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RADIO LOG GR S50 ® CKFY 580 © CPL740 © CBC 860 © CHML 900 WBEN 930 © CFRB 1010 ®© CHUM 1050 e CKOC 1150 CKLB 1240 © WKBW 1520 @ CHVC 1600 1UEmALoD up Indio pivgrams is Supiied DF the naiviaum WistioNs. The mes-iazette as submitted and EE Ha a FRIDAY EVENING 7.45 P.M. Rendezvous #NGR-News EN-Best Plays CKEY-News; P. Brooks CJBC-Treasure CJBC-St. Joseph's Choir WGR-Theatre o Stars WGR-News CBL-Musi C.JBC-Ford Theatre, CKEY-News: Back Talk sdale WRG 10.15 P.M. WBEN-Words in the Night 9.00 P.M, CKLB-News; Open House |WBEN-News ic Box CJBC-U.N. WGR-Sports; Basement CBL-World's First De WBEN- artin WGR-News; C. Adams we P.M CFRB-Sports Yarns ; Passing Years CKLB-Airlane WGR-Golf Championship WBEN-Nat'l Maritime Day Trio ne P.M. CJBC-New: CBL-Bob J 'McMullin CILB News: eNews; Sports Finals, CKEY-News; Aree Jha Lye CFRB-News: Sports 1L15 P.M. Glacy's -Go- Robson Chorale lacy's Basement 15.00 MIDNIGHT CQLB-News; Man About Music Njerry Co Rout WGR-News; Glacy's Basement WBEN-News; Orel. SATURDAY MORNING CFRB-News; Top ¢" the WGR-Musical; News WBEN-News 3.15 A.M. CKLB-Koffee Korner | CBL-Devotion {CJBC-Toast and Jamboree CKEY-Musical Clock WBEN-Musica Clock 8.50 A.M. CBL-Musical March Past [Cl CKLB-News Koffee Korner CFRB-News: Top ©' the Morning; Gospel Singer CFRB-New WGR-Helen Neville AM. Keynotes by Casle Knot Hole Quis 30.00 A.M. OCKLB-News; Hits chestra WGR-Let's Go wd Town 10.30 A CKLB-Hopalong aids BL-Cnildren's Theatre lo Roundup English Living ag al x Whitby ows CKLB-Ajax. RL it Yin Muss ; Ballroom pata ews WGR-News; Grand Central |g; Station SATURDAY AFTERNOON CJBC-Musie WGR-Cathedral Calls House 7.30 P.M. WBEN-University of Buffalo Round Table 7.00 AM. CEKEY-News: Call to Worship NGR-Daybreak Serenade 7.45 P.M. | CFRB-Chapel by the Road | side WGR- 'News CJBC-] WGR. CRE? News: Tops In Pops LI P.M CFRB-| WBEN- -Adventure -Gill's Gallery 3.15 P.M. Science 3:30 P.M. CJBC-101 Ranch Boys . Chameleon Mike Mearian Show WGR-News; Keaton CJBC-W, rappin' It Up 4.30 P.M. CFRB-Stan Dougherty WER He Healthaids; At The General A SATURDAY EVENING Man CFRB-N SUNDAY MORNING 2 -News; Country 'Style SKEY-N WOR Cliny's Basement WBEN-Mi IN Music; ea tbyferian -Pops 10.30 r.M. CELB-News;; Sports CBL-Ray Norris Quintet fat. Night ews; Sports; Trio Room WBEN-Music 10.45 P.M. Shields Ci Airline Trio 1.00 P.M. CKLB News; Sports Finals; About Music ews; Sports ~BL-Homesteaders CJBC-Dominion News CKEY-News: Musie usic to Remember «3.00 MIDNIGH' KLB-News; Man About Music CBL-News CJBC-News CRRB News: Sous TP ews; H Go Round Merry WGR-News: Glacy's , 8 a CFRB-Lutheran Hour CKLB-News: Youth for Christ: Music CJBC-Milton CBL-News; Plano |CFRB-News and Sports Organ | WGR-Chapel Ohoir BEN-News |CKLB-Oshawa Youth Fer Christ CBL-Music of the Dance CJBC-Stri CFRB. cert att WGR-Hour of St. Francis WBEN-<Choir Loft KLB- King' . Radio p} - '8 Quintet CKEY- WR Siives ver WBEN:-Faith kp FN Js 10.00 A.M. x ews: Sunday School lical <Bl-News; Neighbouriy Chur CKEY-News: Centre ICIJBC-News; Prelude to Worship WGR. Treasury Guest EN-Nat. Radio Evangelistio 10.45 A.M. CKLB-Moment of Devotion WBEN-News WGR- TBA 11.00 an. BL-Fine Arts iv Concert Album CKEY-News;: Carlton' United CFRB- aoglican Church BC-U . Peter's. Evange- and Reformed ch WGR-Bishop Scaife INJURED IN CAVE-IN NBURG TILLSOI ployees of the Tillsonburg public utilities commission were injured |ski Thursday when a bank of a six- released. William Hart Sr., foot . trench in T ing them. Gordon Kirkland is un- (CP)--Three em- (der observation in hospital suffer- which they were | ing bruises and shock, Louis Ripz- was taken to hospital and later water- works foreman, was allowed to 80 ent, ___ working caved in, partially bury-|home after treatm Py * | TECHNICAL BLOCKS European PARIS (AP)--Confusion is the current order of things in Huro- pean television. The situation was emphasized when the first international TV net- work was set up for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth, when the BBC transmission of the great events in London was seen in France, West Germay, Holland and De- mark. Britain with five transmitting stations and 2,000,000 receivers, is way out in front in development of television in Europe. On the con- tinent France is the only western nation well out of the experimen- tal stage, with two stations and some 70,000 receivers. West Germany has three stations operating regularly since last De- cember, and claims about 6,000 TV sets. East Germany has one trans- mitter and 2,000 receivers. Denmark and Holland still have TV only on an experimental basis; Denmark has 700 receivers, The Netherlands about 5,000. Technical and language difficul- ties are formidable obstacles, Brit- ish TV operates with a definition of 405 lines per picture (the North American standard is 525; France telecasts at both 441 and 819 lines; all the rest of Europe has agreed on 625 lines. The number of lines determines the amount of detail the pictures show. Another contrast with North Am- In Chaotic State TV of transmission channels; in the U.S. they are six megacycles wide; in West Europe seven megaoycles and in the Soviet Zone eight. Thus in Berlin, where the Hast and West fight their propaganda battles at close quarters, a West Zone receiver can pick up the East zone picture or voice, but not both at once. Receivers in either zone can pick up either the picture or voice from across the line, but not simulaneoutsly. At first both Berlin transmitters were sending on the same channel, but the Soviet ition soon switched to another and. COMMUNIST CHANNEL The Reds are making TV carry a gun for communism, with shows devoted to films strong on ideology. If boy meets girl, reports AP cor- respondent Dan Deluce, it's not to waste time smooching; it's to dis- cuss raising the Communist fac- tory norm. Western Zone shows offer low-cut gowns and sexy dramas. Dr. Henry R. Cassirer, radio and television specialist at the United Nations educational, scientific and cultural organization, explains some of the dificulties in Euro- pean TV: "France is building a transmit- ter at Strasbourg. It will be just across the river from Germany, but if a German wants to pick up both Strasbourg and German broadcasts, he'll have to have two sets. In Belgium, they are planning erican telecasts concerns the width two different systems. In the Flem- CKLB-News; The Queen CBL-News; Home News from Britain; St. Michael God - Save CFRB-Sunday Outdoor SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12.00 NOON P.M. JFRB-Salt Lake ny Cholr CIBC-CIBCVIews the Shows CKLB-The Second Elizabeth CBL-Way of the Spirit WGR-Your N Show. } Mike : 4.00 P.M. |WBEN-Ballot Box Paisans | CKEY-Let George Do & 3.45 P.M. Hour CKLB-Coronation Parade WBEN:-Serenades CBL-1 Abroad WBEN- Coif CKLB- Nove on Parade CBL-News; be, CKEY-News; Chilras : Theatre 5b P.M. CFRB.Salt | HD City Choir CKEY--Bandbox; CKEY- News; Musical A WGR-Baseball ; Pipes CJBC-Harmony Harbor CFRB-Hour of Di CKEY-Children's Theatre; Garden of Eden WGR-U.N. on Record; News WBEN-Orchestra 1.00 P.M. CBL-Music Makers KLB-Song In My Heart CJBC-Folk Songs CKEY----News; Way 1 Se It; Tops in Pops JFRB-News; Booms WGR-Record Revi 3.00 CKLB-News; Classes CJBC-Top CBL-Summer P.M, on aalites Westminster y CJBC-Piano Playhouse Sunday CFRB-J. C. Reade: Worship WBEN- Catholic Hous 2.30 P. CERS. World Masic. Festiva Erbe. Album of Fine Music Melody Sketches JKEY-Tony Martin, News WEEN-Anierican Forum Coronation WGR Tunes WBEN-Andre Kestelanetz CKEY-Jay and Ginger 3.15 P.M. CKEY-News: Baseball CKLB-News; Childhood #0 Throne WGR-Mike Mearian Curtin -News; CFRB-The World Today 4.5 P.M. CBL-Critically Speaking CFRB-Shut-ins Day of the Air of Life N-Freedom U.S.A. 5.00 P.M. CBL-Fiddle Joe's Yarns CRLB. -Festival Concert CJBC-Church CKEY-Theatre WBE! H. K. Smith WBEN-Music by Mantovani -On a Sunday Afternoon WBEN-Youth Wants gd How 5.30 P.M. CBL-Champions ef Sport CJBC-Music WBEN- Andre CKLB- Porteatt WBEN- Music c by Mantovani WBEN- Hunanitarian Hour CBL-Just Mary CFRB-David Rose CJBC-Cote Glee Club Thru The SUNDAY 6.00 P.M. 8.00 CFRB-Quiz Kids Healing Weather ZJBC- Souvanis of Sometime WBEN-New: WGR-! Noor Story Behind the Headlines 5 P.M. CBLUN. 2» Record JKEY-Ballroom WBEN-Sports WGR-Sports; Skyway Reporter 8. ML. JKLB-Calvary Echoes: Club WBEN- P. CJBC-Musical Red CKEY-N CJBC-Operation Safety Listening CFRB-Junior Miss KLB-News, Cote Glee WGR-Junior Miss CBL-Concert Band CKEY-God Save The Queen Harris, A. Faye CBL-From the Operas CJJBC-Sunday Concert CFRB- Skelton WGR-My Little Margie WBEN- Theatre Guild A " di CKEY Kostelanetz CFRB-TBA PM. WBEN-Counter Spy WGR-Cadillac Choral Symphony CJBC-Sovereign Ladies . re Ivory EVENING P.M. CFRB-December Bride EELS News) Invitation to » am CKEY-News; Brotherhood WBEN-Barrie Craig CBL-News Review Speaker WGR-Israell Anniversay 10.30 P.M. CBL-Little Symphony CFRB-TBA; Sports WBEN-Meet the Press Program north a 625-line*® defi- dsh-speaking nition will be used, to co-ordinate if with The Netherlands. In the south of Belgium, it will be 819-lines to co-ordinate with France ' Economic difficulties have been the biggest © obstacles in getting European TV into operation. All European TV is run on a mono- poly basis, without commercial sponsorship and usually with state backing. There never is quite enough money for technical facili- ties and programming. When the programs do get on the air, the high cost of receivers keeps down the number of viewers. Conference President WOODSTOCK (CP)--Rev. C. D. Daniel of Trinity Church, Ingersoll, was elected president of the Lon- don conference of the United Clnsten of Canada Wednesday at the opening of its three-day annual mbsting B. Cumming of Brigden, Ry president, said "the church needs no excuse for its existence and is needed to bring hope to the world." Rev. D. D. Gaynot, Chatham, reported on ministerial transfers. The conference is comprised of nine presbyteries--Algoma, Elgin, Essex, Huron, Kent, Lambton, Mid- dlesex, Oxford, and Perth, SIMCOE HALL FRIDAY, JUNE § Golden Age Lounge Room open, 130 - 530 p.m Boys' Basketball, 2.00 - 5.30 p.m. Wing -- voys and girls, all Piano Practice periods, 4.00 Dove! SATURDAY, JUNE 8 Speech Training Classes for chil- dren, Piano Lessons, Accordion Lessuns, Boys' Basketball, 9.00 Public Library, Children's Dept. 9.30 a.m. Harvey Dancing Academy, 1.30- 5.30 p.m. YWCA Badminton, 3.30 p.m. Y.W.C.A. FRI. JUNE § ART IT: All day. Dien to the public any time that th building is open. . SAT. JUNE SAT-R-DAY CAMP: A club pro- gram for girls 9-12 years of age. Handicrafts, games, folk dancing, club projects, parties, skits, etc., 10.00 a.m. OVER - 20 CLUB DANCE: A weekly club dance held for those in the community over 20 years of age. 9.00-12.00 p.m. CRA FRIDAY Recreation office open all day, Lions Club Room for the Blind, 9.00 - 5.30 p.m. SATURDAY Irene Harvey Dance Class, 9.30 - 11.30 a.m. Woodview Park Opening, Valley- view Park opening. CJBC-Hawail CKEY-Canada at Queen's York 1.00 P.M. CKLB-News; Sports Final to a Dream Aboard for Adventure CBL-Music CJBC-ABC Playhouse JFRB-Our Miss Brooks WVGR-Our Miss Brooks WBEN- Speaking dain HLS Alert Hi "Chured Servi CBL Sunday Chorale CKEY-News; Ballroom CJBC-hTe Tylers CFRB-Meet Millie WGR-Jack Benny WBEN-Juvenile Jusy 9.00 to Read By CKEY-News; ing 9.15 CELB-Record WBEN-Dragn CKEY-Salvation Army CFRB-Richard Diamond WGR-Richard Diamond WBEN-My Son Jeep CKEY-Drama 10.00 CKLB-Union Forum; Music CKEY-Voice of St. John 9.30 P. KLB-David Rose WGR-World Musie Festival CFRB- Orde. and Harriet CJBC-Enchanted Hour : P.M. CBL-Winnipeg Conor CKEY-News: Eternal Light CJBC-Dominion News CFRB-News; Orchestra WGR-News WBEN-News 1.15 P.M. CFRB-Orchesira CJBC-Escape with Me Jamaica Call P.M. Album Workshop P.M. CJBG-Bod's Scrapbook TELEVISION PROGRAMS CBLT, TORONTO, CHANNEL $$ FRIDAY 5:00--Cowboy Corner 6:00--Music 6:45--Uncle Chichimus 7:00--Tabloid 7:30--Space Command 8:00--Foreign Intrigue 8:30--Stock Car Races 0 9:30--Double or Nothing 10:00--After Hours SATURDAY 5:00--Hopalong Cassidy 6:00---Music 6:45--Uncle Chichimus 7:00--Tabloid 7:30--Cal Jackson 8:00--Jackie Gleason Show 9:00--Now's Your Chance 9:30--Wrestling SUNDAY 5:00--Ed McCurdy 5:30--Small Fry Frolies 6:00--Robin Hood 6:30--Vacations Unlimited 7:00--News Magazine 7:30--Victory at Sea 8:00--Favorite Story 8:30--Cue For Music 9:00--T.V. Playhouse 10:00--This Week WHAM -- ROCHESTER, CHANNEL 0 FRIDAY EVENING 6 p.m.--Christopher Program 6:15--News 6:25--Almanac 6:30--Speaking of Sports 6:45--Perry Como 7:00--Meet the Veep 7:13--Your Money 7:30--Fisher-Ameche Show 7:45--Camel News Caravan 8:00--Mama 8:30--Life of Riley 9:00--Big Story 9:30--Favorite Story 10:00--Gillette Boxing 10:45--Greatest Fights 11:00--News 11:10--Almanac 11:15---My Little Margie SATURDAY 9:15--News for Youth 9:30--Film 10:00--Super Circus 11:00--Space Patrol 11:30---Mr. Wizard 12:00--Big Top 1:00-City Hospitalq 1:30--This Is The Life 2:00--Lone Ranger 2:30--Down You Go 3:00--Dragnet 3:30--1 Married Joan 4:00--Film 4:30--Date with Judy 5:00--Dennis Day 5:30--Roy Rogers SATURDAY EVENING 6:00--~Ozzie and" Harrtet 6:30--Film 7:00--~Who Said That? J. of R. Open House 8:00---My Hero 8:30--Amateur Hour 9:00--Fights 10:00--Saturday Night Review 10:30--Wrestling 11:30- Film Pl SUNDAY 12:00--This is the Life 12:30--You Are There 1:00--Youth Wants To Know 1:30--Frontiers of Faith 2:00--~Name the Same 2:30--Trouble With Father 3:00--Wisdom of the Ages 3:30--What's My Name 4:00--Kukla Fran and Olle 4:30--Zoo Parade 5:00--Superman 5:30--Terry and the Pirates 6:00--This Is Your Life 6:30--Red Buttons Show 7:00--Red Skelton 7:30--Mr. Peepers 8:00--~Comedy Hour 9:00--TV Playhouse 10:00--The Doctor 10:30--Candid Camera 11:00--Fireside Theatre 11:30--Talent Scouts WBEN -- BUFFALO, CHANNBES § FRIDAY EVENING 6:00--Sagebrush Trail 6:30--News with Ed Dinsmore 6:45--Sports Spotlight, Chuck Heal 7:00--Terry and the Pirates 7:30--Night Bditor 7:45--News Caravan (NBOY a Fights 11:00--News; Weather; Sports 11:20--What's the Record 11:30--My Little Margie 12:00--Adolph Menjou SATURDAY 10:00--Tootsie's Hippodrome 10:30--Children's Theatre 11:00--Space Patrol 11: poral Cassidy 12:00-Big 1:00---Wild Bil Hickok 1:30--Talent Patrol 2:00--Baseball 4:30--Lone Ranger 5:00--Name's The Same 5:30--Beat The Clock SATURDAY EVENING , 6:00--Sports 6:15--News 6:30--Western Theatre 7:30--U. of B. Round Table 8:00--My Hero 8:30--Amateur Hour 9:00--Saturday Night Revue 10:00--News of the Week 10:15--Charles Laughton 10:30--Your Hit Parade 11: 2 News, Sparis Weather 11:1 v length im SUNDAY 11:45--What One Person €an De 11:59--Apostolic Clock 2 ews . 12:15--Vacationland America 12:30---Candy Carnival 1:00--I Married Joan 1:30--Modern Medicine 2:00--Film 2:15--News Adventures 2:30--~Burns and Allen 3:00--~Roy Rogers 3:30--Red Buttons Show 4:00--Zoo Parade 4:30--Amateur Show 5:00--Super, Circus 6:00--Sunday Party 5:30-1uty Play Charades g 20_Red ® Skelton 7: Er nvate Sectatary 8:00--Com 9: 00--Television 'Playhouse 10:00--The Doctor 10:30--~What's My Line 11:00--Late News and Waather 11:10--Late Sports Review au: ontgomery Marks--"Love Happy", 1:16, 4:10, 10:16. "Africa Screams" 4:45, 8:50. Last complete at 8:46 pm. f Pathfinder", 10:04. "Barbed Wire", 6: 84, 9:00. Last com- 2:34, Biltmore--"The Orimson Pirate", (Color) 12:30, 3:42, 6:58 and 10:13 pm. "Slaughter Trail", (Color) 2:25, 5:41 and 8:56 p.m. Last complete show at 8:40 pm. Regent -- "Apache War Smoke", shown at 3:02, 5:45, 8:25. "Young Man With Ideas", shown at 1:30, 4:10, 6:52, 9:35. Last complete show at 8:16 pm. Brock, Whitby--"The Pride of St. 8t. Louis" -- Evening shows at 7 and 9. Saturday evening show starts at 6 o'clock, DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT VAN WALKER AND HIS ORCHESTRA CEDAR BEACH MUSSELMAN'S LAKE ) ) ) ) ) Whitby 2954 ) ORCHESTRA OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS PHONE ¢ Oshawa 3-3378 b SATURDAYS! SUMMERTIME -- DANCING TO -- DOUG KEMP AND HIS ORCHESTRA -- With -- Dancing Saturday Night --- TO = CY McLEAN and HIS ORCHESTRA -- AT -- Varcoe's DANCE TONIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY Old Tyme ond Modern REDBARN North Oshawa Joan Mitchell SATURDAY NITE! come to the DANCE at the NEW POLISH HALL Eldon Avenue Music By MITCHELL ZALESKI'S Orchestre Dancing 8:30 to 12 --_- OSHAWA TONIGHT ONLY SPECIAL FOR THE KIDDIES ® RR TE a BOX OFFICE OPENS at 7:30 ADULTS 60c Children Under 12 FREE Come Early for Free Kiddies' Playground \ Fc MARILYN Re-released thru United Artists SWEEPING ACROSS AMERICA'S FIERCEST FRONTIER os + from P24 OUSE OF WK 4/2 OUSE OF Flaming Arrows and - |i "APACHE WAR SM Starring Gilbert Roland Shown at 3: v2. KX Fi :45 REGENT Shown at 2:50 - 5:35 8:15 : STORMS SEA AND SHORE § IN BREATHLESS FEATS NEVER SEEN BEFORE! Navajo hordes on the warpath...U.S. ey trapped...as desert sands run scarlet! 616 YOUNG YIRGINIA CRs GREY . 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