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12:15 a.m.—Saturay Playhouse

11:00 11:30 12:00

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CFCY-TV -- CHANNEL 13

2:28. p.m.—Afternoon Musicale

2:58 p.m.—Sign On

3:00 p.m.—Big Four Football - Hamiltn at Ottawa

5:30 p.m.—Rin Cer Tin

6:00 p.m.—Pictou County Talent |

& Parade 6:30 p.m.—Off to Adventure 6:46 p.m—CFCY ITV News & , _ Weather 7:00 p.m.—Rifleman 7:30 p.m.—Mr. Fix-It 7:45 p.m.—TBA

8:30 p.m.—Swing Easy 9°9~ p.m.—The Millionaire

WWJ p.m.—Great ‘Movies 11:30 p.m.—Johnny Staccate 12:00 p.m.—CBC-TV News 12:08 a.m.—Local Weather 12:10 a.m.—Weekend in Sports

CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 2

1:15. p.m.—Saturday Playbill News, Weather, Sports Movie - Bachelor and the Botby Soxer

p.m.—Big Four Football

: Hamilton at Ottawa

5:30 p.m—Rin Tin Tin

6:00 p.m.—the Early Show

News, Weather, Sports

Movie - Cyrano De

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SUNDAY PROGRAMS CFCY-TV — CHANNEL 133

2:00 p.m—Afternoon Musicale 2:27 ‘p.m.—Sign On -

2:30 p.m.—Oral Roberts

3:00 p.m.—Good Life Theatre 3:30 p.m—Country Calendar 4:00 p.m.—Holiday Edition $:00 p.m—Khrushcreyv News

6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30 \pm.—tullivan’s Travels 0:00

p.m.—tong Shot

p.m.—CBC-TV News

p.m.—tocal Weather Forecast

a.m.—Weekend in Sports

a.m.—Address by Khrushchev

1:15 am—Sign Off

CKCW-TVY — CHANNEL 3

2:40 p.m—Sign On News, Weather, Sports | p.m.—Satred Heart Program | p.m.—Good Life Theatre p.m.—Country Calendar p.m.—Holiday Edition p.m.—Press Conference Khrushchev p.m.—20th Century } p.m.—Mr. Adams and Eve. p.m.—United Way Show p.m.—father Knows Best p.m.—Colonel Flack p.m.—Sullivan’s Travels p.m.—Variety p.m.—Rhapsody p.m.—tong Shot p.m.—CBC News p.m.—Sports Scores a.m.—Khrushchevy Address a.m.—Sign Off

CFCY RADIO ~ STANDARD TIME

5.58 Sign On

5.00 Hebrew Christian Hour

6.15 Country and Western Roundup

6.30 News

6.35 Weather

6.40 Country end Wesiern Roundup ‘

7.00 News

7.10 Weather

7.15 Country and Western Roundup :

7.30 News and- Weather.

7.39 Country and Western Round

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.00 News

11 Weather

16 Country and “’estern Round

2:08 2:10 2:15

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45 Weather _

50 News

300 The Week's Hit Parade

00 Melody Parade

).00 News.

0.05 Melody Parade |

).39 Back to the Bible

:00 News Headlines and Wea- ther

02 Magic of Musie

1.30 News

1.40 Weather

1.45 Magic of Musie

00. Weather

2.05 Band Parade

.30 News and Weather

45 Mostly Music

00 News Headlines and Wea ther

02 Quiz. Time.

17 Mostly Music

.30 Sacred Heart Program

.45 Saturday Record Time

P00 News Headlines & Weather

02 Saturday Record {ime

30 Pentecostal Church Bdest

45 Saturday Record Time

00 News Headlines and Wea |-

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02 Saturday Record Time

00 News ahd Weather

.05 The Outports

00 News & Weather (

10 The \Outports

00 News & Weather

05 Pops on Parade

30 The Magic Carpet

00 Sports Roundup

.10 Interlude

15 Provincial Affairs ,

30 News and Weather

45 Report from Parliament Hill. ) Shurgain Amateur Cavatl-

30 Saturday Hoedowa

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7:15—Marine Weather and Fill. 7:30 News, Weather, Sports 7:35—Breakfast Music

8:00 News, Weather 8:20—Breakfast Music. 8:45—Jr. Farm B’cast— z 9:00—Tops In Review

10:00 News

10:05—Grafton’s Hour , 11:00—They Fought Alone 11:30—Outdoor Tales

Abbie. _ j 12:00—World Church News. 12:15—Sports College. 12:30—Carousel i 1:00 News, Weather 1:15—C.B.C. Camera Club. 1:30—Music from the shows 1:45—Movie Scene. | 2:00—Here’s Harmony. | 2:15 This Week 2:30 Game Of The Day | 5:30 Musical Program 6:00 Traditional Echoes 6:30—! azz for Saturday.

7:00 News

7:10 Weather

7:15—Saturday Sports Review. |

| 7:30—This Week at the’ U.N. '

7:45—Stu Davis. | 8:00—Don Messer and His Is | landers. : 8:30—Polka Party. 9:00—Leicester Square.

9:30—Ca C’Est Montreal.

7:30 Oral Roberts |

7.57 News, headlines and wea ther.

8.00. La Bonne Nouvelle

,8.30 Radio Bible Class

| 9:00 News & Weather

‘9.05 Piano Music (classical) 9.1a Sunday School t_ Radio | 9.30 Bible Institute Bdest

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11:45—Adventures of Tim ana/

| 3.00 Where the Bible Speaks | 3.30 People’s Gospel Hour

| 10:00 News & Weather

| 10.15 Truth For Today

(10.30 Salvation Army

11.00 Local Church Service

12:00 News Headlines & Weather 12:01 Gospel Songs & Hymns 12.30 Old Fashioned Revival Hour 1.00 News and Weather

1.15 Tell Us A Story

1.530 Voice of Prophecy

2.00 Crusade for Christ

2:15 Paul Carson

2:30 World Vision.

4:00 Cuckoo Clock House 4:30 Church of the Air :00 News & Weather

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5:15 Hebrew Christian Hour 5:30 Hour of Decision

6.00 News and Weather 6.15. Hymns of Memor,

6:30 Twilight Hour

7:00 Soames Forsythe Esquire 7:30. Pat’s Music Room 8:00 Family Bible Hour 8:30 Vera Lynn Sings

9:00 News & Weather

9:10 Roger Williams

9:30 Stardust

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10:69 Four's Company | 10:30 Hawaii’ Calls

11:00. News

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For real chewing : By THE CANADIAN PRESS i f A provincial _ political party | satisfaction leader and two former leaders

among the candidatc named to run in the civie elec

tions in Edmonton and. Calgar when nominations closed Wednes day. were accused of misconduct after judicial inquiries ' administrators.

The mayors of both ‘citk into the civic

In Calgary Mayor Don Mackay,

,44, will seek his sixth two-year term but William Hawrelak, 45,

ifor eight years, declined to run}

‘again. Mr. Hawrelak_ resigned as | jmayor earlier this month after a}

‘judicial’ commission charged him old Siamese twins were separ-

with “‘gross misconduct” in con- nection with’ a land transaction.

Elmer Roper, former CCF leader, and J. Prowse, at time Liberal party chief, were nominated as mayoralty candi- dates in Edmonton, and Grant MacEwan, present Alberta Lib- eral leader, is an aldermanic candidate in Calgary. Mr. Mac- Ewan, 57, lost his seat in the legislature in the provincial gen- eral election in June.

Mayor Mackay’s opponents will be Harry Hays, a businesSman farmer and Gordon Wray, an of-

fice clerk who is a pcrennial ' candidate.

Siamese Twins

“)who had been Edmonton's mayor |

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ated by surgery Thursday, but one of them died during the oper- | jation and the other within five | | hours.

| Mary Helen Schultz failed to | Survive the surgery. Marie Ellen Schultz died four hours and 40 minutes after the operation was

completed. Children’s Memorial Hospital jheld up the announcement of

| Marie Ellen's death until her par- jents had been notified. | Doctors had decided that the ltiny girls, joined at the abdomen, | could not live without surgery. Dr. Willis J. Potts, .surgeon-in- j chief of Children’s Memorial Hos- : | pital, said the operation was the.

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Judge L. S. Turcotte, who con- | only chance for either child. The | 3

ducted a 24-day hearing into Cal-

gary’s administration, last -eonth |from Valparaiso, Ind.

oe reprimanded’ Mayor Mackay for

accepting gifts from persons hav- ing business with the city. Mayor Mackay later survived a motion im city council that be resign.

twins were brought Wednesday |

Once the operation got under

way, discovery that the twins | shared a single heart and a single lliver. sealed the fate of the

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