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UHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton wuk-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WKBW-TV Cha~ve!l 7--Buffalo CFTU-TV Channel $--Toronto WROC-TV Channe!) 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie LI-TV Channel 6--Toronto EN-TV Channe) 4--Buffalo 4 { le Are Funny TUESDAY EVE. ge py re Funny 5:00 P.M. 1l--Family Cheatre 10:00 A.M. 11~Movie 4--Bugs Bunny and Pals 5:30 P.M. 7--Early Show 6-3--Yogi Bear 5--Theatre 4--CH. 4 Theatre %-McGraw 6:00 P.M. | 9--The Lawman | 6--News 3--Movie Museum 2--Sea Hunt 6:15 P.M. @--Ichabod and Me 6.30 P.M 11-9-5-2--News; Weather; | Sports 6:45 ™M §--Huntley-Brinkley 7:00 ~.M. ®--Bachelor Father 6--Seven-o-One $--National Velvet 4--News - Weather - 4--Calendar-- Harry Reasoner 5-2--Say When 10:30 A.M. 8--Domino 7--Day in Court 4--I Love Lucy 10:45 A.M. | 3--Christian Science 11:00 A.M. | 6--Schoo] Broadcast 5-2--Price is Hight 11:30 A.M. |11--Tug-Boat Annie | 9--Free and Easy »-2----Concentration 12:00 NOON U--Bugs Bunny and Friends | 7~ Camouflage 6-- Music 5-2--Your First Impression | 9-4--News; Weather 3--Ben Casey 2~--Ripcord 7:15 P.M. il--Family Theatre : Weather P.M. 9--Theatre 7--Bugs Bunny Show 6--Beachcomber §-2--Laramie 4--The Lucy-Dest Comedy Hour 8:00 P.M. 7--Bachelor Father 6-3--Talent Scouts 8:30 P.M. l1--Official Detective 7--The New Breed $-2 Alfreo Hitcncock 4--Dobie Gillis 700 P.M. li--Grand Jury 6-4-3--The Comedy 12:15 P.M. 4--Speaker of the House 9--Free and Easy 12:30' P.M. 6--Movie Matinee 5-2--Truth or Consequences 4--Search for Tomo: 3--Noonday Report 12:45 P.M. 4--Guiding Light 1:00 P.M, il--Gene Autry 7--Afternoon Show Spot 9:30 P.M ll--The Detectives 9--Checkmate 7--Yours For A Song 6-3--Playdate 4--Ichabod and Me 10:00 ¥.M, li--Bob McLean 7--Alcoa Premiere 5-2--Cain's 100 4--Talent Scouts 10:30 P.M. 8--Tombstone Territory 6--Inquiry 3--King of Diamonds 11:00 P.M. 1--All (1-9-7-6-5-4-3-2---News: i--Seven Keys 11:15 P.M, 6-3--Mlle De Paris t--Late Show 5-2--Loretta Young 6--Viewpoint PP acenal 11:30 P.M. 4--House Party 11--Blockbuster Movie 3:00 P.M. 6--The Pursuers 5-2--Tonight Show 4--Suspicion 3--Man and the Challenge 12:30 P.M. 4--Half-Past Midnight WEDNESDAY 7:45 A.M. 7--Popeye and Pals 8:00 A.M. 4--Captain Kangaroo 2--Today Show 9:00 A.M. 11--Romper Room 7--Romper Room Daddy 5--Movie | 4--Secret Storm 4--Popeye's Playhouse | 3-- Playground siGshes "ic 4:30 P.M. {l--Yogi Bear 7--Jungle Jay Show f-3--Vacation Time 4--Edge of Night 3--Movie 9--All 3--Movie 2:00 P.M. Cannonball 9--Theatre 6-3--Chez Helene 4--Password 2:15 P.M. 6--Nursery School 2:30 P.M. Star Theat 7--Queen For A D 6-3--Summerama 5-2--Dr. Malone 4--Millionaire ll--The Cap'n Andy Show Verdict 4-To Tell The 4:00 P.M. 9--The Hideaway 7--Jack LaLanne Show 9--The Art of the Theatre 2--Three Stooges | 7--Jane Wyman Show 5-2--Play Your Hunch Show 7--Tennessee Ernie Ford) §-3--Ramar of the Jun- | le. 4--The Verdict is Yours 7--Yours For A Song | 6--News 6--Let's Speak English | 3--Three Stooges 4--The Brighter Day i Sports }3--Popeye And Pals 7--Window Shopping é 5--One O'clock Movie §-2--Dick Powell Show 4 Meet the Millers 2--Mid-Day Matinee 730 P.M. Star Theatre 4--The World Turns 5-2--Jan Murray Show 1--Pride of the Family 7--Who Do You [rust 6. is Yours 5-2---Our Five Daughters Truth | 7--American Bandstand 6--Shoestring Theatre | 5-2--Make Room For 5--Here's Hollywood 4:45 P.M. 6.3--Maggie Muggins | 2--Captain Bob } |. VNESDAY EVE. | 5:60 P.M. il---Family Theatre 6-3--Razzie Dazzle 5--Kukla 4--Bugs Bunny and His BUZ SAWYER 4--Dick Tracy's Adventures 5:30 P.M. i--Early 7g ae EN ymca eng Gen THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, July 10, 1962 Hi, MOM! THIS 15 NA gle. 4--CH 4 Theatre 5--Theatre | 2-Felix The Cat 6:00 P.M. 9--The Lawman i © King Pestares Syndionte, Int, 1008. Weitd rights seserred. 2--Sea Hunt 6:15 2.M. 6--Sea Hunt 6:30 P | U--News 9-5-3-2--News, Sports 6:45 P.M. 11--Family Theatre 9-6--News, Sports. | 5--Huntley Brinkley i 7:00 VM. | 9--Wagon Train | 6--Seven-o-One 5--Real McCoys Hl | +News: Weatner: Sport: | 3--The Sho Weather, JANE ARDEN CROSSWORD DOWN 1.Son: prefix to Scotch 21. Fixing ona central ACROSS | 1, Trading | centers $ Tom Ewell re 2--The Pioneers 15 P.M. HE DOES, THOUGH / YOL CAN"T BE IN THIS BUSINESS UNLESS HE SAYS SO/ su TE War tS! SOLVE SOF TO LIVE. WITH 17,/ be a names . Arab gar- ment mon Jewish re- ligious literature point "BOges 22.Com- YY cans Mi [riz slOMe! PIoIL| 7--News: Weather 6. 7:30 P.M | 7--Howard K. Smith 6--Provincia) Affairs 4--The Alvin Show 5-2--Wagon Train 4~--Bacnelor Father 3. Steals suffix .Fine netting 25. Com- 5. Constant pass . Evening point: sun god abbr. . Poem 27. Presi- . Vex dential . Bonitos or nick- tuna name . Valentine 29, Fuel symbol 31, Capuchin . Chestnut monkey coat 33, Before . Often: poet 35. Oil Hers Free to go of rose 47. Art: Lat. or act petals 48. Relative . Approxi- mately . Roman official . Atlantic iS t SEE HOW EASY IT THIAIRIOMEHIAINIC(S) 4 ALL JAILIEISH JT [Se Yesterday's Answer Is, 6--Mr. Fix.It YOU NEED 1S ee PATIENCE. :00 P.M. 9--77 Sunset Strip 7--Straightaway | 6-3--Dennis tihe Menace | 4--Window On Main Street 8:30 P.M. U--Cheyenne 7--Top Cat 6-3--Parade , Kind of toast Thick slice Auditory organ That is Draw out Penny: abbr. Opponent Water- color on 37. More roomy 40, Meditate 42. Edible bulb 44, Bounder 5--Joey Bishop ". and 4--Checkmate 2--The Rebel 9:00 P.M, MICKEY MOUSE | 7--The Hawaiian Bye 6-5-3-2--Kraft Mystery i" re s Y © 8 i> plaster Y, Group of V/A I2- V7, islands Theatre 9:30 P.M 1--Zane Grey Theatre en AND A DEFT "TOUCH. NOW TRY ST OKAY, MICKEY os Ye TUL TRY IT 3G 4~The Dick Van Dyke (S. Pac.) . Approaches . A wedding YA'* 16 UY } | | | 9--Theatre | | | jay 1--Bob McLean | 7--Naked Cit i 6.3--Sight line a) - Meadow . Man's nick- name . Scatter . Yes: Sp. Actor ----~ Mix . Ares' sister 5-2 Play Your Hunch | ws 4--Steel Hour 10:30 P.M. 9--The Detectives 6-3--Canada at War 5-2--Brinkley's Journal | 11:00 P.M. 11-9-7-6-5-4-3-2--News | Weather: Sports 11:15 P.M. | | 7--Late Show 6--Viewpoint 11:30 P.M. 1l--Blockbuster Movie 9--Jim Coleman Show 6--Maverick 5-2--Tonight Show movie star 3--Highway Patrol 51. 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THE LONE RANGER WELL GBT RID OF STARS Se Ep ine Vester: Syediante 0 OME CAN PROVE HE WAS ON THE MESA:* GEAR SO GEE! YOU SHOULD SEE UNCA SCROOGES NEW, DONALD DUCK y J IT'S TWO HUNDRED FEET UNCA DONALD WANTS TO KNOW IF WE CAN PRACTICE OUR MUSIC LESSON IN YOUR BOMB SHELTER ? BY GEORGE! ' UNDERGROUND! THAT'S GOING TO COME WITH CONCRETE IN HAND»! WALLS TWENT >" FEET THICK! mi © Xie Posteres Ryollont It Bs... sia ca MUGGS AND SKEETER WHERE ARE YOU GOING, SKEETER? TO THE VACANT Lor. WAG IM SORRY T ARGUED WITH TWINK...2M GONNA APOLOGIZE TO HER, T SURE ' PT MY APO, vee |_ HOPE SHELL ACCEPT MY APOLOGY, JULIET JONES ROSA, BABY--IF THERE WAS WORK, YOU KNOW I/D GET IT FOR YOU! BUT THERE ISN'T. HONEY~YOU WANT "Ya YA GOOD ADVICE FROM AN OLD FRIEND 7, FREE. ADVISE ME, MACK. GET OUT OFTOWN. GET TO SOME SMALL,JERKWATER TOWN WHERE THEY NEED A WHAT TALENT. 3 ATIMESTEP AND AHIGH KICK? Y) -- USE YOUR HEAD, ROSA, YOURE AGOOD DANCER. THERE'S GOT TO BE SOME BOONDOCK THAT CAN USE A DANCE INSTRUCTOR, | MAKE SENSE 7 15. Golden Years Shown With Memories By HAL BOYLE = NEW YORK (AP) -- Your' golden years are showing if you can remember when. . . ae father wag at to work" S$ son's way college. ~ The boy did most of it himself." The only sure way to find out the exact time was to go down. to the depot when the evening" train came in and ask the con-..- ductor. " The best biscuits ever made were cooked on a coal stove.- One of the chores every mo-- tor car owner hated was but-. toning up the isinglass curtains on his auto during a frigid spell. (There was always a crack that. let the wind in wherever you: Sat.) ; In winter you could always tell how cold it was by how far-- the frozen cream stuck up out of the bottle the milkman left at the door. . The biggest juvenile hero was the kid who could race down-- hill on his bike without holding on to the handlebars. ", The prize possession of every " girl under 20 was a cedar-lined hope chest in which she col- lected linens for her future home. The greatest ordeal a small boy faced was to be ordered by his mother to go out and cut a switch off the peach tree him- self -- when he knew it would: be used to give him a whipping. FEWER PILLS Vitamins came in foods -- not bottles. It was the learned verdict of many elderly doctors that cig- arette smoking was practical certain to lead to tuberculosis. You could always tell a low- class saloon by the fact that it | "Inever kept its brass cuspidors brightly polished. An old maid was any woman over 30 who lived by herself and kept a cat. A man who bought a suit with. only one pair of pants was re- garded either as a spendthrift or a showoff. The girl whose front porch was adjacent to a bright street light usually got married later than girls who spooned on darker porches farther down the block. A man's character was under suspicion if word got around he had switched from sleeping in a nightgown to new - fangled. pyjamas. Children were warned that if they swallowed watermelon seeds they would (1) get appen- dicitis, or (2) vines would grow out of their ears. Remember? ' Kedron Youth Group Holds Hayride KEDRON -- Two groups from Kedron United Church recentl- ly climaxed their year with spe- cial social evenings. . The Young People's Sunday School Class held a hayride and barbeque at the home of Miss June Davis. The young people enoyed riding along country roads on a _ tractors drawn hay wagon for an hour and a half. They returned to the Davis farm where weiners and marshmallows were roasted over a bonfire. About 20 young people attended. The choir held their party on a fine summer evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Spencer. Games of lawn cro- quet and horseshoes were en- joyed. Wieners were roasted .|/over a campfire. Rev. Ronald Love led the group in a sing song, accompanied by Mr. Jack . Francis on his accordion. > 3,000,000 Starved. In China Province HONG KONG (Reuters) -- More than 3,000,000 persons starved to death, in Anhwei province of Communist China in the latter part of 1961, it was reported here today: The figure was given by a newly - arrived merchant from Shanghai who was interviewed by the South China Morning: Post. The merchant said wheat and corn flour replaced rice in the city of Shanghai after more than 3,000,000 Chinese died of starva- tion in Anhwei province, 200 miles to the east. T.P. THURS., JULY 12 SALLY'S SALLIES Pore fe MY WIFE HAD A SEVEN-POUND ON WHAT'S ALL. | THE COMMOTION OUT IN THE 4 HALL ? \ AGAIN VISITS WILLIE FOX AT THE PETERSVILLE SAIL. ee LARRY BRANNON WILLIE, YOU YOUR WIFE OVERHEARD YOu OM THE PHONE ARRANGING TO & STILL NOTHING INTHE PAPERS /* eS vy ee wae "Mercy sakes! You've worn. out the seat already." A, Le en, or i ne