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PAGE TEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 19 RADIO LOG--TIME TABLE ----- --- 1 LAFF-A-DAY 600 1 700 WEDNESDAY EVENING : Music Box K Bowles and Settell Parade 800 1 906 | 1000 I loo 11:05--Mickey Lester 8how CEEY 11:10---Million Dollar Ballroom WEBW 11: News Analysis WGR rgan Reverie :15--Christie"s Wax Works $ Wi Re; 1008--~Make Belleve Ballroom 10:15--Mickey Lester 10:15--Organ Music 10:15--C! --- 10:30--News 10/30~Evelyn Winters 10:30--Make Believe Ballroom 0 Paredes of Melody Siren 10-Tune Time view with Music Farm Market t's Your Beef? t Heartbeats ews, Jim Hunter Bios Osborne Trio 45~Lennie Herman Quintet :35---News :00--News--House Party CKEY 100--News Wi :30--~Juke-box Jamboree .00--News. Say it with Musis CKEY THURSDAY MORNING 4:30--Uncle Ervin 30 5:30--News :30--550 Reveille :35--Uncle Ervin :50--News : >--Music BEE ER EE EE et re bt pap ie ig Sister :15--Katie's Daughter :15---June Dennis 00- 30--News E :30--Claudia 7:00--Lorne Greene (News) 30--Maurice " Foal] » 30_What's Your Beet? :00--~Plantation House Party CKDO Mi ring eo 30--Galen Drak, 0.-Supper Club WBEN :00--Uncle in; News W 4 uck Wagon Serensds 20 Plantat ED | Siowh 0 the Morhing 35--8tork Club {0 Edmund Hockridg < 29 Hymn For The De 1145--Jack Smith Show t un: e . 'mn For L] " 7:05--Make Believe Baliroom y y © 1145--Lors Lawton 0--The Lighter Side WEKBW 1 Lou Snider CJ. :15--F.I. Wine Time WKB ack Smith Show WGR-OH WBEN S---Especially For You 11:50--News, Gordon Sinclair THURSDAY AFTERNOON News of the World S5--Sports Today Introducing Wed, Night French-Canadian Songs Club 15--Bob Crosby :30--I See by The Paper :30--Band Box :30--Henry Morgan Show CBL CBL :00-- Nows--Muslo WBEN---OKEY CBL "Welcome Travellers WEBW : : wo i 83 §ogE of « Bueh! 5--Rev_ Gerber, Songs 0--Headlines Pett 7:45] :45--Toronto Today 7 1 See by The Paper : erican Melody Hour :00--Dennis Day Show ws 8 VUNRLIWRRIRWNNIN ws )--News--Musical Clock Bavvy CKDO CEEY B-WKBW CBL WGR BN 5 CHUM 3. M Valley Program CHUM 40--Hollywood Reporter & B LBW ! ws 12:30---~Lorne Greens (News) 12:30--N¢ CFR. 12: o Farm of He Larry's Coffee Shop ews. 12:30--Rom Jen Trent ; Truman Percolator Parade Unity Viewpoint News l :oa--sports Roundup 8:00--News 8:00--News; Larry Mann 8:00--Jim - Hunter--News 3:3 fib bo Soe Peder ed AR) CKDO i :18--"Chanson Gitane", Opera p :30--~Newsstand Novelties :30--Novelties . pin to Win B:30-~Opportunity Knocks 8:30--VOxX Pop * B:30--Memory Lane B:30--The Great Gildersleeve :38--Viewpoint :45--Patti Clayton :50---On Stage B:55--Bil] Henry. News :00--Abbott & Costello :00--The Mayor of the Town :00-~News :00---~Take a Chance 4: 's Tavern :00---Dufly :00--"Village Priest" :00----Borden Show on Playhouse iz 33 12:40--Rhythm Rendezvous 3; 12:40--Farm Prices 8:00--News 12:45--Luncheon Club 8:00--Martin Agronsky 8:00--Ralph Snyder Show 8:10--Larry's Coffee Shop :10--Livestock Review aa ba i rty 00--Teleflash News--Romance @oomnonm® [rtrd wd :30--Breakfast 8:30--Musical March Past 8:30--Teleflash News Big - Sister : ' vd in Pops : ° 1:30--~Sally Wor 1:30--Million Dollar Ballroom 'Women in the New: : f Stars : 9:30---Mr, Ditfiss Syorney 0: 00--Rews pn : 00=-Music of Manhattan :00--~Mus rsda, sie ol Cup Hocke 9:00--Breakfast Club ler WG 9:00-~News 9:00--Breakfass Club : 49244 0AA1 3:30--Meetin' with Keaton Yar : ows 3:30--Paul Whiteman Club 5:15--~Magic_Hour 3:30--~Peppér Young' OBL | 5: y Rhythm 0---Pepper Younis Family 35-C: Loma Tim 1 Singer Matinee t of the World an Back and Listen 4:45--Prom the 4:45--Mike Hopkins Show 4:45---World y of Prayer 4:5 light on s Star ews 5:00--~News 5:05--Studio Party News 5:10--~Meetin' With Keaton 5:15--Terrv and the Pirates 5:15--Portia Faces Life J 's Family : eo of Mel 5:30---Adventures of 5:30--Parade of Stars :30--News 5:30--Just Plain Bill 5:30--News : BE CODDLER, NOT CARRIER It is better to be a cold "coddler" than a "carrier" warm health ex- perts. Taking part in your nor- mal activities when you have a cold may infect others. seddidedingsd 0 I w Q ; oe Big Story 45---G National News :00--News; We The Women ody CKDO Timothy O'Brien CBL 9 10 10 10: Whist! 10 . ing 3 45---Waltz Souvenirs 488i :00--News; yoft Payoff :00----Half-hour Concert - CBL WEBW--CJIBC up CBL ; 'Baseball :30--~Ontario Holiday 0:30~Texaco Star Theatre 0:30--~Ramon Vinay, Tenor 30---Noct 9:4 hs. ade | 9:45--Why of World Events 9:50-- News 10:00-~World of Fashion 10:00--~News 10:00--~Ann Adam 10:00--Teleflash News; Betty & CPRB Descends CBL/ | 10:00--~Fred Waring Show -WBEN-CKEY-CFRB | 10:00 -My True Story CJBC WKB 30--Nora :AS--Woman in White 28M 28 30] :30--Charl! 3 liners : en Night 1:00---News WG 13 Dom. 0:00--News 'W | 10:05--Oft The Record DON'T MISS THE TRIP THROUGH THE PLANT OF ™e PEDLAR PEOPLE '™ A RUNNING ACCOUNT OF THIS MODERN FACTORY IN OPERATION AND "INTERVIEWS WITH EMPLOYEES TUNE IN C % D THURSDAY 1240 8 P.M. 100] News Bulletin 11:00--News FAM WON'T BULGE OR TEAR Velon screening bounds back into shape after impact. A framed Velon screen placed between two chairs took the weight of a 235-1b. man! WONT RUST OR ROT Neither snow, rain nor sun will cause it to fail. . Velon screens can take all year wear. WON'T STAIN SIDING Say goodbye to ugly screen bleed stains on exterior paint, when you say hello to Velon. . WON'T STRAIN BUDGET The initial cost of Velon screening is low--no upkeep cost because it never needs painting. Wek for Firestone Velon Screening af your Firestone Dealer's store, your hardware or depart store or your builder's supply house. MAKERS OF CANADA'S No. 1 TIRE HIS DOG. Starring TED DONAL fF Firestone ol Entnrtainmant! HY ARIL "THE STORY OF A BOY AND VW SHARYN MOFFETT 0US PLAYERS THEATRE D AA they're ALL in , one hilarious movie! BERGEN SHORE us beo CoLor BY TECHNICOLOR PARADE OF HIT SONGS N AND FANCY FR 227 COUNTRYSIDE" U0 GOOD TO BE TRUE SAY IT WITH A SLAP ond others y LLL DSON Toronto Pastor Will Christen Scugog Children MRS. D. HOPE Correspondent Scugog, May 4 -- Rev and Mrs. Alvin Cooper and daughter of Toronto will be week- end guests of R. W. Denton and his mother at the parsonage and will assist Mr. Denton with the chris. tening of the children at 11 am. in Grace Church and 2 p.m. at the Head Church, May 9, Mothers' Day. Special music is being prepared. The choir's message last Sunday was: "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer" which blended in with the message of Mr. Denton for the ru- ral people who live so close to nat- ure it is easier to believe in God's power. The W.A. meeting and supper will be held on Wednesday, May 12, in the basement of Grace United Church. All are invited. A number of CGIT. girls and friends of Oshawa enjoyed a motor trip in four cars around our beauti- ful island, led by Mr. Denton and his mother and friend, Miss Helen Hayes, on Saturday afternoon. It was a lovely day for such a ride, 'The Fellowship meeting was held in Grace Church on Thursday even. ing. A very pleasant time was had by all, The time was spent in sing- ing favorites, followed by a couple of contests by Yvonne Milner and Patsy Brown, The meeting was fol. lowed' by a tasty lunch, as it is a busy time for the farmers it is the last meeting for a few weeks. David Hope is spending this week wih his sor, Roy, in Reich Town- ship. Scugog folks extend their sym. M | pathy to Mrs. Farmer and family and the Port Perry Star staff in the passing of a good husband, fa- ther and friend. Mr. Farmer used to bring us a good message of en- couragement at our Sunday School OBL | rallies, and was a good friend to all, Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Gerrow of Oshawa have returned to their cot- tage on Platten's island for the summer and attended our church. They will be welcome visitors at any time as will anyone else. Mr. and Mrs. George "White of Port Perry Post Office have moved to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKee's house where Mr. E. Fines lived be. fore moving to Port Perry last fall. | Mrs. William Jackson of Port | Perry accompanied her grand- daughter, Miss Lucille Mark, and her little niece, Baby Carol Mark, to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Murray McLaren. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pogue and sons, Bill, Roy and Gordon, visited his parents My. and Mrs. Joseph Pogue at Valentia on Sunday. We are all sorry to hear Mrs. R. Pogue nad to be rushed to the Lindsay Hospital where we all hope she will soon be able to return to her home. Mr. Yeo has the Scugog mail route we all hope to get the good service as in the past by Mr. David Dowson. We cannot live without our neigh- bours as has been proven before and is being proven again as neighbours are helping Louls Pearce as he 1s unable to do it. We all hope he will be feeling better soon. All are sorry to hear of the ill. ness of Robert Brown through his nose bleeding. We hope he is feel- ing better soon. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cook and little daughter of Toronto, visited her pa- 10 FORGET YOUR TROUBLES, LOOSEN UP YOUR GIRDLE, LET DOWN YOUR HAIR, AND--LAUGH YOUR HEAD OFF ROY WARD DICKSON ond his defty gang will be here soon : IN PERSON, with SHIRRIFF'S . FUN PARADE ~4S the craziest 3 hours of wproarious sides splitting laffs you've ever had! ALL NEW SHOW! Anyone who misses this is either on old sourpuss = or plein wnlveky! O>HAWA ARENA FRIDAY MAY 28 TICKETS $1.00 At Kamm"s Drug Store, Reed's Florists, Bassett"s Jewellers, NTARIO HARDWOOD FLOOR SA 014 Floors Refinished! ® Laid e Sanded Variety Colors Reasonable! S51 Harmony Rd. South Phone 3434J or 4277J Toheat Clothi and all -Kinsmen Club Members. GRAB YOUR TICKETS NOW! For Mail Order Tickets Send Money to Box 78, Oshawa. County Flying AIR SHOW ADULTS 50c MAMMOTH AIR SHOW THRILLS and CHILLS for Everyone! Here are some of the events you will see at the Ontario o .FORMATION FLYING : o AEROBATICS eo LIGHT PLANE RACES e PARACHUTE JUMPS e JET FIGHTERS A Thrilling 3 Hour Show ADMISSION Prince Albe K is said to be a good of tooth decay. rents, Mr. and Mrs. M. King of the 7 Mile Island. Mrs, Cook and baby are staying over for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Heayn, Mar- ilyn.and Barvara oi Port Perry, vis ited her sister, Miss Marjorie Mil. ner. Migs Grace Demara and friend, Miss Florence Vaughn of Teronto, spent the week-end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Jess Demara. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Martyn of visited their son, Al. an, on Sunday, it being Mildred's fourth birthday. They attended our Service. Mrs. M. Denton, accompanied Mrs. Alan Martyn to the W.A. at Prince Albert on Wednesday. Chewing gum containing vitamin preventive LC PHEATRES | TODAY Marks -- "That's My Man" at 2:05, 4:50, 7:35, 10:20. "Bury Me Dead" at 1:00, 3:45, 6:30, 3il5 Last complete show at Biltmore -- "The Imposter" 2:23, 4:51, 7:19, 9:47. "Vacation in Reno" 1:23, 3:51, 6:19, 8:47. Last complete show at: 8:47. nt -- "Pun and Fancy Free" ley" 1.30, 3.25, 5.20, 7.15, 9.15. Last complete show 9 p.m. THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN A WOMAN . EVER LOVED! RICHARD WHORF ALLYN JOSLYN ELLEN DREW PETER VAN EYCK John Qualen Eddie Quillan IRIS ADRIAN « MORGAN CONWAY « ALAN CARNEY Club's GIANT CHILDREN 15¢ DASHING ADVENTURE! SMASHING ACTION! EXTRA! Barbara Ann Scott "CHAMPIONS IN THE MAKING" eo TODAY ONLY @ Don Ameche 'That's My Man' and 'Bury Me Dead' on BR Axe)