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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER: 18, 1947 On The Air Tonight and Wednesday FPALO TORONTO TORONTO GR CKEY CEL (CBS) (NBC-CBS) 550 580 kl] TORONTO BUFFALO TORONTO CFRB. WBEN CJBC (CBS-CBC) (NBC) (MRS-ABC) 860 230 1010 TORONTO OSHAWA . BUFFALO "CHUM CKDO 1050 1240 TUESDAY EVENING : :00--~Candlelight and Stiver 6:00--Cocktalls for Two 6:00~Walter Bowles S44 News CEEY: usin Make Believe Ballroom -Hot off the Wire ee) :30--Clary Setten Parade of Melod: }-Oddities in the Jim Wells, Sports s--Hit Tunes CFRB :15--Amateur Sports Review CHUM 5--FPreview with Music 5--Telio-Test WEKBW j---News and Farm Market Your Beet Bien Sports Folks Green and Chamitov Planist 15--Bob_ Crosby Crosby Show Today Sua agggaaaag Sam 7:45--Edward R. Murrow News 7:45--Mainly About Music 7:50--Our Royal Heritage 8:00--Youth Asks the Government ! WEEW 8:00--Concert Music 8:00--Labor News and Jiews 0380 8:00--Barry Wood Sho 8:00--Echoes of the Gay Kiseties 8:00--Big Town 8:00--Milton Berle Show 8:15--Christian Science Monitor News WEBW 8:15--Dinah Shore CKDO 8:15--The World at CJBC 8:15--Talk, Parliament tn CEEY 8:30--Les Concerts Sympboniques 8:30--Fun Pi CFRB 8: 30_Canadian a lvacade CBL 8:30--Music in the Morgan Manner 8:30--Mr. and Mrs. North WGR HE 30--A Date With Judy WB 8:30--Les Concerts Symphoniques 8:30--America's Town Meeting of the Alr WEKBW 8:30--Ad Quiz 3 om Henry. News 8:00--We the People 9:00--The Lion's Show WGR CEDLO WGR CKEY CFRB--WGR | | WBEN News 8:00--CBC News \ 8:00--News, Jim gp :05--Breakfast at M E :1p--Livestock Review :10--Hal Kelly, Sports :15--Coftee Time :15--News :15--Musical Clock (S. Kenney AIS at Bueniman a orning votions :20--Terry Washburn :30--~Musical March Past 330 ~Breakiass Time Tunes :30--New. Ci 135 Breakfast at CHUM 8:45--Momentg of Devotion : Gospel er 8:50--N 9: 00--Musio for Wednesday C! 9: '00--Ral Bn Suyder Show woe ews 9:00--Breakfast Club CJBC--WKBW 4 CFRB-- WHEN CKEY 9:00--Breakfast at CHUM HUM 9:05--Al Time Hit Parade 9:05--Music in the Morning :10--Novatime :15--Early Date ning levelandaires BY, y Inc klahoma Roun Lovo eT 3d ia 1a ise % Basket 9'45--The Task Ahead 9:45--Ontario School Broadcast 9:50--Easy Rhythm 10:00--Tommy Dorsey Show :00--Ann Adam Homecrafters :00--~News 00 Musto For You 00--Chum 3 an "Contest :00--My 00--=Fred War ing :08--Make Believe Ballroom :05--Music_ For You :15--Southland Singing :15--Kindergarten of the Alr 25--Magazine of the Air :30--~Rom. of Evavs Winters '30--~Road of Li 30 nalwyn 'Hobbes Kato Alien Press New. Plano Interlude 5--Love Letters and Songs Era Slogan Contest 45--David Harum :45--Novatime '45--Joyce Jordan. M.D. 10:45--Listening Post I tt dd kt pt Bd od pt pt fash rs . $d pt ft Pt Pe h velette 10: 33_Money Melodies 11:00--~Road of Life 11: {00 Vincent Lopez 11:00--Ni 11 {00--Morning Varieties 11:00--Breakfast in Hollywood :00--This Is Nora Drake :00--Arthur Godfrey istening Post usic r You 05--Make Believe Ballror r Katie's Daughter Spotlight ¢ on :30-- Wats Your 11:30--Galen Drake 11:30--~Grand Slam 11:30--Show Tune Time 11:30--Maurice Bodington 11:30--~Chuck Wagon Serenade 11:30--Jack Berch Mus Show 11:35--Stork iy of the iid 11:40--Musical Interlude 11:45---Do You Remember 11:43--Voice of Memory 11:45--Bernie Braden Story 11:45--Laura Limited 11:45--Ted Malone 11:45--Rosemary Beet BC | 11:45--Lora Lawton CJ 9:00--Les Concerts Symphohiques CJBC--CBL 9:00--{The Shadow 9: :00--Amos & Andy ir You Redjebar? 30 e People "Studio one" : Dolan--Detective CFRB CBL--WBEN CEDO Ross 9:30--Fibber McGee and Molly hs :45--Municipal Forum 00--C"BC National News 10: :00--The Lion's Show CKEY WBEN---CJBC k CKEY 10:15--CBC News Roundup CJBC :30- ly Youn i Bo Boxing Bouts 10:00--Bob Hope Show ' 10:08--Miss Greenwood Tal iY CBL :15--The Lion's Show CKEY :30- rns Ohuck Wagon CFRB 0--Lelcuster Square to Old Broad- 10: 0--Red orton 0:30--Open Hearin 10: :40--Joe Crysdale Sorts 5--News x Frost So "The Story Goes 10:53--The Lion's 'Show 10:55--Headliners 10:55--Sports News CKDO 11:00--Dominlon News Bulletin CJBC CB 11:05--Mickey Lester Show 11:10--Rexallites 11:10--~News Analysis 11:10---Army Score Board 5--Christie's Wax Works WGR WEBW CJBC CFRB Wesp, Tronic Reporter WEEN | 1 Oe esp, ronic r Late Sports WGR hil State Spo e harlte CPRD 30--M WEBW WBEN CJBC rts Column Briel Orch, 11: 11:30--Radio Pl ayhouse CBL 11:30--Martin 1 in Re ne Time WGR 12:00--News D WBEN.--CVRE--WGR 12:00--News--House Party to 2 am. 12:05--Design for Listening WGR J3:05Ouy Iombano Orch. CFRB 12:05--St. Serenade WBEN 12:15--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 12:30--News CFRB 12:30--Virginia Beach Orhe. 12:55--News WBEN---WKBW 1:00--News WGR 2:00--News--Say It With Music to 6:45 am. CKEY WEDNESDAY MORNING WGR WBEN hd h --CERB $00 Morning Jamboree CBL 6:00--550 Rangers 6:05--Top o' the Morning 8:10--Clint Buehlman 6:30--Farm Reporter 6:30--Terry azhiburn 6:30--Press New: 6:40--0ld Chisholm Trail 6:45--Gospel Singer 6: 1 Drehkfas; at CHUM 6:45--New 8:55--CBC News CBL 7:00--News WEBW---CFRB--WBEN 7:00--Percolator Parade CKDO 7:00---Two Hours With Holly. CJBC 7:00-Ralph Snyder Show WGR 7:00--Breakfast at CHUM * 7:00~News--Musical Clock 7:00--Breakfast Melodies 7:05---Top o' the Morning 7:15--Clint Buehiman ews--Musical Clock 7: -Brevkrast at CHUM 7:30--CB C New: Bre! akfast Melodies Lew Parker Comedy Top o' the Morning Terry Washburn Percolator Parade Mex, Woiiieii Over 40 Feel Weak,Worn, Old? ast Horual Pay, Vim, Vitality 2 8:00--Martin Agronsky 8.00--Ralph Snyder Show G w | 12:00--Music for Jdladay 11:50--Gordon Sinclair WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--Wendy Warren News 12:00--~Welcome Travellers 12:00--New * WKBW wan 12:00--N. Shore Farm Digest GKDO 12:00--Star for Today 12:00--Luncheon-at the Norman Cay 12:00--~BBC News CB} 12:00--Luncheon at the Norman Sag 12:15--Farm Broadcast 12:15--Luncheon Music CDA 12 '15--Real Stories from Real Life CJBC Ih fj Aunt Jenny WGR 12:15--Reading 'tween the Lines WBEN 12: ps Linton Sh 12:20--Listen Ladies 2; 30--Lorne Greene (News) 30--Press News 5 :30--World at Noon 12:30--Luncheon Club 12:30--News 12:30--Ont Farm Broadcast 12:30--Rom, of Helen Trent 12:30--News 12:35--Valley Program 12:40---Rhythm Rendezvous 12:40--Holiywood Reporter 12:45--Big Sister 12:45--Singin' Sam 12:45--Walter Bowles 12:45--~Womenu's Page of Pig Alr Witnw 12:45--Our Ual Sun WGR 12:55--Hits of the id 2 :59--Time Siena 1:00--~CBC Ncw: 1 0 acnen "Party 1:00--New: CK. 1:00--Trensury of Beautiful Music CHU 1:00--Muslc For Wednesday 1:00--Big 8 105 Concert Favorites 1:05--Mystery Singer 1:15--Romance 1:15--The Happy Gang 1:15--Ma Perkl 1:30--News 1:30--Melody Inc. 1:30--Young Dhetoe Malone 1:30--S8ally Wor WBEN 1:35--Treasury % Beautiful Musie 1:45--Three-Quarter Time Hum 1:45--Guiding Light WGR 1:45--Claire Wallace, A Dell Me CBL 1:45--Young Doctor Mal CFRB 2:00--Dr CK. SEY CKDO 2:00--Halt-hour Concert 2:00-- New! . 2 {00-- News: Schiralll Presents 2 :00--Bernie Braden Story 5--Jack Berch Show News M ' 5--Perry Mason The Three Suns 8--Story of Holly Pe loane News 20--sammy Kaye :30--Look Your Best 2:30--Musically Yours 2:30--Bride and Groom 2°35--8alute To The Nations 2:40--Betty Crocker 2:45--Rose of My Dreams 2:45--Tropicana 2:45--Light of the World 2:45--Lean Back and Listen 3:00--Hollywood Melodies 3:00--Tello-Test 3:00--News 3:00--Double or Nothing 3:00--Life Can Be Beautiful 3:00--Slogan Contest 3:00--Ladles Be Seated 3:00--News; Slogan Contest CHUM CKDO CFRB--WGR CBL BRN PNR w PETTERS (er & "TAKE GIN PILLS!" advises Sydney woman. RE, 40 year old remedy ered for years from kidney it getting much re- Tre. Then I Gin Pills. After saking3 boxes 1felt very much im- --Mrs. V.L.,Sydney,N.S. Gin Pills help remove the acids that can cause aches and pain. all on a "Satisfaction SoldLy basis. Use proves GIN PILLS (In the U.S.A, ask for Gino Pills) B | when the meters would be in op- L led th Frp | Sed the fact that his whole idea 3:00--Frank Herbert Oencert Hour CJB 3:05--Jerry Burke Show 3:15--All-Star Dance Parade 3:15--Ma Perkins WB 3:30--News * CK 3:30--Mecetin' with Keaton 3:30--Paul Whiteman Club 3:30--Pepper Young's Famil CBL--WBEN 3:35--Three-Quarter Time CEDO 3:45--Lucy Linton CFRB 3:45--Right to Happiness WBEN--CBL 4:00--Erskine Johnson in Hollywood CJBC 4.00--~Four O'Clock News CFRB 4:00--News; Lee Hamilton's 1050 Matinee 4:00--South of The Border 4:00--Fopular Songs 4:00--News 4:00--Backstage Wife 4:05--Club 580 4:10--Styles in Rhythm 4:15--High Tide 4:15--The Johnson Family 4:15---Womgen"s News Commentary CBL 4:15--8tel® Dallas BE, 4:18--His Mother 4:30--Treasury Show 94 :30--News 4:30--Terry and The Pirates 4:30--Hint Hunt 4:30--Winner Take All 4:30--Lorenzo Jones 3250--Rea ital 4:35-1050 Matinee 4:45--Young Widder Brown 4:45--Dick Tracy 4:45--From the Classics 4:45--News 4:55--Matinee Miniature 4:55--Interlude 5:00--Superman 5:00--Veterans' Varieties 5:00--Ellis McLintock 5 Le Traoy 5:00-N 5: 00=When a Girl Marries 5:00--New: 3:05--stud io Party ° 5:10--~Meetin' With Keaton 5:15--Parade of Melody 5:15--Easy Rhythm 5:15--Portia Faces Life 5:15--Terry and The Pirates 5:15--Family Favorites 5:25--Gondola Sidelights 5:30--Make Believe Ballroom 5:30--Parade of Melody 5:30--High News Hit Parade : B WB 5:30--Reggie and Billy Keaton Wi 5:30--Sky King Ww. 5:30--Calling an Girls 5:45--Front Page Farrell 5:45--Pooky Tracks 5:45--Lum and Abner 5:45--Don Messer's Islanders 5:45--Candlelight and Silver Water Agreement (Continued from Page 1) Park Road: South and College Avenue, Park Road South and Pine Avenue, and Park Road South and Bloor Street West, The new agreement, it was pointed out will not become op- erative 'until such time as the master meters are\ installed. The present rates being paid for wa- ter by township residents will re- main in force until the master meters are in operation. Manager George F, Shreve and members of the Commission would not harard a guess as to CBL CFRB eration due to the fact that they still have to be ordered and de- livered while considerable work will be necessary constructing the meter pits. Mr, Shreve stated that the situation as regards securing this type of meter is slow at pres. ent. For the benefit of the Town- ship Council, Mayor F. N, McCal- lum explained that in moving that the installation of the me- ters be delayed he had overlook- fact that it was necessary for the Township to apply to the Municipal Board for , authoriza- tion to issue debentures, He stres- had been to make possible a sav- ing of money to the Commission and also the East Whitby taxpay- ers, Mayor Tenders Apology Tendering his apologies to the Township Council for his over- Swan ® Co. 107, Ki Fe nbn, be ig | rights nserved, 25°35 "So never once in your married life have your wife and vou disagreed--I daven't contradict mine, either!" po | sight, His Worship said -it might take months or years for the an< + |nexation program to go through. , | He said it was not altogether necessary for Oshawa to go into annexation as there were all kinds of lots which can be serviced and developed. However, sooner or later, the taxpayers of Oshawa and East Whitby would benefit from annexation. He considered that the majority would benefit from annexation rather than the way things~are how. He had, he continued, always tried to take the viewpoint of residents of East Whitby. The only point in the agree- ment which occasioned discussion was that relating to the power of ths Commission to control the use of water for lawn sprinkling, ir- rigation and industrial use. It was pointed out by the Commis- sioners that this clause gave the Commission the power in an em- ergency to restrict the use of wa-. ter in the Township the same as it does in the city. Councillor Explains Remark Councillor W. R. Noble ex. plained that his remark at a re- cent Council meeting about May- or McCallum throwing a monkey wrench had not been intended as; a slam against His Worship, He felt annexation would come ev- entually but he felt 'some relief would . be given township resi- dents if the P.U.C. could scale down its water rates. Députy Reevé T. D. Thomas ptinted out that the Township had borrowed $50,000 from the bank; and is'paying 4 per cent in- terest on this* money, It was, therefore, imperative .that the agreement be signed as soon as possible to permit the township to apply for authorization to issue debentures, Two Sentenced For Auto Thefts 'Windsor, : Ont., Nov. 18--(CP)-- Lynn Dougherty, of Windsor and Robert Wood of London, were each sentenced to one year determinate and 'one year indeterminate in re- formatory, when they pleaded guil- ty in magistrate's court to an as- sortment of charges involving thefts and auto thefts. 'The various penalties for each of the convicted: are concurrent. Included in the charges were two involving theft of an automobile from James Armstrong of Trenton and theft of another auto from Howard Clark at St. Thomas, Guid) OSHAWA SHOWING! MUSICAL SHORT & CARTOON 7 MATINEES: EVENINGS: National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Limited (Sat. to 5 pm.) ... After 6 pm. ... To 6 pa. ..vv.v0.. Adults 30¢ plus 08¢ Dominion Tax--36¢ . Loges 40¢ plus 08¢ Dominion Tax--48¢ + Adults 40¢ plus 08¢ Dominion Tax--48¢ (Sat. 5 vm.) ....., Loges 50¢ plus 10¢ Dominion Tax--80¢ CHILDREN (Mat. or Eve) 12%e¢ plus 2%¢ Dominion Tax--15¢ NEVER SUCH A MAN AS cD es The most amazing rogue of a thousand years of fiction . . . spipner of strange, wondrous tales « . . boldest braggart who ever made his boasts £ come true! Sinbad . , . in the palaces and harems of - ancient Persial EP : 4; Musical Family Settling Here The musical life of Oshawa has been enriched in recent weeks by the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Goodie and their five children, all of whom are accomplished vo- calists and instrumentalists. The' family plans to settle in Oshawa and several of the children will at- tend the Royal Conservatory of Mu- sic in Toronto. Mr. Goodie had his start in music 35 years ago. Joined 10 yearh later by his talented wife, they have been touring tthe North American con- tinent ever since giving of their art for the pleasure of audiences. The Goodies have presented concerts in all of the 48 states, in Mexico and in many sections of Canada from the west coast to Quebec. In addition to their vocal ability they also present selections featur- ing three violins, a viola, cello, bass violin, piano, marimba vibra harp mandoiln and drums. The family will broadcast each Sunday night over CKDO and also plans to offer their services to local churches and service clubs. Besides Mr. and « Mrs. Goodie members of the family are Winona, 23; Walter Jr. 22; Geraldine Vera, 17; Edna Mae, 15 "and Richard Eu- gene, 14. 'Ontario Centres (Continued fom Page 3) rooms with auditorium-gymnasium, but when lowest tender submitted came to $350,000 plan was scrapped and architect paid off. New archi- tect engaged and plans revised to build two new schools, one in each end of city, of five rocens each, at a total cost of $250,000. Last school previously built was Collegiate In- stitute which was opened in 1940, and which cost .$247,000. New schools each will contain four class- rooms and kindergarten, and it is planned that these will be expended when building costs become more reasonable. CORNWALL -- St. John Bosco Separate School built during past year and two other new schools un- der consideration, but no estimates announced to date. Bosco School es- timated to cost $159,000, and is now nearing completion, at an expected total of $162,000. A two-storey con- struction, 126 feet by 60 feet, built of structural steel, concrete, brick and cinder block, it will include 12 classrooms, board room, teachers' room, and basement will consist of assembly hall and three rooms suit- able for classrooms, in addition to storage space and furnace rocm. No um or laboratories are in- cluded. WOODSTOCK -- No new school construction under way or contem- plated at present time. Last new school built was Collegiate Institute in 1939, costing $251,000, including equipment, and containing 14 class- rooms and now serving 750 pupils. Survey being made to consider fu- ture needs, ORILLIA-- Seven municipalities, Orillia town and township, Oro, Ra- ma, Medonte, Coldwater and Match- edash, will vote on a matter of re- modelling and enlarging Orillia Col- legiate Institute, at a cost of $610,- 000, under new High School Area plan, Provincial Government will pay 75 percent of costs, remainder to be divided between seven muni- cipalities. Plans drawn by Page and Steele of Toronto. PORT ARTHUR -- Plans drawn by Board of Education in 1938 to enlarge school facilities for whole city. Four-classroom fire-proof con- struction school built in 1939 at cost of $45,000, designed for addition of second storey later. Plan interrupt- ed by war, and basement rooms and other available space utilized, in ad- dition to transferring whole classes to other parts of the city, in order to provide for surplus school popu- lation during war. Addition built to | Pine Street School of four class- rooms in 1945 for $52,828.56, and opened September, 1946. Consider- able difficulty obtaining approval of Municipal Board because of critical shortage of materials. This year second storey added to Current River School and main en-, # trance remodelled. This will add! seven classrooms, which will be rea« dy by January, and will cost $100,+ 000. Addition also being built to Shuniah School, ultra modern and fire-proof, with acoustic tile, ven- tilating system fluorescent lighting and ivory blackboards. This will pro- vide five classrooms and kindergar< ten. Part of old building being re modelled to provide auditorium gymnasium, and will cost $150,000 when completed next May. $17.50 Pay Boost For Mountbatten London, Nov. 18. -- (AP)--Lieut, Philip Mountbatten will get both a bride and a $17.50 pay increase Thursday. Under Royal Navy regulations his weekly pay is increased from the equivalent of $33.60 to $51.10. when he weds Princess Elizabeth at West minster Abbey. The increase is the customary marriage allowance. Princess Elizabeth's yearly al lowance, equivalent to $60,000 or about $1,153 weekly, also is expect ed to be boosted by Parliament. + HE ALRE TODAY Marks -- "Dead Reckoning at 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30. Last complete show at 9.20. Biltmore -- "The Best Years of Our Lives" shown at 2.30, 5.30 and 8.30 p.m. Last complete show at 820 p.m. Regent -- "13 Rue Madeleine" at 1.40, 3.35, 5.30, 7.25, 9.25. Last complete show at 9.05. YOU'LL SEE THIS SCENE HERE IN OSHAWA! Admission 50c. and Brian Aherne as Browning. conspicuous success. A Scene From Rudolf Besier's Romantic Drama "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" TO BE PRESENTED IN THE 'COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM THURSDAY @ FRIDAY @ SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20 - 21 - 22 By the Drama Club of the 0.C.V.I. at 8.20 p.m. Directed by Ernest Winter ® Music by 0.C.V.I. Orchestra Rudolf Besier's romantic drama, "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" will be.presented in the Collegiate Auditorium, Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, November 20, 21, 22, by the Drama Club of the O.C.V.I. at 8:20 p.m. Directed by Ernest Winter, music by O.C.V.I. orchestra. Tickets on sale at Henderson's Book Store and by Collegiate students. This is-the story of the romantic courtship of Elizabeth Barrett. and Robert Browning, culminating in their elopement in September, 1846. The marriage took place over the violent and prejudiced opposition of Elizabeth's dour and sinister father. The play was first produced in 1931 with Katherine Cornell as Elizabeth It has been revived many times w. Only this year it has been released for non- professional use in ¢(.anada and the United States. TICKETS ON SALE AT HENDERSON'S BOOK STORE and by Collegiate Students .... : This Advertisement is Inserted with the Compliments of PRICE YARDS LIMIT] NORTH OSHAWA PHONE 4310 -- TORONTO .......... OR 491 & 4492 (Bell River) .. Admission 50¢ WHITBY | PHONE 41 «al