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(2:30 P.M. li--Let's Talk With n Musie 'on- Ouse 4--Stories of the Year Oral Roberts Theatre 9--Language In Action 6-3--Country Calendar 4--The Sheriff of thedral zine Stars | | 4--Sunday Playhouse 1l--Movie Showcase 9--Youth and Religion 11---Movie Showcase 9--Around the World Kin To Win 7--Follow The Sun | 6-3--Parade World of Color The Menace 8:00 P.M 6-4-3--Ed Sullivan | ow %-Academy Perform- ance--Part | 8:30 P.M. ll--Bourbon Street Beat 7---Hollywood Special 5-2--Car 54, Where Are You r 9:00 Pw, 7--Bus Stop 6-5-3-2--Bonanza 4-GE Theatre 9:3 P.M. 11--Whiplash 4--Jack Benny Show 10:00 P.M. \--Debut This Week | 9--Andy Griffith's Show 6-3--Close-up 5-2--Dupont Show of | the Week | 4--Candid Camera 10:30 P.M. 11--To Tell The Truth 9--Loretta Young 7--Men Into Space 6-3--Quest 4--What's My Line 11:00 P.M. 1-7-8-5-4-3--News: Sports: Weather 9--The Tom Ewell Show 11:15 P.M, 7--Late Show 6--Night Metro 5--Sunday Scoreboard 4--President Kennedy 3--Movie 2--Meet The Press 11:30 P.M. 11--Meditation 9--Hart of the Matter | | | Parsnome Play- ouse 4--Starlight Theatre 6--Anzac 2--Award Theatre 12:00 P.M. MONDAY 8:90 A.M 7--Showcase §-2--Today Show 8:30 A.M, 7--Talk of the Town 9:00 4.M 11--The Jane Gray Show | 7--~Popeye and His Pals 5--Movie 4--Popeye's Playhouse 2--News 9:15 A.M. 2--Debbie Drake Show 9:30 A.M. 11-7--Romper Room 4--People Are Funny 2--Susie 10:00 A.M. 11--Debbie Drake 9--Free and Easy 7--Jane Wyman Show 2-2--Say When 4--Calendar -- Harry Reasoner 10:30 A.M. 9--Free and Easy 7--Day In Court 5-2--Play You: Huncb 4--1 Love Lucy 11:00 ¢ 7--Tennessee Ernie Ford 5-2--Price Is Right 4--Video Village 3--Romper Room 11:30 A.M, | 7~--Yours For A Song | 5-2--Concentration 4--The Clear Horizon 12:00 NOON 4--House Patty Ui--Bugs Bunny and 3 Friends 9~Free and Easy '-Camoufiage 5-2--Your First Impression | 4--Ne'vs and Weather | 3--Popeye and Pals 3:3" P.M i. 1 PM, i--Cap'n Andy Show 4--Speater of the Hous | /-Who Do You [rust 12:3 M | &43--Verdict Is Yours 7--Window Shopping 5-2--Our Five Daughters | 6--Movie Matinee 4:00 P.. 5-2--Truth or %-The Hideaway Consequences 7~American Bandstand 4--Search for Tomorrow| 6--Signature 3--News: Weather: 5-2--Make Room For 4--Milvonaire tesntnemertnnsoonnirimesniiicely BUZ SAWYER Daddy | & The Brighter Day 3 3--The Women's Show 1:00 Pin. 4:15 P.M. \l1--Movie Matinee ecret Storm 7~--Afternoon Show 4:30 FM. 5--Women's Major ll--Rocky and His League Bowling Friends 4--Meet The Millers 3--Movie 2--Mid-day Matinee 1:30 P.M. 9--A Kin To Win 7--Jungle Jay Show 6-3--Friendiy Giant 5--Here's Hollywood 4--Edge Of Night 2--Three Stooges 4:45 P.M. © King Features Syndicate, Inc, 1962. World rights reserved. é THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Mey 19, 1962 2} | 5--Educational Special 4--The Woria turns 2:00, 2.M. | 9--Theatre | 6--Chez Helene | 5--Award Theatre 4--Password 3--1i Married Joan 2--Jan Murray Show 215 P. | 6-3--Sing Ring Around MONA 4 EVENING 5:0. P.M. 1l--Family Theatre 6-3--Razzle Dazzle 5--Kukla 4--Fun To Learn 5:15 P.M. 4--Dick Tracey's Adventures 5:30 P.M. 7--Early Show 6--David Copperfield 5--Theatre 4--CH. 4 Theatre 3--Popeye and Pals 6--Nursery School | 4---The Cotton Bowl | 2:30 P.M. 1l--Here's Looking At | You 7--Seven Keys 6-3--Open House 5-2--Loretta Young Theatre | 21, Reverence | 41, Rub out 44, --- | 47, Defeats ACROSS 6. Jargon ( 11. Creator of Sherlock Holmes 12, Edge ( 13, Near (poetic) 14, Before (naut.) 15. Tall spar 16, Female sheep 17. Account book 23, Rats and mice 27. Firearm 30, Leeward 3. Military 1, Expert command wds,) 4. Dish 5. Thrice 6. Actress Gardner 7. An umpire 8, Raise -- 9, Frightful giant 10. G 18. Sediment 19, Leave 20. ---- Allan Poe 3 21, Constella- 29. Migratory tion birds 2. Triumph | CROSSWORD , SIcTATTIE] ec m anes oo, Aly Mme Wie] 2 . "The PEER MSIL INGIS) 105 ge YES,T WAS ABLE [£7 TO LOCATE A NICE LITTLE GIRL FORO SI IT JUST COVERS EXPENSES/ Land" JAITICINIEISMESIAINIE} th [Shi INIGILElEINI Tie] oer Sa Sarnes Ba See LISSIElS ME OIIolA (ini- tials) . Ar- a (Ut [OMEATSICION) [APTICIAIS | ICIHICIPIS| Yesterday's Answer tion officer (Mil.) 31, Guido's note 34.' 39, Let it stand son maketh (print.) aglad..." 40; Sailors . Unites by (colloq.) stitches 42, Newt 36. U.S.S.R. 43. Small inland sea flounder mus.) 37. Old capital wolf pegs of Erin island 2 tio 32. Obtain 33. Like the stars 35. Egyptian queen of gods 38. "Out Where the ---- Begins" 43.In law, judge's statements nerves 45. Showy flower 46, Incline GRANDMA DOWN + tee Bede" 2. Spanish lady 6.19 vi I JUST MADE F WANTA "TRY OUT "THUH YARD CHAIR: | Youth In Court Implicates 2 Men In Robbery LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- A Welland youth Thursday impli- cated two Port Colborne, Ont. men in an armed robbery after his mother began screaming in court when he testified the men were not involved in it. Gerald Larabie, 18, convicted of the charge earlier and sen- tenced to two years less a day: in reformatory, was called to testify on a similar charge against Albert Hann and John Sturman, both 39. 2 At the preliminary hearing he said they all took part in the $495 robbery of a finance com- pany here Feb. 14. Thursday, he first said that the two others involved were a Joe Brown and Bill Hackett of Welland. At this stage, Mrs. Irene Laré abie, a widow, cried "Oh Gerry" several times. She was carried from the court in hys- terics. Her shouts were heard throughout the building. . Larabie was then led in tears to the men's witness room. CHANGES STORY : Recalled by the Crown, Lar- abie testified it was Hann and Sturman who were involved. He said he invented the other names. The youth told Assistan Crown Attorney A. J. Baker that the three went to the fi: nance company, Hann armed with a revolver, himself with @ sawed-off shotgun. He said they later divided the money into three $165 shares. Larabie told Mr. Baker he was afraid of Hann and Stur- man. He said he initially gave false testimony because he re- ceived a message from Hann while in the local jail that "'if I didn't say that, he'd kill me."* The trial is expected to end ALL US KIDS WERE YEAH, IT WAS "AUNTIE JORDAN'S A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT, GRANDMAS I GOT THIS AS WE ALL. STAMPEDED THROUGH TH' DOOR Ar TH' SAME TIME / +. WHEN GUDDENLY SHE NEEDED SOME WOOD CHOPPED FOR HER FIREPLACE / PHONE 723-4634 Due to TREMENDOUS RESPONSE We have a large stock of Quality Reconditioned Used Vauxhalls. Guaranteed for many miles of economical, safe driving. All models Standards to Station Wagons. RANGING IN PRICE FROM THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS. LTD. To Our April Vauxhall Sale ... $400 $1200 230 KING STREET WEST today. 'Canada Bank -- Debit Totals During April MONTREAL (CP) -- Debite against Canadian bank accounts in April totalled $25,272,900,000, the Canadian Bankers Associa- tion reported today. In April, 1961, debits were $22,433,300,000. In March, 1962, debits totalled $26,697,600,000. Debits represent money with- drawn from deposit accounts in chartered banks other than ac- counts of the federal govern- ment. Debits as reported for all clearing-house points in Ontario (in millions): April 1962 56.5 52.9 39.5 36.0 38.7 505.6 44.2 | Mar. 1962 58.3 67.8 35.2 35.0 37.4 509.7 46.1 April 1961 55.0 42.5 31.8 33.1 33.8 454.4 41.0 Brantford Chatham Cornwall Ft. William Guelph Hamilton Kingston Kit h, LI'L ABNER $°B!-- OH, LATE L/L ABNER."'-YO"" WAS TH'HONESTEST FATHER iN TH' HILLS £f --AN' THEY'S MAKIN' A L/L CROOK OUTA YORE SONS a 'QJ YORE. TRUSTIN' NEIGHBORS ."" NOW THET YO! HAS HAD YORE BASIC TRAININ, CHILE --GO OUT AN' PAY A (J FEW --CHUCKLE/-SOCIAL CALLS -- THE LONE RANGER LOOK,LAND! WE'RE SAVED! 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AEA gy a . World rights reserved. bubge < cx © King Features Syndicate, Inc, {i Peterboro Pt. Arthur St. Cath. Sarnia S.S. Marie Sudbury Timmins Toronto Windsor 45.9 33.5 80.6 61.5 73.7 48.3 29.1 90.6 57.9 43.4 29.9 73.6. 50.6 70.4 62. 60.7 618 52.8 17.4 16.6 16.0, 8,835.1 10,154.7 8,171.7 187.7 181.0 182.9 . SWAN BEHEADED TORONTO (CP) -- A nesting swan was found beheaded in High Park Wednesday and her' eggs destroyed. Park officials believe a vandal or maniac' committed the act. Deputy! parks commissioner Mel Mate thews said it was the first time' the parks department had been -- in getting a swan to" nest. ; SALLY'S SALLIES NOUR CREAM PIE \ HAD TWO IS DELICIOUS» <7 PIECES VLL HAVE ANOTHER oo HFC UF You KEEP THAT UP YOU'LL GET SO FAT WELL HAVE TO ALL OUR DOORS aed WIDEN ~~ LO, oe ( WHAT DO YOu ( THINK ? \ i aust cive me Vile" \ ANOTHER piece / AND CALL < orved LARRY BRANNON World rights rea King Fentares SyAieate, Inc. 1962 bs CLo/ LISTEN, ED, \ FOR SEVEN YEARS WE'VE SAT ON A HALF MILLION BUCKS OF THE BYNG RANSOM MONEY A MEETING OF THREE NOTORIOUS HOOPL UMS 7O DISCUSS AN ILLICIT PLAN 1S UNDER WAY. THAT MONEY '6 STILL $0 HOT, NO FENCE IN THE COUNTRY WILL GIVE US A NICKEL ON J GOTA PLAN TO UNLOAD IT (X CANADA / OVER TIME Time to get your car ready for summer driving. Let our ex- perienced staff prepare your car now! AND YOU'LL SAVE! Atlas Tires, Batteries and Ac- cessories are at an ALL TIME Low! WINDER'S ESSO STATION KING & RITSON RD. 725-8507 -