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PAGE FOURTEEN "THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1984 RADIO LOG--TIME TABLE Information on radio programs is supplied by the individual The 'T i and abit as submitted and does mot assume responsibility for inaccurate listings. corrections prints programs, THURSDAY EVENING CBL (CBC TRANS-CANADA) 6:00--Melody Parade 6:15---CBC Néws and Farm Mkt. Sum. 6:30--Divertimento 6:45---BBC News 6:55--U.N. Commentary 7:00--Tony the Troubadour 7:15--Del Mott, Bports 7:30--Wally Wicken, Pianist 7:45--The Nation's Business : :00--The Happy Time 8:30--John and Judy 9:00--Al Jolson, Music Hall 9:30--The Wayne and Shuster Show 10:00--CBC. National News Bulletin 10:15--~CBC News Roundup 10:30--Eventide 11:00--Sportsman's Show 11:30--Nocturne 12:00--CBC News CIBC (CBC DOMINION) 6:00--Bernie Braden Tells a Story 6:15--Ethel and Albert 6:30--Bowles and Settell 6:45---What's Your Beef? 7:00--Kesten's Corner 7:15--Hohner Harmony 7:30--Adventures of the Falcon $8:00---The Chuckwagon 8:30--Cross Section 9:00--Abbott and Costello 9:30--Can You Top This? 10:00---Len Hopkins' Orchestra 10:13--Dance Band Jamboree 10:45--Frank Bogart's Orchestra 11:00-~Dominion News Bulletin 11:15--United Nations Today 11:30--Christie"s Waxworks 1:00--CJBC News OFRB (CBS) 6:00--Candlelight and Silver 6:10--Tune Time 6:15--Hit' Tunes s: 3 {4m Hunter, News 0--Wes McKnight's Sporieviews ¢ So-pid I Say That? 7:00--Songs of Our Times 7:15--Jack Smith, Show 7:30--Club 15, Bi Crosby T7:45--News 7:50--Hydro Talk, Jim Hunter 8:00--CGuy Lombardo 8: 30--Lucky Listening :00--Morey Amsterdam Sho 9:30--Adventures of Boston " Biackie 10:00--Home on the Range 10:30--8ongs For You 10:45--Ontario Holiday FRIDAY MORNING | 8:10--Livestock Review | 8:18 S--Breakfast Time Tunes CBL (CBC TRANS-CANADA) 8: 00--Morning Jamboree :36--0OBC News and Weather Forecast 7 0 Breakfast Melodies 7:30--CBC 7:38! Teg Melodies 7:58--Melody Highlights 8:00---0BC News 5--Morning Devotions 30--Musical March Past 9:00---CBC News 9:05--Music in the Morning ' 9:45--National School Broadcast 10:18--Kindergarten of the Air jg usical Interlude Facts and Food Fashions in: re Weston 11:00--Road of Life 11:15--Big Sister 11:30--What's Your Beef? 11:45--Lhura Limited CIBC (CBC DOMINION) 7:00--Toast and Jamboree :00--Waiter Bowles, News :10--Doug 'MacFarlane, Sports :13--~Toast and Jamboree :00--CJBC News :08--8ugar and Cream :J0--Breakfast with Jeeves :15--~Breakfast Club :00--Nelson Olmsted :15--This Rhythmic Age :30--Kate Aitken :45--Music by Martin 8:15 Muateal Clock, I 8:08 Jay' Jna Ginger Show :00--Listening Post :18--~June Dennis :30--Maurice ington :45--Passing Parade CFRB (CBS) 8:30--News $a" o' the Morning 7:00--New: : Top o' the Morning Headlines Fun at Breakfast Ty Top o' the Morning ports Soundup 8 00--J Hunter, News 10:55--Headliners } :00---News, Jack Dennett :10--Organ Reverie te 15--Henry Jerome Sronatizs 11:30--The Three Sun 12:00--News CKEY (IND,) 6:00--Neéws 6:05---Make Believe Ballroom 7:00--Lorne Greene 7:10--~Maké Believe Ballroom 8:00--News 8: avaleade of Music 5: Music for Romance 00 fo the Sens Goes 3: munity Chest 9:15--Talk, Stewart Smith 9:25--Music 9:30--Drama Worksho 10:00--Berni Black Trio 10:15--Johnny Haslock Trio 10: Ce 10:40--8 10: A5--Hit *H the Day 10:50~Music Box 11:00--News 11:05--Mickey Lester Show 12:00--News, House Sarty 1 '00--News, House P arty 2:00--News, Say It With Music CKDO (IND.) 6:00--News 6:10--Report on Sport $ 20_Barade of Melody 3 0 Boke ns hythms of the Range me Folks Frolic Chest :15--Echoes of the Gay Nineties '30-- Norman Clout Gospel Hall Speaker 9: '30--Lean Back and Listen 9:45--Fashions in Music 10:45--News 10:55--8port News 11:00--Dréamtime 11:15--8ign-Off WGR (CBS) 6:00--News 4 joSisf Smith Sposa 6:25--Outdoor Barom [} i8-Repubiican "Bpeukir 6:35--Partnérs in 6:45--Lowell Thomas, News 7:00--Beulah 7:15--Jack Smith Show 7:30--Club 15 fews jood Ni 3 fan ob Time Tunés 8: :45--Gospel Singer 9:00--Nine O'Clock News 9:10--Women in the News 9:15--Mrs. Aitken 9:30--Barnyard Follies 9:43--Ann Adam Homecrattets Odlling ing . Melodi 11:00--Orchestras on Parade 11:30--Claudia 11:45--Especially For You 11:50--News, Gordon Sinclair CKEY (IND.) 7:00--News, Musical Clock 8:00--News 8:10--Hal Kelly, "Sports Stu Kenney 10:00--Ne 10: 9 Make Believe Ballroom 11: 11: ake Believe Ballroom 11:45--Hit Tunes of the Day CKDO (IND.) Parade Parade 3 Devat| hy nbn ing asket Southland Singing to Leibert Serénade WGR (CBB) 8: ore Time 5:50--News | & nore Time :30--Farm Reporter 7:45~Bdward R, Murrow, News 8:00--FBI in Peace and War 330 un Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons a v. Thomas E, Dewey 3: time Photographer 1090 MallindsE DlAynouss 0:30--First Nighte: : de 1% Boman About Midnight 13 ry About Midnight WEEN (NBC) 6:00-- 6: br Bitbudil, Speris wroom of the Air 28 Thote Star Extra, News :00--Supper Club 3 15-~News 6f the World 20--WBEN, Eandnos 7488 8: 90 Alarioh Famil 8:30---Burns and Allen 9:00--Music Hall with Al Jolson 9:30--Dorothy Lamou 10:00--Scr reen Guild Theatre 10:30-Fred Waring Show 11:00-~News 11:15--Joe Wesp, Ironic Reporter 11:35 Late Sports Column 1 130 Qugan ecital 12:00--News 12:05] fusions 12:55--News WKBW (ABC) 6:00--Tello Test 8:15--Top of the Day : :30--Bill Mazer, Sports 6:45--Dinner 2% 2d: . Hil : E] 3 AS--F.1, Ww ne. Tiihe amt al {ively i "costello H Hamhot Wallace 8:45--Ralph Norman 9:00--Child"s World 9:30--Candid Microphone 10:00--Political Speaker 10:15--Children's Clinic 10:30--Dance Band Jamboree 10:45--Harrison ood 11:00--News 11:08--Ha Fess Racing 11:18--Bruce Roberts 12:00--News 12:03--Radio Ballroom 12:15--On the Town . 2:00-4:30--"All Night Show" 6:45--Interlude 6:50--News 7:00--Bob Sherry 7:50--News 8:00--Bob Sherry 8:50--News 9:00--Bob Sherry 9:50--News 10:00--House Party 10:25--~Top Tune 16: Arthur Godfrey 11: rand Slam 11:48--Rosemary WBEN (NBC) 5:55--Music 6:00--News 6:10--Clint Buehlman 7:00--News 7:15--Clint Buehlman 8:00--News 8:15--Clint Buehlman 3-4 News Batly Date Bépuniican Speaker Hy Feather: Story Téllers Show 1: :A5--The Brighter Day it :00--This Is Nora Drake 1:15--We Love and Learn TY 0~Jack Berch Musical Show 11:45--Lora Lawton - WKBW (ABC) 4 jE Neighbor Howdy Neighbor Morning Songs 30 Now ] 7:35--Good M T 3 4_Oharlte Soe Show '45--@ood Mor 3 30--Néws 8:35--Jagkpot Jamboree 8 fast Olub My True Story 1095 Migazin of the Air 10:45--The Listéning Post | 11:00--Kay. Ryders Kollege ° | 11:30--Ted Mal 11:45--What a You Tick FRIDAY AFTERNOON CBL (CBC TRANS-CANADA) i News and Commentary Aunt Lucy ntario Farm Broadcast BC News and Weather :13--The Happy Gang :45--Claire Wallace, They Tell Me :00~Bernie Braden Tells a Story :15--Invitation to the Waltz 33--Musicaily Yours 00--Life Can Be Beautiful i 15--Ma Perkins 3:30--Pepper yount's Family 3:45--The Right to Happiness 4:00--Jack Berch Show 4:15~Women's News Gommentary 4 :18--Women a he Cabinet HH 'AS--From the Classics 08 -Yserans tory retier :30--8leep me Sto $:45-8ounds Pun id Pr SETHE Ees a CIBC (CBC DOMINION) 00--This is 1920 om ER oF the Day i ig Roundu Alter Bowles Rews Most: ne Band ® rg Herbert Concert Hour b the Record 30--Téen Newscast 35--Of ythe Record CFRB (CBS) c for Miaday 28 Fain Broad ews, es Moknight tertainment Reporter Sister 3 Memory Lane Your Woman Editor, Kate Aitken +2:45--Kemp Calling 3:45-Aunt Lue 4:00--Four O'Clock News + 10--Do You Rémember 4:15--This is Dora Draké 4:30--Winnér Take All $0 Tall Crouter- Show wig snd Vine 3 Mystery M CKEY (IND.) 12:00--News HE 6k the Hits Ladies i ¢ Grééne 1 Ee. Bam } 105--' lo in Pops dagen Burke Show 3:08~Jerry Burke Show 4:00--News 4: ub 580 5: News 3 108----8tudio Party 5 5:30--Make Believe Ballroom CKDO (IND.) it: :00-~Luncheon Music HE Man Bante T um ja atinse 35 Thres-Qu artér "Time" | 0A Star Dance Parade | 4: 15-- Tide 13 Pasade. of Melody WGR' (OBS) 12 00--Wendy Jaren and the News | 12:48~Aunt J 12 :30--Roman oF tien Trent i= 4 Sa 'Bunda, EE "Lift Burton 1s aon Drake 2:45---Bvelyn Winters 2:00 -Daviq Harum News 3:20~Republican Speaker 3:25--Fenway Fahrenheit 3:30--Meetin' yin Keaton 3 {30--Hint Club 405 --renvay Fahrenheit 5:00--Ne 5: 10_Meetin with Keato 5:30--Regglie and Billy "Reaton 5:45--Herb Shriner Show WBEN (NBC) 12:00--News 12:15--Keading Between the Lines 12:30--Luncheon Club 1:30--Sally Work : 1 55 Republican Speaker 100 )! Noaing Today's Children L t of the World 6 Can Be Beautiful Per kins HERG Young's Family Jon Young Widder Brown {00-- When a Girl Marsies :15--Portis Faces go--fust Plain Burt front Page Farrell WKBW (ABC) 'elcome Travellers atin Mat ee Miniature } Son Bing Crosby :85--Fa ces :00--Kitchen Party 30---Million Dollar Ballroom put 6 and Croom Ladies Be Seated Galen Drake som ig Record Show | ical 0--Bthel and Albert 4 A5--Buftao Speaks 4:35--News 3: 90-Challehge of the Yukon 5:30--8ky King Comedian, Singer, Band Leader Also Even when his band isn't making music, it is dpparent that Phil Har- ris has turned being a brash baton- wielder into a good thing. The tanned maestro has come a long way from the time he and the home- town boys of Nashville clambaked as "The Dixie Syncopaters." Phil is now recognized principally as a comedian by reason of his wit- ty demonstrations with Jack Benny and the NBC show in which he co- | stars with his wife, Alice Faye. But Iie looks back with = appropriate respect t0 the days when he merely fronted a band. Phil began his career during boy- hood vacations from school. His dad taught him drumming and took him along on thé family's innumer- 3m atre and carnival appear- tien came the Syncopaters, ans group with which Phil acquired the dialect for his popular southern singing style. The little band played in Hono- lulu for a year, then .disbanded Winning a contract to play in Aus- tralia, Phil again formed an or- chéstra. Returning home, he filled several engagements in Los Angeles | During this time, Phil also ap- | peared in musical film shorts, one {ot which won an Academy Award. | Jack Benny signed him for his NBC | program in 1936. And ten years | later, still an important radio en- | tartainer via the Benny program, | Harris started his own comédy show | with Alice Faye, his pert, blonde | spouse, i --------; ESCAPED DEATH Edmundston, N.B.,, Oct. 286--(CP) | --After ecaping death when a loco- | motive and six cars passed over |him Wednesday, Joseph D'Amours, 159, a railway brakeman, was brought | to hospital in Edmundston Wed- | nesday night from Monk, Que., for | observation and X-rays. He suffer- |ed a broken rib and lacerations. " "HICKIES' ON YOUR SKIN? Get gréat relief from pimples, rashes, eczema, blackheads with scientifically medicated Cuticura Soap and Ofntment. Satisfaction or money back. Made in Canada. Buy today. CUTICURA SOAP and OINTMENT Does your family fit this picture ? INCOME in early married life is never large. You haven't had time to build reserves to provide for your family in the event of premature death. 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