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Time 6--Junior Magazine 5-2--Chet Huntley | 4--GE College Bowl 3--Movie 6:0" PM. 9--Far Away Places 6--Disney resents 5--Meet the Press Walter Cronkite 2--Divorce Court "ah © MM, 9--West Coast 7--Sea Hunt 5--Best of the Post 4--Mister Ed, Comie 7--San Francisco Beat 9--Tricks of the Trade 5:00 7". 3--Discovery and News $--Great Hymns of All 4--Twentieth Century BUZ SAWYER THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 24, 1961 wuar's THIS \/AND WHY NOT, HONORED | LHEAR ABOUT You | FATHER? THEIR PLANES HELPING ORGANIZE | ARE NOISY, ENDANGER \ JAPANESE LIVES, BUT WHY ON MONDAY !.,. JUST BEFORE THE CEREMONY WHEN THE AMERICANS ARE TO RETURN A TO ME THE ANCESTRAL SAMURAI Swi 3 DURING THEWART wr ORD LOST 'THEY'RE TRYING TO "BUTTER You uP," © 1961, King Features Syndicate, Ine, World rights reserved. { | | | | . Harass Sas S . Wing- like part . Peruse Con- clusion Father of the , we Yesterday's Answer 36. Bird of peace Affirm Doomed 2, Game fish . Wicked Com- modity . Dissolve . Sodium (sym.) haracter Children's game 2 5 o '9 10 . Fedora ribbon 12 . High body tempera- ture To guard against First gardener Incarnation (Hindu) . Cavity . Ambulance signal 42. Academy at Annapolis 43. Snow vehicles Hebrews " * . Man's name GRANDMA 44. Catkin DOWN : Presently 1 2. Cougar 3. A-tiptoe 4. Abhors JANE ARDEN MICKEY MOUSE "T OH/ OH/ é HES SLOWING DOWN / DONOVAN TAKE Ss ARMED /« BETTER LET: HiMs STOPP S OUT. OF E CAR 7 . GET R, L GET YOUR SWORD! AS THE YANKEES SAY, Distribwted by King Peetaves Byndiente, y HI, GRANDMA /) MY, EVERY YOUNGGTER I'VE } PASSED THIS MORNING ow y-- wt CARRYIN'A BIG RED APPLE T* SCHOOL FOR TH' TEACHER / I HAD NO IDEA THAT EXAMINATION TIME WAS GO CLOSE / re 21 OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS UAWA LEAGUE Group 1: Durnos 3, Corbys 1, Goch 3, Hillcrest Sunoco 1, Glens Texaco 3, Bolahoods 1, Tonys 3, Al's Bi-Rite 1. Group 2: Bonds 4, Acadian Cleaners 0, Houdaille 3, Oshawa TV t, Steven- son's 3, Local 2784 1, Fred's 3, Pres- ton's lw Group 3: Johansen 4, Meads 0, Doves 4, Bergs 0, Ballarina Cabins 3, Seeds 1, Canadian Corps 3, Wigmore 1. League Standing -- Group 1: Als Bi- Rite 25, Hillcrest 25, Goch 22, Tonys 21, Bolahoods 16, Durnos 15, Glens Texaco 12, Corbys 8, Group 2: Bonds 25, Fred's Refrigera- tion 24, Presons 20, Oshawa TV if, Houdaille 18, Local 2784, 15; Acadian Cleaners 13, Stevensons 11. Group 3: Johansen 25, Bergs 22, Ca- nadian Corps 21, Ballarina Cabins 18, Meads 17, Doves 14, Wigmore 14, Seeds BA 13. High Scores -- R. Murray 733, A. Parfitt 697, J. Wilson 692, A. Mitchell 691, M. BamBridge 690, E. Hale 685, J. Logeman 674, J. Smith 671, B. Corri- gan 671, D, Bowler 670, S. Fice 667, C. Rout 665, J. Seneco 664, H, Kellock 662, V. Conlin 660, B. Barter 659, B. Strutt 656, A. Eveman 654, B. Bracey 652, C. McCabe 651, B. Gilliland 656, A. Cam- eron 654, H. McRoberts 643, S. Smith 641, B. Maeson 640, H. Lyon 633, H. Northey 626, E. Dean 624, K. Cobb 623, R. Gow 623, B. Nelson 622, E. Dumas 620, C. Ford 620, A. Holdaway 618, 5S. Sweet 617, W. Lewis 616, R. Godfrey 610, A. Taylor 608, D. Tilk 606, J. Adair 604, J. McDonald 603 and L. Tindall _ . Lemon League -- H. Venhoff Knox 82, S. Saramak 82 and D, Me Donald 87. PLAZA FAMILY DOUBLES Bert Mewitt led the Slammers to a four point sweep over the Jish-B's with the high triple of the night 740 (267, 296), cloxe behind was Gwen McConkey with a very nice 736 (247, 227, 262). The only other bowler to reach the 700's was Ed Leslie 721 (234, 272, 215). Many were close but couldn't quite | make it. They were Helen Fisher 698 (273, 231), Steve Barta 687 (270, 220); Frank Taylor 669 (254, 284); Carl Les- lie 669 (286, 201); MT 661 (300); Jim Morrison 659 (331); Oscar Morrison 656 (308); Audrey Keyes 651 (291); Made line Morrison 649 (269, 208); Clark Hub- bell 646 (225, 241); Bill Baker 640 (264, 200); Flo Lovelock 631 (238, 228); Isobel Hubbell 631 (233, 211); Bill Gutsell 612 (235); Bill Barta 612 (204, 3 Peg- gy Fayle 608 (232); (254, 208); Stan Paradise 602 (203, 215) Lily Rae 601 (234). | Some very fine singles and doubles jwere also bowled; Bob Corneal 253, Steve Lovelock 253, Len Byrne 262, Pete Wight 244, Alex. Chalmers 244, Joan Gray 245, Jerry Harper 239, Harry Norton 239, Ed Salmon 238, J! flux table 237, Harry Fayle 236, Wright 234, Peggy Branton 232, old Cornish 230, 213; Jack Barta 231, Alex Alexander 228, Elsie Smith 227, Olive Morrison 226, 205; Olive Mc- Intosh 222, Fred McKee 221, Edna Ward 220. The D-Jay's took 4 points from the high flying Lulu's, and the |Orbits took 3 points from the Georg- jettes to tighten the point race. | By special request the league stand- \ings will appear weekly, Only ten |points separate the top and bottom team, so anyone is still able to win this section. 21, gheads and Dolls 20, Fitsits (Mavis Taylor) Misfits 19, Groaners 19, Bellringers 174, Comets 15%, Jish-B 15 and Take Two 1. NOTE: Larger writing would be appreciated, ALBRT 8T. CHURCH LEAGUE Congratulations are extended to the Strikers, the winners of the first section with 30 points, Wizards 26, Beavers 25, Stinkers 23, Markers 22, Go-Getters 22, Gabbers 22, Hustlers 21, Clinkers 17, Buzzers 12. Congratulations are also in order to Wilbur Down and Eric Jacklin who bowled the first 300 games without handicap. Men's 200 without handicap B Grandy 252, G. Maunder 238. Men's 600 with handicap--E. Jacklin 783 (329, 275); W. Brown 743 (352, 228) D. Mount s (262, 215, 215); G. 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DON'T THINK THIS GUY LIKES ME. THE ONLY WAY TO FIND OUT WOULD BE TO RUN 6OME LAB TESTS. ABS THERES A LITTLE LABORATORY IN THE VILLAGE INFIRMARY. £ WORK THERE AS A NURSE. | (255, 211, 206); D. Potter 668 (280, 215); |S. Gray 666 (261, 227); N. Marnion 657 | (275, 220); A. Marlowe 656 (267, 204); B. Pike 661 (240, 217, 204); A. Venema 655 (250, 227); J. Taylor 644 (234, 231); E. Hawley 613 (255, 213); F. Cooper 608 (220, 210); C. Davis 610 (239), Men's 200 with handicap -- P. Clark 269, E. Holland 260, B, Hurst 230, R. Corbman 221, R. Clark 210, F. Cole man 210, E. Rundle 208, J, Scott 209, K. Mossey 208, G. Ford 206. Women's 600 without handicap -- B. Grandy 672 (257, 243). Women's 200 without handicap -- W. Scott 255, E, Hawley 214, M. Jacklin 211 Women's 600 with handicap -- P, Cooper 649 (258, 202); F. Boyle 602 (232, 227). Women's 200 with handicap -- D. Corbman 211, J. Morrison 212, G. Clark 210, L, Allman 207, B. Taylor 206, I. Gibbs 205, M. Bint 202. Lemon League -- G. Locke 89, M. Bint 77, M. Clark 82, G. Clark 82, M. Kornic 79, E. Westlake 44. BOWLERS -- please remember to bring 25c, for the beginning of the new section. Terry Downes Has OK For Warmup Go LONDON (AP). -- Terry Downes, part holder of the world middleweight boxing ti- tle, was given permission Wed- nesday to have a warmup fight before defending his crown against Paul Pender in Boston. The 25-year-old Londoner got the go-ahead from the British Boxing Board of control. He has been out of action with a thumb injury since he took the title from Pender in London last July. Last week the Massachusetts officials ruled that Downes must not fight until he has fulfilled his return-clause contract with Pender. Downes is scheduled to meet Pender, of Brookline, Mass., in Boston Jan, 20. SALLY'S SALLIES "Charge it right now; my huse band may go bankrupt USED TIRES 395 400 TO CHOOSE FROM B.EGoodrich 88 KING WEST 725-4543