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The Oshawa Times, 7 Jul 1961, p. 13

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Constella. tion 21. Hint 24, Sap 26. Hourly 28, Pigs 29. Ran away and married 31. Enough (dial.) 32, Existed 33. Chicles 35. Mr. Ruth 36. In Madrid, two 39, Military school student 42, Capital of Tibet 44. Entertain 45, Kind of wave 46, Need 47. A red wine DOWN 1. Immense 2. Unroll 3. Copled 4. Property (LL) 5b. 8. 7. 8 10. 11. 16. 17. 18, 20, 21. 23. 25. Melt Melody Noun suf fix Southern general Skillful Inclines Humble Exchange Related 34. Dis- solve 35. Finest 19. Nevada city 36. Pedestal Afresh Masticate part God of love Astonishes earth 89. Crow's 87. Eskers 22, Girl's name 38, of the SIH] IDE TAIGIO) PTANIOES WIAIGIE] JAILTT IF) AICILIE] iene [PIRIEIEIN] PROMI TISIERMCIAE] (LIOWE RISC IOIRIE] YENI INSIDILITIS] [SITIEIE ID] IORIAILISHEOIOIDIGIE] PIEITIE] [LIOILIL] [TATE IREPIAINIEILY MH IAIKIE] ESTE Yesterday's Answer 40, Wine re ceptacle 41, Demand payment 43. Fruit of tht call rose THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, July 7, 1961 13 AGAIN THE TROOPS HUNT DOWN THE GUERRILLAS. BUZ SAWYER Ea -- -- SUDDENLY A GUERRILLA LEAPS FROM THE TALL GRASS, FELLS THE LEADING SOLDIER A MACHETE «+«AT HIS DEATH CRY, HIDDEN TOMMY GUNS INSTANTLY RAKE THE FOLLOWING TROOPS, HAVE YOU GOT LZ- NOTHING SOLID/| ANY LEADS THE YOU SEE MORGAN HEIGHTS POISONER, ROY? INFORTUINATEL " CAN'T TELL US WHO THEIR ENEMIES ARE/ WELL... Xe WE'RE WORKING § ON IT/ 'JANE ERDEN MICKEY MOUSE THERE, IT SHOULD WORK LIKE NEW, AN'.., ON, I HAVE A FEW PIECES LEFT OVER../ Graduates Honored FRENCHMAN"S BAY -- The Grade 8 graduates of the Bay Road School were honored at a banquet at Fairport United Church Hall, sponsored jointly by the Frenchman's Bay Home and School and the Base Line Home and School. Mrs. W. Earle, President of the Base Line Home and School was the mistress of ceremonies. She greeted the graduates and their parents and introduced the guest speaker, John Tickle, incoming principal of the new Bayview Heights School. Mr. Tickle spoke on the aims of the gradu- ates and the importance of stay- ing in school. Mr. Bruce Simp- son, Grade 8 teacher, presented diplomas to the students. Unfor- tunately the Graduation Pins did not arrive in time for the ban- quet. Dorothy Smith thanked the two Home and School Asso- ciations for the banquet and also thanked the 's Bay Home and School for sponsoring their trip to Niagara Falls. Con- gratulations to the following graduates, David Balson, Wayne Colley, Warner Fehn, Keith Fertile, Lewis Jackson, Kenneth Keith, Bill Jolly, Sandra King, Syman Langraap, Barry Lee, Beverley Marco, Elizabeth Perkins, David Osgood, Elizabeth Plitz, Linda Plitz, Jacqueline Parro, Mar- garet Paris, Leona Sleep and Dorothy Smith. / /|AT YACHT CLUB The Fairport Yacht Club had ||its second annual cruise to Ol- cott, N.Y. over the holiday weekend. Several of their mem- ||bers went along, including Mr. and Mrs. Fran Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fertile, Mr. and Mrs. Brian East, Dennis Furnis, Jim Smith, Alf Adams, Harry Hutch- ison, also Mr. and Mrs. John Kendell and their two children. Mr. and Mrs. John Herda and theree children were in Olcott for the weekend and were sail ing to Presquille and expect to be home next weekend. They are accompanied by Michael McInerney. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson were also in Olcott over the weekend and are continuing a two-week cruise around the lake. Eric Newell, Commodore of the Oshawa Yacht Club and his son John won the Olcott open class sailing race on Saturday. The Olcott Yacht Club had a full weekend planned for the Canadians, which included dances, Sunday morning break- fast and buffet lunches and everyone had an enjoyable time. The weather was good except for a storm on Sunday after- noon. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club held a successful wiener roast Friday night at the home of Herb and Joan Usher with 78 IN A SAFETY CHECKED USED CAR GOODWILL GET SET FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION from THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. MEANWHILE: BACH AT THE MOCHARON! RANCH -- ht GASP'-THEM HAINT Y ROCK HUSTLER NO FATOCEROSES THEM'S HOOMIN BEANS --SAME ASWE IS !! DONE TRICKED us!! S THE STRANGER ENTER THE CAFE «+ THE LONE RANGER DON'T WORRY, guests attending. Door prizes were won by Dick Grindal, Ray Pearce and Bill Morrison. George McCord was taken to the Ajax Hospital with a heart attack. We wish him a speedy recovery. New Territory For The North? TORONTO (CP)--The Crown filed application for appeal Wed- nesday against the acquittal of two gamblers and a former On- tario Provincial Police officer on conspiracy charges. Special prosecutor Gordon Ford said the jury reached a "perverse decision" in acquit ting Joseph McDermott, Vincent Feeley and former OPP gambl- ing squad officer Robert Wright. Mr. Ford also said Mr. Jus- tice W. F. Spence allowed de- fence counsel to challenge jur- [ors "in a manner not permitted by law," wrongly admitted por- tions of Wright's diary into evi- dence and misdirected the jury by not giving complete ruling on two jury requests concerning circumstantial evidence. BALL VETERAN DIES WICHITA, Kan. (AD) lia Delos Smith, baseball pitcher and , and a ber of the St. Louis Cardinals organ- ization for 17 years, died in a Wichita hospital Wednesday-- his 56th birthday. SALLY'S SALLIES UNCLE SCROOGE... IT JUST 40 HAPPENG IVE INVENTED A MACHINE | TO CURE HICCUPS. ( IT'6 NOT NEARLY AS ) ICATED AS IT Se ZEEMS BLT. Hic AND CAN'T GET (HIC) RID ITO THEM! ...IT WORKS ON THE OLD SCARE hz PRINCIPLE! 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