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Oshawa Times (1958-), 20 Aug 1963, p. 15

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TELEVISION LOG CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channe) 8--Rochester | CKVR-TV CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto Channel 3--Barrie | | T--Rockel Ship 7 | $00 AM, | TJack LaLanne | | | TUBSDAY 5:00 P.M. li--Family sheatre 9--Kiddo eve. &--Early Show | 4--Captain Kangaroo O'clock Show 9:00 A.M. 5:30 PLM. 4-Popeye's Playhouse 9--Hideaway-Funtime 2---B'wana Don J--Barily Show ' 63--Mike Mereury 919 A.M, y--My Little Margie 2--McGraw Bachelor Father 6:00 PM, nares o--Lawman 10:00 A.M. News | %--Kiddo. Cartoons 3--Tugboat Annie $-2----Say When 2--Sea Hunt 6:15 PLM, é--Bports Follo 6:30 PLM, 119-8 -6-d-2---News 7 Weather; Bports 6:45 PLM, 1--Family Theatre 6-2--Huntley Brinkley 4--News with Walter | %--Morning Matinee Cronkite | §-2---Price Is Right | 7-Jane Wyman Show 7:00 P.M. é~--Metro School Telecasts 9--Ripeord : Pe | 4-The McCoys #--Lioyd Bridges Show 6--Seven-0-One 11:90 A.M, 4--The Phil Silver's Show #.2---Concentration TSeven Keys 4---Pete and Gladys 12:00 NOON 4--Five T--Girl Talk | 4--Calendar Harry Reasoner 10:30 A.M, ' 9Morning Magazine #-2--Play Your Hunch | 7-Day In Court 3---Wagon Train 2--Ripeord 7:15 P.M, ll--Family Theatre #2~Your First 7--News; Weather feseaialen 7:30 P.M. 7--Tennessee Ernie Ford ll=The Flintstones 4--News and Weather ' Line 1215 P.M, ; at %--Noonday Report 4--Speaker of the House 12:30 P.M %~--Conciusion of Movie &-2--Truth or Consequences Father Knows Best Search for Tomorrow 12:45 PLM, Guiding Light 1:00 PLM, Divorce Court 7---General Hospital ~Meet The Millers Popeye 118 P.M, News 7--C 6--Our Man Higgins 4--Comedy Hour Special 8:00 P.M. Ni-- Film Festival #3---Car $4 Where Are You? 8:30 P.M, $-2--Empire 7--Hawallan Eye 63--Perry Mason 4~--Talent Scouts 9:00 P.M. 977 Sunset Strip 9:90 P.M. $-2--Dick Powell Show 7--The Untouchables 3----Ghost Squad 4--Picture This Show 10:00 P.M 1)--The P.M. Show 9--Eleventh Hour 4--The Keefe Braselie Game 8-2--People Will Talk 4--Password 2:30 P.M $-2--The Doctors 4--House Party 3:00 P.M Loretta Young t--Queen For A Day 4--To Tell The Truth 3~Summerama é--Live and Learn 3~--Country Junction 11:00 P.M. VP-BeTobe ded 2--NOWS Pe) Weather and Sports 11:18 PLM, %--Matro Final 6~Viewpoint 3:30 P.M 4--Sports $-2--You Don't Say 7--Whe Do You Trust 4--EBdge of Night 4:00 P.M, li-Randy Dandy Show 9---Hideaway-Funtime 1:0 PLM, 1h--Sports -- Joe Crysdale y-4--Late Show é--Night Metre 11:30 PLM li--Norm Marshall %--Plerre Berton Hour 8-2--Tonight Show Rawhide 3--Markham WEDNESDAY 7:00 A.M. ¥--Bducational Showcase Ww 2--Capt, Bob and 7190 AM, 4--Big Mac Show Mickey Mouse Clud | @3---Quick Draw McGraw | WEDNESDAY EV&, 5:00 PLM. mily Theatre ~Kiddo Early Show Five O'clock Show 5:30 PLM, 9--~Hideaway-Funtime 7. | { | | | Early Show 2---Bullwinkle 4:00 PLM, 9--The. Lawman 6--News -Three Siooges 2--Sea Hunt as Bucaneers Quiz PM, 4 3 4:30 PLM 1)-9-8:3-2--News and Sports 6:45 PLM, H=-Family Theatre 9-6--News, Sports @2--Huntley Brinkley 4--News with Walter Cronkite Weather 7:00 PLM, Donna Reed a--Jetf's Collie 6~Seven-0-One 4--Hennesey 1-The Flintstones 2--Death Valley Days 15 PLM, 7--News, Weather 1 PLM, 9-6 moke 8-2--The Virginian CROSSWORD DOWN 1, Range of vision Falcon of sea Meadow: Angrily Melody To caution ~------ -dieu Traditional tale . Leather worker's tool . Dis. patches Enemy . Mongrel Sheltered side AOROSS . Lamprey . Fruit of the rose . Funeral pile . Spoken . Place of public contest . Pneumatic tubes Sagacious .Rimona wheel » 7--Wagon Train &--Paris Theatre 4--CBS Reports 7:45 PLM Mr. Plot 8:00 P.M a?th Precinet ~My Three Cance Tomorrow 6:30 PLM 9--Movie . Hawaiian Fag ie Eiyp Mb flower 4 ront and Centre 4--Doble Gillis greeting Bashful Type measure 18. Mending medium SAMTA Sons Today and 9:00 P.M 20. Device to stir air . Sellat lower prices 22. Tender 3, One who makes suits . Ani- mal's bed Exclamation Diminished, as the moon Touch JFK's youngest brother Yesterday's Answer 33. Moslem holy man 34. Pacifie island 35. Piece of baked clay $7, Dawn 20, Sum of iY e money 22. Remaining one of two 24. Pointers on clock 25, Destiny 26, Group of musicians 27. Fiji Islands: abbr. 28, Route 29, Lizard 32, Hebrew 86. Native of Rome 37. Cubed 38, Storm 39, Jewish month 40, Insane 41, Damp [@ Kine Pratares ¢y ndtonte, em 1, Pact sigs 4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, August 20, 1963 15 JANE ARDEN OFFICE f YOU SHOULDN'T BE SEEN THERE/ HELLO, MR, DUKES." IM GLAD. YOU CALLED INSTEAD OF COMING TO THE ME WITH SI CASH/ ST STROLL AROUNI LOOKING AT TH ABOUT YOUR VISIT IT WAS JUST LIKE T ) EXPECTED! HE LAID THE PROPOSITION ON THE LINE /T E OR.I'LL REGRET IT/ (THER. GO ALONG MICKEY MOUSE GRANDMA Distetoutad by King Peateres Gypdica'a, WHAT DIP You CCOMPLISH "TODAY, MORTY? LETS "TALK AgouT )X\ TOMORROW! |/ (2 MO6T OF YOUR NEIGHBOR BOYS ARE WELL GEHAVED, BUT HE'S A LITTLE ROUGHNECK, GRANDMA / \ [HOW COME THE OIFFERENCE P WELL, HIG FATHER IG ONE OF THE FEW WHO DOEGN'T. HAVE A HAIRBRUGH/ Bag This space compliments of the THE OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM BUILDING FUND DRIVE $1,000,000 TARGET DAY -- WED., AUGUST 21st To celebrate this momentous day, when, with your generous response and contributions, we will reach our objective ¢ number of eyents will take place in Oshawa -- support them, attend them, and WATCH OUR OWN OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM BECOME REALITY FROM A DREAM! CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD, -- 266 King St. West-- Oshawa 000,000 LI'L ABNER Se plese een AS GENERAL. ASA OF THE ARMIES, | CIVILIAN, ORDER YOU {/ A: TO WRING HAFTA THAT CHICKENS ) OBEY!! - NECKS! CHARLIE HAINT DONE NOTHIN' WRONG? HE IS JEST A NORMAL: SIZED, FUN-LOVIN' CHICKEN? REMEMBER WHO SAID, "NEVER BUY GADGET: UNTIL, THEY RE PROVEN'? DONALD DUCK CC = REMEMBER WHAT HE SAID WHEN ~ALMAYS TAKE IT BACK*? THE LONE RANGER RSET LAT eae MUGGS AND SKEETER Q_l NOW TO SIGNAL KEMO SABAY/ [As THe BARONS MEN RIDE INTO THE DRY STREAMBED, A FIERY ARROW FLARES SKYWARD: >> SAY, SKEETER... DID You GET TO SeE THE ECLIPSE LAST MONTH? «FOR A SUMMER- REPLACEMENT sHow! THERE WAS AN AWFUL LOT OF > GOSS!P AT al \ WHEN PEOPLE TaLx J nH! Ae DUT THEMSELVES \ | TN DS Ta " EYRE BORES tin WHEN You { TALK ABOUT OTHERS, . THEN youre A ser) eh, . e; x, "| -- ene O10 You EVER TRY . JUST CHEWING 4 GUM? , j 'es JULIET JONES GO, NOR HEED THE RUMBLE OF A DISTANT DRUM..." 2 4\| iP ic: © | iy sa ay Cie Alcea SHE SIMPLY SMILES ENIGMATICALLY AND OVER A MILLION ON THIS STORY. OVER A MILLION]; =} Group Advises On Fellowship Special Fund . OTTAWA (CP) -- A special committee will meet in London, Ont., Aug. 28 to advise the Cari- ada Counci' how to implement its new special fund for fellow- ships in engineering, medicine and science. The council said today the eight - member consultative group will liscuss the proposed program of fellowships for ad- vanced studies or research in Canada made possible by a gift iby an anonymous donor. The fund consists of an ini- tial instalment of $1,000,000 from the donor and in time will reach $4,000,000. The fellowships will be financed by the annual in- vestment income of the fund. The special committee in- cludes three council members, Dr, G, E. Hall, president of the University of Western Ontario; Dr. J. W. T. Spinks, president of the University of Saskatche- wan, and Dr, C, J. Mackenzie of Ottawa |. Other members include Dr. Louis-Pau! Dugal, dean of sci- ence, University of Ottawa. The Canada Council an- {nounced it will hold meetings in 'London Aug 25 to 28 and that for the firs' time 12 former coun- cil members have been invited to attend--but not to vote on pol- iey decisions, On Aug. 27, council members will tour the Saskatchewan Fes- jtival Theatre at Stratford and attend a performance of "Troil- us and Cressida." '2Die, 9 Hurt - In 2-Car Crash | Near Tweed TWEED, Ont. (CP)--A woman and a four-year-old girl were killed and nine persons were in- jured, three seriously, in a two- car crash three miles south of here Sunday night. Dead are Jennifer Dye, daugh- ter of announcer Leslie Lye of Radio : station CFRA, Ottawa, and Mrs. Genevieve Brennan of Deseronto, Ont Officials at Belleville Memo- rial Hospital said Lye, 38, his wife Jacqueline, 35, and Diane McLaren, 13, a passenger in their car, were in serious con- dition. The Lyes' 13-year-old daughter, Darlanne, was in fair condition, Mrs, Brennan's husband, James, was reported in good condition and their children-- Patricia, 12, Coleen, 2, and Anne, three weeks--were in sat- isfactory condition, Katherine Cournyea, 13, of Enterprise, Ont., 25 miles northwest of Kingston, a passenger in theig car, was also in satisfactory |condition. _ Mrs. Lye has multiple injum ies and her husband a broken right leg and arm. Diane Mc- jLaren has a broken leg and back injuries. Darlanne has scalp lacerations and a possible jfractured shoulder and Kather- jine Cournyea was suffering jfrom leg abrasions and shock. Patricia Brennan has scalp lacerations, Coleen was suffer- ing from shock, and infant Anne has facial bruises. Tweed. is 18 miles east of | Belleville 'SALLY'S SALLIES "Alimony? He doesn't make enough to merit the word." ERNIE CAY'S HOME IMPROVEMENT PLAN 6 10.24 MONTHS 10. 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