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» ees, eee a ae 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, July 13, 1962 TELEVISION LOG LHCH-TV Channel 1)--Hamiltop WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WKBW-TV Chanve! 7--Buftalo CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto CBLI-TV Channe! 6~Teronto WBEN-TV Channe) 4--~Buftalo WROC-TV Channe) 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channe! 3--Barrie SAL Uh. *) AM $~---Bozo'r Story Book $-Willie Wondertu 3:30 A.M. 1-F 5--Popeye 4--Cartoons 2~--The Stooges and Rascals AM FRIDAY EVENING FM. #amily theatre Dazzle T--Farm and Home 5-2--Pip The Piper 4--Museum of Science at: Ag Friends %Boys and Girls House 7--Comedy Theatre 52 Shar Lewis show 4-The Alvin Show vd A.M, 32--King Leonarde 4--Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11:00 A.M, U--Vavro School of music %Father Knows Best 2--Squad Car 7:15 P.M. j--News; Weather 7) PM, For Tex ie sartoons 5-2--Fury 4--Magic Land 11:30 A.M. |tl--Bugs Bunny 9--Pinocchio Try Se OO | elias 'the Co | este 4--Roy Rogers na gg ven } 2--Make Room For %--Donna Reed Show | Daddy 2:00 NOON 8:00 P.M. 12:06 f * 9--Professor's Party qothe Hothawaye 7--Bugs Bunny ¢3--Red River. Jam- 6--Let's Speak boree 8:30 P.M. i3}--Seahunt 7--Flintstones €-3--Car 54 ~-- Where Are You 4--Route 66 %2--Robert Taylor's Detectives 12:30 P.M. il--Cannonball 7--Six Gun Theatre 3--R.C. ge BP +News W Robe: 9:00 OM shed 4i--Man From Interpol] $--Mid-day Matines $--Have Gun Will 12:45 P.M Trave) ancaed "Sant 7--17 Sunset Strip | "oo m Mase i sas pice Night | 4--Film Featurette M. | : U--The Tom Ewell Show). -- 9--Country Style eS ee €3--Perry Mason Pa ov ag Pane Sanmer b-Wonsat Bowing &--Father of the Bride | Rural Review 2-Bob Hope 1.15 P.M. 10:00 P.M. %--Twin Bill Theatre li~--Bob McLean 1:36 P.M 7--Target: The 9--Big Four Playback Tone 5--Uncle Tom's Cabana ~The Twilight Zone 100 P.M. 10:3) P.M. U--Club Eleven Dance %--Zane Grey Theatre Party S--eyhere Scene 9--Twin Bill cheats " 7--Wrestling jampions 'Eyewitness -- Walter | 6.4-3--Baseball Game of Cronkite the Week 9:00 A.M. | 1i--Biology -- McMast- er University ii--Musle -- McMaster Uni li--Capt. Andy and dis 7--Popeye and His Pais 4:30 P.M 7--Buffalo Bandstand ata ~™ vane of Robin ood 3:00 P.M 1--Family Theatre 9-5--Wre: 4--Mr. Bumble's ey. Shop 3--On Safari 2----Featurama | se 1. 1--Early Show ¢3--Bugs Bunny Sar 1. "VF 6:00 PLM. 9--Hi-Time 6-3--Countrytime 5--Highway Patro) 3--News; Weather: Sports :45 PM. 96-4--News: Weather: Sports | 3--Three Stooges | 1--Bronco ; U--Music -- University | 4--Uncle Jerry's Club | @Cartoon Playhouse 7--Farmorama 2--United Fund Program 5--Popeye 9:00 A.M ll--Biology -- McMast- er University 5--Texas Rangers 4 Popeye Playhouse 8~-Your Chureb Invitation 9:15 A.M, T--Bible Answers 2--6enate Report 9:30 A.M MeMaster $--The Living Art Of | Japan T--Faith For Today | &--Danger Is My j Business 2--Make Shore 10:00 A.M | li--Bugs Bunny and Frie' | %~Youth and Religion | $--Dr. Norman Vincent) Peale 4--Lamp Unto My Feet) ht | | 10:30 A.M Around The World [11--It Is Writt T--Adventurous Mission S--Industry On Parade 7+The Christophers | 63--Chureh Service 5--This Is The Life 4--Camera 2--Gene Autry Roy| li--Marian Day Rally 9--It Is Written i--The Bible Today $--Report From 4--World 3--Felix The Cat |@ News | 3~Cartoons | 2~Frontiers of Faith 2--Family Playhouse 4--Stories of the Year | j\t--Rey. Oral Roberte | 3--Comment and ca Congress 12:30 P.M, | | 6-3--Let's Talk Music | Sure, - Male) 5--Talk Back 4~--Washington Con- 10:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11--Cathedra] Chimes 5--World of Sport 5--Behind Closed Door 4--Sunday Playhouse 3--World of j 2:30 P.M. li--Let's Talk With Father Meehan $--Youth and Religion 7--Meet the Professor 5--Burns and Allen 3: MA 1i--Pin Busters 9--Around the World 7--All Americ Wants Te 'Three wt30 AM. Congress Artists Concert Hall 12:00 N $-Italian Theatre Know 5--Topper Ps 3:30 P.M 7---Editor's Choice 5--World of Sports | 4:00 PLM \li--Rec. Room | 9~The Last Holiday | 7--Issues and Answers Weather Sports 6-3--Country Calendar | 4-International Regatta 4:30 P.M |11--Tiny bay Ts. | 7--Thrilis a Skills versation | 3--Twenty-Twenty and News 9; > 12:45. P.M. 500° 1i--Family Theatre 7~World of Sports | 6-3--Fighting Words 5--Cecil and Beany 4--Planet Earth 2--Theatre 5:30 P.M. | 6-3--Cheyenne 1:00 ws Conviction risis Film Featurette as PM, en 9--Great Music From |5--Buck Open Golf 7--Championship Chicago Tournament | 4--Ted Mack's Amateur Bowling Hour | 9--'The Flint |7--Matty's. Funnies | 6-3--Some of Those | Days | 3-2--Chet Huntley 4--U of B Roundtables 7:30 P.M. | $Whiplash 7--Calvin and the Colonel |6--Dr Kildare | 5--Ben Casey | 4--Perry Mason | 3Robin Hood | Wells Fargo . ! li--Father Knows Best 9~-Yeature Theatre 7--Room For One More 3--Have Gun Wil Travel '@ PLA. li--Wrestling 7--Leave It To Beaver 6--Red River Jamboree 5--Shannon 4--The Defenders 3--Peter Gunn $~--Tall Man 9:00 P.M. 1--Lawrence Welk 6-3--Movie P.M, }11--Challenge The Champion 4--Have Gun Wil Travel Boxing 7--Frank Yankovie Show 4--The Miss Universe Beauty Pageant 10 0 | d--Peter Gunn 6-3--Juliette 10:45 YM. S--Johnny Esaw Show-- Sports | ey eee) | U-7-6-4-3--Newss Weather: Sports 9--Late Movie The Detectives 3~King Of Digmonds 11:00 P.M. 1B145-4-3-3--News: Sports 3-2---M Le 11: .M, Baseball -- 1--News, Weather: 2:30 P.M. 7--Late Show oe aioe teauee 6--Night Metre iit pee Baseball 4--Late Sports '<pne Ge 3:08 PLM. 5-3--Movie 4--Viewpoint | @3--Baseball Game e of | 2-Award Theatre 42--News and Sports the Week } 11:30 P.M 11:30 P.M $ ™M ll--Blockbuster Movie i1--Bloekbuster Movie i--The Cap'n Andy | 6--Midnight Zor Friday Night Theatre Ow 4--Starlignt Theatre €3--Movie | 4:00 P.M. 12:00 ?.M. $2--Tontght Show %--Telesports Digest 4--Premier Playhouse -' 4--Film Featurette 6--Midnight Zone 2--Pic-a-Polka CROSSWORD ACKOSS 1. Before: Dial. 6. Plural of "that" 11, White bear 12,One who hates 13, Snares 14. King Arthur's father 15. Smal) lizard 16. Raise in relie? 17, Silver chemistry 19, Mechanica! 2. Unavoid- able 3. Norwegian saint of 4, Engrossed 7 §, Bitter vetch of 6. Hand digit 7. 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Ceremonies were performed oldnghem, "aesisied "iy the as Leonard Col- bear, and her staff of officers. Three officers were absent and their stations were ng fill. ed by Beryl Miller, Jessie Espie, PM and Margaret Jef- frey, PM. Six past matrons and two past patrons were in- troduced, namely Mabel Chap- mt cate, Meat ie garet Carnegie, gai frey, Hugh Espie and ard Colbear. Two visitors rep- resenting Laurel and Whitby Chapters were given a warm welcome. Reports were received from various committees, among which were: the Benevolent convener, Jessie Robertson, re garding the catering to a re cent wedding reception; Ways and Means announced that draw tickets were selling favor- ably and asked all members te hand in the proceeds and un- sold tickets before next meet- ing. The Sick and Sunshine con- vener, Emnia Cook, reported that the list to be remembered was much shorter than usual. Congratulations to Past Pa- tron Elgin and Jeannette Hutch- inson who celebrated their 25th Silver anniversary recent: 'jand are also the proud grand- parents of three. A presentation of a wedding gift was made by the Worthy Matron Doris Nottingham te Worthy Patron Leonard Col- bear and his wife, on behalf of the members of Blue Ray Chap- ter. _The secretary, Mangaret Carnegie, reported on the cater- ing to the Masonic Ladies' Night and announced that the net proceeds amounted to over $148. The proceeds from the banquet convened by Associate Matron Emma Cook amounted to $74.67. The Dessert Luncheon which Was convened by the Worthy Matron, Doris Nottingham, was a huge success. About 56 members and friends patron. ized this social event. Out-of- town guests were present from Raglan, Prince Albert, Clate mont and Markham. The net proceeds amounted to $40.30 and will be donated to. Cancer Research which is the project this year for the Worthy Grand Matron, Norma Eastwood. The Estarl convener, Satab Kight, gave her report for the committee and announced that $30.63 had been raised for thie project, making a grand total of $50 raised since the begin- ing Of the fall seassions. The trustees were given au- thorization to procure a type- writer for the convenience of the secretary and members of the chapter. Margaret Carnegie, PM, announced that the com- mittee in charge of kitchen supplies, had purchased a quan- tity of dishes and silver toe complete the sets required. The business session was rather lengthy. Several letters were dealt with pertaining to the next meeting, to allow more time to entertain the Grand Chapter Officers who will be in attendance, Several invitations were re ceived and accepted from Scar- borough, Eastdale, West Hill, -- Sunbeam and Star- At the last meeting in May, the Worthy Matron had the pleasure of extending a weél- come to Past District Deputy Grand Matron Ruby Clarke ..|@nd also Past Patron and Ma- tron William and Agnes Wal- lace, of Markham Chapter. De- grees of the order were con- ferred on five new candidates and the work was capably car- tied out by the officers in charge. Congratulations were extend- ed to Past Matron Adelia White and her husband and Past Patron and Matron Hi and Jessie Espie who recen celebrated their silver anniversary on the same day. Plans are well underway for the big Birthday Party Night, when the guests of honor will be the officers from Grand Chapter. Several bus loads from out - o- - town are anti- cipated. _ The travelling apron is still in circulation, and members are asked to keep it on the move, reporting to Sarah Kight as to its whereabouts at the next meeting. : The prize winners for tte Court Whist were Mrs. Mabel Chapman and Mrs. Harvey Painter. The lucky door prize was won by Mrs. G. Corner, of Raglan, and the draw for the chicken was won by Mrs, A. W. Brown, of Oshawa. SALLY'S SALLIES you' TO WHAT KINO NG INVITING ME LARRY BRANNON JE MONTREAL, FLO MICHAUD WAS BEEN sow WILLIE KROWS B+ J COULD CROSS) 253 =, "I can't tell a mushroom from @ toadstool, dear, but I picked them all by my little self."