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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, August 30, a. BUSINESS SOE TE LE vis ION L 0G Ausoried U.S. Capital WKBW-TV Channel 7--Bufiale WROC-TV Channel S--Rochestes H e alth Hin ts |WGR-TV Channel 2--Bufiale WBEN-TV Channel 4--Baffale Can Easily Gr ow we BDAY ] Eve WEDNESDAY Fibber McGee and | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pair themselves to pre . injury 00 AM. Mot For the weekend sportsman state | ras al. 7~Bulfalo AM Li The BAMer Day the i ed | 4 . p g tA ican, Follow Me 52--Tods 'e Thin Man over 30, or parent worr| The best defence is condition By FORBES REUDE ok buat the oe i eta S-Follaw hy BI 4:30 PM. | about a ehfld's between-menl |ing and training, Some experts Ce is Prete am why Ameri-|do not » into such matters as| 4=Do1's Coron Stmry 8:15 AM. on | smacks, or the automobile believe that baseball players Bool Friendly Giant can private capital, now moving equity versus debi financing, but! 2~Three Stooges A-Captuih Rangaroe 4~Edge of Night { driver, here is news with focus [reach their peak of value bes to other countries at the rate of the over-all story on the place of| 5:15 PM. SePun Howse: Can Can Checkers and h on health, tween the ages of 28 and 34, says a y P Dr. 'Daniel H, Levinthal, about $4,000,000,000 a year, can- foreign investment fs a powerful] §--ierels Mv Fel 3-~Today be uksicin SNACKS, TOOTH DECAY nl aie thl. re not grow to $10,000,000,000 a year one. 5:30 P.M. 9:00 AM, | EDN 0 MNF EVE.| The more a child snacks be- prone to ow back hehe more § seki . a iid 11---Romper Room ul {tween meals, the higher his rate or more, { For countries seeking money,|,, Jw | pa he t Bb ols This statement is made by the American advice is to create) 7-Rocky seo His S-Ding Dong Schoo) | I raven Tew of tooth decay, a U.S. public|those who play frequently, Professor Louis M. Hacker, eco-| an atmosphere which will attract Friends 2-Trouble With Father | 5--FPlayhouse ' {heal th survey shows, SITTING PRETTY nomics lecturer at Pennsylvania| investors, Professor Hacker says| {pe bi. conven 9:30 AM | A-Boans Sarton 1 | The reason: Most smacks are If you've heen sitting for more State College, in a booklet issued investment came to the young Hon 11~Movie | 2-The Big Rascals {high in sugar content or in sticki- than "15 minutes, you're probably {by the United States Information America because foreigners had) *--McGraw Fag ig | 5:15 P59 ness -- both factors in causing getting a little ~ uncomfort- ble iService, confidence in it. He adds: | 6:00 P.M a Rey Big Mac Show tooth decay, seys Dr. Robert L.iSitting compresses the blood vess 11-6--News ighs, causes fatigue . | .30 P . The booklet is being distributed "They were confident of the; 7rrCH, | 2-Checkers 7 wen, Weiss, an expert in the US, de- gos in the at the American display in the/fiscal and monetary responsibil- vanhoe . pat AM, bw ALG LB {partment of health, education and discomfort, international building, Canadian|ity of American government; | = Riga pura: 52 Dough Re M) 2-Pelix The Cat and welfare, Now a new seat designed to National Exhibition, Toronto--a that by the management of pub- Staaa of Hg 10:30 AM, | 6:00 PM, | Children who ate four or more end sit-down fatigue has been display which emphasizes the|lic finances and control over 7--Morning Show ; Show such items in a day had three! tested by Dr. Laurence E. More- part played by money from other monetary supply, taxes would be : y 2 Pla Your Huneb | [ times as many de'cctive teeth as house of the University of Calif countries in American growth. |eollected, public debts would he 5-1 v 00 A. ghwa ' children who had no such snacks. ornia at Los Angeles The story of this growth--from paid, credit flow would be regu- 6:45 P.M. 11. Jane Gray : id The average child had 1,75 items Irevolutionary times on--is strik- lated, and prices would never get! , . WoO | 52-Price 9 M. a day 5 » and, WwW Were con, he tiey- Brinkley . ave " a ap + asc ' fs ick) 2 oy i ye . 3 a and. And ghey . neh ' Repory doin 11:30 A M 1-~-F | Most popular snacks: Gum, numbness, backache and slowed : (which s g p 7 7 oy i A ' » Bob McLean Sh | : candy, soft drinks, pastry and reactions--all the ol ig ¥ lof the display. would labor under no disabilities 7:00 P.M. ob ean Show tau i ¥ y mn A he old signs of i | ; 6--Tabloid | 852--Concentration 45 PM. {ice cream in that order. driver fatigue, Foreign capital, in every partl-| s_The Rifieman Serial Drama | cular, was exactly on the same! 4-Burns and Aller { 12:00 NOON Huntley Brinkley |AFTER 30 YEARS The seat, now produced com. footing os American." 2 Serg il J-Cavtoom Report | You're more vulnerable to in- marclily, consists of two foam. ably will be surprised to read Foreign investment fin the :1 i f= Resties feign | ; 3:00 rm Jury after 30 and you get more Fubbes pine 5 iv eed on coll how mey fr a i reached United States I= still substantial News; Weather | Concequences Viking and more vulnerable as time SPrings, Body weight 8 supported how money from abroad rea and, between 1956 and 1958, in- 7:40 4~News and Weather A---Cannonball goes on, a Beverly Hills, Calif, on seat bones instead of the into almost every facet of the creased from g {-1e! of $19 084 | T-Sugarfoot 12:15 F M. 2--Manhu phrgician reports thighs, p plie; an at some of Sun ime PY mr Joan re public; 1 od thay i : "100.000 to $15,219,000,000, Most of " BLACE of io The reasons are these: Cumu- e rea 1ame ) ent « eh J y i . . S «It originates in ¥ r ( p | Te i la ellecly I past, even minor, HERE ' TO STAY American dustry, | oe le many, Canada, Bel dum Switzer J ay Ty Baw] 12:30 P.M. 6-TBA Sd injuries slowing of reflexes; less _ Income tax in Britain Was first 4 from Europe. lard, Sweden, The Netherland Chevy Show : We ot Hop © For mmer 0 e and muscle imposed in 1799 as a 'tempor pil on a 4 ? and Japan 9 Su » Could Be You . 3 . less ability of these tissues to re- ary" war tax yr a d -- . SE | A1LAY APPREHENSIONS Besides telling th tory, the Diy mls pines ! for Tomorio 4 Series | Pictures and text probably are American exhibit: gives informa IW th big . i " P M. 5:00 Pp AY] COPPER BOOM TOWN intended to allay ref o tion or ' ot} ' eS MAY! 5.2 Playhouse A Mo Hi a LB | 116--RCM¥ I af 6 ) f P.M countries including Canada sell in the United States Do Gi 4 ' Light PM » . . tovianay g ; - pe oday 60 miners operate a 9:00 P.M ia | 16 © A Borrowed ! 1] 0 I'his is a view of Phoenix, | Kootenay mountain country of f J wlay RE io 1.000 116- Whi We're Yous 1:00 PM, Ae rave in verseas B.C.. a city that grew quickly | southeast British Columbia was | single mine Mid-day Matinee Ozzie and Harriet . | + m'fleman 7 and crashed suddenly on 'the | the biggest copper ore pro tons of copper ore a day. But |'4 Rlaman. 7 : Bins of The 'anada, A year later they commute from nearby Ri one ure '" Price is Right fortunes of the copper market ducer in Canada ear later hey f nearby | iy : re rice i When this picture was taken in | copper prices plunged and the | town nobody lives in Phoenix ; ; ; 1918 the town of 7,000 in the | city was abandoned to the for- | anymore, CP Photo) 4 ; 7--=Divorce Hearing 7~The Hawaiian Eye ! os M 116 ade | World Turms | ve Miliionaire t lo Increased "=" | Si hd | S--Arthur Muri Day In Court 9:3 P.M in n m n ~The Gres Pe Adventures With 1-6 Tate "The modem way to 1 er 1 e GUELPH (CP Conservation! vin Hamilton told delegates Can n:m p a2 Noddy | Vor s.Dav } e Got a Secret travel is by MR, Py | and development of Canada's na- ada should plan its resources de- '}--¥Four Religions | 2 i Morehouse said truck drivers reported less footswelling, leg y The fact of foreign investment Z |in the early United States is well known, but even Americans prob F i I=Aleoa Presents Drama Ser 10:00 P.M, | tural resources to cope with in- velopment 20 to 50 years ahead 6 Africa 2:30 PM 11-6--First Person | ereased home population and for- to stimulate markets and gener 3 M Squad M 7--8es Hunt | on My ster Detectiv Gia L ) i. i] » ni A LJ] | eign trade competition was advo- ate work series y baie He A Cooking Ad? hic : Bi Lite esl en S OS e cated Monday at the Soil Con Any country that hopes to keep 10:30 PM 5-2--Loretta Young 10,30 P.1A - servation Society of America con- its place under the sun in the 7--Coronado J 11-6---A Case For The 2 : * Servat face of increasing world competi.| 3--Fim Feature party Cour For information regarding + " a de Johnn 3:00 P.M 7 Interpol Calling ACOC WS OC tis s taken and they show only minute! Society president Elmer © L, tion must plan now for market By JIM PEACOCK new copy and advertisement 3 Society pr 1 / 11: 00 ¥ M. at The Clock bMan_ Hunt Canadian Press Staff Writer -|had told the story in newspapers, repercussion at the surface from Sayer said recent farm produc- developments many vears hence, 1746-542 Ne 3--Doetor Malone 3--Four Just Men any form of travel "oe DIAL RA 3.9441 v v T | ar . sts $ ditional the underground blasting but | ¢ will have to be increased 160 he said Weather; Sports lionair 11:00 P.M. NCOUVER (CP Those and on radio stations, Addition fon will have to be reg H VANCOUVE r the! letters 8 » have gone out report-| even these didn't coavince some!na. cant to meet food and fibre "One 3 son 1:15 P.M. A M. 11.7:6:5.4-2- News We have a direct Toronto telephone line for prompt Airline Reservations Se Cur itv is aroused by the letters since have gone ou per cent to meet food and fibre One of the primary goals of Weather; Sports ) A use cathe or hoardings around construc- ing work progress, the type of householders there was no dan-|p..qc by the year 2000. He called resource management must be ouss Who Do You Trost. ) 1:15 P.M ¢ site can appreciate the solls encountered, the size of ge . : Vi for protection of agricultural land the development of empldyment 1:30 P.M » Plays » v ¢ Highbury Tunnel 1g charges and many other Dr ha tor Dolmage \ aucowver against urban encroachment and gpportunities based on resource 11---CNE Special 2 om These Roots ' I 4 ¥ ® 2 in at af ons g engineer who helped | fore A 4 A s V erdiet Is Yours rag . taken to keep their job details consulting engin sredicted pressure on farm land! devel eo ] o rg v Sports Views | { builders have tacen keep th rs Jefore work began, the sewer-| plan the tunnel, sald special top-| Lads increase ge yeopment Soh a ave --_ 2 Parr 4:00 P.M [11 e l Owned and operated by Thomos Meoaows anu ve., Cone: nterested obs age authority interviewed house- pling-pin tests were set up to con-| Fertil . ' C I bh 3 heer, -. Bugs Bunny and sate | 22 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH, OSHAWA DIAL RA gy > sin : ot " yl Rp lies ertile soils are anada's H Li ol Friends I'rackdown | holders in the portal areas where/viace two of these familie Ws \ " J y B hal pg HA eatest natural asset, said Mr. y Y REAR | 11~Late American Bandstand | 5.2-Jack Par the worst noise nuisance was fol Metal rods the size of lead greats 8 Natur ; et 3 aid ir ATOMIC REACTOR it Film Playhouse Film Festival | ® p 8& i ost ate t a | pr ray n that come and purchased eight homes pencils were set on end on 3 country oa a: increase Hs. fat) TOKYO (AP) The Antara 4 ue ars { s i ase a | be 3 : : vant to do this, sindelat an average cost of $21,000, to glass panel in these houses. land fourfold to 350,000,000 acres.| NeW Agency says Indonesia will « oh bound to be some disturh-| remove those persons established) 'You could knock them over by| "|start building an atomic reactor JA » Vd &/ » » 3 able t up he auis-|s t the floor," He urged increased education! ear Tak: ear al ) [) ' 0) ; tunnel big enough as unable to put up with the auis-| stamping your foot on t ) near Ja next year, It said e w e, g Y a hen y ne " is ri ance. The homes later were said Dr. Dolmage. "Bui theyito foster conservation and good!the work will be done with Soviet wor A ut woru 0 u armi t arive hay auto miles bene rented to tenants who understood didn't move when the blast went|land use yurrowed for 2 ' \ a heavi d residential area. and accepted the circumstances. | off Federal Resources Minister Al-|for peaceful purposes { | 4 ; . Th it Northern Construc-|and the sewerage authority in There have been some com - . 7 : ¥ tion Cc wpany and J. W Stewart tends to sell the houses when the|plaint but for the most part, : most informed. Property owners 'are being kept in touch by letters to each person understandable aid and the reactor will be used | : { A Li Lid. are doing for the Gres job is completed Mr. Berry said, they've been met CROSSY NRD PUZZLE io. 8 warage 3 Many moves have been taken| without too much difficulty, Vancouver Sewerage and Dri . Ing jave 3 age district working beneathito a sure as lit e Toise as pos The tunnel will be part of a ACR( 49. V K 20. One Street in the Dunbar sible and tha Ro damage occurs sewage collection and treatment] 3 Sugar dongh of 18 southwest Vancouver on fie Sun aoe ftom ndetgroun system capable of servicing 640 | source DOWN popes IN 1962 blasting yon Po n Insta y in 000 population and will glimiiate 8. Canterer ' nan 21, With COMPLETE IN 1962 machinery a8 heen insia lo dumping of raw sewage into Eng- tA t . O80 ight i 1 ton tsi 5 pportion mig The $4,000,000-plus project, be side the tunnel instead of out Ide lish Bay, a major cause of pollu- 12 Proverb ame 22. Bolted gun. at the end of last year and the entrance. Machines that must| co "ot "a cad down Vancou 3. Climate , eduled for completion by work outside have been insulated) oon. cin ins beaches in 1958 3. Cl a . warly 1962, is the biggest sewer as much as possible, Blasts h "People wi 4 derstand the es: (poe " ; wer built in British Columbia, been kept well below allowable eople who understand y . Mr, Crosby } is 12.850 feet in length sizes sential nature 'of this project (poss) 5. Spirite (collog,) Ime asus n : Ri Hisinerer : : don't complain when they know , luxelamae i , United A a ge from a, HOME DEMONSTRATIONS what we are doing," Mr. Berry Lon Worke . Swterder's Abswer ih . Sr p Seismograph tests have been! said Boy's . Norse Frost 39. Greek large section of Vancouver and -------- a-- boring Burnaby to a new | jacke % £ 32. Any portico reatment plant to be built soon! ¢ . ' Ttalis tors utensil split 40, Flock on Iona Island in the North Arm n river 9, Vegetable pulse 42, Mrs, of the Fr rio River very 1 g , Tree of 0, Determined 36, Packsac! Johnson, € nt re job, including the birch . Evening (West, explorer ie entire 1 ment plant, will cost some fami sun god U.8) 44, Against on N00 . , Entir , Assumed 48. Extraordi- 45. Mexican } Ir. V. Berry of S] el | 10 1S IS 22, 1 name nary person rubber tree mmissione PITY g rou sewerage and drainage dis sald those involved in plan-| yay rpAX (CP)--Bert Batson'soff the wreck of a British man . he tunnel realized they. .iartront store used to carry alo'war on the Newfoundland coast. Ret uda ildn't carry it out without a sign outside--"We sell everything] One story that used to make at deal of noise from the vari from a needle to an elephant," [the rounds about the old shop- Laughing es of machinery and from One day he did sell an elephant keeper was that he thought he : Oolor the tunnel and promptly changed the sign had been cheated when he once " for or start, the disturbs «we sell everything from a|bought 6,000 light bulbs from a Sale worst as hufelpeadle to an anchor navy store and found they notice mmed meta oll Now demolition hammers have couldn't be used. So he broke the 3. Quote place in the open-cut'y uaneq the 100 -year- old two- bulbs and collected the tiny strips - Ohs and the tunnel, being dug gioreved shop to make room for of platinum that joined the es th and south simultane-|, "co vice station. Mr. Batson prongs and filament, 5, Occupled sold the store 13 years ago Before he left the office each , Sign of ST ARTI D EARLY He once claimed that no major night, he used to pile his papers infinitive ought we'd better pre. building project in the area + in a safe and leave the door un 88. Unctuous und with the people complete without some purchase locked with a sign over it: 9, Shilling concerned." sald Com- from his store, Pypical items in "Mr, Burglar: This safe is not (abbr,) ner Berry, "We distributed stock were paintings, tombstones, locked. Please do not damage. . J of » every householder on compasses, charts, lifebelts, sun- And Oblige. BB." 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