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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Merch 23, 195% 1) contest last year, The contest is conducted using emergency Mason, Mrs, W, H.|W, Riddell, Mrs, L. Ayre, Mn, G, Young, Mrs, C.|C. Austin, Mrs, Miklos, Mr, , E. V, Hoar, Mrs,|rs, Rehder, Mrs, Harold Gib] AMATEUR RADIO CONTEST , Bagnell, Mrs, D, Smith, Mrs.|son, Mrs, K. Morris, Mrs, K, Sle:] TORONTO (CP)~The Nortowr \. G. Scott, Mrs, J, J, Brown,|mon, Mrs, C. G, Morris, Mrs, A.|Amateur Radio Club of Torontc|equipment, powered by batteries Miss Mary Jewell, Mrs, , Yanch,|Smith, won the Marconi Trophy Satur-|or generators, Nearly 40 Cana- Big Crowd At Hosp. Aux. Tea Mrs, W. Reynolds, Mrs, F.| Guests were present from New:|day for contacting 733 operators/dian clubs competed In the 24 Bowen, Mrs. 8, Wilkins, Mrs, .|castle, Orono, Hampton and Ty:|in a Canada-wide amateur radiothour contest, By MRS. A. L. HOOEY ated with arrangements of for-|ytyhigt, Mrs, L, Dewsll, Mrs. rove, BOWMANVILLE -- One of the sythia, pussy willows and apple best social events of the season bloat ke was donated was held Thursday afternoon at n i a oke way. oon ry LC eo) sospimllo Thy ch anvlslants ware! ve. WaRNER BHOS Auxiliary, Over 200 local women 8, McMaster, Mrs. J. O'Neill TO GREATLY EXPANDED NEWLY RENOVATED QUARTERS nd vice-president TOMORROW AT 8Co! 8 " " " . "The individual tea tables had 7.00--"Rifleman ; ia |table centres on each in an Eas. EFL FY YX TY) / 3 { ter theme made by Mrs. A, . : | Smith, The platform was decor. » vl 1 0 SIMCOE St. N. THE OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE took afternoon tea and renewed A acquaintances at the annual al- WILL OCCUPY TWO FLOORS AT THIS NEW LOCATION fair, The tea table was centred with The additional space will absorb all the waiting list and provide for additional twenty students, Mrs, ©, WN ks, M t CVWHITNEY PICTURE JO HA WAYNL in' THE SEARCHERS VISTAVISION iichmcor a bouquet of spring flowers do- nated by Mrs, Jur, Four past V, H, Storey, Mrs, I". Heylan d, Mrs, T, W. Cawker, Mrz, H, Run e. In the reception line were Mrs. W. Morrison, Director of Nurses, Memorial Hospital; Mrs, B, Mut. ton, President, Hospital Auxil- fary; Mrs, L. W. Dippell, past president and Mrs. A, L. Hooey, .00--"1 Love Lucy" .30--"'Behind Closed Doors' BEFORE and AFTER the SHOW .. . Why not' make a habit of dropping into the GENOSHA COFFEE SHOP for a delicious sandwich or a satisfying full RADIATION CURTAIN CREATED ory This artist's drawing . which | the earth, a curtain which di- | tributed towards building a | pmakes no pretence of being to | minished at both north and | defence against intercontinental | Be Shows how Nish Sltude south magnetic poles. U.S. offl- | ballistic missiles, Detgthin curtain of radiation around | clals said the experiments con- --(AP Wirephoto.) | twa 4 | REY HUNTER VERA MILES WARD BOND NATALIE WOOD A *TACHION MISS IT AND YOU'RE A ZERO = HIT IY AND YOU'RE A HERO! New facilities, new equipment, choice of courses, Individual instruction, Open oll year round, = Assistance to graduates in securing a position, NEW TERM Tues., March 31,1959 START NOW AND GRADUATE IN THE FALL The Oshawa Business College will be moved to Its new location by Fox Cartage & Storage Limited, 0SHAMA BUSINESS COLLEGE DIAL RA 5-33735 FROM BLUSHING STAGE HIT OF Six IN THE SUBURBS) MGM presents A JOSEPH FIELDS PRODUCTION DORIS DAY - RICHARD WIDMARK "THE TUNNEL OF LOVE" 2 RD GIG YOUNG ~ GIA SCALA Gai In CinemaScope [5 FA J « Feoture At 1:40 « 3:30 5:25.7:1% 9:15 PM, the Fighting 0.1.1] ssranves on WARNER BROS RICHARD CONTE - PEGGIE CASTLE church workers who visit homes for the aged. BESUNDAY SCHOOL MEET € 'eachers snd officers of the, MONDAY EYENING UkspaY MORNING }Columbus United Church Sunday | ii--Tneatre, Sports 5 3-Today School met Friday with Elmer| é~Follow Me 4~Captain Kangaroo Powell, superintendent, presid-| S--plavhouss = rote ae ing. Rev. Ronald Love led In| g_Tnree Stooges 4 8 PM, r, 5 Sund Schoq! Library| e---Adventures of sched 4=~Cartoon and a sum of $25 was approved for use by the Ii- 5.90 P.M, _committeee 1 were made for the Fas- i Ny ter service and Grant Webber, 000 P.M. Mrs. Thomas Flett and Mrs. Ray|11--Theatre, News Scott were appointed a commit.| Weather ! ' ' 7-~Early Show tee for the day. A committee was) g=\ Cr also appointed to prepare for the| gyungie Jim fal Family Dav service to os PM. TM be held in May Including Elmer| é--Live and Leara BALSAM, MT. ZION an accordion solo by Barbara Easter Meet hE rs vial bv Mrs. Ernest White gave a read : J whet ":At Columbus minber on te wu. A, wi me and Jack Nottingham played an ingdp. MRS. FRANK T. SMITH Powell, Grant Webber and Wal. /aficordion solo, Clifford Naylor also gave a reading, gothankoffering meeting of 3 weafternoon auxiliary of the WMS| On Saturday evening friends },y the members of the Columbus | as held in Columbus. United and relatives gathered in the community. / sday 8. y Low Fy hurch t hurch Wednesday. Mrs, Ray Lower Hall of he church 4 SPRING.CLEAN CHURCH Lois Heddon played the plano living in Oshawa, Mrs. Gatchell community gathered nd Mrs. Thomas Flett and Mrs. is the former Dianne Gimblett, church to help with the annual 'cott read reports of the WMS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray spring cleaning. Those present MoFesbyterial meeting held re |Gimblett of Columbus. included Mrs. Thomas Flett, Mrs Sh Mrs. Ernest White was in|chairman. The sing-song was Mrs, Allan McKenzie, Mrs, Er- Ne arge of the program and Mrs. led by Stanley and Grant Web- | nest White, Mrs, Walter Beath, jorman Scott closed the worship ber, followed by an instrumental Mrs, Grant Webber and "Mrs, eriod with an Easter prayer. number by Elizabeth Hayes and Walter Holliday. N higration department of Carlton Street United Church, Toronto, who spoke on the work of the de. cpartment since 1957 the peak WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel S--Rochester : The NORMAN On WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffale WBEN-TV Channel ¢---Buffale TEXAS o Wispom ." . ie a JUSEMy Lick: Beh dy, rc. Coveranesns bargant RUTHERFORD aw DIXON Ing and Lloyd Pereman played a diet The Easter' Beath. Mi. and Mrs. Gatchell were -eOtt, first vice-president, was honor Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ga Taare siverdl. Indien of the antly in St. Andrew's Church,| A program was presented with John Miller, Mrs. Ronald Love, Bo Mrs. White introduced Mrs, TELEVISION LOG eear for immigration to Canada 2a CITRIC TYE; Topay & TUESDAY} number on the guitar, A solo diel COLUMBUS -- the HONOR NEWLYWEDS presented with a kitchen suite the chair, chell recently married and now at the hawa. Rev. Ronald Love acting as Mrs, Alan Scott, Mrs, Ray Scott, udge, social director of the im- CHCH-TV Chapuel 11--Hamllton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronte| § -- \ \ } -- \nd told of the trained voluntary > ™ AA $~Thouble With Father "5 PM, $~Sclence Around Us TUESDAY EVENING 800 P.M, (1=Theatre, Sports 6=Whistle Town 8~Playhouse Te Lea Chih 018 AM. Morning Devotions Mu Y---Romper Room S~District Attorney 4~Topper ~My Little Margie 10.00 AM, 8, 3-Dough Re Mi 4--Playhouse 10.30 AM, 4=Dinner Date 3~Woody Woodpecker 00 P.M, 11=News: Theatre; T--Playhouse 5, 3-Treasure Hunt Sn ATHHL Godfrey 1.00 AM, 4. PM, 8--Paris Precinet ign biog Ladieh 4 3-Newp: Weather tI Love Lucy os PM, 11.30 AM, 3-Sky King «1 PM, 6=It's A Great Lite News 63% P.M, $--Bengal Lancers 4 3--News, Weather T---Peter Lind Hayes By Mrs. LORNE JONES |& & jester News BALSAM AND MT. ZION -- A|}i=fheatos shower was held at the home of| s_aAn.star Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Davis Fri-| Dean Valiey Dave day evening, for Mr. and. Mrs, PNA. Party Jowara Davis (nee Charlene' y_news: Weather eMillen), 130 PM, Mr, and Mrs, Burnett Jamieson i-CA B, Convention y . i 7--Texas Rangers and William Carson attended the| c= ion. moa siness dinner at Brougham Township ¢-Name hat Tune Hall Friday evening §-2-Buckskin Mrs. Burnett Jamieson visited cad $ ru Mrs. John Briggs, Oshawa, Sun- 8.00 PF. M. 11, 6--The Millionalre 7---Polka-Go-Round DY ilson spen DN Mrs. Lloyd Wi t M . y D ' 5-2-Restless Gun day in Toronto with her mother, y Mrs. Thomas Galbraith. The oP, The windstorm Sunday evening 11, 6--Hit Parade removed the roofs from two sheds ir Bold Joovoey owned by the Jones' brothers and "4 pather A the Disney's. Trees were blown 2.00 PM, down and the hydro was inter. 7--Volce of Firestone rupted for five hours. (% 23-Peter Gunn | W8:4--Danny Thomas 23 P.M, 3, 2-Concentration 11---Popeye;: Bugs Bunny 8, 3-Tie Tac Dough &=News: Weather 2.30 P.M, 11-News 7=Play Your Hunch 2, 8--It Could Be You 4&=Search for 'lomorrow 14a rv 11=All Star Theatre 4~Gruding Light 1.00 PM, 7-Liberace 6-Matinee $--Movie Theatre 4--~Meet The Millers 2-Mid Day Matinee 11-=-Movie Matinee 1.30 PM, 7-Our Miss Brooks &=1be Wario Turns 00 PM, ¥=Day In Court 4~Jimmy Dean $= -Helen Neville { 23 PM, 7--Music Bingo } S--Home Cooking 7.00 PM, 4 Tabloid §~Zorro 4--~Annie Oakley 23-1f You Had a Million LH M, T----News; Weather 3 PM, T--Cheyenne G-Donna Reed 8, 2-Dragnet 4 Whirlybirds 8:00 P.M, 11, 6---Perry Como §-Pontiac Special 4--Ann Sothern 3-Eddie Fisher . 8:30 P.M, T=Wyatt Earp 4=To Tell The Truth 9:00 P.M, 11, 6-Front Page Challenge 7 Rifleman 3. 3-George Burns 4~Arthur Godfrey 9:30 PD 11,6-Folio T=Naked City 4~Red Skelton GUNMEN GO FOR HER... TCA service is the most popular, Canada to Europe--- more people fly TCA than by any other airline, Look at the labels for one reason. No other airline offers you such a wide choice of destination-- London, Glasgow, Shannen, May). Only TCA flies you direct from Toronto to Europe, without change of plane! Frequent service----De Luxe, First Class and Economy class on every flight. $48.56 down gets you on your way with TCA's 'Pay later' plan (based | 11, 8~Cannonball | THEATRE GUIDE | Sa ptr &~Target PUNKS FIGHT 4=House Party $2-Bob Cummings Haggis Bagels 10:00 P.M, 2.43 PM, T--Alcoa Theatre 10.0 PM, 11,6=Nursery School 8.2-Californians Hell to 11-Opinion of Youth 300 PM, Garry Moore 12:30, 3 i 11, 6-Dr. Hudson 10:30 P.M, 3.35, 6.35, 10.15 p.m. "Just My 4 Playhouse iw ogy he Clock OVER HER! T-John Daly | S--Death Valley Days Luck" 1.55, 5.15, 8.40 p.m. Last 0.30 PM, } oa. =1he Hig Payoff complete show starts at 8.40 H-Lu The Law 330 PM. 2~Bold Venture | THEN THERE'S pm, ~John Daly nm 10:45 FT. MM, | 1045 PM, A Nice Guy Brock (Whitby) -- T=News: Weather; Weather) bagi r H ea 3 M. HEAP Spo 11.6-3-4-2-News: fore Dark", 7 p.m. 9, 0 PM. Wear Ta WHO FALLS pm. Last complete show 9.15 (1.65423-News: Weather pm. Sport 7~Playhouse Marks -- "Target Zero", 43, 815 pm. Also Paris, Dusseldorf, Brussels, Zurich and Vienna (new this FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL on Toronto-London Economy fare, $485.60 round trip). *Fare subject to Government approval, ®) C5) See your Travel Agent, Railway Ticket Office or -d-- TRANS-CANADA AIR LINE PHONE WAlnut 5.201 a e¢ -- "From Texas," in Technicolor, AOpen House 7-Whe Do You Trust 3S, 3-From, These Roots I'he Verdict » ours "0 rm, 11=Bugs Bunny T-American Bandstand 6~Patti Page 7-Playhouse ENTERTAINMENT 4--Serial Stories 3 P 11-Late Show Searchers", 2.80, 6.05, 9.50 p.m. | / Last complete show at 8.15 p.m. t1--late Show | 8=Fadlan of the Yard 2, 5-Queen For A Day 4% PM, 6--Sportsview 11---Popeye 4=Theatre «= "The Tunnel of Love", 6---Friendly 4 Playhouse $-County Fair Domestic and World Wide Travel Arrangements 1.40, 3.30, 5.25, 7.15 and 9.15] 3-Jack Paar p.m. Last complete show § p.m. Regent -- "Party Girl", in color, | 1.30, 3.30, 5.25, 7.45, 9.50 p.m, Last complete show 9.25 p.m. NR Watch For 4--Edge of Night Boxing 57 KING ST. EAST OSHAWA RA 8-6201 Don't Miss ... Oshawa Skating Club CARNIVAL $2,000 Thursday, March 26 | starring OSHAWA CHILDREN'S ARENA | Roser TAYLOR Boy | somite | CCHRSSE Lr) COBB Startin ting Featuring GUEST SKATERS rf DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE WHITBY Domestic and Foreign Travel Reservations -- Airlines, Steamships, Bus, Rail, Hotels, Car Rentals. PHONE WHITBY--MO 8-3304--0SHAWA RA 5-4831 © NO BOOKING FEES @ Presented by M-G-M in CinemaScope and METROCOLOR See Your Local Travel Agent MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE Thomas Meadows Co. Canada Ltd 22 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH OSHAWA dn ' We slay. DEBBIE WILKS and GUY RIVELL [or warcues: arch 25th CARNIVAL THEME: "Circus Time" I. Daily In The IN FULL COSTUME PUERTO RICO" A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE Oshawa Times! ® ADMISSION: ALL SEATS $1.00 o FEATURE DAILY . .. 1:30 - 3:30 . 5:35 - 7:45 - 9:50 Tickets Available At Arena or from Members 202 2 2 2k 2 22 RA 3-944)