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"World War II. hg alates of her cargo.' --Ottawa:-- FAR EAST BOUND: To the Cana- dian Pacific steamships' 10,000 ton our of being .the first company ship to return to Pacific .service since . The ship, which sail- ed from Montreal recently, is headed for Vancouver, where she will take on The route for the new service will between Ta- como, 'Seattle, Vancouver, Yokohama, 'cargo vessel Maplecove goes the hon] Kobe, Manila, Cebu, Hong Kong and Nagoya, and late :in Septembei the Maplecove will be joined by her sister ship Mapledell, to offer a monthly service between thesé ports. Form- erly the Beaverdell and Beavercove, both these vessels . .wére in regular C.PS. Atlantic service before the changeover. Lower right shows Maplecove's skipper Captain R. A. Leicester, of Vancouver, in the: chart- room of his ship, studying" the route the vessel will sail,-while lower left shows a cargo sling pith a load of Canadian produce. All-Canadian crews will staff the two ships. 'OTTAWA-"The "Butterfly from the Bytown" Cocoon" 'Take any fair ied Ontario town, Double the population. Add a soup- con of Gallic -joie de vie. Fold in a diplomatic corps. Sprinkle liberally with-"government buildings. Garnish to taste with civil servants. Serve on the bluff of a river and you have For a long time the site of Ottawa was but another. promontory along the river to lengthen the travail of the fur traders;. just one more point for Champlain to pass. (Scarcely the ideal partner for a game of bridge, that man). By the year 1817 its pop- ulation was J. B. Honey, who shortly thereafter sold most -of his land to Nicholas Sparks. 'Sparks had saved the $240 necessary to make the pur- - chase while in the employ of Philemon Wright, This Wright was a Massa- - chusetts man, who had led a party of some thirty New Englanders to the present -site of Hull in 1800, and who had prospered -there. Sparks also did rather well by his investment.- oy : = (continued next week) Television Test Programs Start Friday in City. Fergus Mutrie, Director. of . Televi- sion for CBC, Toronto, announced to- day that: CBC would start television test programs on Friday, August 22, - The programs will be broadcast on Channel 9 over the CBC's Toronto station, CBLT, and will, mark the un- official start of Canadian television in. this area. CBLT will start its reg- ular program_service with the official opening of the station on 'September 8th. The first program to be telecast will probably originate from the' Canadian National Exhibition at either 2.00 or | { 2.30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 22, . For the next two weeks CBLT will "be on the air for approximately four hours a day--two. hours in the after-|!' noon and two hours in the evening-- with on-the-spot material from the CNE, plus film from the CBC studios. Regular studio productions are not scheduled to be broadcast until the night of the official opening. At the moment it is planned to broadcast daily, except Sunday, for] about two Sekan 'starting Aug. 22, from 2.00-to 4.00 p.m. or 2.30 to 4.30 p.m, depending on available program material, and from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. Mr. Mutrie :said the CBC mobile unit will pick up CNE events ranging | from-sports to-a camera visit to the Lost Children's Department. Program material 'to be used will of the mobile unit which will occupy a fixed daily position to be changed from day to day. ' Exhibition author- ities have asked that the big unit, and accompanying vehicles, not be moved during the afternoon and evening in view of the necessary restrictions against vehicular traffic on the grounds, in the interest of safety. Consequently, the mobile unit must be in position not later than 11.00 a.m. each day and must remain in that position" until midnight before it can be moved to a new location, While this will somewhat restrict coverage, CBC program officials are quite certain that the test programs will offer enough variety to: interest | viewers. Already planned are such items as waterfront sports, opening cere- monies, Warriors' Day Parade, aerial {displays by the RCAF, Armed Ser- vices Exhibit, Livestock parades and + { judging, cooking competitions, horse and dog 'shows and various types of interviews and visits to exhibits. depend almost entirely on the location |" Coverage will Given on scenes available to CBC crews. Mr. Mutrie said today that these programs are of a test nature only and broadcasts dur- ing the two' week period will reflect only a small portion of the types of programs to be -seen in the regular service which starts on Sept. 8th." kg Hampton Man Gets Perfect Crib-Hand A well cut 'five' of hearts' gave Glenn Williams of Hampton, a per- fect "cribbage hand Saturday night. Glenn, who is the son-in-law of Geo. Lane, Port Perry, held three fives and a Jack of Hearts in his hand when the right card came up to give him the 29 hand which so many erib players dream about. = Glenn, who Works at General Motors in Oshawa, has only been playing cribbage for two years. He was taught to. play by Cliff Miller, : also of Hampton, who was his op- ponent in.a two-sided game on Satur- day night. "It is the first time I've ever had} that hand and I'll probably have to play for another 60 years to get an- other 29'er, said Glenn, . 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The sick receive HEALING. Pianist World TraveRer The hungry réceive the BAPTISM in the SPIRIT. x Redordinnist a Child Evangelist PORT PERRY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH - Lilla' Street PASTOR and MRS. w. A. BOWLER CONANT & CONANT Gordon D. Conant, K.C. Roger D. Conant, B.A. Offices: = Oshawa, Ont., 7%; Simcoe St. S. Phone 3-2227 Ajax, Ont., Phone 25 ~~ MONTEITH & MONTEITH CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 37 King St. E., Oshawa " Gordon W. Richl, C.A. Resident Partner REAL ESTATE : Consult J. A. WILLOUGHBY & SONS for complete Real Estate Service. Head Office, 366 Bay St., Toronto Phone EM. 3-0604 Port Perry 186J City and Country Homes 'Farms and Small Acteages. Industrial and Business Property. LLOYD LEE ts your local representative. Phone LO 6229, Toronto ARTHUR W. 8S. GREER, K.C. in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning and Friday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. 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