Oshawa Times (1958-), 9 Jun 1962, p. 19

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MONDAY TELEVISION. CHCH-TV Channe! 11--Hamilton Wuk-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WKBW-TV Charrel 7--Bulfalo CFTU-TV Channel 9--Toronto WBEN-TV Ch CBLI-TV Channel 6--Toronto WROC-TV Channe) 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie 7:45 AM. 5-2--Today Show anne) 4--Buffalo Lune tn 7--Romper Room 5--Movie ; ie 7--Bible Answers 5--Texas Rangers 4 Popeye Playnouse Ay EV | i | 2-Your Church 6:00 P.M. 9--Hi-Time 6-3--Country Ti 5-2--News 4--Wrestling 6:30 P.M. | tl--Father Knows Best 1; music -- 9--Camera Room University ---- Than %&-The Living Art Of ction | Japan 5--Highway Patro} 3--Sta |7--Faith For Today mn Leonard Golf | 5 Jot Jackson F SAT 3 ime Invitation | 9:15 A.M. | 2-Faith of Israel 9:30 A.M Bri McMaster § 6-3--F 11--Tin: Hide as. 9-6-4--News; Weather; 2--Pinpoint Sports 10:00 A.M. ! li--Bugs Bunny and {1--Bronco 'riends 1 %--The nes 9---Youth and Religion | 7--Matty's Funnies 7--Hour of St. Francis! 6-3--Dennis The Menace 5--Commonwealth of 5-2--Chet Huntley | Nations 4--U of B Roundtable | 4--Cabeza DeVaca 7:30 P.M. 10:15 A.M. 9--Whiplash 7--Calvin and the Colonel | 6--Dr. Kildare 5--Ben Casey 4--Perry Mason Tou: 10:30 A.M. 4--GE 9--Around The World | 7~--Mary Knoll Fathers | 5--Industry On dy eg 4--Uncle Jerry's Club | Walls ise 2--Cartoon Playhouse | The 8: ok. 10:45 A.M. | | $--Christophers 11:00 A.M. 11--Gene Autry 5-2----Mi 11--Jamboree 9--Feature Theatre 7--Room For One More 3--Have Gup Will | Travel 7--We Believe | + 0 PLA, 6-3--Church Service | 11--Wrestling 5--This Is The Life | 7--Leave It To Beaver, 4--Camera Three 6--Red River Jamboree | 2--Ask Ken Keating ie De 11:30 A.M. 4--The Defenders Oct te Weithen 7--The Bible Today 5--Report From Congress 4--Film Featurette 12:00 iN 1l--Here's Looking At You | 7--U.S. 2--Pic! 1i--The §-3--Ha 3--Peter Gunn 5--Bul! 3--Tall Man 9:00 P.M. 7--Lawrence Welk §-3--Front Row Centre §-2--Movie 9:30 P.M. 11--Challenge The Champion 4--Have Gun Will Travel 10:00 P.M. 8--Boxing 7--Frank \11--Sun: BA 5-2--W, 7--Playhouse Seven 6--Let's Speak English 5--Felix The Cat 4--News; Sports 3--Cartoons aon 2--Frontiers of Faith 4--Gunsmoke 12:15 P.M. 10. P.M. Se © U--Peter Gunn 12:30 P.M 6-3--Juliette PB nckig Ligon 10:45 P.M. ll--Let's Talk With s | Father Meehan P--Johnay Eeaw Show--/ ¢.3--Let's Talk Musie er PM | Tale Back > othe ashington Con- 11-7-6-4-3--News; Weather: Sports &--Theatre 11:15 P.M, Li--News. Weather: Sports Weather: 6-4-3--- Yankovie 5-2--C 6-5-3-2 4--GE |2--Family Playhouse 11--Whi 12:45 P.M, 4--Stories of the Year 1 1:00 P.M i \1--Rev. Oral Roberts | 6-3--Good Life Theatre| 5--Crisis 4--Accent PO! 7--Late Show 6--Night Metro 4--Late Sports 5-3--Movie 2~--Award Theatre 11:30 P.M. ao ech am Movie | 7_Medic idnight e | 6-3--Count Starlight Theatre | 63--Country Calendar 12:00 °.M. | €--Midnight Zone | 2--Pic-a-Polka | 1:00 A.M. 1i--Late News 6-3---Cl the 1:3° P.M. ll--It Is Written 9--Languaye In Action 5--Sound of the Stars 4--The Sheriff of Cochise I ! 2:08 P.M, 11--Cathedral Chimes 9--Championship iio %--Mahalia Jackson Bridge | 1 Sings | 7~Championship oJNGAY | PR cad a ; 8:00 A.M. | Junior Magazine | 4--Sunday Playhouse oThis Is The Life 2:30 P.M. l1i--Movie Showcase 1 | 9---Youth and Religion 2--Major League Baseball 2--United Fund 8:30 A.M. 7--Farmorama 2--Farm, Home and Garden &--Popeye | New 9--Around the World 7--Directions "62 63--Ramar of the Jungle ast. | 5--World of Sports 9:00 A.M 11--Biology -- McM. er University 3:30 P.M. Editors Choice 1l--Rec. Room 9--Feature Movie 7~--Championship | 2--Roy Rogers 7--Canisius College 4---Uncle Jerry's Club | seal at Beany 3--Twenty-Twenty and News rt pee 1--Family Theatre 7--World of Sports 6-3--Fighting Words | 5-2--Thunderbird Golf 4--Planet Earth | SLets Have A Hobby! 6.3 cheyenne 6:1 ' 9--Twenty Questions 6 Disney Presents er) 9--News Analysis 5~Marsgie | 4---Mister 3--Movie Museum 4--Lassie Kin To Win 7--Follow The Sun 6-3--Parade |9--Italian Theatre World of Color 4--Dennis The Menace Show Academy Perform 1 ll--Bourbon Beat 7.-Hollywood Special Are You 9:00 P. 1, versation 9:3 4--Jack Benny Show Report on Germany | 9--Andy Griffith's Show | 5-2--Dupont Show of | 4--Candid Camera 9--Loretta Young 7--Men Into Space | 6-3--HRH Duke of Edinburgh 4--What's My Line 1-7-6-5-4-3--News: Sports: | 7--Late Show | 6--Night Metro | 4--Sports Highlights 5--Sunday Scoreboard s 3--Movie 1, Stimulate | 2--Award Theatre | 11--Meditation 3:00 P.M. Sports woe Fe | S--Paramount Play- house | 4--Starlight Theatre | 12:00 P.M. '9--Wrestling 9:15 A.M. annonball | 1l--Romper Room 4:00 P.M. 2--Susie i000 AM | 11--Debbie Drake idge 9--Free and Easy ace To Face 4:30 P.M »-2-Say When y ii y Talent Time Reaeieer 10:30 A.M. 9--Free and Easy 7--Day In Court 4--I Love Lucy 11:00. ¢ 7--Tennessee Ernie Ford 5-2--Price Is Right 4--Video Village 11:30 A.M. rnament 5:30 P.M. 5-2--Concentration College Bowl 12:00 SOON 11--Bugs Bunny and Friends $--Free and Eas: /--Camoufiage 5-2--Your First Impression eet the Press 20th Century M. . Marshal 4--Captain Kangaroo 7--Jane Wyman Show 7--Yours For A Song 4--The Clear Horizon LOG - 3 ia | 1i--The Jane Gray Show 4---Popeye's Playhouse News 2~Debbie Drake Show 9:20 A.*' 7--Jack Lalanne Show 4--People Are Funny 4--Calendar -- Harry 5-2--Play Your Hunch | 4--News and Weather \--Movie Matinee 7--Afternoon Show 5---Women's Major 4--Spear 12:3 7--Window Shopping 6--Movie Matinee H 5-2--Truth or Ci and Pals 2:15 &.M. er of the Houst | M 3:30 P.M (1--Cap'n Andy Show 7--Who Do You frust 6-4-3--Verdict Is 5-2--Our Five Daughters 4:00 PLD | = The Hideaway League _ Bowling 4--Meet The Millers 3--Movie 2--Mid-day Matinee 9--A Kin To Win 5--Educational Special 4--The Worlo turns 1:30 2:1) 9~--Theatre 6--Chez Helene 5--Award Theatre 4--Password 3--i Married Joan 2--Jan Murray Show 2:15 P.M 6--Nursery School 4--The Cotton Bowl 2:30 P.M. jll--Here's Looking At | You | i--Seven Keys | 6-3--Open House 5-2--Loretta Young Theatre 4--House Party 3:00 P.M. |tl--Romper Room | 7--Queen For A Day | 63--The Dickie | Henderson Show | 5-2--pr Malone 4--Millionaire ican 4--Searer for fomorrow) 6--Signature 3--Noonday Report 12:45 P.M. | 4--The Guiding Light 1:00 PLA 5-2--Make Room For | Daddy 4 The Srighter Day 3~--The Women's Show 4:15 P.M. 4--Secret Storm 4:30 PM ll--Recky and His Friends 7--Jungle Jay Show | 6-3--Friendly Giant 5--Here's Hollywood 4--Edge Of Night 2--Three Stooges Im. P.M 2M. | MUN, ..4 | EVENING 5:0. P.M. \1.-Family Theatre 6-3--Razzle Dazzle | 5--Kukla | 4--Bugs Bunny and Pals 5:15 P.M. 4--Dick Tracey's Adventures 5:30 7.M. 7--Early Show 6--David Copperfield 5--Theatre 4--CH. 4 Theatre - 3--Popeye and Pals 2--Yogi Bear 6:06 ? M, 9--The Lawman 6 ~News 3--Facing Facts 2--Sea Hunt Yours 745 P.M. | 6-3--Sing Ring Around | Ed k-a-Polka 7:00 P.M. Real McCoys 9--Interview 7--Lawman zel ACROSS 1, Rope 5. European gold coins 11, Spoken 12, Noah's landing place 13. Nurse shark 14, Immensely 15. Tiny food-fish 17. Vibrate 20. Whee!l- mark 24. Gained 25. Actress ---- Kerr 28. Roadhouse 29, Solemn wonder 30. Prickly seed casing 31, Faults 33. Anthropoid 34, To corner 35. Harmonized 37. Pasture 40. An interval 43. Crowns 47, Wide pas- sageway 48. Oriental nurse 49, Blouses 50. Trust, with "on" DOWN Iwinkle Show set Strip | | 7:30 P.M, | alt Disney -- | | 8:00 P.M Ed Sullivan Street ar 54, Where Bonanza Theatre P.M. iplash 0:00 P.M. jose-up Week 0:30 .P.M. 1;00 P.M. Weather Tom Ewell Show 1:15 P.M. 2. An epoch 3. Obese 4.Lab glass container 5.TV's ---- Garroway 1:30 P.M. s; Weather; CROSSWORD 6. Russian 7, river Cuba's dictator . Skill . Indian cymbals . Pigpen . John Glenn's award . Author? "Gulliver's Travels" . Reverence 9. Girl's . Metro- nickname politan 22. Mole- color OOK JOIAIGIGIE|RISI 3. Frag na Bae ment é . Female sheep . Defeats 2, Com- mences . Holly- wood statuette Yesterday's Answer award . Put to 41. Gabor flight 42, Portuguese 9: Soft coin drinks Soul: Fr. . Dad: Close -friend colloq. Timid 2 3 6 8 19 LALA. 16 19 y | | I SEE, PROFESSOR IWAKI, SO THE SERVANT FROM THE HOUSE OF MIYAKE, THE COMMUNIST LEADER, BROUGHT MONEY? (re ou LOCALTREASURER, IT 1S MONEY, ALL RIGHT, 6,000,000 'YEN, BUT IN THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, June 9, 1962 49 7 WWAKI-SAN, PERHAPS AS MUCH AS THE FORM OF WATERPROOF CONTAINERS JANE ARDEN SO YOU'RE OL' MAM DAMS' KID/w TAKIN' OVER. THE BUSINESS, HUH ? 2 GHT AS WELL 'LL BE N IM THE COLLECTOR FOR. FARGO/ IN CASE POLLY HASN'*T TOLD YOU, YOU KICK IN TEN PER CENT OF YOUR GROS: MAXIE sf MICKEY MOUSE OH, I FEEL TERRIBLE WITH MY HEADACHE AN' COLD.../ BUT I'M NOT LETTIN'A BIT O° FLU + 6POIL MY LIFELONG, Boy Scout Paper Salvage Raises $175 By MRS. C .H. REESOR PORT PERRY -- The annual Father and Son banquet was held recently in the Scout Hall, Port. Perry, with approximately 204 attending. It was necessary to hold this event on two separate because of accommodation an@ large number attending. The first evening was cater ed by the Guide and Brownie Mothers Auxilary and the second one by the Scout' and Cub Mothers Auxiliary. The programs each were brief and informal concluded shortly after 9 p.m. Unfortunately Scout representa- vege she Oshawa were unable attend, owing to a huge Scout Camporee at Camp Samac and the Ist Rover Crew of Port Perry attended this event. Group Committee Chairman Gerald Nelson was toastmaster for the first night and vice chairman Rae Webster held this honor on the Monday night. Scout Padre Reverend E. W. Fuller offered grace, and during the evening received a cheque for $100, presented by W. Par- ker, for the return on the paper salvage gathered by the Scouts and also the Parkers during the year. This made a total of $175 from Mr. Parker, compared to $163 in 1960 with an increase in ton- nage to 31% tons, 156 Ibs. A. Buchner led in a spirited' sing-song. Deputy-Reeve Robert Kenny brought greetings from the local Council and thanked the Guide Mothers for the ban-, quet. Scout master Wes. Lane spoke briefly as did Cub mas- ters Stanley Ploughman and ;|Gordon Goode. Stanley Ploughman has served Cubbing in Port Perry for 22 years and Gordon Goode as Cub Leader for 12 years wag recently honored by the Osh- awa Scout Association with the presentation of a 'Thank you" badge in recognition of service to Scouting. The toast to the fathers was proposed by Scout David Mur. ray and responded to by his father, Donald Murray. A hu- morous reading entitled '"'Defini- tion of a Cub" was presented by Mi ona eet n the Monday ev , Mrs. W. Merlin Letcher, of Port Perry, was a special guest and presented a flag to the Rover Crew in commemoration of Merlin Letcher, the boys hav- 230 KING ST. W. THERE MUST BE A REASON! PHONE 723-4634 That we have sold hundreds more cars and trucks to date this year than any other in the last 28 years. It's simply this, CLEAN CARS, THOROUGHLY RE - CONDITIONED, REASONABLY PRICED, BACKED UP BY HONESTY, SERVICE AND FAIR DEALING. What better guarantee than this? Only at THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD., do you receive all these advantages with the purchase of a Goodwill Re-Conditioned car. IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEA THAT ILL. EVENTUALLY FALL IN LOVE WITH YOU, FORGET IT /! ------ LI'L ABNER A MODEL IS MERELY A PROBLEM IN LIGHT AND SHADE. TO ME. | DON'T HAVE A HEART. 1 HAVE. { THASS NICE. HAINT NO OTHER KINDA DEALS AH WANTS TO MAKE, WIF « FELLAS, NOW THET ¥ LI'L ABNER IS GONE. f THE LONE RANGER IGER AND "TONTO HEAR A EY RIDE "THROUGH A CANYON, HELLO? OH, HL MICKEY! ! WHAT ARE WE DOING? DONALD DUCK O#, ITS THE USUAL WILD SATLIRDAY Ll EXPECT THE POLICE RIOT SQUAD TO RAID US ANY MINUTE 2 ----. Prefuctions © we Wak Maney World Righia Reasrved MUGGS AND SKEETER YOULET ME ll WALK OUT WITHOUT YOUR GLASSES ARE ONLY FOR READING, PA... YOU DON'T NEED THEM FOR WALKING... NUBBINS YouRE NOT EATING IN BED, ARE YOU? JULIET JONES , GUYS AS OLD AS. You vk OLIGHTN TA TRY FIGHTING YOUNGER GUYS LIKE b) ME, MR. BELL, FIRST OF ALL...YOU AIN'T IN SUCH GOOD SHAPE, WHICH YOU ARE APT TO FORGET, ESPECIALLY IF YOU WAS A GOOD FIGHTER WHEN YOU WAS YOUNG. FIGHTER...WHEN LT WAS YOUNG... HONEST, 1 T...L WAS AGOOD ing ch to name their group the Ist Port Pi W. Me Letcher Rover gly " Skipper Ronald Bivens re- ceived the flag and presented it to Rover Mate Brian Simp- son on behalf of the crew. Head table guests included the toastmaster Rae Webster, Mrs. Letcher, Reverend E. S. Linstead, Cubmaster Stanley Ploughman; Gordon Goode and po Gregory; a Skipper R. vens and as: nt Cubmaster Ross Lane. " Leading in the sing-song were | }assistant leaders, Clem Jeffrey and John Pickard Toast to the fathers was | |Pably proposed by Cub Pavi Taylor and responded to Howard Hall. Dr. R. G. MeNe thanked the Scout Mothers for their good effort. Roy Scott, also a guest, spoke \|briefly stating it was a plea- 'jsure for him to see the Cubs and Scouts using the Camp Site on his farm and hoped that this would continue for many more years to come. The last paper drive for the '|summer will be held on Satur« day, June 23. GREATEST WATERFALL World's greatest waterfall, on basis of average annual flow, Brazil's Guaira falls has a vol- ume of 470,000 cubic feet per second, compared with Nic agara's 212,200. SALLY'S SALLIES a -- -- a MR, rap eaneiprent ei is 2) || iy 7 | la (480 IT DOESN'T is TASTE BAD I WANT You To 4" SHOW HIM THAT ELMO-- MR. BUMSTEAD LIKES IT ant it ETT Meet I'VE GOT TO Quit ANSWERING SRE World rights reserved © King Features Syodnsia, Im LARRY BRANNON FRANK,1 DON'T LIKE YOU CARRYING THAT GUN OF MINE. WHY? YOU DON'T HAVE {T REGISTERED. IF 4 HAD TO USE FAMILIAR IT, 1T COULONT WITH THIS MONTREAL BILL, WOULD YOU CHECK MY CAR TONIGHT? $M OFP F FOR A TRIP OVER TIME Time to get your car ready for summer driving. 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