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GIDEON'S WAY Tuesdays, CBC-TV

CBC TIMES

Volume XIX, No. 29

July 9th - 15th

1966

Issued June 30th, 1966, at

Winnipeg by the CBC

WHERE TO FIND

Late Notes and Corrections 4

TV Programs

Saturday 8

Sunday 10

Monday 12

Tuesday 14

Wednesday 16

Thursday 18

Friday 20

French Network 22

Radio Programs

Saturday 23

Sunday 24

Monday 26

Tuesday 28

Wednesday 30

Thursday 32

Friday 34

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Write "MAILBAG' . CBC Times Box 160 Woo•

Inedible Music • I have, for many years, listened

to CBK as literally the only station in Saskatchewan which played half-decent music. However, in my opinion the fare recently has become almost as inedible as that served by other, very mundane stations. Would it be possible to return to

music of the type selected so admir-ably in the past by Mr. S. Blancher, at any rate from 6:30 to 8:00 a.m.?

—Mrs. C.E.J., Regina

Night Music • I enjoy your all-night music

broadcast immensely. The nights of classical and semi-classical music are especially good. Keep up the excellent work.

—M.J.B., Melfort, Sask.

Action from Thought • I keep writing notes of apprecia-

tion in my mind but laziness prevents them getting on paper. However — just to prove that sometimes action does result from thought — thanks for Hermit's Choice (CBC radio, Saturdays). I have heard it twice and found it most entertaining. The greedy TV screen gets most

of a person's attention when he or she has time to watch. Must say though that there is a lot of first-rate stuff available by radio. It can do some things that the flatter — in dimension — TV can't manage.

—CL., Moose Jaw, Sask.

Head and Shoulders • . . . I do want to say how good

it was to see Max in the Morning (CBC-TV) on June 15th at 10:30 p.m. Due to its lateness it would he a good idea to repeat this fine half-hour with Max Ferguson and his very able crew. Max has a wide variety of listeners, from the very old to the young. His success upsets the estab-lished notion that most people have to see or imagine a pie thrown in the face to catch on! We Canadians do not put Max Ferguson in the lime-light enough — we darn well should. He's head and shoulders ( not a com-mercial, you fellas) ahead of most of today's humor-satirists. For our birth-day year we should do something special about showing Max that we like him and need him . . .

—Mrs. V.C.A., Calgary

Annoyed and Disgusted • My family and some of our

friends are thoroughly annoyed and disgusted with the Saturday film, The Singer, Not the Song, on Great Movies (Saturday, June 18th). You call this family entertainment?

The story was obviously written by an atheist, anti-Catholic or bigot. Of all the fine religious movies that have been produced we feel your choice was not only prejudiced but vulgar.

It will be some time before any of us feel inclined to watch Great Movies or any other program on Channel 6 ( CBWT ).

—M.Af ., Winnipeg

Glee Club Makes A Hit • We would like to express our

appreciation of the very fine program put on TV on Monday, May 23rd, by the Tuxedo Park Glee Club (They All Call It Canada but I Call It Home), and how fortunate we were to have seen and heard it. The par-ticipants were excellent and your young master of ceremonies did such a fine job.

Indeed the leaders of the Glee Club are to be congratulated. Keep up the good work. On behalf of some viewers who

were at a summer camp on the French River.

—Mrs. H.M.C., Sudbury, Ont.

Utter Disgust • I have just turned my television

off in utter disgust over the beginning of Cine Club (CBC-TV, Sundays). There is beauty in a horse in flight but how could a film maker show such sordid pictures as a live horse's flesh crawly with flame is beyond belief . . .

Being a person who likes animals, particularly horses, I find it is hard to believe people would be that in-human.

—L.D., Watrous, Sask.

Grade 12 Appreciation • I very much enjoyed the Heri-

tage program entitled William Shake-speare — Theologian with the Very Rev. W. Bothwell as speaker on Sun-day, June 4th, 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. (CBC-TV). . . . I am a grade 12 student who in-

tends to major in Shakespeare . . . —G.A.B., Winnipeg

Page Two CBC TIMES

OUTSTANDING teams of high school students from six Cana-dian cities will compete in Win-nipeg July 4th-9th in the first National Championships of the stimulating CBC television quiz show, Reach for the Top.

The National Championships carries with it scholarship prize money of $3,000; a $2,000 grant to the winning team, and $1,000 for the runner-up. Each four-member team has

already won for its school the Grand Championship of the city it represents. The victorious schools come from Vancouver, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Wetaskiwin, Toronto and Montreal.

On the program the host sub-mits questions derived from vari-ous sources ( encyclopedias, etc.) on such topics as world affairs, ancient history, art, medicine, literature, geography, sport, modem history, general knowl-edge, religion, music, mathema-tics, Canadiana, science and people. Each question and answer is

carefully checked by research personnel. In addition there are two off - camera adjudicators, Cameron Connell, vice-principal of River Heights School, Winni-peg, and Dr. Charles Booth, for-merly deputy minister of educa-tion for Ontario. Host for the National Cham-

pionships, a series of eight week-ly programs, is Bill Guest. Pro-duction co-ordinator is Neil An-drews of Toronto. Producer is .Jean Mackay.

The National Championships will be broadcast on CBVVT, Winnipeg, Mondays at 7:00 p.m. beginning July 11th. CBXT, Ed-monton, will carry the eight pro-

an Gee. caue4 . . .

John Gregson, right, stars as Commander Gideon, and Alex-ander Davion as Chief Inspector David Keen on GIDEON'S WAY, the Scotland Yard police series, Tuesdays at 9:30 p.m. on CBC-TV.

grams beginning Wednesday, July 13th at 7:00 p.m.

STUDENTS taking summer courses in several Saskatchewan educational institutions will be able to attend concerts at the lunch hour, arranged by the CBC. At least one concert each is planned at the Regina and Saskatoon campuses of the Uni-versity of Saskatchewan, at the Saskatchewan Summer School of the Arts, Briercrest and at the School Music Methods classes in Fort Qu'Appelle. Portions of each concert, with performers selected from among faculty members where possible, will be broadcast on CBK radio. Watch for further announcements.

TWO CONCERTS this week, presented on the Fort Garry Campus, U. of M., by the CBC in association with the Univer-sity of Manitoba Summer School, are open to the general public, free of charge. On Tuesday, July 12th at 12:30 p.m. in the East Gymnasium, Peter Van Ginkel,

bass baritone, is heard with the CBC Winnipeg Orchestra. In the Residence Auditorium Thurs-day, July 14th at 12:30 p.m., the Hidy Trio ( Marta Hidy, violin, Klara Benjamin, 'cello, and Ches-ter Duncan, piano) will perform. The concerts are the third and fourth in a series of eleven to be presented July 6th-August 4th. Tom Taylor is the CBC producer in charge. Performances are re-corded for future presentation on CBC radio.

THE CANADIAN light music series continues this week on the Winnipeg Pops Concert, Friday, July 15th at 7:30 p.m. with four selections. An overture to As You Like It,

by Clarence Lucas, is the first work on the program. Lucas, born in Niagara, Ont., in 1866, left Canada as a young man after receiving his early musical education in Montreal. He studied in France under such notable composers as Gounod

(Please turn to page 9)

Winners of this year's Reach for the

Top grand cham-

pionship on CBXT

are these team mem-

bers from Wetaski-

win. From left are Richard Ballhom,

Frederike Verspoor, Janet Scott and

Don Pike. They

will compete with

teams from five other Canadian

cities in the

national grand

championships.

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KODALY AT 83

CBC TUESDAY NIGHT broadcasts a concert in

honor of Zoltan Kodaly, the Hungarian composer,

who is visiting Canada this summer.

HE LOOKS a frail little man, but he is aston-ishingly energetic for someone of 83. He has beautiful, expressive pale blue eyes, white beard and grey hair almost touching his shoul-ders, a face full of humor and compassion, immense dignity, and a slow and choice man-ner of speaking. Zoltan Kodaly is the musical patriarch of Hungary, a legend in his lifetime. Few modern composers have done more for the musical life of their country than he. But he is very shy as well as busy, so it is not often than he can be persuaded to leave home. That's why it will be a great occasion this month when he visits Canada for the first time, to give the MacMillan Lectures at the University of Toronto summer school, and re-ceive an honorary degree. (The lectures will be broadcast later on CBC-FM.)

In honor of Kodaly; a special 90-minute concert of some of his works, with the com-poser present, will be presented early in July at Toronto's MacMillan Theatre. It features 'cellist Janos Starker, violinist Lorand Fenyes, and the Festival Singers of Toronto directed by Elmer Iseler, and will be recorded for in-clusion in CBC Tuesday Night, July 12th, at 10:35. The program


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Noted guests name their choice of readmg matter and music, and tell why on

HERMIT'S CHOICE

Saturday at 9:00 p.m. CBC Radio

WEEK OF JULY 2nd-8th, 1966

Because each Issue of the CBC Time. must be mailed so far In advance of the program week covered In It, some

changes In schrdulIng and In program content are Inevitable. These are noted

below.

SUNDAY, JULY 3rd

TELEVISION

Ed Sullivan Guests are Frankie Avalon, An-

nette Funicello, Ray Milland, Tom Jones and the Italian Mouse.

MONDAY, JULY 4th

TELEVISION

Summer Music Hall Tonight's guest is singer-song-

writer Gale Garnett.

THURSDAY, JULY 7th

TELEVISION Seaway A repeat of Nothing but a Long

Goodbye, starring Stephen Young and Austin Willis. Five years after he has lost his sight, a former river pilot takes a sentimental journey up the Saguenay.

Page Four CBC TIMES

James Daly stars Wednesday, July 13th

at 9:30 p.m. in a dramatization

of a controversial U.S. murder trial

which sent two innocent men to the chair.

NICOLA SACCO was a shoe-maker, Bartolomeo Vanzetti a fishmonger. Both were poor, Italian immigrants to the United States who became the central figures in one of the greatest controversies in the history of American juris-prudence. Sacco, 29, was a philosophical anarchist and Vanzetti a radical agitator. In 1920 they were arrested and charged with shooting the paymaster and guard of a South Braintree, Mass., shoe factory during a payroll rob-bery. One year later they were convicted, after a lengthy trial, and sentenced to death in the electric chair. The trial and the verdict set off a series of protests and demonstrations by liberal groups throughout the country, later spreading to the European countries and elsewhere in the world. For six years the supporters of Sacco and Vanzetti fought a campaign for their release on grounds of want of conclusive evidence, and prejudice of court. All appeals failed and the two were executed at Charlestown, Mass., on Aug-ust 22nd, 1927.

Since then the Sacco-Van-zetti case has never been com-pletely forgotten and is still capable of arousing fierce pas-sions in some quarters. It has been the source for several important books, has been dramatized as a play on Broadway and on television, and is being transformed into an opera by Marc Blitzstein. All of this would have pleased Albert Einstein, who said: "Everything should be done

THE ADVOCATE

to keep alive the tragic affair of Sacco and Vanzetti in the conscience of mankind. They remind us of the fact that even the most perfectly plan-ned democratic institutions are no better than the people whose instruments they are." A few years ago a justice of

the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Michael A. Mussmano, who was an associate counsel for the defence, wrote: ". . . it was the misfortune of Sacco and Vanzetti to be tried when the law was wrong. Were they tried today, there would be


James Daly, as defence counsel, consoles Rose Sacco (Tresa Hughes), one of his clients' wives.

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Pat Patleacut

wie . . . ec Ilic2eafrt WHILE RADIO's Trans-Canada Matinée is off the air for the summer, its hostess, Pat Pat-terson, is being heard in a bright new series, Conversation Piece (Monday to Friday, 2:03 p.m. on CBW and CBK, 2:33 on CBX and CBR), in which she talks informally to an interesting guest or pair of guests each week-day, and intersperses their dialogue with recorded music relating to it, selected by the guest.

. . . flicia4 3i Bella

Some of her conversations present celebri-ties in a new light, or introduce listeners to fascinating people doing vital things who are not widely known to the general public. Fre-quently she encourages them to sound off about subjects they have never before dis-cussed in an interview, things often far re-moved from their profession but about which they feel strongly, and sometimes they become quite emotional and refreshingly outspoken, which makes for stimulating entertainment well ventilated with spontaneous humor. Miss Patterson has a wide range of interests, and an unusually warm and sympathetic person-ality, which enables her to relate to her guests with ease. Production is by Stuart Marwick, who will also be producing Matinée when it returns in the fall. The organizer for both programs is Rosemary Macmillan.

Miss Patterson's guest on Monday, July 11th, will be Gordon Sinclair, Toronto writer, jour-nalist ( for 44 years), TV and radio personality, and a panelist on Front Page Challenge for 10

years. Hardly anyone feels lukewarm about him, and he admits himself that he's "one of the most prejudiced and biased people in Canada, and am not ashamed of it. My motto is: To thine own self be true—I mean more to me than to anyone else." He talks about his youth, about his father, Sandy, a labor organ-izer who was blacklisted by his union, and his mother, Bessie, a salty, hardworking woman who had a great influence on his career. He


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Page Six CBC TIMES

The Thrill and Horror of Bullfighting Cine Club shows two films about the

matador and his art, Sunday at 7:00 p.m. on CBC-TV

IN GENERAL, bullfighting splits people into two camps—those who regard it as a disgust-ing spectacle which should not be permitted in a civilized country, and those to whom it is a graceful art embodying the ancient vir-tues of manhood: courage and honor. The first argue that a dumb animal is taunted and slaughtered merely to provide a Roman enter-tainment for people seeking to vicariously assuage a blood lust; the second that it is a noble sport, one man alone against a trained fighting animal, a test of skill and bravery between man and beast. The beast always dies, of course, but dies splendidly rather than being butchered in an abattoir. And some-times the man dies, too. Two short films on CBC-TV's Cine Club

series this week are about bullfighting. From France there is Corrida Interdite, by Denys Colomb de Daunant (whose film Dream of Wild Horses was seen a few weeks ago on the same series), and from the United States the highly praised film by writer Barnaby Conrad, The Day Manolete Was Killed. Manolete was Spain's greatest matador in

the '30s and '40s, and for the last eight years of his life the highest paid bullfighter in the world. A legendary figure, he was ". . . not only the best torero of his day," writes Conrad,

"he was what every Spaniard aspired to be, the gallant, arrogant, courageous Spaniard of pre-Armada days. But audiences, infuriated by perfection, demanded more and more of him with every fight. Then, on a fateful day in August, 1947, in the bull ring of Linares, he kept a terrible rendezvous with a bull named Islero."

Manolete had retired to rest and raise bulls on his ranch when he went back into the ring to meet one more bull. He was 30, badly scarred from many gorings, and exhausted. But the Press had been sniping at him and there was a handsome young matador, Luis Dominguin, who claimed he was better and that Manolete was afraid to compete with him. Islero was a Miura bull, one of a savage breed that had killed more of Spain's famous toreros than any other, yet he was not a particularly good bull, says Conrad—"He was inclined to crowd to the right and he hooked badly." Manolete made passes at Islero no other mata-dor would have attempted. He gave the crowd exactly what it had paid to see—the greatest performance of his life. Conrad tells the story of that last fight

through still pictures taken in the ring and the infirmary.

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WINNIPEG • CBWT KENORA—CBWAT, Channel 8 DRYDEN—CBWAT-1, Channel 9

SIOUX LOOKOUT—CBWAT-2, Chan. 12 RED LAKE—CBWAT-3, Chan, 10 FORT FRANCES—CBWCT, Chan. 5 ATIKOKAN—CBWCT-1, Chan. 7

I I00 Kitig Leonardo 730 Danger Man 11:30 Tennessee Tuxedo

12:00 Championship Series

1:00 Baseball 4:00 Horse Opera 5:00 Forest Rangers 5:30 Bugs Bunny 6:00 Life and the Land 6:30 Summer Sounds 1:45 News, Weather

and Sports 7:00 Twelve for

Summer

8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:09 Metro News 11:15 Weekend in Sports 11:25 Cinema 6

"Too Much, Too Soon." Errol Flynn, Dorothy Malone

1:10 News. Sports and Weather

1:15 Sign Off

FUN FLON CBVIET

1HE PAS CF"^. r 1 IFJ

Note: Program notes carried on the facing page do not refer to the following program listings.

1:30 King Leonardo 830 Danger Man 4:00 Tennessee Tuxedo 9:30 Beverly Hillbillies 4:30 Wrestl I ng 10:00 Great Movies 5:30 Championship . Portrait of a

Series Mobster," 6:30 Boomeride Vie Morrow. 700 Bugs Bunny Leslie Parrish 7:30 Life and the Land 12:09 CBC-TV News 8:00 Twelve for Summer 12:10 Sign Off

BRANDON • CKX-TV BIRTLE-FOXWARREN, CHANNEL 11

MELITA, CHANNEL 9

12:00 Championship Series

1:00 Baseball 3:30 Wrestling 4:00 To Be Announced 5:00 Forest Rangers 510 Bugs Bunny 8:011 News. Weather

and Sports

II:30 Sea Hunt 7:00 Twelve for

Summer 720 Big Valley 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies 11 eo CBC-TV News 11:10 Sat. Nita at

the Movies

ORKTON • CKOS-TV0000

1 I : 15 Cartoons 11:30 Birthday Book 11:45 Weekend Hilites 12:00 Baseball 2:30 Wrestling 3:00 Championship

Series 4:00 N.F.B. 530 Bugs Bunny 600 Life and the Land 630 Summer Sound ' 66

6:45 Weekend Hilites 7:00 Twelve for Summer 7:30 Danger Man 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Nightbeat 11:30 Movie

"His Majesty O'Keefe"

REGINA • CKCK-TV Also CHANNEL 6, 12 and

CKMJ-TV CHANNEL 7

10:25 Psalmody 10:30 Reverie 11 :00 Carbons 11:30 Kids Bids 12:00 Baseball 2:30 Pacific Northwest

Adventure 3:00 Championship

Series 4:00 Wrestling See Forest Rangers

5:30 Bugs Bunny 6:00 87th Precinct 7:00 Twelve for Summer 7:30 Rawhide 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:10 Telepulse 11:20 Galaxie Theatre

"Casablanca"

July 9th

SWIFT CURRENT • CJFB-TV il CHANNEL 2, VAL MARIE

and CHANNEL 2, EASTEND

12:DO Baseball 3:00 Championship

Series 4e0 To Be Announced 5:00 Forest Rangers 5:30 Bugs Bunny 6:01 Life and the Land 6:30 Chapel of Song 6:45 News. Weather

and Sports

EDMONTON • CBXT 9:30 Theatre de Cou Cou 6:45 News 10:00 Les Cailloux 7:00 Twelve for Summer 10:30 Ulysse et Oscar 7:30 Danger Man

7:00 Twelve for Summer I t :00 Major League 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 7:30 The Avengers Baseball 9:00 Great Movies 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 1:30 Wrestling 11:00 CBC National 9:00 Great Movies 2:00 Championship News 11:00 CBC-TV News Series 11:09 Metro News 11:09 Night Editor 3:00 Bronco 11:20 Stardust Theatre 11:15 Saturday Family 4:00 Tennessee Tuxedo "The Old Man

Theatre 5:00 Forest Rangers and the Sea." 5:30 Bugs Bunny Spencer Tracy. 6:00 Life and the Land Felipe Pates 6:30 Summer Sounds 1:15 News, Sign Off

PRINCE ALBERT • CKB1-1V

Also CHANNELS 2, 4, 7, 10

11:30 TP Show 6:30 Windfall 12:00 Baseball 7e0 Twelve for 2:30 Wrestling Summer 3e0 Championship 7:30 Viewer's Digest

Series 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 4:00 To Be Announced 9:00 Great Movies 4:30 Kids Bids 11:00 CBC-TV News 5:00 Forest Rangers 11:08 Weather 530 Bugs Bonny II:12 Night Cap News 6:00 Weather, Sports 11:30 Movietime

and News 1:05 Sign Off

SASKATOON • CF0C-TV Also CHANNEL 3

12:00 Baseball 2:30 Wildcat Wrestling 3:30 Trails West 4:00 Jubilee Jamboree 4:30 Kids Bids 5:00 Forest Rangers 5:30 Bugs Bunny 6:00 News 6:30 McHale's Navy

7:00 Twelve for Summer

7:30 Man from U.N.C.L.E.

8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies I I :00 News 11:35 Playhouse 83

"Tuttles of Tahiti"

MEDICINE ii[iT • cHAI--Tv

Also CHANNEL 4

11:00 Baseball 1:30 Wrestling 2:00 Championship

Series 3:00 Saturday Special 5:00 Forest Rangers

5:30 Bugs Bunny 6 roe Life and the Land 6:30 Summer Sounds '66

6:45 London Line 7:00 Twelve for Summer 7:30 Hogan's Heroes 800 Musical Showcase 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies I 1 :00 C BC - TV News 11:15 Feature Movie

"Parrish"

LLOYDMINSTER • CKSA-TV II

(MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME)

11 :00 Baseball 1:30 Sign Off 5:00 Forest Rangers 5:30 Bugs Bunny 6:00 Moments of

Meditation 6:05 Sports. News

and Weather 6:30 Mr. Roberts

7:00 Twelve for Summer

7:30 The Saint 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:10 World of Today 11:15 Meridian

Movietime "The Good Humor Man"

GRANDE PRAIRIE—Channel 10

PEACE RIVER—Channel 7

HIGH PRAIRIE—Channel 2

Carry the same programs as those listed above for CBXT, Edmonton,

starting at 10:00 a.m.

RED DEER • CKRD-TVO CORONATION, CHANNEL 10

BANFF, CHANNEL 10

10:45 Coupland on Baseball

11:00 Baseball 1:30 Wrestling 2:00 Championship

Series 3:00 Afternoon Movie 5:00 Forest Rangers 5:30 Bugs Bunny 6:00 Life and the Land 6:30 Summer Sounds '66

6:45 Canada's Vacation Playgrounds

7:00 Twelve for Summer 7:30 Big Valley 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies

11 e0 CBC-TV News 11:10 Night Editor 11:20 Fireside Theatre

"The Last Wagon," Richard Widmark. Felicia Farr

CALGARY • CHCT-TV 9:30 Heckle and Jackie 10:00 Top Cat 10:30 Tumbleweed 11:00 Baseball 1:30 Wrestling 2:00 Championship

Series 3:00 Kiddies on Kamera 3:30 F Stop 4:00 To Be Announced 5:00 Forest Rangers 530 Buss Bunny 6:00 "30"

6:30 Hogan's Heroes 7:00 Twelve for Summer 7:30 Football Special 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:10 The Early Show

"Explosive Generation," William Shatner. Patty McCormick

1:00 Niteline

LETHBRIDGE • CJLH-TV If/ CROWSNEST PASS, CHANNEL 3

WATERTON PARK, CHANNEL 12

11roo Baseball 6:45 Davey and Goliath 1:30 Wrestling 7:00 Twelve for Summer 2:00 Championship 7:30 Hogan's Heroes

Snooker 8:00 Musical Showcase 3:00 Saturday Special 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 5:00 Forest Rangers 9:00 Great Movies 5:30 Bugs Bunny 11:00 CBC-TV News 6:00 Life and the Land 11:10 Final Edition 6:30 Summer Sounds I 1 : 15 Studio 7

DAWSON CREEK • CJDC-TV II:00 Baseball 1:30 Wrestling 2:00 Championship

Series 4:30 Trails West 5:00 Forest Rangers 5:30 Bugs Bunny 6:00 Life and the Land 6:30 Summer Sounds 436

6:43 London Line 7:00 Twelve for Summer 7:30 The Avengers 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies 9:00 Great Movies 11:00 CBC-TV News I 1 :09 Final Edition 11:20 Chevron Theatre

Program Notes

Championship Snooker

Host Bill Walker and expert analyst George Chenier describe the play from the Home of Champions in Toronto. The second match of series B has Steve Boziak playing Vaughn Burnes.

Forest Rangers

Kathy's horse shies and bolts and only Mike knows that a mysterious stranger who has sud-denly appeared in town is respon-sible for the incident. He warns Mike of an impending disaster at the mine, is responsible for the rescue of two men, and then sud-denly disappears.

Bugs Bunny

1. The Prize Pest. 2. Stupor Salesman. House-to-

house salesman Daffy Duck acci-dentally happens to call at a rob-bers' hideout.

3. My Little Duckaroo.

Life and the Land

A visit to a dairy 4-H club near Grand Pré, N.S., to watch a class of Holsteins being judged by mem-bers, and a discussion of its activi-ties.

Summer Sounds '66

Features singer Don Brown, host pf CBC-TV's Hymn Sing, with the music of the Mitch Parks Quintet. Musical director is Mitch Parks. Produced and directed by Don S. Williams. Selections: Just A-Wearyin' for You Georgia on My Mind La Samba Scarlet Ribbons I'm Goin' to Sing

12 for Summer

A series of relaxed and informal ›rograms from several Canadian

spotlighting many of Cana-la's finest entertainers. Tonight:

This Week. A visit with Jules Munshin, star of many of Holly-wood's musicals; the Dirty Shames, folk and comedy group; the Brian

Browne Trio, featuring jazz pianist Brian Brown perfoming in front of Toronto's City Hall; U.S. folksinger Danny Magroder; singer Margot Lefebvre; rock singer Lynda Lane;

July 9th - 15th

JULY 9th See eso Page 4 if next week's issue for possible changes In thee. Wet tad addit'l program information

AROUND CBC (Continued from page 3)

and Massenet, returning to Can-ada for a brief period to teach at Toronto College of Music and

and introducing the performers is announcer Al Hamel.

Danger Man

John Drake tries to lure a ruth-less assassin from the safety of Beirut to Paris to stand trial for a political murder.

Beverly Hillbillies

The Clampetts are unimpressed with the costly champion harness-racing horse that banker Drysdale buys for them as an investment.

Great Movies Claudelle Inglish. Starring Diane

McBain, Arthur Kennedy, Will Hutchins, Constance Ford and Claude Akins. The story of a beau-tiful teenager who is in love with a poor Georgia farm boy, but her father has plans for her to marry a middle-aged, wealthy f a rm owner. Jilted in love she becomes a promiscuous tart but her thought-less conduct leads to tragedy.

conduct the Hamilton Philhar-monic Society. He left again in 1893, and died in 1947 in Paris.

Reverie, Opus 2, the second selection, is by Guillaume Cou-ture. Born in Montreal in 1851, like Lucas he pursued studies in France with noted composers — Saint-Saëns and Cesar Franck. Later, in Montreal, he conducted the Montreal Philharmonic So-ciety, the Societes des Syn-phonistes and the Montreal Ama-teur Operatic Club.

Dr. Claude Champagne, who died in December of last year, is represented by his composi-tion Paysanna. Born in Montreal in 1891, he became one of the country's most distinguished composers, with enormous influ-ence on a whole generation of his colleagues. Paysanna, an in-tensely patriotic piece, contains fragments of 0 Canada, God Save the Queen and La Marsel-laise, woven together.

Two dances by Lome Betts conclude this week's program. Betts, born in Winnipeg in 1918, received his musical education there and in Toronto, where he studied with John Weinzweig. For a number of years he has lived in Hamilton, where he is a staff member of the Hamilton Conservatory of Music.

Bill Walker takes advice from Don Maybee and Bob Trodd, two of the snooker experts competing on CBC-TV's Saturday afternoon Championship Series.

Page Nine

W1NNIPEGmeCBWTe0 -;A,4 SWIFT CURRENT • CJFB-TV leENORA—CBWAT, Channel 8 DRYDEN—CBWAT-1, Channel 9

SIOUX LOOKOUT—CBWAT-2, Chan. 12 RED LAKE—CBWAT-3, Chan, 10 FORT FRANCES—CBWCT, Chan. 5 ATIKOKAN—CBWCT-1, Chan. 7

I:25 Headlines 1020 Camera West 1:30 Tennessee Tuxedo I I :00 CRC-TV News 2:00 British Open Golf 11:09 Metro News 4:00 Time for Adventure and Weather 457 CBC-TV News 11:14 Weekend in Sports 500 Country Calendar II:24 Cinema 6 5:30 20/20 "Ice Palace," 6:00 Perry Maton Richard Barton. 7:00 Cine Club Carolyn Jones 7:30 New Hazel Show I:20 News, Sports 820 Ed Sullivan and Weather 9:00 Bonanza 1:25 Sign Off 10:00 Compass

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Note: Proeram notes eon-led en the facing rage de not refer to the foliewIne program listings.

1:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 2:00 Wimbledon Tennis

Singles 3:00 Wimbledon Tennis

Doubles 420 Time for Adventure 5:00 Country Calendar 5:30 20/20 6:00 Perry Mason 7:00 Cine Club

7:30 New Hazel Show 8:00 Ed Sullivan 920 Bonanza 10:00 Compass 10:30 Camera West 11:00 Feature Film

"I'm All Right Jack"

I:00 Sign Off


MELITA, CHANNEL 9

2:00 British Oren Golf 420 Time for Adventure 4:57 CBC-TV News 5:00 Country Calendar 5:30 Disneyland 620 On-the- Go—News

Weather, Sports 7:00 Cine Club 720 New Hazel Shaw

800 Ed Sullivan 9:00 Bonanza 000 Compass 0:30 Camera West 1:00 CBC-TY News ea Weekend Report

1:14 The Avengers 2:14 Night Final

and Sign Off

YORKTON • CKOS-TV0000 12:30 Weekend Hilltes 600 Dean Martin Show 12:45 Religious Period 7:00 Cine Club 1:15 Inside the Shamrock 7:30 New Hazel Show 1:30 Faith for Today 6:00 Ed Sullivan 2:00 British Open Golf 9:00 Bonanza 4:00 Time for Adventure 10:00 Compass 4:57 CBC-TV News 10:30 Camera West 5:00 Country Calendar 11:00 CBC-TV News 5:30 The Man and 11:10 Night Beat

the Challenge

REGJNA.•:CKCK-TV C'-l^"'NEL 6, 12 and

CKMJ-TV CHANNEL 7

12:30 Reverie I:00 Spectrum 1:30 To Be Announced 2:00 British Open Golf 420 Time for Adventure 4:57 CBC-TV News 500 Cheyenne 6:96 12 o'clock Hloh 720 Cine Club 720 New Hazel Show 8:00 Ed Sullivan

9:00 Bonanza 10 dlO Compass 1020 Camera West 11:00 CC-TV News 11:10 Telepuise II:20 Cinema for a

Sunday Evening "Gypsy and the Gentleman"

1:00 Psalmody

I :00 Oral Roberts 1:30 Herald of Truth 7:30 New Hazel Show 2:00 British Open Golf 8:00 Ed Sullivan 4:00 Time for Adventure 920 Bonanza 4:57 CBC-TV News 10:00 Compass 500 Country Calendar 10:30 Camera West 5:30 20/20 11:00 CBC-TV News 6:00 News. Weather 11:09 Weekend Report

and Sports At Close of Day 620 Royal Playhouse

CHANNEL 2, VAL MARIE


7:00 Cine Club

PRINCE ALBERf • CKBI-TV Also CHANNELS 2, 4, 7, 10

12:15 TP Show 7:00 Cine Club 12:45 Living Word 720 New Hazel Show 1:00 Faith for Today 800 Ed Sullivan 1:30 The Story 9:00 Bonanza 2:00 British Open Golf 10:00 Compass 4:00 Time for Adventure 10:30 Camera West 4:57 CBC-TV News 1120 CRC-TV News 500 Country Calendar 11:08 Human Jungle 520 20/20 12:08 Sneak Preview 600 Walt Disney 12:13 Sign Off

SASKATOON ^ CFQC-TV Also CHANNEL 3

2:00 British Open Golf 9:e0 Byname 4:00 Time for Adventure 10:00 Compass 4:57 CRC-TV News 10:30 Camera West 500 Country Calendar 11:00 CRC-TV News 5:30 Almanac 11:10 Telenews-5:40 Telenews Late Edition 6:00 Walt Disney 11 25 Today In Snorts

Presents 11:30 Playhouse 83 7:00 Cine Club "Death of a 720 Hazel Scoundrel" 8:00 Ed Sullivan

MEDICINEHAT • CHAT-TV 0 Also CHANNEL 4

I:00 Faith for Today 6:30 The Texan I 20 To Be Announced 720 Cine Club 2:00 British Open Golf 7:30 New Hazel Show 4:00 Time for Adventure 8:00 Ed Sullivan 4:57 CBC-TV News 9:00 Bonanza 500 Country Calendar 10:00 Compass 5:30 20/20 10:30 Camera West 6:00 Sports, News 11:00 CBC-TV News

and Weather 11:09 Weekend Report

LWYDMINSTER • CKSA-TV 2:45 Davey and Goliath 720 New Hazel Show 3:30 SA Farm Report 5:00 Ed Sullivan 420 Time for Adventure 9:00 Bonanza 4:57 CBC-TV News 1000 Compass 5:00 Country Calendar 10:30 Camera West 530 Patty Dulce 1120 CBC•TV News 6:00 My Mother the Car 11:09 World of Today 6:30 Bewitched II:15 Comment and 700 Cine Club Conviction

EDMONTON • CBXT 9:30 Souvenez Vous 10:00 Mon Pays.

Mes Chansons 10:30 Visages Des

Prairies 11:00 Concert Populaire 12:00 Let's Talk Music 12:30 Cartoons 1:00 Man and Optimen

I:30 Music in Miniature 2:00 British Open Golf 4:00 Time for Adventure 4:57 CRC-TV News 5:00 Country Calendar 5:30 20/20 6:00 Perry Mason 7:00 Cine Club 7:30 New Hazel Show

July 10th

8:00 Ed Sullivan 11:20 Weekend in Sports 9:00 Bonanza 11:30 Stardust Theatre 10:00 Compass "Executive Suite," 10:30 Camera West William Holden, 11:00 CBC-TV News June Allyson, 11:09 Weekend Report Barbara Stanwyek 11:14 Metro News 1:10 Sign Off

GRANDE PRAIRIE—Channel 10

PEACE RIVER—Channel 7

HIGH PRAIRIE—Channel 2

. . . Commencing at 10:00 a.m., carry the same programs as those listed

above for CBXT, Edmonton

RED DEER •• ,CKRID-TVO CORONATION, CHANNEL 10

BANFF, CHANNEL 10

1:30 Faith for Today 2:00 British Open Golf 400 Time for Adventure 4:57 CRC-TV News 5:00 Country Calendar 5:30 It Is Written 6:00 Fair Exchange 7:00 Cine Club

7:30 New Hazel Show 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 Bonanza 10:00 Compass 1020 Camera West i 1 :00 CRC-TV News 11:10 Night Editor 1 I : 15 Fireside Theatre

CALGARY • CHC, 1"- TV ID 920 Oral Roberts 9:30 Tumbleweed 10:00 Outdoors Unlimited 10:30 It Is Written 11:00 Over the Rainbow 12:00 Kiddies on Kamera 12:30 To Be Announced I:30 Guys and Dolls 2:00 To Be Announced 320 Act Fast 3:30 Offbeat 420 Time for Adventure 4:57 CBC News 5:00 Country Calendar 5:30 Harbour Command

620 Bus Stop 7:00 Cine Club 7:30 New Hazel Show 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 Bonanza 10:00 Compass 1020 Camera West II:00 CRC-TV News 11:10 Calgary Stampede 11:40 The Early Show

"Brothers Will Fight." Will Fyffe. Patricia Roc

1:00 Offbeat

LETHBRIDGE • CJLH-TV frA

CROWSNEST PASS, CHANNEL 3


2:00 British Open Golf 4:00 Time for Adventure 4:57 CRC-TV News 5:00 Country Calendar 5:30 20/20 6:00 Sports, Weather

and News 6:30 Showtime

720 Cine Club 7:30 New Hazel Show 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 Bonanza 10:00 Compass 10:30 Camera West 11 20 CBC-TV News 11:10 Final Edition

DAWSON CREEK • CJDC-TV 1:15 The Living Word I 20 Comment and

Conviction 2:00 British Open Golf 4:00 Time for Adventure 4:57 CRC-TV News 5:00 Country Calendar 5:30 20/20 6:00 Green Acres 6:30 Gilligan's Island

7:00 Cine Club 7:30 New Hazel Show 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 Bonanza 10:00 Compass 10:30 Camera West 11:00 CRC-TV News 11:09 Final Edition 11:15 Five Star Theatre

Program Notes

British Open Golf Tournament

Video-taped highlights of the final day's play of the British Open Golf Tournament held in Muirfield, Scotland. The Open is played from July 6th to july 9th. Commentators are Henry Carpenter, Bill Cox and Henry Longhurst. The defending champion is Peter Thomson of Australia.

Time for Adventure

Runaway Railway. A group of children are sad because a railway loop is to be closed and their fav-orite engine, Matilda, broken up. A certain Lord Chalk comes to their aid and from then on they become involved in some exciting adventures.

Country Calendar

Recently a new wheat deal has been signed with the Soviet Union. The total sale, the equivalent of 336 million bushels of wheat and flour, is the largest single wheat transaction in the history of inter-national trade. The great wheat sale shows that once again agricul-ture is the mainstay of the Cana-dian economy. This point is amply demonstrated in this half-hour pro-gram. Produced by Dick Boclting.

20/20

Diary of a Mountain Pilot. A film story which shows how Bud .Tillotson, chief instructor fo r Okanagan Helicopters, trains a student pilot to cope with the peculiarities of mountain flying. The company operates the only school in the world where pilots are taught the specialized tech-niques required in high country.

Cine Club

A series of films which have won awards at various international film festivals around the world. To-night:

1. Corrida interdite (The Forbid-den Bullfight).

2. The Day Manolete was Killed.

Ed Sullivan

Ed's guests are: singer Ethel VIerman; the Rolling Stones, vocal

ruly 9th - 15th

- ---JULY 10th

See also page 4 et and week's Issue for aisaible @hang« In those notes sad addIVI psraa laffratatie•

and instrumental group; the Rou-manian Folk Ballet; singer Wayne Newton; and Sandy Baron and Eddie Schaeffer.

Bonanza

Hoss finds a young and wounded Indian, left to die in the bush, and tries to overcome his savagery with kindness. (A repeat).

Compass

A conversation between Patrick Watson and Norman Podhoretz, editor of Commentary, an influen-tial magazine published by the National Jewish Congress in the U.S. Topics covered include Jewish

How to Fly a Helicopter CANADA HAS the only school in the world that teaches the specialized techniques of pilot-ing a helicopter in mountain country. The school, run by Okanagan Helicopters, is located in British Columbia, where the student pilot is given six weeks' basic training at Abbotsford, fol-lowed by further instruction at Penticton in the Okanagan Val-ley, culminating in flights over the high mountains of the Coast Range.

On CBC-TV's 20/20 series this week viewers will see Oka-nagan's chief instructor, Bud Tillotson, taking student pilot Don Broeder through part of his course. Broeder, who operated a crop-spraying business in As-siniboia, Saskatchewan, before

contributions to American culture and miscegenation.

Camera West

A look at Vancouver's West End, an appendage of land that reaches out from the main section of the city toward the north and west shores, and is bounded on the east by beaches, on the north by Stan-ley Park, on the west by Burrard Inlet, the dock area of the harbor, and on the south by downtown Vancouver. One of the oldest sec-tions of the city, it is nevertheless considered' a desirable area in which to live. There is a wide contrast in both architecture and inhabitants. Produced by Mn Soodor. Cameraman is Doug Mc-Kay, film editor is John Fuller and the original music is by Don Thompson.

going to B.C., is already a skilled pilot of fixed-wing -aircraft, one of the requirements for training as a helicopter pilot. Tillotson, a former RCAF pilot who served in the Second World War, has been flying helicopters exclusive-ly for the past 11 years.

The 20/20 film, sub-titled Diary of a Mountain Pilot, shows Tillotson instructing Broeder in take - offs and landings on a small hilltop, a cleared patch of dense valley forest, a narrow rock canyon, and a 12-by-12-foot platform specially constructed on a cliffside. Also shown is the technique of auto-rotation, an emergency measure in which the engine is deliberately cut and the helicopter falls, designed to teach the student what to do in the event of engine failure.

Page Eleven

MEDICINE HAT - CHAT-TV (.1

1220 Luncheon Break 1:00 Luncheon Date 1:30 Ed Allen 2:00 Luncheon Date 2:30 Burns and Allen 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Kiddies Karnival 5:30 Mad Movies

WINNIPEG • CBVVT 0 KENORA—CBWAT, Channel 8

DRYDEN—CBWAT-1, Channel 9

SIOUX LOOKOUT—CBWAT-2, Chan. 12

RED LAKE—CBWAT-3, Chan. 10

FORT FRANCES—CBWCT, Chan. 5

ATIKOKAN—CBWCT-1, Chan. 7

II:55 Headlines 7:00 Fine and Dandy 12:00 Around Town 7:30 Nature of Things 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 8:00 The Fugitive 12:45 Guiding Light 9:00 Summer Music Hall 1:00 Luncheon Date 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 1:30 As the World Turns 10:30 Showcase 2:00 Luncheon Date 11:00 CRC-TV News 2:30 Klahanie 11:14 Viewpoint 3:00 To Tell the Truth I 1:20 Metro News, 3:25 Bonnie Prudden Snorts. Weather 3:55 Milestones of 11:30 Cinema 6

the Century "Treasure of 4:00 Vacation Time San Theresa." 5:00 Summer Camp Marius Goring. 5:30 Mad Movies Dawn Addams 6:00 Reach for the Top I:00 News. Sports 6:30 News. Weather and Weather

and Sports 1:05 Sign Off

FLIN FLON / THE PAS CBVVBT cHvi-i o

Note: Program notes carried on the teeing page de not refer te the following Program listings.

1:00 Luncheon Date 6:30 Vagabond 2:00 As the World Turns Honeymoon 220 Password 7:00 Fine and Dandy 3:00 Klahanie 7:30 Nature of Things 3:30 To Tell the Truth 6:00 The Fugitive 3:55 Bonnie Prudden 9:00 Summer Music Hall 425 Milestones of 10:00 Singalong Jubilee

the Century 10:30 Big Bands 4:30 Worlds in Contrait 11:00 CBC-TV News 5:00 Razzle Dazzle 11:10 Feature Film 520 Passport to "Sealed Cargo"

Adventure 12:45 Sign Off 8:00 Music Hon


MELITA, CHANNEL 9

6:00 On the Go, News. Weather, Sports

6:30 Windfall 7:00 Let's Sing Out 7:30 Nature of Things 8:00 The Fugitive 9:00 Summer Music Hall 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 10:30 Hancock 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 77 Sunset Strip 12:15 Night Final

Sign Off

YORKTON • CKOS•TVffle».110 6:30 Top of the Morning 9:00 Ed Allen 9:30 Good Morning Show 9:45 Movie

"Harriet Craig" 11:00 N.F.B. 1120 William Tell 12:00 Mid- Day Show 12:00 Luncheon Date

(Ch. 8) 12:30 To Be Announced 1:00 Luncheon Date

(Chs. 3. 6. 7. 8) 1:30 Movie Matinee

"Heads We Go" 3:00 To Tell the Truth

3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Cartoons 5:30 Mad Movies 6:00 Sports. News

and Weather 6:30 Bewitched 7:00 Musical Showcase 7:30 Nature of Things 8:00 The Fugitive 9:00 Summer Music Hall 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 10:30 Tom Ewell 11:00 CBC News 11:15 Night Beat

REGINA • CKCK-TV IJ Also CHANNEL 6, 12 and

CKMJ-TV CHANNEL 7

11:00 Test Pattern Psalmody

11:30 Reverie 12:00 Luncheon Date C2:30 Telepulse 12:45 Better Living 1:00 Luncheon Date 1:30 Movie 300 To Tell the Truth 325 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time

5:00 Flipper 5:30 On Safari 6:00 Tokenise 6:30 Dangerman 7:30 Nature of Things 8:00 The Fugitive 9:00 Summer Musk Hall 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 1028 John Bettis's* 11:15 CRC-TV News 11:30 Telepuise 11:45 Arthur Haynes

SWIFT CURRENT • CJFB-TV CHANNEL 2, VAL MARIE


12:00 PolleYe 6:00 News. Weather 12:30 News. Weather and Sports

and Sports 6:30 NFB 12:55 TV Calendar 6:45 Farm Clinic "66" I:00 Luncheon Date 7:00 Bewitched 2:00 Big 5 Matinee 7:30 Nature of Things 2:30 Ed Allen 8:00 The Fugitive 3:00 To Tell the Truth 9:00 Summer Music Hail 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 3:55 Milestones of 10:30 Fireside Theatre

the Century 11:00 CRC-TV News 4:00 Vacation Time 1 1 : 14 Viewpoint 5:00 Summer Camp 11:20 Night Editor 5:30 Mad Movies At Close of Day

PRINCE ALBERT • CKBI-TV Also CHANNELS 2, 4, 7, 10

11:15 TP Show 600 News. Sports 11:43 Sign On and Weather 11:45 Cartoon Time 6:30 Littlest Hobo 12 eo Junction 700 Lucy 1:00 TV Bingo 7:30 Nature of Things 1:30 Hollywood 8:00 The Fugitive

Playhouse 9:00 Summer Music 3:00 To Tell the Truth Hall 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 3:55 Milestones of 10:30 Farm News

the Century I 1 :00 CBC-TV News 4:00 Vacation Time II:15 Weather 5:00 Summer Camp 11:17 Night Cap News 5:30 Mad Movies 11:30 Curtain Time

1:00 Sneak Preview

SASKATOON • CFQC-1V Also CHANNEL 3

12:00 Luncheon Date 12:30 Top o' the Clock I:00 Luncheon Date I:30 Matinee

"Let's Make a Night of It"

3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summerti me 5:30 Mad Movies 6:00 Telenews

6:30 The Restless Gun 7:00 Windfall 7:30 Nature of Things 8:00 The Fugitive 9:00 Summer Musle

Hall 0:00 Singalong Jubilee 0:30 Outdoors Unlimited I:00 C BC-TV News 1:15 Telenews 1:25 Today in Sports I:35 Playhouse 83

"Come Next Spring"

Also CHANNEL 4

12:00 Luncheon Date 6:00 Supper Club 12:30 105 Broadway 6:30 Prairie Producers I eo Luncheon Date 7:00 Western Theatre 1:30 No Hiding Place 7:30 Nature of Things 2:30 Holiday Hide-away 8:00 The Fugitive 3:00 To Tell the Truth 9:00 Summer Muait Hall 325 Bonnie Prudden 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 3:55 Milestones of 10:30 Monday Night

the Century Jazz Scene 4:00 Vacation Time 11:00 CBC-TV News 5:00 Summer Camp 11:15 News Final 5:30 Mad Movies

LLOYDMINSTER • CKSA-TV IF; 1:00 Teatime Theatre 6:05 Sports, News

"The Harder and Weather They Fall" 6:30 Maverick

3:00 To Tell the Truth 7:30 Nature of Things 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 8:00 The Fugitive 3:55 Milestones of 9:00 Summer Music Hall

the Century 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 4:00 Vacation Time 10:30 Spectrum 5:00 Summer Camp 11:00 CBC-TV News 5:30 Mad Movies 11:14 Viewpoint 6:00 Moments of 11:20 World of Today

Meditation

EDMONTON • CBXT ti

GRANDE PRAIRIE—CBXAT, Channel 10

PEACE RIVER—CBXAT-1, Channel 7

HIGH PRAIRIE—CBXAT-2, Channel 2

11:55 Noon News 12:00 Luncheon Date 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Luncheon Date 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Playhouse 30 2:30 Girl Talk 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 5:30 Mad Movies 6:00 Gilligan's Island 6:25 Weather

6:30 Metro Newf. Sports

7:00 Expo'67 7:30 Nature of Thine* 8 eo The Fugitive 9:00 Summer Musle Hall 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 10:30 To Have and

to Hold 11:00 National News II:14 Viewpoint 11:20 Metro News 11:30 Stardust Theatre

"House of Wax." Vincent Price, Frank Lovejoy

12:45 News and Sign Off

RED DEER • CKRD-TV(

CORONATION, CHANNEL 10

BANFF,

12:00 Noontime 1:00 Luncheon Date 2:00 Tourist Talk 2:30 Coffee Break 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 MIlestones of

the Century aeo Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 5:30 Mad Movies

CHANNEL 10

6:00 World Today 6:30 Camp Runamuek 7:00 Rural Ramblings 7:30 Nature of Things 8:00 The Fugitive 9:00 Summer Music Hall 10:00 Singalong Jubilee 10:30 Mr. Lucky 11:00 CRC-TV News 11:15 Night Edlter II:25 Fireside Theatre

Program Notes JULY 1 1th See also page 4 of next week's issue for possible changes In these notes and addit'l program information

CBXT—Playhouse 30 One Left Over, starring Bob

Cummings, Steve Brodie and Beverly Washburn. A devoted hus-band and father loses his wife and, two sons in an automobile accident and struggles to find the courage to live for the sake of his daughter.

CBWT—Klahanie

1. Amateur photographer P. J. Croft presents some fine examples of micro-photography.

2. A film of a horse and rider which has been edited to fit the theme music used for this program.

3. A film story of a weekend ski hike in Garibaldi Park, taken early in the spring, before the snow has completely gone.

Bonnie Prudden Show

Bonnie shows that turning som-ersaults is still a delightful way to get exercise.

CALGARY • CHCT-TV 10:15 Mort's Report 5:00 Summer Camp 10:30 Take Five 5:30 "30" 1100 Over the Rainbow 6:00 Stampede Parade 12:00 Luncheon Date—1 7:00 Honey West 12:30 Luncheon Date-2 7:30 Nature of Things 100 Carousel 8:00 The Fugitive

"Variety Girl," 9:00 Summer Music Hall Bob Hope, 10:00 Singelong Jubilee Bing Crosby 10:30 Outdoors Unlimited

2:45 Blossoms and II:00 CBC-TV News Blades 11:15 Calgary Stampede

see To Tell the Truth I I :45 The Early Show 3:25 Bonnie Prudden "Night Has Eyes," 355 Milestones of James Mason,

the Century Joyce Howard 4:00 Vacation Time 1:30 Take Five

LETHBRIDGE • CJLH-TV CROWSNEST PASS, CHANNEL 3 WATERTON PARK, CHANNEL 12

12:00 Luncheon Date 6:00 Sports, Weather 1210 Noon Show and News 1:00 Luncheon Date 6:30 Farm Show 1:30 No Hiding Place 7:00 Western Theatre 2:30 Baileys of Balboa 7:30 Nature of Things 3:00 To Tell the Truth 8:00 The Fugitive 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 9:00 Summer Music Hail 3:55 Milestones of 10:00 Singelong Jubilee

the Century 10:30 Chip and Chatter 4:00 Vacation Time 11:00 CBC-TV News 5:00 Summer Camp 11:15 Final Edition 5:30 Mad Movies

DAWSON CREEK • CJDC-TV Q 12:00 Luncheon Date 12:30 Cuisine 1:00 Luncheon Date 1:30 Matinee Encore 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 530 Mad Movies 600 Sports Parade

July 9th - 15th

6:10 News 6:20 Weatherman 6:30 F Troop 7:00 Windfall 7:30 Nature of Things 8:00 The Fugitive 9:00 Summer Music Hall 10:00 SIngalong Jubilee 10:30 Spectrum 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:14 Final Edition

Vacation Time

1. Summer Singalong. Singer-host Reg Gibson entertains the chil-dren and townsfolk of Lorette, Man.

2. The Great Outdoors. Host Keith McColl, outdoorsman, out-fitter and guide, follows activities in the outdoors.

Summer Camp

The Young Jacobites. Jean is visiting her cousin Hamish on thé Isle of Skye. They discover the Threshold Stone in a cave and when they cross the stone they go back 200 years to the time of Bon-nie Prince Charlie. First episode of a new adventure story.

Mad Movies

Host Bob Monkhouse's camera records historic comedies from the cinema's Stone Age, then observes its golden age with Larry Semon's most reckless stunt film and those boobs in blue, the Keystone Kops. All this and 100 pies in the eye.

CBVVT—Reach for the Top Outstanding teams of high school

students from six Canadian cities compete in the first national cham-pionships.

Each four-member team has al-ready won for its school the grand championship of the city it repre-sents. The victorious schools come

joanie Sommers is guest star at 9:00 p.m. on CBC-TV's

Music Hall.

Monday Summer

from Vancouver, Ottawa, Winni-peg, Wetaslciwin, Toronto and Montreal.

Host for the national champion-ships, a series of eight weekly pro-grams, is Bill Guest. Production co-ordinator is Neil Andrews of To-ronto. Producer is Jean Mackay.

CBVVT—Fine and Dandy

Features singers Danielle Dorice and Brian Terry. Selections in-clude: Bonsoir

Boogie

Allez-vous

I'm Available

In the Mood

Parapluies de Cherbourg

Nature of Things

The Battle Against Biting In-sects. Scientists are working hard to help us conserve the summer energy we waste in swatting in-sects, such as mosquitoes and flies, that can turn a summer evening into a living hell.

Shows some of the ultra-sophis-ticated alternatives to swatting such as: unbalancing the insects' nutrition; killing them by ultra-sonic or other shock waves; ster-ilizing the males through ionizing radiation or light flashes; drowning the larvae in traps; or interfering with mating and egg-laying by light, color or electricity.

The Fugitive

Richard Kimble accepts a job as a custodian at a private boys' club and finds his boss is an ex-police-man.

Summer Music Hall

John Davidson is host of a variety show with the emphasis on youth.

Comedy routines include sound-imitator Ken Greenwald describing a 1956 rocket launching and comedian George Carlin presenting a newscast. Also featured is singer Joanie Sommers. To conclude, members of the cast try to up-date Little Red Riding Hood.

CBXT—To Have and to Hold

Mrs. E. M. Barnes, a home eco-nomist at the University of Al-berta, leads a discussion on the family cycle, management of time and concern for a budget system.

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9:30 Gideon's Way 10:30 Newsmagazine 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Night Beat

MEDICINE HAT • CHAT-N O

KENORA—CBWAT, Channel 8



RED LAKE—CBWAT-3, Chan, 10



11:55 Headlines 12:00 Around Town 12:30 Best Driver in the

World and Sponge Divers of Greeds

12:45 All- Star Baseball 3:30 Search for Tomorrow 3:45 Guiding Light 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 520 Dave's Place 11:00 MeHale's Navy 420 News. Weather

and Spans 7:00 Expo • 67 Report 7:30 Water Wisdom

8:00 Red Skelton Hour 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 9:30 Gideon's Way 10:30 Newsmagazine 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:14 Viewpoint 1120 Metro News,

Sports, Weather 11:30 Cinema 6

"Gambling House," Victor Mature, Terry Moore

1:00 News, Sports and Weather

1:05 Sign Off

FLIN FLON / THE PAS CBWRT CBWBT IF41

Note: Program notes carried on the facing page de

not refer to the following program listings.

1:00 Luncheon Date 2:00 As the World Turne 220 Password 3:00 Summer Sounds 3:15 Courier 320 To Tell the Truth 3:55 Take Thirty 425 Milestones of

the Century 420 Worlds in Contrast 5:00 Raul. Dazzle 5:30 Passport to

Adventure

seo Musk Hop 6:30 Expo 67 Report 7:00 To Be Announced 7:30 Water Wisdom 8:00 Red Skelton Hour 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 9:30 Gideon's Way 10:30 CBC-TV News 10:40 Feature Film

"I'll See You in My Dreams"

12:15 Sign Off


MELITA, CHANNEL 9

6:30 Batman 7:00 Star Route 7:30 Let's Sing Out 8:00 Red Skelton Hour 900 Dick Van Dyke

REGINA • CKCK-TV 11

Also CHANNEL 6, 12 and

CKMJ-TV CHANNEL 7

11:00 Reverie 11:30 Best Driver in the

World and Sponge Divers of Greece

11:45 All- Star Baseball 2:30 N.F.B. 3:00 Film 3:30 Luncheon Date 4:00 Vacation Time 5 00 Addams Family 5:30 Rifleman

600 T.:depute. 6:30 Combat 7:30 Gilligan's Island 800 Red Skelton Hour 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 920 Gideon's Way 10:30 Newsmagazine 1100 CBC-TV News 11:15 Telepulse 1120 Sask. Outdoors

SWIFT CURRENT • CJF13-TV CHANNEL 2, VAL MARIE


10:45 Popeye 620 Danger Man 11:15 News. Sports 7:30 Let's Sing Out

and Weather 600 Red Skelton Hour 11:45 All- Star Baseball 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 2:30 To Be Announced 9:30 Gideon's Way 3:30 Luncheon Date 1020 Newsmagazine 4:00 Vacation Time 1100 CBC-TV News 5:00 To Be Announced 11:14 Viewpoint 520 Dave's Place 11:20 Night Editor 6:00 News, Weather At Close of Day

and Sports


10:15 TP Show 6:30 Twilight Movies 10:45 Cartoon Time 800 Red Skelton Hour 11:00 Summer Junction 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 11:45 All-Star Baseball 9:30 Gideon's Way

12:00 Luncheon Date 6:30 People Are Funny 2:30 TV Bingo 10:30 Newsmagazine 12:30 Best Driver in the 700 Musical Showcase 3:30 Luncheon Date 1100 CBC-TV News

World and Sponge 7:30 Country Gentlemen 4:00 Vacation Time 11:15 Hite Cap Weather Divers of Greece 800 Red Skelton Hour 5:00 Summer Camp 11:20 Nite Cap News

12:45 All- Star Baseball 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 5:30 Dave's Place 11:38 Curtain Time 3:30 Search for Tomorrow 9:30 Gideon's Way 6:00 News, Sports 100 Sneak Preview 3:45 Guiding Light 10:30 Newsmagazine and Weather 1:05 Sign Off 4:00 Vacation Time 11:00 CBC-TV News 5X10 Kiddies Karnivai 11:15 Weatherman 520 Dave's Place 1120 Maverick 6:00 On the Go—News. 12:20 Sign Off

Weather, Sports

YORKTON • CKOS-11/141:1OEJO

8:30 Top of the Morning 9:00 Ed Allen 9:30 Good Morning Show 9:45 Movie

"Over She Goes" 11:00 N.F.B. 11:30 Best Driver In the

World and Sponge Divers of Greece

- SASKATOON• CFQC-1V O .'•

Also CHANNEL 3

I I : 30 Best Driver in the 600 Telenews World and Sponge 8:00 Red Skelton Hour

11:45 All- Star Baseball Divers of Greece 900 Dick Van Dyke 2:30 To Be Announced 11:45 All-Star Baseball 9:30 Gldeon's Way 3:00 Film 2:30 To Be Announced 10:30 Newsmagazine 3:30 Luncheon Date 3:30 Luncheon Date 1100 CBC-TV Nees 4:00 Vacation Time 4:00 Vacation Time 11:15 Telenews-5:00 Dennis the Menace 5:00 Travelogue Late Edition 5:30 Dave's Place 5:30 Flipper 11:25 Today in Sport 6:00 Sports. News 620 The Virginian 11 :35 Playhouse 83

and Weather "New York Town"

Also CHANNEL 4

10:30 Best Driver In the 8:30 Karen World and Sponge 700 Windfall Divers of Greece 7:30 Let's Sing Out

10:45 All- Star Baseball 8:00 Red Skelton Hour 1:30 To Be Announced 9:00 Diet Van Dyke 3:30 Luncheon Date 9:30 Gldeon's Way 4:00 Vacation Time 10:30 Newsmagazine 5:00 Summer Camp 11:00 CBC-TV News 5:30 Dave's Place 11:15 News Final 6:00 Supper Club

'LLOYDMINSTER • CKSA-TV

10:45 All- Star Baseball 6:30 Cheyenne 1:30 Sign Off 7:30 Let's Sing Out 3:30 Luncheon Date 800 Red Skelton Heur 4:00 Vacation Time 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 5:00 Summer Camp 9:30 Gldeen's Way 5:30 Dave's Place 10:30 Newsmagazine 6:00 Moments of 1100 CBC-TV News

Meditation 11:14 Viewpoint 6:05 Sports, News 11:20 World of Today

and Weather

EDMONTON • CRXT




10:30 Best Driver in the World

10:45 All- Star Baseball I:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:45 Guiding Light 2:00 Playhouse 30 2:30 Girl Talk 3:00 Film Fill 3:25 Luncheon Date 400 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 5:30 Dave's Place 600 On the Scene 6:25 Weather 6:30 Metro News

and Sports

700 Man from U.N.C.L.E.

8:00 Red Skelton Hour 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 9:30 Gideon's Way 10:30 Newsmagazine I 1 :00 National News 11:14 Viewpoint 11:20 Metre News 11 :30 Stardust Theatre

"Malaya," Spencer Tracy, John Hodiak, James Stewart

1:05 News. Sign Off

RED DEER • CKRID-TVO


BANFF, CHANNEL 10

10:45 All-Star Baseball 7:00 Musical Showcase 3:00 To Be Announced 7:30 Glynis 3:30 Luncheon Date 8:00 Red Skelton Hour 4:00 Vacation Time 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 5:00 Summer Camp 5:30 Dave's Place 6:00 World Today 620 Flintstones

9:30 Gideon's Way 10:30 Newsmagazine I 1 :00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Night Editor 11:25 Fireside Theatre

Program Notes

All-Star Baseball Live coverage of the 37th All-

Star baseball game played this year at Busch Memorial Stadium in St. Louis.

CBXT—Playhouse 30

Terror in the Streets, starring Linda Darnell, K. T. Stevens and Richard Long. A frightening ex-perience motivates a young girl to return to the arms of her ex-fiancé.

Summer Camp The Young Jacobites—Episode 2.

A tunnel leads Jean and Hamish to Craigcorrie Castle. Hamish is the son of the Laird, who is plan-ning Bonnie Prince Charlie's escape to France. The children and their friends form the Young Jacobites League to harass the English soldiers.

Dave's Place

Guests this week are folk-singers Nina and Frederick. Dave Guard, formerly with the Kingston Trio, is host.

Expo '67 Report

1. A visit to the Expo '67 display

CALGARY • CHCF- , 10:00 Mort's Report 8:00 Red Skelton Hour 10:15 The Coffee Break seo Dick Van Dyke 10:45 All- Star Baseball 9:30 Gideon's Way 3:00 To Be Announced 10:30 Newsmagazine 3:30 Luncheon Date 11 eo CBC-TV News 4e0 Vacation Time 11:15 Calgary Stampede 5:00 Summer Camp 11:45 The Early Skew 5:30 "30" "Robbery 6:00 12 o'clock High Under Arms," 7:00 This Man Dawson Peter Finch, 7:30 Shenandoah Maureen Swanson

1:30 Coffee Break

LETHBRIDGE • CJLH-1-V CROwçhlEST PASS, CHANNEL 3 WATERTON PARK, CHANNEL 12

10:30 Best Driver In the 6:00 Sports, Weather World and Sponge and News Divers of Greece 6:30 Karen

10:45 All- Star Baseball 7:00 Windfall I:30 Movie 7:30 Let's Sing Out 3e0 To Be Announced 8:00 Red Skelton Hour 3:30 Luncheon Date 900 Dick Van Dyke 4e0 Vacation Time 9:30 Gldeon's Way 5:00 Summer Camp 10:30 Newsmagazine 5:30 Dave's Place 1100 CBC-TV News

11:15 Final Edition

DAWSON CREEK • CJDC-TV ti 10:45 All-Star Baseball 6:30 Daniel Beene 3:00 To Be Announced 7:30 Let's Sing Out 3:30 Luncheon Break 800 Red SkePton Hear 4:00 Vacation Time 9e0 Dick Van Dyke 5:00 Summer Camp 9:30 Gldeon's Way 530 Dave's Place 1000 Newsmagazine 8:00 Sports Parade 1100 CBC-TV News 8:10 News 11:14 Final Edition 629 Weatherman

JULY 12th See also page 4 of next week's issue for possible changes in these notes and addit'l program Information

at Macy's department store in New York City. •

2. An interview with Harry Carl-son of the Walcott Agency in New York, Expo's representatives in the U.S.

3. An interview with Sir Basil Spence, architect for the British Pavilion.

4. An interview with Paul Scott, deputy commissioner-general for the British Pavilion.

CBWT—Water Wisdom

Part 2 of a three-part series de-signed to develop an appreciation for boating and related activities. The sailboat is featured this week. Gordon Konantz, co-ordinator for sailing activities for the Pan Am Games discusses basic sailing tech-niques, illustrated with film cover-age of the regatta held at the Lake of the Woods yacht club last sum-mer. A visit to the Pan Am Games trial regatta held at Gimli, Man., on June 25th also is included. To conclude, an interview with Lorne Davies of the department of public works concerning travel on the Red River and the proper use of the locks and the regulations covering their use. Produced by David Waters. Hosts are Maurice Bur-chell and Phil Reimer.

CBXT—Man from U.N.C.L.E.

Solo and Illya join their boss, Mr. Waverly, in uncovering a THRUSH agent who has infiltrated U.N.C.L.E. headquarters. Elizabeth Allan and Larry Blyden guest-star.

Red Skelton Hour

This week's guests are comedian Stubby Kaye and the Paris Sisters, a vocal trio. In a sketch Clem Kadiddlehopper becomes a candi-date for mayor when citizens try to unseat the incumbent. In the Silent Spot, Red portrays an old-time butcher.

Dick Van Dyke Show

Rob and Laura join an art class and guest star Ina Balín plays a seductive teacher who makes no secret of the fact that Rob is her star pupil.

Gideon's Way

The White Rat. Commander Gideon finds himself with a case which has personal implications when he works with Sgt. Taylor, a very old friend before they were separated by Gideon becoming Scotland Yard Chief. The case con-cerns a neurotic albino crook whose life has always been affected by his looks and who turns to crime to get even with society.

easel/944d:

Norman Podhoretz NORMAN PODHORETZ was only 30 when he succeeded the late Eliot Cohen as editor of the magazine Commentary seven years ago. He was then already well known as a literary critic whose work had appeared in most of the leading magazines of the United States, including Commentary. Founded in 1945 by the American Jewish Com-mittee, Commentary is one of America's foremost intellectual journals. Under Podhoretz's stewardship circulation has been rising and the annual deficit de-creasing, two objectives which in publishing today it is becom-ing more and more difficult to achieve.

Chiefly, Commentary is a "lib-eral" magazine, espousing no particular party line and oriented towards social criticism. Al-though Podhoretz has a some-what pessimistic view of Ameri-can letters ( he recently wrote:

. . the number of people in this country who can write an ac-ceptable piece of exposition in literate English is astound-ingly low"), he has nevertheless managed to present his readers with some of the best writing available. Among his contribu-tors are Edmund Wilson, Lionel Trilling, Saul Bellow, Leslie Fiedler, and Bernard Malamud.

This Sunday night on CBC-TV's Compass (July 10th at 10:00 p.m.) Norman Podhoretz will be seen in conversation with Patrick Watson. The producer is Alex Brown; executive producer, Jim Carney.

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WINNIPEG • CBWT VENORA—CBWAT, Channel 8

DRYDF N—CBWAT 1. Channel 9 SIOUX LOOKOUT—CBWAT-2, Chan. 12


FORT FRANCES—CBWCT, Chan. 5 ATIKOKAN—CBWCT-1, Chan. 7

II:55 Headlines 7:00 World of Wooster 1200 Around Town 7:30 Say When 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 8:00 Mickie Finn's 12:45 Guiding Light 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 1:00 Luncheon Date 9:30 The Advocate 1:30 As the World Turne 11:00 CBC-TV News 2:00 Luncheon Date 11:14 Viewpoint 2:30 Radisson 11:20 Metro News, 3:00 To Tell the Truth Sports, Weather 325 Bonnie Prudden 11:30 Cinema 6 3:55 Milestones of "Pretty Baby,"

the Century Dennis Morgan, 4:00 Vacation Time Betsy Drake 5:00 Summer Camp 1:00 News, Sports 5:30 Mad Movies and Weather 600 The Tall Man 1:05 Sign Off 6:30 News. Weather

and Sports

FLIN FLON : THE PAS °Me/8T CBWBT-1

Note: Program notes carried ow the facing page do not refer to the following program listings.

6:00 To Be Announced 6:15 News, Sports

and Weather 6:30 Movie

"The Hard Man" 8:00 Mickie Finn's

8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 9:30 The Advocate 10:30 NFB Presents 11:00 CBC•TV News 11:15 N i ghtbeat 11:30 Pursuers

REGINA • CKCK-TV Also CHANNEL 6, 12 and

CKMJ-TV CHANNEL 7

I I :00 Test Pattern Psalmody

11:30 Reverie 12:00 Luncheon Date 1220 Telepulse 12:45 Don Daredevil 1:00 Luncheon Date 1 20 Movie 3:00 To Tell the Truth 325 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century

4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Secret Squirrel 5:30 On Safari 6:00 Telepulse 6:30 Laredo 7:30 Honey West 8:00 Mickie Ficure 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 9:30 The Advocate 10:30 Grandma 11:00 CBC•TV News 11:10 Telepulse 11:35 Third Man



1:00 Luncheon Date 6:30 Music in Miniature 12:00 Popeye 2:00 As the World Turns 7:00 World of Wooster 12:30 News, Sports

2:30 Password 7:30 Say When and Weather 3:00 Radisson 8:00 Mickle Finn's I em Luncheon Date 3:30 To Tell the Truth 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 2:00 Big 5 Matinee

3:55 Bonnie Prudden 9:30 Festival 2:30 Ed Allen 4:25 Milestones of 10:30 NFB Presents 3:00 To Tell the Truth

the Century 11:00 CBC-TV News 315 Bonnie Prudden 4:30 Worlds in Contrast 11:10 Feature Film 3:55 Milestones of 500 Barrie Dazzle "Honeymoon the Century 5:30 Passport to Deferred" 4:00 Vacation Time

Adventure 12:30 Sign Off 5:00 Summer Camp

6:00 Mule Hop 5:30 Mad Movies

BRANDON •-CKX-TV 0 BIRTLE-FOXWARREN, CHANNEL 11

MELITA, CHANNEL 9

12/0 Luncheon Break I :00 Luncheon Date 1:30 Ed Allen 2:00 Luncheon Date 220 Tight Rope 00 To Tell the Truth

3:25 Bonnie Pruddee 125 Milestones if

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Take Five 5:30 Atom Ant $AO To Be Announced

6:15 On the Ge, News, Weather. Sports

6:45 Agri-Vlews 700 Bewitched 720 Hogan's Heroes 8:00 Mickie Finn's 820 Bob Hope Theatre 9:30 The Advocate 10:30 NFB Presents II:00 CRC- TV News 11:15 Weatherman I I : 20 Hawaiian Eye 12:20 Night Final

YORKTON CKOS.TV0000 620 Top of the Morning 0:00 Ed Allen II:30 Good Morning Show 9:45 Movie

"Let's Do It Again"

11:00 N.F.B. 1110 William Tell 12:00 Mid- Day Show 12:00 Luncheon Date

(Ch. 8) 12:30 To Be Announced

6:00 News. Weather and Sports

6:30 To Be Announced 6:45 Farming Today 7:00 77 Sunset Strip 8:00 Mickie Finn's 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 9:30 The Advocate 10:30 NFB Presents I 1 : 00 CBC-TV News 11:14 Viewpoint 11:20 Night Editor

At Close of Day

PRINCE ALBERT- CKBI-TV Also CHANNELS 2, 4, 7, 10

11:15 TP Show 11:45 Cartoon Time 12:00 Summer Junction I :00 TV Bingo 120 Hollywood

Playhouse 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 500 Summer Camp 5:30 Atom Ant

6:00 Weather. Sports and News

6:30 Batman 7:00 Flipper 7:30 Hogan's Heroes 800 Mickie Finn's 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 9:30 The Advocate 10:30 NFB Presents I :00 CBC-TV News I :13 Weather I : 17 Nile Cao News I :30 Curtain Time

:00 Sneak Preview :05 Sign Off

SASKATOON • CFQC-TV Also CHANNEL 3

1200 Luncheon Date 1:30 Musical Showcase

MEDICINE HAT--CHAT-TV Also CHANNEL 4

12:00 Luncheon Date 5:30 Mad Movies 12:30 105 Broadway 6:00 Supper Glub 1:00 Luncheon Date 6:30 Arrest and Trial 1:30 The Avengers 8:00 Mickie Finn's 2:30 Holiday Hide-away 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 3:00 To Tell the Truth 9:30 The Advocate 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 10:30 NFB Presents 3:55 Milestones of 11:00 CBC-TV News

the Century I I : 15 News Final 4:00 Vacation Time I I :30 Man from 5:00 Atom Ant U.N.C.L.E.

'LLOYDMINSTER - CHSA-TV 1:00 Wednesday Matinee 6:05 Sports, News

"Conquest of and Weather Cochino" 6:30 To Be Announeed

3:00 To Tell the Truth 7:00 F Troop 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 7:30 Windfall 3:55 Milestones of 8:00 Mickie Finn's

the Century 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 4:00 Vacation Time 9:30 The Advocate 5:00 Summer Camp 10:30 NFB Presents 5:30 Mad Movies 11:00 CBC-TV News 6:00 Moments of 11:14 Viewpoint

Meditation 11:20 World of Today

• EDIVIONTON - GRANDE PRAIRIE—CBXAT, Channel 10



11:25 Girl Talk 6:30 Metro News 11:55 Noon News and Sports 12:00 Luncheon Date 7:00 Reach for the Top 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 7:30 Klondike Drama 12:45 Guiding Light 8:00 Mickie Finn's 1:00 Luncheon Date 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 1:30 As the World Turns 9:30 The Advocate 2:00 Playhouse 30 1120 National News 2:30 Cuisine 11:14 Viewpoint 300 To Tell the Truth 1120 Metro News 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 11:30 Stardust Theatre 325 Milestones of "The Opposite

the Century Sex," 4:00 Vacation Time June Allyson, 500 Summer Camp Dolores Gray, 5:30 Mad Movies Ann Sheridan 6:00 From the Sidelines 1:25 Sign Off 6:25 Weather

REP DEER • CKRD-TVO CORONATION, CHANNEL 10

BANFF, CHANNEL 10

1:00 Luncheon Date 12:30 Too o' the Clock 7:00 Dangerman 12110 Noontime 600 World Today (Cho. 3. 6. 7, ID I:00 Luncheon Date 8:00 Mickie Finn's 1:00 Luncheon Date 6:30 Farm Focus

1:30 Movie Matinee 1:30 Matinee 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 2:00 Tourist Talk 6:45 Information Please "East of "Fighting Chance" 9:30 Festival 2:30 Coffee Break 700 Broadside Piccadilly" 3:00 To Tell the Truth 10:30 NFB Prelenti 3:00 To Tell the Truth 7:30 The Texan

3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 11:00 CRC- TV News 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 8:00 Mickie Finn's 325 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of II:15 Telenews 3:55 Milestones of 8:30 Bob Hope Presents 3:55 Milestones of the Century 1120 Today in Sports the Century 9:30 The Advocate

the Century 400 Vacation Time 11:35 Western 4:00 Vacation Time 10:30 NFB Presents 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Set Playhouse 83 5:00 Atom Ant I 1 :00 CRC- TV News 5:00 Atom Ant 5:30 Mad Movies "The Maverick 5:30 Mad Movies 11:15 Night Editor 5:30 Mad Movies 6:00 Telenews Queen" 11:25 Fireside Theatre

Program Notes JULY 13th See also page 4 of next week's Issue for possible changes in these notes and addit'l program Information

CBXT—Playhouse 30

The Life You Save, starring Gene Kelly, Agnes Moorehead and Janice Rule. A weathered old woman at-tempts to convince an engaging tramp that he should marry her daughter, Lucynell, a beautiful girl of 18, who is deaf and dumb.

Bonnie Prudden Show

Bonnie discusses the young lady who buys an expensive swim-suit, sun-tan lotion, etc., and then never considers going into the water.

Vacation Time

1. A filmed visit to the Chil-dren's Own Theatre in Vancouver.

2. A visit to the B.C. Centennial Caravan.

3. Bruno Cimolai goes aboard HMAS Hobart, an Australian mis-sile-carrying destroyer.

4. A visit to Seattle where we. see a performance by Namu, the captive killer whale.

CALGARY • CHCT-TV 10:15 Mart's Report 5:00 Summer Camp 10:30 Take Five 520 "30” 11 00 Over the Rainbow 6:00 Dial 999 1200 Luncheon Date--1 6:30 Gilligan', Island 12:30 Luncheon Date-2 7:00 Rawhide 1:00 Carousel 8:00 Mickie

"California," 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre Ray Miliand, 9:30 The Advocate Barbara Stanwyck 10:30 NFB Presents

2:30 Let Me Speak to 11:00 CBC-TV News the Manager 11:15 Calgary Stampede

3:00 To Tell the Truth 11:45 The Early Show 3:25 Bonnie Prudden "Lisbon Story," 3:55 Milestones ef David Ferrer,

the Century Patricia Burke 4:00 Vacation Time 100 Take Flee

LETHBRIDGE • CJLH-TV CROWSNEST PASS, CHANNEL 3 WATERTON PARK, CHANNEL 12

12:00 Luncheon Date 12:30 Noon Show 1:00 Luncheon Data I :30 Avengers 220 Around Town 9:00 To Tell the Truth 325 Bonnie Pruddes 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Atom Ant 5:30 Mad Movies

6:00 Sports. Weather and News

6:30 Arrest and Trial 8:00 Midas Finn's 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 9:30 The Advocate 10:30 Grandma 11:00 CBC-TV News I I:15 Final Edition I 1 :20 Man from

DAWSON CREEK • CJDC-TV 12:00 Luncheon Date 6:10 News Simulcast 12:30 Cuisine 6 20 Weatherman 1:00 Luncheon Date 6:30 Inspector Malgret 1:30 Matinee Encore 7:30 Farm Fare 3:00 To Tell the Truth 8:00 Mickle Finn's 325 Bonnie Prudden 8:30 Bob Hope Theatre 3:55 Milestones of 9:30 The Advocate

the Century 10:30 NFB Presents 4:00 Vacation Time 11:00 CBC-TV News 5:00 Summer Camp 11:14 Final Edition 5:30 Mad Movies 11:25 Fly. Star Theatre 6:00 Sports Parade

5. Bruno Cimolai interviews Ted Griffin, owner of the Seattle public aquarium.

Summer Camp

The Young Jacobites—Episode 3. The Young Jacobite League throws the soldiers into confusion with gunfire and bagpipes and the Prince escapes, but is captured on his way to a French ship.

Mad Movies

Million Dollar Madness. Bob Monkhouse lists four box-office blockbusters: animal stars (meet Snooky, the Chimp), child stars (Shirley Temple a n d Mickey Rooney), glamour stars (those Sen-net Bathing Belles are back) and romantic stars (Ben Turpin at his sexy best). A money spinning quartet.

CBWT—The World of Wooster

A series of plays based on the P. G. Wodehouse stories. Starring Ian Carmichael as Wooster; Tracy Reid as Bobby Wickham; Peter Stephens as Mr. Blumenfeld and Addison Ford as his son.

CBWT—Say When

Ross Dobson is host and modera-

tor as noted challengers from across Canada toss questions at a panel well-versed in various aspects of Canadian history.

Regular panelists are Ed Rus-senholt, retired farmer and politi-cian; Jim Chafe, retired school principal and author of history text-books; and Marilyn Boyle, singer and school teacher. They are joined by a guest panelist. Produced by Don Robertson.

Bob Hope Theatre The Highest Fall of All. A Holly-

wood stuntman decides to leap from the Golden Gate Bridge. Robert Q. Lewis is featured as a newspaper reporter and John Wil-lis as a press agent.

The Advocate A 90-minute adaptation of Rob-

ert Noah's play dealing with cir-cumstances surrounding the contro-versial Sacco-Vanzetti case. In 1920 Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Van-zetti were arrested and charged with murder during a payroll rob-bery. James Daly stars as an estab-lished idealistic Boston lawyer whose reputation is severely chal-lenged when he takes up the de-fence of the two men following their conviction. From the Broad-way production; produced for TV by Westinghouse.

Summer Camp, Monday to Thursday at 5:00 p.m., presents this week a drama entitled the Young Jacobites, about two boys who find themselves suddenly in

another era.

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WINNIPEG *t.CBWT•0-,-44, KENORA—CBWAT, Channel 8



RED LAKE—CBWAT-3, Chan. 10



11:55 Headlines 12 AO Around Town 1220 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light I AO Luncheon Date I 20 As the World Turns 2:00 Luncheon Date 2:30 I Love Lucy 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Take Thirty 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 5:30 Country Style 6:00 Gilligan's Island 6:30 News, Weather

and Snorts 7:00 Cuisine

7:30 It's a Square World

8:00 Seaway 9:00 I Dream of Jeannie 9:30 Telescope 10:00 Hogan's Heroes 10:30 A Man Called

Shenandoah , 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:14 Viewpoint 11:20 Metro News,

Sports, Weather 11:30 Cinema 6

"The Break." Tony Britton, William Lucas

I:00 News, Sports and Weather

1 A5 Sign Off

FLIN r:LON / THE PAS CBWBT OBVVBT-10

Note: Program notes carried on the facing page do not refer to the following program listings.

I ea Luncheon Date 2:00 As the World Turns 2:30 Password 3:00 I Love Lucy 3 CO To Tell the Truth 825 Take Thirty 425 Milestones of

the Century 4:30 World. In Contrast 5:oo Resale Deco!. 3:30 passport to

Adventure 6:00 Music Hop 6:30 Man and Optimen

7:00 Cuisine 7:30 It's a Square

World 8:00 Seaway 9:00 I Dream of Jeannie 9:30 Telescope 10:00 Hogan's Heroes 10:30 A Man Called

Shenandoah 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:10 Feature Film

"Never Let Me Co"

12:45 Sign Off

BRANDON • CKX-TV U - BIRTLE-FOXWARREN, CHANNEL 11

MELITA, CHANNEL 9

1220 Luncheon Break I 410 Luncheon Date 120 Ed Allen 2:00 Luncheon Date 2:30 Dennis the Menace 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Take Thirty 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Kiddies 'Carnival 5:30 Country Style 6:00 On-the- Go—News,

Weather, Sports

6:30 To Be Announced 7:00 Ripcord 7:30 F Troop 8:00 Seaway 9410 I Dream of Jeannie 9:30 Telescope I0e0 Man from

U.N.C.L.E. I I :00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Weathermen 1120 Twillpht Theatre AO Night Final

Sign Off

nivcrem • cicos-TvenatÁso 610 Top cif the Morning 9:00 Ed Allen 9:30 Good Morning Show 9:45 Movie

"Oh Boy" 11:00 N.F.B. 11:30 McKeever and

the Colonel 12410 Mld-Day Show 12:00 Luneheon Date

(Ch. 8) 12130 To Be Announced

6:00 Sports. News and Weather

6:30 Walt Disney 7:30 Windfall 8:00 Seaway 9:00 1 Dream of Jeannie

920 Telescope 10:00 Big Valley 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Night Beat 11:30 Third Ban

July 14th

REGINA • CKCK.-TV

Also CHANNEL 6, 12 and

CKMJ-TV CHANNEL 7

II:DO Test Pattern Psalmody

11:30 Reverie 12:00 Luncheon Date 1220 Temples 12:43 Don Daredevil I:00 Luncheon Date 1:30 Movie 3 AO To Tell the Truth 3:25 Take Thirty 325 Milestones el


5e:00 Zane Grey Theatre sao Rifleman 6 AO Telepuise 6:30 Man from

U.N.C.L.E. 7:30 People Are Funny 8:00 Seaway 9:00 I Dream of Jeannie 9:30 Telescope 10:00 Long. Hot Summer 11 AO CBC-TV News 11:15 Telepulse I 1 20 Espionage



12:00 Popeye 12:30 News, Weather

and Sports I I» Luncheon Date 2:00 Big 5 Matinee 220 Ed Ailes 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Take Thirty 3;55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 5:30 Country Style

6:00 News. Weather and Sports

6:30 Walt Disney Presents

7:30 Windfall 8 AO Seaway 9.00 I Dream of leaanla 9:30 Telescope 10.00 Desilu Playhouse 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:14 Viewpoint 11:20 Night Editor

At Close of Day

PRINCE ALBERT • CKE31 TV t-1

Also CHANNELS 2, 4, 7, 10

11:15 TP Show 6:30 People Are Funny 11:45 Cartoon Time 7:00 Bewitched 12:00 Summer Junction 7:30 Musical Showcase I eo TV Bingo SAO Seaway 120 Hollywood 9:00 I Dream of Jeannie

Playhouse 9:30 Telescope 3:00 To Tell the Truth 10 eo Man from 325 Take Thirty UNCLE. 325 Milestones of I :00 CBC-TV News

the Century 1 :15 Weather 4:00 Vacation Time 1 :17 NIte Cap News 5:00 Summer Camp I 20 Curtain Thee 5:30 Country Style ea Sneak Preview 6:00 News. Sports :05 Sign Off

and Wearier

SASKATOON • CF0C-TV 0

Also CHANNEL 3

MEDICINE HAT • CHAT-TV (1 Also CHANNEL 4

izeo Luneheen Date 12à0 105 Broadway ISO Luneheon Date 120 Summertime Feature 3:00 Te Tell the Truth 325 Take Thirty 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 520 Country Style

6:00 Supper Club 6:30 Sunset Theatre 7:00 Wackiest Ship In

tho Army 8:00 Seaway 9:00 I Dream of Jeannie 920 Telescope loeo Slattery's People II:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 News Final 1120 Cain's Hundred

LLOYDMINSTER • CKSA-TV b. 3:00 To Tell the Truth 2:00 Gilligan's Island 325 Take Thirty 7:30 Bewitched 3:55 Milestones of 8

the Century 9:1 81 eDarweaaym of Jeannie

4 AO Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 9:30 Telescope 181 City

5:30 Country Style 11:00 CBC-TV News 6:00 Moments of Meditation 11:14 Viewpoint

11:20 World of Today 6:05 Sports. News 11:25 Thursday Night

and Weather Movie 6:30 My Favorite " Ten Tall Men"

Martian

EDMONTON • CBXT GRANDE PRAIRIE—CBXAT, Channel 10



II:55 Noon News 1200 Luncheon Date 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Luncheon Date 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Playhouse 30 2:30 Girl Talk 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Take Thirty 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 5:30 Country Style 6:00 On the Scene 6:25 Weather 6:30 Metro News, Sports 7:00 Swimtime 7:15 N.F.B.

7:30 It's a Square World

8:00 Seaway 9:00 1 Dream of Jeannie 9:30 Telescope 10:00 Hogan's Heroes 10:30 A Man Called

Shenandoah 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:14 Viewpoint 11:20 Metro News 11:30 Stardust Theatre

"Thursday's Child," Sally Ann Howes, Wilfrid Lawson, Stewart Granger

12:55 Late Metro News Sign Off

RED ,DEER • CKRD:11/0


12 e0 Luncheon Date 6:30 The Munsters BANFF, CHANNEL 10 12:30 Top o' the Clock 7:00 Gilligan's Island

I:00 Luncheon Date I:00 Luncheon Date 720 Let's Sing Out 12:00 Noontime 5:30 Country Style (Chs. 3. 6. 7, 8) 1:30 Matinee 8:00 Seaway 1:00 Luncheon Date 6:00 World Today

1:30 Movie Matinee "Tension at 9:00 I Dream of Jeannie 2:00 Tourist Talk 6:30 Outdoors Unlimited "Gun Fury" Table Rock" 9:30 Telescope 2:30 Coffee Break 7:00 Windfall

3:00 To Tell the Truth 3 AO To Tell the Truth 10:00 Gunsmoke 3:00 To Tell the Truth 7:30 Bewitched 3:25 Take Thirty 3:25 Take Thirty 11:00 CBC-TV News 3:25 Take Thirty 8:00 Seaway 3:55 Milestones of 3:55 Milestones of 11:15 Telenews— 3:55 Milestones of 9:00 I Dream of Jeannie

the Century the Century Late Edition the Century 9:30 Telescope 4410 Vacation Time 4410 Vacation Time 11:25 Today In Sports 4:00 Vacation Time 10:00 Combat 5:00 Wild Bill Hickock 5:00 Summer Trails 11:35 Playhouse 83 5:00 Trapper Dan's 11:00 CBC-TV News 520 Country Style 5:30 Secret Squirrel " Knock on Cabin 11:15 Night Editor

6 AO Telenews Any Door" 11:25 Fireside Theatre

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Program Notes JULY 1 4th See also page 4 of next week's Issue for possible Mange* In time notes and addit'l program information

CBXT—Playhouse 30

The Wedding Present, starring Celeste Holm and Gary Merrill. Letty Morgan, an attractive spin-ster in a small town is aggravated by comments from other people about her unmarried status.

Take Thirty

Features the Stormy Clovers, a young swing group. (First telecast on April 18th, 1966).

Vacation Time 1. Summer Singalong. Hosts Reg

Gibson and Ken Dunstan visit the Manitoba town of Minnedosa. Reg sings and entertains the children and townsfolk.

2. The Great Outdoors. Host Keith McColl, outdoorsman and professional guide, offers young people tips on exploring, wild life and things to do on vacation in Alberta.

Summer Camp The Young Jacobites—Episode 4.

CALGARY • L;r1 ,• I 'y' 10:15 Morts Report 4:00 Vacation Time 10:30 Phonalong 5:00 Summer Camp 11 e0 Over the Rainbow 5:30 "30" 12:00 Luncheon Date—I 600 Wild. Wild West 12:30 Luncheon Date-2 7:00 Combat 1:00 Carousel 8:00 Seaway

"Louisiana 9:00 I Dream of Jeannie Purchase," 9:30 Telescope Bob Hope. 10:00 87th Precinct Vera Zorina 11:00 CBC-TV News

3:00 To Tell the Truth 11:15 Calgary Stampede 3:25 Take Thirty 11:45 The Early Show 355 Milestones of "The Hark,"

the Century Marla Schell, Stuart Whitman

LETHBRIDGE WTI CROWSNEST PASS, CHANNEL 3 WATERTON PARK, CHANNEL 12

12:00 Luncheon Date 12:30 Neon Show 1:00 Luncheon Date 1:30 Moyle e0 To Tell the Truth 325 Take Thirty 325 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summer Camp 5:30 Country Style

6:00 Sports. Weather and News

8:30 Sunset Theatre 8:00 Seaway 900 I Dream of Jeannie 9:30 Telescope 10:00 Slattery's People 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Final Edition 11:20 Twilight Zone

DAWSON CREEK • CiDC ti 12:00 Luncheon Date 6:10 News Simulcast 12:30 Cuisine 8:20 Weatherman 1:00 Luncheon Date 8:30 Danger Man 1:30 Matinee Encore 7:30 Bewitched 3:00 To Tell the Truth 8:00 Seaway 3:25 Take Thirty 9:00 I Dream of Jeannie 325 M 1 teems of 9:30 Telescope

the Century 10:00 Man from 4e0 Vacation Time UNCLE. 5 eo Summer Camp 11 eo CBC-TV News 520 Country Style 11:14 Final Edition 8:00 Sports Parade 11:24 Five Star Theatre

As Hamish and Jean return to the castle the soldiers pursue them but they escape through the tunnel and back to their own times.

It's a Square World

1. Worms. Michael Bentine loses a battle with a worm that will eat anything.

2. Railways. Four gentlemen of different nationalities play most amicably with model trains at the International Model Railway Meet — until the lines get all fouled up.

3. Breakout. The BBC keep their top artists by locking them up in a concentration camp, according to Bentine, but the Square World cast makes an escape attempt.

I Dream of Jeannie Roger tries to make a fortune at

the Reno gambling tables with the help of Jeannie. His luck depends on Jeannie's grasp of modern gam-bling but she is quite new at it.

Telescope Around the Marble Arch. The

story of London's Hyde Park speakers and an interview with Heathcote Williams, author of the

Gary Merrill stars Thursday afternoon with Celeste Hohn on CBXT's Play-

house 30 drama, The Wedding Present.

recent book on the subject, The Speakers. ( Repeat).

Hogan's Heroes Hogan seeks contact with under-

ground fighters operating near Stalag 13, unaware that this ap-parently pro-Allied group actually is the bait in a trap laid by the Germans.

A Man Called Shenandoah An army scout locates a deserter

with whom Shenandoah once served. (A repeat).

THE ADVOCATE (Continued from page 5)

no doubt of their acquittal. Thus, two men died who, in the light of all the traditions of American fairness, should not have died." The trial itself provided

enough sensation. It was held "in a hostile atmosphere," as Oliver Wendell Holmes later said: the foreman of the jury re-marked, without even having heard a word of testimony, "Damn them, they ought to hang anyway;" the two defend-ants were wheeled into court in a closed cage.

After the conviction, a man whose whole life was the law took up the cause of Sacco and Vanzetti, believing that the law had been betrayed. William G. Thompson, who became the two men's chief defence counsel,

was a corporation lawyer, an officer of the Bar Association, and a highly respected figure in New England. It was he who argued the case before United States Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, speak-ing with such passion and an-guish that Holmes halted him with: "Mr. Thompson, I shall have to ask you to desist be-cause you are persuading me to do what I know I have no right to do." The law has since been changed, so that where Holmes felt there was no case for Federal intervention, today there would be.

In the television play of the Sacco-Vanzetti ease, entitled The Advocate, to be telecast Wednesday, July 13th at 9:30 p.m. on CBC-TV, James Daly stars as the defence attorney, Dino Fazio as Vanzetti and Dolph Sweet as Sacco.

ALL 1 CLL. Pena 1V.Inatatan

11:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Night Beat 11:30 Wackiest Ship

In the Army

1220 Luncheon Break

1:00 Luncheon Date 1:30 Ed Allen 2:00 Luncheon Date 2:30 All- Star Theatre 325 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 500 Kiddies Kernlye 5:30 Outlook

WINNIPEG • CBWT KENORA—CBWAT, Channel 8






11 :55 Headlines 7:00 Man from 12:00 Around Town UNCLE. 12:30 Search for Tomorrew 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen 12:45 Guiding Light 8:30 Get Smart I CO Luncheon Date 9:00 Friday Nite Movie 1:30 As the World Turns II CO CBC-TV News 2:00 Luncheon Date 11:14 Viewpoint 2:30 RCMP 11:20 Metro News. 3:00 To Tell the Truth Sports. Weather 315 Bonnie Prudden 11:30 Cinema 6 325 Milestones of "Up Periscope,"

the Century James Garner. 4:00 Vacation Time Edmund O'Brien. 5:00 Forest Rangers Alan Hale.

5:30 Outlook Andra Martin 6:00 Green Acres 1:00 News. Snorts 6:30 News. Weather and Weather

and Sports I:05 Sign Off

FLIN FLON / THE PAS CBWBT CBWBT-1

Note: Program notes carried on the facing page do not refer to the following program listines.

1:00 Luncheon Date 7:00 Reach for the Top 200 As the World Turns 7:30 Gilligan's Island 2 CO Password 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen 3:00 To Be Announced 8:30 Get Smart

3:30 To Tell the Truth 9:00 Friday Night 3:55 Bonnie Prudden Movie 4:25 Milestones of "Beauty and the

the Century Robot" 4:30 Worlds in Contrast 11:00 CBC-TV News sec Razzle Dazzle 11:10 Man from 5:30 Forest Rangers UNCLE. 6:00 Music Hop 12:10 Sign Off 6:30 Let's Talk Music


MELITA, CHANNEL 9

6:00 On-the- Go—News— Weather, Sports

6:30 Danger Man 720 King of Diamond. 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen 820 Get Smart 9:00 The Early Show

To Be Announced 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Weatherman 11111 Desilu Playheuse 12:16 Night Final

Sign Off

YORKTON • CKOS-TV0000 8:30 Top of the Morning 1:30 Movie Matinee 900 Ed Allen "Women Aren't 9:30 Good Morning Show Angels" 0:45 Movie 3:00 To Tell the Truth

"Miami Expose" 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 11:00 NFB 3:55 Milestones of 11 :30 William Tell the Century 12:00 Mid- Day Show 4:00 Vacation Time 12:00 Luncheon Date 5:00 Cartoon Party

(Ch. 8) 5:30 Outlook 12:30 To Be Announced 6:00 Sports, Weather 1:00 Luncheon Date and News

(Che. 3. 6, 7, 11) 630 Batman

700 Zane Grey Theatre 7:30 Profile 8:oo Chorus Gentlemen 8:30 Get Smart 9:00 Shamrock

Movietime "Sitting Bull"

REGINA • CKCK-TV e: Also CHANNEL 6, 12 and

CKMJ-TV CHANNEL 7

11:00 Test Pattern Psalmody

I I :30 Reverie 12:00 Luncheon Date 12:30 Telepulse 12:45 Guest House I e0 Luncheon Date 3:00 To Tell Uto Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Atom Ant 5:30 Sea Hunt

6:00 Telepulse 6:30 Wild, Wild Weal 7:30 Hogan's Heroes 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen 8:30 Get Smart 9:00 Friday Nita at

the Movies "Abandon Ship"

11:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Tolepulso 11:30 Theatre of

Adventure "Calling North-side 777"

SWIFT CURRENT - CJFB-TV CHANNEL 2, VAL MARIE


12:00 Popeye 6:00 News. Sports 12:30 News, Sports and Weather

and Weather 6:30 Trailmasters I :00 Luncheon Date 7:30 Musical Showcase 2:00 Big 5 Matinee 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen 2:30 Ed Allen 8:30 Get Smart 3:00 To Tell the Truth 9:00 Big Valley 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 1000 Untouchables 3:55 Milestones of 11:00 CBC-TV News

the Century 11:14 Viewpoint 4:00 Vacation Time 11:20 Night Editor 5:00 Fury 11:25 Million Dollar

5:30 Outlook Movie


11:15 TP Show 6:00 News. Sports 11:45 Cartoon Time and Weather 12:00 Summer Junction 6:30 Rawhide 1:00 TV Bingo 7:30 Batman 1:30 Hollywood 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen

Playhouse 8:30 Get Smart 3:00 To Tell the Truth 9:00 Let's Sing Out

3:25 Bonnie Prudden 9:30 Candid Camera 355 Milestones of 1000 Big Valley

the Century 11:00 CBC-TV News 4 eo Vacation Time 11:13 Weather 5:00 To Be Announced 11:17 Nite Cap News

5:30 Outlook 11:30 Curtain Time 1:30 Sneak Preview 1:35 Sign Off

SASKATOON • CFQC-TV Also CHANNEL 3

12:00 Luncheon Date 12:30 Top o' the Clock 100 Luncheon Date 1:30 Matinee

"Brimstone" 3:00 To Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of

the Century 4:00 Vacation Time 5:00 Summertime 5:30 Atom Ant 6:00 Telling,»

6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:00

11:00 11:15 11:25 11:35

Mr. Ed Court Martial Chorus Gentlemen Get Smart Movie "You're In the Navy Now" CBC-TV News Telenews Today in Sports Playhouse 83 "My Sister Eileen"

MEDICINE HAT • CHAT-TV (1

Also CHANNEL 4

12:00 Luncheon Date 5:30 Outlook 12:30 105 Broadway 6:00 Supper Club 1:00 Luncheon Date 6:30 Patio Playhouse 1:30 The Line UP 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen 2:30 Holiday 8:30 Get Smart

Hide- A-Way 9:00 Friday Nite Movie 3:00 To Tell the Truth 1100 CBC-TV News 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 11:15 Night Final 325 Milestones of 11:20 News Final

the Century 11:30 Award Winning 4:00 Vacation Time Theatre 500 Kids Bids

LLOYDMINSTER • CKSA-TV

1:00 Curtain Call 6:30 British Calendar "The Good 6:45 Telefacts Humor Man" 7:00 77 Sunset Strip

See To Tell the Truth 8:00 Chorus Gentleman 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 8:30 Get Smart 325 Milestones of 800 Big Valley

the Century 10:00 The New 4:00 Vacation Time Adventures of 5:00 To Be Announced Martin Kane 5:30 Outlook 10:30 Dial 999 8:00 Momenta et II CO CBC-TV News

Meditation 11:14 Viewpoint 6:05 Sports. News 1120 World of Today

and Weather 11:25 Friday Nite Moyle

EDMONTON • CBXT




11:55 Noon News 6:25 Weather 12:00 Luncheon Date 6:30 Metro News, 12:30 Search for Tomorrow Sports 12:45 Guiding Light 7 eo Lost in Space 1 CO Luncheon Date 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen 1:30 As the World Turns 8:30 Get Smart 2:00 Playhouse 30 9:00 Friday Nite Movie. 2:30 Girl Talk II CO CBC-TV News 3:00 To Tell the Truth 11:14 Viewpoint 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 11:30 Stardust Theatre

3:55 Milestones of "The Wings the Century of Eagles,"

I eo Vacation Time John Wayne, 5:00 Forest Rangers Maureen O'Hara. 520 Outlook Dan Dailey 6:00 Hopalong Cassidy 1:20 News. Sign Off

RED DEER • CKRD-TVO


BANFF, CHANNEL 10

12:00 Noontime 6:30 Abbott and 1:00 Luncheon Date Costello 2:00 Tourist Talk 7:00 Harrigan 2:30 Coffee Break 7:30 Let's Sing Out

3:00 To Tell the Truth 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 8:30 Get Smart 3:55 Milestones of 9 CO Man from

the Century U.N.C.L.E. 4:00 Vacation Time 10:00 The Untouchables 5:00 Sword of Freedom 11:00 CBC-TV News 5:30 Outlook 11:15 Night Editor

6:00 World of Today 11:25 Fireside Theatre

Program Notes JULY 1 5th 'See else page 4 of next week's issue for possible changes In these notes and addit'l program Information

CBXT—Playhouse 30 "Hey—Mac," starring Gary Mer-

rill. A sullen, moody boy and his attractive divorcée mother both change considerably after . a pro-longed stay at a fishing lodge.

Bonnie Prudden Show

Bonnie emphasizes the impor-tance of a father to his children and expresses that his time with them, however brief, is most necessary for their physical and emotional well-being.

Vacation Time 1. Eugene Kash and Russ

Thomas develop rhythms and mus-ical postcards for their participat-ing audience.

2. Wyn Canty accompanies Jack Pearse in some action songs and games.

CALGARY. • CHCT-TV 0 10:15 Mort' s Report 10:30 Take Five 11 910 Over the Rainbow 1200 Luncheon Date-1 12:30 Luncheon Date-2

1:00 Carousel "Frenchman's Creek." Joan Fontaine, A. Cordova

3 el To Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of


5:00 Forest Rangers 520 "30" AO Flipper

ieo Maa tren U.N.C.LE.

7:30 Addams Faulty 8:00 Chorus Gentlemea 8:30 Get Smart

9:00 Friday Nita Moyle "Merrill's Marauders." Jeff Chandler, Ty Hardin

I 1 : 00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Calgary Stampede 11:45 The Early Show

"My Uncle." Jacques Tatl, lean- Pierre Zola

1:30 Outdoors Unlimited 2:00 Take Five

LETHBRIDGE • CJLH-TV CROWSNEST PASS, CHANNEL 3


12:00 Luncheon Date 12:30 Noon Show 1:00 Luncheon Date 1:30 Line Uts 220 Trackdown 3 ex) Te Tell the Truth 3:25 Bonnie Prudden 3:55 Milestones of


5:00 Summer Camp 5:30 Country Style 6:00 Sports. Weather

and News 6:30 Patio Playhouse 8:00 Chorus Gentlemen 8:30 Get Smart 9:00 Friday Nile Moyle 11:00 CBC-TV News 11:15 Final Edition 11:20 Starlight Theatre

DAWSON CREEK • C2DC-TV 1220 Luncheon Date 6:00 Sports Parade 12:30 Cuisine 6:10 News Simulcast 100 Luncheon Date 6:20 Weatherman

I:30 Matinee Encore 6:30 Cheyenne 220 Luncheon Date 7:30 Musical Showcase 300 To Tell the Truth 8:00 Chorus Gentleman 325 Bonnie Prudden 8:30 Get Smart 3:55 Milestones of 9:00 Big Valley

the Century 10:00 Corohat

4:00 Vacation Time II:00 CBC-TV News 5:00 TV Digest I 1 : 15 Final Edition

530 Outlook I I :25 F ive Star Theatre

Forest Rangers

It takes all the ingenuity of the junior forest rangers to save the old Hudson Bay fort where they have their headquarters. A lumber company owns the fort site and wants to build a new sluice through it.

Outlook

Ballerina. A film portrait of Margaret Mercier, a girl who has achieved what thousands aspire to but seldom attain. A graduate of Sadler's Wells Ballet, prima balle-rina of Les Grands Ballets Cana-diens, and recently a student of the Bolshoi Ballet, she tells her own story in this film and how she feels about the demands of her art and the dedication and energy that it requires of her. She is shown

e;loiz Ala494.,zei` Me4cieJi:

rehearsing and during her scarce spare time, relaxing in the park, window shopping, and during a quiet evening at home.

Get Smart Maxwell Smart masquerades as

a chauffeur and agent 99 as a rich femme fatale, to trap a KAOS art dealer who is placing exploding art paintings in foreign consulates.

Friday Night Movies Black Like Me. Starring James

Whitmore, Walther Mason, John Marriot and Clifton James. The true story of John Howard Griffin, a journalist who in order to find what being a Negro in America is really like, darkened his skin with the aid of chemicals so that he could pass as colored. What he discovered when he went to the South changed his whole life, and profoundly altered his ideas, not only about Negroes but about white people.

Ballet: The Only Reality A FILM PORTRAIT of a girl who has achieved what thou-sands aspire to but few ever realize—ballet stardom—will be presented on TV's Outlook on Friday, July 15th. In this film, made by the NFB in 1963, Mar-garet Mercier, a small, slender graduate of Sadler's Wells Bal-let, and former student of the Bolshoi Ballet, who has been a prima ballerina with Les Grands Ballets Canadiens and is now prima ballerina with the Hark-ness Ballet Company in New York, tells her story. She de-scribes how she feels about the demands of her art, and the dedi-cation, energy, work and per-sistence it requires. Viewers will follow Miss Mer-

cier through her daily routine— practice in the studio with other dancers, rehearsal of roles under the watchful eye of choreog-rapher Madame Ludmilla Chi-riaeff, founder and director of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, and, in the little spare time she

Margaret Mercier

has left, taking a few moments for relaxation — a walk in the

-park, window shopping, and a quiet evening at home.

Miss Mercier is a native Mont-realer who began to study ballet when she was seven. From the first it meant sacrifices — she

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samedi 9 juillet ( Sat.)

4:00 Grand Prix. French version of " National Velvet."

4:30 Monsieur Pia- Pia. Program for children. 5:00 Ulysse et Oscar. Comedy series. 5:30 Theatre de Coucou. Dramatization of fairy

tales. 6:00 Charlie Chaplin. Series featuring great

Chaplin films. 6:30 Telejournal. 6:45 Aujourd'hui. Current affairs program fea-

turing interviews with leading personalities in the news. Hosts are Michelle Tisseyre and Wilfrid Lemoine.

7:30 Vive la vie. Parisian situation comedy. 7:45 Langue vivante. Program on the French lan-

guage. 800 Petit theatre. 8:30 Billet de faveur. (See highlights). 10:00 Les Grands Noms du Music-hall. Tonight:

Le. Trois Menestrels. 11:00 cinema. " L'Obsede." a 'chiller.' directed by

Edward Dmytryk. Stars Robert Newton. A mad doctor keeps a man prisoner In a cellar and has devised for him a stow and weird death.

dimanche 10 juillet (Sun.)

4:00 Farfadou et Farfadette. Hosts Roland Gana. met and Paul Gauthier present for young-sters films from various parts of the world.

5:00 Les Travaux et les jours. Agriculture. 5:30 Recital. Guests: Claude Corbeil, basso. 6:00 Visage des Prairies. Version of series

"Prairie Profile." Commentators: Louise Bernier Adams and Henri Bergeron.

6:30 Le Grenier aux souvenirs. Program for chil-dren.

7:00 Walt Disney presente. 8:00 Les As des quilles. Bowling. 8:30 Chasse et peche. Program on hunting and

fishing. 9:00 Festival du theatre d'amateurs. 10:00 Wilfrid Pelletier rencontre. (See highlights). 10:30 La Grande Guerra. 11:00 D'hier a demain. Documentary.

lundi 11 juillet (Mon.)

4:30 Bobino. Cartoons. 500 Le Courrier du Roy. Adventure series for

young people. 5:30 La Bate a Surprise. 6:00 Jeunesse oblige. Les Club des mobs, with

Mariette Levesque and Guy Boucher. Vari-ety show for youngsters.

6:30 Telejournal. 6:45 Jeunesse oblige. A Go- Go. 7:45 Feu rouge, feu vert. Variety. 8:00 Belle et Sebastien. Serialized drama Pro-

duced in France. 8:30 Face a la musique. Musical quiz. 9:00 Sineerement, Fernand Gignac. Songs. Guests. 9:30 Les Barons de la Pegre. Police drama. 10:30 Cartes sur table. Panel discussion. 11:00 Cinema. " Le Sadique," a horror film di-

rected by Jess Frank. Stars Anne Astor and Howard Vernon.

mardi 12 juillet (Tues.)

4:30 Bobino. Cartoons. 5:00 Le Chevalier Bayard. Adventure series. 530 La Boite a Surprise. 6:00 Jeunesse oblige. " La Musique serieuse,"

with Michel Dussauit and guests. 6:30 Telelournal. 6:45 Aujourd'hui. Current affairs program. Inter-

views. Hosts: Michelle Tisseyre and Wilfrid Lemoine.

7:30 Vive la vie. Parisian situation comedy. 7:45 Feu rouge, feu Vert. Variety. 8:00 Mon pays, mes chansons. (See highlights). 8:30 Les Saintes Charles. Parisian situation

comedy.

9:00 Route 66. 10:00 Camera 66. News magazine. 10:30 Rendez-vous Cote-d'Azur. Starring tonight,

Charles Axnavour. 11:00 Cinema. " Honorable Angelina." ( See high•

lights).

mercredi 13 juillet ( Wed.)

4:30 Bobino. Cartoons. 5:00 Thierry la Fronde. Adventure series, based

on the epic struggles of French 16th century history.

5:30 La Boite a Surprise. 6:00 Jeunesse oblige. 6:30 Telelournal. 6:45 Aujourd'hul. Current affairs program. Inter-

views. Hosts are Michelle Tisseyre and Wil-frid Lemoine.

7:30 Vive la vie. Parisian situation comedy. 7:45 Feu rouge, feu vert. Variety. 8:00 Cinema du Mercredi. (See highlights). 9:45 L'Extravagante Lucie. French version of the

Lucy Show. 10:15 La Qustrieme dimension. 10:45 Les Affaires de l'Etat. The Liberal Party. 11:00 Les Incorruptibles.

jeudi 14 juillet ( Thurs.)

4:30 Bobino. Cartoons. 5:00 Roquet, belles oreilles. French version of

Huckleberry Hound, 5:30 La Boite a Surprise. 6:00 Jeunesse oblige. " La Boite a chansons,"

with Jean-Pierre Ferland. 6:30 Telejournal. 6:45 Aujourd'hui. Current affairs program with

Michelle Tisseyro and Wilfrid Lemoine. 7:30 Vive la vie. Parisian situation comedy. 7:45 Feu rouge, feu vert. Variety. 8:00 Zero, un, Londres. Suspense drama. 8:30 Au fond des coeurs. Drama. 9:30 Les Cailloux. Songs. The popular singing

group are featured. Host: Michel Garneau. 10:00 Concerts populaires. (See highlights). 11:00 L'Abonne de la ligne U. Police drama. 11:30 Le Filet d'acier. Police adventures.

vendredi 15 juillet (Fri.)

4:30 Bobino. Cartoons. 5:00 CF-RCK. Yves Letourneau stars In series

dealing with the adventures of Quebec bush pilots.

5:30 La Boite a Surprise. 6:00 Jeunesse oblige. " Folklore," with Clement

Desrochers, 6:30 Telejournal. 6:45 Aujourd'hul. Current affairs program with

Interviews. Hosts: Michelle Tisseyre and Wilfrid Lemoine.

7:30 Vive la vie. Parisian situation comedy. 7:45 Feu rouge, feu vert. Variety. 800 Prenez le volant. Jacques Duval is the com-

mentator in this program about automobiles. Consumer reports for car- buyers.

8:30 Cinema International. "Madame Sans- gene." (See highlights).

10:15 Souvenez-vous. Tonight: "En haut de la pente douce." Interviews with the author Roger Lemelin, and with Denise Pelletier, a principal. Hosts: Jacques Normand and Roger Baulu.

10:45 Felix. Comedy, 11:00 Cinema. " Les Lions sont ladies," comedy

directed by Henri Verneuil. A woman leaves her husband and comes to Paris to experience her newly found liberty. The stars: Jean-Claude Brialy, Claudia Car-dinale. Michele Morgan, Danielle Darrieux, and Lino Ventura.

FRENCH TELEVISION

HIGHLIGHTS

Channel 3—CBWFT

Winnipeg

Billet de faveur-8:30 p.m., Saturday

Vera Cruz. Western, starring Gary Cooper, Burt Lancaster and Denise Daroel. Directed by Robert Aldrich. Action takes place in Mexico.

Wilfrid Pelletier rencontre-10:00 p.m., Sunday

Mr. Pelletier introduces tonight Joel Derouin, violinist, and Louise-Andrée Barré, pianist, both from Cornwall, Ontario, and France De-guise, young pianist from Montreal.

Mon pays, mes chansons-8:00 p.m., Tuesday

A tour of la Belle Province with different chansonniers. Tonight: Claude Gauthier and Monique Mi-ville-Deschénes.

Cinema-11:00 p.m., Tuesday

Honorable Angaina. Comedy di-rected by Luigi Zampa. A poor widow, mother of five, stirs up a social revo-lution in her neighborhood. Anna Magnani and Nando Bruno.

Cinema du mercredi-8:00 p.m., Wednesday

Police drama, based on a novel by Agatha Christie, and directed by Billy Wilder. A famous lawyer agrees to defend a client held responsible for the death of a rich widow. Charles Laughton, Tyrone Power and Marlene Dietrich.

Concerts populaires-10:00 p.m., Thursday

A concert of light classical music for summer viewing. Tonight, the guest is Ronald Turin', pianist. The orchestra is under Dimitri Agrafiotis. Hosts: Lisette Gervais and Henri Bergeron.

Cinema international-8:30 p.m., Friday

Madame Sans-gêne. Comedy based on the play by Victorien Sardou and Emile Moreau, and directed by Christian-Jaque. The story of a washerwoman who marries a soldier in Napoleon's army. The soldier be-comes finally a Duke. His wife brings to the Emperor's court a language and manners that create quite a tur-moil. Sophia Loren and Robert Hos-sein.

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Program Notes 1

July 9th 2:30 p.m.—Summer Sound of

Sports (1:30 p.m. on CBK, 12:30 p.m. on

CBX and CBR) Special reports from the training

camps of the Big Four and West-ern Conference football teams. From Hamilton Tigercats, Don

Chevrier and Al Hamel report. From Vancouver Lions, Bill Good; from the Calgary Stampeders, Ron Oakes; from the Toronto Argo-nauts, Fred Sgambati; from the Ed-monton Eskimos, Ernie Afaganis; from the Saskatchewan Rough-riders, Beattie Martin. In Winnipeg Phil Reimer reports for the Win-nipeg Blue Bombers, in Ottawa, Dan Kelly for the Ottawa Rough Riders and in Montreal the reporter is tb be announced.

Reports include interviews with players and coaches along with a report on the teams as the pre-season games start. Plus regular features.

5:00 p.m.—Opera Time (4:00 p.m. on CBK, 3:00 p.m. on

CBX and CBR) Hostess Ruby Mercer introduces

guest Milton Cross, long-time com-mentator on the radio broadcasts from the New York Metropolitan Opera. They listen to and discuss recordings of the great voices of yesterday.

6:30 p.m.—Prairie Sports Final Downhill to Glory. The story of

Canada's national ski team and its preparation for the world ski cham-pionships. Includes interviews with coach Dave Jacobs, ladies' coach Verne Anderson and manager Peter Webster. Also included is inter-views with the six top skiers on the team. Producer, Walt Unger.

7:05 p.m.—Metronome Co-hosts Allan Millar and War-

ren Davis introduce a program concerning music in Canada and the activities of Canadian musi-cians.

8:05 p.m.—Now I Ask You A literary quiz. This week's

guest panelist is Hugh Gamer, au-

SATURDAY RADIO

Cl3W • MANITOBA • 99 (CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME)

6:00 News, Clock Watcher 10:30 6:30 News, Weather, Road 11:00

Report, Clock Watcher 11:03 7:00 News, Weather, 11:50

Marine Forecast, 11:59 Clock Watcher, 12:00 Road Report 12:03

7:30 CBC News 7:35 Sports, Weather, 12:15

Clock Watcher 12:30 7:50 Family Worship 1:00 8:00 CBC News 8:05 Clock Watcher 9:00 CBC News, From Our

Correspondents 9:10 Weather 9:15 To Be Announced 10:00 CBC News 10:03 Court of Opinion

Top of the Pops CBC News The Action Set CBC Stamp Club Time Signal CBC News Road Report, Parade of Bands Fishermen's Broadcast Western Roundup CRC News, Weather

1:10 Manitoba Memos 1:40 Agenda 2:00 CBC News 2:03 Weather, Interlude 2:10 Showcase for a Star 2:30 Summer Sound of

Sports, News on the Hour

5:00 Opera Time 6:30 Prairie Sports Final 7:00 CBC News 7:05 Metronome 7:30 Pratley at the Movies 8:00 CBC News 8:05 Now I Ask You 8:30 Eric Iupp and

His Orchestra 9:00 Hermit's Choice 10:00 CBC News 10:05 Country Holiday 11:00 CBC News 11:03 Jazz: the Vintage

Years 12:00 CBC News, Weather 12:15.8:00 Music Only,

News on the Hour

CBE • SA$KATCHE WAN • 34

6:00 News, Sun-Up in Sask.

6:30 News, Weather, Sun-Up in Sask.

7:00 CBC News, Weather, Sun-Up in Sask.

7:30 CBC News 7:35 Sports, Weather,

Sun-Up in Sask. 7:50 Family Worship 8:00 CBC News 8:05 Sun-Up in Sask. 9:00 CBC News, From Our

Correspondents 9:10 Sun-Up in Sask. 9:15 To Be Announced 10:00 CBC News 10:03 Court of Opinion

4:00 Opera Time 5:30 In Canada This Week 5:50 Keyboard Capsules 6:00 CBC News

(CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) 10:30 Top of the Pops 6:05 10:59 Time aignal 6:30 11:00 CBC News 7:00 11:03 Action Set 7:05 11:50 CBC Stamp Club 7:30 12:00 CBC News 8:00 12:03 Weather, Road Report, 8:05

Parade of Bands 8:30 12:40 Agenda 1:00 CRC News 1:07 To Be Announced 1:10 Showcase for a Star 1:30 Summer Sound of

Sports, News on the Saskatchewan

9 : 00 10:00 10:05 11:00 11:05

Hour Band Stand 12:00 CBC News. Weather 12:06-6:00 Music Only,

News on the Hour

Pops Parade Prairie Sports Final CBC News Metronome Pratley at the Movies CBC News Now I Ask You Eric lupp and His Orchestra Hermit's Choice CBC News, Weather Country Holiday CBC News

CBX • EDMONTON 74 / CBR • CALGARY • le! X6:00 News, Top of the

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thor and a columnist on the To-ronto Telegram.

10:05 p.m.—Country Holiday

A series recorded before audi-ences in the Academy Theatre, Lindsay, Ont., every Friday night for broadcast the following eve-

ning. Concerts are set up in the Grand Ole Opry style. Featured this evening are singer-guitarist Tommy Hunter; ragtime pianist Alex Read; fiddler Al Cherny; the Rhythm Pals, and guests from Nashville, Tennessee—George Jones and the Blue Ridge Quartet.

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July 10th

8:05 a.m.—Postmark U.K.

Ripon. A cathedral city, 200 miles north of London, and the gateway to some of England's love-liest countryside, the Yorkshire Dales. The cathedral is the fourth highest in the country, and one of the most beautiful with innumer-able treasures. Handel Honey inter-views its residents and hears some-thing of its long history.

10:30 a.m.—Kaleidoscope

The Tomb of Tut-ankh-amen— Part 2. What were the newspapers saying about the discovery of this ancient tomb? How did the dis-covery influence fashion, styles and the music of the day? The answers are presented in dramatic form. Host is announcer Gren Marsh.

2:30 p.m.—Church of the Air (1:30 p.m. on CBX and CBR)

The service originates from the Fourth Avenue Baptist Church in Ottawa, conducted by the Rev. S. H. Holmes.

4:03 p.m.—CBC Showcase (3:03 p.m. on CBK, 2:03 p.m. on

CBX and CBR)

The Broadway of Jule Styne. An interview with the prolific Broad-way musical composer, Jule Styne

Tommy Hunter stars Saturday at 10:05 p.m. on Country Holiday, in a show recorded at Lindsay,

Ont.

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by broadcaster Tony Thomas. With musical selections from Styne's shows.

8:00 p.m.—Sherlock Holmes (7:00 p.m. on CBK, 6:00 p.m. on

CBX and CBR)

A series of adaptations of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's detective stories featuring Carleton Hobbs as Holmes and Norman Shelley as Dr. Watson. Adaptations are by Mi-chael Hardwick. Tonight, The Priory School.

8:30 p.m.—Carl Tapscott Singers (7:30 p.m. on CBK, 6:30 p.m. on

CBX and CBR) A series of six programs recorded

in northern Ontario resorts. This week the Singers entertain from Bigwin Inn, with soloist Joyce Sullivan.

9:10 p.m.—Canadiana '66 (8:10 p.m. on CBK; 7:10 p.m.

on CBX and CBR) A report from Swift Current's

Frontier Days.

11:03 p.m.—Venture '66 Impressions of Modern Ireland.

Freelance broadcasters Barbara and Lyal Brown visited Ireland earlier this year. This is the result of their inquiries into current de-velopments, primarily in the Re-public of Ireland. Includes inter-views with prime minister Sean Lemass; a tinker who gives his im-pressions of changing times; a pro-fessor who talks about the future of the Irish language; and the owner of a pub. Lyal Brown feels that the Irish are a warm, hos-pitable people who are having dif-ficulties facing up to the hard facts of the future while they live with the ghosts of the past.

11:03 a.m.—CBC Vancouver Chamber Orchestra

Conducted by John Avison with solo violinist Arthur Carona: Symphony No. 19 in D ___ Haydn Cinema Phantasy for violin and orchestra Milhaud Symphony No. 13 (Madras) H. Cowell

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Todaeld Aisit People Peailit NATURALLY t h e advertise-ments, posters, and travel sec-tions of newspapers and maga-zines all depict Ireland as a green, misty land of picturesque cottages, pretty colleens, Guin-ness and oysters, horse races and fairs. Naturally. Ireland wouldn't be Ireland without all that. Geographers describe it as "the last outpost of Eurasia against the oceanic depths of the Atlan-tic" and most people like to think of it as the last outpost of charm and romance against a harsh world. What is modern Ireland really

like? Freelance broadcasters Bar-bara and Lyal Brown were in Eire and the Northern Counties earlier this year to prepare a special program on the 50th anniversary of the Easter Rebel-lion. They stayed on to discover more about the people and the country of today. Their Impres-sions of Modern Ireland will be broadcast this week on the radio series Venture '66 ( Sunday, July 10th at 11:03 p.m. ). "To know the Irish people is

to like them," says Lyal Brown, "but don't mistake the North American caricature or the pop-ular image of a professional lep-rechaun for the real thing. The real Irish, a warm, hospitable people, are having difficulties facing up to the hard facts of the future 'while they live with the ghosts of the pase."

Barbara and Lyal Brown's re-port includes interviews with the Rt. Hon. A. B. D. Faulkner, Min-ister of Commerce, Northern Ire-land, and the Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of the Irish Republic, Sean F. Lemass, both of whom discuss the "two Irelands" and their economic objectives. His-tory was made in Ireland 18 months ago when the political leaders of the South and the North, Lemass and Capt. the Rt. Hon. Terence Marne O'Neill, premier of Ulster, met to discuss

Broadcaster Lyal Brown on the site of the destruction of Nelson's Pillar In

Dublin.

"the possibilities of practical co-operation in matters of mutual interest." It was the first time official representatives of the two governments had met since the Act of 1920 partitioned Ire-land into the 26 counties of the South and the six counties of the North. Lemass talks to Lyal Brown about some of the results of his meeting with Captain O'Neill and about the free trade agreement entered into with Britain when Lemass met with Prime Minister Wilson last De-cember. Canada, too, has an in-terest in Ireland's economic future. The Tynagh lead-zinc mine in County Galway, which Lemass opened last year, is a $12.5 million investment by a Canadian firm.

Impressions of Modern Ireland presents the views of many ordi-nary Irish people about the changing times in their country, the current interests of their young people, what life looks like to the owner of a "singing pub," strong talk on freedom of expression, and the future of the Irish language. The people of Ireland are a

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Program Notes

July 11th

9:00 a.m.—Calgary Stampede Parade

(CBX and CBR only)

A word description of the annual colorful procession through down-town Calgary, opening the West's biggest stampede and exhibition.

10:03 a.m.—Chronicle (10:15 a.m. on CBK)

Morning Devotions. (11:20 a.m. approx.). CBW—Mr. Merle Lewis, Fort Carry United Church, Fort Garry. CBK — Rev. P. DeBruyne, Christian Reformed Church, Re-gina. CBX—To be announced. CBR —(Meditations)—To be announced.

1:45 p.m.—The Feminine Touch

An anthology of writings by women including fiction and non-fiction, verse and prose. The selections are read by Nonnie Griffin. Produced by John Reeves.

2:03 p.m—Conservation Piece

(2:33 p.m. on CBX and CBR)

Pat Patterson talks with an in-teresting guest each day, with music relative to the topic inter-spersed amongst the dialogue. To-day she talks with Gordon Sin-clair, writer, TV and radio person-ality. He talks about his youth and the influence of his mother on his career. He takes pokes at Church wealth and anonymous critics, and dispels some myths about himself.

6:30 p.m.—Stampede Highlights

(CBR only)

Results of the day's competitions at the Calgary Stampede.

7:30 p.m.—Points West

Part 2 of an interview with Senator T. A. Crerar who is living history. This week the Senator offers an evaluation of Canada, the Canadian government, Parliament and Canadian politicians, along with some suggested solutions to the problems we face. Produced by Ken Johnson.

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8:03 p.m.—The Fourth Estate

The second of a 13-week series about various aspects of journalism. Tonight: Women at Work. Henry Comor

talks about lady columnists, in-cluding Dorothy Parker, Katherine Whitehead and Judith Robinson.

9:00 p.m.—Country Magazine

A profile of the Hon. John Walter Grant MacEwan, Lieuten-ant-Governor of Alberta, by Dean Hughes.

10:30 p.m.—The Best of Ideas Jill Conway, social historian at

the University of Toronto, looks at mythology; how it symbolizes the irrational drives of man and how it fills in the blank spaces between his knowledge of himself and of his place in the universe. Tonight: Myth as a Basis of National

Identity. The frontier myth in America; convict mythology in Australia; and identity in new world societies.

11:03 p.m.—Modern Music Without Tears

The fourth of six programs look-ing at the works and intentions of modern composers in their trend away from the classics. Host An-tony Hopkins, English musicologist and composer, dispels possible dis-favor of modernity by noting that all music was modern once. To-night he discusses the music of Hungarian composer Bela Bartok— his Music for strings, percussion and celeste, and Sonata for two pianos and percussion—with several approaches to understanding these compositions.

3:03 p.m.—Afternoon Concert (CBW only)

Recorded music prepared and presented by Norm Mickletvright. The Paris Conservatory Orches-

tra conducted by André Cluytens: Iberia, from Images __ Debussy Pianist Leonard Pennario:

La Plus Que Lente Debussy

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includes Sonata for Unaccom-panied Cello, Duo for Violin and Cello, and a number of choral works. Production is by James Kent.

During the intermission Pro-fessor Richard Johnston of the faculty of music, University of Toronto, will interview Kodaly. The composer insists that all his wisdom can be reduced to four sentences, but that is one of the most modest understatements of all time, for this brilliant and charming man has helped to re-create Hungary's whole musical language, and his revolutionary theories about educating the young have been widely studied and employed.

"To make serious music more popular, it is necessary to sophis-ticate audiences," he says. "To do this, start when they are chil-dren. Teach them singing first, for free singing without instru-ments is the school of true and deep musicality. It . is better to make musicians before instru-mentalists. . . . We teach the children with hand symbols. It is like the sign language for deaf mutes. Using the movable Doh system — fixed Doh is not logical — they rapidly learn to sing any scale step merely by watching the teacher's hand. It's a game to them. They love it. Later they learn to read the notes. Visiting psychologists have told me that the children in those schools where singing is taught daily learn all their studies more easily. Why not? The voice sits in the body. To sing is to stimu-late the body and, through the emotions, the mind."

Kodaly himself, to please a musical but cautious family, was educated for a non-musical pro-fession at the University of Budapest, but he also studied piano and violin at the Academy of Music, where fellow students were Erno von Dohnanyi and Bela Bartok. In 1906 Kodaly and Bartok went into the Transyl-vania hills with a primitive Edi-son recording machine, tramped

through the villages and farm-lands by day, slept by campfires and in huts at night, and col-lected thousands of authentic folksongs and dances which greatly influenced both of them, though Kodaly's work is less radical and more romantic than Bartok's, and he has a special affinity for choral music. (Cana-dian composer John Beckwith, .in doing research for his recent CBC Tuesday Night documen-tary on Bartok, discovered that the two composers had con-ducted their field research separ-ately, not together, as has gen-erally been supposed.) That same year he joined the faculty of the Academy, and began to make his presence felt as musical jouri nalist, scholar and composer. In 1949 he gave his name to the Budapest Kodaly Choir, a group of 200 specially trained girls of elementary and secondary school age.

His first wife, Emma, one of the great figures in Hungarian musical life, was 20 years his senior. His present beautiful wife, Sarolta, is 56 years his junior. In spite of his saintly, gentle appearance, Kodaly does not suffer fools or bigots gladly. When Hungary was occupied by Germans he boldly disregarded radio interdicts by helping Jews escape the Nazis, then, when ac-cused of this, freely admitted it and refused to stop. Because of his tremendous popularity with his countrymen, reprisals were withheld. He still refuses to mince words under the Com-munist regime. Says an admirer: "He has a way of saying sarcastic things that irritate the officials. But he is their pride. For such a small country to have produced two composers like Bartok and Kodaly is extraordinary and they know it. He does and says ex-actly as he pleases. What can they do? Kodaly is Hungary now." Says Kodaly: "It's very pleasant for an old man to be wanted. I have 30 commissions— more than I could do if I lived to be a hundred. I work very slowly at many things at once. Sometimes an idea comes for one, sometimes for another . . ."

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6:00 Clock Watcher 6:80 News, Weather, Road

Report, Clock Watcher

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and Sports 8:30 News 8:33 Clock Watcher 1:00 News, Weather 9:15 The Archers 9:30 Morning Comment 9:35 For Consumers 9:45 Chronicle 10:00 News 10:03 Chronicle 10:55 Assignment No. 1 11:00 BBC News

(CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME) 11:15 Chronicle 11:44 On the Sunny Side 11:54 Assignment No. 2 11:59 Time Signal 12:00 CBC News 12:03 Messages, Marine

Forecast, Weather, Road Report, March Past

12:30 Farm Broadcast 1:00 CBC News 1:15 Swing Easy 1:45 The Feminine Touch 2:00 CSC News 2:03 Conversation Piece 3:00 News 3:03 Afternoon Concert 3:30 Tempo 3:55 Assignment No. 3 4:00 News Headlines 4:03 Tempo 4:55 Assignment No. 4 5:00 Tempo 5:25 On Parliament Hill 5:30 News, Today's .

Editorial

5:40 Sports, Tempo 5:55 Business Barometer 6:00 CBC News ' 6:15 Song Recital 6:30 Race and Rally 6:45 Guesting with Mitch 7:00 CBC News 7:03 Music Scene

Winnipeg 7:30 Christian Frontiers 8:00 CBC News 8:03 CBC Tuesday Night

Intro. 8:08 Cohen's Choice 9:30 Organ Recital 10:00 CBC News, Weather,

Sports 10:15 Today's Editorial,

Speaking Personally 10:30 Intro., part 2 10:35 In Honor of Xodaly 12:00 CBC News, Weather 12:15 Sign Off, 0 Canada,

God Save the Queen


6:00 Sun-Up in Sask. 6:30 CBC News, Weather,

Sun-Up in Sask. 6:55 Shop Talk 7:00 News 7:11 Sun-Up in Sask. 7:30 CBC News, Tempera-

ture Roundup 7:35 Beattie Martin's Sports 7:50 Family Worship 8:00 CBC News 8:10 Commentary 8:15 Sun-Up in Sask. 8:30 News 8:33 Bright and Breezy 9:00 News, Weather 9:15 The Archers 9:30 Morning Comment 9:35 For Consumers 9:45 To Be Announced 10:00 BBC News 10:15 Chronicle 10:54 Assignment No. 1 10:59 Time Signal 11:00 CRC News 11:03 Chronicle

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Report, Western 6:15 Rhythms 6:30

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Editorial

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Morning 117:35 Sports, Calgary

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Road Report 1:15 Swing Easy 1:45 The Feminine Touch 2:00 News 2:03 Matinee Prelude 2:30 CBC News 2:33 Conversation Piece 3:30 Tempo 3:55 Assignment No. 3 4:00 News Headlines 4:03 Canadian Roundup 4:10 Tempo 4:55 Assignment No. 4 5:00 Tempo 5:25 On Parliament HUI 5:30 News, Today's

Editorial 5:40 Sports 5:50 Tempo

X CBX only

6:15 X6:30 R6:30 X6:45 7:00 7:03

Business Barometer CBC News Song Recital Race and Rally Stampede Highlights Guesting with Mitch CBC News Music Scene Winnipeg

7:30 Christian Frontiers 8:00 CRC News 8:03 CRC Tuesday Night

Intro. 8:08 Cohen's Choice 9:30 Organ Recital 10:00 CRC News, Weather,


Speaking Personally 10:30 Intro., part 2 10:35 In Honor of Kodaly 12:00 CBC News, Weather X12:00 Sign Off R12:06 0 Canada,


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Program Notes

July 12th 10:03 a.m.—Chronicle

(10:15 a.m. on CBK)

Morning Devotions. (11:20 a.m. approx.). CBW—Mr. Merle Lewis, Fort Gan.), United Church, Fort Garry. CBK — Rev. P. DeBruyne, Christian Reformed Church, Re-gina. CBX—To be announced. CBR —(Meditations)—To be announced.

1:15 p.m.—Swing Easy

Features the Neil Chotem or-chestra, singer Monique Leyrac and guests.



2:03 p.m.—Conversation Piece (2:33 p.m. on CBX and CBR)

Pat Patterson talks with three interesting guests today: Peter Franklin White, a star with Eng-land's Royal Ballet and director of Ballet British Columbia; Beth Lockhart, former dancer, now a ballet teacher in British Columbia, who helped form Ballet British Co-lumbia; and Ludmilla Chiriaeff, who is the founder of Les Grands Ballets in Montreal.

6:30 p.m.—Stampede Highlights (CBR only)


6:45 p.m.—Guesting with Mitch

The Mitch Parks Quartet with guest singer Lynn Nieman. Pro-duced by Jack Bingham.

7:03 p.m.—Music Scene Winnipeg

Features balladeer Reg Gibson, the Ted Komar orchestra and guests.

7:30 p.m.—Christian Frontiers

A report from Loyola College, Montreal, on a gathering of Euro-pean and North American theolo-gians. Among those attending are Hans Kung, noted Roman Catholic writer and Harvey Cox, author of The Secular City.

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The Killer/ Of Mice and Men / Lease or Love HOW DOES the artist fit into a world full of gloweringly inhu.• man electronics? Where, in fact, is any man's place in the machine age with its modern cities, where humans are becoming increas-ingly like digits in tiny cells stacked skyscrapingly high? French-Roumanian dramatist Eu-gene Ionesco takes a look at this disturbing situation in his play The Killer, an ironic, amusing caricature of the ideal modern city. It's Cohen's Choice for CBC Tuesday Night, July 12th, at 8:05. Nathan Cohen has pre-pared the adaptation, which will be produced by Gerald Newman in Vancouver. The Killer marks the first ap-

pearance of Ionesco's character Bérenger, a kind, conscientious Chaplinesque Everyman who turns up in three of his later plays. The playwright first de-veloped the idea for The Killer in a short story he called La Photo du Colonel. As the play begins, Bérenger is being shown around a radiant city and is loud

in his naïve admiration for all its beauties — everything about it seems perfect, except that there is no happiness there, because each day a mysterious killer has been pushing two or three un-suspecting people into an attrac-tive artificial pond where they meekly oblige by drowning. Ap-parently nobody is concerned enough to track down the killer, who distracts and unbalances all his victims first by showing them the photo of a colonel. But when Bérenger falls in love with a young girl and learns that she is to be the next victim, he decides that something drastic must be done.

Eventually he comes face to face with the killer, a homicidal idiot, and finds himself power-less to resist him. Is the killer death itself, which even the most perfect of cities is incapable of avoiding? Or are we all killers, carrying our own destruction within ourselves? Like many playwrights, Ionesco is bored with being asked to explain the


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Two Sonatas - Carlos Seixas Fantasia and Fugue in C minor Bach

10:35 p.m.—In Honor of Kodaly Zoltan Kodaly, 83-year-old Hun-

garian composer, attended the con-cert given in his honor at the Mac-Millan Theatre, University of To-ronto, on July 8th. The all-Kodaly concert was taped for broadcast and featured: 'cellist Janos Starker in Unaccompanied Sonata for Cello; Elmer Iseler directed the Festival Singers of Toronto in Jesus and the Traders, Evening Song and Katalinke. During the intermission Prof. R. Johnson, faculty of music, University of Toronto, interviewed Kodaly. Following the intermission 'cellist Janos Starker and violinist Lorand Fenyves play Duo for vio-lin and 'cello. The choral works also include Mountain Nights (Part 1), Gergelyjaras (procession for ." St. St. Gregory) and Old Folks.

meaning of his plays. When pressed for an explanation, he's likely to reply: "You know Na-bokov? When I asked if his books delivered a message, he said: 'No, I am not a postman'." A play of quite another ilk,

Of Mice and Men, an earthy, allegorical study of itinerant farm hands, and one of the two most famous and sympathetic novels of John Steinbeck, who won the 1962 Nobel Prize for Literature, will be presented on Midweek Theatre on Wednesday night, July 13th, at 9:00, in an adaptation by George Jonas. It's a tragic story of the friendship between two of the most lovable characters in fiction, Lennie, the huge, pathetic, lumbering moron, and his protective par tn e r, George. They are migratory farm workers who cherish a secret dream that someday they may save up enough money to buy a small farm, put down roots, and live a peaceful, independent ex-istence in which Lennie can tend the rabbits and never get into trouble. It's a simple little story with no social flag to wave, but its brilliant characterizations and dramatic tension made it an un-forgettable tale, eminently suit-able for a play. There is humor in Steinbeck's

writing. There is cruelty. But it is his tenderness that makes him well remembered, and tempers the bitter, the sweet, and the ridiculous of which he writes. Steinbeck looks like a tough, itinerant farm laborer himself, but he's actually a combination of well-read sophisticate and wide-eyed innocent, easily and quickly moved from wild happi-ness to thunderous rage, highly perceptive, a dreamer in a prac-• tical world—like the characters in his books, a little boy reaching for the moon, and sometimes catching a firefly. Of Mice and Men will be pro-

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July 13th


Morning Devotions. (11:20 a.m. approx.). CBW—Mr. Merle Lewis, Fort Garry United Church, Fort Garry. CBK Rev. P. DeBruyne, Christian Reformed Church, Re-gina. CBX—To be announced. CBR —(Meditations)—To be announced.

1:15 p.m.—Swing Easy

Features singer Doug Crosley with Pat Riccio's orchestra, the Gino Silvi Singers and guests.


Pat Patterson talks with Barry Morse. He is the well-known Canadian actor, the director of On-tario's Shaw Festival, and a star of the TV series The Fugitive. Music relative to the topic under discussion is interspersed between the dialogue.

6:15 p.m.—Life and Literature

Three Famous Mysteries. Chris-topher Dafoe, editorial writer for the Winnipeg Free Press begins a series of three talks. Today: The death of Napoleon. Produced by Jeffrey Anderson.



9:00 p.m.—Midweek Theatre

Of Mice and Men, by John Stein-beck, adapted for radio by George Jonas. The famous story of the feeble-minded brute, Lennie, and his protector, George, who are mi-gratory farm workers in the Cali-fornia of the 1930s.

Cast: Percy Rodriguez as Lennie; Len Birman as George; with Gerald Rowan, George Carron, Howard Ryshpan, Eileen Clifford, Griffith Brewer, Burt Adkins and Robert Peters. Music composed and con-ducted by Neil Chotem. Produced by Rupert Caplan.

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man, English, and Scottish stock, and in the South, where most of them live, Irish is the first official language, with English recog-nized as a second official lan-guage. For some time there has been something of a language war going on in the island. Out of the less than 3,000,000 people of the Republic, about 1,000 are Irish monoglots. Probably be-tween 25 and 30 per cent of the people speak Irish and English, and about 60 per cent have enough Irish to get by on gen-eral topics. In schools and for employment by the state, Irish is essential. Two years ago a spe-cial commission was set up to report to the Government on the Irish language. The aim of the Fianna Fail ( government) party is bilingualism. Public opinion surveys have shown that about 80 per cent of the people favor restoration of the Irish language.

Impressions of Modern Ire-land is produced by Howard Engel. Executive producer of

Venture '66 is Harry J. Boyle. Next week this series will pre-sent the first of a two-part pro-gram on The Group of Seven, Canada's most famous body of landscape painters.

MARGARET MERCIER (Continued from page 21)

couldn't ska. te, play tennis or ride, because these exercises would develop the wrong muscles. She enrolled at the Sad-ler's Wells Ballet School when she was 12, joined the First Com-pany four years later, and in 1958 returned to Canada to dance with Les Grands Ballets Canadiens for several years, and was also a member of the Robert Joffrey Ballet. The ballet, she says, is drawn

from fairy tales, and yet for her it is the only reality. On stage amid the fluff and tinsel of cos-tumes and sets, under the bright lights with the scent of dust and grease paint in her nostrils, she


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ducted by Carlo Maria Giulini: Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes Britten

7:30 p.m.—CBC Halifax Chamber Orchestra

Conducted by Gordon Mac-pherson with solo 'cellist Talmon Herz: Overture to L'isola Disabitata Haydn

Cello Concerto in B flat major Boccherini

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Pianist Neil van Allen: Etude, op. 8, No. 11 ____Scriabin

Etude, op. 42, No. 5 ____ Scriabin

Prelude, op. 17, No. 3 ____Scriabin

Preludes, op. 11, Nos. 4, 15 and 1 Scriabin

Piano Sonata, op. 40, No. 2 Wilfred Josephs

11:03 p.m.—Music of Handel

Prepared and presented by Allan Sangster. Go, My Faithful Shepherd, Go (Theodora)

Draw a Blessing Down (Theodora)

He Saw the Lovely Youth (Theodora)

Flute Sonata No. 2 in G minor

Felicissima quest' Alma (Apollo and Dafne)

The Music for the Royal Fireworks

feels completely at home, accom-plishes the purpose of all her years of study, and reaches ful-fillment. As viewers watch her in the

role of Cinderella they will be able to share her feeling that she has never been anyone else, and that it is the dance rather than the prince who will always de-mand her love and allegiance. For any audience wishing to un-derstand ballet and those who devote their lives to it, this film should be a rewarding experi-ence.

RADIO DRAMA (Continued from page 29)

Montreal studios, with Percy Rodriguez as Lennie; Len Bir-man as George; and with Gerald Rowan, George Carron, Howard Ryshpan, Eileen Clifford, Grif-fith Brewer, Burt Adkins, and Robert Peters in other roles. Music is composed and con-ducted by Neil Chotem.

The Summer Stage drama on Sunday, July 10th, at 1:03 p.m. (8:03 p.m. on CBX and CBR), will be Lease of Love by Aldo de Benedetti, adapted by Robert Rietty. It tells of the complica-tions which arise when a man and woman both want to rent the same unfurnished apartment in Rome. The production will be directed by Gerald Newman in the Vancouver studios. Featured in the cast will be Patricia Wil-liams as Renata; Shirley Brod-erick as Isabel; Derek Ralston as Charles; David Hughes as Philip; and John Granik as Francesco.

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Program Notes I

July 14th


Morning Devotions. ( 11:20 a.m. approx.). CBW—Mr. Merle Lewis, Fort Garry United Church, Fort Garry. CBK — Rev. P. DeBruyne, Christian Reformed Church, Re-gina. CBX—To be announced. CBR —(Meditations)—To be announced.




Today Pat Patterson talks with Dr. Gustave Gingras, head of the Montreal Rehabilitation Institute which he founded. He worked on a project involving Thalidomide babies and was instrumental in bringing the Russian prosthetic arm to Canada. Music is interspersed with the dialogue.

6:30 p.m.—Here's Petch

The Ray Petch Trio with singer Karen Marklinger and featuring Ed Morris and Ray Barker. Produced by C. M. Bell. Program: Hot Toddy

Never Let Me Go

That Old Black Magic

The Good Life



7:30 p.m.—Soundings

When the Messiah Comes. Ori-ginally broadcast on April 21st, 1966. "When the Messiah comes, that will be the day when Jews and Christians get together" — an old Yiddish saying. What do Jews, in-cluding many prosperous, well-edu-cated, apparently integrated young men and women feel about their place in Canadian society? Written by Earl Berger. Produced by Moses Znaimer.

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takes a few pokes at such things as church wealth, anonymous critics, and dispels a few myths about himself, including the one that he really didn't visit all those exotic foreign places he used to write about.

Tuesday's guests ( July 12th) will be Peter Franklin White, a star with England's Royal Ballet, and director of the new Ballet British Columbia, which will tour B.C. in the fall; Beth Lock-hart, a former dancer, now a ballet teacher, who helped or-ganize the Ballet British Colum-bia; and Ludmilla Chiriaeff, founder, director and choreog-rapher of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, in Montreal. Miss Chiriaeff was interviewed in a storage room at her ballet head-quarters, among costumes three tiers high, because it was found that the rehearsal rooms were too noisy for an interview. "She's

an elegant woman," says Mar-wick, "and it seemed so incon-gruous to see her and Pat and me sitting on upended soft-drink cases, surrounded by clouds of tulle, using an old butter-tart cup for an ash tray!" The guest on Wednesday, July

13th, is Barry Morse, the well-known Canadian stage, TV, film and radio actor, and director of the Shaw Festival at Niagara-on-the-Lake. He talks about how an actor identifies with a role and the affect of this on someone such as Lorne Greene of Bon-anza. He tells Miss Patterson about the letters he gets from all sorts of people, asking for solu-tions to the most personal prob-lems, and the great responsibility of the "hack columnist who can foul up the lives of his corre-spondents by treating their prob-lems too blithely." He discusses the Shaw Festival and recalls an incident involving Shaw at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, where Morse studied.


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The Bath Festival Orchestra con-ducted by Michael Tippett: Fantasia Concertante on a theme of Corelli Tippett The Boston Symphony Orches-

tra conducted by Erich Leinsdorf: Symphony No. 3 (Eroica), third movement _____Beethoven

8:03 p.m.—Chamber Music The Toronto Woodwind Quartet:

flutist Nicholas Fiore; oboist Perry Bauman; clarinetist Stan McCart-ney; bassoonist Nicholas Kilburn; and French hornist Eugene Rittich: Sextet, op. 71 (arranged for flute) _Beethoven

8:30 p.m.—Canadian Organists in Recital Kenneth Gilbert playing the or-

gan of St. Joseph's Oratory in Montreal:

Chaconne in G minor, Allemande in G minor, Sarabande in Cannon and Carillon in F major __Louis Couperin

Suite de Premier Ton: Grand plein Jeu, Fugue, Duo, Trio, Basset dessus de trompete, Recite de cromorne et de cornet separe, and Dialogue sur les grands jeux Clerambault

9:00 p.m.—Summer Concert— Part 1 The CRC Strings conducted by

Lee Hepner, with solo soprano Mary Morrison and solo pianist Paul Helmer: Poetic Suite ..Udo Kasemets Excerpts from Concertino in the Old Style __Leslie Mann

9:30 p.m.—Summer Concert— Part 2 Filmer Hubble directs the Win-

nipeg Choristers. Soloists are: so-prano Kathleen Brown; mezzo-so-prano Heather Ireland; and tenor John Martens, accompanied by an instrumental quintet: A Lyke-Wake Dirge—cantata for ten female voices _Stravinsky

The students felt that there were too many dilettantes at RADA, so they went to Shaw for help in drawing up a manifesto to pre-sent to the RADA directors with the hope that it might help to weed out some of the poseurs. Shaw lent a witty hand, and later, as a member of the board, sat with a straight face while the manifesto was read, and ex-pressed astonishment at the splendid writing job the boys had done on it!

The July 14th guest ( Thurs-day) will be Dr. Gustave Gin-gras, the cheerful, amusing and highly dedicated man who heads the Montreal Rehabilitation In-stitute, which he founded, and who works closely with the Canadian Government on a proj-ect for training Thalidomide babies. He was instrumental in bringing the famous Russian prosthetic ( electric) arm to Can-ada. On the program he tells how it works, and also discusses an idea for dealing with prob-lems like Thalidomide babies in the future. It involves a flying squad to go to the bedside of the mothers to help both parents through what is usually a trau-matic period as they adjust to their special situation.

Friday's guest (July 15th) will be Alan Jarvis, national director of the Canadian Council of the Arts, and former director of the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, who has been a film-maker, social worker, writer, art critic, and sculptor. When Miss Patterson talked to him he had just returned from a European tour with a small party of people who were tracing the history of Western art. When she asked him if he had any advice for Dr. Jean Boggs, newly appointed di-rector of the National Gallery, he said: "Tell her to buy herself a bullet-proof vest!"

Later guests include ballerina Veronica Tennent, "Honest Ed" Mirvish, Harold Town, Mayor Moore, Herman Geiger-Torel, Alan King, Gratin Gelinas, and Yousuf Karsh.

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July 15th 3:03 p.m.—Afternoon Concert

(CBW only)

Recorded music prepared and presented by Norm Micklewright. The Vienna Mozart Ensemble

conducted by Willi Boskovsky: March in D (K. 249) __Mozart An Ensemble from the French

National Radio Orchestra con-ducted by Georges Tzipine: Suite No. 1 for eight wind instruments and pianoforte Caturla The Royal Philharmonic Orches-

tra conducted by André Previn with solo pianist Lorin Hollander: Scherzo Fantasque Bloch

6:30 p.m.—Stampede Highlights (CB11 only)


7:30 p.m.—CBC Winnipeg Pops Concert

The CBC Winnipeg Orchestra conducted by Eric Wild, continu-ing a series of Canadian light music. Produced by Tom Taylor. Program: As You Like It Overture Clarence Lucas

Reverie, op. 2 Guillame Couture

Paysanna C. Champagne Two Dances L. Betts

Alan Jarvis, former head of the National Gallery in Ottawa, is in-terviewed Friday afternoon by Pat Patterson on Conversation Piece,

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COUNTRY STYLE, a new coun-try and western variety series produced in Australia and star-ring the famous Le Garde Twins, was to make its debut on the CBC-TV network, Thursday, July 7th at 5:30 p.m.

Other regulars on the show include Nola Hurst, one of Aus-tralia's top country and western singers; The Wagon Wheelers, a team of square dancers who per-form exciting routines as ar-ranged by Australia's leading caller, Ron Jones; Mr. Hayseed, a warm country character por-trayed by comic George Nichols; and a country and western in-strumental group known as The Countrystylers.

Each program features special guests such as singer-instrumen-

Western music from

Australia, with twins

geeiof .25 oie,

e....,,4 swe Ted and Tom

Le Garde, is heard Thursdays on CBC-TV.

talist Speedy West and singer Marty Robbins, two of North America's most celebrated coun-try and western stars.

Tom and Ted Le Garde have recently returned to Australia after a successful five years of entertaining in the U.S. and Canada. They appeared with such famous stars as Roy Rogers and Hank Snow and for

a considerable time had their own show in Los Angeles.

Identical twins, the Le Gardes were born in Queensland, Aus-tralia, and first entered show business singing at country fairs and carnivals. They got their big break when chosen by William Boyd to take part in his Hop-along Cassidy show when it toured Australia.

Left and right: Ted and Tom Le Garde, with guest Smoky Dawson, Australian radio star.

(J\ T\:, A • eturn to CBC, Box 160, Winnipeg, Manitoba

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Sam Mele, manager of the American League All-Stars, will try to even the score when his team meets Walter Alston's National

Leaguers in the 37th All-Star Baseball Game. The series now stands at 18 wins for the

NL, 17 for the AL, with one game a tie.

The starting lineup for both teams, ex-

cept for pitchers, is chosen by major-

league players, managers and coaches.

The All-Star managers select the bal-

ance of the 25-man squads as well as starting pitchers.

This year's game is played at the new

Busch Memorial Stadium in St. Louis.

TUESDAY, JULY 12th

Beginning 12:45 p.m. CDT/ 11:45 a.m. CST/10:45 a.m MST

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