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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1947 On The Air Tonight and Thursday LAFE- A-DAY TORONTO CEL (NBC-CBS) 0 TORONTO CKEY 580 BUF¥ALO WGR (CBS) 550 1010 "GBC. CHUM CRDO WKBW MBs ASC) (ABC) ue 1529 WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00--Candlelight and Silver / for Two sCCE= BROADCASTS M. J. COLOWELL we. Subject 'Toward A Socialist British Commonwealth' Thursday, Aug. 28 8:30 P.M. CBL 740 on your dial Supper Club 6:30--Ralph Hubbell, Sports 6:30--Across 53 the Footlights 6:30--Sere H 35 Tnterlude CHUM 6:40--Wes McEnight's Sports CFRB 6:45--Foster Brooks WEBW Thomas WEES ~~ 6:45~Lowell 6:45--Gospel Singer 6 Due quater Time CKDO 6: ign for Dining CHUM 6 Ss Mhaa S Hottelet WGR 6:45] New. CBL. 6 30D I Say That? CFRB 6:55--International COmIenIATY CBL 7:00--Lorne Greene (News 2 7:00--News 7:00 --Spivak Serenade CEDO 7:001050 Varieti, CHUM Tub ert Q.- 9:00---Bdmunda Hockridge Sings 7:05--Make Believe Ballroom :10--Joe McCarthy--Sports 3:13 Jumpin Jacks : 8 of the World ts Today 7; ora: on Musto 7:25--Oft the Beaten pL 7:30--Club 15--Campbell's 7:30--David Rose Show CKDO 7:30--International House Party WBEN 7:30--The Lone Ranger - WEBW 7:30--Make Believe Ballroom CKEY 7:30--News CHUM 7:30--Bob Crosby Show WGR :30--Ethel and Afvers CJBC 7:35--World of Spo 7:45--Robert Trout 1 News 'Til No oR 7:45---Mlidweek Review CBL 7:45--Eweet Music 7:45--All-Star Show 7:45--Henry Cassidy 7:45--Toronto Today 7:45--Gay Nineties 8:00--American Melody Hour Club Time Who Do Thing 'n Abner Forum 8:30--News 8: 30_voce of Bt. 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Hours with Holly 7:00--Percolator Parade 7:00--News--Musical Clock Ta News + at Chum ew! 3 s 00--Ralph Snyder Show 7: :00--Breakfas* Melodies :30--Headlines :30--Press New: CBC News and Interlude 1 B: kfast at Chum 5--Breakfast 'Melodies 7:35--Lew Parker Comedy 40--Top o' the Morning 45-L£Terry Washburn 45--Unity Viewpoint lator Parade :50--New: 85-- Melody Highlight :00--News 8:00--Jim Hunter--News 8 :00--Martin Agronsky 8:00--News 8:00--Ralph Snyder Show 8:00--~CBC News and Interlude 8: :05--Breakfast at Chum 7 7 74 7 1: 7 1 1 7 8 SEECEREEE 3 TET he Trumpeteers 8:30--News 8:30--Musical March Past 8:35--Breakfast at Chum 8:45--Gospel Singer 8:45--8acred Heart 8:50--~News 9:00--Music for Thursday 9:00--News Today's Top Tunes 9: 00--Ralph Snyder Show 9:00--Breakfast Club WEBW--CJBC :00--~CBC New: CBL 30--Clevelandulres 5] Rhythm :45--Easy yt :45--Melodic Sketches 0--News WGR )--Preview With Drew CJBC 0--Ann Adam Homecrafters CFRB 0--The Verne Hill Show CHUM p---Katie's Daughter weEN ht CLb ttt oot I~ 883834 - 13 8 News 10:30--~Evelyn Winters 10:30--Patterns in Melody L | 10:30--News 10:30--J un Dennis B x 30_Ethelwyn ove 10:30--Road 10:35--The Verne Hn Show 10:35] 10:35-- 10:45--Milt. 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Rew wile alley 4:4 Luncheon Club Sam Host Peter Gust alone Time Selebrit, Time Imstead 80 Today 's Children Paul Dreams Tello-Test 6 WBEN-CBL WEKBW CKEY CFRB WBEN --CBL WEKBW M WGR Seated with Keaton CEDO CHUM Right to Happin WEEN CBE 88 Music CJBC an Contest 4:30--Thursday Recital 4 SG mdveniiie Parade 330 4:35-- 050 Matinee CHUM 4:35--Lee Hamilton's 1050 Matinee Ci 4:45--Frank Parker 4:45--News 4:45--Dick Tracy Show 4:55--Matinee Miniature 4 :55--Interlude 5:00--Adventures of Jim Allen 5:00--Veterans' 5:00--When A Gir! 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Regular $585.00 *385 his Wonderful Food Savér Today at IAN'S Jackson's Point vegetables and meats in a can now furnish the answer to this problem . . . volts, beautifully finished in white norcelain . . , Not OSHA WA BELLEVILLE BETTY GRABLE DICK HAYMES i» THE Spocking MISS PILGRIM in TECHNICOLOR witn : - ANNE REVERE Allyn Joslyn » Gene Lockhart Music by George Gershwin and Lyrics by Ira Gershwin 11:00--~News --WBEN--CKEY---CFRB 11:00--Dominion Network News cine 31:00 :00--Melodic Rhapsody "wal CEKEY : az Orch, CFRB 11:15--Joe Wes, Irons Reporter WBEN 11:25--Late Sports umn WBEN 11:30--Concert of Nastons CBL---WBEN 1130 Manin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 1:30--Shep Fields O CFRB Ti%oa usic Room WEBW 12:00---CBC New: ' CBL 12:00--News--Say It With Muslo to 6:45 CKEY WBEN----CFRB--WGR 3 WBEN 12:05--Nocturne CFRB 12: A SEmnay Ennis Orch. CFRB 12:15--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 12:30--News 12:55--News WEBW----WBEN WGR 1:00--News Brougham W.M.S. Reunion Picnic Great Success MRS. T. C. BROWN Correspondent Brougham, Aug. 25--The annual reunion picnic of the W.M.S, Auxil- fary of St. John's Church was held on the lawn of the C. Shepherd home with an attendance of about 40 members and guests, Mrs. Penny and daughter of Markham, and Mrs. John Tweedie of Whitevale and Mrs. Winton White of Claremont, were old tim- ers who have attended these reun- ion gatherings through the years. The ranks have thinned greatly of late years. President, Mrs. George Duncan was in charge of devotional period. In the business session Mrs. O. Burton, now of Stouffville, was giv- en a life membership certificate. Games and contests filled the time till the teatime hour, when threat- ening rain sent all to Township Hall, where a pountiful picnic sup- per was' spread and thoroughly en- Joyed. There passed away suddenly last week, an old time resident of Brou- gham, the late Miss Margaret Cas- sie, who with her parents, took up residence in Agincourt years ago. Since their passing Margaret has resided with relatives and friends. She died in Toronto. Her brother Arthur had arrived from Winnipeg and received intimation of her death, before he had seen her. The funeral was held Friday from her brother Fred's home, with interment at Agincourt, and, many old Brou- gham friends attended the funeral, Sympathy is felt for the bereaved by her passing, Some Brougham friends of the late Miss Kate Sadler of Green- wood, attended her funeral on Sat- urday last. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller have returned from their honeymoon trip and thoroughly enjoyed their short visit to the west, visiting a cousin, Mr. James Miller and Mrs. Miller of Carmen, Manitoba, who drove them to St. Thomas , N. Da- Here They Are Folks! ¢ASS 0 DALEY MARTHA 0'DRISCOLH PATRIC KNOWLES THOMAS GOMEZ TONY and SALLY DE MARCO COUNT BASIL and His Orchestra TODAY and TOMORROW SMOKING IN LOGE S 3 BILIMORE SCIENTIFICALLY AIR CONDITIONED Edmonton, Aug. 27.--~(CP)-- Arc- tic ship crews battling unusual bad ice conditions in the ice-strewn Arctic seaway north of the Cana- dian mainland have only one thing in mind these days--they hope ot make at least one epic voyage be- forepthe early freeze sets in for an- other season. Northern transportation officials here say that the situation has left the Arctic supply condition in a "poor. state" and that while Arctic seamen are working against ice and storm to beat the freeze-up with their freight hauls, the Eskimos along the coast already are talking of an early freeze, Regardless of conditions and pre- dictions the crews are hoping they'll be as lucky as the crew of one vessel which recently saw a happy ending in a dangerous situa- Ran Into Ice Several weeks ago the Roman Catholic Oblate Mission schooner Lady of the Lourdes, left Tukto- yaktuk, northesat of Aklavik, for Coppermine in Coronation Gulf, Early Freeze Threatens Battling Arctic Crews The heavier Fort Ross and St Roch plowed their respective ways stolidly through the ice, but the little "Lady"-- she weighs "only about 35 tons--found herself "grounded" on ice. The ice drift carried her 180 miles eastward in three days and, when she was in Coronation Gulf north of Coppermine, the Fort Ross was able to get close enough to pass a hawser and haul her off the ice into water again. Followed Lead Undamaged, the "Lady" come pleted her voyage to Coppermine in the normal fashion, following the lead of the Fort Ross. The "Lady" supplies a network of Arctic Missions that serves Eski- mos, Indians and white people with comfort for spirit and body alike. When the three vessels reached Coppermine; they were just begin- ning their season's work. They had only completed the first part of the first voyage of the season. From Coppermine the St. Roch was scheduled to atempt an epic voyage to Winter Harbor on the southern shore of Melville Islandj about 600 air miles north of Cop- permine, where Canada is estab- lishing a new polar weather station, The St. Roch visited Winter Har- bor once before, in 1944 when she was negotiating the North West Passage from east to west. THEATRE TODAY Biltmore--"Crazy House" -- 2.25, 5.01, 7.37, 10.13. "Ghost Catch- ers"--1.15, 3.51, 6.27, 9.30. Last complete show at 9.03. Marks -- "Buck Private Comes Home" at 1.00, 2.45, 4.30, 6.30, 8.30, 10.30. "Moonlight Melo- dies" at 2.15, 4.00, 5.50, 7.50, 945. Last complete show at 9.45. Regent -- "Humoresque" -- 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.00. Last complete show, 8.45. about a 700-mile voyage east. Like the Hudson's Bay Company's .Fort Ross and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police patrol ship, St. Roch, the "Lady" ran into ice about halfway to Coppermine. kato, where Mr. George Smith, song and families live, and visited friends in Winnipeg and enjoyed the trip by water on return journey. No improvement in Miss Bate's condition has been reported from her friends in Toronto. Mrs. George Philip was an out of town visitor several days last week. Evelyn Beer spent the past week with her relatives here. All who wish to avail themselves of the bus trip to Niagara on Sept. 11th at $4.00, see that names are sent in on time to committee chair- man, Mrs, Birrell, ae IN------ 2,796 LANGUAGES The number of actual languages in use in the world has been com- puted by officers of the French Academy at 2,796. MIDNITE DANCE , August 31st MUSIC by BOYD VALLEAU AND HIS ORCHESTRA JUBILEE PAVILION wi TOM BROWN + JOAN FULTON NAT PENDLETON + DONALD MacBRIDE and BEVERLY SIMMONS EN IVRIAYY MUSICAL FEATURE "MOONLIGHT MELODIES" with Frankie CARLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA