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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thundey, October 13, 1960 DONT WEES, IES THEY HAINT GONNA HURT us/-THEY IA MERE GON LG TO NDIA PO FREEY [A -, Gai 2 ED-JOO-CAI-SHUNAL, ) A BIT =~ UNTIL THEY SEALS U5 ini TH TOMB OSHAWA ALLEYS MOTOR CITY MEN'S MAJOR Ohaws Auto Trim esme up with § four stor performance and in to jaking all three fiteke Grill, the mers rolled the high team score of 3922, Individus! scores were racked up by Captain Trott of the trimmers with & 062 three game total and & new high sin; ga seore of 401, These seorss will be ha Chow's Restaurant moved into a tie for top spot by blanking Ritson and here again it was tie team os 10 beat signe of © 1. Velie | TT, i Il | ij Tm i I | -_ | {MMM NOT UCH OF A VIEW, 8 WY 16 CALLED. Il (& dl | 0, THE LONE RANGER NO TIME 70 GET oove/ 8 THE FOEE-PLYING KITE OVER THE MOUNTAIN «= 902 [ THATS PROBABLY \, MR, OITHERS ME TO WORK TONIGHT *» L Wo - pT FISH w MARKET LT DONT KNOW, BL Y% SHE ORDERED ( THREE POUNDS sy OF HALIBUT ¥ iy id TTT ll 4 (we WAS i SECRET AGENT X 9 SEE THE 61 BUICKS & PONTIACS NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. NOW THAT YOUVE SEEN A FIRING, \ STUPENDOUS! WHAT 00 YOU THINK OF THE NAVY'S POLARIS, { ACK AT THE SCENE OF THE FIRING, 40 MILES OFF CAPR CANAVERAL, © TER Eg Ps Sno, me. Work Ts ror FANTASTIC 16 RIGHT! IT ALWAYS KNOWS EXACTLY WHERE (7 15, WHERE IT 0.60, 6 AN ENEMY CAN'T JAM IT] IF ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS DRALECTIY, | 176 "BRAIN" INSTANTLY PUTS (T BACKON TARGET, BUT HOW Y. PLENTY! ACCURATE | AS ADMIRAL RABORN 1§ IT, | HAS SAID) %IT DOSN'T CONRADY /MAXE MUCH DIFFERENCE «WHICH S1DF OF A SQUIRRELS BYE YOU WIT, i TAKE IT | - ARRAS | I COULD FEEL IT 5 a Ti ol ETA Fla A COMR ON, MICKEY LET'S JOIN "THAT "= NEW HEALTH CLUBWT hig e YOU'RE DOING FINE( ONE = THREE "TWO = WONPER WHY © SFT "THE LT BEIN' oN tw TO GRANDMA, HOW COME YOU TI wlP IN A BANDANNA WITH ALL O' THOSE KNOTS? OH, 1 ALWAYS CARRY MY CASH THIS A-WAY WHEN I'M A BIT SHORT, JUNIOR/ 4 IMPULSIVE BUYING// Sohbet . YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW IT ELOWS DOWN MY HABIT OF EC / NO, RBX TeYVe Taken | OF THA BRICK INTO THE H THE Hille SHIP MUST y THE METAL S0L86 OR MY BOOTS CAME PROM A oy iby, M i I 19 THE SAME | fn ¥ fy Za a WB PION'T INTEND TO | ORBIT THE EARTH WB WANTED To LAND | WE ESCAPED TA TO SET AWAY # decision from the ¥d ture club and much eredit for this viee tory should go to "Tiny" a Sotsed in & couple of big ones, 321 ai Ouzle Kesler had 8 night and helped considerably in od win aver the 8, D. Hyman club but was unfortunate that the Hyman club, like the Ea Wilson entry, were shorts he A Dewar Ballem's A and W Driven club topped the College WIL 1GA club by a twotoone count, thanks to Sager and Ray Mann who had one of their better nights, Photo Plate gained valuable ground by nosing out Henning's, winning two-do-one and Dan Taylor was a big shooter for Photo Plate with a nies triple which included a 353 game, Oshawn Auto Trim with their 2023 team score, had four men over the 700 mark and this club looks like 8 poten. tial threat for bigger things as their boys mre hitting well lately, The standing = Chow's Restaurant 111 Oshawa Auto Trim 11; Ed Wilson Furniture 9, Hyman Real Estate 8, Photo Pate 8, Ritson Drugs 7, Lucky Strike 7, Honning's 7, A and W Drive In 7. Keeler's 7, College Hill IGA 4 snd Vie's Barber Shop 4, Individual High Scores -- John Trot (40105 Roy Nesbitt 857 (339); Har. old Ball 787 (318); Orest Pidwerbecks 701 (318); Al Stovin 773 (303, 321)s Ozzie Keeler 777; Don Sager 773; Don Henning 754; Ray Mann 751 (348); Jack Spencer 752; Hank Barnovsky 749; Dan Taylor 747 (353); Bel Himes 746; Al Donaldson 738 Harry Gillard 733; Lloyd Sabine 7345 Doug Harding 7205 Rod Hardie 713: Matt Bell 706 (303) and Wilfred Ross 704, The secretary requests that an; bowler who Is unable to be in aitend: fnve on howling night, should inform him accordingly, Phone Bob Murphy RAndolph 568525, Teams bowlin handed have little chance of winner in any major league short. being a MOTOR OITY LADIEW LEAGUE #00 Triples -- Isabelle King was tops with 746 (208, 200, 248), Shirley Sar. gent 723 (201, 277), Mazel Bannon 658 (237, 296), Ethel Freeman 630 ( 220), Kv Stats 604 (220) and Vaughn 604 (224), 200 Kingles ~ Tops was Myrt Mages 246, Muriel King 220, Loretta Moleas 214, 211; Hazel Weddup, Nan Bennett 213, Pro Whittick 211, 203; Helen Macke 207, Harriet Hooper 205, Vera Bint 304, Olive 'Morrison, Norma Bradburn 303, Mary King 200, Sorry 1 forgot Babe Lang's 200 lust week, Chippers, Honey Hees, Rockets took four points from Blue Birds, Busy Boos, and Lucky Sixi Atomics, Echoes, Coker, Wishing Wells took three from Lemons, Kitty Kats, Rosettes and Beavers who took one point each. Buttons and Bows and Lucky KEleves lit with two points each, Team standing --~ Rockets 10, Kitty Kats, Atomics, Honey Bees, Cokes Wishing Wells 12, Busy Bees 11, Chip rs, Echoes, Lemons 10, Buttons and ows 9, Rosettes, Beavers, A Eleven 8, Lucky Six 7 and Blue Birds a Anyone who is interested in Jolning an afternoon league please get in touc! with Shirley Sargeant, RA 30081 or Pru Writtick, MO 84741, STORIE PARK Sorry Cuberts, no points on Sept, 2 and no points Oct, 1, Kornyle onme up with HT of 689, A, French 645, Joyce Porter 845, H, Willams 643, M Cameron 631, H, Powlensuk 620 and J, Gresik 601, HS. -- N, Oyler 241.200; B, Kane J. Blenkowski 223, ¥'. French 223, Rite Boseham 215, R, Kornyle 210, O, it meg 208, G, Arkwright 208, B, Hudson 04, & Juhi bh K. Gresik 204 and K, Jay 213, mick ty a, Rea, A illingbeol . French, Team standings ~~ Trosanes 4, Cob lege 5, 8 3 of hy Hillsides 7, Oxfords 6, Burtons 7, Cu berts 3 and Hibberts 8, NEWS IN BRIEF LONG SERVICE INVERNESS, Que. (CP) -- A church bullt 98 years ago In this astern Townships community has been closed, and its United Church congregation has moved to a new bullding. WORK IN GHANA LACHUTE, Que, (CP)~Danle ~| Carriere, 21, wf Lachute, gradu ate of a hardwood lumber train Ing school at Memphis, Tenn, has left for Sekondl in Ghana tv work for a year with the Eas Asiatic Company, exporters eo mahogany lumber. ROM THE NUCLEAR WAR MR, DOBIE = YOU'RE RIGHT / ANNIE AND MR. FLING ARENT MERE = I'LL BET THEY JUMPED OUFAND NID IN THE WOODS » WILL HAVE TD GO BACK \AND FIND THEM~ Jo! IG AROUND UNTIL, I FIND A WIDER, PLACE IN THE \ 50 HELP ME, ANNIE = THAT MOP. 18 L] COMING BACK CARY. OUT y BACK Dear INO TW 4 ANALY {fy aN © 1060 Walt Divney Productions Wark! Rights Reserved Distributed by King Festares fy: ner 10-15 "Very unusual for a frog--a lyric sopranol® BLIND ANGLERS | ROCK FOREST, Que. (CP) Fifty-five mombers of the Oasl |Club for the Blind participates In a fishing derby supervised by RCMP officers, Each boat hat at least one sighted persos among its passengers, to preven mishaps, Biggest fish caugh welghed half a pound, SURVIVED WRECK CORNWALL, Ont, (CP) -- Roy Davies of Cobourg, Ont, got ou! {with a small cut on his nose after his car flipped and rolled ove: four times on the highway, com ing to rest on its roof. The ear was wrecked, + REPORTS BATTLE KABUL, Afghanistan (Reut ers)~A major battle between Af han and Pakistani troops along the Bajuar region of their com. mon border was reported Friday night by the official Afghan new: agency. The report referred to an air bombardment without saying who bombed whom and men tioned "vast, well . equipped" Pakistani troops in action. SAMPLE SHELTER HAWKESBURY, Ont. (CP)wA civil defence shelter has heen built by the town council of this community near Ottawa under the supervision of Jean-Maurice Demers, civil defence co-ordina: itor, 3 ERR