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THE DAILY TI MES-GAZETTE } | PAGE FIVE 00 a B 1520 I 12001 13001 4001150011600} CHVC 160 > EVENING 6:00--News / 6:00--Candlelight and Silver 6.00--Melody Parade 6:00--Music You Love Lm A Story 6:00--~Press News §:00--Tello Test WKBW 6:00--News; Make-Belleve Ballroom Tune an EE 5 6:10--Report on Sport 615--News and Farm Market Survey ir. 6:15--Hit Tunes .... 6:15--Music Box, Sports -- 6:15--Ethel and Albert 8:13--Top of the Day 6:25--Fishing Barometer :30--Patterns in Melody :30--1I :30--Jim 6 6 $ LE Sa 6 6 WGR C¥RB CBL CHUM CJBC CEKDO be News; Holiday Newsreel :30--Re| rt :30--F 40--1I :40--~Wes McKnight's :45--Lowell Thomas, N 45----BBC News 45--What's Your Beef? 'Three Star Extra Dinner Date 50---Did I Say That) 0... N. mmentary ulah 0--Edwin C. Hill; News )--Make Believe Ballroom --Sports Today 5--Easy Listening 5--News of the World S5---Johnn Guariien Sb ie bb i a --- 30 30--V Time Chamitov Planist CFR. S : News; 1 :30--Home Folks Frolic y Relaxin' Time 7:45--Edward R. 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Under Stars CHUM 8:30--Canadian Cavalcade CBL 8:30--Palace of Varieties CKEY 8:30--Fun Parade CFRB 8:30--A Date With Judy WBEN 8:30--British Concert Hall CJBO 8:30--Oshawa Radjo Dramatic Group 8:30--America's Town M WKBW 8:45--Sweetwood Serenade CKDO E WGR CKEY BEN B CBL-WBEN CKDQ 9:00--Bob Hope Show 00--News 0-- British Concert Hall :10--Parade of Bands :15--Lean Back and Listen :30--The Harvey Show :30--Quarterbacks Club 9:45--Chamber_ Music 9:55--Musical Interlude :00--Berni Black Trio :00--Life with Luigi h No Cover Charge :00--~CBC News Big Town :15--Tropicana iw Jo15-- News Roundup 10:30---News CEKEY 10:30--Leicester Square to Old road. way 10:30--Castle of Dreams 10:30--People Are Funny 10:30--Harmony House 10:30--No Cover Charge o e Spore 10: 100 WGR--CFRB-- 11 ews WEBW- KEY 11:00--Dreamtime 11:00--Winnipeg Concert Orch, CBL 11:00--~Dominion News Bulletin CJBC 11:05--Mickey Show CKEY :15--Late Sports 11:15--The Dell Trio Soe Wesp, Tronic. Reporter WBEN 11:15--Joy . Ironic Reporter 11:50--News, Gordon Sinclair CFRB WEDNESDAY MORNING 4:30--Howdy Neighbor fev 6:00--~Uncle in, 6:05--Top o' the Morning 6:10--Clint Buehiman 6:30--Farm Reporter 6:30--Press News 6:45--Uncle Ervin 6:40--Percolator Parade 6:45--News 6:45--Larry's Coffee Shop 6:55--News and Weather 7:00--News WEBW--CFRB--WBEN 7:00--~Toast and Jamboree 7:00--Coffee Shop 7:00--Ralph Snyder Show 7:00--News--Musical Clock 7:00--Breakfast Melodies 7:15--Clint Buehiman 7:15--Morning Songs 7:30--Headlines 7:30--News 7:30--News 7:30--News--Musical Clock CKEY 7:30--~CBC News; Breakfast Matodies, £ 7:35--Fun At Breakfast " CFRB 135] CHUM CEDO CFRB WEKBW WGR CBL Ll] 1: 'op '0 The Morning 7:45--Unity Viewpoint 7:45--Good Morning 7:50--~News 7:55--8ports Roundup 7:55--Melody Highlights 8:00--~News; Larry's Coffee Sho 8:00--~Jackpot Jamboree :00--Toast and Jamboree :00--Ralph Snyder Show :00--N WBEN--C :00--~CBC News :00--~News Jim Hunter :10--Livestock Review :10--~Hal Kelly, Sports 8:15--Breakfast Time Tunes :15--Clint Buehiman :15--Musical Clock 4 + 8:15--Morning Devotions :30--~Musical March Past :30--Good News : News F Larry's Coffee Shop Breakfssttime Tunes Momewvs of Devotion Gospel Singer : News WGR :00--Oshawa Shopping Basket CKDO F Ralph Snyder Show WGR :00--CBC News. kfast Club '00--B Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or feel ill-at- ease because of loose, wabbly false teeth. 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The program will com- mence at 12:45 p.m. CFRE-WEEN-CXEL From Hollywood CHUM Ginger C :05--Musical P. :10~Women In :15--Early Date :15--Mrs. Altken 9:30--Barnyard Follies 9:35--Music From Hollywood 9:45--Breakfast Club 9:45--Philharmonic Program 9:45--Ann Adam 9:45--Ontarfo School Broadcast 9:50--News 10:00--Fred Waring Show 10:00--News 10:00--Kemp Calling 10:00--House Party 10:00--Music For Wednesday 10:00--Betty and Bob 10:00--News My True Story Waring 10:0~--Make Believe Ballroom Copoo® CFRB CHUM CJBU WBEN B CBL WGR CJBC 10:15--Lucky Shopper Contest ir 10:25--Top Tune 10:30--Arthur Godfrey 10:30--Musical Interlude 10:30--Kate Aitken 10:30--News CKDO 10:30--News; Luck Shopper Con, CHUM 10:35~The Southland Singing CKDO 10:35--Piano Interlude CBL 10:45--Listen to Leibert 10'45--Joyce Jordan. M.D 10:45--Morning Melodies 10:45--Listening Post 10:45--Jane Weston 11:00--Road of Life | 11:00--To the Ladies 0 | 11 00--New: i 11:00--~Morning Varieties CHUM | 11:00--Breakfast in Hollywood WEBW | :00--This Is Nora Drake WBEN | :00--Listening Post CJBC 11:00--Orchestra on Parade CFRB 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom CKEY | 11:15---Big Sister CBL | 11:15--Katie's Daughter WBEN | 11:15--June Dennis | 1:30--What's Your Beef CBL | :30--Ted Malone { :30--News; Stork Club HUM | :30--Grand Slam :30--Claudia 11:30--~Maurice Bodington 11:30~Chuck Wagon Serenade 11:30--Jack Berch Mus. Show 11:45~Musical Program CKEY | 11:45--Especially For You FRB | 11:45--Treasure Chest 11:45--Passing Parade 11:45--Laura Limited 11:45--What Makes You Tick JAS Loa Lawton :45--Rosemary 11:50--Gordon Sinclair WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--~Wendy Warren News 12:00--Welcome Travellers 12:00--New> 12:00--Music for Mid-day | | | WGR WEBW WBEN CFRB O 12:00--8Songs By Sinatra 12:00--News 12:00--~BBC News 12:00--This Is 1920 12:05--Hit of the Day 12:05--Pick The Hits 12:15--Farm Broadcast, FR. 12:15-Aunt Jenny WG ading 'tween the Lines WBEN 12:15--Lucy Linton CBL 12:15--Vignettes CJBC 12:20--Listen Ladies CKEY 12: 0-=Lome (seme (News) , CEEY : ress News CK! 12:30--News . 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B | ment on Thursday; October 7, at 2 B Oct. 8 at 8:30 p.m. os death by a hunting companion near HUM son opened four days ago. 3:00--Ladles Be Seated 3:00--Frank Herbert Concert 3:05--verry Burke Show 3:15--News 3:15--Ma Perkins 3:25--Fenway Fahrenheit 3:30--News; Slogan Contest 3:30--Beautiful Lady 3:30--Meetin' with Keaton 3:30--News 3:30--Galen Drake 3:30--Pepper Young's Family CBL--WBEN 3:35--Kiwanis Safety Program CEKEY 3:35--Three-Quarter Time 3:45---Lucy Linton 3:45--Jerry Burke Show Ci $:30 Rin to Happiness WBEN--CBL 4:00--Off The Record CJBC 4.00--Four O'Clock News CFRB 0---Voice of Memory CHUM CKDO CBL )--All-Star Dance Parade 0--Jack Berch Show News )--Backstage Wife J Musical Matince ul 158388888 Ir T § wd aE g g 8 o 8 g High de Nora Drake tar Time CHUM Women's News Commentary CBL : Stella Dallas 4:18--Women In The Cabinet 4:30--Florian Zaback Orch. 4:30--News 4:30--Hint Hunt 4:30--Winner Take All . 4:30--Lorenzo Jones 4:30--Recital 4:45--Young Widder Brown 4:45--From the Classics 4:45--Reminiscing 4:55--News, al 4:55--Fenway Fahrenheit 5:00--Off The Record rtrd it /eterans' Varieties News Star Time Studio Party Meetin' With Keaton S 5:55--O0ddities in the News Hampton Newly Weds Serenaded M. HORN Correspondent Hampton, Oct. 4.--Congratula- tions to Mr. and Mrs. Harland Trull, (nee Ruby -Clatworthy), on their marriage on Tuesday, Septem- ber 21, at Bobcaygeon, by Rev. J. R. Bick. They will live at Hamp- ton. Also to Mr, and Mrs. John Broome (nee Mrs. Luther Pascoe), on their recent marriage. They will reside on the former Couch farm at Bethesda. A jolly crowd met at the Broome home on Tuesday night and on Thursday night at the Trull home, when the couples were well sere- naded. "They later invited the merrymakers into their "homes where an enjoyable social time was The monthly meeting of the Wo- man's Missionary Society was held in the Sunday School room of the church, September 21, with 16 la- dies present. Mrs, 8. G. Niddery, vice-president, was in the chair and conducted the business. Mrs. A, L. Blanchard, Mrs. Mountjoy and Mrs. E. H. Cole were appointed as a committee to ar- range the Thankoffering meeting. Mrs. Miller of Bowmanville, will be invited as guest speaker. Mrs. G. Adcock conducted the program. Scripture passages were read by several ladies. "Fifty Years in West China" was taken up as a study. Mrs. F. Honey, Mrs. J. Pur- don and Mrs. J. R. Reynolds, tak. ing . part. Missionary hymns were used, Mrs. Niddery closed the meet- ing after which the ladies enter- tained the Mission Band and the Baby Band. ' Members of the W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs. J. R. Reynolds on Tuesday, September 28, for a quilt- ing. A pot luck dinner was enjoy- ed. The Women's Institute meeting will be held in the church base- p.m. The program will be in charge of the North group. The subject will be "Social Welfare" and music by Bowmanville and Hampton tal- ent. Roll call will be "A Flower For a Bouquet." All ladies are welcoma. Alan Young Joins Durante On Oct.8 In 1943, Jimmy Durante chose a fresh young comedian named Garry Moore as his radio partner, and they became one of the country's favorite airlane teams. This year, another young comic, Canadian-born Alan Young, is joining Durante for his new Friday night NBC series, which starts Jimmy plans a new format for his programs, but the old scene stealer will come in for his share of laughs, regardless of what happens. HUNTER KILLED New Salem, N. 8, Oct. 5 -- (CP) --Clifton Mitton, 38, was shot to this Western Nova Scotia village Monday. It was Nova Scotia's sec- ond hunting fatality since the sea- Your Radi 426 SIMCOE S81. 8. Can be repaired and guaranteed by our 0 highly trained technical staff with up- to-date equipment. BARONS' RADIO & ELECTRIC ® PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Note,--Free radio replacement while yours is being repaired. PHONE 249 - LAFF-A-DAY . 10-5 EWAN m-- ------ [c.C 'gt ) Zz Coton 1948, King Features Syndicate, foc. World rights rescrved "Every man should have a wife, so he won't have to waste 80 much time making up his mind about things." 'AirKindergarten' Began Yesterday Yesterday saw the beginning of the new CBC program "Kindergar- ten of the Air", designed especially for thie tot of pre-school age. Al- though this program was tried out on an experimental basis last year, this is the first time that it has been heard on a trans.continental network. "Kindergarten of the Air" is plan- ned with the advice of kindergarten experts and representatives of the Canadian Home and School Feder- ation, the Federation of Women's Institutes and the Junior League. The program is designed primarily for home listening, but has also been found useful in organized kinder- garten groups and classes. The fifteen-minute broadcast heard daily Mondays to Fridays, in- cludes an introductory song theme, exercises (stretching, marching, dancing, and so on), the learning of songs, listening to stories, and participation in play activities. The co-operation of parents is sought in providing material such as paper, crayons, and blunt scissors. The children are always given some sug- gestion for indoor, or outdoor ac- tivity of a constructive nature -- collecting specimens of leaves and flowers, or making themselves use- ful about the home. "Kindergarten of the Air" will be conducted by Miss Dorothy Jane Goulding (Mrs, W. Needles) and Miss Sandra Scott, "Dorothy Jane" as the children call her, is a To- ronto girl educated in England, Vienna and Toronto; an Associate of the Roya] Conservatory of Music in Toronto, who holds a teaching certificate from the Toronto Normal School. She has had considerable experience in teaching, including kindergarten work. She has studied and performed music and drama since early childhood, and has spe- clalized in the presentation of chil- dren's entertainment programs over the air. On this program she ar- ranges her own narration and music and sings to the children (accom- panying herself on the piano) in a charming manner that wins their confidence and affection. "Kindergarten of the Air" will be heard from 10:15 to 10:30 a.m. every weekday over the Trans-Canada network of the Canadian Broad- casting Corporation, Ozzie & Harriet Bow In Oct.10 The door-mat has been swept clean and the door knocker polished to a high luster at radio's fictional 1847 Rogers Rd., home of a favorite American couple, Ozzie and Harriet. The merry Nelsons will welcome listeners to their fall premiere to be rebroadcast Sunday, Oct. 10, at 4:30 p.m. Their program, "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet," is a comedy of family life which is actually based on the real life experiences of the title characters and their sons, David and Ricky. Ozzie and Harriet are assisted in their air adventures by two young radio actors, Tommy Ber- nard and Henry Blair, who portray David and Ricky, respectively. Viv- acious Janet Waldo plays the cute next-door chatterbox, Emmy Lou, and John Brown is heard as an- other Nelson neighbor, Will Thorn- berry, who has a penchant for get- ting into scrapes. Move To Canada? No, Says Briton London, Oct. 5--(CP)--A govern- ment spokesman today jeered at a suggestion that war plans 6 have reached the stage where evacuation of some government departments to Canada has been discussed. "We didn't do it in the last war and there is no likelihood we would do it if another war came," he said. Willie = Gallacher, Communist Member of Parliament for West Fife, said in a recent speech in the House of Commons that in the event of war he predicted the Royal Family would go to Canada. But as the demolition of air raid shelters was halted and air raid sirens in London were being re- wired, the Royal Family was due to return this week from Balmoral Castle in Scotland and take up normal residence in Buckingham Palace, still- scarred from wartime bombs. A source who worked in an im- portant ~ government department throughout the war said "there was never a breath of a suggestion" that it go overseas. On the C.B.C. Tomorrow -- The new season of the CBC Wed- nesday night program, according to a bulletin recently issued by the CBC, will commence with a presen- tation . of what the producers call "A Layman's History of Music." This is to consist of illustrations of the growth of music as a form of expression from the earliest melodies of primitive man to the most modern works of Shostako- vitch, Stravinsky and Benjamin Britten, The "Layman's History" will be narrated by Ernest Morgan, and will consist of two broadcasts, on October 6 and 13, at 7.30 p.m. Among the musical artists who will help to present this series. are the CBC Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Leslie Bell and Choir, violinist Hy- man Goodman and pianist Leo Bar- kin, There are tc be eight other soloists and two string quartettes assisting in the prégram. ment of all forms of music, start- ing with the earliest music of flute and tympani, through voice music in unison and harmony, and instru- mental music. The division of in- strumental music into the classical, romantic impressionistic and mod- ern periods is also pointed out. 'The programs will be illustrated with compositions from the works of Palestrina, Purcell, Bach, Han- del, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Brahms, Wagner, Tschaikosky, and many other fa- mous composers, The final work is "intended to sum up the past and to point forward to the future": It is Benjamin Britten's "Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra." The "Layman's History of Mu- sic" program will commence at 7.30 p.m. and last until 10.00 p.m, when the regular CBC News and News Roundup will presented. To conclude this weeks CBC Wed- nesday Night Program there will be a recital of the internationally fa- mous duo-pianists, Luboshutz and Nemenoff, at 10.30 p.m. SILVER FOR DRINKS Toronto, Oct. 5 -- (CP) -- Three youths paid for drinks in Toronto bars with silverware stolen from a 17.room Ottawa house, police said Monday. They arrested Russell Bradley 18, of Toronto and two Montreal companions, Thomas Ro- manuk, 18, and Everett Knox, 19. They were found carrying a heavy suitcase, containing $2,000 worth of silver and flatware. THEATRES TODAY. Drive-In Theatre--"My Darling Clementine" Tonight at 7.30. Regent--"Duel in the Sun" 1.40, 4.10, 6.40, 9.15. Last complete show 9.05. , Biltmore -- "It Had to Be You" 2.25, 5.50, 8.10, 10.35. Dishonor- ed Lady" 1.00, 425, 645, 9.10. "Zele-Cerdan Fight Pictures" 4.00, 6.20, 8.45. Last complete show 8.45. Marks -- "Monsieur Verdoux" 1.00, 3.17, 5.34, 7.51, 10.08. Last complete show 9.57 p.m. Quickly Also helps prevent many colds from develop! if used in time, Try it! You'll like it! Follow directions in package. VICKS VA-TRO-NOL Fast! MILI TAKE YOUR 85 MANY WEEKS TO PAY THE BALANCE! Quit worrying over your tire problem be- couse here's the answer! We'll put on new Firestones now and arrange terms to suit your income.. Drive in today. Chen V. McLELLAN'S HOME and AUTO SUPPLY Prince and Bond Sts. PHONE 1096 N Meet. 11] Montana Mike featuring GENE KRUPA AND HIS ORCHESTRA VIRGINIA GREY MICHAEL DIANE ENDS TODAY! CHARLES CHAPLIN in "MONSIEUR VERDOUX" Promote Pupils At Impressive Sunday Service MRS. CHAS. WHITE Correspondent Thornton's Corners, Oct. 4. -- Promotion. Sunday was held at Thornton's Corners Sunday School last Sunday afternoon. It was a very lovely ceremony when the children to be promoted were presented with their certifi- cates by their superintendent, Ross Law and then they passed through the gates to their new teacher who was waiting to welcome them into their new class. During the cere- mony Robin Nicholson, of Whitby, played quiet music. There were 84 in attendance. The men: and many young men of the community poured the ce- ment and laid the new sidewalk around the Sunday School Satur- day. This makes a big improve- ment to the building and will be There was a good crowd at the | square dance held in the school house last Friday evening. The us- ual fine music was provided by Alex Barcley, violin; Mr. Blair, piano and Ross Blair, caller, al- though Ross was working under difficulties as he had a bad cold. Mr, and . Mrs. Douglas Lander spent last week-end at Rice Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCon- key, Mrs, Grace Reeson, Mrs. Ar- thur Pierson and 'Mrs. Jim Laurie spent last Monday in Toronto. Sorry to hear Mrs. Luke, Mrs. Clarence Svott and Bent Hircock are all under the doctor's care. We wish them all a speedy recovery. There are two boys working in the community who are just out from Holland. These boys are twins, one is at Mr. and Mrs. Gor- die Scott's, the other with Mr. and Mrs. H. Schuerman. The monthliy meeting of the Women's Association will be held at the Sunday School Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 6, at 2.30. All the ladies welcome, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reeson en- tertained her family on Sunday in honor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pierson's thirty-fifth wed- ding anniversary. We also like to extend best wishes to them. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perryman, who were married Saturday. SEEK MISSING BOY Loéndon, Ont, Oct. 5--(CP)--* reward was offered today by a London mother for information re garding the whereabouts of- her 14 year-old son, who has been missing frem his home since Sept. 16. Police and squaas of boy scouts have been] unable to locate Fred James "Bud dy" Taylor, student of South Col legiate. Theseries will trace the develop- greatly appreciated by all who' use | SHOWS DAILY Beginning at 7.30 P.M. "MY DARLING CLEMENTINE" Henry Fonda Linda Darnell "SENTIMENTAL OVER YOU" Olio? A COLOR. CARTOON | Latest FIRST RUN NEWS/ First Time at . ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WE fo MATINEES DAILY REGULAR PRICES! WITH \ Coknicotoe/ JENNIFER JONES GREGORY PECK | JOSEPILQUTTEN | %: REGEN )f Desperate Men, and Fearless Women! WITH JOHN SHELTON GUINN WILLIAMS ! DICK BAILEY * JOE AWBN, IR. Produced ond Directed by WALTER (OLMES © Extra! 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