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AN Nal A. LOAN?
Probably the most important aspect Of'
building a new home is financing, it.
Under the regulations of the National
Housing Act we are permitted to make
loans for the purpose of constructiPg
a house.
If you're intending to build, or wonder-
ing if you can afford. it, drop in and talk
it over with the 'manager of your
Toronto-Dominion Bank. He'll' discuss
the N.H.A. regulations and eplain them
to you.
No matter which of the 450 Toronto-
Domiiiion branches you got°, you° can be
sure they'll be pleased to give you all the
information and help possible.
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Long Handle Shovel
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STEVE. OWES BREAK
TO PHOTOGRAPHER
When Phil Uncial.= (Martin
Kingsley) gets out of a mental hos-
vital after a year away he finds
his wife, Ruth (Jeanne Bates) is
happy to see him, but she's just
about the only one. Though he was
a top photographer before his
crackup, no one trusts him enough
to give him a job now. He's pretty
low when lie runs into Steve Wil ,
eai (Mark Stevens) managing edi-
tor of the Illustrated Press, and
his girl friend, Diane (Doe Ayeden)
in a restaurant. Steve offers PHI
a job with the paper.
Jack Krone (Barney Phillips)
him a simple job to cover Phil is
flips when. Steve .tells him that.
Phil is coming to work for the pa-
per, but Steve is adamant and in-
sists that Phil will work out. Krone
keeps Phil for a week With no as-
signment and when he does give
him a simple job to cover Phil is
so nervous that he flubs. By this
time, Phil, is beginning to doubt
himself and doesn't even show up
at his next two assignments,
In despair, Phil goes to Steve to
quit and Steve says he'll take him
home which he does ... by way of
a block where a couple of gunmen
have themselves barricaded in,
Phil's old news-photographer in-
stinct comes through. He covers
the story in great style and is now
ready for any assignment they can
throw at him, And is ..fully his
own master again.
Andersons Rewarded
For Bud's Honesty
When Bud consistently neglects
his 'household chores and fails to
memorize the poem he is to recite
in church, Jim Anderson forbids
him to participate in The Church
League baseball game, but when
Jim sees that the team is losing
because qf. Bud's absence, he re-
lents and permits Bud to play.
In church the next morning, ihe
Andersons' worst fears are real-
ized. Bud forgets his piece, and to
the embarrassment of the family,
Bud confesses* to the entire con=
gregation that the baseball game
was to blame.
Reverend Swain rises to Btid's
defense with an account of the
boy's actions during the game. At a
crucial moment, Bud had tried to
tag a runner and missed, The um-
pire's ruling that the 'runner was
out, started a brawl between the
teams, and Bud, asked as a point
of honor if he had really tagged the
runner, admitted he hadn't-there-
by collecting a black eye from his
teammates,
Swain praises both. Bud, for his
honest answer, and Bud's family
for their fine training. With the
congregation applause ringing in
their ears, Jim and Margaret n-
derson realize their *efforts in
Bud's behalf had riot been wasted.
You won't want to miss "Father
Knows Beat" on Channel 8, Sunday
at 6,40 p.m,.
Joan Fontaine.
On Star Stage
The thirty-third .eplsocle of Star
Stage tells the story of a house-
hold filled with strange,. fears and
emotions. See Joan Fontaine por-
traying a girl who falls under the
spells of a deceptive love in "The
Shadowy Third," on CRNX-TV
Friday, at 9.30 P.m,
Ovide Looks for
Husband for Rita
Ovide feels obligated to help his
ex-fittneee, Rita Toulouse, find a
husband in the episode of the
Plouffe Family,-to be seen. this Fri-
day night on Charnel 8, and he
sets up a one-man marriage bureau
for her benefit. The first candi-
date is a young lawyer with ex-
cellent prospects.
Trouble arrives for Guilliaume in
the form Of Martine, 'Uncle Oede-
on's daughter who has rm./mate
designs on her handsome cousin,
Meanwhile Mattan goes away for
a week to visit her sister-in-lakv,
leaving the men to handle the
household affairs.
"The Search's Begins
Series of 13 Films
On April 22, replacing' "EXplor.,
ing CEC-TV begins a ser-
ies called "The Search," This is
Made up of thirteen public affairs
films produced for 088-T1, with
the_help of American universities.
The opener Ott Sunday is entitled
"Now` .Hope for Sttittererg," which
was prepared with the advice of
experts at the State UltiVettity of
Iowa.
"Being Earnest" is
Oscar Wilde Comedy
After a three-week absence
brought about by schedule adjust-
ments for hockey broadcasts, CEO
r Olio returns on Sunday, at its ac-
customed time, 10.00 p.m.-with an
80-minute production of Oscar
Wilde's classic comedy of manners,
"The Importance of Being Earn-
est."
Andrew Allan will direct this
first performance of the play on
Canadian TV, with production by
Robert Allen and sets by Nikolai
Sqloviov.
One of the most delectable com-
edies in the theatrical repertoire,
the play deals with the aspirations
of John Worthing to the hand of
Gwendoien Fairfax, daughter of
Lady Bracknell, and the objections
raised to the proposed marriage
because he was found in Victoria
Station (left there by an absent-
minded governnoss) and has no
information as to his parentage.
Upon this farcical framework
Wilde has woven a glittering fab-
ric of dialogue and epigram satiriz-
ing with devastating humor the
manners and morals of his day.
FAMOUS SWIMMERS,
GUS RYDER ON
VIC OBELI[ SHOW
This week the Vie Obeck show
spotlights the work done by one of
Canada's most famous swimming
coaches, Gus Ryder.
• Direct'from, the LakeSnore Swim-
ming Club just outside Toronto,
Vie will bring you an entertaining
half hour of what. goes on behind
the scenes at Coach Ryder's swim-
ming club,
Ryder, who has spent most of
his life teaching youngsters how
to swim and also aiding handi-
capped persons, is' the man who
inspired and taught world-famous
Marilyn Bell and Cliff Lumsden.
Marilyn Bell, who conquered
Lake Ontario and the English
Channel, will take part in the show
along with Cliff Lumsden, winner
of last year's Canadian National
Exhibition swim.
This half-hour program is
brought to you Wednesday night
at eight o'clock on Channel 8.
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derson is On his third visit to the Tv
middle Eaet. His assignment is on 1
of tile .political crisis there,
evv8 Ilvera.8e for 'OP .' No matter how fa , 1.1 ebecic
' back, the hen was the st; to thinic, .
of the idea of packaged rood.