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TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton WUR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WKBW-TV Chanve! 7--Buffale WROC-TV Ch CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto CBLT-TV Channe! 6--Toronto WBEN-TV Channe) 4--Buffalo CKVR-TV Channel '3--Barrie 1 5--R FRIDAY EVENING F.M. " -amily Theatre S §--Kukla » Friday Night 4--Premier Playhouse 'Theatre 5:15 P.M. a ye i 4--Dick Tracy's : Mi. 5--Bozo's Story Book ee 2-Willie Wonterful . ee . aie waee Tramp 7--Farmorama 5--Theatre 5--Katie's House 4--CH. 4 Theatre 4--Cartoons 3--Yogi Bear 2--Stooges and Rascals @-Q. T. Hush 9:00 A.M 6:0¢ P.M. 7--Farm and Home lour Shee Prom Cochise | atures stooges 3--Three Stooges 4--Heritage ' 2--Highway Patrol 9:30 A.D. 6--Father of the Bride 3--Farm Market Report 6--Movies 5-2 Jack Paar 4--Premier Playhouse 3--Movie 12:30 A.M. 5-2--Pip The Piper 4--Museum of Science 9st ALM, 6:15 P.M. 7--Telesports Digest 4--Cameo Theatre 4:30 YuN \l--Adventures of Robin Hood 6-3--Bowling 3 4--Famous Artists School 5--Cecil and Beany 2--1, 2, 3 Go 5:00 P.M. l--Family Theatre $--African Patrol 6-3--The Living World 5--Wrestling 4--Beat The Champ 2--All Star Golf 5:15 P.M. 9- Cartoons L 9--Hi-Time 6-3--Bugs Bunny oa avr 6:00 P.M 9--Tombstone Territory 7---The Early Show 6-3--Country Time iis 6.30 +.M pie cape, Aner 98 Mis) oe iews --News | 4--Wrestling 9--Boys and Girls S-Spects Annis | Freee 6:30 P.M. 6:45 P.M. 7--Popeye and His Pals| i--Father Knows Best . ee 5-2 Sheri Lewis Show 9-4-3--News: Weather: U--Family Theatre 4--Video Village | Sports itm 1. AM. | @ Stranger Than Pos dg 5-2--King Leonardo Fiction ': y 4--Mighty Mouse 5--Highway Patrol PEP Sh re. P a 4 2 1 Velvet -3--Newst Sports 11:00 A.M. 6:45 2 Sree ee Show '11--vavro Sehool of %--Punch and Johnny 5--Flintstones wetiete eae é-Hawe, Seeete 9--Professor's Party 4-4--News: Sports Waker" | 7--Jungle Jim Theatre | 3--Jim Coleman Show | | 5-a--fury oe ror and aa Magic Land |.1--Bronco 7:15 P.M 11:30 A.M. 9--The Flintstones * ~---- \11--Bugs Bunny 6-3--Dennis The Menace | 1--News; Weather | $--Felix The Cat | 4---U of B Roundtable 7 P.M. | 4--Roy Rogers | 5-2--Chet Huntley | &~--Try For Ten | 2--Make Room For 7:30 P.M. | 7--Straightaway | addy 9--The Rifle Man | S-Sperts Bude | __12:60 NOON | 7--Calvin and the a ne ad | 1--Biolosy -- MeMaster| Colonel University 6--Dr Kildare 4--Rawhide Western News, Weather, | 5--Other Thresholds 3--Donna Reed Show Sports 2--International Show | 7--Buffalo Bandstand 8:00 P.M. | 6--Let's Speak 9--Roaring 20's |. English 7--The Hathaways | 5-2--Mr. Wizard @-3--Country Hoedowa | 4--Sky King 8:30 P.M. 12:15 P.M. 11--Seahunt | &-Sports College 7--Flintston | 12:90 P.M. ©3--Car 54 -- Where \1--Musie -- McMaster Are You University 4--Route 66 | 5-2--Championship _ &2---Robert Taylor's Debate Detectives 4--My Friend Flicka : 9:00 ¢.M | 12:45 P.M 1i--Holiday Ranch | The Have Gun Will | Jungle Boy Travel 1:00 P.M 1--77 Sunset Strip if bade ¢@3--Tommy Ambrose 6--Wrestling | 5--All Star Theatre So. + -M, | 4--Rural Review > Law and Mr. 2--Featurama jones ey Style 1.15 P.M. 6-3--Perry Mason 5-2--Milton Berle Show 4--Father of the Bride $--Twin Bill Theatre 5--Feature Movie 1:30 P.M. ll---Pin Busters 10:00 P.M. 5--Capt. David Grief tl--Beb McLean | 4--Pinbusters 1--Target: The | 3--News And Sports coer 2:00 P.M. 6-4-3--World Hockey 6--On The Scene 8~Topper Us: ' 4--Eyewitness -- Walter |, BP ooo P.M. Cronkite -- Wrestling 'The Detectives 5-2---Professional 2--King Of Diamonds Basketball 11:00 P.M. | 2:45 P.M. -- 4--Saturday Matinee ; | 3:00 P.M. BE i - Bh said | €3--World Of Golf $--Viewpoint | 3:30 2M. 3-2--News and Sports ll--Club il Dance 11:30 P.M. Party Lb--Blockbuster Movie 4:00 P.M. $--Better Late 9--Wrestling 'Adventures of | 3--Peter Gunn 7--Wrestling Champions e: | 4--Perry Mason | 3--Robin Hood | 2--Wells Fargo $:" ah, | \L--Jamboree 9--Feature Theatre | | 7--Room For One More | | 3--Have Gun Will | | Travel j 8:30 PLA. 1--Movie Showcase | 7--Leave It To Beaver | | 6--Red River Jamboree 5--Shannon | 4--The Defenders | 2--Tall Man 9:00 P.M. 7--Lawrence Welk | 6-3----NHL Hockey 5-2--Movie | 9:30 P.M. | 4Have Gun Will Travel ,;41--Man From Interpol 9--Boxing 7--Championship Bowl- i Li Gunsmoke : 10:15 P.M, | 6-3--Juliette 10 wo FM. U--Peter Gunn 10:45 v.M. $--Johnny Esaw Show-- Sports 6-3--King Whyte Show 11508 NN L1-7-6-4-3----News; Weather: Sports %--Country Hoedows daiap -.iMi. News, Weather: Sports 7--Late Show 6--Night Metro 4--Late Sports Movie 2~Award Theatre 11:30 P.M. ! 10:45 A.M. pty ysid Calendar =] 11--Blockbuster Movie | phers 4--Sheriff of Cochise ! 6--Midnight Zone 11:00 A.M. 4--Starlignt theatre \1l--Bugs Bunny and 2:06 P.M. ¢ "7M, | Friends ll--Junior "A" Hockey ecuidnight Zo ea -chureh Servi ridge 6--Midnight Zone rch Service j 1:00 A.M. | S--This is The. Lite 63--Junior Magazine li--Late News 4--Worship Service 5--Sound of the Stars 7 Jackson 2--Senate Report 4--The Law and You Sings iT 1. 2--World Affairs Ree |1l--Canada Outdoors 2:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. 9--It Is Written | 9--Junior "A" Hockey This Is The Life 7--The Holy Mass 7--Meet The Professor A | 5--Report From 4--Sunday Sports 8:15 A.M. | Congress Crisis 2--Senator Keating | 12:00 NOON 3:09 M 8:30 A.M \l--Biology -- McMaster, 7--Directions '62 7--Search University 6-3--Movie 5--Davey and Goliath 9--Italian Theatre 2--Gene Autry 2--Farm, Home and | 7--Playhouse Seven .:30 PM Garden |6--Let's Speak English - sf 9:00 A.M, | 5--Felix The Cat 7--Adilai Stevenson 7~--The Answer | 4--News: Weather: Reports ss 5--Texas Rangers | Sports 5--World of Sports 4 Popeye Plavouuse | 3--Popeye and Pals 4:00 P.M, 2~Your Church | 2--Frontiers of Faith iicaltoa: doues Invitation | 12:15 P.M. | 7--Issues and Answers 9:15 A.M. 4--Lets Look At 6-3--Heritage 2--Faith of Israel Congress 4--Wonderful World of 9:30 A.M | 12:30 P.M. Golf «di zi 1--Music -- McMaster 7--Faith For Today 5--Jet Jackson 2~--Pinpoint 10:00 A.M obevies 9--Movie Feature 9--Youth and Religion | 4--Utica Club Bowling | 7--Canisius College 7--The Way Tournament orum 5--Hour of St. Francia | 2-Family Playhouse 6-3--Discovery and 4--Lamp Unto My Feet 12:45 P.M. News 10:15 A.M 4--Stories of the Year §:60 °°". 2--Lets Have A Hobby 1:00 PBs or Theatre 10:30 A.M U--Rev. Oral Roberts | 7--World of Spopts a ' 6-3--Good Life Theatre | 63--Citizens' Forum $--Around The World 5--Wisdom 7--Hour of St. Francis 5--Industry On Parade 4--Uncle Jerry's Club 2--Cartoon Playhouse University 6-3--Curling Champion- 1:3 P.M, 11--It Is Written 9--Language In Action | 7---Medic 2--Pic-a-Polka 4:30 P.M. li--Tiny Talent Time 4--Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic CROSSWORD 2--Name that bcm BUZ SAWYER ACROSS 3.---- (King) 24. Pronoun SESIEMsAH 1. Hip-length Cole, singer 25.Gir's Se eEM IATL blouse 4. Maritime name TIE} ATH) 6. Moslem Dept. 27. Baby- iN tunics (Peru) lonian Fe eA 11. Swiftly 5. Ancient water [jon PIAL 12, Sultan's Britons god IH OlV) | decree 6. Scoff (at) 28. In O}R SINCE IN, 13. Assessment _T. Biblical Berlin, en ie amount region "one" Se NI Ww 14, and 8. Georgia 29. Son of ay eggs city Nut Yesterday's Answer 15, Osmium 9. Worship 30. Very (sym,) 10, Meaning 33.Nuisances 40. Finishes 16, San 17. Remem- 34. Ward off 41, Great Francisco bers 35. Mississipp! number earth 18. In what embank- 42, Frozen movements way 'ment desserts 18. Fire-truck 19. Has 37, Anesthetic 45. Brazil equipment 21, One cent 39. Twenty macaw 20, Born sale notice quires of 46. Mover's 21, Below 22. Behold paper truck (naut,) 23. Actor's 1 |2 [3 [4 Is (Ae {7 {se Jo fio signal 4 26. Maine il Y; 12 natives "Wy 31, "My Gal 13 14 Bowl V, 32. Chinese 5 SFG "7, Ve }I7 money WY Aa ' Y Y 33, Chum ' ! 20 36. Spare AL Y Zi "a, yy . Highest 2 422 73 [24 125 ne --Y WU, on earth 26 27 28 |24 |/30 41. Greeting 43. Number of YG ZA3 Ase Rome hills QML V2, 44. Hurricane [33 [34 |35 VW, 36 137 YG destruction cs ee Lili 47. Footprint 38 39 |40 YY 41 142 48. Rub out ALLL 49.Branches . }43 Ye 45 |46 50. Raves { aoe 47 7448 1, Edible root Y (Tahiti) 49 G yy, 50 2. Java tree 3-4 AGAIN, MANY THANKS FOR YOU BRINGING SUITCASE OF CLOTHES FROM MY BROTHER IN HONG KONG, | JE GOES our THE DOOR, Closely FOLLOWED BY BUZ AND LT. HIROSHIDO OF THE JAPANESE POLICE. J THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Merch 9, 1962 ]7 JANE ARDEN PRO! A BABY ONLY OF COURSE, IT DEPENDS ON AT THI WH E HAs/ B AGENCY YES, I THINK YOU [2% BABLY COULD GET A FEW WEEK: S OLD/ WELL.wIF WE \ LETS DO ITSLIE/ COULD wn ALL RIGHT/ i ees OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS COF LEAGUE i MICKEY MOUSE Fy bait Pa $ g =f bie BSB for the losers. Spoilers st the fast-moving Cireuits by taking a two-to-one deci- sion, which was hard-earned. The first game was a close one, with Spoilers i" to 1,222 for the losers. LOOK! "THAT BLUE DRESS INTHE WINDOW! GRANDMA YOU 'TOLD ME ONCE 'THAT GRANDMA WOULD NEVERE SOCK ANYONE 6MALLER: FACTS GTRAI WHY DON'T YOU GET YOUR GHT. NO MATTER WHAT you qa new car you are sure 266 KING ST. WEST are looking for in to find it here! CLIFF MILL for you. PONTIAC . . BUICK .. VAUXHALL or the New ACADIAN. There is a model designed MOTORS LTD. 723-4634 PHONE Circuits the 1,204 to 1,162. Spoilers now lead the standing point. were the only team to win the it was the via shut-out route Jay Men who were the victims. The win puts Rawhides back in the run. ning for a playoff spot, thanks to some eer erg: | by Doug Harding, Denny ton and Matt Bell. Sabers had the battle all the way te edge the Ww: and took two valuable points to stay in the race, Bob Gallagher was of the night with some top bow! The other boys were lost the "cigar ie". Cor in q are order for the Gallagher family, who are wo! on a mixed team, their latest artival being a girl -- which accounts for the cigars, "Banjo" liked it. Trotters their low! ly P vacua by taking two games from the tealers and it was Bert Harding at his best for the Trotters. Spoilers now lead with 13, Ozarks 12, Short Circuits 11, Sabers 10, Rawhides 9, Jay Men 8, Stealers 7, Trotters 7, Ed Wilson's 7, Lucky 6. Don "Bingo" Henning led the in- dividual shooters with 873 (316, 312), Ed Johnson 816 (300), Bob Gallagher '787 (363), Joe Ristich 795 (303), Ron Jay 786 (337), Sel Himes 782, Reg 777, Ron Swartz 769 (314), Bert H ing 757 (307), Linton , Art Smart 756, Doug Harding 755, Al Stovin 715, Len Watkins 713, Ozzie Keeler 71: George ee eS ae Pid teresting. endous, be- longing to Don Clement 826 (253, 219, 282), Gord who appeared to a bad night -- Jim MacPherson 97 and Agnes Clement 92. Astronauts cleaned up on the top Pin Hedz by taking four points; Orbits took three against the rallying Rascals; Ho Loos the Strikes for three ead and the Hep Se et those 'okels away out by taking points, The standings are: Ho Loos ll, Pin Hedz 9, Astronauts 9, Hep Cats 9, Orbits 7, Lucky Strikes 7, Yokels 6 and cals 6, RADIATOR DEPARTMENT m Standings: Dubbers 68, | LI'L ABNER @ ASTHEONLY el RELATIVE, I'LL TAKE. SALOMEY/7-- AND YOU CAN COME AND VISIT US,MR.SNAKEPIT 77 THE LONE RANGER (J-1M ALL RIGHT, TONTO, /-IUST SHAKEN UP A BIT. =~ SPEEDING . TRAIN { 'The Lone Ranger, Ine. SEAN Ty ine Peates Spelt DONALD DUCK HOW. ABOUT A HUMIDOR $0 IT WON'T + JANDA HLIMIDOR j KEEP Diatrfbated by King Features Syndicate: YOUR FAVORITE BRAND WHO NEEDS A HUMIDOR? MUGGS AND SKEETER "© King Features Syodicate, Ine, 106%, HOW WAS YOUR REPORT CARD THIS MONTH, ALBERT? aa SAME AS USVAL.... Boy-0-BO AGAIN» Y, STRAIGHT "A ft 'g" eo CONGRATULATIONS!...AND_ 2--~ WOULD YOU PO ME A FAVOR? OF COURSE... WHAT 16 IT# IF YOU EVER SEE MY GRAND- MOTHER COMING IN YOUR DIRECTION, WOULD YOU MIND GETTING LOST #! @ King Features Symitanta, lac, 1982 Z MUST BEA NATURAL*BORN SALE JULIET JONES Bins 58, 56, . Boys 49, Silent Six 43, Untouchables 40, Unmentionables 36. The Sleepers lost practically any chance they had to wind up in the first position by lowly Un- touchables last night 4 to 0. Al Haley, ably assisted by ales and Bill Smith threw the big ones for the under dogs, with Bill Keenan the only one of the Sleepers to show any sign of being awake. Although outshouted, out- hhecked and verbally 'angled; not only by the Silent Six, but also by about 20 tors, the Dubbers never- theless eked out a 3 to 1 win and managed to hold their first place mar- gin. George Hubbard and Jackie Brock- man were the pick of the winners, with Al "Ringer" Hardsand and Dougie Taylor bowling well in a losing cause. The Has Bins kept themselves in con- tention for the first spot, at least ee PP: the Stampers 4 to 0. John Bailey and Bill Romanuk bowled well for the victors: as for the Stampers, they should have stood in bed. Harry Boyd paced the cellar dwell- ing Untouchables to a 3 to 1 victory over the TV Boys; who with their one point managed to sneak into a tie for the fourth and last playoffs position, Walt Polley and Willard St. Louis were nly Boys who got tuned in Hubbard took individual Dales 652 (226, 230), Jackie Brockman 650 (242, 228) ,Harry Boyd 649 (323), Bill Smith 630 (256, 210), Al Hardsand 625 (210, 229), Walt Polley 622 (231, 210) John Bailey 618 (210, 237). Bill Rom- anuk 615 (256), Willard St. Louis 608 (219) and Dougie Taylor 601 (227, 218). Good single games came from Bill Maxwell 252, Al Jamieson 247, . Will Villa 234, Bus Goyne 227, Stew Tippett 220, Bus Edmundson 217, 212, Jack Milne 217, Frank Locke 211, Howie Vann 210, Jerry (Straight) Bent 207, Clarence len 206, Mel Wotton 200, Don Pringle 200 and Ralph Glover 200. ie Lemon League we have Frank Locke 87, a Sprackett 93 and John ALWAYS WANTED TO MEET A TRUCK DRIVER. FACE TO er ey ALWAYS LOOK SO BLY RUGGED!! HOPE I DIDN'T KEEP YOU WAITING TOO LONG. UAW AUX. NO 27 We are not so hot this week, one double and four singles and our Lemon League is on the up grade 17 OR ates -- Joey Braiden 450 (245, Singles -- Rose Dale 233, Hilda Baker 1g Hazel, Farrow 206 and Joan Hall m Maids and Milk-Maids took two from cy Six-Bells 26, Nuts- im -_ , » Nut Bolts. 22, Mk haias 20, Union- Maids , ¥ i» Fi Gay-Nineties 12 and Lucky 27, 6. SALLY'S SALLIES BLONDIE SOMETHING BLONDIE NEVER MAKES -- A SARDINE EVER MAKE SARDIN OMELETS P BLONDIE--WHY DON'T You 7 3 NO WONDER SHE NEVER MAKES THEM 1962, Warid rights reserved. | © King Features Syedicaie, Inc, LARRY BRANNON COMING ups 'TIS A BLIZZARD TWO MORE DAYS OF CLEAR WEATHER. $'VE GOT TO GET THIS JEEP OVER TO THE WINDWARD SIDE f faten ta Fea asap "The crowd's with you, Socko. I wish you were with them."