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ET Im aman i 18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, June 13, 1960 ; . rower prem | | Hold Cl ass - : : STATUE IN LIEU OFAFINE, < | r PY/-THEY ALLVOTED AGIN THARS M MILLIONS oF : | AND I WIND LIP FREE--~AND 1} GAS * ME #'~THEY CAIN'T BE Clint an Tadvo S DANG 1: ; YOU=YOU LUCKY PEOPLE... a » Ha eaurl ME OUTA OFFICE // : oo, ; ; =A M7 = June BALSAM and MT. ZION -- The Active Service Class will be held on June 15 at the home of Rev. T. Fleetham of Greenwood. Mrs. Glenn Manderson and her group are in charge of the pro- gram, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brooks and son visited Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Frank | |Coultes. ; Master Billy McAvoy celebrat- ed his birthday on Monday and had a few-in to celebrate, Miss Vera Barrington of Toron- to spent a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Winton White. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Broome and family of Hampton visited on Sunday with Mrs, Errol Carson. Mr, Lorne Carson and Miss (Doctor) Nancy Armburst of Orile lia' visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Carson. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Pascoe and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jones motored to Niagara Falls on Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jordan and daughter of Claremont are stay- ing at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Jordan, since the new daughter and Mrs. Jordan came fra the hospital, eke a eis Sob AS ---- a A rat ma ra iss Kathleen McAvoy spent a : ERY y= JusT 60774 WW Avo we eorra WB WEB = 77cv s~o7 Us, | (few days in Toronto with her NOTING BEN ET'S GO FORA RIPE IN \ SABTHIN BRYA A JueksD in" 2 A ( . AY, i jo ; holy ron and on aE VE Woe iL ad R 4 family spent Sunday with Mr, MN H dr KIND O' ALL J and Mrs. Ray Carson of Toronto. Eaton Warns Against Panic NEW YORK (AP)--Cyrus Ea. p y | x 4 tom, Canadian-born Cleveland inv 'WHILE SNEAD AND MEMBERS OF THE WAGON TRAIN +. THE LONE RANGER KEEPS CAPTAIN BRYAN 3 United oe Friday Ap SEARCH FOR THEIR LEADER * * * ; FROM MAKING AN OUTCRY, visit behind the Iron Curtain and : said communism will never dom inate the U.S. or world "un- Jest He get pa and scared 7h ; . 4 y OKAY, FOLKS! WHO'S GONNA and lose faith ib our system." WM ~ou oro nor JN [IT OH LEYS STOR THIS A ; : THROUGH THIS CAOWD FOR BE FIRST TO HOP IN AND TAKE He labelled persons who har {7 010 TOO | AND KISS AND \ : ; YA AsPN® ALTTAES ISA / ||bor such fears "weak-minded." HI : I I LITTLE NERVE AND we "We are a dedicated capitalist . : DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER THE LONE RANGER ONE BUCK / country, and we're going to stick' <= with it," said the 76-year-old cap- italist friend of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, Asked by reporters if he ? thought the U.S. is out to destroy OR ACAOBATICS AD . ) 4 ] the Soviet Union, Eaton replied: RETURNS {ARE g 4 : "How else can p EASRALLY POSING THE LA. a aad : a, Por, Cau YUU exflaia gat / THE SUDDEN INTEREST IN 3 ¥ A d| What of Communist designs on THS BACK-COUNTRY SIDE SHOW? IF \ Ge eS g the U.S, he was asked: ip I HAD HALF A MILLION IN BANK . "They want to defend them 100K FLDEN Jha, 0 AT > 3 selves," he said. "They want to N "we 4 - o : take care of their own prob- SECRET AGENT X 9 > i i lems." 5 Eaton flew to Europe for a friendly visit with Khrushchev in Paris after the summit confer E T H E R I G H T . ence collapse, then toured Czeche : oslovakia, Hungary, Poland and WITH A GUARANTEED : : VOL Kirushciev's attack on President Eisenhower at Paris, GOODWILL USED CAR fom ™ CLIFF MILLS MOTORS _ |i: i= doubt he could have himself 'with more i ---- . AN THERE'S ANOTHER § EVEN LITTLE BILLY 1S Jr] | H-M/T HAD NO IDEA TH' ONE ---- AS CLEAN WHISTL BOYS WERE SWIMMI | So (eat | Bond Market Ali Stays Active By THE CANADIAN PRESS The Canadian bond market ree T \ ; ; . é A mained strong and active this . : < 2 ; --_ (3 3 ] week with most sections showing CROSS THE STREET TO he ? . 4 J ¢ bi J 1 2 SHOP AT THE JEWELRY STORE, 0 ; ; 4 / i he yy mr increases, THE FUR STORE, AND THEY \ In the Canada market, prices NEVER FAIL TO STOPAT i - Pv i i : : - he az? 2 were ahead 20 to 30 cents in fhe 8. THE WINDOW OF THAT a . : Z : L ; z x os short term bonds with the 4%- PET SHOP, 4 ' ¢ : WHAT T NEED IS A WAY TO PROVE HENRY SMITH 16 ACTUALLY HOMER "TREE... AW, THEY'RE LEAVING THEIR APARTMENT! LET'S SEE IF THEY : ptatacer FOLLOW THEIR ; 2 USUAL ROUTINE, BUZ SAWYER per-cent issues due Dec, 1, 1962 trading at $99.90. The mid « term and long-term fssues improved 50 cents to $1. The 3%-per-cent Sept. : I READ INSTRUMENTS 1, 1965 issues sold at $95% and WITH BUDDY AND THE MINER IN THE Ry ERM Tl SNCESH LT TT poNT WANT | [the 4%-per-cent Sept. 1, 1963, ig To0L RTMENT OF THE MING AUSER, 57 THE MING SUPERINTENDENT ) 10 WRECK THE | sues at $90%. BRICK STARTS DRILLING TOWARD 1 DONT KNOW WHAT THE K[ HAS ENOUGH. MEN AND ON] { The weekly treasury tender PuRAACH z us BUT WE'LL ' FOR SOME A LAST © 1960, King Featares Syndicate, Inc., World rights reserved, bill produced an average yield of 2.65 per cent on the 91-day bills and the. 182-day bills yielded 2.89 per cent. Day-to-day money was lower near the end of the week at 2% per cent after trading at three per cent earlier in the week. SALLY'S SALLIES BRICK BRADFORD JANE ARDEN OH,DRAT/ I FIGGEREDON {| I STILL CANT SEE HOW THESE PEOPLE CAN / THEYRE HARMLESS = THEY WOULDN'T SHOOTIN' THIS WAR CRIMINAL GET AWAY WITH THEIR PRIVATE KINGDOM «= HURT NOBODY wr BESIDES, WHEN GO SHOOTIN' NO GUNS OFF BEFORE | AFORE LUNCH -- I ALWAYS NO TAXES =NO SUPERVISION=NO 8 THE "EMPRESS" DIES, THE WHOLE LUNCH=-IT UPSETS HER MAJESTY'S } TAKEANAP RIGHTAFTER. Bl | POLICING = oT 5 PLACE, PIRATE FORT AND ALL, DI-GESTION! © LUNCH =I CANT BUST UP ) AW, YOURE NEW HERE = §\ WILL GO YO THE STATE --S0 i HE MY SCHEDULE =, Xs Vict THOSE OFF-BEATS DONT ) MEANWHILE WE LEAVE EM STRICTLY ALONE = DISMISSED! = vos mm) =z RTL C Non iS W. AY UGH Py : W FRONT OF A BEALIFLL : || | TE BG Fis! an jp Snes : WATERFALL! \ Pr, = . 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