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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 19, 1962 TELEVISION LOGE CHCH-LV Channel 11--Hamilton WO-TV Channel 2--Bufialo WKBW-TV Chanre!l 7--Bullalo CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto CBLI-TV Channel 6--Torento WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WROC-TV Channe! 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie! THURSDAY EVE. | 5:00 P.M. 7--Window tt--Family fheatre World ' @3--Razzie Dazzie 4--College 5--Bozo ae 4--Fun To Learn 7~Taik of the Town 4--Captainp 5:15 P.M, 4--Dick Tracy's Adventures 5:30 P.M. 7.Katiy Show €3--Dick Tracy 5--Theatre 4--CH. 4 Theatre 2--Huckleberry Hound 5--Movie 4--Popeye . 2--Jack L ®--Man From Cochise 6--Metro News 3--Cliffhanger 9: 2--Sea Hunt 1 6 P.M. ' 4--Club 2 3--Farm Report P.M Rompe You ui li--Debbie 1-8-4-3-2- Weather| ¢ s $~Sports--Annis Stukus 6:45 P.M. -Family Theatre 62--News 5--Huntiey-Brinkley 7:00 P.M. 9--Leave it To Beaver 6--Seven-o-One Weather 3--The Flintstones 2~--Shannon 7:15 P.M. 1--News: Weather 7:30 PM 9--Sing Along With Mitch and Harriet >» File 3--Real McCoys 8:00 P.M, 7--Donna Reed €-3--Nature Of Thi 4--Frontier Circus 3. 8:30 P.M peye 9--Free 6 ow Shopping 7:30 A.M. ¥ > 730 A.M. ig npeye : aA + ane li--The Jane Gray Show 7--Romper Room 9:15 A.M. 2--Yankee Doodie fime Free and Easy 7--Jane Wyman Show Z a When 4-News and Features { 3:36 P.M. 6-4-3--Verdict Is Yours 1i--The Cap'n Andy of the Alr Show | 4. 5-2--Our Five Daughters | 7--Who Do You Trust 4:0 P.M. 9--The Hideaway American Bandstand 6--Cuisine 30 Oo The Kangaroo j--Danny Thomas Brighter Jay 3--Women's Show |2--Make Room For Daddy 4:15 P.M. 4--The Secret Storm 4:30 P.M. 1i--Huckleberry Hound 7--Jungle Jay Show r Room S--Here's Hollywood id Your Family | ¢.3--Friendly Giant 4--Ecdge Of Night M. 2--Three Stooges Drake 4:45 P.M. 6-3--Sing Ring Around 2--Captain Bob FRIDAY EVENING ¥.M s Playhouse a Lanne Show bamily Pheatre 6-3--Razzle Dazzle 5--Kukia 4--Premier Playhouse 5:15 P 4--Dick Tracy's BUZ SAWYER STILL WOOZY, INSPECTOR WE CAN GIVE SOME INDICATION AS 70 Close caLL, SAWYER. YOUWERE | UNCONSCIOUS WHEN THE SHORE BUT YOU PID GET A SHOT. CAN'T YOU REMEMBER ANYTHING ABOUT LAST 2 PATROL PICKED YOU UP IN THAT 'THE FRONT REMEMBER WHERE YOU GOT THAT SHOT OF HEROIN? HAZY +6 ©" © King Features Syndicate tne, 1062. World rights reserved. Adventures v™M hariy Show 6--Tidewater 'Tramp $--Theatre 4--CH. 4 Theatre 3--Yogi Bear 2--Q. T. Hush 6-0 PLM, 9--Man From Cc 6 3- e Sto 2--Sea Hun 6:15 PM. 6--Sports Huddle 3--Farm Market Report "4 and Pals 6.30 4 uM nd Easy ot we Hous 1--Family Theatre 5--Huntley-Brinkley vie Matinee 2 OF ie 10:00 YM. Bob McLean $-2--Mitch 4--Current 3--Country Junction 1:3 1u:15 P.M. A Kin ll--Jim Coleman Show -The W 10:30. P.M. Movie 11--Wrestling 9--Peter Gunn 8 6-3--One Step Beyond 11:00 P.M. (1-8-7-6-5-4-3-2--News: Sports 11:15 P.M, 7--Late Show 6--Viewpoint 30 P.M. 11--Blockbuster Movie 9--Better Late 6--Wire Service 4--Riverboat M Midnight FRIDA 7:0 A.M ¥--Divorce Hearing $-2--To-day 2:00 P.M. Th 1PM 0 P.M. To Win orld Turns j Concert: Leonard B tein | 3--Donna Reed Show 8:00 P.M. 9--Roaring 20's 7~--The Hath 5 6-3--Country Hoedown 6-3--Car Are 4 5-2--Rober Detec "Mt 2M 11--Man From Interpol Have Gun Will Travel ~77 Sunset Strip 6-3--Tommy Ambrose + .M, 1l--The Law and Mr. ' Jones 5. Indefinite article 6. Together 7. Signs of ian spring bees Island 8, Pay Numerous Weak person: Kappa Bestows 7. John (with 18. Florida's branchless Central Ameri- Yesterday's Answer (with "for") Light fog 33. Pleasant Mamas of 35. Sea bird red deer Apple-lik tree . Russian river 36. Man's ckname Caesar 40. Buddha 6 |9 fio Piece of land 1, Consecrat colored fish Ominous Scottish river JANE ARDEN SUPPER WILLIEZ) BE READY INA FEW MINUTES/ WHATEVER: YOLI'RE COOKr ING SURE SMELLS GOOD! IM HUNGRY THE D 'M TAKING JACK TO OCTOR. TOMORROW/ MICKEY MOUSE COURSE HE WAS 1-4 ANG OCK AWAY AT THE Wortd om Walt Disney Productions Rights Reserved GRANDMA OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS WESTMOUNT CHURCH LEAGUE High 'Triples Goid Wherry 787 (28), 248, 258), Judy Holbrook 715 (280, 278), Irv Estabrooks 665 (222, 253), Evelyn Wotton 660 (285), John Harris 624 (243, 201), Don Clement 613 (226) and Terry Gerrow 603 (270) Ladies' 200 flat -- Hilda Shearer 227, Kay Holbrook 221, Joyce Shearer 208, Annabelle Cobb 204, Helen Slater 203 and Betty Love 200, 201. Men's 200 flat -- Alex Sinclair 270, Bud Owen 235, Jim Qhilderhose 233, Ernie Hyderman 229, Howard MacLeod 228, Morris Love 221, Ken Cobb 213, Ron Flewell 213, Jim Childerhose 212 and Bill Clark 202. Winners of the third section are the hooping Ho Loos and they were really out to win on Thursday night ond the Rascals just kept them stepping, con- gratulations, The Orbits were the ones keeping the Pin Hedz in tow and they did it very handily and took three points.The Lucky Strikes were right in form, ne doubt practicing for the play-offs they white washed the Yokels* for four points, and the Astronauts kept the Hep Cats cool by taking three points, Total Pinfall for the season: Yokele 82,372. Pin Hedz 81,586, Lucky Strikes 82,243, Orbits 82,744, Rascals 83,609, As- tronauts 84,434, Ho Loos 82,738 and Hep Cats 61,828. Teams sor the Championship 'Troph-- geal Orbits, Ho Loos and Rae cals. Teams for the Consolation Trophy -- Pin Hedz, Lucky Strikes, Yokels and Hep Cats. Your new officers -- Presdent, Mor ris Love; vice-president, Ken Cobb; secretary, Evelyn Wotton; treasurer, Terry Gerrow; executive: Alex Sin clair, Joe Ward and Gord Wherry We will be counting heads for the banquet so be prepared on Thursday RADIATOR DEPARTMENT Playoff standings -- "A" }Dubbers 3464, Sleepers 3440, Has B: 3400 and Stampers 3103. "B" Sectio Unmentionables 3321, TV Boys 3305, Si- lent Six 3208 and Untouchables 3158, Featuring some fine individual bow!- ing, the teams in "A" Section set a sparkling pace and we find only 64 pins |separate the first three teams. The | Dubbers and Sleepers posted three very respectable games each, while the |Has Bins who had jumvped into the |lead after two games, slumped badly jin the 3rd game but are stili only a few pins off the pace | The Stampers recovered from a }Shaky start but that 952 game hurt a | lot. Big Big Big Bill Butler and Mel Wot- ten carried the load for the Dubbers and carrying someone like "Big Daddy" Wilson is quite a load. Big Big Big Bill Butler, the tall, sinewy young chappie who was labelled for stardom at a ten- der age, is finally living up to the many glowing press notices he received from | many of the nation's outstanding sports- | writers, This fine athlete came up with |306 in his first game and received many accolades from his team mates. |He showed what he really can do and jbigger and better things are expected jfrom him next week. | Mel Wotton has also found the range | and congratulations are in order for his first 700 triple Bill "The Big Train" Keenan and Art Sleeman were the main stays for the Sleepers. Bill Romanuk was the out- Has Bin, who showed a good | | GRANDMA, MY MOM} THINKS YOU'RE TH' | BEST BAGBY-SIT TER | IN 'THESE PARTS.' sey ae { | | WELL, HOW NICE | OF HER / SHE LIKES TH' WAY YOU CAN PUT TH' KIDS T' GLEEP.,, Pe P .WITH YOUR BULL pe Eee % YS wethiay BORING FISH STOR! oe See ES/ \ ® LOW MILEAGE CARS 260 KING STREET WEST THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. FULL NEW CAR WARRANTY ® VAUXHALL DEMONSTRATOR SALE IN FULL SWING! GAS AND LICENCE INCLUDED e¢ PHONE 723-4634 PEVERYTHINGS SuiP- SHAPE FO'TOMORRY I' ADDIN' MACHINE. WORKS FINE" 2. AN'2 MAKES 5--5AN'S MAKES 12/7 LI'L ABNER EV'RYTHINGS MARKED UP 50 PERCENT, FO' TH! BIG SACRIFICE SALE!! OLE MAN MOSE. !! -- SCATHI=NC E > S DISHONEST!! BUT WIFOUT NO SUPPLIES LE MAN MOSE WILL KICK TH' BUCKET? WHUT DOES YO' WANT ME. TO DO? WRITE A SONG ABOUT IT ?- THE LONE RANGER WITH A PATCH ON HIS SCALP ' WOUND, THE LONE RANGER HURRIES TO TOWN. | CHARLES ad FA NDERS 9 HELLO, SHERFEL J THe LONE HAVEN'T SEEN YA SINCE YOU BROUGHT IN KILLER TODD, DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER rs 4 TRUE...1M PUNISHING THEM an MA, WHATS THIS THE BOYS TELL ME ABOUT YOUR NOT HAVING ANY. DESSERT Beis) OME MUGGS WOULDN'T RUN AN ERRAN? FOR ME... AND SKEETER FAILED HIS ARITHMETIC. TEST. wAND I KNOW IF I BAKED AN APPLE PIE YOU'D OVEREAT AND WIN? UP WITH INDIGESTION!! ERE COMES TWINK! WE'D BETTER GET IN A SAPE S07, QUICK // JULIET JONES Wey 2rou TELL ME WHY HE HAS 70 WEAR , HIS JAIL SENTENCE LIKEATATTOO bx ACROSS HIS FOREHEAD. WHY CANT. HE FORGET IT? 1 7 | THE WHOLE WORLD FORGET ITZ NO,NOT } STACY BELL. ITS HIS CLUB, HIS | OLD SCHOOL TIE~HE | WEARS HIS JAILBIRD | STRIPES LIKE THEY | WERE A DECORATION HILARY BELL, DAUGHTER OF © King Features Syndicate, inc, 1962 4 Pwuy cantr He LET | { IT KILLS ME, © Wine Poaturee Syndice LARRY BRANNON JOUNG /AN "6coTTY* CAMPBELL WELD THE LINE /$ VIVIPLY RE- CALLED TO HS MIND. Lt GRMISTICE 19/8, AND SCOTTY STILL A YOUTH, RETURNED HOME DECORATED FOR BRAVERY. JUST LIE DOON AND DIE+++ NOT WHILE THERES ROCK MOSS! LICHEN= J CAN SC OFF A Ri RAPE OCK +++ THE STARVING MONS LAST RESORT! team effort Al Jamieson and Ralph Glover bowled well for the Stampers but had little support In "B" Section, it's still anybody's trophy with the four teams not separ- ated by too many pins, For the Un- mentionables Harry Titterton stood out in a good team effort. Walt Polley and Willard St. Louis sparked the TV Boys: while Jack Daw- son (who posted a big 306) and Ron Knox kept the Silent Six in the pie- ture The Untouchables who could not pre- duce any individual stars kept plugging along and are not too far off the pace. High 3 for the night went to Big Big. Bijl Butler with 778 (306; 274) followed Mel Wotton 707 (257, 212, 238), Bill Keenan 704 (244, 249. 211), Jack Dawson 694 (306, 206), Al Jamieson 692 (228, 226, 238), Walt Polley 691 (231, 277), Bill' Romanuk 665 (278, 248), Harry Titterton 661 (249, 221), Art Slee- man 638 (241, 236), Ralph Glover 631 (246, 226), Ron Knox 604 (212, 209) and | Willard St. Louis 600 (206, 210) Only one Lemon this week -- With his countenance blushing to a cherry jred, we find it is Larry Vernon lighting up the horizon, who came blazing home with a brilliant 89. | LYNX INVASION WEST SHEF FORD, Que. 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