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STC ay pee Es Ge He ee 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 26, 1962 TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto - WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WBEN-TV Channel 4--Baffalo WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channe! 5--Rochester. CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie en oe (te tal te oe 4:00 v.M. 'The Hideaway American Bandstand 6--Shoestring Theatre 5-2--Make Room For Daddy li--Romper Room {1--Yogi' Bear ae lee 7--Jungle Jay Show T--~Jack LaLanne Show | &3--Friendly Giant 4--People Are Funny | #-Edge of Night 2--Susie 5--Here's Hollywood 10:00 A.M. 2--Three Stooges 11--Bob McLean sae va. 9--Free and Easy 6.3--; ginecee 7--Jane Wyman Show 4--Golden Jubilee Mass) yiUNeSDAY EVE. $-2--Say When 5:60 P.M. 10:30 A.M. \1--Family Theatre 9--free and Easy 6-3--! Dazzle 7--Day in Court 5--Kukii 5-2--Piay Your Muneb | 4_Bugs Bunny abd His 4--I Love Lucy Pals 10:45 A.M, 2--Captain Bob 3--Christian Science 3:15 P. 11:00 A.M, 4--Dick Tracy's 9--Free and Easy ®--Bachelor Father 7--Tennessee Ernie Ford 6--Seven-o-One 3 ss " i ZZ < g a" thorities at 6--School Broadcast 1--Early Show ' 7 ; land seaside resort 5--National Velvet §-2--Price is Kight > Weather + | {The Verdict is Yours ee = epee bourne found it necessary a 1: Lear cH 4 Theatre " S '| +|stitute fines for those 7--Yours For-A 5--Theatre 3 G--Let's Speak English | 2--Felix The Cat = "ry " 2 tured playing thelr 9-2--Concentration eS ; an 4---The Brighter Day 6:00 P.M. & a: lotets = : At Brighton, there 12:00 NOON + aa ' mo ; t--News: Weather {1--Bugs Bunny and So riacisl abies : 2.To and eID le special law to deal 7:30 P.M. Friends 2--Sea Hunt : slang upon Route 6 ian 6:15 2.M. 8..A jot ae g-Bugs Bunny Show | 5.3--Your First 6--Sea Hunt 4. Ten-dollar ASBERE eS ; CKEY, eee Impression 6:30 P.M, bill: eee | ; d "THAT SURE IS A res Soaps | ep -- De REISE imabond . LONG FAPERI S--Popeye And Pals $3-2-Newst Weather: : t Sea aan 12:15 P.M. Sports 6. Girl's a 4--Speaker of the 6:45 P.M, : i--Family Thei ek ian Pie pg 7. Lucid $--Huntley Brinkley 8, Peel \. 7--Window Shopping 7:00 P.M. 9. Greedy 29. Without 6--Movie Matinee 9--Wagon Train 10. Writing light 5-2--Truth or 6--Seven-o-Une "instruments 82. Hesitation Consequences 5--Real McCoys i . d Ce et ' pd niga pigeon 83. Fire Bu today." 19, Hebrew . y youns s neem |e : letter lighter The staid London Times finde hieas rt 2--The Pioneers 20, Kind of * hoe agg the mechanical monsters Y-Movie Matinee joncen Some -- 'ioc spring ticularly annoying, and terms -- n Show she | $--One O'clock Movie : rd Lae STs them "instruments of torture." aie Meee Anais Panama 2 7 2--Mid-Day Matinee 4--The Alvin Show 1:30 P.M. 62--Wagon Train Lad ae | : Ancient Haven u--Bob McLean SAN Star, 'Theatre Maen a tay ' cen wae ja 4--The World Turns 2 ° - $3-Explorations 3--Movie epee oe x 700 P. 200 P.M. ¥ Y Old Sore Gee soore eocky " 9-77 Sunset Strip " R ea Show 6-3--Chez Helene 7--Straightaway 600 rs _ bei S2--san Murray Show | 63--Playdate RIM A I ors pis OccasiONALLY, ees 'Fant coi at He bess 7 CARSar WHENEVER: pte Enel Ka a eo : nae il: Mi. 2:30 P.M. %--Top Cat 0-9-1-65-4-3-2--News: 11--AIl Star Theatre |$-2--The Rebel 11:15 P.M, 7--Seven Keys | 4--Checkmate 63--Mile. De Paris 9:00 P.M, ag rim Young $--Theatre eatre 7--The Hawaiian Victory At 8 4--House Party 6-5-3-2--Kraft Myeey PABicm niger ee 3:00 Soy Bens sii " wy, atl --! r Room fs .M. | Ps K ey ; : sa Tost Show S--Quess For A Day |i cane ice Sundin 3 A ae dngese-Veneratie ta pre 6-3--Musie wa Dick Van Dyke shi WY CS ' by. a group Malone ip j b sya 10:00 P.M. } cs & : originally by a group of forget- In Berwick, Scotland, smash- and - grab artists shattered @ store-window and stole several small radios. The proprietor next day comforted music ad dicts with a sign: "Thieves could not resist our top - quality transistor radios. MICKEY MOUSE 2--Dr. Challenge i 12:30 P.M. mereet REE ha j wat Ve /\} - g lish traders. "Poor, sick, "WEDNESDAL |\--The Cap'n Andy | 7--Naked City ude Ce ae ee and) £ Z x Mes. = : and distressed" English 7:45 A.M, 1 whe "Do You Trust $25 Play py ed wit ng cdagtigen 3 Ld : - al F : d 's brea e %--Popeye and Pale | 63--Verdict' is Yours | 4-U.S, Steel Hour employee it became a haven for Roman Catholics forced out of England Come in and pick out your safety-checked "GOODWILL" Used Car today. We have a large selection to choose from. Drive away today with confidence and fee 2 oo ote ee er . was considered @ traitor te satisfaction and NO PAYMENTS 'TIL AUGUST, or a small deposit will hold the car of your choice 'til desired. a2 ryt Engi at under r own names, 230 KING ST. W. | THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. PHONE 723-4634 | asc Salar ate tone of the Roman One favorite story concerns the --' inauguration of a swimming 1 by Cardinal TO TIGE AND HOBIE, THE LONE RANGER RescLED THe) [200! by nnn] PROFESSOR STAR, | [mma Peceeasce Ano satuabies reco The moans es ia oft 6 ae Le geo STOP WORAYIN; HOBIE, LON: a NOR BUEN Nv THING PARTI pulse that Canela = com THA oy PROFESSOR ; other religious "institution me. THE LONE RANGER Welsh, French Are Compared CARDIFF (AP) -- A Toronte advertising executive writing in a Welsh newspaper has come pared the difficulties of Cam .-|ada's French-language minority with Britain's Welsh minority. Welsh - born John Jenking described "bitter antagonism which existed until quite re- cently between the English- and French-speaking people in Can- ada" in three articles in the Cardiff Western Mail, owned by Canadian Roy Thomson, "French Canadians are very much a minority group in English-speaking North Amer- ica, and they are rary as hard for the survival hate language as are the Welsh- speaking Welsh." Jenkins feels the French- speaking Canadians are winning their fight, where Welshmen are in great danger-of losing theirs. Fal ee : ' "There is a growing feelii * FEMALES~FROM LITTLE Ps 8 ' Ri] |in English Canada among - } GIRLS IN PINAFORES ON UP \y 1 ee : ligent English Canadians that ' : : WANT SOMEBODY TO | Hr oe > they ----_ learn their country's Z'M HAVING : ih i = 'second language.' "' TROUBLE WITH MY e Pat 5 SUPPOSE. _ « "a BN AS Jenkins is a graduate of the TOOTH, DOCTOR .00 ; University of Toronto. BIG INSTRUMENT The bass viol, or double bags, | |largest of the violin-shaped im '-/struments, was known as early | jas the 16th century. SALLY'S SALLIES DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER _ ae JULIET JONES eee SAIL, WILLIE FOL 16 Pen YOY, AY BARTON (THAT IS. THE TRUTH! F "nid ine