iP Ca diy . THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, September 1, 1962 19 5-2 $2--Loretta Young | S--Ramas of ™me ' 4--The Brighter Day Theatre | ~Sunste 12:00 NOON | 4--House Perty | 6:00 P.M.. , 4 th 3:00 P.M. | 9--The Lawman : -_ Ratt euekce |11--Randy Dandy | 6--News * ima CUCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilion -- CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto| jin, 'Wyman' snow f3--summerama | 3--Thee, Stooges TH isSeCuRiTY AROUND IN THE RESTRICTED WGR-TV Channel 2~--Buffalo WBEN-TV Channe! 4--Buffalo|. §-2--Your First - '4--Millionaire 6:15 2.M. FICER SCOTT "AREA WHERE WE'VE GOT ALL THE ' = itl age & 3:30 P.M. |, | $-The Pedple's Choice PICKED /TELL \ SECRET STUFF, ALL ALONE, SEE-- WKBW-TV Chanvel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channe! 5--Rochester| 94 Nows; Weather 7--Who Do You Trust ' q NoTH ; TV Ch 3--Barrie Sports 6-3--Verdict is Yours | | 4 6:30 P.M. UP THE CHILD, ppd NO BADGE, pr | CFTO-TV Channel 9--' to CKVR- annel 3-Popeye And Pais | 5.2-Our Five Daughters | '1--News 4 | sn 12:15, P.M. (To Tell 'The Truth | #53-2_News, Weather, CHER UP, MONDAX 11:30 A.M, 'The Phil Silvers 4--gpeaker of the 4:60 P.M. 6:45 P.M. - E 9--The Hideaway i Theatre EVENING Bt A Baal ~ 7 ee 3--Ben Casey 9--Free and Easy vAwuiean Bandstand rr oni Sports. fo] ee PMs srovie | Sap Copcentration 2--Ripcord 12:30 P.M. $ Playground | 8 9 Brinkley | Of |Family Theatre atovie| 4--The Brighter Day 7:15 P.M. 7--Camouflage aes ore 2l 7:00 P.M. 6--Seven-o-One 12:00 NOON \:_ramily Theatre 2--Truth or (eee aed 9--Movie Theatre ii--Bugs Bunny with Movie Consequences 1 d 6--Seven-0-One Vetoes. At got , ghar __™ 4--Search for Tomorrow | 3--Playgtoun 'SVictory at Ben 8 a dane Grey. "Theatre 9-4--News; Weather; 7:30 P.M 3--Noonday Report 4:30 P.M. A -Roovle Are Funny FQ Bz Fults 10 Te erect ane wnicH Ci disrsenacsct re spepeie 3 -M. 11--Yogi Bea ~The Tom & apie fea # cag BS Show | 9--Theatre ae es 7--Jungle "Jay Show Show HELGA AND ELFINA "STUMBLED'ONTO... Pe Lia ES dl $2--Your First 7--Bugs Bunny show | *"' yea Ga Vacation Time | 9~The Pioneers, 3: Weather be: 2 .M. 4--Edge f} A 3 .M. apenas on Pals Sactaauie r 11--Mid-Day Matinee 5--Here's Holly 9--Theatre 12:15 P.M: 4--The Desi-Lucy 7--Afternoon Show 2--Three Stooges 2:30 P.M. 1-5--Cheyenne daddy Comedy Hour S--One O'clock Movie | /ZDNESDAY EVE.|7--Howard K. Smith €3--Case For the Court| 9-Free and Easy $:00 P.M ee ee | sae Pk "| @--Sea Hunt weaker : ve 3--Pr 'a + ah, oe oe oe "teen P.M 7--Bachelor Father 2-Mid-Day Matinee' |.1--Family Theatre Pal He oe 8:00 P.M. ES saul vues 6-3--Talent Scouts "15 P.M. -. | 5--Kukla bf fe 9 Phill Yes, Yes Jassie haa ip 8:30 P.M ; ue -M. "Five O'clock Show | $--Bacnelor 3 oar " Pete and Gladys fp | 2 ald 2, 2--Captain Bo! - * pag WIE TH Consequences tl--The Detectives ' a 4Search tor Tomorrow] 7--The New Breed 1:30 P.M. Tee | poet eee HOSPITAL AND Hei " 3--Noonday Report '2 Alfred Hitchcock %--All Star Theatre Sate aS Dethin' tha ene FIND OLIT/ A 8:30 P.M. 12:45 P.M Dobie Gillis 4--The World Turns brag! 4--Window On Main = = sL--Fhe Filtstones | | ¢--tuiding Light 9:00 P.M. ere 5:15 P.M. Street = = Betis tamas Tee eam, scm Unmenioen |g 9200 PML [pia ra tn Pa §-2--The Price Is Right 11Mid-Day Matinee 63--The ,Comedy Spot | 9%--Theatre bs jtl--Cheyenne a 4--Father Knows Best ; Heed sb 5-2--Dick Powell Show | 5-2--Jan Murray Show 5:30 P.M. 7--Top Cat 'ather { Toca tiernoon how 4--The Comedy Spot 4--Password 7--Early Show 6-3--Parade | 9:00 P.M. | 5--One a 9:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. S--The hiving, Sea $2-The Rebel il--Loretta Young | 4--Meet e ers " cn ll--All-Star Theatre ¥ eatre heck ate T--Surfside Six 3--Popeye and Pals |'1--Zhe Detectives Seven Keys 2--Felix The Cat 3--Dobbie Gilles pal €3--Room For One More} 2--Mid-day Matinee 1--Yours For A Song f =| $-2--87th Precinct 1:30 ¢.M. adele bins : 0 ¥ | 4--Password 4--The World Turn: +-ichabet aad Me -CROSSW: RD --t :30 P.M 3--Movie : 10:00 ©.M, ae : ORES io Bena 2:00 P.M: U--Bob McLean ' a a rveeals bacdes Mesiey Show $a--cain's. '0 ACROSS 2, Nursery 19, Cone- Cue. | 4--Password | 4--Talent Scouts 1. To happen rhyme shaped 700 P.M 2:30 .M. | 10:30 P.M. | 6, Ancient king * roll of It: a, . Star Thee | 9--Tombstone Territory | 3. Cabbage thread 4--Bob McLean 1d-All Star Theatre |e Recital Hebrew 3, Cal g rs 9--To Tell The Truth | 7--~seven keys | 3--King of Diamonds weight salad 20, Danish Ist tas Comey 5-2--Loretta Young 11:00 P.M. | 1. Not firm 4, Custom , money $-2--Actuality Specials | , ,rheatte 19-76-5-43-2--News: | 12. Popeye's 5, music 21. Vaca- £--Heanesey j 3:00 P.M. 11:15 P.M, | girl friend ' Sad bos 10:30 P.M. |1l--Randy Dandy 6--Viewpoint | 13. German psi foi ~ eRe [rel ome | 7--Queen For A Day 11:30 PM. river Fancisco ons 9--The Jack Benny | 6.3 sSummerama U--Bob McLean 14. Talented * Bay strait (2 : ive Got a Secret | a cuiticaaee ee Jackson 15, Lawyer's (2 wds.) words) Saturday's Answer b4 Th ea | 3:30 P.M. 7--Late Show service 7. Funeral 22. iy 31.Collection =| 11:00 P.M. | 7--Who Do You Trust | 6--The New Breed charge song nick- . oO 11-0-7-6-5-4-2--Newss 5-2--Our Five 5-2--Tonight Show 16. Baseball's 8, Tear apart name of tents ) Tea |, Daahtere <--Tnssits Los Angeles 9. Affirm 23, Malt 32. Miscellany | sy (y) ae LE ae | 4--To Tell The Truth | 3--One Step gag ec, 10. Not his bever- 33. Uni- pe 5 Viewpoin wo :00 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 7 Th f oe common S A PEs oe Show | athe Hien | SHalePast, Midnight in an "ae oe ee "ek eS WEAa5 Pd a 2--American, Ban stan 1:00 Ree carriage center freighter's Lake @ cy) $--Mahalia Jackson 5-2--Make Room For | 2--Dr. Joyce Brothers 19.In treland, -16, Department cargo 36. Encounter tLate Show Pir ine Green WEDNESDAY a girl store item 29. Little 38. Cut off, as 6--British Cinema 3--Swing Along | 7:00 A.M. 21. Excla- (2 wads.) children the top | Paw hip 7 ' iev: hel: $-2--Tonight Show | 4:30 P.M. t nO ee A mation 18, Thor's 30. Medieval 40. Bus R H * sae 794 fay in iL Bit Catees ie 4--Captain Kangaroo sd ns . stepson helmet abbr. Saveo Bre 6-3--Vacation Time 9:00 A.M. Ayre Y Ie foe fic + SUESDAY 'Edge 1Of Night 11-7--Romper Room 25. Antelope's : bl ios bee GZ a | 2--Three Stooges 5--Movie cousin 4 umes TUESDAY EVE. | ¢-Poveve's playhouse | 97, Animal's [I yt ~ §:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. | ae oe > va ae er we a Aap 9--The Art of the setd 'nes Fa 9: -M. 4--Five O'clock Show Theatre 1 iti . =r 7--The Big Payott 30. Hard, semi- |is GY é Ny ee 5:30 P.M. 4--People. Are Funny preci 4 Vt 1 LEFT THAT BIG WATER-) | |... COOLING IN A TUB O° 4--Popeye's_ Playhouse | /--Karly Show 2--Susie stones A718 GZ MELON YOU'VE BEEN iCE-WATER ON MY 2--Cartoon Playhouse | 6--Cartoon Party 10:00 A.M. 31. Bat away VA, LALLA EYEING IN MY GARDEN... BACK PORCH / 9:30 A.M. 3_ Yor! Bear M--Bob McLean tcc kik te 1S 72" [22 [23 7--The Big Payoff 2--McGraw Ura A cae Show "haw Yi 4--People Are Funny 2. j alendar if 77 25 |26 6:00 P.M. 24 ecco AM sth Lawman panies bn ogaad ST. Texas z VY is pe : 11--Bob McLean Movie Munem 10:30 A.M. poss. 27 UY, 28 /29 = Fala ie Ser | an | keane bh Wil 5- --Da' lo &--Calendar oa Harry | 6:15 P.M. $2--Flay Your Hunch 39. Bogged Wi) (7) Up, Vp Reasoner | mena WK 4--I Love Lucy down rms oi Y 34 126 Ise 10:30 A.M. | 1-05-45 News; Weather 10:45 A.M. 40. Hunting : VA $-Domino Sports 3--Christian Science _.. knife " 1 yt) L} Sa-Play Your Gunch | 6:45" M. | 11:00 A.M. see gta L 4--I Love Lucy | 5--Huntley-Brinkley |% Tennessee ae aad an ry Y 40 ison AM, |Si-Faniy inns | pane ie Mahe | Lonetellow j T--Tennessee Ernie 7:00 <.M. 4 urn, es ae $-Bachelor Father 4 py lt30 AM. pown {# Ya Right 6--Se: ie ree a 4The Verdict Is Youra 8 Victory at sea 7--Yours For A' Song 1, Viking 3 I HOPE YOU KIDS CAN FIGURE OUT WHAT T' DO WITH IT/ ne Penh rain i 80 Wa ve ee AO te NL ERNE 230 KINGSTREET WEST are looking for a good car at SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS . . . This is for you. THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. SAVE NOW ...1962 DEMONSTRATORS We still have a few 1962 Demonstrators available. These are all low mileage cars and are covered by New Car Warranty. If you TELEPHONE 723-4634 'land Mr. WE'VE BUILT INTO ALL LACKS iS tome FINISHED! | 1 \en ; iT SUM TOTAL FEMININE INTU ; , , OF ALL " LL SECRETLY PUT MADAME. lacs § FAO ETT OUR IT'LL RUN THE. COUNTRY PRESIDENT." wiles ee ee HO (= BETTER THAN ANY z A a MERE. HUMAN !! | =| | st z ra) ' pax : B a] fa 5 s aA 2 z 3 JULIET JONES Blackstock - Scouts Try - Swim Tests - By MRS. OLGA HILL BLACKSTOCK day morning, Mr. Dalton-Dorrel sang a solo, "Bless This House" and Mrs. Lorne Thompson was organist. Pi pie' Boy a 'tried Par] eir swimming badges on A 24. Wilfred Vine donated the use of his pool. Mrs. Roy Turner and Mrs. Neil Bailey were the examiners. Two boys missed surface diving for an object six , feet down, but will be given an- other test shortly. The following nine Sccuts were successful: Ray Mountjoy, David Ballingal, Dennis Mc- Laughlin, Doug Metcalf, Bob Kyte, Ray Suggitt, Ron Martyn, Don Saunders and Brian Duns- ))) | moor. As a means of raising funds =--|\to purchase canoes for next year, the Scouts will hold a car wash on the lot next to Frank Hoskins' store next Saturday, Sept. 1 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. - BLACKSTOCK FAIR Blackstock people were favor- ed with a fine day Saturday for their fair which opened with a grand parade from the high school to the Agricultural grounds, There was an excellent show- 'ling, a good attendance and keen competition in almost all class- es. One outstanding case was eight--4-horse teams. The dance at night was also well attended and enjoyed. Mr. Wilbert Archer, Blackstock, was the winner of the 50-50 draw and received $403.25. PERSONALS Sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Suggett and family on the death of his father, Mr. So Suggitt in Port Perry Sun. y. Mr. P. Godfrey, a new teach. er for the high school, has ar- rived from England and is boarding with Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton until he can se- cure a home for his wife a children. . Mr. and Mrs. Carman Bell and Sylvia, Peterborough, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Me- Laughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wolfe, Sunday. Brian and John Wolfe are at- tending Camp Couchiching. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pearce and Mrs. G, Crawford are holi- daying with Mr. and Mrs. H. Cox, at the latters' cottage, Healey Falls. Mrs. George Fowler visited Miss Ruby MclIdoo and her -- Bowmanville, Wednes- y. - Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mi joy, Bonnie and Ray, and Mi Janice Byers, Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Mountjoy and family a' tended the wedding of the: cousin Donald Wannon and , Miss Grace McKay in Toronto Saturday. Judy and Linda were junior bridesmaids. | Mr. and Mrs. M. Hanlon and Donna spent the weekend in Oshawa. PY Mr. and Mrs. V. To- ronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, A. Wright and Fred Trewins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin and Mrs. Gordon Strong are spending a couple Of days in the Niagara area. > Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sander. son and Timmy were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marlow. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Berry and baby Raymond, Oakville, visit- ed Wednesday, and Miss Janet Watson, Aylmer, and Miss Vera Forder, Toronto, visited Thurs- day with Mrs. W. W. VanCamp. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry, Carol and Larry, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson at their cottage, View Lake. Here they were joined by many others of the Thompson clan for their annual get-to- gether. ne Mrs. Harold Kyte attended the School for Leaders in Whit Ladies' College from Monday Friday' last week, and Mrs. Glenn Larmer, Mrs. Richafd VanCamp, Mrs. Harvey Gra- ham, Mrs. Keith Van Camp, Mrs. Ken Lee, Mrs. Neil Mal. colm, Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Mrs. Stuart Dorrell, Mrs. Fred Dayes, Mrs. Roy Taylor, Mrs. Leith Byers and Mrs. Cecil Hill attended some of the sessions. LONGEST TUNNEL The seven - mile - long Mont Blanc road tunnel, which will shorten the Rome to Paris route by 94 miles, will be the longest in the world. AUTOMATIC TECHNICIAN, A British company has pro- duced an automatic tissue pro- cessor that prepares animal and plant tissue for microscépe study without supervision. SALLY'S SALLIES ° BLONDIE Bs RAIN LOSES ALOT OF ITS (Sat. ROMANCE WHEN IT'S Ne <{ TRICKLING COWN 4 pai LARRY BRANNON THE LOCAL PEOPLE AT LAC DU BOIS ARE METIS.IT IS MOST IMPORTANT TO HAVE THEIR RESPECT'AND (F YOu AIN'T ZB DATE TONIGHT? @\ TOO BUSY NAILIN' UP POSTERS /