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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, September 24, 1960 15 ; THE - THERE 1 PROSE WE'LL. : 0 TTT WHEN V4) CEE THE j THEY MAGINE THERE'S / DEMON IN THE Pf [] YOU) MEAN L800 Fit 7 HTT Tid 145 Is LITT AL NOTEE. || "AGE rr BL0% WE DEMO CVE TEED REALIZE a THAT LITTLE \ OTHE THN RP ro Never ome EAC, BOWLING NEWS Fvid ING LITTLE CHARS WALKING JI THAT LITTLE CREATURE WITH THE WHITE FOURSE, DEMON 7 ~ : 7 . % WIORE LEAGUE cone ' x WHIGHES AND RED UNDER-SHIRT msy NNO, I DONT a " oy : J ov i Tor Owr iid is built around en-opers 1 i MERELY A SILLY SUPERSTITION & SEE HIM, & th i ap at J pw x EITHERSY Z LC i PP BR tien by dng, thes J Thera : , {id voor sheets added across for triples and down for toisls, Your Treas wre expects lo collect your money wt Ithe end of the first game -- he is in le, i 5, 15° ph Bog A captains to collet » our scores were a little better this | 297, 71); A seey 181 (29105 J. Procher oy Zak 124 (292); D, Harmer oalaeott 705 PET To = -- : , B, Barry 292. T, Gi : 5 og A BR 255, J, Ristieh 257 and I F | | ' §. Balmers 251 " WAT YOUR STAND BEAT IT PLS 1 3 T KNOW HOW TO GET Points -- Post Office 4, Pediars 4; (1 ---- 9 WANT YOUR AND BEAT IT; PLP! THE VET BAD HE 2 Now NO, FETE] |" inte Vom oon 1, peters 1 JST PUT THE MLK ON gtd | g - SHOULD HAVE A LONG AC # POVIER, JUNIOR, FROM NeW | [Press 4, Ontario Barbers Association 0; THE STER. Vile HOLD HIM! Or WALK AFTER DINNER. Tauck Foi Now | (Eres b mire RATrs Sut ates P Bolahoods Sportshaven 0, Goeh's Serv. 1: > ; f BEFORE DiNnER/! jee Station 3; Halliday's Grocery 1, Anca Pharmaceuticals 3; A. and P. 1, Brown's Lumber Co. 3; Tosstinasier Bakeries 1, Dixon's Coal 3; Bilenduke Fuso Station 1, Vern's Barbershop 3; Bell Telephone 1, Smith's Cotiee Shop 3; Powell's Drug Store |, Oshawa Bak ery 4; Coulters Mig. Co. | We had only one Lemon Leaguer this week, J, Eyre 98, 96 Al Lemon Leagiers must bow! 250 to get out, so how ahout it, fellows, Alger Press led the way this week x with a pice 3606 and » really big 1414 Ai 1 Our turnout this week was mieh A "4.7 better and we would he to see A few a en id 2 yon pights with 100 per cent, so fellows, - 2 - Slt = - py: Jet's have it and how about some really big scores next week, - - . NOTE ~ To Men's Store Lesgue ee... ; a SE press reporter ~ please send in your typewritten veport, in "upper and low: SRL YOU MEET B16 JIM FOR THE Jk LEAVE EVERY THING ELSE or type, not ai caps, Thank you! 4 PAYOFF TONIGHT, AND REMEMBER WHA 70 TONIC AND ME/ RAINBOW LEAGUE WH, .COLDYOU © you q . Team standing ~ Black 3, Maroon 3, TELL ME Vi {cl ir : hy, / 70Lo 7084). Mauve 3, Blue 3, Ton 3, White 2, Red uM 3 = } = T) , 2, Yellow 2, Orange 2, Coral 2, Jade 2, x g | k) Grey 1, Green |, Purple 1, Brown 1, ie.) > : y, 4 Beige 1, Navy 1, Sliver, Gold, Pink, ME Lime and Rose 0, AMAA High doubles -- &, Redpath 425 (224, MAM, i % { 1); B, Reesor 424 (234, 190); V, Burr | frm" | All ; : NC 7 4 ) 415 (200, 214) and J, Walker 405 (212, { 1 H " ! s ' ' Za t 19%) S High singles L. Hson 246, M. Irwin 220, KR. Mack 216, B. Stead 210, ¥ Kisey 210, M, Clarke 206, E, Biddulph 205, P. Branton 202 and ¥. Schoenesu un STORIE PARK LEAGUE The line-up for the 1960-61 bowling season is as follows: Tresanes George Arkwright, Beth Kane, Perey Barrett, Hazel Gay, Flo Tuson, Alfred Redknap, Colleges --~ Helen Powlenzuk, Ralph p---------- -- ane - a a a re ---------- -- - -- - -- RE --- . -- ---- ------ -- - - Boneham, Harry Norien, Rita Bone: EE ---- . ET : ham, Lou Ray Frank Brig} EE -------------------- --TETYILITITY TITTY sd i 4 3 Simeoes same Kornylo, Art Tuson pu { NOT A HOOK OR 3 AM 1 SUPPOSED TO | [HOW CAN YOU TALK LIKE THAT | [+ HY a A Ha J \ « VON KARL SLIPPED oF ; George Powlenzuk, Deane Redknap, w= COAT HANGER {| {a= JUST STAND HERE WHEN YOU KNOW I ALWAYS # 7 IM BURPRISED AT ) ) THIS INTO MY HAND Walter English, Rose Kornylo, {= LEFT FOR ME foe § AND HOLD MY COAT v{ INSIST THE CHILDREN Il vou COMPLAINING a JUST NOW ITE ANOTE / 3 Mills Harry Williams, 2 fl TH T/] Vin" Sk AND HAT ? MN -- LEAVE THE Nar LIKE THAT! J ! : : kowski, Morley Moore, Eileen Barrett ni THs Ch | --r AMT THE A --- Aol BOORKNGOE -- 5 LIKE THAT y- Eva Arkwright, Alice Boneham, C ET! of a 1 . ' B | Aen _ A mami 7 DONT " 2) J smal a aN CR OuTO | 13 = k y ; / ' A 4 Cromwells -- Mille Cameron, James \ { 1COUNT? \ FORGOTTEN J va AY ) 2 > > Ho Scott, Joe Parson, Helen Boot, Mrs i ? i P HANG YOUR X ( 2 rT, ANT 1 NERN NGS | f 1 | a-- ns of y 1 Nash | ag a y | { 2 a t Gy 7] ' Hillsides « Blanche Norton, Ken Jay, /) Art French, Ann Williams, Loreen Eng lish, Allvina Killingbeck, OXFORDS Albert Porter, Harry Oyler, Olive Morrison, Ruby Parson, Gordon Keott, Marge Craddock Burtons Vinee Craddock, Bob Boneham, Jean Gresik, Joan Blenkow ski, Ozzie Whitmee, Allee Shortt Cuberts Oscar Morrison, Joyee Porter, Jean Whitmge, Jim Scott, Gar Killingbeck, Pearl Hibberts Wddie Gresik, Nellie Oyler, C. Nash, Hudson, Bl Shortt, Dolly Bright, BUSH LEAGUE The Bush League bowling started off its regular season Monday night with a very good attendance, Good work fel lows and let's try and keep it up, Kuch Shoes didn't give our new entry, the -- Aces, & very kood reception and took ® ® ® ® them for 4 points, CNR Flyers kept pace with a 40 shutout over Oshawa FREE GIFTS! * * * THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. | dss Bullders managed to pull off a 31 vig ea i eh i a a . re Tac wud Grou. Something For Everybody CITIES SERVICE STATION |i. Following him and very close to each other were B, ag oy an. Dod tllond tp Fath, ili i 270), €, Hutcheon an + Blight 653 VESSIR, GRANDMA, YOU SURE DO ) fH. (2502) tid i MAKE TH' BEST SOUR PICKLES/, fil Hitting for a good single but missing y _ : \ Iii I the triple class were D, Brown, 283, READ THE \ / NAN! TM TO TALL A MOTEL MANAGER, /ONIGOSN! THAT SAWYER GUY'S YOU SLATE Co ( T f A Joynt 279, A, Hamlyn 206 and J, INSTRUCTIONS, | YOU'RE 0... HEY, NO FAIR, JUG! YOURE) | [ OFF HIS ROCKER, MATTIE, HONEY, 2 --- : Whible 246 v Pa M y 4 ' : Le AWN » | w | had 1 oper f STU, MTHNG | TO GET PALEY WIT A MIGHT == || | WE GOTTA RINNE TD R Whee! oust MY BUT H . ' / ro 0 1 ron Ta cones Sufoud Fhoportion of ITERESTNG | CLUB SINGER! yom 1 WHA RORY NEVE ; ; i S / b\ A BEAUTY PARLOR! / pine Te DISH T KNEW SAWYER : i. 4 : bP A A al sunk to the depths of despair were C, FOR A CHANGE! A . hii D165, JUNIOR NAD BRAINS THE MINUTE Ee > y #2 v bl WC gimme (Yi li Irwin 98, A, Bargant 96, D, McGee 95, R- ! 4 ! ' p " vi . pe GS, JUNoR is D, Wolosewieh 85 and A, Lupton 73, a a Me? MOTOR CITY i bh. MIXED BUSINESS LEAGUE g After the first week of bowling we have the Strikers, Humdingers and Hopeful Six with four points - each; Dukes have three, Lucky Strikes one, Hotshots, Eacy Aces and Rockets 0, The high triples for this week are Madeline Morrison who is off to a good start with 702 (256, 247), Art Smart is next with 688 (261, 200, 218), Russ Meo. Bride 686 (201), Rev, Thomas 640 (231, 240), Dorothy Giles 635 (344, 229), eo [Bandy MeKinnon 613 (242) ; " TE NGWS 19 BROADCAST ON TV High singles are Rose Crawford 273, Jp Tan bet Doug Cooper 244, Peggle Fayle 292, TIME TOR APCRGACHES BART ue AND 4 hw \/ The TELL HIM PON'T WORRY, Fdris Lee 230, Barclay Bateman 220, NEWS aR ITS RETURN WITH BRICK 1 BRIC BRADFORD Tom Rae 223, 208, Harry Fayle 223, 18 CARRIED IN WEADLINGS THRE : f=) Wikle DO IT ere ak Tian Dive Moulton 213, Nom OUT THE ARES WORLD, (WY p ARTER We SEES iors 204 and Guy Morey 201, THESE LG PieTuRES! Jor ) EXTINCT BIRD shi po The moa bird of New Zealand, 4 1% I 1960. King Fentures Spud ALT GOT TO 225] [YOU WAVEN'T THROWN A NOW ILL SHOW YOU Y THAT'\L SAY 18 YOU'RE NOT PECENT PASS YET IN GUYS HOW A TEAM BE PLAYING LIKE THE BO - THIS QUARTER! OUGHT TO MAKIN I KNOW | RUN! extinet for B00 years, was a flightless bird distantly related to the ostrich, SALLY'S SALLIES BRICK BRADFORD 7A v 31 1 HAVE MY OWN REASONS =\TT A MIRACLE = You TB STOP KISSING MY BUT, MSIEUR FLIN you STOP JIGALING AND HOLD WAVE RESCUED US HAND «JUST GET t " ALA AR GIVE US 369 DOLLARS TO | STILL IF YOU WANT THE FROM A FORMIDABLE YOUR YUGHOAT | PAY IT BACK ONCE WE RE IN THE BARGE PAY OFF THE LIEN AND SIGNATURE ON THIS CHECK [| CALAMITY = I THANK AND HAUL, BUSINESS = GLORYOSKY = WE VE REALLY RECLAIM THE BARGE = 7 10 PASS YOU = MY WIFE THANKS \ Gor A FUTURE WHY DO You Do " Cam S\ YOU = MY CHILDREN = AWAY = ATT oi! THIS FOR US 77 3 Sh ; { Y COUSING w= \ "Tell him to quit mumbling. § eap't understand a word he's saying. A SURPRISE! | LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY Branco ater Kong Proutrss bputonnte. FALL PLANTING TIME IS HERE AGAIN! We have on hand a good sup. ply of High Quality == Top Size HOLLAND BULBS Master Gro-Koted Lawn Seeds and other Lawn Seed Ingredinnts Peat Moss, Bone Meal CaRTHNEEL and Fertilizer oe FY fs [uli hn 2/2 fli MASTER ZR wel | os : WZ || reEDS lr > : ERR ee (1 54 CHURCH ST. Oshawe -- = i 1] "da Gl ag x, i DIAL RA 3-2229 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING x TEN A Aq paanqLaeg DOVE WING'S RIGHT! T'LL I DUNNO =MAVBE I BETTER KICK WE GOT ENOUGH POWDER ) SHH ! SOMEBODY'S ( TELL KRELL OFF = CHECK er] TO BLOW THAT INDIAN DAM PeTeNd AT WE POOR | OUT OF Ni STABLE ONCE SKY-MIGH, BOSS... AND FOR ALLL Jw Tans 13 A VIALE FaanyEe] BUT ROY ROGERS