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$2 TYE DALY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursdey, October 16, 1958 L-LOOK! ~NOW, THAT'S BECAUSE 3 VET, PLeasE~ A [ors PROM READING > ZION 4 ¥; ANA KEEL, - CEA" RUSSIA'S BEAT THEIR KIDS By MRS. RUSSELL STAINTON ZION -- Mr. and Mrs, Allan Fisher attended the funeral of his brother, William Fisher, at |Fielding, Saskatchewan. They also visited his brother, Alfred Fisher, at Meota, Saskatchewan and another brother, George Figh- er, at Carman, Manitoba, On the way home they stayed overnight with their daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Hare vey Webster, at Little Britain, Grant and Betty Lyn Osborne, Oshawa, spent a few days with Tom Sobil, Betty Nunn visited her aunt tr and' Mi Wilfred, Frank , A rs. red, Fri ABE pA Ton BEEN A LITTLE and David, Scarborough, spent TO TRAN JUNIOR BRING HOM ON the weekend with Robert Kili TO BRING THE MEAT - d ar i Mrs. Jim Stainton spent HOME FROM THE / "an | Fat [7 |weekend with her parents Mr, ER 5 and Mrs. Leonard Shaw, Oghe awa. Laurie Stainton, Davy Stainton and Clarke Stainton attended a birthday party for Stebben Poloz, Oshawa. Mrs. John Smith, Orangeville, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fisher, Toronto, visited Mrs. Alex McMasters and Charles Naylor. Albert Eddy visited Belleville, Mrs. Hans Geissberger Jr., spent a week at Thessalon, Mr, and Mrs. Wes Cameron, Mrs. Russell Perkins and Mare garet spent a day at Peterbore 7 \ 2] |ough, visited Henry Dart, | Cp TE x ' i : : v pA Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stainton LOBBY RIGHT hz J " dh ommend went to Toronto on Tuesday and AWAY/ gN \ 4 L adie ? brought Douglas home from the 3 4 Sick Children's Hospita: where he had been a patient for nine days. Mrs. Russell Stainton visited her daughter Mrs. Roy Thomas, Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Stainton and Laurie visited Douglas Shack elton, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Skinner, Oshawa, visited Jim Stainton, Mrs. Michael Nemis and Deb- ra Ann have returned home from Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Mrs, Jim Carnwith and Susie, Brooklin and Mrs. Ed. Romangk, Oshawa, visited Mrs. Jim Stalin. on. THAT T ASSUMED, WE Aw BERN \/ TLL APOLOGIZE AGA MR MISTER WHATEVER~ TRANSFERRED ) LATER IF I'M WRONG, W. A. Ladies had a quilting 'at o -i18) NDON | OBSERVING, MR. CORRIGAN ls 0 LONDON BUT I THINK You |the Sunday School Wednesday. YES, 1 RANG A BUZZER, a ( i a 4 / WHERS I$ f Pp ! Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fisher visit A sunnerson?! J+ 4 NCAT Ao ©) ed the Rey. Victor Bowins and fi Pd : . oWeRS | 0 his mother, Mrs. Bowins at Gain borough, Saskatchewan. ' THE LONE RANGER a, TILLIE THE TOILER OAGWOOD, FREEOOM AND SHOULD HAVEA| b OUT OF VOU BELIEVE a SECURES THE of 0s TEN PER CENT| | POLITICS IN DEMOCRACY, /8 RIGHTS OF THE oF 4 RAISE IN OUR DONT YOU? ¢ & INDIVIDUAL i : ALLOWANCES] [2 DEMOCRACY IS THE | WE JUST Took A VOTE] [1 WISH TcouLe lie BACKBONE OF HUMAN » 4 AND DECIDED WE KEEP MY NOSE - va FIRST ADVERTISING Advertising made its first ap. pearance in Canada ir the Hall. fax Gazette in 1752. SALLY'S SALLIES World rights reserved [V]- § 3 rr ey A AH SECRET AGENT X9 SEE NOW - TRY NOW - BUY NOW -- THE '59 PONTIAC TODAY CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LIMITED * "3555s PUT THAT GUN DOWN, COLLINS, AND LET WO, I JUST SAW PEOPLE \/ THEN, OUTSIDS, \ ME GET YOU 10 A POeTOR! REE Me A CROWDING IN HERE AND | LADY! EVERYONE , \ "\ FORTUNE... ON THE \ I FOLLOWED THEM IN. WHO'S NOT A A NO/I... Bom HERE ANP... UHH vee Ki ou oe / BG, ie MORTGAGE LOANS to buy a home to pay off a mortgage to pay-all your bills. NO BONUS ROY ROGERS he TAPES 60 NO ONE WILL THAT I PICK A KING, WHAT BETTER CHOICE EVER HEAR THEM. THAN BRADFORD? I HAVE DESTROYED | THAT MIGHT UPSET HIS MEMORY...NOW I WILL REBUILD A NEW MY PLANS! ONE TO ORDER... AND HE WILL FOLLOW I [Every PIRECTION I WISH HIM TO TAKE; PID YOU HEAR WHAT HER HIGHNESS SAID | LEARNED SOVETHING THIS PRISONER coup | FROW ALL THAT BE OUR NEXT KING! MEANWHILE... 3 MUST DESTROY T1268] F THE PEOPLE HAVE ASKED REPEATEDLY Discounts Limited 17 SIMCOE ST. N. RA 5-6541 OSHAWA OPEN SATURDAYS TO 12 NOON Se Toe World riehts reser BRICK BRADFORD DONALD DUCK EOE Ca Tare 1 [You AND YOUR BOYS CAN 1758 NTR ; | [32 PERSUADED, CAN'T YOU? J/g SR READY FOR YOUR 2 jars THE co! ! SIC, fl -- , {| {A LITTLE OVERTIME ¥ pd GOLF LESSON, LASS P 7) 2 Smit A mpe. A TENNIS TABLES | Unfinished Finished TOPS 20.70 28.40 BASES 15.70 19.70 Complete 36.40 48.1 0 os = MILLWORK BUILDING h Lf rm | Fr CE ry EOSM AND BOARD SUpplics SACK THE MEN | | DO YOU RECKON Wau DROPPED AFTER IN| [lad POA TG LiKE I SANDOWN, | IT, YOU CAN AWAYS FIND 1279 SIMCOE N. RA 3-4694 RUSTY RILEY BV DIRTY WORK // ¥ our GROCERY / IN THREE DAS HE 7 | | BOY HAS CONTACTED \/ MADE A COMNSSON Y OF §1750L.. HAT LAD 16 DESTINED TO BECOME recone " SUBSCRIBERS BE Dea OF GETTING. 'I TIMES-GAZETTE 5 A OSHAWA FOR MISSED PAPERS AND OSHAWA'S FINEST TAXI SERVICE PHONE UNITED TAXI RA 5-3541 If you have mot received your Times-Gazette phone your car rier boy first If you are unable to contact him by 7.00 p.m. TELEPHONE UNITED TAXI Colls ecepted between 7 7:30 p.m. only. LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY ng, Pom pin Toc Wd +g ad