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SATURDAY, APRIL: 17, 1948 | family Sunday supper guests of Mr. | canada." And why y not? Back from and Mrs. B. Hubbard of Burketon. wintering in Florida or Mexico, the A Miss Joyce Gifford is spending a white-throats - greet their home § ew days with Mrs. George Kilpa- | land with frank loyalty if not with § pik. of Harmony. | ecstasy. : and Mrs. Harold Jepson and ! Their breedin $ g grounds range ig of Columbus, Mr..and Mrs. from the Maritimes to Alberta, and Po , Thoms ang baby of Court- as far north. as the Mackenzie: Torre und Ry itors of Mr. and 'while a few less ambitious travellers | ry Lame from the south nest in the more hs S. Ivor Gerry of Tor- southerly reaches of the United ociation | S Jpionuily meetin) Onto spent fhe week-end with Mrs. States. And because the ~white- 2 he ome * 0 8. J. Cruick- rd Sse bi throats frequently sing by night as an nry De Mille spent the wel, as by day, French Canadians The meeting opened with the sing | week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Tho- call the bird rossignol or nightine ing of the hymn "A Charge To mas De Mille of Oshawa. | gale. 2 § Keep I Have." Mrs, J. W. McMaster "PAGE EIGHT 17, THE-DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE LAFF-A-DAY Mrs. Edgar Werry Gives Zion W.A. Interesting Talk HELEN DAVIDSON Correspondent Zion, April 15--Zion Women's As- | sociation held its monthly meeting | 11:30--Eric Wild's Orch. 12:00--News WEBW 12 Lae It With Music CKEY New: CJBC 12:00--~CBC 12:00--News WBEN-WGR--CFRB 12 05 Buddy Moreno Orch, WGR-CFRB CFRB 12:30--New:. 12 30--Frankle Carle's Orch. WGR 1:00--News --~WGR SATURDAY EVENING 6:00--News 6: 0 Walter Bowles New: 00--Milt Herth Trio " :00--News; Women Electors 6:00--Race WGR CJBO CKEY--WBEN CFRB CHUM WEKBW 30--Children 's Theatre :30--Music Calvacade » Bo Until recent years, the elk or wap- Resu 6:00--Clearing-Up the Weather 6:05 baie lieve Bairvom :15--Hit Tunes : a es You Love :15---CBC :15--Top of the Day 6:20--~Musical Interlude, 823 Weather. sports ews bw rt Heartbeats [] ES eharday Supper Club 6:30--Ollle Howard 6:30--NBC Symphony Orch 6: Z0-Music You Love 6:30----New! 8: '30 Divertimento 6:30--Remem! 6:30--Jim 'Hunter 35--Saf Clinic : Adee: ne B'dw"y Shows Yes! b Harmonies 00--Musto E Hall Varieties :00--Meet Gisele 13 0--Leave It to the Girls 7 7:15--Canadian Short Stories 725 Musical Interlude 7:30--U. of B. Round 7:30--Challenge of the 7:30--~Musical Mysteries hE :30--Abe Burrows New: 45_Driver of the Week trin, d Tim ide atl Bam. Pettingill 1:00--News Ew ag Melodies Reports 100 pemecostal Church urtaln Echoes i 05 The 4 Little how :15--Humanitarian Hour Ta Ebin Edin in tate 2 ot 30--News Review Rd. Ch 3 National Vespers :30--Bllly Keaton's Amateurs :30--Boston Symphony Orch. :30--The Way of The ' Spiris :45--Corinne Jordan :45--Seek Ye First 'The = Hour 4030411 :00--CBS :00--U! Giruinian Hour 200 New! Tenr Brocks TOP Six :03--Capital Report 2:05--Sunday Musicale rst tin anni naan nnn nna MONDAY MOKNING 4:30--Uncle Ervin 3: It Win Muslod, 5: Ce Reveille JBC 5 35-vach Ervin CKEY :15--Pilgrimage to Amsterdam WKBW " WBEN CKEY CFRB 150 Ni 33--Band Music y It With Music Uncle Bevin, News Ber the. Morning Buehl 6 {45--Uncle Ervin 6:45--News 6:45--Gospel Singer 6:35--Hymn for the Day 6:55--News 7:00~News; Musical Clock 7:00--Breakfast Melodies :00--Percolator Parade News B 7:15--Rev. Gerber, Songs 7:30--Headlines 7:3)--Press News 7:30--Ervin Victor 7:30--~News; Musical Clock 1: 3) Breakfast 8% Chum 7:30--C. 7:35--Top ©' yhoo! Morning 7:35--Bre nifast Melodies ( --~WBEN---CFRB :00--Two Hours With Holly. Copr. 1948, King Features . face was uly "Im glad Eddie's outgrown the age When his 8 smeared with jamin 12:35---CHUM Vi 7:40--Top o' the Morning 12 '46 Hollywooa Be Prograta 1 had charge of the devotional. The ° i scripture lesson was read by Mrs, | With Canada's | Russell Perkins. Mrs, Alf, Ayre gave | a talk on the lesson. Mrs. J. Cruick- shanks offered prayer. Next every- | one sang the hymn "O For A | Faith That Will 'Not Shrink." The program included a piano | was then sung by Mrs, Hans. ' Geissberger. The meeting closed with a prayer by Mrs. McMaster. Lunch was served by Mrs. R. Perkins, Mrs, J. Cruickshanks, Miss | A, Ayre, and Mrs, J. W. McMaster. Lost Heir Party The Zion W.A. held its Lost Heir Party on Tuesday ' evening of this week. Everyone in this community and many from the surrounding | village attended. All reports say they spent a very enjoyable even- ing. The members of the W.A. served a delicious 'lunch. Prizes were won' by Mrs, Hans Gejssberg- er, ladies high; Mr, John Nemis of: Courtice, gentlemen's high; Miss Joan Morgan and Mr, Clifford Hayes of Harmony. The Zion dance committee has Naturalists | By THE CANADIAN PRESS ! eh Gavin, several historic in the nly in- [Soriiws in Canadian 'birds, he has contributed an article to a recent |issue of the Wilson Ornithological | Bulletin, describing the species id- entified in the Perry River region. A unique feature of his story is a listing of the Eskimo' mames for many familiar birds. Itfurnishes a first, easy lesson in Eskimo. | Now- -ya is their label for the her- ring gull, Ah-mou-le-gak is the | Eskimo term for the snow buntings | which nest abundantly in that northern zone, Probably there's something un- pleasant conveyed in the name Too-le-gak, for the northern raven, for that bird often ruins the pelt of | | white foxes which the Eskimo tra: aps | |ing. Ook-pit is the name for the | snowy owl, Tood-lee for the golden | as an important part of his trad- | iti, handsomest and most stately of American deer, was only occasion ally in the woods and beside the lakes and streams of Banff Natio. nal Park, But those big cats the cougars, ere relatively common. To sav the elks, the cougars were virtually liquidated and this measure work- ed so successfully that the deer with their dignified walk--as if showing off antlers that sometimes spread six feet above the animals of half a ton--now are common, It is not unusual to ses 10 or a dozen of them in a nearby strech of woodland. So numerous have they become, that it might be necesstry to Jedues the elk population in the park, DEFER CANAL OPENING Cornwall, April 17 -- (CP) -- Opening of navigation at Cornwall | Canal has been deferred to April | 22, it was disclosed Friday. The opening originally was scheduled {for April 19." No official reason for the postponement was given, $s-Thiainge 7:40--Percolator Parade ma ing $15 to the Aid To British Children | Fun 145--Unity Viewpolnt 12:40-Rhyihm Rendezvous 7:30--Cuckoo Clock ? :30--Girls' IRL ed 2:30--News a yo | plover, Tood-lik for the loon and! 7:30--The Old Ranch House its 7:45--This Week 7:45--Ho! 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You'll go 125 treat Whizzer Motor with all necessary attachments - « - - « d. : The "Open Circle" held BC | meeting on Monday evening of this with Keaton Varieties 33st x ne :30-- e Belleve Ballroom 5: y 'Bay Stories Just Plain Bill Lee Hamilton Tommy Dorsey Flying Physicians For Rural Areas In Hospital Plan London, Ont., 'April 17--(CP)-- In future Ontario regional hospital setups medical specialists will be available by air to rural patients and patients also_will be flown to medical centres, . Dr. Agnew, executive secretary of the Canadian Hospital Council, pre- dicted today. In addressing the closing ses- sions of the Ontario Hospital In- stitute's annual convention, Dr. Agnew told administrator-delegat- es of other "probable" changes:-- 1. More attention to the now- almost-forgotten patients includ- ing alcoholics, drug addicts, the Zadly psychotic and the chronically ill. 2. Pooled or integrated services, with certain hospitals specializing in diagnosis and treatments of cer- tain types of illness. 3. Follow-up care of patients after they had left hospital. 4. Closer relationship with doc- tors, with many hospitals installing offices for doctors. 6. Possible establishment of low cost "diagnostic : clinics." 6. Revision of nurse-training methods. Dr. Agnew said that centralized schools of nursing might be one answer to the present "apprentice- ship system" under which there is a serious shortage of nurses, TUNE IN BRESLIN'S of Bowmanville TOMORROW, 4.30 P.M. CKDO "Who Said That?" Every Sunday ' Afternoon G. Harvey week at the Sunday School. The meeting opened with Miss Margue- rite Trevail, president presiding. Hymn "Faith Of Our Fathers." Everyone joined in saying the Lord's Prayer. Miss Glenora Mor- EY (gan had charge of the devotfonal. L | Jack Stainton read the scripture. Mm |Miss Lois Glassell gave the topic. Prayer was given by Rev, E., S. Linstead. Hymn "Onward Christian BI, | Soldiers" was sung, The program was in charge of Misses Doreen and Marguerite JBC | Trevail. First was a reading entitled "When Ma Is Sick" and "When Pa Is Sick" by Miss Mary Geissberger. Miss. Joyce Gifford read a poem. Master Sid Trevail gave a violin solo accompanied by his sister Dor- een Trevail on the piano. Miss Glo- ria Atkins gave a reading. Sid Trevail played the violin. Misses Gloria Atkins and Doreen Trevail had charge of the games. A plentiful lunch was served by the girls. The next meeting of the"Open Circle" will be held on Tuesday, April 27, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dart. The Young People of the com- | munity are invited to a friendly Get-Together. at the home of Mr. | and Mrs. Murray Johnson of Max- wells, on Saturday evening of this week, Personals Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moffatt and Paul of Oshawa were Friday even- ing guests.of. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Davidson. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Fisher and family of Oshawa were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mrs, Roy Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cameron were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Coverley of Ebenezer. Miss Ada Pascoe of spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pascoe. Mr, and Mrs. Carles Cuthmore and children were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Glassell. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Davidson and STROWGER'S Furniture Co. Ltd. WHITBY Authorized General Electric Dealers -- Present -- "The. Old Ranch. Howse " EVERY SATURDAY 7:30 P.M. © CKDO "For Your Listening Pleasure" miles on a gallon 2 gm] It's a transportation JOIN THE NUMBER WHO LISTEN REGULARLY TO Toronto | | Ood-loon, oddly enough, is their {call the snow goose (lesser) Kang- o-wak, and the rough-legged hawk is Keel-gavik. Birds, kinds of wild life, play a vital part in Eskimo life, and the name of the tribe familiar to Mr. Govin is"Kog- muit." Freely translated this means the swan people, "for whistling swans--Kog-yuk in Eskimo--are abundant breeders ritory. » Ld series of fine, clear, pensive whist- les make music on a spring morn- | ing, Americans translate the song into "Old Sdm Peabody, Peabody, Peabody," and call the songster the Peabody bird. Canadians know better. There is no doubt whatever that what the white-throated sparrow sings "Sweet, sweet, Canada, Canada, | name for the Canada goose. They | with other | in their ter- I South of the border when a is | SEEDS, PLANTS, GARDEN SUPPLIES Cut out this advertisement, mail i, at once with your name and address. You will receive FREE our beautiful new garden book, fully illustrated, several pages in natural colours, finest, most complete ever published. 43 \ WHPERRON x CQ: SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN 955 STLAWRENCE BLVD. MONTREAL Fire Chie ROBERT DEY of PEMBROKE, ONT., performs gallant deed although wrists slashed by broken window Ic wasn't the sight of angry flames enveloping Phe two-storey home that filled Mrs. Anderson's heart with terror. It was the thought of her 11-month-old baby boy -- trapped alone in that blazing inferno! For a second or two she stood rooted to the ground , . « and then a scream om inside the house brought her back to reality. Three times, in spite of neighbours' protests, she tried to reach her baby. Bo she had to give up . . her face and hair singed by the flames. DEY ENTERS THROUGH WINDOW By this time firemen were batt- f Rescues Eleven Month old Baby WINS DOW AWARD Desperately, Mrs Anderson tried to enter the burning house. After three attempts, her hair and face singed, she realized that she must give up. 'pan ling the blaze and Chief Robert Dey was ajempting to force his way into the house. Finally he smashed a window and crawled through. Although both his wrists had been cut by the broken lass he fought his way into the Blazing living room an managed to find the little boy. Then, choking from the dense smoke and terrific heat, he made his way back to the windpw and soon had the youngster safe in his mother's arms. We are proud to recognize publicly the gallantry and out- standing bravery of Fire Chief Robert Dey of Pembroke, On- tario, through the presentation of The Dow Award. 12:15--Aunt Jenny Storles : =Lunicheon Date New: Mbit' Ladies hi WESW roe Jeane, ows :15--Pilgrimag msterdam 12:30---World at Noo: :30--Theatre cull' on the Alr WhBW 12: Luncheon Club :30--Shorty Bell CFRB---WGR ; nt Farm Broadcas :30--Alb "30--Gordon Sinclair Jr. 12:30--Romance of Helen Trent :00--Alliance Tabernacle o of israel , 0--Call to Worship Complete Standard Motor Bike - $249.00 | Semi Deluxe with spring fork - $269.00 Remit with order -- or ped 10% K deposit, balance C.0.D. t PEERLESS BICYCLE WORKS 195 Dundas St. W. 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