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TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channe) 1)--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto WUR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WEKBW-TV Charvel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channe) 6--Rochester CFTU-TV Channel 9~Toronto CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie THURSDAY EVE. 7 American Bandstand ome aval -- a Bunny and His '© King Features Syndicate, Inc, 2962. World rights reserved, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thersdey, June 28, 1962 6-3--Sing Ring Around FRIDAY cepa bamily Theatre 6-3--Razzle Dazzle :ll--Bob McLesn 9--Free and Easy 7--Jane Wyman Show $2 say When 4--News and Features Series 10:30 A.M. $--Free and Easy 7--Day In Court 5-2--Pilay Your Guneb 4--I Love Lucy 5-2--Price Is Me Ag 4--The Verdict Is Yours 11:3. A.M. 7--Yours For A Song $-2--C 'ation 4--The Brighter Day 12:% NOON (i--Bugs Bunny and 'riends Le 7--Camouflage $-2--Your First CROSSWORD ACROSS ee Boe sit ja zi 1. Applauds TiOlOl |S MESIAIRICIE} 6. Repeated O23 gg queui ly 6:45 P.M. 49. Washes U--Family Theatre §--Huntley-Brinkley Impression 9-4--News: Weather: figure in RSCRMBIS we) Sports design EB E PIAIGMEK IRIAN 3--Popeye and Pals 11. Boundary 12,Roman . azet 6M, official 13. Yellowish- brown 14, Water 3--Real McCoys 2--Divorce Court 8:00 P.M, 7--Donna Reed 63--Nature Of Things Circus Free and Easy 4--Speaker ot tne House e380 '9 * 7--Window Shopping byssin. 6--Movie Matinee 4, Dessert 4--Frontier $-2--Truth or 8:30 P.M. Consequences 11--Panic 4--Search for fomorrow $7--The Real McCoys | 3--News: Weather: 63--My Three Sons ports 12:45 P.M. 5-2--Dr. Kildare 4--Guiding Light 6. Scatter 6.Cat's sound 7. Poem 8. Slant 9. Deceptive sources for farms 15. Girl's nickname 16. Printer's 1--News; Weather 7:90 P.M. 9-Try For Ten T--Margie 6--Expedition 9:00 P.M. $-2--International Show 11--Medic 1:00 P.M, §--Theatre \l--Movie Matinee 1--My Three Sons 7~Afternoon Show 6-3--Ghost Squad 5--Feature Movin 4--Brenner 4--Meet the 3~Movie 2--Mid-day Mm 18, Exclama- tion 19. Pond MICKEY MOUSE 11--Mr. Lucky 47. Uncooked 7~The Law and Mr. oF a PO osnten i $ 19 ]10 aze} 4--Zane Grey Theatre| {~The World 7--Flintstor ieee FM. 2:00 P.M. 9--Theatre a The Untou les 6-3--Chez Helene §2--Robert Taylor's Fae Miech Mumer §-2Jan Murray Show | Detectives 4--Password 9:00 2M 2:15 P.M. 1l--Man From Interpol 4--At The Source 3--Con @--Nursery School 9--Have Gun Will 2:30 7. vk. ¢ Fae don | ie J--All Star Theatre rend set Scheven Keys ecu -- Night 6-3--Open 98 52--Loretta Young eatre House Party 3:00 P.M. li--Romper Room 7--Queen For A Day €3--Quintet -- Musical 11--The Tom Ewell Show 9--Country Style 6-3--Perry Mason 5-2--~All American Bowl Game 4-Father of the Bride 10:00 P.M. 11--Bob McLean $2--Dr. Malone ; {Millionaire bg hg 3:30 P.M. 4~The it Zone izes Cipe Andy 10:36 P.M Zane Grey Theatre $-2--Our Five Daughters ¢3--Verdict Is Yours | Keyhole $--Keyhole 7--Who Do You - To Tell The. Truth 4--Eyewitness -- Walter Cronkite 4:00 P.M. The 9--The Hideaway 2~King Of Diamonds 11:30 P.M. 2--Blockbuster Movie outcast 39. Yes: dialect 40. Achieve 43. Dolt 46, Girl's name 48. Recipient ---- 6-28 SALE!! SALE! SALE! Of 1962 Demonstrators. Many models and colors available including; PONTIAC -- BUICK -- ACADIAN and VAUXHALLS. Come early and buy the car of your choice ond save hundreds of dollars for your summer vacation . . . THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. SALE!! 230 KING ST. W. SALE!! PHONE 723-4634 (iL ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS, Ve PROFESSOR, WHEN WEYE DUG DEEPER. 5, j --AN' NOW | KIN STOW 5 ' 12 A Ah TH' KID IN TH' BAG" ei | A WHY DIG Lay, OREPER?, THE LONE RANGER YAW, GO ON, KATHY0 HAVE ANOTHER! tatty aa ila amo HON 6-28 Hates 5 MUGGS AND SKEETER Pa *| ' ws ein sal ' uid we LS a aeatie ott eats *e Sewing Machines | Produced By Hand - PEKING (Reuters) -- The Company is housed in a co! tion of weatherbeaten, shackle buildings on the bankd of the Pearl River in Can Its equipment and machi tools are largely homemad more than 40 per cent of work is done by hand and theré is little mblance to the ring under siderable difficulties, it is @ s' example of how is. to produce mo tic and export gale: on s. ' The four sewing maching models eth grote: y were prominen isp! the Canton trade fait e spring when China put its industrial foot forward to att tract foreign buyers and valuable foreign exchange. GOOD SELLERS While hardly up to the ards of the best North Am can, European or Japanese chines, they save Chines housewives many hours of ous handwork and because their low. price sell well many worl The 1962 below that of 1959 and 1960, but attempts are being made to im prove the quality of the oe | chines by perfecting equipme: an giving the workers moré ing. The factory employs ab: 2,000 workers, 800 of the women and girls just out school hg learn their skills ; they work. Walking through the streets of Canton or Peking, a passe can see hundreds of little wor! shops where a few women ar using small sewing machines to make or repair clothing and handicraft products. ' Urban communes have their . 'lown small clothing factories where women keep the sewing machines humfiing for twd or three shifts each day, turning out scarce items of clothing and other goods now available in larger quantities, apparently as part of the government cani- paign to induce workers to pré- duce more by pack them greater material rewards. ' Youth Should | Learn World Religions = | VANCOUVER (CP) -- Tie church doesn't seem to be doing much to help youth meet changing situations confroi it, says a senior high = counsellor, "Neither the church or wé, the parents, are giving young- sters the help we had as dren," says Mrs. Sheila Thompson, mother of daughters. "We should be inculcating fh the young certdin moral atti- tudes as well as, or even in place of, physical skills. f "As it is we prepare yourls people for jobs that may vah- ish before they have trained fdr them. Automation is already usurping jobs done for years by persons as far separated as bank employees and telepho operators." The Delbrook Senior High School counsellor said she feels the church could be a great he in enabling youth to test i ideas against reality. hi "Our ministers or older men and women could give them an opportunity to talk about thejr problems without embag. rassment or fear of criticism," The church should strive to enlarge the horizons of youth, not close them. One way was to teach other of the world' ; moving times to find that m children have no idea of ethics of civilizations other than their own." 4 YOU CAN NEVER TELL WHAT H | ABEATING LIKE IGGY GAVE ,yOU WILL DOTO A MAN. AND WHY HAVENT YOU <=, CALLED THE DOCTOR ?, IP YOU ASK us perane HENPECKED 1! JULIET JONES PRESERVES ART : EDINBURGH (CP)--The Ni tional Gallery of Scotland has paid the Duke of Sutherla £55,000 for Gainsborough's painting, "Rocky Landscape.' Chairman David Baxandall saiti if the gallery had not pur- chased it, the masterpic would have been sold overseag. 'ICE CRUSHERS =! aModern icebreakers clear } channel by sliding over the edge of the ice and crushing it downwards by sheer weight. SALLY'S SALLIES AIT, DEAR WILL YOU HOLO [t WONDER IF ANY OF THE GUYS IT AGAIN, WHILE MILLIE GETTING MARRIED THIS SEES WHY. MONTH REALIZE WHAT HER BABY DAGWOOD, WILL. YOU HOLO THE PHONG FOR ME WHILE I