The Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-03-07, Page 11CKNX TELEVISION PROGRAMMES
Wednesday, March 7111
1.11a Preview
1.00 Round, Round
World
4,30 Take a Look
4,45 Folk Songs
5,00 Cartoonia
5.130 Howdy Doody
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6,30 FoeuSaWeather
0,45 FOeas,Farm
am Focus-Sports
7,15 FOcus-News
7.30 Dangerous Assign,
8.00 Vie Cheek
8,80 I .Love Lucy
0:00 Hit Parade
930 .ackie Rae Show
10.00 Big Town
10.30 Request. Yours
11,00 CBC News
11.10 News Nightcap
11,1.5 Pajama: Playbonse
Thursday, March 8111'
8,55 Preview
1,0(1 M'Lady
4.30 Story Book
4.415 Maggie Muggins
5.00 cartoonia
5.30 Howdy Doody
0.00 Range Rider
6.30 'Focus-Weather
6,45 Poeus-Farm
7.00 Pocus-Sports
7,10 Focus-News
7,30 Hopalong Cassidy
8.1)0 Bishop Sheen-
8.30 Fireside Theatre
0.00 Kraft; Theatre
10.00 Circle 8 Ranch
10.30 This Is the Life
11.00 CBC News
11,10 News Nightcap
111.5 Pajama Playhouse
Friday, March 9th
3.55, Preview
4.00 Backstage
4,30 Looking Glass
4.45 Small Pry Frolics
5,00 Clartoonia
.5.30 howdy Doody
0.00 Range Rider
0.130 Pc/ens-Weather
0,45 Focus-Farm
7,00 Focus-Sports
7.15 Focus-News
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8.00 Wayne & Shuster
8.30 Plotiffe Family
9.00 Ford. Graphic
9.30 Star Stage
10.00 Gillette Fights
10.45 Jim Coleman Show
11.00 CBC News
11.10 News Nightcap
11.15 Pajama Playhouse
Satorday, March 10th
3.55 Preview
4.00 Western Theatre
5,00 Wild Bill Hickok
5.30 Disneyland
6,36 Mr. Fix-it
6.45 The Clue
7.00 Burns & Allen
7.30 Holiday Raiteh
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8.30 Stage ShoW
9.00 On Carriera
9.30 NHL Hockey
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11,30 Pajama Playhouse .
• Sunday, laiatrelt 1.1.1;11
1.05 prevtew
2.00 junior Magazine
3.90 You Are There
3.30 Shower of Stars.
4.30 'Window on Canada
5.00 Perspective
'5.30 Fighting Words
6,00 Exploring Minds
6,30 Father KnoNys Best
7.00 Stop the Mamie
7.30 News Magazine
8,00 El& Sullivan
9.00 Four Star Theatre
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THE FORCE PROVIDES A CHALLENGE TO QUALIFIED YOUNG
MEN WHO'ARE WILLING AND ABLE TO MEET THE DEMANDS
OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT CAREER.
The prime requisites of a member of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police are intelligence, loyalty,
integrity and courage. Service requirements frequently
entail long hours, inconvenience and personal danger.
Service benefits and advantages include a certain
prestige, good comradeship, a measure of adventure
and satisfaction through service to Canada.
if you are interested in a career in the Force;
some of the qualifications are: ,
Age: between 18 and 30 years,
Height: between 5'8" and.6'5",
British subject or Canadian tititem,
Unmarried,
Good physical condition,
Ability to pass an education test bated on a Grade X
IF you feel that you possess the basic qualifications, you
are `invited to apply at the nearest R.C.M. Police office or write
to;
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'MEET CANADA'S UNHERALDED CHAMP
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This talented but unheralded youngster may well bring Canada
a-gold inettal -in the Olympics next fall. She is Ernestine Russell,
10-year-Old Windsor gyriMast, who quietly walked off with the
Canadian and- U.S. national gymnastic championships last year.
Coach of the crack SwediSh gymnastics team which toured North
America last year saw the petite acrobat in action and prophesied.
she would be a real threat to the Europeans in Olympic action in
Melbourne, Australia.
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'Flower of Pride" is the Steiry of
a proud and beautiful Italian
duchess whosse prayer to the ''Saint
of the Impossible" as answered in
an jtnexpeeted, more blessed man-
ner than she planned.
Duchess Isabella, di Vitolbo lives
alone in a vast and sordbre palttee•
hi Florence, When her waYWard
niece Aminta, whom she has diS-
owned, asks her to take her seven-
year-old daughter and care for:lier,.
the duchess refuses to help unleas
her niece gives up her gypsy•-like
life of dancing in nightclubs and
touring with second-rate theatfleal
troupes,
The duchess is quite wItheitt
mercy toward Aminta, and shortly
afterward she goes to the Clquich
of Santa Rita and makes a plea
that "sanity" will come to her niece.
The saint answers this reqttest,
though not in the manner that . the
duchess expected, Mr soon an- artist
comes to restore some paintings 'at
the palace, and this mart pierces
the armour of the duchess; she
falls in love,
This is a tender and passionate
story of a miracle, not the one•that
had been askedfor, but a far More
Subtle one and more needed.
"Flowea of Pride" will ha pre-
sented on Studio One over* CKNX-
TV on Monday night at ten o'clock;
Comedy This Week
On Star Stage
How would you like to be mar-
ried to the number-one Pinup, girl
of World War II? It isn't all a
bed of roses as you will 'discover
iri the hilarious comedy "Cleopatra
Collins", starring a number-one
pinup girl of World War II, Betty
Grable.
Be sure to tune in on thin epi-
sode of Star Stage on Friday night
at 0.30, playing on Channel 8.
Focus-Farm Feature
Of Local TV Station
A program produced especially
for the farming people of the dis-
trict is Bob Carbert's teleVsion
show, "Focus on the Farm", .sehe-
doled for 6.15 each week-day even-
ing on Channel 8. This program is
packed with vital information on
latest prices, farm safety and the
pros and cons of the developments
in farm organizations,
SCOUT
CORNER
1111WILING
Lloyd's It. & W Club
Machine shop, 2499; Venetr room,
2377; Shipping room, 2361; Office,
2190; Boiler room, 2128.
High single, Joe Schneider, 329;
high triple, Joe Schneider, 755.
0 - - 0
Clanno;reial .Leagne
The second game of the fourth
series was played on Tuesday night.
Standing' as follows:
Cardinals, ' 12; Blur:jays, 10;
Wrens, 9; Canaries, 5: Bluebirds,
4; Orioles, 2. • .
High scores for the night: Ladies'
high single, Mrs, K. Baker, 214;
men's hi'l D Cameron 250•
ladies' high triple, MrS. K. Baker,
529; men's high triple, W. John-
ston, 617, Teams high total, Cardi-
nals, 2'005.-
0 - 0 - 0
Ladleia.aVeilatestlay Night League
Spades, 75; Queens, 75; Hearts,
65; Clubs, 02; Diamonds, 53; Aces,
52;
High single, Eleanor Browne,
249; high triple, Mrs. Carl Lott,
645.
Wednesday, February 22, high
single, Mrs. Chas, Perrott, 280; high
triple, Mrs. Chas. Perrott, 568.
0 - 0 - 0
Ladies' Thursday Afternoon League
Mrs. C, Ldtt, 1597; Mrs. J, Mac-
Itityre, 1540: Mrs. D. Nasmith, 1413;
Mrs. H. Carmichael, 1297; Mrs, W.
BuShfield, 1272; Mrs, Cleo, Camer-
on, 1133,
High single, Mrs, Carl Lott, 301,
0 - 0 - 0
Men's Bowling League
Results of bowling in the Men's
League on Monday, February 27
Were as renews§
Taylor's, 7 1101 /1 (07 Ace's, 0; Lee's,
7; Creamery, 0; Burke's 7; Kins-
men, 0 pointa,
High singles were won by Norm.
Elliott 280, Hap 8Watridge 260 and
Torn Jatdln 265,
triples were taken by 13111
Johnston 766, Hap Swatridge 666
and Tom Jardin 658.
Standing to date is as follOWg:
Aces 84 /Arita; Barite's 80; Lee's
78; Taylar's 66; C?caniery 41 and
Kinsmen, 29.
WINHAM MINISTER
BELORAVE-The regular meet-
ing of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity
Anglican Church was held Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
C. H, Wade with the president,
Mrs. Lawrence Vannan in charge.
The meeting opened with a hymn
followed by prayer by Mrs, Yartnan,
The Lord's prayer was repeated in'
unison and the Scripture lesson
was read by Mrs, Wm. Brydges.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were given by the secretary, Mrs.
R. Procter. Plans were made for
the St. Patrick's tea and there was
a discussion about the making of
vestments for the choir.
Mrs. 5. VanCamp and Mrs, Clare
VanCamp sang a duet, "God Will
Take Care of You", accompanied
by Mrs. C. Wade.
The guest speaker, Rev, H. L.
Parker of Wingham, chose for his
subject "Life in a Monastery" and
told of his pre-Lenten retreat to
the Anglican Monastery of the
Holy Cross at West Park, New'
York.
Mrs. William Brydges gave a
reading. The roll call was answer-
ed with an Easter verse and the
meeting closed with prayer by Rev.
Parker. Lunch was served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs, 5, Van
Camp and Mrs, H. Nethery.
John Gaunt Wins
Local Spelling Bee
BELGRAVE---A spelling match
was held in the senior room of the
Palgrave School on Wednesday
afternoon. Contestants were the
two winners from each East Wa-
wanosh school.
Winner of the match on VOednes-
day was John Gaunt, of U.S•S. 7,
East and West Wawanosh and the
runner-up was Margaret Wight-
man of Belg-rave School.
These two winaers represented
the area at a contest for the North
1Huron Inspectorate held in Wing-
ham Public School on March 3.
IAllaon, Mrs.James Michie visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. George
Cole at London.
Gary McSween has returned
home to London after spending the
past few weeks with. Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Me-
Sween of London, visited recently
va clays. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent.
Mrs. McSween remained for a few
Misses Florence Cook and Mil-
dred Henning., of Wingham, visit-
ed on Wednesday with Mr, 'and
Mrs. James K, Lamont and Dale.
"Johnson says he wears the
trousers ill his house."
"Perhaps 80, hill every night af-
ter supper he wears an apron over
them."
T3I . 1 . A.V4. r regular pi'o
gressive 'euchre party was held
the community centre no We4-''!.
nesday evening,
t High .prizes were won 'by Mr*,
John E. McCallum and Jesse
Wheeler. Consolation prizes went
to Mrs. Fred. 'Cools and Stain Pleteh; •
The special prize WAS Won by tiata,'•
vey Edgar.
LA LO LI GIRLS PLAN
FOR SKATING PARTY,
BELGRAVE--•The' regular • Meeta •
ing of the La Lo Li C.G.ET,' :Was
held in Knox United •Chureli'liOt*
meat on Friday evening, The rsieq;,
ing was opened by everyone repp,4-
ing the C.G.LT, Purpose. folloWed
by prayer,
Reports were given by the Sa0e,
tary and treasurer. The rell;jeall
Was answered by naming a tribe, Qr
Indians, A committee was appoint,
ed to arrange for the next meeting.
It was decided to hold a altatiag
party on March 10, and a iliSetiS-,
SiOn regarding the making of
scrapbooks for hospitals was held,
The worship service was taken
by Eleanor and Marlene Walsh and
opened with the call to worship;
followed hy.a hymn. The SeriPture
reading, Psalm 145 was giv0 by
Eleanor Walsh, Marlene Walsh led
in prayer. A story, "Telephoningto
God" was told by Elettabi Walsh.
Singing a hymn closed the
ship service and the assistant icaa- ti
er, Mrs. Ted Fear, took over and
was in charge of mission study. ,
Taps closed the meeting.
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BENUE
Mr. and Mrs. Alva McDowell, of
Westfield, visited on Saturday
evening with. Mr, and Mrs. Albert
Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schreiber and
family of Streetsville, and Mr. Ed.
Hartlin of North Bay, spent the.
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson
visited on. Sunday with friends at
Miss Edna Moffatt, Georgetown,
and her brother, Jack Moffatt, visi-
ted on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson.
Mrs. Jack Adair and baby ref
Molesworth are spending a ana
days with her. parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Bradburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Keyes of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bat-
lagh and family, of Tepswater, and
Mr, Jack Adair, of Molesworth,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Bradburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Wheeler and
family, of London, and Mrs. Wil-
fred Pickell and David of St.
Thomas visited over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs, Herh Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. I.rrht. (Trashy, Mary
and Donna. visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Christensen, of
PROUD DUCHESS IS
CENTRAL FIGURE
ON STUDIO ONE
The Boy Scout meeting was called
off this week because of the
Father and Son banquet held on
Thursday, March 1st.
P,L, Brian Rider took some bf
the Scouts On a hike Tuesday, l eba.
teary 28th, to pass the rernaining
teSta its their second class badge,
Bob Angus passed fire-lighting
and Cooking and Bob McPhail Mid
Doug Loekrldge passed their hikes,
A Party bf Scouts had an after-
noon hike on SarkittY to obileet
winter buds to make a display for
the club dell.
NEWS
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trays fbt children when malting a
long trip in a car. Crayons and
periefla won't slip off if it littS All
around edges,
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