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The largest is $1,047,464 for grad- THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, April 18, 1958 7 ing, culverts, granular base and Some Money For, concrete pavement on a 5.4-mile 401 Allocated | Windso of No..401 highway pear Windsor. | Others include: $781,399 for hot TORONTO (CP)--Highway con-| mix paving and granular base on dinavian passenger-freighter Anna |tract awards totalling more than| 9.4 miles of the Queen Elizabeth Bakke is in drydock here, follow- $3,000,000 were announced Friday way from Sodom road to Fort ing * 'an entirely uneventful trip." | by deputy minister M- A, Elson of | Erie; $712,508 for hot mix and he words are those of chief|the Ontario department of high- | granular base on eight miles of the electrician Jorgenson, ways. J Queen Elizabeth way from Lundy's The Anna Bakke is in drydock for propeller repairs suffered in mid-Pacific when the ship struck a whale, bending her propulsion gear and spattering the vessel with blood. Before that, the 8,000-ton ship towed her sister vessel, the Ogeka Bakke through tropical seas from Singapore to Fremantle, Western Australia. The Ogeka Bakke had broken down off the coast of Sum- atra. The Anna Bakke then took over the damaged ship's route, picking up a deck cargo of 900 live sheep at Singapore and causing a trans- Pacific airliner to swoop low to find why a ship plying the troples should have a deck covered with snow. THEATRE GUIDE -- 'Her Twelve Men", ture times 1.30, 3.30, 5.30 TUESDAY EVENING WGR- World, News ".M. CJBC- ion We Sang WGR-One May's Fanlly _FRB-Perry Mason CBL-In Peply WBEN-F. R. or P.M. CBL-Songs Chez Nous CKLB-Grable and James CJBC-Fibber McGee; Great Gildersleeve CFRB-Lone Ranger WGR-People Are Funny WBEN-Suspense CKEY-News; Lester 5.30 P.M. CJBC-Symphony WGR-Dragnet CFRB-Fun Parade CBL-Toronto Symphony WBEN-Mr. Keen 0.00 F.M. CKLB-Great Music CKEY-News: Sports: Sheep On Deck Look Like Snow VANCOUVER (CP)~--The Scan- ANCIENT WEAVERS. Weaving of colorful textilék was 3| already an ancient art in Gaatem- ala When Spanish explorers ar- rived in 1523 Lane fo Sodom road; and $395,883 | for grading, culverts, granular base and hot mix paving on No. 3 highway for eight miles alo the | Kant Elgin county line. ng 10:15 P.M. CKLB-Safety; WGR-Great CBL-Budget 5.30 P.M. CKLB-News; | coLNEWS Sports | CKLB-News; | | Health Theatre Gildersieeve Guide CFRB-Bing Crosby 61 P.M. | CKLB Sports WBEN-Sports CBL-Livestock Report CFRB-Time Out WGR-Sports Murrow CFRB-Mantovani WBEN-Bruce Bradley CBL-Leicester Square CKEY-News: Sports: Florida Calling WGR-Bob Glacy Show 10.45 P.M. CKLB-Rythm vous OUR SERVICE IS UNGOONA - a. -- "3 PM JKLB-Easy Listening CBL-Commentary; Lennicks CFRB-News; Sports: Guest Sta CJBC-News: Sports WBEN-Mike Mearian WGR-Music By 64 PM CJBC-Byng's Choice WGR-Three Star Extra 7.00 P.M. 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Last complete show 9.05 p.m. Drive- In "Highway Dragnet', | 'San Francisco" box office | | opens at 7.00 p.m. | | Brock Whithy -- "Gone With The Wind", One complete show. each! evening at 7 p.m. | drifts on three separate trips to | the hospital. | BULLDOZER 1S STORK | SHERIDAN, Wyo. (AP)--A bull- dozer replaced the trusty taxi as | transportation Monday for expec- | | tant mothers in this town, para- | [lyzed under a three-foot snowfall. | | The bulldozer chugged through | | ee | CALL US FOR LAA SERVICE 8 DIAL 3-7752 ALSO REPAIRS TO RADIOS, ELECT. RANGES, WASHERS, POLISHERS, VACUUM CLEANERS, TOASTERS, IRONS. | the time | needed for baking 11:30--Strike 'It Rich 12 Noon--News raz: 15--~Love of Life; Dra 2:30--Search for Tomorrow [12 45--Guilding Light 1:00--Matinee Playhouse 1:45--Johnny's Show 2:00--Robert Q. Lewis 2:30--~Meet the Millers | year and a milling sample of 1,200 | grams collected at Win- to the central ex perimental farm, Ottawa, where they are put through the Buhler mill--a large cabinet-size mill in vented by 3 Swiss--for milling and quality TO SPE ED PROCESS The milling process takes from 45 minutes to an hour, Mr. Cun- ningham said in an interview. Mr. Cunningham's mill is | pected to revolutionize this sy Dr. Barry Campbell, ce These samples, nipeg, are sent | wit hthe Winnipeg laboratory smaller sample required by Mr. Cunningham's mill should mean that future sample vield will be obtained from only five-foot rows "We hope to be able to cut down the 1,200 grams needed for the Buhler mill to 100 grams," said Dr. Campbell The milling process in Mr, Cun ningham's invention is expected to take only from five to seven min utes "There's where we will save when we have 100 or more samples to run through," said Mr Cunningham If the mill proves successful it is hoped to have similar models in | operat ion at various experimental arms, The laboratories and farms | farm di make their own tests thereby samples they meet the standards and quality tesis eliminating would not Ottawa Jasically the operation of the miniature mill appears simple. The in | sample will be fed into a hopper |at the top. The wheat then drops between the first set of rollers that | breaks up the kernels. The sample | then falls through a series of silk | screen sifters and two more sets lof rollers. A final sifting and it emerges as flour, | 11:15--~Sports 7:45--~News 8:00--Milton Berle 9:00--Fireside Tueatre 0 strong Theatre uth or Consequences Eddie Cantor News; 11:30 Tonight WARNER WILLIAMS 78 SIMCOE N. PROMPT SERVICE @® Advanced Robot 82 Tuner ® Tempered Safety Glass System @ Selenium Rectifiers Interlace Auxiliary Controls. A DEPOSIT OF 5.00 ON THE METER RENTAL PLAN AND YOU CAN ENJOY THIS LATEST MOTOROLA IN YOUR HOME. FOWLER T.V. 16 BOND W. Model No. 17120 ® 5-Star Chassis ® Golden Voice Sound ® Improved Miracle ® Front ® Distance Selector-Switch Come In For a Demonstration "THE TELEVISION SPECIALISTS" DIAL 5-1685 Says Good Roads Federal Concern TORONTO (CP)--Nate Wilson of Windsor, retiring president of the Ontario Motor League, said Friday the federal government should con- | tribute to construction of all high- ways since every Canadian bene- | fits from good roads, directly or indirectly "Owners GALLERY'OF. of cars, trucks and buses benefit from the use of roads, but they are by no means the only beneficiaries," he told the league's 48th annual meeting fy 'Good roads make very substan- ADD THIS tial contributions to national pro- A vincial and local economies. P WONDERE I ACT Re! 1 Listen To HOWARD. "W" CKLB Sunday, April 24 4:30 P.M. TIMES: 5.30, LAST SHOW FEATURE 1.30, 3.30 1°7.35,. 945 COMPLETE 0 - 61:17. 1 67 NIETO PERFORMANC FS ADDED HIT "THE SABLE SCARF" M-G-M's ABSORBING DRAMA! TWELVE MEN co-starring BARRY SULLIVAN PASSIONS ABLAZE! 6 AN EMPIRE AFLAME}; i! SMASH, PASSION-PACKED, FIRST-RUN THRILLERS ! SPENCER TRACY w STARTS TODAY EDWARD G. IN ALL HIS FURY !I! ROBINSON in Th ~ 4 Their Arms, She Was T3743) GEORGE MINTER presents 4 ir Dreams Or ALL WOMAN! © 8 0 00 000 0 008000000000 SHE KNOWS THE SECRETS OF THE "EXECUTIVE SUITE"} PRIVATE SECRETARY SEES ALL... KNOWS ALL... AND 'THERE'S PLENTY TOKNOW! The cast of the year in the picture Xech ¢ ivi © Bold Picture of te Best Selle EXE | Time | | WBEN-Dr. Malone CFRB Dr. Malone CFRB-News: Miniature Mill Big Experiment Jy WALTER GRAY Canadian Press Staff Writer WINNIPEG (CP) Ray Cun ningham's invention-in-the-making | TIME BIG FACTOR isn't much to look at right now. The mill is expected to save There's just a vertical three-foot many man-hours of work and re- sla of steel punched with six| {duce by a large margin the amount holes, some metal rollers and a of whet sample now needed for collection of tiny silk screens testing in the department's bake- It's taken the former air force Shop in Ottawa technician nine years to get this| Under the present system the far and he doesn't expect to come |laboratory grows up to 100 varieties up with the perfect prototype for of quality samples and 100 varieties at least another two years for yield tests, each in 10-rod rows, But officials of the experimental at the university farm. Similar farm service of the department of rows are grown experimental agricult willing to wait, For {farms in Brandon, Man., Morden, out of Mr, Cunningham's workshop | Man., Swi Current, Sask., Indian in the cereal breeding laboratory Head, Sask., and' Lethbridge, Alta at the University of Manitoba is The "10-rod rows yield enough expected to emerge a miniature grain for seed for the following Personalities | MANY DELAYS The project was first approved | in 1949 and Mr. Cunningham be- | gan laying plans. But there have been many delays. Other work took priority. Tied in with the mill is a planned growing chamber on the university grounds in which scien- tists hope to be able to grow be- tween four and five crops of grain plants a year But like the mill the chamber is requiring months of study and flour | planning before actual construc- within | tion begins, 3.40 P.M. CBL-Right to Happiness Thrilling Drama of Primitive {mn HOLDEN - JUNE ALLYSON - BARBARA STK FREDRC MARCH - WALTER POGEON - SHELLEY WINTERS PAIL LD - LOUIS CALHERN NIA FOCH Te Conse aT A NG 0, ov A i THEODORA SUAVE STARTING TODAY mill capable of producing from 100 grams of wheat from five to seven minutes It screams with thrills... rings with truth! EE THE FILMAKERS PRESENT ADULT he Hitch-Hiker starring EDMOND OBRIEN: FRANK LOVEJOY - WILLIAM TALMAN IETMOR You Are Invited To The 7th ANNUAL OPEN MEETING ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Plaza Theatre Sunday, April 24 8:30 PM ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 3-DAYS | STARTING | TODAY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES FOR THIS PROGRAM Ire are