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TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton WUR-TV Channe) 2--Buffalo WEKBW-TV Chanvel 7--Buitalo CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto CBLT-TV Channe) 6--Toronto WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WROC-TV Channe! 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie FRIDAY EVENING F.M bar 'amily Theatre 4eDick Tracy's Adventures v.M. 7--Barly Show Water Tramp tre . T, Hush 6:0° P.M. ®--Man From Cochise and Pals Weather 3--Father Knows Best 2--Amos and Andy 7:15 P.M. 7--News; Weather 7" eM, @--Try For Ten 7--Straightaway 6--Sports Huddle $--Adventures In Paradise 4--Rawhide Western 3--Donna Reed Show Wine oie" alae 9--Roaring 20's 7--The Hathaways €3--Country Hoedown 8:30 P.M. 11--Seahunt %--The Flintstones 63--Car 54 §-2--At The Threshold 4--Route 66 1:00 7M li--Holiday Ranch ®--Have Gun Will Travel 7--77 Sunset Strip €3--Tommy Ambrose t + M 1--The Law and Mr. Jones %--Country Style 63--Perry Mason 4--Father of the Bride 10:00 P.M. tl--Bob McLean %~Target: The Corruptors §2--Projection '62 4--The it Zone 10:31 P.M 9--Zane Grey Theatre Scen 4--Eyewitness -- Walter Cronkite 3--The Detectives 2----King Of Diamonds 11:00 P.M. (1.9-7-6-5-4-3-2--Newss Sports 5 ES tai @--Better Late i--Late Show 6--Viewpoint 3-2--News and Sports 11:30 P.M. l1--l.ate Show jovies 5&-2- Jack Paar 4--Starlight Theatre vie C 12:30 A.M. 9--Movie 9-Friday Night Theatre SA, URVDAY e a1 4.M. 7--Farm and Home Hour $--Boze's story Hook 2--Willie Wonderful 6:3u ALN & felix The Cat 4--Popeye Playhouse 2-Stooges and Rascals 9:00 A.M. 5-2--Pip The Piper 4--Museum of Science "st AM. 9-Boys and Girls House 5-2 Short Lewis Show 4_Kideo ---- 5-2--King Leonardo 4--Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11:00 A.M. 9--Professor's Party 7--On Your Mark 6-3--Film Program >-2--Fury 4--Magic Land 11:30 A.M, 11--Vavro School of Music 7--Magic Ranch 5-2--Make Room For Daddy 4---Roy Rogers 12:00 NOON 1--Biology -- McMaster University 9--News, Sports 7--Buffalo Bandstand 5-2--Update Weather, 9--Sports College | (tk: 4M. Ul--Music -- McMaster University 5-2--Wateh Mr. Wizard 4--My Friend Flicka 12:45 P.M. |9--The Adventures of Jungle Boy 1:00 P.M. \\l--Claim To Fame |7--NFL Pro-Football | Highlights \3-2--All Star Theatre 4--Rural Review | 1.15. P.M. | $--Twin Bill Theatre 5--Feature Movie 1:36 P.M. li--Pin Busters 7--Wrestling Champions 5--Capt. David Grief 4--Film Featurette 3--News And Sports 2:00 P.M. 9--Movie | 5-2--Survival 4-NFL Football Playoff 3--Cross-Canada Curling 2:30 P.M. 11--Wrestling 7--Pro Basketball 5--Award Theatre 2--Three Stooges 2:45 P.M. 4--Saturday Matinee 3: .M. 7--NCAA Football 6-3--Shell Golf 5-2--Senior Bowl 3: ML. l1--Capt. Andy and His Friends 2--The Three Stooges 4:00 P.M. 9--Wrestling \1--Adventures of Robin Hood 7--NFL Pro Football Hi ig' 4--Film Featurette 2--Buffalo Bill 5:00 \l--Family Theatre 9--Cartoon e 7--Popeye and His Pals 6-3--The Living World 5-2--East-West Game 4--Beat The Champ 5:15 P.M. 9--Cartoons 9--Hi-Time 7--Early Show 6-3--Bugs Bunny 2--Wrestling 1 E 6:00 °.M 9--Within Four Walls 6-3--Country Time \1--Father Knows Best 9-4-3--News: Weather: Sports 6--UN Review 5--Highway Patrol 2--National Velvet 67400. 9--Punch and Johnny Show 6--News: Sports 3--Jim Colemin Show l--Bronco 9--The Flintstones 7--Matty's Funday Funnies 6-3---Dennis The Menace | 4-U_ of B Roundtable | 5-2--Here and Now 7:30 P.M 9--The Rifle Man 7--Roaring Twenties 6--Dr. Kildare 5--Ben Casey 4--Perry Muson 3--Robin Hood | 2--Wells bogies aM. |\1--Jamboree | 9--Feature Theatre | 3-Have Gun Will Travel ¢.30 P.4 -l--Movie Showcase 7--Leave It To Beaver 6--Red River Jamboree 5--Stannon 4--The Defenders 3--Peter Gunn 2--Tall M 9:00 P.M. | 7--Lawrence Welk |6-3--NHL Hockey | 5-2--Movie | 9:30 P.M. 4--Have Gun Will Travel 10:00 P.M. a From Interpol oxing 7--Championship Bowl- 4--Gunsmoke 10:15 P.M. 6-3--Juliette 0 F.M,. U--Peter Gunn 4--Blue Angels 10:45 «.M. %--Johnny Esaw Show-- Sports 6-3--King Whyte Show ti 9--Country Hoedown 11-7-6-4-3--News; Weather: Sports Award Theatre 11:18 -.M, (l--News. Weather: , 11:30 P.M. 11--Late Show 6--The Pursuers 5~--Movie 4--Stariignt Theatre 12:00 7.M. 6--Midnight Zone 1:00 A.M, ll--Late News R AY » $:00 A.M. 7--Insight 2--This {s The Life 31' A.M. 2--Christian Science 8:30 A.M. 7--Search S--Tales of the Texas Rangers 2--Farm, Home and Garden 9:00 A.M, 7--The Answer 5--Casey Jones 4 Popeye Playhouse 2-Your Church Invitation 9:15 A.M. 2--Faith of Israel 9:30 A.M. 7--Faith For Today 5--Jet Jackson 4--Uncle Jerry Talent Contest 2--Pinpoint 10:00 A.M. 9--Religious Program 7--Popeye and His Pals 5----Christian Science 4--Lamp Unto My Feet 10:15 A.M. 'S--Industry On Parade 2---Lets Have A Hobby 10:30 A.M. 9--Around The World 5--Junior Science 4--Uncle Jerry's Club 2--Cartoon Playhouse 10:45 A.M. 5--Christophers Ui. am. 6-3--Church Service 5--This is fhe Life 4--High Mass 2--The Big Rascals is 4M 9--Youth and Religion 7--The Holy Mass 5--Danger Is My Business 2--Men of Annapolis 12:00 .. ll--Biology -- McMaster University x 9--Italian Theatre 7--Playhouse Seven 6--Let's Speak English 5--Felix The Cat 4--News: Weather: Sports 3--Popeye and Pals 2--West Point 12:15 P.M. 4--Film Featurette (2:30 V.M. 1--Music -- McMaster University 6-3---Speaking $--Bowling 4--Utica Club Bowling Tournament | 2--Children's Classics 12.45 P.M. isece of the j French Year 1:00 P.%i \l--Rev. Oral Roberts | 6-3--Good Life Theatre 2--Family Playhouse 1:3° P.M, | 1l--Forward | 9--Things We See 7----Touchdown | 6-3--Country Calendar | 5--1, 2, 3, Go |4--Film Featurette 2:00 P.M. 1--Junior "B" Hockey 9--Junior A Hockey 7--Our Miss Brooks 6-3--Junior Magazine 5--U.S. Bowl 2:30 P.M. 9--Junior "A" Hockey 7--San Francisco Beat | 4--Sunday Sports 3:u0 Mi. 7--Canisius College Forum 6-3--Concert- 4--Let Freedom Ring 3730 P.M. | 7--AFL Football 4:00 P |\11--Ree Room | 9--Sea Hawk | 6-3--Heritage | 4--Wonderful World of Golf 2--Pic-A-Polka 4:30 P.M. 11--Tiny Talent Time 9--Sports: News 6-3--Discovery and News 5--1, 2, 3, Go 5:00 *.°", \11--Family Theatre | 6-3--Citizens' Forum 5--Wisdom 4--Amateur Hour--Ted Mack | 2~Pic-a-Polka | 5:30 P.M. | 9--Man and the | Challenge 5--Chet Huntley | 4--GE College Bowl 6-3--Movie 64 8M |\1--Ken Soble Show | 9--Hart of the Matter le Disney Presents 5--Meet the Press CROSSWOR ACROSS 2. 1, Resources 3 6. Metallic rocks 4. Airplane maneuver 11. A prima 5. donna Spent 6. Egg-shaped 7. 8 9 10. 12, 13. 14. 15. 17. 21. About To rub off Complete Man's nickname 22. Unaspirated consonants Siamese measure Old Norse works 26. Sect of 10. 16. 18. 19. 20. 23. 25. . Malt . Smell D Sprite nut beverage trees An 27. Asian eccentric river (slang) 28. Colors Missile ing weapon agent for Competi- shin- tor . Elude . Salesman's aim Human beings Side paths Conclusion Tidy To make certain month city 34, Wall paint- ing 24, Candle- 32. Windy 33. Nebraska . Yesterday's Answer 36. Theater attendant 38. Old World lizard 42, "Faerie Queene" lady 43. Insane 44, Chalice Mennonites 30. You: It, | 2 7 18 42 . Black Sea resort BUZ SAWYER ors Wo § ea einen THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, January 5, 1962 15 HiGO-SAN! TWAS WORRIED. PEOPLE SAW BIG FIRE ON YOUR ISLAND LAST NIGHT. WHAT HAPPENED? JANE ARDEN weve' Fst De TO GIVE vei TH PURPLE EART/ J MICKEY MOUSE U Ae Bae an eles a! le yur WG ast AT Perea! $2. Mother (colloq.) 35. Moscow citizen 37. 39. Entertains Part of "to be" 40. Not common 41. 45. Kind Fellow (colloq.) 46. Tooth covering 47. Dutch painter 48. Radio detecting device DOWN 1. Deadened, as sound "Ah 1-5 SUPPER IN HERE LAST EVENING? I WANTA DUPLICATE O° 'THAT GAME MEAL FOR | »» ABOUT WINNING AN OSCAR FOR BEING 60 BEAUTIFUL./ Reasons Given For Beef Trend EDMONTON (CP) -- Living high off the hog is old hat, says the Alberta agriculture depart- ment, There is a definite trend in Canada in favor of beef con- sumption and the department says higher incomes and a pop- ulation shift to the cities are the two main reasons. Department statistician R. E, English illustrates the trend with a chart which shows 55.4 pounds of pork were consumed ~ each ndien oe 1926 to , compared with 52.1 pounds of beef. Today's figures are 52.2 ae of pork and 69 pounds C) 4 The higher their income, says the department, the more likely people are to eat what ¢ want, and farm families wii large incomes are eating beef, veal and lamb rather than pork, City life reduces the appetite, the department says, and in- creases calorie-consciousness so that city-dwellers tend to limit their pork consumption. And the widespread use of freezers has reduced sales of salt pork in favor of fresh meats, _ Some United States econom- ists say pork never will regain the position it once held but A. J. Charnetski, Alberta agri- culture department livestock su- pervisor, says pork can be pop- ular again. A meat-type pig, he says, is part of the answer -- people would buy more pork from leaner hogs--and proper timin, of retail price cuts also coul increase sales, Survey Shows Teaching Aim In Dull Pupils MONTREAL (CP)--A survey of 16 Protestant high schools in Quebec province showed that teaching as a career appeals mainly to the duller student. The survey was carried out among 1,409 Grade XI students in both rural and urban ereas of the province. Eigil Pederson of the McGill Institute of Education said both male and female students with low marks were inclined to look with favor upon a teaching ca- reer. Those with high marks generally were adverse. He blamed this in part on ~ teachers who, he said, seemed to be important agents of teacher recruitment. FOR TOP QUALITY USED CARS ALL MODELS ... ALL MAKES... SEE THE 230 KING STREET WEST CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. 725-6651 YOU GUESSED TH' FINAL TARGET 0' eco TH "PRESIDENT, WHAMMY ITE = (AL --IS-YAKI-YAKIY-YOU WHO!) =~ KNOW AN' YOU NOW SOMETHIN ELSEP WHERE ~AN GIVE MB ENOUGH TIME TO REACH WASHIN'TON, 4 NO DOUBT, THE LONE RANGER TUS TEAM MUA Me LEAVE MY BAUONTHR ALONE ji ANO ILL MAKE YOUR TIME BOMB. DONALD DUCK TAM STRICTLY A PERCENTAGE THE TIP SHOULD BE. ONE DOLLAR, TWENT>- THREE CENTS AND SIX AND ONE HALF MILL Ont DANES A PEN WAITE 1S | N¥ R? MUGGS AND SKEETER PHOOIE! I CANT STAND IT! aml LE = pgs Vx Spot ina World Tigh reserved, © 1961, King Festures: AND START OVER! . TLL MESS IT UP \ ie lal "They should, therefore, do an active job of improving the sta- tus of their own profession by encouraging their best students, rather than their poorest stue dents--as seems to be the case at present--to enter teaching." Other survey findings were that girls from ae preroe were more likely 008e teaching as a career than were gre from rural areas. For bays is was just the reverse, with more rural than urban boys ine dicating interest. Boys from low-income famil- Rracted to. teeching Chaat oye ed to teaching from high-income families. "The boys indicating that they were likely to select teaching came typically from families in which the fathers were em- ployed in relatively low-prestige occupations." t Mr. Pederson also said that while salaries were important to the decisions of male students, they were not to female stu- dents. Besides salaries, reasons given for rejection of teaching were lack of prestige, poor chances for advancement and the amount of responsibility in- volved. UKRANIAN GRAMMAR INNIPEG. (CP)--A Ukran- ian grammar prepared by two Canadian. university professors. has been published in Canada. The book by Professor G. Kuckyj of the University of Tor- . onto and Prof. J. B. Rudnyckyj of the University of Manitoba is usec as a text in universities and colleges. 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