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4 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, Jane 4, 1958 E'S The parade season is now un-| with a swing so it's just natural der way across the country | that the youngsters want to SOMETHING ABOUT A SAILOR | get into the act here, Gordon | salute as the navy swings by West, age four, gives a s _ [Frost Refuses Ontario's test the federal government's posed natural-gas pipeline de. being passed up. The Toronto and Lakeshore bor Council (CLC) had sible. be built with government loans Pipe Lines, Ltd. Murray Cotterill, which the said Ontario's stand a private company, Trans-Canada [Redskins Threaten |Paleface Trespassers [handed over to the tribe for keep ! y ¥ To Attend Meet | Against Pipelin TORONTO (CP)--Premier Frost said Friday an invitation to have ne. Progressive Conserva- tive government represented today at a labor meeting called to pro- La- invited him, he said, but previous com- mitments made acceptance impos- The open meeting is to criticize sion vo the federal proposal that the line ost] st 'g. has always|line . . . would receive our sup-| been that building a pipeline from port, MONTREAL (CP)--A letter de- gained Canada from the French, {manding a halt to "all tr | ing and usurpation of our land" e has been sent to Citizenship Min- ister Pickersgill by the Six Na- tions Indian Confederacy at arby Caughnawaga. The letter makes no direct ref-| erence to the opposition by Chief lll Business Men's Lunch? Peter Diome and some of his Pro-Troquois tribe to construction of | al is the St. Lawrence seaway throngh| part of the Caughnawaga reserve, | Some members have accepted | 'expropriation terms for their land,! which Chief Diome contends vw: the British after the latter P BOX OFFIC" OPENS AT 8:00 gop Foop COMMERCIAL HOTEL Alberta national necessity." legislature at the last ses-|g oted unanimously to support e/a proposal that Ontario enter into| OV |parnership with the federal gov-| rnment Ontario leg of the proposed pipe- In a letter to council president!line, pre-| 1 ' . 'As a preferable alternative we mier made public, Premier Fr | to ntario is "a vital SPRING to build the northern| that a publicly - built] by the pupils of HARVEY DANCE ACADEMY ADULT | during a garrison parade on To- mart | ronto's Queen's Park RADIO LOG THEATRE GUID E Toronto Stock Market | The stock market turned sharply TUESDAY MORNING 11.00 AM WGR-Back to the Bible CKLB-News: Say It With Music 7.30 AM. | 0.15 AM. CKLB-News: Kotfee CFRB-Nelghborhood Korner orner GJBC-Toast and Jamboree cKEY.Baseball 4.00 P.M. CKLB-Melodies CJBC-Bessey in Hi-F1 | CKEY-Studio Party WGR-Helen Neville | CKLB-Black and White 4 CBL-BBC News | CJBC-Maitland Manor . * Elw 3 CKEY-Tops in Pops CJBC-Elwood Glover { : CKEY-News; sits WBEN-Serial Stories CFRB-Ranch Party L15 P.M, WGR-News CBL-Happy Gang | «15 P.M. 12.15 P.M. | WGR-Paul Harvey CFRB-Aunt Lucy CKEY-Star Time | 130 P.M. «30 P.M. | CFRB-Serenade WGR-Contance Bennett 0 P.M CJBC-What's New? CFRB-Farm and Home WBEN-Sally Work CBL-Roll Back the Years CJBC-News: Smal) Types $host WGR-Jimmy Fidler | WGR-New; Sound On CJBC-Of All Ihings 12.30 P.M. | CKLB-Showcase CFRB-Music on Wheels | CELB-News: Sports CBL-News; T.C. Matinee 5.00 P.M. WOR Museo Soon CJBC.Bob and - Ray | CBL-Orchestral lime CFRB-News; Top o' th 945 AM CFRB-Backstage Wife Morning: Livestock CBL-Light and Lyrical 11.30 A.M 5.00 AM. CJBC-Audio BY : WGR-When a Girl CJBC-News; Sports 10.00 A.M. |" Marries 5.15 AM. WBEN-Arthur Godfrey | CKLB-Courtship and €BL-Devotions CFRB-News; Music | ~ Marriage WBEN-Musical Cloc. KLB-News; At Home |CBL-Kate Aitken 3.30 AM CKEY-News: Ballroom | CFRB-Orchetra CBL-March Past | WGR-True Story WBEN-Kathy Godfrey CFRB-News: Top o the 108% A.M. | 11.45 AM. Morning: Gospel Singer CBL-Two For a Quarter 9.00 A.M. | 10.30 A.M jEKLE.DE Paul CKLB-News; Devotions { i ey | CKEY-Bing Sings CKEY-Jay and Ginger |CBL-Ruth Harding | CBL-Laura Limited | WGR-News; Breakfast |WGR-John Lascelles CFRB.Strike up the Band, Club 10.45 AM. CJBC-June Dennis CFRB-News; Neighbor. CBL-Shall We Dance WBEN-Howard Miller hood Corner CFRB-Liberace WGR-Whispering Streets TUESDAY AFTERNOON I 12.00 NOON {WGR-Helen Neville WBEN-House Party Biltmore -- "Violent | CinemaScope and Color, | 3.40, 6.50 and 10.03 p.m. * | My Number Came Up" 5.15, and 8.28. Last show at 8.28 p.m. advanced only twice. Regent -- "Kismet" in Cinema- a. | - Scope and Color. Feature shown Se. | daily at 2.05, 4.25, 6.45 and 9.05 p.m. Last complete show at 8.45 WANT BIG WAGES 2 | p.m Saturday' 0, complete 'kot has declined seven times and this week to record its strongest advance in a month after a pro- longed spell of declining prices. 12.30. "In the nine weeks since Eastre, Night! when prices on Canadian stock ex- 9, changes hit record highs, the mar- ROLLER EVERY TUES. 8 PM. - 11 PM. Skates Supplied Free Boot Skates to Rent Admission 50¢ JBL--Farm Broadcast | CKEY-Say it With Music KLB- b WGR-Music for Day CFRB-Serial Stories CELE News: Surve: Cia 12.45 P.M, ! 245 P.M. CKEY-News: Ballroom CKLB-Rural Line CFRB-Top Tunes WBEN-Car and Kitchen CKEY-Round Up | 3.00 P.M, CFRB-Song Time | CBL-Serial Stories 5.30 P.M. 100 P.M. CJBC-Afternoon Concert CBL-Fable Time CELB-Call for Help CFRB-Music Magazine CJBC-Elwood Glover TUESDAY EVENING 6.00 P.M. 7.30 P.M Joe Crysdale CBL-NEWS; Sports WGR-Mystery Time CBL-Music by MecMullin CKLB-News; Opinion CKEY-:Talk of the Town CKLB-Ballroom; News CFRB-Frank Sinatra |CJon.-Cote Glee Club WBEN-News; My Son WGR-News CKLB-Dream Passport Jeep 6.15 P.M WBEN-Bing Crosby 9.15 P.M. CKLB Sports CBL-Guest Time CKEY.Baseball CBL-Livestock Report 745 P.M. 9.30 P.M. CFRB-Curtain Time CJBC-Songs We Sang CBL-Question Box WGR-Sports; Heartbeats CKEY-United Nations CFRB-Amos and Andy 630 P.M Association na WBEN-Campaign 1956 Ww P.M. 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