The Oshawa Times, 22 Aug 1961, p. 15

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Juni $--Eoil C CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Shape 5. Fathers (collog.) 9. Mental concept 10. A wood- wind 11. The fore finger 12, Ruminang mammal (poss.) 14. Declaring for score 16. Pose, as a model 17. A lever 18, Man's nickname 19. Actress: Francis 20. Insect 21. Slay 22, Top of milk 25. Thick 26. To trust 27. Excla- mation 28, Like ale 29. Humor 30. Abyss 33. God of pleasure 34. Consisting of herbs 36, Marsh bird 38, Tanker from Texas 39, Liang 40. Roman road 41. Break suddenly 43. Ripped DOWN 1. More delicate 2. Strangely 3. Bamboo- like grass 4. Highest degree 5. A cunning trick 6. Man's nicks name 7. A fine leather 8. Continued stories 11. Mischievous person 13. Fashion ] 15. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 3 Wooden block Shore recess Lock part Il. tems pered persons Softens in temper Beatific U.8.- Canada border river 27. Hasten 29. A cub Yesterday's Answer A wheeler 30. 31. French river Thrice (mus.) African scrub Coal siz4 32. 35. 37. BUZ SAWYER IF THE GUERRILLAS ATTACK, T HAVE RIFLES AND AMMUNITION FOR ALL THE CITIZENS WHO WISH TO FIGHT, ,. BUT ONLY THIS ONE TOMMY ENTRI AN PERHAPS ~ER~ © 1981, King Features Syndicsts, Inc, World rights reserved. a ONLY A TRAINED MILITARY MAN SHOULD BE WITH SUCH A WEAPON. T HAVE ; MR. SANYER , THAT YOU ~ UK ~ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 22, 1961 15 T/M JUST A CROP-DUSTER, $IR, BUT IF THERE'S TO BE A FIGHT, T DON'T INTEND /T THINK T CAN fo jsr HANDLE IT, MR. SONG. JANE ARDEN . As SHE ENTERS THE OUTSKIRTS OF THE CIT {3 -- SHE HEARS SIREN BEM! A POLICE ND HER... Stiff {Drinks WELLINGTON, N.Z. (Reut ers) -- The manufacture of "whisky ice-blocks" was sug- gested before a court of arbitra- tion that recently delved into the basic content of ice cream. After searching through the regulations governing the com- position of ice cream, Mr. Jus- tice Tyndall said it appeared lawful for alcoholic substances to be added to ice cream. He added 'this opens up great possibilities." Said one of the lawyers: "Ob- viously the ice cream manu- facturers don't realize what a great thing they are on to." Another parried: "There should be a ready market for whisky ice-blocks." Mr. Justice Tyndall: "It'll be a case of driving while under the influence of too much ice cream." The court was considering a dispute in which a city store was seeking to have an em- ployee classed by her union as a first-class ice cream hand, classified as a shop assistant. NEWS BRIEFS MICKEY MOUSE FINEl JUST RIGHT FOR 7 PICKING £5 World Rights Reserved wr De peters 1 THIS 1S ONE NEAR TM ETTING THE RUT BEFORE w wher gl, hao U oo on MM lwen gun GRANDMA | | THERE'S A NEW FAMILY WITH SIX YOUNGSTERS UP IN TH' NEXT BLOCK / GOSH, 61X MORE MOUTHS T* KEEP FILLED WITH COOKIES / 266 KING ST. W. 1961 Pontiac and Buick Demonstrator Sale | THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. OSHAWA 723-4634 MAH BELUWID WIFE, DAISY. 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