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PHONE 12
Three Judo' Experts
On Vic Obeck Show
This week Vie discusSes one of
the first arts of -self-defence, Judo,
plus an interesting item' on motor-
cycling, John _Fisher- will discuss
his recent trip-to-'Japan where Im
saw Judo performed in its nat.ive
setting.
judo is an ancient and honor-
able art for which Japan can -take
fell credit, It is a cult and science
requiring much skill but very little
real muscle. It is an art in AX
any person, man,, woman or child,'
sufficiently proficient, can over-
come any adversary, howev.r
powerful.
Fred Okirnura, with two fear w
experts, returns to show to
demonstrate the intricate man-.
oeuvres of- Judo." TheSe men are
-known as "Blaelv'Belts", -the "high:
est honor achieved in this group.
This means they have not only
become proficient in the physical
performance of Judo, but have
conducted their Jives according to
the strict ethical code laid down
by the society.
Vic will discuss the benefits and
pleasures derived from metorey-
cling, provided an enthusiast un-
derstands- his eqnipment, its limi-
tations and his oWn. He will have
pa hand several to motorcycling
'performers and diseiiss with. them
the aspects of the "Sport" as well
as display various models.
This fascinating program is
' breught to you tonight (Wednes-
,day) at bight o'plock on Channel 8.
loan .131ackman
Only 19 ye4rs elsl, Joan Black-
Mari has already' carved 914 a
place for hviself in the top ranks
of Canadian. acting, She is seen
frkuently en any of r a dozen
OBC radio 'and television drama
shows hitt in spite of this she
finds time for stage apPearanco.,
in both Canada and- the U.S.
9.30 aftehie Rae Show
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7.00 Fgens-Sports
7.15 Focus-News
7.30 Hopalong Cassidy
8.00 Bishop Sheen
8.30 FireSide Theatre
9.00 Kraft Theatre
10.09 Circle 8 Ranch
10.30 This Is the Life
11,00 CBC News
11.10 News Nightcap
1,1.15 Pajama Playhouse,
Friday, April 27
1.45 School Broadcast
3.55 Preview
4,00 Round, Ft o u n cl.
World
9.30 Peppermint ponce
445 'Small fry larnlles
5.00 Cartoonia
-5.80..i-Iowdy Doody
6.00 13'.ange Rider
6,30 Focus-Weather
6.45 Focus-Farm
7.00 Focus-Sports
7.15 Focus-News
7.30 ,Tho Falcon
8.00 Dance of Nations
8.30 Plouffd Family
9.00 Ford Graphic
9,80 Star Stage
10.00 Gillette Fights .
10,95 Jim Coleman Show
11,00 CBC News
1110 News Nightcap,
1145 Pajama PlaYlMilse
1.0.00 Big Town
10.30 Request. Yours
11.00 CI3C News
11.10 News Nightcap
11.1.0 Pajama Playhduso • e
Thursday, /Writ 26
1.45 Schocil Broadcast
3,55 Preview
4.00 M'Lady
4.30 Mr, "0"
4,95 Maggie Mug.gins .
'fi!Ofi Cartoon la
5.30 Howdy Doody
0.00 Range, Rider
0.30 Focus-Weather
0.415 Focus-Farm
Monday, April 00
3,55 Preview
4.00 Round, o it 11 d
World '
4.30 FM, & Veather
4 45 Aubrey & 0114
5.00 Carteonia
5,30 HoWdy. Doody
0.00 Range Rider
6,30 Fecus-Weather
0,15 Peons-rem
7.00 Focus-Sports
7,15 Focus-'Yews
7.80 Backstage;
8.00 Prod, ShoWelise
0.30 bonny Vonglian
10.00 Studio One
11,00 0130 news
11,16 News NIghtOop
11,10 Paiattla
TOeStillY, SOY 1,
1,45 Selleol Broadcast
155 preview
4.00 M'Lacly
4.80 Travelogue
9.00 CiartoOnla
4•30, Ii0wdY pondy
0.00 Range Rider
0.30 Fetus-Weather
0.45 It'Oeliti-Varrn '
7.00 Venus-Sports
7,46 Tooclia-NewS
7,80 Horner Bell
8.00 Chevy allow
0,00 Dragnet
8.80 Pleii The Stars
10,00 Abner-Me
10,30 What's My Lille
1.1,10 C130 NeWS
11,10 News Iiitittean •
11,45 ralarint
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IT'S THE LAW' IS
NEW TV SERIES
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LADIES' MOcASSIMil
with Spotr*,e Soles.
in either Beige, Brown or While
Every day they threllgh
life, - working, travelling, _eating--
In all pursuitsr-Canadlans are
hemmed in by .A4 invisible net of
mangy-made restrictions called laws.
Imposed on citizens for their own
safety and Sectirity, laws are en-
countred by and both the in-
incent and the guilty are some--
Mies :entangled • in them.
With this in. Mind the CBC begins
a new TV series coiled "It's the
Law" scheduled for 10.00 p,m,
Tuesdays. strating May list, the
series involves nine half-hour shows
and . ,ha produced by the CBC
in co-operation with the Canadinn
liar Association,
Producer David. Walker says It'
will explain the law as it concerns
people .in everyday life. The pro-
grams will attempt to -evalnate the
responsibilities of the Individual
in relation to the law---for example,
whether a citizen, suspicious of
something he • sees on a street
corner,' should report to the police
or. -refrain and not become involved,
Each show will'he in three parts:
an introductiell to the facet of law
Producers' Silowcaso
"Doclsworth"—hY Sidney Howard,
based on the novel by • ,Sinclair
Lewis, TV adaptation by David
Shaw. The personal story of An
automobile tycoon, with Frederic
March RS Sem Dodsworth, Claire
Trevor as his wife Fran, Regis
Tempey as Tubby Pearson and
Geraldine Fitzgeralcl Iv1rs, Cart-
wright. (8.00 psis, Monday.)
You Are' There
fDr. Pinel Llneheins the InSaile"
—It is 1793 and France is at war
with half the countries of Europe,
Dr. Philippe who has -been appoint-
ed chief physician of an asylum,
wants tq carry pit reform pro,'
gram' and begins 'to• release the
insane of Paris. Angry citizens
storm the asylum as the insane are
released from their stable-like
stalls. (3.0g p.m, Sunday.)
with which the program deals, ar
dramatized scene of an - incident
involving the law and an interview
with a 614114 from the, Par. AS4ciclr
iation who has special knowledge
of the field of law eoneetried,,seg,
gesting a solution to the problem
portrayal.
II
Silowtitne Flashback •
To Vegfield Days
"tires, Girls, girls," with the On,'
tire east headed by Shirley
will open aboWtime's •neStfilgiC
flashbacli the Alegfehl
claYS On Sunday 8;80 p.m;
P0Vid gardner wilt be the MOP,
Don Dillies and the Showtime
Dancer's Will be featured in "Yet;
Po Seillabing to Me." Norman
Thomson will do the solo dance. in
"If You ..Knew Susle,2 Alec 'Gray
will sing Can't Get Started", and
the whole group will oreaeat
"Swonee."
In a tribute to 'Fanny Bryce,
Shirley will sing "My Man,". then
Don .Garrard will present "Dancing,
in the Dark." The finale will be.
"Makin'. Whoopee" the tune made
famous by Bddie Canter,
EOWARD ARNOLD: TO
APPEAR ON-"KRAFT"
Edward Arnold, long recognized,
in the drama world es '"Mr. Presi-
dent", will shift to the other end
of the scale to portray a business-
man of
• questionable ethics'in "The
Last Showdown" on Kraft Theatre
Thursday at 9 p.m. on Channel 8.
Glenda Farrell, Victor Jory and
Elizabeth Montgomery also will he
featured.
"The Last Showdown" concerns
itself with - a • big city real estate
operator involved 'in a series of
shady business deals' who finds WS:
escape cluttered with a growing
number of family crises as he seeks.
Lo flee the country.
Mr. Arnold has just arrived from
Florida, where ' hb completed his
115th motion picture, "Shakedown
on Biscayne Bay". One' of the
founders of. the. 1.1.S.Q., Arnold has
long been a' top Hollywood per-
former .and. has appeared 1n many
oustancling
CBC Folio Presents
"The Trial" Sunday
. . On, April 29th CPC Folio will pre-.
sent "The Trial," a drama: based on
Franz Idika's exfraordinary novel
of a man victimized' by circum-
stances largely comprehensible and
beyond his power to control.
• Joseph , K. is a bank erpplowe
who leads .an nnpretentions, and
rather' circumscribed lifd until ono
morning when two uniformed men
come to- arrest him for an unspeci-
fied crime. He is led away and
subjected to a succession of trials
and Inquisitions which do nothing
to clarify the nature of the accusa-
tions against him, Only leading him
from one Set of bewildering 'cir-
cnmstances, ,to another, until ,110 is
trapped 'hy the hostile forces sur-
rounding him.
-Outcome Of , Trial ..
Makes' Stev e'-WilsOn''
Suspicious of Juror
When, despite overwhelming
evidence, the trial of rackateer
George Constantine ends in a
hung jury, $teve Wilson is sure
that -Edward Stacy, the one hold-
out juror has been "fixed"; and
determines to prove it. He assigns
Charlie Anderson,, city editor, to
keep after Stacy while he sees
what he can find out from Con-
stantine's lawyer.
When Deegan, Constantine's
henchman, meets Stacy fclic. the
PaYeff, Charlie 'witnesses the
whole thing. Deegan holdi
0,00 on Stacy who inamethatolY
calls the lawyer, who, to this vela
knew nothing about the Ptlyoff. At
this time, Klinger decides to go
to the district attorney but, Is kill-
ed before he is able,
As bait, Steve gets alit a phony
edition of the paper saying that
Klinger has been seriously wound-,
ed, anti is in the lioapital.
firings results, A - confossiOn and
information from giinger's files
are more than enough .30 ,bring
Justice to Big Town.
Besides Mark Stevens playing the
port of Steve Wilson, and ,Barry
IMO: in Ida Usual fele as Charlie
Anderson, members of the cast in-
clude Frank Degova, Harry An-
trim Ond Santos Todd,
"pig ToWn" Will be seen as usu-
al over Channel at ton o'clock
tonight.
foiir Star Playhouse
“wol ot DaMbooc-Orkiartai
Woe in a fait-Moving spy drain',
in which Charles 130Yer Stara '110
an underworld bosa .111 Red 'China,
Mystery centres about a man
I alley, Who has boon *WO% in,.
for'ma'tion to the Arlifirierth eabinfl"
age SyStoilt, (0,00 1l4rti, 'Sunday..)
A
Elmer Purclon
Elmer Purdon is familiar to a
good many PeoplO in Western Qn,
tarlo through his,, connect tons with
CKNX radio, where he was control
operator with the CKNX Barn
Dance for many years. He has
also been seen at many of the fall
fairs throughotit the countryside.
A. member of the CKNX-Ty staff,
Elmer works as a Video operator.
FAMILY IS BURDEN
BUT WORTHWHILE
By Ambrose Hills •
Down at the roilway station the
other day I saw a father ,sgying
farewell to his' family, 'They are
moving to • g western city, and he
is to fellow -es soon as be gets
big bilsiness affairs. in order. It is
o very lively family, ranging, from
four to fourteen years in- ege, apd
as I helped Charlie get settled in
his hotel room. said, wWell, I sup-
pose you'll enjoY few. weeks ,of
peace and quibt without the young-
sters underfoot?" ' ,
"That's what r- always tell my-
self," he said. "But doesn't work
that way. The Peace and quiet
bores me. I don't amount tomuch
without the
I know just how, he feels-because
I have a family 'of five myself,
They diSturb me when I aria trying
to -write or 'read' or think. They
wake me early in the morning
When I'd sometimes like, to sleep.
They Peater, me for •car rides-and
they bother ma for spending money
They worrj, the: about homewerk
and report cards, and. they get
noisiest and most demanding abeut
the time I ge(loaded with :problems
of my own, But .that is not the
worst of it.
The worst of is when they go
away.
That is when the terrible peace
and quiet settles is and just like
Charlie, I dmi't amount to much
without the family.
I don't think a nation would
amount to much for long, either
unless composed of families where
each father is responsible for the
welfare of his own brood. That's
one reason why I am always sus-
picious of governments that try to
take over all or parts of that res-
ponsipilltY it:: tYr,arits
have alwaya' Invaded the sanctity
of the family. They use wonderful
excuses and they pretend it is only
to help, to improve the family
welfare, They may even be sincere
about it at first. But it never
works.
Families are a terrible load, an
awful burden, a great responsibility
but they are worth it—ten times
over:
Youth: When I bought this Mo-
torcycle you guaranteed any re-
pairs for six months, didn't you?
Pealen: 1, did. What needs 'fixing?
'youth: My right ankle, my Col-
larbone And Sin teeth.
Star Stage
The thirty-fourth' Star Stage
,presentation tells the story of a
man trapped in . a Mine, John For-
sythe and Georgann Johnson star
in "A Place to Be Alone".
Be sure to. watch this exciting
and searching drama. on •01iNX-
TV Friday at 0,30 p,rn.
Modern Travelling
Methods Used by
Tourist Insects
There Is one kind of aircraft
passenger which does not appear
in the passenger lists and often
escapes the..sanitary .control auth-
orities. These are insects, which
may lodge in the-cabin of the air-•
craft or in the luggage hold or be
token in On the 'clothes of passen-
gers or even on flowers whibh may
he presented to them, Most often
they are mosquito.e flies, fleas, lice
and sometimes' ticks, beetles, cock-
reaches, 'Colorado . beetles. There
are still others, whose presence is
Always disagreeable bat-rimy also
be dangerous for • man, livestopk
and agriculture.
The behaviour of insects in air-
craft in flight has been closely ob-
served. Altitude changes in air
pressure and temperature awing!
long flights do not permanently
affect the inseets. They live in air-
craft for as long as they can exist
without nourishment--that is, of
course, if they cannot fled what
they need in the aircraft itself.
Certain insects have been known
to lay their eggs on the outside
of aircraft, on.the wings, fuselage,
rudder and even on the propellors!
These eggs were found to he still
there at the end of the journey;
neither the wind or the altitude
nor yet chenges in temperature had
affected their capacity for survi-
val. On one single plane thousands
of larvae emerged .from the eggs
and swarmed over the surface of
the aircraft, Strict surveillance of
aircraft and airport • is absOlutely
essential,
'Lasting Affection
Between Dog, Master
In its account of the "Seeing
Eye" organization, the Book of
Knowledge tells how the remark-
able • Seeing Eye dogs are trained
to help their blind owners. The dog
(which may be a police dog, a box-
er, or,a Labrador retriever) is put
through a stiff course of training
that lasts for three months.
He learns how to lead his mas-
ter safely around obstacles in t*e
path, how to safeguard his master
in heavy traffic, arid how to judge
the height of overhanging objets,
like awnings, lest he bump his
head. When 'the dog's training .is
blind person s
point,
pen a
to this
the
month at the Seeing' rye spool,
when master and dog learn to
adapt themselves to each other.
They are always together and seat,
a bond of affection grows between
them which only' death eon break,
Tie wonderfel Work done by the
Seeing Eye was well expressed by
a student who had- been through
years of blindness without a dog,
He was speaking to a group of
other Seeing Eye students who had
only recently lost their sight and
he said: "You've always had your
dog guide, You don't know What
it is to have been blind."
"Your wife used to be so nervous,
but now she doesn't seem to show
a sign of it. What did you do for
her?" .'
"It WaS easy. The doctor simply
told her that IL was at sign of old
age."
New - Lacrosse A.ssoc..
Meets at Fergus
Ontario has a new minor 'sports
organization, the name of which is
the Cntario. Minor Lacrosse Mse-
elation affiliated with
the Ontario 1,,acresse Association. .
The 0•1!/1,1.4,, is the summertime
counterpart of the Minor
Association which has ,figtirtawci,
for many years throughout our pro
yiee, sports competitionfmPeT 0ivne: healthy
tam youth throughput the waiter
1:4;:late7o'sso, by Act of Parliament in
1867 was proclaimed Canada's Am-
tional sport and the objectives of
the 0.1kg,L.A. are;
(a): to Improve, foster and per- •
petuate the game of lacrosse.
(b). to carry .out vempetition for.
championships.
lc) to ornphasip fair play at .: ail
times between competitors, to en-
courage them. to play the`game for
the sake of the game, with proper
respect respect to competitors, referees and
spectators.
MeMber clubs of 'this association
shall lie minor---juvenile, midget,.
i
s sir
tha'entpaTo,viPnecee-,WTe eh i sa
nd
incl
active organizational program to
uidteescalulbl
gri.
nor age groups and means that an
rejuvenate our national sport is
underway.
A general meeting for• the west
central area of the province to
discuss and provide help for the
beginning . of lacrosse, the rebirth
or continuance of the .gamic, will be
held in Fergus on Friday, April. 27
at the Fergus Arena at 8 p.m., at
which .time it is hoped there will
be representation from all -towns
or areas which would be interested
in forming lacrosse teams to par-
ticipate.
Information.,coneerning the new-
ly formed o.m,L,A,. May be had
by writing to Harris W. Steele,
Box 836, Fergus, Ontario,
Climax
"Spirt into Darkness"—Each -spin
of the roulette wheel at 'Les Vegas,
th roWs'- a • woman .:.:-deeper ,1"into an
obsession for gambling, iltith
Roman plays the woman and Vin-
cent Price is the eccentric million-
aire who eggs her on. A ring of
deadly-circumstances gradually en-
closes • them. (3.30 p.m. Sunday.)
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• ONE=ACT ..PLAY FESTIVAL,
Wednesday, April 25
3,55 PrevieW
4.00 Round, -Rona
World
4.30 Take a Look
4.45. Folk Songs ,•
5,00 Cartoonia.
5,30 Howdy Doody
0.00 • Flash Gordon
6.2() Political Talks
6,30 Focus-Weather
0,95`Vocus-Farm
7.00 Focus-Sports
7.15 Focus-News
1.
'
30 Dangerous Assign
8.00 Vie Olieek
8.30 I Love Lucy
9.00 Hit parade
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Satiieday,, April 28 ,
3,55 Preview •
0.30
7.00
7,80
8,00
0.00
9.110 lioliday Theatre » 0.30
NiT.10 News httap
11,00 dtla News 10 00
Wl.
11.10
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1.1130 Wrestling 11,30
4,00 Western Theatre
0,00 Wild Bill 1-11citclt
5,50' Disneyland
0.30 Mr,, Fix-it
0,45 The Clue
7,00 Navy Log
7,30 Holiday Ranch
8.00 -,/aekle Gleason
8.30 Stage Show
0,00 On Cornett',
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THE LAKE HURON ZONE RECREATION
COUNCIL
present their annual
One-Act Play Festival,
WIN'GHAM TOWN HALL .
THE 11111%1111M COMMUNITY PLAYERS'
to be held in the
Thursday, April 26th
Curtain time• 8.30 sharp-i-
Fin* of the Lake Huron Zone Com= !
petition, a trophy to be awarded
to the best play.
Adjudicator — Donald Sinclair, Guelph
Tickets (Hi sale from members of the Community
Players. Reserved seats at McKihbopp Drum
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7.35 Fromm
1.80 Faith for Today
2,00 jr:. Magazine
3.00 Yon Aso There
3,30 Climax
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PorspectiVe
5,30 Fighting Words
0.00 I0xploring Minds
Fath K er noWil Best
Our Miss Brooks
Theatre of Stars
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Fehr Star Theatre
Showtithe
Stratford Festival
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