Because of this guarantee each order sold is measured by myself and will be person- ally delivered and must fit to your satisfaction. Hence it is requested that you phone Schreiber 155 or Ter-~ race Bay TA 5-3711 for an appointment to examine the sample cloths at your conven- ience, in your home or in our stores. Yours truly, P,J, Syvitski, Manager, OTe OT MARATHON'S NEW TALL OIL PLANT ~ As a further measure to fully utilize the potential value of the main raw material| wood, a new phase of operation; was recently started in the Marathon mill, The new pro- cess converts soap skimmings to crude tall oil. The crude tall oil is shipped to a fractionation planf built by Hercules Pow- der Company at Burlington, Ontario. In a detailed report in the Marathon Mercury last week it is noted that skimmings from Terrace Bay are shipped to Marathon for processing to crude tall oil. KAPUSKASING - Ever wonder what moose do in winter when snow is deep? Twigs and branches of/ woody plants are browsed, ° white birch, willow & aspen preferred but balsam fir, spruce, alder, mountain ash and dogwood also are eaten.