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TELEVISION LOG CBL1-TV Channel 6--Torento WBEN-TY Channe) 4--Buffalo WRIM'-TY Channe) 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie CHUH-LV Channel 11--Hamiltop Us-TV Channel 2--Butffalo WKBW-TYV Channel 7--Battalo CFTU-TV Channel 9---Toronto MUNA ok EVENING 5st PM. U--Family Theatre , 63--Razzle Dazzle 3 Kukla 4--Bugs Bunny and 'als 5:15 P.M. ---Dick Tracey' Adventures amu *.M. Karly Sho ' David Coyperfield 3-- Theatre #-CH. 4 theatre 3--Popeye and Pale 2~-Yogi Bear 6h ML #--The Lavman 6 News 3--Facing Facts 2--Seu ivunt 6:15 P.M. 6--Intercom 2--Sea Hunt 6:30 P.M Li--News 9--Sports -- Annis Stukus 6:45 P.M. j--Family Theatre 9-6 2--Weather News: Sports e--Huntley Brinkley Report 7:0 P.M, Father Knows Best 6-Seven-o-Onr &--The Law and Mr. Jones @--News- Weather Sorts 3--Zane Grey suaeuire --Wyatt Earp 7:15 FM. t--News: Weather 7:30 i. o- Film 7 Cheyenne $3--Don Meusser's Jubilee é--Cheyenne 4--Death Valley Days 3--Peter Gunn 8:00 P.M #--Top Cat ¢-3--Danny Thomas ov 4--Pete and Gladys t--Keyhole 8:30 P.M. U--The Flintstones 9--Politica! Broadcast 1--The Rifleman #3--Live A Borrowed Life #2--The Price is Right 4--Father Knows Best 90 PM i--Loretta Young 7.-Surfside Six #3--Room For One More $-2--87th Precinct 4--Danny Thomas Show 9:30 P.M U--Richard Diamond $--Take A Chance 6-3--Festival 4--Mantovan it:ty PLM 1--Bob McLean 9--To Tell The Truth 7--Ben Casey 3-2--Thriller 4--Hennesey 10:30 P.M. %--The Jack Benny Pts --Recital ire Got A Secret 3--Recital 11:00 P.M. U4-14-5-42--Newss Weather: Sports 13:15 P.M. i--Late Show @--Viewpoint 19:90 PF" 1i--Victory At Sea %--Better Late 6 Britis) Cinems +-3--Tonight Show 4--Overland Trail | 3--Dangerous Robin 12:30 P.M. | 4--Half-Past Midnight TUESDAY 7:45 A.M. T--Popeye and Pals 8:00 A.M 4--Captain Kangaroo 5-2--Today Show 9:00 A.M. ll--The Jane Gray Show 7--Romper Room 5--Movie | 4--Popeye's Piaybouse | 2--News 9:15 A.M. jll--Romper Room | S-Language in Action 7--Jack Lalanne Show; Are Funny M--Debble Drake 9--Free and Easy 7--Jane Wyman Show 2- Say When 4--Calemiar ~ Harry Reasoner 10:30 A.M, tee and Easy y In Court lay Yous tun Love Lucy 11:00 A.M --Free And Eas+ Tennessee Ernie Ford 6 is Hignt leo Village 11:30 A.M, fours For A Song 'oncentratior he Clear Horizon 12:00 Nut Bugs Bunny and : Weather; 5--One O'Clock Movie 4--Meet The Millers 3--Movie 2--Mid-day Matinee 1:30 .M, $--A Kin To W 4--The Worlc oe PLM 9--Theatre 6--Chez Helene $-2--Jan Murray 4--Password 2:15 P.M. 6--Nur Y tM 1--Here's Jooking At You --~Lé etta Young Theatre --- House Party 3:00 PM 1--Romper Room 7--Queen For A Uuy 3--Refiections Malone ionaire 3:30 OM 1--Cap'n Andy Show 9--Playhouse } 7--Who Do You Trust | | 6-42--Vertict Is Youre | 5-2--Our Five | #-The Hiceawa: 4--The be Storm )i--Alakazam | 6-3--Adventuree OF |$--Debbie Drake Show| , Blinky 4--Edge Of Night 9:30 A.M. | 2~Three Stooges 6-3--Flowerpot Men | STheatre | 4--CH, 4 Theatre | 9The Lawman 9--Bachelor Father | 4--Andy Griffith's Show | -3----Gary Moore Show 4--Password Daughters 4:00 B. - 1--American Bandstand 6--Tuesday Club 52--Make Room For Daddy | 4--The Brighter Da) 3~-Women's Show 4:15 P.M. BUZ SAWYER 4:30 P. 7--Jungle Jay Show 4:43 P.M. 2- pt on Bob and His riends TULSDAS EVE 5:00 P.M. i--Bamily Theatre | 63--Razzle Dazzle Boro oor Bunny and 5:15 P.M. 4--Dick Tracey's Adventures 5:30 # MM 'Barly Show 6-3--Cartoon Party McGraw M Ss sho AOROSS 1, Polite title for a woman . Large in size News . Menta struggle . Beaver' s den A size ™M of type Peculiar fellow collog 5. French 6 6--News 3--Three Stooges | 2--Sea Hunt 6:15 PM 6--Ichabod and Me 9--Rout e 66 / Buge Bunny Show 6--Beachcomber 5-2--Laramie meters 23. So be it! . Sharpened 3:00 P.M. . Fifth tire 7~--Bachelor Father . Mocked . Gloomy b:ov P.M, . Anesthetic Along With . Kind of pier CROSSWORD Literary collection JANE ARDEN © Kine Feclores Syadicate, ine. 1962. World rights reserved. lis THAT WHAT THEY ARES. JUST THATS RiGHT, 16 CHIEFS THOSE UGLY RUMORS ABOUT THE BAIL Bo OND BUSINESS KEEP OFPING UP FROM TUNE TO" TIME/ THE LATEST ONE iS THAT ALL THE BONDS- MEN HAVE TO PAY OFF TO ONE MAN 'TO STAY IN BUSINESS / -- YET/ DARNED JF I KNOW! NOBODY'S BEEN ABLE TO NAIL RUMORS? /ANY THING DOWN ABOUT FINDING FIRE WHERE THERES SMORE/ BUT SOLU KNOW THE OSHAWA TIMES, Meondey, June 4, 1962 13 MICKEY MOUSE ae eS Mitch §--Naked City T--The New hg 2 t 100 P. M. ed Skelton St ck. Powell Shi 7~--Yours For A Song 6-3--Front Page Challenge 4--ichabod and Me 10:00 YM. 1--Bob McLean 7~Aleon Premiere 6-3--Politica! Liberal 5-2--Cain's 100 4--The Garry Moore Show . Long -- of the law , Carry (something heavy) { . Gate joint . Transmits . So. Amer mountains DOWN 1, AAA. guides 2, Exchange premium cb GRANDMA pee 1 SH KEEP RIGHT ON 7 WALIKING, | SE WINSLOW! 5) OE ! [Har WAS lA AGENT STANDING AY 'TH? END O' 'rH' RUSTY | SPOON DINER? | | ! | 4 IRANC e| 1™ AFRAIDHE MIGHT} } in iN sur i? | CANCEL MY POLICY FOR TAKING UNNECESSARY } RISKS... - IF HE GAW ME GO ) Planning Board Value Rapped By Speaker TORONTO (CP) -- A confer- jence of planning board mem- 'bers was fed strong doses of criticism by two of its speak- ers Thursday. L. 8. Cummings, Ontario dep- uty minister of municipal af- fairs, gave the Ontario division o. the Community Planning As- sociation of Canada some sta- tistics to. support his contention ~|that only about a quarter of the provinee's planning boards are carrying out effective pro- | grams. Earlier Prof. J. B. Milner of the faculty of law, University ;of Toronto, told the. planners: "T know of no planning board in |Ontario that could be said to |be doing a proper job of hold- jing (public) meetings and pub lishing information. The Planning Act, Prof. Mil- ner said, stipulates that the boards should win the co -op- jeration of residents in their area by holding public meetings jand disseminating information. Mr. Cumming enlarged on Prof. Milner's assertion that one of the chief problems of planning boards is getting qual- lified staff. There are 350 planning areas in Ontario, Mr. Cumming said. 'Planning boards were non-exis- tent or inactive in 70 of these and the department of munici- pal affairs had no record of ac- jtivity of a further 80. Less than |seven per cent of them em- ployed full - time technically | qualified planning staffs. Dr. E. G. Pleva, University jof Western Ontario geographer, proposed that the Ontario gov- ernment provide a planning ex- tension service equivalent to the extension service furnished jby its department of agricul | ture, / 10,000 Pound 'Arctic Char | Order For U.K. OTTAWA (CP) -- Ten thou- }sand pounds of Arctic char will |head for Britain by ship Mon- day to work up an overseas |market for the pink - fleshed jnorthern fish, the northern af- fairs department announced | Friday. | The order from Sidwell and |Company, English fish brokers, follows a test lot of 600 pounds |sent to London last year. The | department said response from well-known restaurants was en- \thusiastic. Char's flavor is said to rival salmon or trout. The char being shipped from Montreal Monday aboard the Beaverglen will be supplied by E skimos at Port Burwell on the WHY LOOK ANY FURTHER? tating at Part Buel on At The CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. you will find clean, thoroughly reconditioned, reasonably priced used cars, backed otetleuate bee oes by our famous GOODWILL Guarantee. Convenient low-cost, G.M.A.C. financing arranged on the spot. 230 KING ST. W. 723-4634 bec. Char has been a high-priced delicacy in Canadian restau- rants for the last few years and five Eskimo fishing co - oper- atives are expected to supply 1100,000 pounds this summer. SPORTS BRIEFS TWO SIGN WITH SKINS WASHINGTON (AP)--Wash- }jington Redskins Thursday signed a pair of offensive ends, |Bill Whisler of the University of \Iowa and Lee Curley of Rut- ger Whisler was the Red- skins' No. 18 pick in the Na+ tional Football: League draft. {Curley was a free agent PERFECT ARMS-- PERFECT ANKLES!" You'RE ry GOLD mine!! V LOOKS LiKE HES FOUND AN OLD ARROWHEAD OR. \------_ SOMETHIN'. nanny LEGGO O'HER// SHE'S NOT A GOLD D MINE £7 GE AND HOBIE ARE HIRED TIGE ! HOBIE! COME HER: OF PROFESSOR STAR. . AT ONCE/ PROFESSOR WONT RVEN TAKE) INJUN RELICS MEAN MORE TIME OUT TO ) EAT! y- TO HIM THAN LI'L ABNER THE LONE RANGER LEAFS GET OUTFIELDER LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) ~-- Louisville Colonels assigned out: \fielder Neil Chrisley to Toronto , E | Maple Leafs of the International RES 7 oe Thursday. Chrisley, a f vt former major leaguer, was hit- lting .295 with five home runs land 21 RBI. Both Louisville and Toronto are affiliated with Mil- |waukee Brave THERE YOu ARE... I" =" Won) fremecs ee iE AND GET A THE 6CALE... . EXACTLY The SAME Wel Sun. ) ae) THIS S GOING TO TRIED TO CUT THEM THE SAME SIZE...BUT 1LL WEIGH THEM, J O MAKE SURE... J MUGGS AND SKEETER DONALD DUCK TAKES PMOWLING LEAD MONTREAL (CP) -- Glenn Allison of Florissant. Mo., took the halfway lead in the qualify. ing block of the $30.900 Cana- dian Professional Bowlers Asso- yn oper tournament Thurs y. He niled up a total of 2158 for the 10 strings of the round Pitas oo IK et : : ; LWOULE f HT WOULD BETO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO (ast nes ous 23084 \F ' hs eee "TMB SOMEONE WHO 1S POPULAR AND THE BVENN ? / WAS A WAN, BUT YOU INTELLIGENT, AVERY CLOSE FRIENDS] | "OS HE ee : Mi ANOTHER BOYER SIGNS NOT MENTIONING ANY NAMBS / ' ; | 'Al . L jae BE : , . } : : wy BIRD WITH SODA POP } " N ER, 4 CIENT LOS ANGELES (AP) -- New ; F 3 y t S BLOOD! 4 : York Yankees Friday signed Ronnie Boyer, 17 year - old brother of their third base- man, Clete Boyer. He also is a third baseman. The Yanks gave the youngsters a $15.000 bonus. He probably wil] be assigned to the Yanks' rookie league team in| Harlan, Ry. SALLY'S SALLITS. JULIET JONES HONESTLY, I NEVER WILL UNDERSTAND HOW ITIS THAT WIVES LIVE LONGER "1 THAN HUSBANDS/ " YOU'RE ALWAYS ALITTLE SHORT: THE STORE AND TRYING TO BEAT 1 NEED SOME a) THE HORSES - HONEY. / POKER ~SNOOKER- WILLIE, {VE m7 Uf CALLED AY |) ty re same é apes ae f GOT TO GO TO SISTER IN PETERS: | "7 yge VILLE, MAC, AND 1A Srhimnce, 4 So ING THERE wiih AT. THE HOME MR roe OURE WW a 4 OF WILLIE FOX ANYTHING BUT A ; ' STEADY JOB /, LARRY BRANNON "Glad to meet you, air . Pardon me for not gotting up."