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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 5, 1962 TELEVISION LOG ost H-P'V Channel 11--Hamiltop to f¥ Channel 2--Bullalo Whee re on "*) 7--Bultalo CFTU-TV Channel $--Toronto WBEN-TV Channe! 4--Buffalo WROC-TV Channei 5--Rochester CBL1-TV Channel 6--Toronto| CKVR-TV Channel 3--Sarrie/ ) DONALD DUCK wad SDAY EVE 5:00 P.M. ub familys = Theatre $8 Kukle 4--Five O'clock Show &-Captain Bob 5 Theatre %-Ramar of Thee Jungle 415 PLM. Pelix The ¢ at 3--Ramas of Jungle 60 P.M. The Lawman News : } Hee Stoog un'es es @-See Hunt a> 7M ©The People's Choice 6:30 PM 4) News $5-3-2--News, Weather. Sports 64 P.M. ete fend Theatre News, Sports. ntley Brinkley 1:00 Pm Movie Theatre The 77 Sunset Strip 7--Miami Undercover €3--Dennis the Menace Window On Main \t--Zane Grey Theatre a--The Dick VanDyke Show 10:00 P.M. 6-3--Signtline 62-- Pray Your Munch 4--Steel Hour 16:30 P.M. S--Detectives 9--The Detectives 6-3--Hancock 6-2--Brinkley's " 11-9-74-5-4-3-2--News Weather: Sports 1:65 P.M. 'Viewpoint 4--Political rath 11:30 P.M. B--Bob McLean Mahalia Jackson 8:00 4.M Kangaroo 9:00 A.M. 11-7--Romper Room 5--Movie 4 Popeye 2--Cartoon Playhouse 9:36 A.M. %--The Big Payoff 4--People Are 2Susie 10:00 A.M. 11--Bob - MeLa@an 7--Jack Lalanne Show 52 Say hen # Calendar + Harry Reasoner 30 A.M. B--Nomino Salvation Army 11:0 A.M. 7-Tennessee Ernie Ford 6-2--Price 14 Right 9--Free and Easy 7~Yours: For A Song 5-2--Concentration 4The Brighter 12:00 NOON Bugs Bunny with Bill Lawrence 9-4--News: Weather: Sverts 7--Jané Wyman Show $2Your First impression and P Day 5-2--Truth or eequences 4Search For To morrow 3--Noonday Report 12:4 P.M. Guiding Light 1:00 P.M. 11--Mi@-Day Matinee 7--Afternoon Show 5 One O'clock Movie @-Meet the Millers 3=Popeye and Pals | Pass | @Jan Murray show 2 pM. 1i--Al-Star Theatre tofeven K li--Randy Dandy ?--@ueen Fo: A Day 6-3--Summerama 5-2_Dr. Malone &The Millionaire 3:30 P.M. News 7 Whe Do You Trust 5-2--Our Five Daughters To Tell bts Truth -- Verdict Is Yours S--Here's Hollywood 4--Edge of Night 2-7 Stooges THURSDA' EVE. 5:00 P.M. 1--Framily Cheatre 5--Bozo -- Popeye 4-Five O'clock Show $:30 P.M. 3--Charlie Chan 2~Sea Hunt 6:15 P.M. 6--Wheeispin 6:30 P.M. 11-9-5-4-3-2-- News, Wea- ther, Sports 6--Click 6:45 P.M. ib--Family Theatre 9-6-2--News &-Huntley-Brinkley 7:00 P.M. Leave It To Beaver 6 Seven.o-One $--Victory At Sea 4Bat Masterson ®-The Flintstones 2--Shannon 7:15 P.M. a--Mews: Weatner 7:30 PM. 9--Sports Closeup 7--Ozzie and Harriet 6--Sea War 5--Outlaws ®--Canadian Pro Football 7 Donna Reed 6-3--Women's Conference @Frontier Circus 8:30 P.M. li--Panie 7--The Real McCoys 7--My Three | 6-3--Ghost Squad renher 9:30 P.M. 11--This Week in Football 7--The Law and Mr. Jones 5-2--The Lively Ones 4-Zane Grey Theatre 10:00 P.M. 1l--Bob McLean 7=The . Untouchables 6 Ben Casey 5-2--Mitch Miller @The Year of The Polaris 3--Country Junction 10:30 P.M, 9--Peter Gunn rt Hall 6-3--Man and the Challenge 11:00 P.M, 11-7-6-5-4-3-2--Newsa: Sports li--Bob MeLeah 9--Palladium 7--Late Show 6--Wire Service 5-2--Tonight Show 4--Theatre 3--The Untouchables 730 P.M. ®--Mahalia Jackson 1.00 A.M, 2--Dr. Joyce Brothers Syed ate ine, tess Wm ghee | CROSSWORD DOWN 1, Un- adorned 2, S-shaped molding 3. Wash 4. Perish 5, Container 6. Dry 7. Bundle, as hay 8. Afresh 10. Speed- ometer indicator ACROSS 1, Courageous 6. Turkish title g 9. Once more 11, Moham- medan scriptures 12. Mississippi embank- ment . 13, Banish 14. Scotch river 15. Bud of a potato 17. Moisture 18, Highly skilled 20, Mysterious 23; Robust 27. Small, 19. One more than two 20. Tuber: So. Am. routine task 2 438 28. Asian MICKEY MOUSE gazelle 20. Verdi heroine 30, Greek comic dramatist 31, Cup-like spoon 33. Presiden tial nickname 36. Court 37. Chinese weight 40, Ancient 42. Set on end 44. Hard, dark wood 46. Succinet '46. Dispatch 47, Afternoon P .T' THAT BIG THREE-STORY, MOUSE ON TH! OTHER SIDE O° TOWN P WELL, IT GURE Is Quits A TEMPTATION WHEN 1 TH SAVE NOW ...1962 DEMONSTRATORS We still have a few 1962 Demonstrators available. These are all low mileage cars and are covered by New Car Warranty. If you are looking for a good car at SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS . THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. 230 KINGSTREET WEST . This is for you. TELEPHONE 723-4634 You'Lt BE car YOUR FAVORITE CANDIDATE. ROCKEFELLER, GOLDWATER, OF. KENNEDY -- THIS MACHINE 18 SMARTER THAN ALL.OF THEM. PUT TOGETHER I? EM, ||!!! AY i THe BODIES OF 7H SOLDIERS AL Vay PROBABLY 6OM' Wi5SE-6LU TOURIST? IT BUNCHES AT THE NECK }" AND PULLS ACROSS THE BACK 5 od es ta . THE SLEEVES ARE TOO LONG . I JUST SAID IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL AND THE PANTS OROOP IN a E. 4 a oe y, suit F//- 4 os frit soft surface, and looks as good as Rew. Comfortable wool, in all its dressy to sporty versions, is adapted to the new fashion, For special dates and dress-up wear, smooth sheer wool in 1962.colors may well show one of the new flared silhouettes, and can be topped with a neckline cuff or mink, sable or other fur. On campus, the promenade dress steps out in tweeds or fleeces with the proper casual air for the classroom. The cam- pus promenade dress might well be just a zippered shift with a sash belt. A long-sleeved, turtle- neck wool knit blouse can be. worn under the dress for both warmth and individual fashion appeal. Skirt Retains Sharp Pleats A new bonus which will keep campus cuties looking extra sharp has been announced by the Wool Bureau. This fex'ure is'in a nermanent' pleated all- wool skirt which will retain its crisp knife-like pleats through storms, coke-spilling or class- room sitting, as well as to the hard wear all campus clothes are exposed. Permanently plated skirts represent still another forward step in the development of easy care qualities of wool by textile scientists around the world. Easy care qualities for 100 per cent wool, now achieved, include the permanent creasing of men's trousers and women's slacks and machine - washable and machine-dryable all-wool bian- kets and sweaters. As with so many scientific ad- vances, permanent pleat process for all-wool skirts is a relatively simple one. As with permanent creasing in trousers, the process for permanent pleat: ' ing is essentially a chemical one, but unlike the former, the chemical is applied to the fab- rie at the mill before being sent to the pleaters. This process is called presensitization, When the skirt panels, made of "presensitized" wool fabrics, are delivered to the pleating fitm, they are moistened with plain water to activate the chemical in the fabric. The panels ate then pleated in the normal fashion, which is to roll them in "pleating formers" after which they are placed in a steam box. The result? The coed's first love -- an all-wool pleated skirt whose pleats will last for the life of the garment. Campus Coats Retain Favor There's one fashion gals have borrowed from the boys that they have no intention of relin- quishing and that's the very popular short, or shorter long coat for outer wear! This fashion -- affectionately referred to as the sports car éoat, the campus coat, the sta- dium coat, navy-type "pea coat" --or just plain, "old faithful'-- has become a standard require- ment for the school-going set! Whethef cord or corduroy, néw canvas or traditional pop- lin, loden or ¢ombed cotton, melton cloth or bulky knit, the 2 models are gaily lined, often in pile, real or Jike-real fur, warm plaid or quilted taf- feta! They are waterproof, weather- proof and often completely re- sistant to all types of stains, Raccoon is still one of the most popular 'fits for- casual coats, short or long -- and it's being worn with a great en- thusiasm as in the Twenties! In addition, fake fur is used ajas trims in clever likeness of stich classic furs as otter, beav- ef, sheared lamb and wolf.