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J4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, April 9, 1960 CROSSWORD PUZZLE TELEVISION LOG f [ CHCH-TV Channel 1l--Hamiltor CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto| WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffale WROC-TV Channel 5--Rochester| WGR-TV Channel 2---Buffale WBEN-TV Channe) 4--Buffale f SATURDAY EVE. 35:00 P.M. 314-Outside Broadcasts 7--All Star Gol B---Riverboat 4--Golf Tournament ¥-§--Cartoon Party 6: 3-Buffalo Showcase 6:30 P.M. il--Leave It To Beaver 7--~Bowling Stars 8--Stage Door 4-The Dock $-Family Playhouse 1:15 P.M. 11--Queen's Park Report 1:30 P.M. 114--Country Calendar 7--Playhouse §--Star Bowling 4--Sunday Playhouse 2:00 P.M. 11--Mr, Adams and Eve 7--No Holds Barred 6--Junior Magazine 4--Championship Bowling 7--Ted Mack Dennis The Menace $--Highway Patrol 4-U of B Round Table $-This Man Dawson 7:30 P.M. fi~Man Hunt 7--Dick Clark $---Movies With Mannings 53-Bonanza &--Perry Mason 8:00 P.M 1l--Sea Hunt 7-High Road 8:30 PM. U~Lawrence Welk 7--Leave It To Beaver #3---The Man and the Challenge 4~Wanted, Dead or Alive 9:00 P.M 11-6-NHL Hockey ¥7--Lawrence Welk 7--Championship Bridge 6-TBA 5---People Are Funny 4--Sports 3--Pro Basketball | 116__Easter Parade of | Stars | 7---Six Gun Theaire | 3~Championship Bridge | 4--Golf Tournament ! 4:30 P.M. | 11.6--Lassie | Face The Nation | 3-2--Championship Golf | 5:00 P.M, | 11-8-News Magazine | ¥--Matty's Funday Funnies | é--Conquest | 5:30 P.M. | 11--Frontier | | 7--Lone Ranger | | 6--~Documentary '6¢ | | 32--Time Presents 11:30 AM. 11--Bob McLean Show 3-2--Concentration 4--December Bride 12:00 NOON 11--Bugs Bunny 7--Restless Gus $2--Truth or Consequences 4--News; Weather 12:15 P.M. $--Matinee 4--Speaker of 12:30 P 11---News 7--Love That Bob §52--1t Could Be You 4--Sarch for Tomorrow | 12:45 P.M. Li--Movie Matines 4--Guiding Light 1:00 P.M. 7---About Faces Feature Movie 4--Meet The Millers 3-Mid-Day Matinee 1:30 P.M. ¥--Divorce Hearing 4--The World Turns 7-Day In Court 6--Chez Helene §--Education 4--For Better or Worse | 2--Queen for a Day 2:15 P. P.M 116---Open House 7--Gale Storm | 11-6--Nursery Schoo :30 P.1 5--Home Cooking | 4--~House Party 2-Loretta Young Theatre 3:00 P.M. 116--P.M, Party 7--Beat The Clock 5-2---Dr. Malone 4--Millionaire the House | WM. | i { i 1 ACROSS 1. Horse's WHITBY PERSONALS Mesdames F. W. Browne, H. T. Fallaise, A. Sturgess, R. Lang- {ford, R. Hatch, J. A, erson land G. A. Welsh, members of the Viscount Greenwood Chanter | Mrs. R. G. Langford is opening [ner home on Monday evening to |{the members of the House of {Windsor I0DE Chapter for their 1 Royals Beat Lions 2-1, ose attended the annual meet- meeting. A buffet supper will a Face Wolves ling of the Provincial Chapter in Hamilton. | boys' choir of All Saints' Angli- can Church, were entertained at| supper at the home of their choir| they were guests of the rector, Rev. 8. J. Armstrong, at the an) nual Rotary Minstrel Show at the| Town Hall. The girls of the Jr.| choir met at the rectory for des- seri and then proceeded to the) strel Show Mrs. K. Lunney and Mrs. A. Sturgess entertained recently at one of the series of Viscount Greenwood T1ODE Chapter bridges. to his home for the past two weeks, was taken to the Oshawa General Hospital suffering from pneumonia H the guest the missionary meet- Andrew's Young Mrs. Hogg, of be evening at ing of St served by the hostess By THE CANADIAN PRESS Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs.| Montreal Royals, second-plag On Friday last, the boys of the Lino Pantalleresco. is celebrating €™* is third birthday today. Many| happy returns of the day Michael. | { from a week's visit in Deiroil, Mich, While in Riverside, On- tario, she was the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, and family. Robert Gagnon, of Euclid] Si., is celebrating her seventh. -- in the season's standings, beat Trois-Rivieres Lions 2.1 day night to win their Eastern Professional Hockey Lez director, Mrs. F. W. Marsh, Later] Mrs. R. H. Smith has returned|semi-finals series, and so face first-place - Sudbury Wolves for the finals. The Royals' victory Friday night concluded a best-of-seven series that was 3-3 tied before gome, It was Royals' third series 3-1. Sudbury, who beat Hull-Ottawa|sat out a minor charging pen- Canadiens 4-3 in the other league aity. Ex-Royals player Jean Paul semi-final series, will meet the|Denis tied the game in the next Royals for opener of the best-of-|minute. seven final series at Montreal Sunday ROUGH PLAY Watched by 6,671 spectators, Friday night's game was largely rough play and poor hockey. Lions received nine of referee] Art Skov's 12 penalties and regu- larly questioned Their fo rd most pe zed player league, added another misconduct to his list. . Royals' supporters were little better behaved, detonating crack- ers and throwing rubbish in the course of the game, Veteran Ken Mosdell, 38 scored Royal's first goal in the Town Hall to see the Rotary Min], Carsien. daughter of Mr. and|giraight win after trailing the third minute of the game while MIs. Lions' defenceman Ted Hodgson | birthday on Sunday. For the oc- casion she will entertain a few of her young friends. RoseMary, daughter of Mr. and {Mrs. E. R. Snow, of Mary St., is Mr. Clinton Pascoe, 410 Dun-|spending a six month vacation das St. W., after being confined| visiting her uncle, Lieutenant |Colonel J. C ow, Mrs. Snow {and family of Rickmonsworth, England Louis, son of Mr. and Mrs, Toronto, will{ Kenneth Power, and grandson of | peaker on Monday Mrs. W. L. Smith, is celebrating | his fifth birthday today. Best wishes for many more birthdays |are offered to Louis. | Women's group | Two Coache Predict Win | will have taken the series, despite |a 5-2 licking handed them by Le- gion in the fourth game Friday night, Legion coach Marcel Legris Ifigured if they could hold the Ramblers at bay in the first pe- | l | snoue | CANVAS AWNINGS Moke yours e truly enjoyable summer . temper the heat under welcome shade. Add o touch of colorful beauty to the exterior of your homé. Protect your fumishings, walls and draperies is no substitute for Canvas Awnings, Call us todoy---estimates gladly given without obligotion wou"re as young COMPLETE AWNING SERVICE: Conves Awnings & Conopies Koolside Metal Awnings and Canopies Aluminum Metal Awnings and Canopies Fiberglas Awnings & Conopies FOR FREE ESTIMATES Phone Riverside 3-3551 J. J. TURNER COMPANY LIMITED Dighibiighe -- ONT, 3.2 The Deputy | 4--College Bow! &-Mr. Lucky | : 3:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. | 11--For The Ladies 30 | riod Sunday, Legion would win. 9:30 PM. 11--Ken Soble Amateur | 7=Who Do Yau Trust | TRICT i WHITBY AND DISTRIC InCup Play |...ino ws . Dargon, of Oshawa, the guest "They'll have to play real good Faith Church WMS speaker for the evening. 1 CP) -- Amherst hockey to beat us Sunday." Solos were sung by Mrs Port, BUIL. Que, aa Lepics aps Defenceman = Bernie Limoges Makes Plans For Open Meeting othy Cross accompanied at the| once more and both coaches scored a pair of goals for Legion Faith Baptist Church WMS hel youn feel . . . afoot! $--Lawrence Welk Show | Hour J 4--Have Gun, Will | 7--Behind Closed Doors | S7Mr Adam and Eve Travel | 8=Disney Presents 5-2--From These Roots 3-World Wide $0 5--Meet The Press 4--The Verdict Is Yours 10:00 P.M, | 4--Small World | 4:00 P.M, 7---Jubilee U.S.A 2--People's Court 4--Gunsmoke | 6:30 P.M. :- Ameri a Bandstand 10:15 P.M. | 7--Frontier | ibber McGee M4-King Whyte S--Maverick | 23, Comedy Theatrs 420th Century a Walter Cronkite | 4:30 P.M. $--Bishop Sheen Tete Look ; 7:00 P M. §-3--Ad venture heatre $--Father Knows Best | --TFdfe of Night 7--Broken Arrow 4:45 PM. Be "foot-happy" instead of foot. a Locke shoes! Seven exclusive comfort features, including the patented built-in arch support Try them ond see for yourself! DANCEY'S IN DOWNTOWN OSHAWA 18 SIMCOE ST. §. --Popeye | change to Dr 10:30 P.M. 11 8--Twilight Zone | 7--Track Down §-The Rebel 4--Grand Jury 3-Four Just Men 11:00 P.M. 1-78-42 News; Weather Sports 5-Rescue § $--Father Knows Best | S--Award Theatre 11:15 P.M. i1--Late Show T-~Playvhouss { 1i---1 Love Lucy i Juliette | &4--Ed Sullivan | 11:30 PP 3-2--Sunday Showea 8 Wrestling 8:30 PM. Movie 11--Ann Southers ---Plavhouss 7--Lawman 2-Award Theatre 2:0 PM, 1:00 AM. 118-G.M. Presents f--Mr. and Mrs, North 7--The Rebel SUNDAY 5:00 AM. #--Church In The Home 8:15 AM. SChristian Science 8:30 AM. 1 7--MHerald of Truth f-8acred deart 145 AM. $-Onurch Invitation 100 AM. STEELERS CONFIRM GAME PITTSBURGH (AP Pitts. burgh Steelers of the National Football League confirmed Fri day that they will play Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Big [Four in an exhibition game in {Toronto Aug. 3 | l RA 5.1833 | é--Dennis The Menace { 100 P.M. wo pa | § Q z Al = } wR 3.2-Chevy Show NEW SAVINGS, NEW BENEFITS IN piano by Mrs. A, Campbell. Some : 4 it' tas while singles went to Pit Richer 193 5 | icted today their team singles 0 er, 23 ladies answered the roll call Predicted in the Eastern Can-|1eo Gravelle and Gilbert Chouin- with a verse of scripture contain-| da Allan Cup hockey fina! ard. Amherst marksmen were ing the word "Faith", Various/892 P 3 ni Dave Kiley and Bill Tyshki i i d y and Bill Tyshko reports were read and approved. The Maritime champions and --______ © = s last Thut It was decided to have an open the come from -behind Otta 2 I { "yh its monthly inee'ing 2 vol h 11 meeting on May 5 with various|district winners meet Sunday a Lassie an Mister X : day ev ening, st He g precy Sat churches gathering to hear Mrs. the Hull Arena in the decid ng 7:30 P.M MONDAY The De, Gent, rire with AU Thompson, Latin American mis-|game of their best-of-five semi- 116---Joan Fairfay EVENING opened the meeting DE a hy y.|slonary. Mrs. Dargon talked on|final Ie Navenich 1)--F (ig 1. n v Pe. Silly her trip to Brazil and Paraguay.| The winner goes against either $%3 Manshan ore oy | e'come 10 Ars She also showed slides of the peo- Rouyn - Noranda Alouettes or 3--Playhouse ple she met and worked with and|Chatham Magoons in the eastern 4--Learn About Mus different places she had visited. [final for, the right to challenge Thiet Swores WHITBY The meeting closed with thelthe western representative. Als th A singing of a hymn and prayer led lead Chatham 2-1 in their semi- | ¢-Big Mac Show 3 *:30 P.M BOWLING NEWS by Mrs. L. Meader. Refreshments! final, 7--Rin Tin Tis were served by the hostesses: | Playing coach Jacques Monette McGraw '[ ClG . " y Mrs. H. Holmes, Mrs. L. John-|of Amherst said he still thinks igh 3 :S CIGARET LEAGUE 3 ! | 3--Superman LADIE ga 700 EY Lx or _ C.|son and Mrs, Andrews. |taat come late Sunday his club] 279, 262, 231); G : --_ Ty 4--GE Theatre 247, 214). . wd P.M. Triples 600 and over -- M. Me- 1 - I. askans 7 g (3 A % R Allred Hitchcock 6:15 P.M Coy 676 (319 I ; Jeake 606 v he Vikings 3): L. Bird 606 (225. 219); 10:00 P.M. 204 (95 u San Francisco Beat e 594 (25); B. Hud 64 George Gobel un 27 C. Watts 566: A, Sharman §5-3--Loretta Young 65 (2564 E. Mosscrop 561 (218); 10:30 P.M M. Kadwell 554 (225); M. Bilida | 11--8aber of London 550 (227). Family Theatre 6:45 P.M. 5-4-3 Weather; News 11-8-4-2-Wenther; News S$--Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00 P.M §-Tabloid 3--The Four Just Mes 4 * | 7--Not For Hire 6---Fighting Words | 8--Phil Silvers Show 4-What's My Line | #~Lock Up 11:00 PM 11-7-8-54-3---News; Weather: Sporta 11:15 P.M. 1i--Late Show 7--Playhouse Singles over 200 V. Sandford 234, B. Sackett 228, H. Prescott 217, B. Clark 205, B. Heron 204, M. Bibeau 204, M. O'Dell 200 Points to date Cameos 84, Players 70, Buckingham 64, Win chesters 48, Exports 42, Winstons | » Popeye Playhouse 3-Faith of Israel Death. Valley Days This Is The Lite P 10:00 A.M. 114--The Christophers 7-08 To Adventures 4~Lamp Unto My Fest S--Abbott and Costello 10:15 AM. $-Industry en Parade 10:30 AM. HU-Brave Theatr ?--Meorning Show S--Christophers &=Uncle Jerry 11:00 AM &-Church Servies 4=~Morning Worship T-Big Rascals 11:30 AM. { $--Lats Look at Congress | 12:00 NOON 1-Bugs Bunny F-Roller Derby S---Dateline UN S$--Family Playhouse &=News: Weather S--Public Service 12:15 PM S-Dateline UN Congress 12:30 P.M. W-News 7=National Pre Highlights | $-Good Life Theatre 1 $-8pace Ranger 4--Bar Association Drama &._ News Conference 12:45 PM. dss gnment Ottawa Newsreel | 11:00 AM. | 1:00 P.M. { 11--Jane Gray Show | W~John Collingwood | 33--Price Is Right i Reade ! 41 Love Lucy ' Prize donated by Harwood | Cleaners was won by M. McCoy. LADIES CANDY BOWLING LEAGUE The Maple Buds with re An- derson as eaptain won the #th and final section for the year vith a total of 16 points, Millie Peggs ended the season in mar- velous style with an 890 triple and big 378 single. | ! Farge High triples over 500: M. Peggs | &=Father Knows Best [500 G. Wiles 669, F. Moore 683, 9:00 P.M I. Shaw 635, I. Heard 585, 1 | 33 Reter umn Mothersill 585, N. McCarroll 584, { 9:30 P.M. P. Bremner 564. D. Moore 589 Pope 558 M High | 11-8---Don Messer Bac | 7--Cheyenne 2---Award Theatre | 3--Riverboat 13% P.M { 4--Kate Smith | 3--Riverboat 8:00 P.M. U-6--Danny Thomas Show {| 8~Film Feature { &~The Texan 8:30 P.M 11-6--River Boat | T--Bourbon Street Beat { Awards B8--Tales of Wells Show 3-Movie &~Theatre FROM STALE FARM MUTUAL THE WORLDS LARGEST CAR INSURER 8:00 AM fale A.M | Bu Make Your Home Grow With Your Family! You don't have to put up with e cramped house when it's so economical te make additions with the help of BROWN'S! ADD A 14 x 20° EXTRA ROOM pay enly $18.00 a Month for Materials! add TWO DORMERS to your roof pay Only $10.00 a Month for Materials! Add ao 25 x 6' PORCH to your house Pay Only $12.00 a Month for Materials! Free At-Home Estimates on any Home Improvements BUILD A SUMMER COTTAGE ON YOUR BUDGET? YES! Devotions 9:00 AM. | ll--~Romper Room 7--Komedy Korner ONTARIO DR! 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