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Andy and His s bagi and Girls louse 7--Comedy Theatre 5-2 Shari Lewis Show 4--The Alvin Show 10:39 A.M, 5-2--King Leonardo 4--Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11:00 A.M. ll--Vavro School of si 5-2--Fury 4~--Magic Land 11:30 A.M. ll--Bugs Bunny 9--Pi 'inocchio a 7--Popeye and His Pals 5--Felix The Cat 4--Roy Rogers 2--Make Room For Dadd; addy 12:00 NOON 9--Professor's Party 7--Bugs Bunny 5-2--Mr. Wizard 9--Sports College 12:30 P. 11--Cannonball 7--Six Gun Theatre 5--R.C.M.P. 4--News. With Robert Trout 2--Mid-day Matinee 12:45 P.M. %--Way To A Man's Heart 1:00 P.M. 11--Challenge. the Champion 9--Sports College ews 5--All Star Theatre 4--Rural Review 1:30 P.M. 9--Jungle Boy 5--Uncle Tom's Ca- ana 4--Film_ Featurette 2:00 P.M. 1i--Club Eleven Dance Party 9--Baseball 7--Wrestling Champions 6--Summer Matinee 5--National Singles Tennis Champion ips 4-3--Baseball Game of the Week 2:30 P.M. 2--Major League Baseball 3:00 P.M. 3--Baseball Game of the Week 3; Om. 11--Hop-a-long Cassidy 4:00 P.M. 7--Film Classics 6--Bowling 4--Film Featurette 4:30 P.M. CBLTI-TV Channel 6--Toronto WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WROC-TV Channe! 5--Rochester CFYO-TV Channel 8--Toronto. CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie RAEN AISLE TE SETTLE LE LOTS T LLL LIED ET pedia 2--Fantasy Island Show yes 5:00 P.M. \l--Family Theatre 9-5--Wrestling 6-3--On Safari 4--Mr. Bumble's Curiosity Shop 2--Featurama 5:0 1, 1--Early Show 6-3--Bugs Bunny SA' .. VF 6:00 P.M. 9--News- Sports 6--A Song For You 5--Highway Patrol 3--News; Sports 6:45 P.M, 9-6-4--News; Weathers rts Spo 3--Three Stooges Weather; Weatheers 1--Bronco 9--The Flintstones 7--Matty's Funnies 6-3--Some of Those Days 5-2--Chet Huntley 4--U of B Roundtable 7:30 P.M. 9--Whiplash 7--Calvin and the Colonel 6--Opening of Trans Canada Highway $--Ben Casey 4--Perry Mason 3--Robin Hood 2-Wells Fargo 6" Pant ll--Father' Knows Best 9--Feature Theatre 7~--Room For One More 6--Dr. Kildare ae ad wo Trave! i 0 PM. 11--Wre: stling 7--Leave It To Beaver 5--Pre-Election Special 4--The Defenders 3--Peter Gunn 2--Tall Man 9:00 P.M. 7--Lawrence Welk 6-3--Camera Canada 5-2--Movie | 9:30 P.M. |11--Grand Jury | 4--Miss America Pageant 10:00 P.M. 1l--Official Detective 9--Fight of the Week 7--Saturday Night Boxing 63--The Best of Tommy Ambrose 4--Gunsmoke 10 F.M. U--Peter Gunn 6-3--Discovery 10:45 ¥.M. 8--Johnny Esaw Show-- Sports :0¢ PLM. 11-74-5-4-3--News Weather: Sports 9--Late Movie 11:15 P.M. News. Weather: rts 2~Award Theatre 11:30 P.M. 11--Blockbuster Movie 6--One Step Beyond 4--Theatre 12:00 P.M. 6--On Trial 1:00 A.M. Hood 5--World Series of Golf News 7--Mahalia Jackson Sings SUNDAY 12:00 2.M. 6--On Trial , 1:00 A.M. ll--Late News 7--Mahalia Jackson 7--Farmorama +2--United Fund ram $--Davey P. Goliath 5--Texas Rangers 4-Popeye Playnouse 2-Your Chureb Invitation 9:15 A.M, 7--Bible Answers 'artoons 9:30 A.M u--Music -- Univ. 9--The Living Art Of an jap: 7--Faith For Today 5--Award Theatre 2-In 9: Mi. 11--Biology -- McMast- er University McMaster } | | 2--Family Playhouse Friends | 4--12:55 News %--Youth and Religion | Ola Vincent) i:_pey. Oral Roberts 4--Lamp Unto My Feet ht nL in tg tg hig FE A ON Pd gg at tes ON PRAT TE ANN EN S-qarwon riaynouss 10:45 A.M. phers 11:00 A.M. 7--The Christophers 6-3--Church Service 5--This Is The Life 4--Camera Three 2--Gene A e Au 11:30 A.M. 11--Marian Day Rally 9--It Is Written 7--The Bible Today 5--Report From Congress 4--World = Artists Concert Hall 3 » ON 3--Cartoons 2--Frontiers of Faith 12:15 P.M. 4--Lets Look At Congress : 12:30 P.M. 6-3--Let's Talk Music 5--Big Picture 4--Washington versation 12:45 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 3--Comment and Conviction 5--Incil sig) 10:15 A.M. 7--Adventurous Mission| 5--Indus! On Parade 4--Uncle Jerry's Club ite 4--Film Featurette 23° P.M, li--It Is Written 9--Great Music From Chicago 7--Championship Bowling o-o--arwons S--Frontiers of Faith 2:00 P.M. 11--Cathedral Chimes rid of 6--Wo: 5--National Singles Tennis mpion- ships 4--Sunday Afternoon Playhouse 3--World of Sport 2:30 P.M. li--Let's Talk With Father Meehan 9--Youth and Religion 7--Meet the Professor lajor League Baseball 3:00 P.M. 11--Movie Showcase 9--Around the World bas America Wants o iw 6--Ordination Service 3:30 P.M. 7--Editor's Choice 5--World of Sports 4:00 P.M. 9--Movie 7--Issues and Answers -3--Country Calendar | 4:30 P.M. ' 1l--Tiny Talent Time 7--Thrills and Skills 6--The Real World of -Woman 5--World Series of Golf 3--Twenty-Twenty and News 5:00 »."". ll--Family Theatre 7--World of Sports 6-3--Musical Theatre 4--Planet Earth 2--Action Theatre CROSSWORD ACROSS 1, Girl's name 5. British duties 19. Greeting 20. German 15. 21, Marsh DOWN 1, Red Cross blood ----- 21, Frantic halfpennieg 2.To bar 3. Narrow through thumb 16. Officeboy's 11, Earthen- ware beer m 5 Othe name submarine 47, "s garment 18, Nega- tive 22, Water. : receptacle 28, King of Bashan 31, Young horses 2 4 Ss Y 1 3 37. Japanese $8. "Behold!", says a Frenchman 40. Horse's sound 41, Incites 42, Without: Latin 43, Spreads grass to ry Say, Youve REALLY Bir UPON SOMETHING, BUZ! THE PUSHINSKYS ARE BOUND 70 BE TAKING PICTURES WITH A MINIATURE CAMERA, BuT HOW? 7 an THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Sept. 7, 1962 ]7 DAD! FISHING? Mh We e0 WiTH VOUE IM _GOING DOWN AND OPEN CE RIGHT NOW, LL HAVE A HOSPIT BILL TO PAY; YOU KNOW, HERE YOU'RE NOT GOING TO FOR A MINUTE OR OVER BY TH LEAVE TWO/ COME E Y Mother Helped To Keep Her < Kiddies Clean" clan usti and well Geneaede: almost always a full time job for Mother. Now, how- ever, manufacturers help make « mgother's life a little easier, °: 'Boys' and girls' school clothes are being with a new fabric finish that repels oil and water - borme- stains, and resists stains froin dirt and dry soil. '- Small-fry wearables tréatéd with stain repeller can be payare or dry-cleanéd without pairing the The repeller is invisiblé, has no odor and doesn't change ir Junior spills Ms milk on°n or on treated jacket or pair of sers, it will roll right off. drops of liquid can be q|away without leaving a trace. In this process, fabric | treated at the finishing, or level. Thus, each fibrsof a fab- ric is imp stain repeller -- not me: sure face coated. Liquid stains fore cannot penetrate the vidual fibres... ~ "bead up" on top of 'the fabric can be blotted away. If a MY, GHE MUST NO, SHE'S JUST BLUSHIN' LIKE SIXTY, BECAUSE... Lr » SHE'S TAKIN' CARE O' HERE OL' SAILOR NEIGHBOR'S PARROT THIS WEEK / is forced in between the fibres . of.a fabric, it can be "floated" , 'to the surface with any com- mon household cleaning "7 blotted and no tell-tale Supple Belts For Young Men Young men's leather belts will be riding high, wide and handsome this fall. Most pop- ular, reports Leather Indus- tries of America, will be smooth, grained and textured = or an inch or more wide. tor are and all equally pliable in the light around the waist. A new development is hte . two-sided leather belt -- fea- turing a different texture or a. different color on each side, For a high school student or'a collegian on a limited budget the two-faced belt doubles, your belt wardrobe while it halves dress or casual wear, burnished b: THE 1954 G.M.C. SANI VAN Excellent condition. City of Oshawa Truck, FULL PRICE..............20e see eu 230 KING STREET WEST CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. TRUCK SPECIAL $1399 TELEPHONE 723-4634 rown, high lustre and matte black leathers will oN belt ponies ei , ew are bold in size or their eed have a "brushed", satiny ap- RTinitials, hecaklie' devices 'aad . ic odd shapes set off handsome leather grains. Nailheads and "flashy" insets are etrictly "kid stuff" this year. YO'IS TAKIN' ME. INTO YORE. WORKSHOP ? ghia N HOWDY, MISTAH PRESIDENT=-? ?.- SAV @THAR'S HERE NOBODY BUT THIS STOOPID-LOOKIN' TIN CAN // THE LONE RANGER School Zones Danger Areas Obey speed limits in school zones, Obey the instructions of Police officers and auxiliaries stationed at school cro: Ss. Be on the alert at oe es for careless youngsters. Stop when approaching a ,}Standing school, bus that is tak- ing on or discharging chil i In addition to rules pr shac specifically at school-crossin: 14 hazards, safety officials out that the usual saleaitns y | Precautions are doubly import- ant when school's open. Ht tions; give pedestrians and cy- clists the right of way--slware solves may wot be eon tee safety rules. ig Be. ~ Lag ony beg gp * Wi your the rake when neadinn * 4 intersection or crosswalk; al- ways set the parking brake when gig the car. AFTER MRS, CLAIMED T WAS.ON YOUR, SIDE NO By MATTER SHE SAID, SEVEN IF " HAVEN'T GOT THE LAW-- m| (THEN SHE SORT OF SMILED AND WENTON..SAND TM GETTING RID WOMAN WITH THE, As important as safe-driving. ,|methods, say safety experts, is a safe car. They urge every motorist to have his car thor- oughly checked before school opens, to make sure it is in good operating condition, and e sure especially that all parts necessary for safety are in good order. These include: brakes (: Hy H . steering assembly; wheel alignment; windshield wipers; tires. C DO YOU GIRLS HAVE } TO CHATTER LIKE THAT ALL THRU THE GAME? a i, LIKE IT IF HERS TALKEO TO ME ating! ald OH,I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW HERB HAD A YELLOW )-- CHIFFON DRESS', Se THAT MINER: HIT YOUR KID BROTHER, » m GET THE MYERS LAURETTE... TO BEHAVE THEM: SELVES AND OBEY, THE LAW. YOULL HAVE ANY PEACE (5 TO'GET THE MINERS OUT O' HERE. ORGANIZE YOUR PEOPLE TO HAMPER THE DRILLING CREWS EVERY WAY POSSIBLE. 4 THE MINE OWNERS HAVE SPENT TOO MUCH FOR THE LITTLE ORE THEY'VE GOT SO FAR. SOON f THEY'LL' GET DISCOURAGED AND GIVE UP. BUT WE DON'T WANT ANY MORE VIOLENCE.