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PACE EICHT THE DAILY TIMES- GAZETTE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1948 RADIO LOG Sm TIME TABLE MONDAY EVENING ¥:00--Broadyay and Vine 6 100i Parade ews R-- WEKBW--WBEN--CKEY 6:00--Bowles and Settell CJBC s 05----Musical Interlude CFRB 6:05- -Make Beileve Ballroom 6: :10--Odditles in News une Time CFRB CBL 2258 z eB o® a §3 § : :10--Parade of Melody :15--Preview with Music :15--Songs of Cheer -~Tello-Test :15--Jum Wells. Sports :15--News & Farm Report :15--What"s Your Beef? B® fost 1-3 [2] 2 § et hb ret ] 5&0 be he be br BRL Ee o :30--J! :30--Ralph Hubbell Sports 6:30--David Street Son Shop 6:30--Divertimen nto 6:30--Report on Sport 6:40--Wes. McKnight $:30-Porsonaiily Parade 6:45--Three Star Extra 6:45--Lowell Thomas 6:45--Parade of Melody 6:40--BBC News 6:45--Foster Brooks Show 6:50--Did I Say That? 6:55--HIt of the Day CJ 6:55--International Commentary CBL 7:00--Lorne Greene, News CEKEY 7:00--Sweet Music 7.00--Kesten's Corner 7:00--Console Capers 7:00--Supper Club 7:00=-Beulah 7:00--News %7:00--Chicho Valle 7:05--Make Believe Ballroom %:10--The Lighter Side Sings 7:15--Frosier Gregory %:15--Novatime 7:15--Jack Smith Show WGR--CFRU World WBEN WEKBW CBL CJBC 7:30--Ethel and Albert 7:30--Your Music 9: 7:30--Lyle Evans 7:30--Club 15--pob Crosby CFRE-WOR 7 '45--Christmas' Fantasy 7:45--Sportsman's Show 7:45--News 5 50--I See by the Paper 8:00--Point Sublime 8:00--Inner Sanctum 8:00--Allen Roth 8:30--My Favorite Music K. 8:00--Around the World in 80 Da3y BC 8:00--cCava.cade of America 8:00--The Electric Hour 8:15--0n Stage 8:30--Double or Nothing 8:30--Lyn Murray Show 8:30--National Farm Forum 9:30--Want To Lead a Band? 8:30--Wilfred Reed Show 8:30--Arthur Godfrey's Talent 9:30--Stewart Smith 8:30--Volce of Firestone 8:45--Property Owners 8:45--Musical Program 8:55--Bill Henry, News 8:55--Ontario Farm Forum 9:00--Scarlet Queen 9:00--On Stage America :00--The Labor Story )0--Symphonic Eorres 00--Radio Theatre :00--News 00--Telephone Hour :15--Inside Story :30--Sugar Bowl Boxing 30--Choral Group :30--The People Ask :30--Lingering Lennicks :30--Vicwr Record Album :30--Dr. 1.Q. Quiz :45--Ron Hambelton :45--Voice :00--Tune Tryst :00--My Friend Irma' 00--Mayor of the Town RB .00--Contented Hour CyB WEEN 0:00--Contented Hour 0:00--Music of Manhattan 00--CBC National News 00--Communism 0:152-Baby Pusher 0:15--CBS News Roundup :30--News :30--Songs For You :30--Earl Godwin 0:30--Fred Waring 0:30--Screen Guild Players 0:30--Spivak Serenades 0:30--Information Please 0 :30--Provincial Affairs :45--So the Story Goes 0:45--Bo1 Isbister Trio 0:45--Junior Chamber Forum WEKBW 0.45--News 0:45--So0 the Sony Goes 10:45--Answer M 10:53--Romantic "Cycles 10:55--Sports News 10:55--Headltners 1:00--Theé Choristers CBL 1:00--News WGR-WBEN.CFRB-CKEY 1:00--News W 1:00--Dominion News Bulletin IBS 11:05--Mickey Luster Show 11:10--Organ Reve! Conn 11:10--Million I: ye Ballroom WEKBW 11:15--Robert Lewis B 11:15--Joe Wesp, ironic Reporter WBEN 1:15--Christie"s Wax Works CJBC 1:15--Late 'Sports WGR 1:25--Late Sports Column WBEN p }:23= Interlude WGR "11:30--America United WBEN 1:30--Guy Lombardo Orch. B 1:30--Martin Tobin [une Time WGR 1:30--Wally Wicken's Orem CBL 2:00--News--House Par CKEY 2:00--News WBEN- WHBW-WGR- rCRRS CBL CFRB--WGR CKDO WREN C! WKB VOLVED 0: 10: 1 1 1 1 tk ft fk nk fh fo fk fh ft fd fd fd oo 2:00--~CBC News Bulletin 2:05--S8t. Louis Serenade WBEN 2:05--Stan Kenton CFRB 2:05--Music Room WKBW | 2:15--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 12:30--Virginia Beach Orch. WRRN 12:30--News CFRB 1 fous Party CKnY 1:25--New: WEKBW 2: {00--News--Say It With Music CKEY TUESDAY MORNING 8:00--Uncle Ervin 5:30--News 5:30--550 Reveille 5 :35--Uncle Ervin 6:05--Top o' the Morning 6:05--Uncle Ervin 6:10--CHnt Buehiman 6:25--Hyman for the Day 6:30--News 6:30--Press News 6:30--Farm Service, CEDO Weathers WGR 6:35--Uncle Ervin WKB 9:00--9:00 News ! 9:05--Music in the Morning 9:05--All Time Hit Parade 3:10 NoYatime . pte :115--Morning Melodies :30--Oklahoma Roundup :30--Oshawa Shopping Basket :30--Clevelandalres 9:35--Homemakers' Club 9:45--Peggy's Point of View 9:45--In Your Name ij3--Oniar School - Easy Rhythm :50--News :00--~My Crue Story Parade of Bands :00--New. 0:00--Peggy's Point of View 00--House Party 00--World of Fashion :00--Fred Waring Show :00--CHUM Slogan Contest :05--Morning Music :05--Tommy Dorsey Show :05--Make Believe Ballroom :15--Dept. of Highways 0:15--Coffee Call 0:15--Kindergarten of the Alr 0:17--Song Parade 0:25--Magazine of the Alr :25--Interlude :30--Kate Aitken CFRB 0:30--Rom. of Evelyn Winters WGR :30--Press News CEDO :30--Road of Life 10:30--Ethelwyn Hobbes 10:30--News 10:35--CHUM Slogan 'Contest 10:35--Love Letters and Songs 10:35--Plano Interlude 10:40--News 10:45--David Harum 10:45--The Little Show 10:45--Club Time 10:45--Joyce_"ordan, M.D. 10:45--Life In Canada 10:45--Jane Weston 10: 35 Novelaue his Is Nora Drake bh mL Godfrey 11:00--Music for You 11:00--Ro:..d of Life 11:00--Bill1 Harrington Sings 11:00--News 11:00--Organ Reveries 11:00--Morning Varieties CHUM 11:00--Breakfast in Hollywonrd WEKBW 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom En a bt 11:15--Hawalin Harmonies | 11:15--Big Sister 11:15--June Dennis 11:30--Claudia 11:30--News 11:30--Galen Drake 11:30--Jack Berch Show 11:30--~Grand Slam 11:30--Chuck Wagon Serenade 11:30--What"s Your Beef 3 10! 11:35--Stork Club of the Alr 11:40--Musical Interlude 11:45--Bernie Braden Story 11:45--Jack Smith Show 11:45--Ted Malone 11:45--Lora Limited 11:45--Do You Remember 11:45--Rosemary 11:45--Lora Lawton 11:50--News, Gordon Sinclair TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--News CKEY-WBEN 12:00--North Shore Farm Digest c=Do 12:00--Music for Midday 12:00--Welcome Traveller 12:00--Ozark Valley Folk 12:00--Wendy Warren--News 12:00--Melody Inc. 12:00---BBC News 12:05--Pick the Hits 12:15--Luncheon at ihe Norman 12:15--Luncheon Mus! 12:15--~Reading 'owen the Lines WEN 12:15--Farm Broadcas 12:15--Aunt Jenny Stories ! 12:15--Lucy Linton | 12:20 --Listen Ladies 12:30-- Luncheon Club 12:30--Radio Show 12:30--World at Noon 12.30--Lorne Greene, News 12:30--News 12:30--Romance of Helen Trent "Wor 12:30--Ont. 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Smith 3 30--Raiph Hubbell, Sports :30--Jim Hunter. News 6:30--Easy Listening 9:30--Ive Richards--Sports 6:35--Sweet Combo 6:40--Wes sn EL Sports 6:40--Parade of Mel 6:45--Dinner Date 6:45--Three Star Extra 6:45--Lowell Thomas News 6:45--Richard C. Hottelet News WGR 6:50--Did I Say That? CFRB 6:55--International Commentaries CBL WEKBW WGR CEKEY CFRB CKDO 'WBEN CJBC CBL 7:00--Lorne Greene, News 7:M--Sweet M 7:00--Across oy I ootlights 7:00--Supper Club 7:00--Kesten's Corner 7:00--Al Harvey 7:05--Make Believe Ballroom CKEY 7:10--Lighter Side WEKBW 7:15--Edmund Hockridge Sings CJBC 7:15--Sports Today CBL p Septette WKBW 7:15--The Little Show CKDO 7:30--Club 15--Bob Crosby WGR-CFLB 7:30--International House Party YBEN 7:30--Home_ Folks Frolic 7:30--The Green Hornet wEBW 7:30--Ethel and Albert CJBC 7:30--Max Chamitov Pianist 7:30--Club 15--Bob Crosby 7:30--Bob Crosby Show Jom of View 7:45--New: 7:45 Singin' Sam 7:45--Edward R. 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You: CFR. 10: B0-T0 cuter Suare to Old Broad 10: 20--Red Skelton 10:30--N 10 30_Boxing Bouts 10:30--Among Ourselves 10:40--Joe Crysdale Sports 10:45--Let Freedom Ring 10 53 Romagtio Cycles 10:55--Headlin 10:55--Sports News CKDO 11:00---Dominion News Bulletin CJBC 11:00--Alberta Ranch House CBL 11:00~News WEKBW-CFRB-WGR- WBEN-CKEY 11:05--Mickey Lester Show CKEY 1; 0--Organ Reverie CFRB :10--News Analysis WGR HE 10--Million Dollar Ballroom WEBW R | 11:30--Charlie Spivak LAFF-A-DAY Ag wf i i ad : Geatores Syndioste, Me. Workd rights revit i a ree g-- "If you break your leg, you i $3,000--exactly the price of that fur coat I was looking at!" Veteran Thespian Recalls Early Drama By DOUGLAS GREEN Canadian Press Staff Writer Calgary, Feb. 2--(CP)--Early re- cords aof amateur dramatic activi- ties in southern Alberta generally are overshadowed by stories of the "cow town" era kind and the obiter dicta of such legendary figures as the late Bob Edwards of "Calgary Eye-Opener" game, But Frederick 8. Dyke, formerly of Calgary and now living at Lantz. ville, B, C., who was connected with many of the early performances, recalls that gala performances at the old Hull "O'ry House" of such perenhial favorites as the "Mika- do," other Gilbert and Sullivan op- eras and the frequent musical and minstrel shows organized by the late Crispin Smith, a police magis- trate, caused a stir in society. Calgary became really conscious of the drama with the building of the Sherman Grand Playhouse in 1912, Modern for the times, the playhouse seated about .3,000 and offered an inducement to first class travelling companies to play Cal- gary. The first amateur production re- called by Mr, Dyke was a perform- ance in 1927 of Sir James Barrie's "Alice Sit-by-the-Fire," in which Mrs. Ida Landale, now a torchbear- er for the Victoria Little Theatre movement, played the lead. The Alberta Drama League was formed in 1932. In all subsequent regional drama festivals held un- der the league's auspices up to the outbreak of war, the Calgary L.T.A. In Alberta and its successor, the Calgary Thea- tre Guild, were well represented. The Calgary L.T.A. joined forces in 1931 with a sister organization, the Calgary Green Room Club, and under the new name of the Calgary Theatre Guild presented with increasing success may even- ings of full length and one-act plays. An annual city drama festival sponsored by the Guild and organ- ized by Mr. Dyke enabled church, school and other dramatic groups to compete, In its fifth year it at- tracted no fewer than 15 local en- tries, necessitating a five-night run of oneact plays. Somewhat later the Guild en- gaged Frank Hoyroyd of Edmonton as professional director. A new playhouse, formerly an abandoned oll exchange, was opened in 1936 by, the late Lord Tweedsmuir, when a' performance of M. Shairp's "The Crime of Blosscm" was presented under Mr. Holroyd's direction. The present Calgary Civic Thea- tre was formed in 1944, with pro- ductions given- e former Bu- gene Coste home, ich is the nu cleus for a future civic centre. The influence of the Banff School of Fine Arts, inaugurated in August, 1933, under the auspices of the extension department of the University of Alberta has been noteworthy in the development of amateur dramatics in southern Al. berta. The school's annual sessions, now covering an entire month, at- tract students from all parts of Canada and elsewhere. 's wax Yorks Q. 11:15--Christ! CJBC 11:15--Robe! B 5 11:15--Joe Wesp, Ry Reporter WBEN WGR 11:15--Late Sports 11:25--Interlude 11:25--Late Sports Column WGR WBEN CFR! 11:30--The Click Orch. NBEN 11:30--Christle's Wax Works CJBC 11:30---Radio Playhouse CBL 11:30 -Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR MIDNIGHT 12:00--News WBEN --CFRB--WGR 12:00--News--House Party CKEY 12:05--Guy LOmOATIo Orch, CFRB 3 :05--Music WKBW :05--St. Louis Serenade 2 13--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 12 CFRB :30--New: B (12 30 Virginia Beach ore, 12:55--News 1:00--News--House Party 1:00--News 1:00--Music Room 1:25--News WKB 2:00--News--Say It With Music 6:45 a.m. C. FOUNDED IN 1773 The Royal Opera House in Stockholm was founded in 1773 by King Gustaf III, but was replaced by the present one in 1898. LONG AND THE SHORT The year's longest day lasts about 15 hours, the shortest, nine and a half, a Tredwell Is Soloist In Bach- Elgar Choir When the Bach-Elg -Elgar Choir of B B Hamilton sings Hayden's Creation | next Thursday night at St. Paul's | Church in Toronto, the talents of | two cities will be pooled both for musical art and for the purpose of raising funds for the Personal Par- cel Service of food and clothing for Great Britain, Dr. Charles 'Peaker conducts the 120-voice choir, and saloists are: Jeanne Pengelly. soprano; Reginald EY Heal, tenor; Eric Tredwell, baritone. Mr. Tredwell is scheduled to ap- pear in Oshawa as featured artist in a song recital, Wednesday, Feb- ruary 18 at the Masonic Temple auditorium. With Alec Turner of the Toronto Male Teacher's Choir as accompanist, assisting artist will be soprano Brenda Kirkwood, also of Toronto. Annual Meeting Columbus Circuit Well Attended Kedron, January 28-- Mrs. C. F. Werry and Miss Nora Werry atten- ded the W.M.S. Presbyterial execu- tive meeting in St. Andrew's Church, Oshawa, on Friday, We are especially gateful to St. Y Andrew's for generous hospitality. Oshawa Presbyterial is to be held in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, on Thursday, fore- noon and afternoon sessions, Feb- ruary 19. All ladies invited. There was a good attendance, considering the cold weather, at the Columbus-Kedron union' annual meeting at Columbus Thursday evening. After the opening hymn the pastor conducted a memorial service for the following who pass- ed away during the past year: Mr. Bickle Guy, Mrs. Roy Cory, Mrs. George Hayes, Sr. "And God Shapp wipe away all tears; and there shall be no more death' Rev. 21:4. Ked- ron. minutes were read by C. F. Werry and approved. The slate of officers for Kedron was presented and adopted. Fol- lowing are the officers : Session, F. W. Lee, C. W. Hoskin, Everett Mountjoy, Ross Lee and Clarence Werry; stewards, Russell Down, Harold Werry and Howard Farn- dale; trustees, Harold Werry, R. J. Luke, F. W. Lee, E. Mountjoy, R. E. Lee and H. T. Cole; manse com- mittee, Everett Mountjoy and How- ard Farndale; colleetors, Robert Werry and Edwin Down; assistant collectors, Lorne Tregunna and John Glover; tellers, Clarence Wer. ry and Russell Down; auditors, Walter Davis and Harvey Cross- man; treasurer, Russell Down; se- cretary, C. F. Werry; flower com- mittee, Mrs. C. F. Werry 'and Mrs. E. Mountjoy; M. and M. commit- tee, J. H. Pascoe, treasurer, Walter Davis (Congreg.) Mrs, J. Glover, (WMS. affiliation) Marion Mount- joy (Y.P.U.) H. Farndaie (S.S.) Re. cording Steward for circuit, Ross E. Lee; E. W. Webber read Columbus minutes which were approved. Following business the ladies served lunch and a pleasant social hour was enjoyed over the tea-cups with delicious sandwiches, tarts and cookies. Mr. H. A. Werry mov- ed a vote of thanks to columbus friends. Mr. R. E. Lee, on behalf of Kedron congregation, invited Col- umbus 'congregation to meet at Kedron in January 1949. Invitation was accepted, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lee were guests at a party given by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McGregor, Oshawa, re- cently. George Pantry has returned from holidays at Toronto and Acton. Miss May Hepburn led the wor- ship at Y.P.U. Sunday evening; topic "Life of Christ and hymns of the people". Many hymns were sung interspersing the talk. Attend. ance 22. Robert Werry will be in charge next week. Sympathy Extended We extend sympathy to relatives of the late Charles Edward Luke, native of East Whitby township, who passed away January 21st, at his home, 460 Armadale Avenue, Toronto, The late Mr. Luke was a son of the late George and Ann.Luke and was the last surviving member of a family of six boys and four girls: Sidney, Alice (Mrs. A, A. Crowle); Frances (Mrs. Rev. C. W. Rey- nolds); Lena (Mrs. Rundle); Em- ma, Herbert, Guy, Charles E., Fred. erick and W, Ambrose Luke. Be- sides his wife Adeline Luke, he is survived by a number of nieces and nephews in Oshawa. The late Mr. Luke had carried on business in Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, | New York and Toronto. He was in his 76th year. Interment took place in Union Cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev. A. D. Cornett, and bearers were six nephews: Messrs. Harvey G. Luke, Toronto; Howard, Lyle and Guy Luke, Evan Reynolds and Sidney Crowle, Oshawa. Mr, Rich J. Luke is a cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davidson, Oshawa, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Wray and family, Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Masters, Myrtle, were Sunday dinner guests at Mr. W. Lynde's. Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott are attending his uncle's funeral at Stockdale Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. C. F. Werry, Mrs. Everett Mountjoy, Mr. W. L. Mount- Joy, accompanied by Mrs. Harry STARTS CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer 5 0) [| ] 2 3 |4 6 |7 0 Iz 3 . 5 2-2 VERTICAL 1. branch of learning 2. porgy 3. hint 4. pelt 5. printed compilation 6. attic 7. pulpy' fruit Answer to Saturday's puzzle. Alo HORIZONTAL 46. gay festival 1 herb of 49. mountain Himalayas pass (Ind.) 5. malarial 52. totality fever 53. streamlet 9. deed 54. was 12. flagrant carried 13. wash 85. insect. 14. dove call 56. wriggling 15, South 57. soon American 8. even, contracted 9. suffer pain 10. mint 11. amphibian 17. produce . domestic bos vine animale alack! pause kind of cloth nearer Mohamme- | dan prince long-distance race 30. audi 31. not any 33. lug 36. retract 30. correspond 41. disease of 21. 22. 24, 25. 217. 29. 26. slightest 28. male figure as support- ing column 32. cunning 34. edible tuber 35. astral 37. fmch 38. cylindrical or slightly tapering 40. high card 41. portico 44. a twenty. 2 fourth part So time of gelation! 3 P . Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. Rae, Oshawa, attended the fun- eral of their cousin, the late Rcb- ert Edwin Ormiston, Toronto, on Monday. Interment took place in the cemetery at Dunbarton. A number of our Y.P.U. members enjoyed the Presbytery skating party at Newcastle Monday even- ing. Gordon Tripp was. called to Port Perry Wednesday evening to visit his mother who was ill with pneu- monia in the hospital. We are sorry to know Miss Mar- garet Wray, Mr. Arthur Wray's sister, is in Oshawa Hocspital, but pleased to report that she is mak- ing satisfactory improvement. We wish for her a fine recovery. Adults Get-Together Pereman's School was the scene of a friendly get-together of adults of the section when a card party was held Tuesday evening. The idea was to get the approval of the ratepayers re purchase of a radio for the school. The radio was for inspection and tone criticism and ccenments were favorable, Prize winners in cards were Harold Hep- burn and Mrs. Bill Ashton while! consolations were bestowed up:). C. F. Werry and Mrs. Morley Beath. Coffee supplied by Mr. and Mrs. McCormack and lunch, filled filled a successful evening. | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis and June, were Sunday tea guests at! | Mr. Hugh Gannon's, Oshawa. | Mr. and Mrs, Hoskin Smith were | Saturday evening dinner guests: at | Mr. Harold Werry's. Messrs. Thomas and Robert Flett, Harold Werry, Clarence and Wil- llam Werry attended the Holstein sale at Peterborough on Wednes- day. Messrs. Werry, Werry, and Davis were purchasers. Mrs. C. F. Werry and Miss Mur- iel Werry spent Wednesday in Pee terborough, Walter Davis, accompanied by Mr, James Cookson, Maple Groove, ate tendeq the Holstein sale at Peter= borough, Wednesday, Mrs, Davis and June visited Mrs. Cookson, INDIA'S TARIFFS Since 1921 India has had the power to impose tariffs upon £3%ds from Britain as well as non- ritish sources--a power fre- quently used. In Britain, the King is the onl person not allowed to listen to a Commons debate, - that privilege being last enjoyed by Charles I. CTHIATEES: | TODAY Biltmore -- "13 Rue Madeleine" | 2:01, 4:42, 7:23, 10:04. "Swing | Out Sister" 1:00, 3:41, 6:22, 9:03. Last complete show: 9:03. Marks -- "Corpse Came C.0.D." at 2:15, 4:55, 7:40, 10:20. "Devil Ship" at 1:10, 3:50, 6:35, 9:15. Last complete show at 9:05. | Regent -- "Moss Rose" 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.35, 9.30. Last complete show 9.20. IT MUST BE MURDER because who'd play dead Ps) with this ; blonde? 6:40--Ridin' the Range CEKDO :55--C: New: 3:15--"Ma Perkins" WBEN --CBL 3:30--Meetin" with Keaton WGR 3:30--Paul Whiteman Club WKBW 3:30--Pepper Young's Family : WBEN---CBL 3:30--News CEDO 3:30--News CHUM 3:35--Casa Loma Time CEDO 3:25--CHUM Slogan Contest CHUM 3:45--Lucy Linton ' CFRB 3 45--RIight To Happiness WBEN--CBL 4:00--Music by Cugat CKDO 4:00- -Four O'Clock News 'iz % : 4 :00--Hospital Party ; . 00----News | : :00--Voice of Memory 4:00--Backstage Wife PHILLIPS TABLETS THEIR KISS 7:00--Two Hours With Holly A PRELUDE TO VIOLENCE! 7.00--News; Musical Clock 1 00--News WBEN Percolater Parade News Ralph Snydsr Show Breakfast Melodies 15--Clint Buehiman 15--Rev. bi lg r, Songs 0--CBC Ne A 7:30--Press New: 7 :30--News, Musical Clock 3 330 Toray Washburn 0---Headlin 75 B30 peu Par Ther Comedy Fanon os Melodies On The Same Program! 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