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THE DAILY T} MES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1947 PACE TEN On The Air Tonight and Friday WGK CKEY CBL. (CBS) (NBC-CBS) 550 880 0 BUFFALO TORONTO WBEN CJBC (NBC) (MBS-ABC) 230 1010 TORONTO CFRB (CBS-CBC) 860 WB 1240 TORONTO M CHU 1050 WKBW (ABC) 1529 THURSDAY EVENING 6:00--Nows WER WON WES ~BBC New: :50-=Labor_on *the Alr Didi I Say That? :00--8weet Music. 00--Kesten 's Corner ii 00--=Tony The Troubadour 5 73 i] [J = oa « o 1] | A D--Interlude 5--~News 01 the World 5--Pinto Pete CEKDO k Smith Show WGR--CFRB Betty Morrison CBE :15---8ports Today r 15--Accent on Mus! 7:30--Club 15--Bob i WGR-OF Cras 7:30--Musical Program 7:30--Treasury Agent WEBS 7:30--Ethel and Albert 7:30--Int't House Party 7:30--Home Folks Frolic 7:45--Edward R. Murrow News 7:45--News 77:45--The Nation's Business 7:45--Singin' Sam 7:45--Toronto Today 7:50--O0ur Royal Heritage 8:00--Aldrich Family 8:00--Home on the Range 8:00--Candid Microphone CJBC 8:00--F.B.I in Peace and War WGR 8:00--Alan and Me CBL 8:00--~Community To Shon CKDO 8:00--Candid Microph one WKBW 8:00--Barry Wood CKEY CKEY 8:15--On Stage WEKBW CKDO SEEEERinREE rT, " 20 8:15--_Eucharlstic Cpngress 8:15--Bob Eberly Sings 8:30--~Money Makers 8:30--Flicks and Flashes 8:30--Burns and Allan 8:30--Drama Workshop 8:30--John and Judy 8:30~Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons 8:30--Norman Cloutier 8:30--The Clock 8:45--Meet Gisele 8:55--Bill Henry, News 9:00--~Music Hall 9:00--Tales of Willie Piper 3 Hi CFR. CFRB CJBC WBEN CKEY CBL WGR CKDO WKBW CJBC WGR CBL--WBEN WEKBW B--WGR CJBC 9: {00--Mustc Box CKEY :00--Press News 9:15--Gospel Hall CEKDO 9:30--Adventures of Boston - Blackie B 9:30--Village Store 9:30--Wayne and Shuster 9:30--Ellis McLintock's Orct 9:30--Concert Hall 9:30--Entertainment 1-A 9: :30--Do You Remember? KEY | 10:35 6:35-0BG News 7:00--Two - Hours with Holly 7:00--Breakfast at CHUM 7:00--~Breakfast Melodies 7:00--Ralph Snyder Show 7:00--Percolator Parade 7:00--News--Musical Clock 7:00--~News 7:00--~News 7: 3:30 Heamines 7:30--CBC New! 7:30--News, Musical Clock 7:35--Breakfast Melodies :35--~Lew Parker Comedy 7 :45--Pércolator Parade :40--T op 9 0' the Morning 7:45--Un ty Viewpoint :45--Terry Washburn :50--News :55--Melndy Highlight :00--Martin Agronsky oun H :00--Ni C! :00--Ralph Snyder Show :00--~CBC New 05 Breakfast ®at CHUM . New. 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Show 10:00---My True Story 10 0:05--Make Believe Ballroom I: 15--Southland Singing 0:17--Song Parade CFRB n: 15--Dept_of Highways Report gran 10:25--Interiude WG 10: 23-+Magazine Of the Alr on e 10: 30 "Ron EN 10:30--New: CEDO--CHUM 10: 30--Kate Altken CFRB 10:30--Evelyn Winters WGR 10:30--Ethelwyn Hobbes CBL 10:35--CHUM Slogan Contest CHUM 10:35--Love Letters and Songs CEKDO Food Facts and Fashions CBL 10:45--Novatime CKDO w Tunes . CFRB CKEY--WBEN CBL WKBW CJBC CKEY 12:30--News 12:30 Lorne Greene (News) 12:30--News 12:30--World at Noon 1230-190 Farm or Helen Trent FRB WEBW CBL WGR CJBC CHUM CEKDO epurte; CFRB 12: 45 Al tar Dance 'Parade CKDO 12:45--Walter Bowles CJBC 12:45--Women's Page of the Air WKBW 12:45--S8ingin' Sam CKEY 11 bie Sister 45--0u! r og Snaay 12: :55--Off the Cui 3 i00-- Musto Tor Friday 1:00--News _ 1:00--~CBC News 1: i ngtime Big Siater 1.00% ite n Parly WEKBW 100 Beautitul Music Treasury CHUM 1i05--Mystery Singer CKEY 1:15--~Ma Perk! WGR 1:15--The Happy CBL 'WBEN WEKBW 2:30--Rom. 1 :30--Radlo 8 1:25--Republican Committee 1:30--~Melody Inc. 1:45--Claire Wallace--They Tell Me CBL 1:45--Young Doctor Malone CFRB 1:45--Beautiful Music Treasury CHUM 1:45--Guiding Light WGR 2:00--Half Hour Concert 2:00--~Today's Children 2:00--Schiralll Presents 3 ul :00--Somethin| Senumental 3 urton ; Jerry 9 ire i 15--~Women in White :15--News Suns of Holly Sloane 2:30--Bride and Groom 2 Nae Your Best 2:30--New: 2: 30_Musically Yours 2:30--Look Your Best 2:35--8alute to the Nations 3:35--Three Quarter Time 2:40--Betty Crock: 2:45-Light of ng "Woria 2:45--~Rose of Mv Dreams 5--Lean Back and Listen 5--Tropicana 00--CH!' Slogan Contest 00--Dvcuble or Nothing 3:00--~News 3:00--Music by Martin 3 :00--Tello-Test CFR 00--Frank Herbert Concert Hoye 3:00--Life Can Be Beautiful WBEN----CBL 3:00--Ladtes Be Seated WEBW 3:05--Jerry Burke Show CKEY 3:15--Salon Concert CFRB 3:15--Ma Perkins WBEN--CBL 3 oa Star Dance Parade CKDO HUM With Keaton WGR e 3 30--pepper Young's Family -WBEN----OBL 3:30--Paul Whiteman Club WEKBW 3:35---CHUM Slogan Contest A CHUM 3:35--Parade of Melody CKDO 3:45--3; Time CEDO 3:45--Right to Habplaen WBEN--CBL 3:45--Lucy Linto CFRB 4:00--News CKEY CHUM CRET I: £3 Four O'Clock News Gongs opular CFRB CBL rirtotoirirerie ret rer rrr rd : ital 4:30--Winner Take A CFRB 4:35--Lee Hamliton' s Toso Matinee CHUM 4:45--From the Classics 4:45--Young Widder Brown 4:45--Dick acy 4:45--News 4:55--Interlude 4:55--Matinee Miniature 5:00--Supe! 5:00--Dick Tracy 5:00--~When a Girl Marries EN 5:00--Lee Hamilton's 1050 Matinee o CKEY 5:00-- News 5: Oy y.Letans' Varieties 5:00--N 5 '00 Blils Mel intone 5:05--Studio Part; 5:10--Meetin' With Keaton 5:15--Parade of Melody 5:15--Family Favorites 5:15--Portia Faces Life BOWLING RAINBOW LEAGUE With the end of the first acction not too far away, all the teams in the Rainbow League are working hard to give a good account of themselves and there are three teams tied for first place, wiht double ties all down the line. The winner of this section will really have to work hard all the way. In spite of the Christmas rush, the individual scores are improving steadi- ly and each week seem to set a higher standard. M. Nesbit leads this week with high double of 489. P. Fordham 471, L. Jack 448, D. Millman 421, I. Hubbell 413, M. Chant 404, V. Wanless 401, M. Pinder 401. The six high singles for this week are--M. Nesbit 327, L. Jack 278, P. Fordham 257, D. Millman 237, V, Wan- less 235, I. Hubbell 231. Tam Standing Purple . Black Tan Maroon Brown White Mauve Silver Gold Gray Blue Green Pink N'S STORE LEAGUE On Tuesday 'night the Men's Store League started the second section nad some very good scores were turned in. Collis Dept. Store rolled the high team triple with a score of 3752, the Silents were second with a score of 620. The high individual triple was rolled by E. Bemis with a score of 828. I. Smale rolled the next best triple with a score of 781. The high individual single was rolled by K. Whittington with a score of 336 closely followed by A. Moss with a score of 335. Pedlars took 3 points to Comcos 1; Hallidays took 3 points to Christies 1;4 CARPENTERS' BOX Auspices of United Brotherhood of SOCIAL and DANCE Car and Jol of A to be held in WHITBY TOWN HALL Whitby Local No, 397 A & P took 4 points from the Barbers; Silents took 3 points to O.B.L. 1; Pro- fessionals took 4 points from North Loblaws; Alger Press and South Lob- laws tied with 2 points apiece; Collis took 4 points from Skinners; Bank of Montreal and Powells tied with 2 points apiece. High individual triples--E. Bemis 828; I. Smale 781; J. Hope 768; A. Moss 755: R. Keeler 737; H. Godfrey 727; A, Waldron 720; W. Harmer 717; K. Whit- tington 711, High individual singles--K. Whit- tington 336, A. Moss. 335, I. Smale 334, J. Hope 325, E. Bemis 313, M. Powell 312, L. Whittington 308, R. Keeler 307, J. George 298, F. Gates 289. Lemon League--R. Wilson 97, Standing Professionals A&P Silents Pedlars . Hallidays South Lobl Alger Press OOOH HNN NNWWL A BN DOWNTOWNERS BOWLING LEAGUE Trimble really has his Troopers on the march this section. They grabbed 4 points agaln last night, with Trimble bowling a nice 769 (337). Another four point winner was the Coons who took them from the hapless Pushovers. The Pushovers haven't managed to get a point 'this section, but we have been warned to watch out next section. The Cracks led by Crwaford took four points from the Goons. Moaners and Bums staged a real battle for their points. The first game ended in a tle, and only forty pins separated their team totals. The Bums managed to take three pionts, leaving the Moaners moan- ing. The night's bowling left the league pretty well unchnaged. The Troopers are a little further out in front--the Pushovers are a little further behind-- and the rest of the teams are all grouped in between. Troopers 15 00.0000 s 000000 00 vans re 10 {3 points from Schofield Insurance to Te results were :--Pedlar People 3, Schofteld 9 9 1 7 wee 7 Pushovers 0 The top ten men for last night 'were: V. Trimble 769, B. Jackson 713, O. Crawford 701, B. Cook 701, B. Dick 698, H. Vice 673, B. Patte 672, R. Mann 646, R. Morgan 637, R. Gulliver 627. ,. Next week is our turkey roll. Every- one has an equal chance to win a prize, and there are twelve prizes to win--so everyone be there. The prizes are for high single, high triple, and ten mystery scores--all scores to include handicap. THE OFFICE LEAGUE Next week we will be Having our Christmas Roll and it is expected to be every bit as successful as last year. There will be vraious prizes given out and not only the high bowlers, but everyone will have a chance of show? ing thelr skill at spilling the pins, The awards will be given out immediately after the games, so don't leave early, you may be one of the lucky winners. Pedlar People started the second sec- tion off on the right foot by taking TODAY ( Biltmore--"Blithe Spirit" (Tech- nicolor) at 1:00, 4:09, 7:13 and 10:22 p.m. "Lady Luck" at 2:37, 5:41 and 8:50 p.m. Last com- plete show at 8:50 p.m. Regent -- "The Two Mrs. Car- rolls" 1.30, 3.25, 5.15, 7.15, 9.20, Last complete show 9 p.m. Marks -- "Blondie in the Dough" | at 1:00, 3:25, 5:45, 8:10, 10:35. "The Marauders" at 2:20, 4:45, 7:10, 9:30, Last 'complete show at 9:20, put them in a first place tie with Rob- ton Leather. Ontario Malleable and the up and coming V.A-H are knotted at 2 points each for second place with Bell Telephone and Smith Transport just one point down in third spot. 252 was high Ladies' single for the afternoon bowled by Nancy MacKay of Pedlar People, Betty Hill and Betty Hicks of V.A.H. struck off 225 and 204, and Helen Bawtenheimer of Bell Tele- phone hit the 200 bracket again this week with 213. Carl McGill of Ontario Malleable was high Gentleman with 265 and Frank Taylor of Smith Transport did it egain with 211 and 205. The | Insurance 0; Ontario Malleable 2, Bell Telephone 1; V.A.H. 2, Smith Trans- port 1, There will be no bowling on the 22nd of December, but the schedule will 'con- tinue throughout the rest of . the holiday season commencing on the 29th of December. Pedlar People ....... ria nsebanns Robson Leather . Ontario Malleable Bell Telephone oe Smith Transport ,. -- WITH -- PENNY ARTHUR SINGLETON - LAKE GANG ARE COOKING "WITH NEW 1 1 LAUGHS! = beie of _ w= tickets il SA ALEXIS SMITH ADULT ENTERTAINMENT THE INOW. ENTERTAINING BOOK STICKS \P LUNDER! KIDNAP! KILL! THE CREED OF A LAWLESS BAND TILL HOPPY SMASHES IT WITH BULLETS! Come in and see the biggest supply of hockey sticks in town. Big ones ---small ones--for Father or Son. Wide range of prices, BADMINTON Racquets & Equipment shorts, 10:45--Novelette 10:45--Listening Post 10:45--Joyce Jordan, M.D. 10:45--Jane Weston 10:45--David Harum 11:00--Vincent Lopez 11:00--Breakfast in Hollywood 11:00--Listening Post 11:00~Morning Varieties 11:00--News 11:00--Music for You CFRB 4 on Friday, December 12th AT 8 PM. Admission -- Gents 50 cents Ladies with Boxes Free Proceeds for Charitable Fund of Local 397 C e Smiths Hy Hollywood CFRB WGR CBL CFRB CJBC WBEN CEKEY CBL WGR WEKBW CKEY KDO WEKBW CKEY DEANNA. ber fit TECHNICOLOR tungh! The Melodies of JEROME KERN! 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