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PAGE. EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1948 600 | 700 eiUAY EVENING 6:00--Press News ME Ee EH 3 3 v Music Ye You Love CHUM and Settell CJBC WBEN---WGR--CEKFY WKBW CEEY WKBW CEDO CFRB i00--News :05--Make Believe Ballroom :05--Spor :10--Frank Parker 6°10--Tune Tome 6:10--Sport Colu 6:15--Ralph Hubber Sports 6:15--Songs of Good Cheer 6:15--Top of the Day 6:15--News and Farm Market 6:15--~What's Your Beef? 6 jo ning Barometer 5--New: 6: 30 Blake Reynolds 0--Jim Hunter--News D--Order of the Garter 0--Tello Test )--Cause For SoauwenIment )--Easy Listenin )}--Music for A j0--Holiday Newsree! 0--Wes. McEKnigh CFRB oo VERE WEBW CBL CJBC Ww aR Peter Nh wast re Bis sw ie agf Za y Three Star Extras Lowell Thomas News Tin fii ews; Gooq Old Days Clu eulah 7 '00--Ed McCurdy cr 00--Plant. House Party CKDO-CFRB 7:00--~Lorne Greene (News) CKEY 7:00--~News WEBW 7 05-- Make Believe Ballroom CEEY 7:15--F.1I. Wine Time WKBW 7:15--Jack Smith Show WGR--CFRB ad: CHUM CJBC WBEN CBL WEKBW WBEN FRB HNNGNARRRRRR, PO to Today 7:15--News wv the Woria "4: oR rts Today 7:1 R. Wine Time 7 lo Bang Box 2: omni) 15, Bob Crosby 7:30--New: 7 30_Hign Adventure Je] Lone kanger 7 7:35--1050 Serenade WS V. Kaltenborn Stage 5--Toronto Today >--Speaking as a Listener ews; Star Promenade --Baby Snooks Show )--Symphony for Strings )---Melodic Symphony 8:00--Highways in Meloay 3 00--The Fat Man 8:00--The Fat Man 3 15--Inside Story SiC Nineties 8:15--Corinne Jordan 8:30--~Can You Top This? 8:30--~RCAF Band 8:30--Can You Top This? 8:30--Can. Gen. Elec. Program CKDO 8:30--Mr. Ace and Jane 8:30--Treasure Trall . 'This Is Your PBI ASIARAAAY 4 100--Peo le are Funny 9:00--So The Story Goes 9:00--Break the Bank WEBW 9:00--Light up ana Listen CJBC-CFRB 9:10--Baseball CKEY 9:15--Little Show CKDO :30--Candid Microphone CJBC 9:30---Waltz Bey CBL 9:30--Ozzie and Harrlet WGR-CFRB 9:30--The She riff WEKBW 9:30--Waltz Time 9:30--Ozzie and Harriet = namplo Roll Call y eatre 3 Everybody* Wins :00--~CBC Nationai News :00--Jimmie Shields 10:00--Music of Manhattan KDO 10:00--Dinah Shore, Harry James Wan 10:00--Boxing Bouts WEBW :00--Champlonship Fight :15--At The Console :30--Parlow Swng Gu Quartet WBEN WGR potli 10: :30--Night Baseball 10:30--Dance Orch. 10:30--Cooperative Commonwealth CEDO Federation 10: hg Ls Crysdale C! 10:45--News 10: 45 HIt © of the Day CEKEY 10:55--8ports News CKDO 11:00--S8portsman Show CBL 11:00--Dominion News 11:00--News WKBW-WBEN-CKEY-CFRB 11:00--New+ Reporter ik 10"News Anajeeis an Reverl CFRB a Soa lion Dollar Ballroom WEBW 11:15--Ted Steel Orch. . CFRB 11:15--Joe Wesp Ironic Reporter WLEN 11:15--Late Sports WGR 11:15--Christies' Wax Works CJBC 11:25--Late Sports Column WBEN 11:25--Man About Midnight WGR 11:30--Al1 Donahue Orch. CFRB 11:30--World's Great Novels WBEN 12:00--~News--House Party CREY 12:00--~CBC News Bulletin 12:00--News WEBW-CFRB-WBEN- WR 12:00--News CJB 12:05--Benny Goodman Orch. 12:05--V1i inia Beach Orch. 12:05--Juke Box Jamboree Joi Dian About Midnight pi 'The Rollinl Trio 12:30--N 12:30--Elder 12: 5 peiham "Heatn Inn 12:55--News 1.00--News 1:00--News--House Party 1:25--News 1:30--Juke-Box Jamboree WK. 2:00--News--Say It With Music phi SATURDAY MORNING & :30--Uncle Ervin 5:30--550 Reveille 5:30--News; Uncle Ervin {00--Morning Jamboree :00--550 Ra WEKBW WGR WBEN ews :05~Top o' the Morning :10--~Clint Bueh!man Maritime Jayn Visitor ram Reporte: pid s Coffee 8hop News and Weather 7 100--News~Musioas Clock 7:00--News CJBC| 11:30 Bi n DO 22 '00--Theatre of S00 Melodies Coffee 8hop Wood Tn I PT pepe ppt Pe x} o' the Morning Coffee Shop Viewpoint Roundup Pass Shop Heart Program Singer * Manner 9:00--News; Interlude 9:00--News; Music of the Americas 9:00--~C B.C News 9:00--Children's Bible x :00--Shoppers Special 9:00--Music for Saturday 9:05--Morn! Melodies 9:05--Jay and Ginger 9:15--Barnyard Follies 9:15--Today's Features 9:15--Barnyard Follies 9:15--Adventure Abroad 9:30--News for Women 9:30--Calling All Girls 9:30--Kids Carnival 9:30--Piano Playhouse 9:30--Calling All Girls 9:30--Keyboard Capers :30--Morning Melodies 9:30--Music for ame 3 31g ~Moyner Goose 5--Uncle Ben's Club 0: yas Studio Group 9:45--Barnyard Follies 10:00--News CKEY 10:00--Frank Merriwell WBEN-CJBC 10:00--News; CHUM Slogan Contest ™ 10:00--~This Is For You WKBW 10:00--Red Barber's Siubhouze CFRB 10:00--Music For Madam: CBL 1 :00--Garden Gate WGR 05--Make Believe Ballroom CKEY 10: '15--Washington Wives CFRB--WGR 10:15--Guest Star WKBW 10:30--Advent. of Archie Andrews wasn J: 0 Horwood Headlines Pri N 10 :30--Teleflash News WBEN WKBW CFRB 10:35--A A Zz n Novelty 10: 35--CHUM Slogan Contest 0:45--Listen to Leibert i 00--Meet the 8, Meeks Dre jt 0 Warres Swekney, Ne 11:00--News; Morning eties 11:00--~News 11: Abbott and Costello Bshdom Rhythms Let' fake 0: geliove Ballroom 11:35--8tork Shi. 'of the Alr 11:45--Jr. Red Cross un Pp Eacape " SATURBAY 12: ews Pick The Hits 42:00--N AFTERNOON CKEY ---WBEN 2 WGB 12:00--News; Souths American Serenade 12:00--~BBC News CBL 0--Junior Junction )--North Shore Farm Digest )--Junior Junction ene --A Girl, A Boy, A Bong H S=Mgiodles to Remember ports ego 5--Luncheon Musio :25--News - Time tars Over Holl )--Lorne Greene ( 12:30--Christian Business Men 12:30--Land of Supposing 12:30--Press News BREELSSSS 1 BEEREREEEER wood -- SN 3 - 12:30--Musical Program | 12:40--~Rhythm Rendezvous 12:45--Three Suns C | 12 TRE: Sam CFRB | 1 WBEN | C 2:45--John 8 Hall, Gardening CFR 12:45--Walter Bowles 12:55--Hit of the 'Day CIB6 | 1:00--National Farm and Home Wha WEBW 1:00--News; Memory Hi arade HUM 1:00--News; Tops in Pops CKEY i :00--News CBL 1:00--Maggie and Herb CJBC 1:15--Better Business Bateau CFRB : :15--World Church News ing of Songs i :30--Edward Tomlinson 1:30--Million Dollar Ballroom 1:30--Women in the News 1 omen in the News ypeo ngs 1:30---T.B. y 1:35--Hit Parade 1:45--News from Wi 1:45--Concert Favorites 2 BN Fhacmating Rhythm 2:00--~Give and Take 2:00--Glee Club :00--Curtain Calls :00--Ne ews :00--On Fhe Teen Beat :00--New! 3 Andre Kostelanetz :05--Jerry Burke Show :30--Orchestras on Parade 1, | Who sang two lovely selections. ol family, 'Thornton's Corners, e 30 Hawaiian Harmonies Veterans' Jounal HERE ang Sere 200M oy :00--Piano Playhouse 00] from : erseas CFRB :00--Na 's Orchestras CBL--WBEN :00--You Are There . WGR 20--Reus: = Burke CKEY :00--News; CHUM Slogan Contes). cit for Youth Party Club Youth and Billy Keaton 10 Remember Trio WBEN-CJBC Quiz CKDO ?| Anniversary Of Sunday School Held at Zion HELEN DAVIDSON Correspondent Zion, June 11.--Zion Church and Sunday School held their Anni- versary on June 6. The services were well attended. The children rendered very lovely music in the afternoon, much of the credit go- L (ing to thelr music instructress Mrs. Parsons and to their teacher, Mr. Demille. In the evening the young people's choir led in the hymns, as- sisted by the Ebenezer male quartet "In the Garden" was sung by Mr. N, W | H. Hircock of our own community, CBL | Who also assisted the choir. Mr. S. Saywell, guest speaker, preached a very inspiring message to the children in the afternoon KDO and to the adults and young peo- ple in. the evening. Offering for the day amounted to $145. Monday: evening, June 7, Bow- manville . young people of Trinity Church presented their play "Fresh 4 as a Daisy," which was enjoyed by all. The proceeds for the evening being $65.00. Tuesday night of this week the people of the community gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Har- old Gifford. The occasion being a presentation for their son Ray and his bride, the former Edith Hadley. The gifts were an occasional chair, kitchen stool, end table and a pic- ture. A social evening and lovely lunch was enjoyed by all. Anniversary visitors were: Mr. and Mrs, Albert Balson and Eileen of Solina at Mr. and Mrs. F, Cam- L |eron's. Mr. and Mrs. A. Keith of Oshawa, Miss Ada Pascoe, Toronto; Mr and Mrs. Arthur Moore and Keith, Enneskillen; Mr. and Mrs. F. CEEY Thompson, Solina; Mr. and Mrs. E. HUM | Mountjoy, Kedron, at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pascoe's. Mr. and Mrs. P, Mountjoy, Ked- ron, Mr, and Mrs. Noble Stevenson, Brooklin; Mr. and Mrs, E. Nelson and Roy, Millbrook, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Lenard Miss Shirley Stevens of Oshawa and Miss Pat Smith of Bowman- ville, visited Mr, and Mrs, Russel Stainton, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Martin, Mrs, L. Ford of North Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Flintoff and fam- L | ily, Maple Grove, were tea - guests of Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Les Hoskin and were LAFF-A-DAY My Copr. 1948, King Features Syndicate, Inc, World as veserved. "I have nothing against you personally--I just don't : '% want her to marry the first man who asks her." x guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cam- eron, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Down of Ebenezer were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robbins. Miss Ruth Robbins, Bowman- ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Naylor. Mr, and Mrs. Anson Balson, Richmond Hill; Mr, and Mrs, W, Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ball and family, Uxbridge, were with Mr. R. W. Ball and Dora, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe and Douglas, Kedron; Mr, and Mrs, Herb Nichols, Ebenezer; Mr, Keith Peters, Toronto, were tea guests of Mr. and Mrs: T. Glaspel. Mr. and Mrs, Murray Johnston and family, Mr. and Mrs. McGre- gor, of Maxwells; Miss Eileen Stainton, Oshawa; Miss Diane Lee, Kedron, were at Mr. and Mrs. Garth Trevails. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Warren, Thornton's Corners, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Giffords. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Mitchel and and sons were tea guests of Mr, and Mrs. Russel Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Knapp, Jack- ie and Margaret, Palermo, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Davidson. Miss Margurette Martin was, a Sunday guest of- Mr.: and Mrs. Henry Ball. Mr. and Mrs. W. Yellowlees and Harold, Solina; Mr. and Mrs. D. Yellowlees and Helen, Columbus, were with Mr. and Mrs, Gerry Glaspel, Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Scott and | family, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. ' Ralph Glaspel and family, Tyrone, ' visited with Mrs. F. B. Glaspel. Mr. and Mrs. G. Law and Bobby, | Whitby; Brian Lee, Kedron; Bill | Westlake of Oshawa, visited Mr. | and Mrs. Jack Cruickshank, | Mr, and Mrs. George Chant and | family, Blackstock, visited Mr. and ' Mrs, Arnold Venner, Sunday, | Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNabb, Hampton, and family, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Balson. | Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Saywell and Margaret, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Russel Robbins, Bowmanville, were tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMaster, Mr. and Mrs. H. Crossman and Irene, Kedron; Mr. and Mrs, J. W, Balson, Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ayre, Richmond Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Newton Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Metcalf and son Larry, Oshawa, were supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Alf Ayre. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Adams and family were Sunday evening visit- ors of Mr. and Mrs. Percy David- son, Mr, Alf Ayre is at Ormstown, Quebec, Mr, and Mrs, Alex McMaster and $39.9 SEE IT TODAY Original Selling Price $60.00 Now On Sale For The First Time RADIO MODEL 5116 A 5-Tube All-Wave Mantel Receiver With 'a Beautiful Grained Wooden Cabinet in Walnut Finish, 10% DOWN Balance On Easy Monthly Payments family, Mrs. J. W. McMaster, vis- ited at London recently. Mrs, F, B. Glaspel spent Tues- day with her daughter, Mrs. Ray Scott, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Perkins vis- ited Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ashton, To- ronto, recently. Mr. and Mrs, M. Morgan attend- ed the one hundredth anniversary of Knox Church, Agincourt, recent- Zion softball team suffered their first defeat of the season to Cour- tice Saturday night, at Solina, when Courtice took them with a score of 2-0. Your correspondent wishes to thank the "Open Circle" for the | lovely bouquet of flowers sent to her while shut in this week. TO OPEN HOSPITAL Toronto, June 11--(CP)--Sunny- brook Hospital, largest of the 33 De- partment of Veterans Affairs hospi- tals in Canada, will be officially op- ened Saturday by Prime Minister Mackenzie King, The pygmies, belonging to the Negroid race, averdgei-about four feet in height and live in the Con- go region and other parts of Africa. In Half Century Lots of Garlic, No One Wants it Bloemfontein, South Africa -- | (CP)--About 8,000 pounds of garlic | tein market, but there is not a sin- gle buyer for it. During the infantile paralysis spidemic garlic was used in an old- | fashioned preventive method, and | there was a good demand for it at | | high prices. | | Now that the epidemic is over | | there is no longer any demand, and | appeals to farmers not to send tur- ther supplies to Bloemfonte: n, have been made. With more supplies on the way, there will soon be no storage space | available here for garlic. 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