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ITE OSMIAWA TIMES, Saturday, August 4, 1962 17 CBLI-TV Channe) 6--Toronto TELEVISION LOG ae ae eo aT =vaaa)| Enniskillen CHCH-TV 'Channe) 11--Hamilton WUR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WKBW-TV Chanre! 7--Buffalo CPTO-TV Channel S--Toronto 4:30 P.M. U--Rocky and His Bidaneny Jay Show 6-3--Vacation Time 5--Here's Hollywood 4--Edge Of Night | 2--Three Stooges MUNA oS EVENING 5:0. P.M. tl--Family Theatre | 3--Kukla 4--Five O'clock Show | 5:30 P.M. | 1--E arly Show 6-3--Northwest Passage | 5--Theatre | 4--CH, 4 Theatre Show| 2--Yogi Bear 700 P.M. 4--Calendar -- Barry | ; Reasoner WROC-TV | 9---The Lawman | 6--News | 3--Three Stooges | 2--Sea_ Hunt 7--Day In Court | + M. | $3--Play Your Hunch | 6--Ichabod and Me | 4-1 Love Lucy <q ea a ape HP ay Ernie |U-9 News: Weathers | Ford f } | 8-2--Price Is Right | 6:45 P.M. 4--The Verdict Is Yours|\1--Family Theatre 11:30 A.M. | 2--Huntley Brinkley 11--Tugboat Annie | Oe PM | 9--Free and Easy fats E hg 7--Yours For A Song | 2--Wyatt a ve 8-2--Concentration 3--Zane Grey eatre | 4--The Brighter Day | 4--The Honeymooners | 5--The Law and Mr. | 12:00 NOON Jones | 1l--Bugs Bunny and | Friends 9--Father Knows Best 6----Seven-o-One TJane Wyman Show 7:15 P.M. | $2--Your 1~News: Weather Impression 7:30 ' M, 4--News and Weather 3--Popeye and Pals | 12:15 F.M. 7-5--Cheyenne | 4--Spearer of the Houst | 6-3--Case For the Court| 12:30 =-M. 4--To Tell The Truth | 2--Peter Gunn 7--Camouflage * $-2--Truth or 8:00 P.M. uences 6-3--Danny Thomas 4--Se. Ww i" ds Ng ha ala 4--Pete and Gladys 12:45 P.M. 2--Keyhole 4--The Guiding Light 8:30 P.M, U--The Flintstones 1:00 P.M. 7--Law of the Plainsman 11--Gene Autry T--Afternoon Show 3--Women's Major League Bowling 4~--Meet The Millers 3--Popeye and Pals 7--Surfside Six 2--Mid-day Matinee 6-3--Room For One More 1:30 P.M. peep -- S--Educational Special | *--P@sswor 4--The World Turns 9:30 P.M 3--Movi Se ae r 9--Meet McGraw oom 6-3--Making Ends Meet 9--Theatre 4--Mantovani 6--All Star Baseball 16:00 P.M. Theatre 1--Bob McLean 9--To Tell The Truth 7--Ben Casey | | 2--Wyatt Earp | 9--Theatre 6-3--Sing Along Jubilee 5-2--The Price Is Right 4--Father Knows Best U--Loretta Young 2:30 P.M. Ji--All Star Theatre 1--Seven Keys %2--Loretta Young 3--Concert Theatre 4--House Party 10:30 P.M. :00 P.M 9--The Jack Benny Uu--Pride of the Family; Sow 7--Queen For A Day 63--Summerama $2--Dr, Malone | 4--Millionaire 6--Concert 5-2--Actuality Speciale 4--Hennesey 4--I've Got A Secret | 3--Recital 11:00 P.M. WBEN-TV Channe! 4--Buffalo Channe) 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie TUESDAY 7:45 A.M, 1--Popeye and Pals 8:00 A.M. 4--Captain Kangaree 5-2~-Today Show 9:00 A.M. 11-7--Romper Room 5--Movie 4--Popeye's Playhouse 2--News 2--Debbie Drake Show 9:30 A.M. 4--People Are Funny 2--Susie 10:00 AM. \11--Morning Movie 7--Jack Lalanne Show 5-2--Say When ., 4--Calendar -- Harry Reasoner 9--Domino 7--Day In Court $-2--Piay Your Hunch 4--I Love Lucy 11:00 A.M. 7--Tennessee Ernie Ford 5-2--Price Is Right | 4--The Verdict Is Yours 11:30 A.M. 11--Tugboat Annie $--Free and Easy 7--Yours For A Song 5-2--Concentration 4---The Brighter Day 12:00 NOON ll--Bugs Bunny and Friends 9-4--News; Weather; Sports 7--Jane Wyman Show 5-2--Your First Impression 3--Popeye and Pals 12:15 P.M. 9--Free and Easy 4--Speaker of the House 12;30 P.M. 7--Camouflage 5-2--Truth or Consequences 4--Search for Tomorrow 3----Noonday Report 12:45 P.M. 4--Guiding Light 1:00 P.M. 1l--Roy Rogers 7--Afternoon Show 5--One O'Clock Movie 4--Meet The Millers 3--Popeye and Pals 2--Mid-day Matinee 1:30 ".M, 4--The World Turns 3--Movie 2:00 P.M- 1i--Cannonball 1l--All Star Theatre 7--Seven keys 5-2--Loretta Young ea' 4--House Party 3:00 P.M. 1l--Pride of the Family 7--Queen For A Day 6-3--Summerama 5-2--Dr. Malone 4--Millionaire 3:30 P.M l--Cap'n Andy Show 9--Playhouse 7--Who Do You Trust 5-2--Our Five | 11-9-7-6-5-4-2--News3 Weather: Sports 13:15 P.M, 7--Late Show 6--Viewpoint | 19:30 P."*. 1i--Block Movie 9--Mahalia Jackson Ss. 3:30 P.M l--Cap'n Andy Show 7--Who .Do You [rust 5-2--Our Five Daughters 4--To Tell The Truth 4:00 P.M -- 7--American Bandstand ngs. 6-- British Cinema 5-2--Tonight Show 4--Theatre 3--Live and Learn 3--Dangerous Robin ' Daughters | 4---To Tell The Truth 4:00 P.M, %~--The Hideaway 7~American Bandstand A 5-2--Make Room For Daddy | 4--Secret Storm 3--Swing Along 4:30 P.M. 1i--Kit Carson 7--Jungle Jay Show CROSSWORD ACROSS 1, Samuel F.B, inventor 6. Piece for back of chair 11, Infirm 12. Threefold 13. Cut 14. Uprisings 15. Mulligan, for éne 16. Common valerian 17. Land measure 18, Irish fuel 19. Protection against poisonous fumes (2 was.) 22. Churchill's title DOWN 1, Kneads, to stir up circulation 18, Laws en- - force ment officers = HL ICIEIOMECIAIT) Ch a0 mn IG LIOW ME AIC IRIE! sym. 5. Ever: poet. 922. cuttin; 6. Going fast tool 7. Photo- 23. People Saturday's Auswer at graph pe 8. Symbol of Am. Ind. Great Britain . 9. Poker stake 27, Music 10, Examina- note tion 30. Con- 16. God of clude pleasure 31, Eat (Babyl.) greedily 7 13 5 @ [2 [te Wy 'Li pen-name 35. Skein of yarn 36. Puppet 37. Wild ox 39. Protu- berance Yy'* 16 Y/, 20 Oh 'La 86 _ |Holy 'MAND THATS WHAT HAPPENED, JANE/ DANNY'S FATHER. HAD ALMANS ey Dp HE OFF TO MAXIE FARGO/ PAST OFF AND DANNY DID, TOO, THE FIRST TE THE COLLECT DECIDED NOT TO ANY MORE/ AROLIND/ BUT THEN || tars OR, T GUESS I DIDNT TRY HARD ENOUGH TO MAKE HIM SEE WHAT WOLILD HAPPEN IF HE, STOOP LIP TO MAXIE FARSO/, TS WHY I SAY ITS ALL MY FAULT/ MICKEY MOUSE: Hl, MICKEY». 12 UST BOUGHT A NEW HAT! IF YOU KIDS ARE ALL GOIN'! T' GRANDMA'S, I'LL GO +o EVEN IF TAM PRETTY MU PEEVED AT HER/ AFTER ALL, If 16 KINDA HARD T? GTAY MAD AT ANYONE WHO HAS A WATERMELON' MODELS. 230 KING ST. W. or ACADIAN. We can allow you hundreds of dollars more for your car NOW than THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. WHY NOT @e@e@ Take advantage of the high market value of used cars at the present time and make your deal now on a 1963 PONTIAC, BUICK, VAUXHALL at any time after the introduction of the '63 models. ORDERS NOW BEING ACCEPTED ON 1963 PHONE 723-4634 Music Results Announced By MRS. RUSSELL GRIFFIN ENNISKILLEN -- service ri tended when was well at- ceremony of Communion wes observed with Rev. Rackham of in the pulpit with our Gary Residents Send Coconuts To Kennedy GARY, Ind. (AP)--Gary citi- zens with complaints about lo- cal "crime and corruption" are mailing coconuts to President Kennedy, hoping they'll get at- tention by reviving memories of a wartime legend. The Glen Park Citizens Asso- ciation touched off the barrage of coconuts, bearing such mes- sages as, 'Friendly natives in Gary need help." "We'll keep sending coconuts until we get a federal: investi- gation of the city administra- tion and schools," said William Mackowiak, publicity chief of the community association, "Lo- cal officials don't want to co- operate." Mackowiak noted the story that the president, during the Second World War, once sent a «,)cocunut afloat from a Pacific Island where his PT-boat crew was stranded carrying the mes- sages, "Friendly natives, help!" MAYOR CHARGED Mayor George Chacharis of Gary and others face trial on an indictment charging evasion of federal income taxes on al- leged kickbacks from firms do- ing business with the elty. The citizen group claims about 5,000 members a pre- Dt, ¥ fen CEARCE DBMERS pp REEER go | HOPE IT'S CLEAR TO YOU, WALTER, THAT CON- TINUALLY DIGGING UP ef THE. POLICE CHIEF'S PANSY BED-- PAIN AND GET LI'L ABNER ~GETS US NOTHING BUT | FOR OUR PAINS THAT YOU HAVE, DEVISED A MUCH SHREWDER PLAN *RIBS" FINKNAGLE S// TO ry. P?P-BACKTOTHE Ke PANSY BED /7-- | OH,NO, WALTER --- NOT AGAIN 2" ON THIS COURSE OF ,_ ACTION-LETS DO IT SCIENTIFICALLY, WITH fi | THIS GRENADE!! FORGIVE. ME, MY CHIEFS IF YOU'RE. DETERMINED || THE LONE RANGER 'TIGE WAITS FOR THE LONE RANGER wen TO SHOW HIMSELF «+ DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER FOR THE NEXT IS MINUTES bs | WiLL HAVE A DEBATE BETWEEN / © Hinz Foataces Syadiante, loc W462 World rights reserved I JULIET JONES 8 / { SSULIE--DO YOU THINK Py THERES ANYTHING BETWEEN </ | ROSA ANDTOM BURRIS?" THAT ABOUT COVER 17, MISS CURIOUS? © King Poatures Spndicute, Inc, 1962. iS - s IFIRMLY BBLI IN MINDING MY OWN D SAME BUSINESS, CHILD. RECOMMEN| FOR YOU, J dominantly white, middle-class section of Gary, a steel-making city with 39 per cent Negro population. The leaders have not specified exactly what they want investi. gated in city and school affairs. The coconut shipments are spaced out, about five a day bee ing sent by parcel post to the White House. U.K. Largest Grain Importer WINNIPEG (CP)--The United Kingdom and its territories were the largest grain import- ers in the world in the 1961-62 crop year and the biggest im- porters of Canadian grain. In the year ending June 30, the United Kingdom imported 163,352,000 bushels from all countries, of which 986,991,000 came from Canada. West Germany was second, importing 105,990,000 bushels, but was third behind Japan in imports from Canada at 43,752,- 000. Japan imported 45,255,000. There was no total shown Thursday in the International Wheat Council report for im- ports by Red China, a prime market last year for Canadian grain. Canada was shown as the greatest exporter with 220,935,- 000 bushels for 38.24 per cent of the market, ahead of the United States which exported 154,340,000. GREAT CYRANO Cyrano de Bergerac was the greatest role played by Benoit Coquelin, the French actor who died in 1909. SALLY'S SALLIES IMPATIENT, DEAR ~ I'LL ONLY BE @ King Features Syndicate Ime, 1500, 'World rights reserved, LARRY BRANNON FIRED AT FLO MICHAUD, LARRY THREW HER TO HER LIFE, WOW AS THE GUNMAN AIMS AT LARRY, HE HURLS A WEMVY ASHTRAY.