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44 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, August 4, 1954 RADIO LOG WGR 550 @ CKEY 580 © CBL 740 eo CJBC 860 @ CHML 900 WBEN 930 @ CFRB 1010 @ CHUM 1050 @ CKOC 1150 : CKLB 1240 © WKBW 1520 @ CHVC 1600 Information on radio programs i» supplied by the individual stations. The and does Times and prints CELE News; pores i CFRB-Bing Crosby CFRB-Denny Vaughan Wak News: "Bports WoEN News ility for WEDNESDAY EVENING Stakes. 7.45 P.M. CJBC-They Heard Music CFRB-Crime Photographer CKEY-News: Back Talk: WBEN-Jack Carson CJBC-Music Hall WGR-Royal Theatre 10.00 P.M. CKLB-News: Kim's Korner CBL-News CJBC-Music B WGR-Heart of News 10.30 P.M. WGR-GlacySs Basement 12.00 P.M. JKLB-News: :Starlight News WGR-News; Glacy's CFR CKEY-Baseball THURSDAY MORN 6.00 AM. CELB-News; Koffee CFRB-Farm Breakfast; News; Top O' The CKEY-News; Musical WGR-News; Chore, Time; Farm Reporter WBEN-News 7.00 A.M. 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CBL-Shall We Dance WGR-Break The Bank CFRB-Novelty Time 11.00 A.M. CELB-News; Music CBL-Road of Life CJBC-Pop Concert CFRB-News: Carmen Cavellero CKEY-News; Ballroom WGR-Strike It Rich 1.15 A.M. CFRB-Second Mrs. Burten CJBC-Pop Concert CBL-Backstage Wife 11.30 A.M. CKLB-Courtship and Marriage CJBC-Coffe with Bruce; Cote Glee Club CBL-Panorama CFRB-Music, Maestro CKEY-Yvonne Vickers Nancy Dale WGR--Phrase That Pays VBEN-Make up Your Mind 1.45 A.M. CKLB-Second Spring CJBC-June CFRB-Band; News CBL-Laura Limited CEEY-Songs of Our Times; Eddie Fisher WGR-Second Chance CJBC-Hope for the WBEN-Rosemary THURSDAY RFTERNOON 4.00 P.M, BOGGED DOWN Camp Gagetown Is Army's By GERALD FREEMAN Canadian Press Staff Writer CAMP GAGETOWN, N.B. (CP) Tough infantrymen daily sweat up hills and down through muddy low- lands here but they like Canada's newest army camp so well they often don't bother to take their leaves. When they finish days of sniping and charging at mock enemies they climb aboard hard-seated trucks and jolt to favorite swim- ming holes or mobile showers, shed the dirt that seeps through combat fatigues, and spend their evenings romping about a natural playground. Every day 250 overnight passes to XS Saint John are available but there's never more than 150 takers. Most of the men prefer to fish, swim, play volleyball or baseball, maybe take in a camp movie, or spend a congenial hour or two at the canteen. TOP SUPPORTER Most enthusiastic supporter of the 427-square mile camp, the army's biggest, is its commandant, Lt.-Col. Freeman (Casey) Waugh. He says he can't understand why anyone would want to leave at a Rugged and square-built, he is called by his friends "Emperor of Gagetown." hat better spot could you pick to spend the summer?" he asks, waving a massive hand at distant hills. '""The fishing is terrific, people here are very happy--things are first class, my boy, first class." "Everything," he concludes al most ecstatically, "is tickety-boo." Brig. John (Rocky) Rockingham one of Canada's top combat sol- Hers, is happy about Gagetown too. He says he can train men to fight anywhere with the mud-to- mountain terrain here, and "my job is to train." Newest Arid Biggest equipment to near-Arctic condi- ideal $13,000,000 yearly economy. of the St. tion. sides, lands tic signs as attracts enemy fire." dust. ton tanks in SOUGHT NEW HOMES the army took over. their homes, props for mock battle. tions. Gagetown's terrain and near- ness to Atlantic ports made it Brig. Rockingham figures it will cost about $15,000,000 yearly for five years to complete the camp, then the payroll will add about to New Brunswick's The training area is near the camp's south end, closest to Saint John. Nearly 30 miles to the north at Oromocto, still on the west side John river, a perma- nent camp that will eventually house a division is under construc- In between are miles of excellent manoeuvre country--forests, swamps and green farm- hill- Scattered about are such realis- "Drive slowly--dust The men who drive the Sherman tanks of the Royal Canadian Dra- | goons that work out with the in- iantrymen don't worry much about Underlying most of the grassland is a layer of wet, muddy under- soil that occasionally stops the 38- their tracks. Most New Brunswickers wel- comed the camp but it meant a harsh uprooting for many of the 2,000 people who lived in the area Quietly but sadly they abandoned hamlets like New Jerusalem, Hi- bernia, and Summer Hill and left farm, and church- yards behind. The army will use some of the buildings for tempor- ary quarters and storehouses and His men say there's hardly a square foot of Camp Gagetown that 42-year-old Brig. 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The bureau of statistics reported today that manufacturers shipped 0 37,284 vehicles to dealers, 50 less than in May last year. ipments over the first five _-- s of the year were nine per cent less than for the same period in 1953, and dealer sales were down 17 per cent. BARONS' FIRST - FIRST - ALL MAKES WITH TELEVISION IN OSHAWA WITH SERVICE IN OSHAWA PUTT OF TELEVISION #.ND RADIO . 24-HOUR GUARANTEED SERVICE 426 SIMCOE ST. § DIAL 3.2263 ON OUR GIANT PANORAMIC SCREEN! "Sleepytime Squirrel" NEW COLOR CARTOON LATEST WORLD NEWS FEATURE TODAY AT , o « « 1:30--3:25--5:25--7:25--9:25 dr Cortaietix CHILDREN WELCOME LONDON (CP) -- Rev. Douglas Rhymes, Southward cathedral sac- rist, told members of the congre- gation in a letter that worshippers who_"grumble" over the presence of children at services "better go elsewhere." GRATEFUL TO CANADA CANVEY ISLAND, Eng. 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WGR-Glacy's Basement CKEY-Sports Finals; Les Lye GBL-Nocturne CJBC-Prelude Dreaming 12 MIDNIGHT CKLB-News; Starligat Souvenirs Go-Round WBEN-Midnight Columa WGR-News; Glacy's is whipping the 3rd Brigade into fishing perfection. The 3rd takes in one battalion each from the Royal 22nd Regiment--the "Van Doos," the Black Watch, and the newly-formed Canadian Guards. He says New Brunswick's mild winters attracted the army Gagetown. It wanted a year-round training centre, and harsh winters at the other big camps, Borden and Petawawa, subjected men and midnight. Division. y keeps busy until after "Exercise Firebrand," the con- tinuous workouts he takes part in with his men, keeps them crack- ing under conditions as close to actual battle as they can get with- out using live ammunition. When the summer's training is over Brig. Rockingham will come a major general and take over the 1st Canadian Infantry be- Wound Stripes Are Authorized OTTAWA (CP) -- Wound stripes and service chevrons will be au- thorized for wear this fall by offi- cers and men the Canadian Army Militia. The army said' today that for each officially recorded wound re- ceived due to enemy action during the Second World War or in Korea, the militia soldier will wear one old stripe on his left sleeve. ounds incurred in other wars stripe. will be worn above the cates long service. Second World War. will be represented by one red Service chevrons have been au- thorized on the basis of one chev- ron for every two years' service up to 10 years. On completion of 10 years' service, a maple leaf ive ser- vice chevrons on the right sleeve. Personnel with more than years' service are qualified for the Canadian Forces Decoration and this, together with rosettes, indi- The chevrons will be French grey instead of the red ones issued for each year of service during the TODAY'S CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Refuse to recognize socially (Collog.) 48. Yearning DPOWN 1. Centers of apples 2. Shoshonean Indian 3. Spread grass to dry 4. Bundles 5. A wing 6. A Rhine siren 1. Kingly 9. Anxious 10. Sleeveless garment 12. Empty (Seot.) 14. Ancient 16. Art work chalks 19. One of the popes 20. Elevated train 21. Measure of length 22. Microbe 23. Little girl 24. Man's name 25. Unload 21. Cebine monkey 28. American 31 Misleading- ly mutilated 33. Exclama~ tion 34, Indefinite [DIE ) EASE) SHEE aE [SF IZM) IC |~[O}D) 217. Polish river 28. Pry 29. River (Eur.) FOR RESERVATIONS DIAL NEWCASTLE 2701 MEAGHER'S TV SERVICE 5 King W. 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