The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 54

ca i SUNDAY CBOT 11.00 Church Service. 12.00 Generation. 12.30 Cuisine. 1.00 Live and Learn. 1.30 Country 2.00 French for Love.

2.30 The Valiant Years. Heritage, 3.27 News. :3.30-World of Golf. ZinELl 4.30 Wild, 5.00-rThe Nature of Charlie Chaplin. 6.00 Sting Ray.

6.30 RCMP. 7.00 Patty Duke Show. 7.30-Flashback. 8.00--Ed Sullivan Show. 900 Bonanza.

10.00-Thls Hour Has Seven Days. 11.00 News 11.10 Ottawa Edition 11.15 Sports Round-Up 11.25-Feature Him. ciOH 13 AND 8 8.30 -New Catechism. 9.00 Portrait. 9.30 Let's Find Out.

10.00 Ask John. 1 1.00 Newsreel. 11.15 Sunday Movie. 12.30 Venture. 1.30 The Virginian.

3.00 News. 3.10-fHome Improvement. 3.30 -We Want an Answer. 4.00 After Four. 4.30 Bishop Sheen Program.

J5.00 House on the Hill. 5.30 TelepoU. 6.00 Flipper. 6.30 Wast Disney Presents. 7.30 Mr.

Novak. A30 Man From UNCLE. 9.30 Peyton Place. 1 0.00 The Hourglass. 11.00 CTV News, 11.1 5 Sports FinaL 1 1 .30 Douglas Fisher.

7 12.00 London i Line. 12.15 British News. NewsreeL CBOFT 9.15 Cours universltai 11.30 Le Jour du Seigneur. 12.30 Le Professeur Guillemi 1.00 ventures vecues. 1.30 Les Travaux et les 2.00 Ivanhoe.

2.30 Magazine "international des jeunes. 3.00 universe des sports. 4.00 Cinema '65. 4.30 Les cinquante visages. "5.00 henre flu concile.

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Friday Nights Till 7 p.m. IK THE) TK -JOURNAL 7.00 Robin des bois. 7.30 Les Intrepides. Les-Insolence d'une camera. 9.00-7-L'Heure du Concert "Le Barbier de Seville." 10.30 Telejournal.

ll.OS--Cartes sun table. 11.35 L'art et les hommes. tVCNY WATERTOWN A.M. iO.OO-This Is the 10.30 Beany and Bullwinkle. 11.30 Discovery.

12 Noon Churc on TV. p.m. -T 12.30-Bowllng.- 1.30 Science All-Stars. 2.00 rAlumpi Fun. Sports Show.

4.30 The Doral Open 6.30 Patty Duke Show. 7.00 Lassie. 7.30 My Favorite lartian. 8.00 Ed Sullivan. 9.00 Alcoa Preview.

10.00 CaAdid Camera. 10.30 What's My Line. 11.00 News Special. The. Late Movie.

MONTREAL" CBMT 6 1.00 (See CBOT). 7.00 Patty Duke Show. 7.30 Flashback. 8.00 Ed Sullivan. 9.00 Bonanza.

1 0.00 Seven Days. 1 1.00 'News. 11.09 Final Edition. 11.16 Sports. 11.26 Film.

CHOV 5 -PEMBROKE 1.30 Country Calendar. 2.00 French for Love. 2.30 The ValiantYears. 3.00 Heritage. 3.30 World of Golf.

4.30 Wild Kingdom. 5.00 Nature of. 5.30 Charlie Chaplin. 6.00 Shirley Temple. 7.00 Patty Duke Show.

7.30 Flashback. 8.00 Ed Sullivan. 9.00 Bonanza. lOO-rThis Hour Has Seven Days. 11.00CBC News.

11.22 London Line. Livhng Word. CKWS- 11 KINGSTON 11.00 Church Service. il2.30 This Is the-Life. 1.00 The Living Word.

1.15 Off to Adventur 1.30 Country Calenda: z.w trencn lor lovct 2.30 The Valiant Years. 3.00 Heritage. 3.25 News, 3.30 World of Golf. 4.30 Wjld" Kingdom. 5.00 The Nature of Things.

5.3tf The Hourglass. 6.30 Ripcord. 7.00 Patty Duke. 7.30 8.00 Ed Sullivan i 9.00 Bonanza. 1 10.00 This Hour Seven Days.

i-' I sather arid 1 Weather, Scored board. Comment conviction 9.00 Portrait "Another View of India." GuesMis Dr, V. Setty Pendakur, who discusses a world-wide problem population explosion. .1 1 1-1 5. Sunday Movl "Monkev Business." tour "stowaway's on ah ocean Tiher do their best td.

avoid being Stars Groucho, Harpo, Chico arid Zeppo Maf'x. 1.30 The Virginian, V'A Slight Case -of A valuable engagement present, a cattle claim cheque and a missing fiancee are traced across the Mc-Clure stars as Trampas and Kathryn Hays guest-stars as" Charity. 4.00 After Four. Johnny Bassett and Carol Goss explore Tojonta'sorHviUeAvenue, home of beatniks and artists, visiting the off-beat, coffee art shoppes and cellar-spots that make Yorkville what it is. Singing stars Mike Sher man and Sandra are guests today.

weekly "Careers" feature examines veterinary medicine as a pro-fession. J0 Walt Disney Presents; "Kilroy." First of four-part series of individual stories, each centred on a character wte always manages to get into -trouble. Stars War ren 9 JO Peyton Place: The effects of the tragedy cast a pall over the hospital and the Harrington household. Ryan' O'Neal, Paul Lahgton and -Christopher-Connelly -star. The Hourglass.

"A Man Alone." A portrait of General Charles de Gaulle, president of France, jeen- against the turbulent background-of his times. Narrated and wfitten by Robert Lee. 12.00 London Line. A look at the forthcoming common wealth arts festival, plus interview with Ian Hunter. The new commonwealth exports council, with an interview with board of trade president Douglas Jay.

Elinor Donahue of a Happy Returns" on the CBS Television Network was film contract to MGM when she was only nine years old. HEAR Enjoy lifo again with a tiny HEARING AID BEITOKE HEARING AID C0TTRES N. I. WATTS, AiMlamctrisI J. ROBILLARO, AttftmtlrM 17 NidMto.

St. 5AYE MI MOKET COUPONS .1 CAR IVASH 270 Catherine at Kent Ml Highlights March 13-19 ru "I ,1 i 1 1 I A Randy-Kirbyrleft; son-of James enaghan, son of paperman Jim Henaghan, take a break between scenes in "The Tender Twigs," next episode in the" "Mr. Novak" series scheduled for Sunday, March 14; at 7...30 p.m. on CJOH. IIIHIIIHHIMIWMIIIIIIIWIHimilHHIIHMIHimHHIHmmiHIMMHHIIHHIHIIIIHHIIIHHmnMimillHHimtllWWIW CBOT Highlights ll.H Church Service.

From I St. James' Roman Catholic Church, Toronto. 12.00 Noon Generation. "Car for the Night." The pro- gram takes, a look at the aato- mobile and what effect it has on the family. Are young people reliable enough to drive? Do cars contribute to juvenile delinquency? 12.30 Cuisine.

Dishes for the gourmet are prepared by John Lindenlaub, CBCLVan- couver chef. 1.0O Live and Learn. "The Blues." Singer Victoria Spivey-representing the "city blues" 3. 1 1 oaxto cTiinc .7: tradition, opens the program. 2 To discuss this form are Dr.

3 Tristram P. Coffin and Dr. Harry Oster. The "country blues" is represented by WiHie B. Thomas and James "Butch" Cage.

The session is concluded with a "jam" blending both cjty and country styles. 1.31 Country Calendar. Co-hosts John Foster and. Bob Car-bert look at the issues facing turkey and broiler producers, and their upcoming vote for a marketing plan. 2.31 The Valiant Years.

"Out of the East." ChurohiH is a guest of (President Roosevelt in the White House. The ships Repulse and The Prince of Wales are both lost after air attacks. Hong Kong, Rangoon, Burma, Corregidor and the Dutch East; Indies fall to the S.N Heritage. "Classical Judaism An introduc- ton to classical Judaism as re-- fleeted 'in the day-to-day home Gwen Verdon and news life 'of a Jewish family in Can-, ada. i World of Golf.

Johnny Pott vs. Roberto de Vincenio at the Maracaibo Country Club, Maracaibo, Venezuela. 4 Jl Wild Kingdom. A half hour series of programs on the subject of natural history, turing film of wild animals and primitive people. 5.N The Nature of Things.

Dr. Walter Clark of the Eastman Kodak Research Laboratory, and host Lester Sinclair explain what -happens after you push the-but- ton of your camera. Stingray. "Set Sail for Adventure." Con) mander Shore and his old friend. Admiral Denver become involved in a "friendly" argument that leads to trouble for Stingray and her crew.

1 7. P0 The Patty1 Duke Show. Patty puke stars as look-alike cousins. 7.3t Flashback. Panelists Maggie Morris, Allan Manings, Elwy Yost, and guest Lorraine McAllister attempt to identify famous persons, objects and fads of the past.

Moderator Bill Walker. 8. The Ed Sullivan Show. Variety show with guest artists. 11.25 Feature Film.

'The Doctor and the Girl." The drama and conflict of a father and his1 son, both dedicated -doctors with opposite points of view as to who and where they should serve in the community. Starring Janet -Leigh, Glenn Ford and Gloria DeHaven. (' minutes.) -4.