Oshawa Times (1958-), 15 Aug 1963, p. 18

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18 THE OSHAWA TMG, Thurdey, Auguet 15, 1963 TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo. WBEN-IV Channel 4--Buffalo WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channe) 8--Rochester CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie 5 FRIDAY 63----Vacation Time Leoirahd bala 7:00 A.M, | 4--Millionaire 5:00 PLM. 1}--Good Morning Show | 2--Capt, Bob and iePamily Theatre 7--Educational Showcase Mickey Mouse Club sKiddo oer ee | FRIDAY EVENING Early Show | 100 P.M, 4-Five O'clock snow |Family. Theatre 2% PM 9--Kiddo i M. Hideaway Funtime 8:00 A.M, | bday Shey ie R--Barly Show 4-Captain Kangaroo | 4--Five O'c @--Sir Francis Drake 3---Yog! Bear d--Hucklederry Hound 4:00 P.M. $--Lewman Metro News 3--Highway Patrol Sea Hunt 7:90 A.M, T--Rocket Ship 7 4---The Big Mac Show 5:30 P.M, | 9--Hidéaway-Funtime | ?--Barly Show | é3--Webd of Lite | Q--Capt, Sallorbird 9:00 A.M, 7--The Morning Movie 4---Popeye's Playhouse 2--B'wana Don 9:90 A.M, 4~You and Your Famil 2--Bachelor Father 10:00 A.M, %--Kiddo Cartoons &2---Say When 4--News and Features Series 10:30 A.M, %--Morning Magazine 100. P.M, Y) 9-outdoor Sportsman 6--News 3~-- Tombstone Territory 2--Sea Hunt es ve Lait roedw 9 Latin rt 6:15 PM, . oie 'diester 6--Arthur Haynes Show end Sports 6:30 P.M, 11-9-43--News; Weathers Sports 6:43 PLM, | 1i--Family Theatre 8-2--Huntley Brinkley 6}--News; Sports 4--News with Walter 7jane Kronkite Highway Patrol | 4--The 7:00 PLM, gt oh Panta 1:20 AM, 9--Dennis the Menace $--Seven-0-One 82--Concentration 4--Bal Masterson J--Seven Keys 3--Cheyenne 4--Pete and ¢ Divorce Court 7:30 BM, 12:00 NOON B M. 2~Your First Sports Flashback ¥ &--Wide Country ?--Orzie and Harr 4-On The Scene pa "4 4--Falr Exchange $2 8:00 P.M. T-Hennesey Speaker of t ' %-Football -- Fens BE ss sonhag Mud Ottawe onclusion of Movie | 4--Rawhide €3--Dr, Finiay's Casedook) PF= TIN oF 8:00 PLM. 4--Perry Mason 2 Sather Kn 1i--Panic 2--Brinkiey's Journal S--Jack Paar Knows Best 0:30 P.M, » $3~---Hancock V--Desilu Playhouse ma Ane P.M #2-Dr, Kildare giewsitiond nA s 8:30 P.M. Leave It To Beaver 2:00 PLM, --Checkmate @-Divorce Court 8-2--Sing Along With 9:00 PLM, : etohed $--Stoney Burke y ty v--My Three Sons $3--The Defenders 4--Twilight Zone 9:30 PLM, V--Official Detective #2--The Lively Ones McHale's Navy 10:00 P.M, The P.M, Show %--Jeck Paar Show @2-World of Maurice Chevalier %--Premiere with Fred Astaire é--Altred Hitchcock Presents o:43 PLM, Fomiy Theat ; ourt VY--Family entre 7--Da ou #2--Huntiey Brinkley 4--1 Love Lucy 4News with 11:00 ALM. Walter Cronkite $--Morning Matinee 7:00 P.M, 8-2---Pr i o-Leave It To Beaver + Weather adys 0) 6---Seven-0-One Are Funny vc 4--People 3--Dr. - Kildare S--Silence Piease 7:30 P.M. %--Donna Reed international owtime enne Show Dickens -- ssee Ernie Ford Weather; ows Best erch for Tomorrow Father 4--The Nurses 3-The Untouchabies 1200 PM, V49-7-6-42-- News, Sports This P.M. Metro Final SViewpoint mn) PLM. Vi-Sports -- Joe Crysdale }4--Late Show @--Night Metro Thi P.M. Vie-Jjack Kingston Show %Plerre Berton Hour @--The Detectives Suspicion NERO MIKES ) tr's BECAUSE ANO FED HIM 75 MILES TO PISA TO FIND THIS AND ARE WE IDIOTS! DRIVING MuTT'S OWNER! 4 CROSSWORD ACROSS 1, Infant 5. Spinning toys 9, Person beyond help 10. Brightly colored fish 12, Oil of rose petals 18, ---- incognita 14, Music note 15, Observed 17. American moth 18, One time 31, Limited; abbr, 22, Half em 23, Seed of 2. Emmet 3. Girl's nick- name » Blunders » Carried . Frank . Equal . Scream . Lively dance . French river . Funeral songs . Pest toa farmer . Lampreys . Negative reply 25, Net. work . On the ocean $2. Capital of Dode- canese Islands . ow Off (mimics) filler . Actress ---- Lollo- Yesterday's Answer 39, Elevation 42, Let the ---- out of the bag 44, Beam, 45, Avenue? abb, E OTHER STEES ACTUALLY "TRU APPROACHED YOU Al N Sun 1 (Sco SSS ) f ----s = YY 1 Vea Ss eS nat MADE SOME BACK THAT T_ WOULDN'T SOM! MONEY? NOT IN SO MANY WORDS 4. BUT THEY 'VE MIGHTY STRONG HINTS /T DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TO DO SOT HINTED RIGHT MIND.GETTING MY HANDS ON E 'M_ SURE OF IT! THE BOARD FOR TEN AAS Ba Maes UP TO Fis : WHO. WAS Been CHAIRMAN AS SARS 7 MICKEY MOUSE apple 25, Manufac- & ture 27. Sciences: humorous 29, Talks: sl. © im w Divnwey Productions jorid Righte PETRIFIED BIRD NEST? 31, Putin 34. Indefinite article 35. Hebrew letter $6, Sunk fence 37. Pronoun 38. Write effusively 40. Approve 41, Lawful 43, Sultan's decree 46, Meager 47, Washes GRANDMA 48. Remain 49, Lixiviums DOWN 1. Science of planta YOU HEARD GRANDMA GAY GHE WAS GONNA RIDE HER HORSE TO THE MARKET? YER AND HERE GHE COMES BACK Now?' PONTIAC - BUICK - ACADIAN on naW/ilig Splee! DEMONSTRATOR SALE --AT-- The CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. OSHAWA PHONE 723-4634 BUT THE BEAUTY PART IS, FOOD 5S NO PROBLEM S---- ONE FAT LITTLE PEA 1S ) A HEARTY DINNER SY THE LONE RANGER WAIT! JF WE LEAVE, TRE BARON GETS THE LAND WE WORKED TO MAKE OUR HOMES / SAY -~ STAY AND FIGHTS my y on WHEN HE HAS AIS OWN PRAATE Amy! HOWD Mayor Decries Welfare Abuse ALMONTE, Ont, (CP)--Town council voted Tuesday night to require welfare recipients to choose between liquor and food vouchers from the town. Aroused by what he called & flagrant abuse of welfare, Mayor Arthur Smith proposed that all persons on relief be placed on the prohibited list of the Liquor Control Board of On- tario in future, His motion was passed unanimously. Mayor Smith said a couple with 10 children complained to the town Saturday that there was no food in the house, The couple received a $20 voucher for groceries and were seen in- toxicated in a local beer parlor Saturday night, he said, There are 10 Almonte famil- jes on relief at present and $ 000 has been spent on welfare se far this year, he said. Almonve is 40 miles southwest of Ottawa. Mayor Smith said the list of welfare recipients will be given to the LCBO and local bars and taverns, He had been assured by the LCBO a few years ago that such a move was legal. Pakistan May Buy Canadian A-Plant OTTAWA (CP)--Dr. I. H. Usmani, head of the Pakistan Atomic Energy Authority, met federal government officials Tuesday to discuss the possible purchase by Pakistan of a Ca- nadian-designed nuclear power plant. Pakistan is considering the construction of a 132,000-kilo. watt nuclear electric plant near Karachi. Such a plent would in- volve an expenditure of between $55,000,000 and $60,000,000, Canadian General Electric Company Limited has sub- mitted a proposal to Pakistan to build the 132,000-kilowatt plant. It's expected that this proposal will receive active consideration by Pakistan if financing ar- jfangements can be worked out with the federal government. Japan's Inland Sea Scoured For Treasure TOKYO (Reuters)--The lure of sunken treasure has drawn {ja group of Japanese men to Japan's Inland Sea in search of ja ship of the imperial navy which sank 88 years ago with ja cargo of gold estimated to jbe worth 1,500,000,000 yen (about | $4,200,000). Three attempts were made im the past to salvage the gold from the 750-ton Osaka Marcu but all failed, The Osaka Maru, a special Japanese navy transport ship, sank in nearly 200 feet of water after colliding with a freighter It took 203 people to the bot- tom with it, The lure of the gold coins on board the sunken ship drew 'many treasure hunters into ie- covery attempts. According to military rec- ords, the ship was loaded with gold, silver and copper coins for the imperial army arsenal in Kagoshima-Ken on Kyushu, Ja- pan's main southern island. There were no survivors from ithe ship when she collided wi'h ja freighter Christmas day, 1875. | Two of the previous attempts |to reach the gold 50 years ago failed and a third attempt, in 1960; was near success when one of the partners in the proj- ect absconded with the treasure " |hunters' capital. DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER [Frat TME-SERVICE JOKER 1S STILL ANOTHER MINUTE SLOW AGAIN Tooay! i JULIET JONES SALLY'S SALLIES FOR THE STORY OF LONA MOORE. AND THEN--ANOTHER 100,000 FOR THE SCREEN REATMENT, AND IM NOT PICTURE FOR YOU. NOW, HOW BIG A FOOL CAN YOU BEF LET LONA HAVE A COUPLE OF Figs, WHAT OF iT, SHELL ; > mer J te'? J Y eis te ~ Nena LES "Lh . > EM x Ss wees mn (fa i Minn oS oe LARRY BRANNON DO vow waKT 27 SVE EVTHER GOT Te GO. PACK UP. TO THE MINING CAMP OR TAKE TRE JOB with Ps LARRY BRaMON " UK DS i want ; SOmE WCE THINGS LIKE YL PROMISED me? _ MONA, WEA YOU COME OF e SWE, PLEASE 4) et wee, : JUST WeAT IVE Always RENTED * ~- AN " TS MINE -- All MINE S "Now we can collect all the insurance we've paid out." RESULTS COUNT! mals MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Consult © Member of the Oshawa & District Real Estate Board TARGET DAY WED, AUS 2), 1963 SSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUN TELEPHONE 728-9485

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