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TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channe! 11--Hamiltop CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronte WUE-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WEBW-TV Cha~rel 7--Buffalo CFTU-TV Channel $--Toronto WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie SAT#' Ai EV 6:00 P.M 7 9--Tombstone 1--The Early Show 5-2--News -- 6:30 P.M. tl--Father Knows Best 94-3--News: Weather: Sports Stranger Than Fiction S--Highway Patro, 2--National Velvet Jim "\Colerana Show l--Bronco : }--The F +3--Dennis The Menace --U of B Roundtable @2--Chet Huntley 7:30 P.M. ®-The Rifle Man 3-Wells Fargo a a tl--Jamboree 9--Feature Theatre 7--Room For One More Have Gun Will vel 0:30 PLA. tl--Movie Showcase T--Leave It To beaver @--Red River Jamboree 2 4--The Defenders 3--Peter Gunn $-Tall Man 9:00 P.M. %--Lawrence Welk 63--NHL Hockey Movie 9:30 P.M. 4--Have Gun Will avel 10:00 P.M. &--Man From Interpol 9--Boxing -C Bowl- 5 y On 4--Uncle Jerry's Club 2--Cartoon Playhouse 11--Bugs Bunny and Friends 7--The Christophers 6-3--Church Service 5--This is The Life 4--Worship Service 2--Senate Report ii: aM, 11--Canada Outdoors 9--It Is Written 7--The Holy Mass 5--Report From Congress 12:00 NOON Biology -- McMaster 's Speak 5--Felix The Cat ree Weathers ports 3~Popeye and Pals 2--Frontiers of Faith 2: . 1--Music -- McMaster University 6-3--Speaking French ing 4--Gunsmoke 10:15 P.M, 63--Juliette 10... FLM. O--Peter Gunn 10:45 v.M. a Esaw Show-- ports @3--King Whyte Show 30 v 11-7-6-4-3--News; Weather: Sports ®--Country Hoedown saab "1. ll--News. Weather: Sports PO 7--Late Show @--Night Metro 4--Late Sports 1) Late Show @--Midnight Zone 4--Starlight 'Cheatre 2:00 ?.M. €--Midnight Zone 1:00 A.M, li--Late News %Mahalia Jackson rT SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. $-This Is The Life 8:15 A.M. B--Senator Keating 8:30 A.M. 7--Search S--Davey and Goliath 3--Farm, Home and Garden 4--Utica Club Bowling Tournament 2-Family Playhouse 12:45 P.M. 4--Stories of the Year 1:00 t.84 ll--Rev. Oral Roberts 6-3--Good Life Theatre ':3' P.M, 1i--It Is Written 9--Things We See 7--Medic 6-3--Country Calendar 5--1-23 Go 4--Sheriff of Cochise 2:08 P.M. ll--Report On Germany 9-7--Championship Bridge 6-3--Canadian Figure Skating Champions 5--Family Matinee 4--The Law and You 2--World Affairs 2:30 P.M. 9--Movie Feature 7~--Meet The Professor 5--Remote Bowling 4--Sunday Sports ore M. 11--Tugboat Annie 7--Directions '62 6-3--Movie 2----NBC Opera 3:30 P.M. 11--Cannonball 7--Adiai Stevenson Reports 5--World of Sports 4:00 P.M. \l--Ree Room 9--Junior "A" Hockey 7--Issues and Answers 6-3--Heritage bait? yasiere World of 4:30 P.M. li--Tiny Talent Time a:b." . 11--Family Theatre 7--World of Sports 6-3--Citizens' Forum 5--Wisdom 4--School Budget-1963 2--Pic-A-Polka 5:30 P.M, 6-3--Movie 5-2----Update 4--GE College Bow! 63 v 9--Hart of the Matter 6--Disney Presents 7--Matty's Funnies 63--Today Show 4--Captain Kangaroe 8:30 A.M. 7--Showcase 9:00 A.M. %--Romper Room 5--Movie 4---Popeye's Piayhouse 7--Yours For A Song 5-2--Concentration 4--The Clear Horizon 12:00 SOON 1l--Bugs Bunny and Friends Free and Easy C 7 4--Seareb for T 3:30 P.M- 1--Cap'n Andy Show 7--Who Do You frust €43--Verdict Is Yours 5-2--Our Five Daughter 4:00 P.M. The Hideaway ig Weather: ports 12:45 P.M. 4--The Guiding Light 1:00 P.M. ll--Movie Matinee 7--Afternoon Show 5--Women's Bowling 4--Meet [Che Millers 3--Movie 2~Mid-day Matinee 1:30 P.M. 9--A Kin To Win 5--Educational Special 4---The World furns 2:00 2.M. 2:15 P.M. 6--Nursery School 4--The Cotton Bowl 2:30 P.M. li--Jane Gray Show i--Seven Keys 11i--Romper Room Q Fo: A Day é 5-2--Your First Impression 4--News and Weather 3--Popeye and Pals 6-3--The Dickie Henderson Show 5-2--Dr. Malone 4--Millionaire 6--Favorite Story Film 5--D. 4 fhe Brighter Vay 3--The Women's Show 2--Make Room For Daddy 4:15 P.M. Storm 4:30 P.M. 1l--Rocky and His Friends MU.ws od iG 5:00 P.M. tl--Family Theatre kl. 4--Fun To Leara 5:15 P.M. 4--Dick pease 2--Yogi Bear 6:00 P.M. 9--Man From Cochise 6--News 5--Margie 4--Mister Ed 3--Movie 7:00 P.M. l1l--The Real McCoys 5-2--Walt grr d a World of Color 4--Dennis fhe Menace 6-43--Ed Sullivan Show %~-Academy Perform ance--Part | 8:30 P.M. 7--Lawman S-2--Car 54 9:00 P.M, 1--Canada 6-3--Bonanza 4--Judy Garland Show 2:3. P.M. l1--Zane Grey Theatre 4--Jack Benny Show 10:00 P.M. li--Debut This Week 9--Andy Griffith's Show 7--Adventures Paradise 6-3--Close-up . 5-2--NBC White Paper 4--Golden Showcase 10:30 P.M. li--Twenty Questions 9~--Loretta Young 6-3--Quest 4--What's My Line 11,00 P.M, \1-7-6-5-4-3--News: Sports: Weather 9--The Law and Mr, Jones 11:15 P.M, 7--Late Show 6--Night Metro 5--This Week's World 3--Movie 2--Award Theatre 11:30 P.M. ll--Late Show 9--News: Sports Final 5--Paramount Play- house 4--Starlight Theatre CROSSWORD 8-90 A.V 7--Talk of the Town 3. 4 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 18. 19. 20, 21. Verdi's Ethiopian princess Delaying excuses (slang) Bewitch Little girl Positive pole Uninvited Abound Goes astray Oil of rose petals Incline Assists Pronoun GIO@GE) mink HEWES Moe Oe Dizi IME <iidin| <|p [a1 29. Samuel's Sanchs 2 1 (Bib.) 30. Goddess of harvests 31, Attaches 33. Pat 35. Portion 37. Two-yoked horses 41. Simpleton 43. Lost to view 44, Piece of furniture 45. Shield 46. Odor - 47. Struck DOWN 1. College- grounds enclosure (colloq.) 2. Wavy (her.) IN CONCLUSION, GENTLEMEN, IT IS SMALL DOPE TRAFFIC FROM RED CHINA see IVE PROMISED OUR hee COOPERATION, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, Febrecry 24, 1962 17. © King Featares Syndicate, Ine, 1962, World rights reserved. - »\ \\ sM\ '\ \ or ae A FAMILY 2 MICKEY MOUSE GRANDMA BAKE GOODIES THIS MORNIN? / ..AN'T HAD T* LICK ALL TH' ICING PANS AN' SPOONS ~SERVICE STATION OPEN~ 9 A.M. -9 P.M. AND ALL NEXT WEEK 7 A.M. -9 P.M. 222 KING ST. W. (King at Gladstone) SUNDAY, FEB. 20 For the Best Service Drive to THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. WE WARNT - ASLEEP, WHILE BUYIN' THE WILECAT FO' FINKNAGLE WAS WE SASHAYED | TRUNK, ON ACCOUNT HONEST ABE IS ALLERGIC TO CAT HAIRS /7 NTO TH' RRY eae F/ HMET-SALOMEY |S PALE /-- city. \ { We FE pie AIR DON'T AGREE WIF HER? WE fe BETTER MERELY STAY TH'NIGHT= AN! THEN GO HOME,TOMO SALOMEY 7 THE LONE RANGER AIN! YOURB ¥-) HEADING FOR TROUBLE! MASKED! | 4--) b y #24 POUR ON MORE FIGURE HES 5 TEAMS DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER FISHING FOR COINS, PEB-WEEZ ONE. T MIGHT AS WELL THROW IT BACK. T CAN'T EVEN USE J Dey IT FOR BAIT eee O PENNY.» i JULIET JONES BESTMAN! ME WELL... | COURSE,IF THATS THE WAY YoU WANT IT, DUNDEE, T'D BE HONORED, 4 730 (252, (271), C, Weeks 689, B. Gallant 685 (255) ; McLean 677 (253, 245), F. Hayward 674 (276) and L. Scott 669 (300). The high singles were: J. Klapow 306, T. Stergen 292, H. Bain 263, J. Mc- Kinnon 262, 8. Howard 258, 8. Topp 256, S. Schwartz 250, D. Talbot 249, P. Dob- . one 246, N. O'Reilly 246 and A. Scott The Lemon Leaguers were: W. Allen 97 and M, Swartz 80. MOTOR CITY MIXED BUSINESS LEAGUE There may be a lot of snow around outside, but it didn't dampen the spirits of our fellow bowlers hecause there were some terrific scores this week and the highlight of the evening was the great bowling of Bob McLean, who threw a lovely 804 (282, 265). And on the same team, Fred Schneider came up with a nice 747 (266, 256) for the Chums, to take all four points, naturally, from the Spitfires, even with the efforts of Bert Trick, who tossed a 647 (256, 207) and Jerry Crawford's 621 (270, 184), The Toppers took three points with no 600 triples, from the Jets, who had three of their bowlers throw high triples. Leading off was Peggie Fayle with a 656 (246, 237), followed by, oh, oh, the barber again, George Tait with @ 622 (232, 197) and jastly, Art Smart a 602 (208, 199). To think the Jets only took one point, losing the games by a mere nine pins, that's one for Ripley. Tops and Atoms were very polite te each other, splitting two points apiece, Gord Hudson, for the Tops, helped this along with a lovely 704 (328, 211) and Shirley Smart, again this week for the Atoms, with a 621 (242, 216). Don't turn the page yet. there are two more nice 700 triples. The first was racked up by Harry Fayle, of the Flop pers, with a 766 (272, 267) and with Murray O'Riley's help of 653 (267, 219), took three points from the Hornets, Bill Gallant's 724 (279, 241), earned them just one point. That is a good night of bowling in anyone's book. 200 games (Women) -- Lily Rae 246, Rose Crawford 243, Joyce O'Riley 223, Betty Ann Groat 214 and Madeline More rison 200. 200 Games (Men) -- Orv. Hollan@ 237, Phil Cormier 233, James Norrie 220, 215, Bill Webster 219, 202, Tom Rae 212, 211, Fred McKee 208, Danny Gray 205 and Gord Nobes 202. Lemon League -- Harold Dervent 98, and Marg. Sytnyk 80. UAW AUX. NO. 27 We should have a snow storm every week. After shovelling snow the girl» sure had good muscles. Just cast your lookers at some of those scores rolled by Jen Carey, Shirley Hill, Joan Hall and Murie] Inch. Our Lemon League is on the decrease this week, 14, Doubles -- J. Carey 467 (255, 212): J. Hall 425 (264) and M. Inch 422 (258), Singles -- 8, Hill 265, B. Rutherford 214, H. Baker 205 and J. Thomson 204, Flowerettes walloped Gay-Ninetiesg Six-Bells walloped Farmerettes; Union: Maids took two points from Milk-Maidas babii took two pints from Lucky Team Standing -- Six-Bells 25, Nute Bits 21, Union-Maids 18, Milk-Maidg 18, Farmerettes 13, Flowerettes 11, Gay-Ninetles 10, Lucky 27, 4. UNITED STEELWORKERS LEAGUB Group A -- Untouchables 9, Dolittles 9, Strivers 8, Rums 6, and Lucky-Six 5, Group B --Sperniks 7, Hits 6, Rawe Hides 4, Starlites 3. and Unknowns 3. High Triples -- P. Kit 734, D. Beau regard 643, M. Brudek 661, P. BrudeR 621, W. Helmeke 683, M. Taylor 637, J. Jendretzke 615 and T. Haffner 629. +* Games over 200 -- J. Gabona 202%): D. Gabona 211, D. Topham 230, D. Wik Hams 202, H. Topham 209, 205, K. Ross 209, Joe Grills 225, L. Keeler 256, A, Cochrane 206, 205, W. Wrobel 206, G, Taylor 256, E. Boneham 264, S. Bones ham 209, A. Boettcher 200, 220, By Adams 200, J. Brown 211, G, Brows ate G. Ross 201, 203 and A. Smith 224, Lemon League -- R. Richard 90, G, Boettcher 79, Jess Grills 83, 61, K, Lehman 90 and M. Ross 77. RECOMMEND REGINA HALIFAX (CP) -- The Canas dian school curling committee said Wednesday it will recom- mend to the Dominion Curling Association's annual meeting ' that the 1964 Canadian school- boy curling championships be held in Regina. Next year's: championships will be held in Guelph, : SALLY'S SALLIES NEW 1962 RS My husband says it's the most important thing about a car." IVE DECIDED To I IMPROVE MY MINO WHAT DOES PRAGMATIC LARRY BRANNON ANs carey Leaves VANCOUVER FOR TORONTO, WE 400K iN ON "SCOTTY CAMPBELL IN YELLOWKANIFE, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES. FROM TEACHING THE WEE ONES AT SCHOOL, JEANNIE. DOING, DAD? / 1M GETTING TOGETHER SOME 4 GEAR TO TAKE UP TO MY CLAIM, yOu CANT GO THERE 74/5 Gq | TME OF YEAR= ITS 140 MILES NORTH OF HERE/ TUSH, JEANNIE, Fp WE'RE HAVING CHINOOK WEATHER.. 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