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ha a TELEVISION LOG CBLT-TV Channe! 6-~Toronte WBEN-TV Channel! 4--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channel) 3--Barrie CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton WUR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WEKBW-TV Channel! 7--Buffalo CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto MONDLAY TUESDAY EVENING 8:00 A.M. | 7--News, Sports 3 PM. | 4--News: Roundup | 2-Today Show 4--Popeye's Playhouse | 8:15 AM. 3~Three Stooges | i--Buffalo A.M. 5:30 P.m. | 4--Captain Kangaroo Karly Show | :00 AM, domn Silver eky one Five 5--Coffee Break Yogi Bear | 4=Popeye's Playhouse 6:00 P.M. 2-Consult Dr. Brothers Whirlybirds 9:15 AM. 23~Debbie Drake Show 9:30 A.M. | 7~Rocky and His { F | 7--~Romper Room | &~Burns and Allen 2-Yankee Doodle Time [7 "10:00 AM. A--Bert Churchill S-Highway Patro! 6:15 | 8--Lunch Party | 5-2--Say When | 4~1 Love Lucy 10:30 AM, | 7--Mr. and Mrs. North 52-Play. Your Hunch 4-Video Village 11:00 A.M, 11--Bob McLean 9~Free And Easy 7---The Texan | 5-2--Price Is Right 4--Double Exposure 11:30 AM. | 7--Love That Bob 5-2--Concentration &~Your Surprise Package 12:00 NOON 1--Capt. Andy and Friends T--Camouflage 5-2---Truth or Consequences 4--News Weather; Sports 12:15 P.M, 4~Speaker of the House 12:30 P.M. 7--=Number Please §5-2--It Could Be You 4--Search for Tomorrow 12:45 P.M. +-Guiding Light 1:00 P.M. Movie Matinee And Easy Sherlock Holmes lovie. News: Sports $~Huntley Brinkley Report 7:00 P.M. i1--1 love Lucy $-~Wagon Train $-Vi At Sea 4=News-Weather-Sports $-Wyatt Earp arterback Club 7:15 P.M. TNews: Weather 130 P.M. 11-6-3--Singalong Jubilee 7 ~Cheyenne $-3-The Americans 4~Death Valley Days 8:00 P.M. i148-3--8pike Jones Show ®-Theatre 4~Pete and Gladys 8:30 P.M. (1-6-3 While We're Youny f--8urfside Six 33--Wells Fargo 4~Bringing Up Buddy Flintstones 8-3----Whispering Smith 4--~Spike Jones Show 9-Free 9:30 P.M 7 11-6-3--Case For the 5--Movies 4-Meet The Millers Court $=The Rifleman 2--Mid-day Matines Teddvaiiutes In 1:30 2.M. 83_Concentration I~ Our i Brooks Stage - 3--~Movie 16:00 P.M 2:00 P.M U-~Canada Special 9-- Theatre "Wanted Dead Or 7-Day In Court 5.2-Jan Murray Show 4--Face The Facts 3-3--Barbara Stanwyck 2:30 P.M Theatre . GC dR 4~Glenn Miller Time I--Jane Gray Show 3--Man Against Nature | 'S€Ven Cle 10:30 P.M Theatre ' ~The Third Man 4--House Party J=Peter Gunn 3:00 PM. $--Tombstone Territory | 1_Romper Room Brenner ~ Detective 7_Queen For A Day Series 6--Movie Matinee $--Manhunt 5-2- alone 11:00 P.M. 11:9-7-6-4-2- News: Weather: Sports 7----Who Do You Trust §52-From These Roots | 4---Verdict Is Yours {1~Popeve With Capt. Andy 9--The Hideaway 7--American Bandstand 4-The Brighter Day | 5-2--Make Room For Daddy 4--Starlight Theatre 3-3-8ports Reel 11:30 PL Il--Late Show #----Better Late 3 Bish po lpm #3 sar : M. $I Married Joan 4~The Secret Storm 12:15 P.M. 4:30 P.M. Epilogue | 8-3=Junjor Roundup | 5-2--Comedy Carnival | 4--Edge Of Night 4:45 P.M, $--Junior Roundup TUESDAY -.00 Pa. EVE. i i1-Family Cheatrr | 7-5--Bozo The Clswn | ~The Mischief Maker | 2--Three Stooges :30 P.M. i--Early Show 6--~Cartoop Party | 5=Playhouse Five | 4=Theatre 3--Cartoon Party | 2 : | 3~Highway Patrol 15 PM Roughriders v:30 P.M. | 11-5-2--News 9--~News: Weather: Sports | | 63.3--News | 5--Huntley Brinkley | Report 7:00 ¥.M. 1--Family Theatre Movie | 8=The Outdoor | Sportsman Bseven-0-Oue | 5=Real McCoys 4--~News.-Weather-Sports | | 3--~Wanted Dead or Alive 2--Jim Backus Show 7:15 P.M. {~News: Weathex 7:30 PM, (1--The Riflemap 9-Wyatt Earp | 7--Bugs Bunny Show | 6~Directors Choice | 5-2--Laramie 4--The Californians 3--All Star Theatre 8:00 P.M, |11~Shadowed -- ! Dick Powell | 8--Theatre 7-The Rifleman | Preview | 6-3--Fall Program 4~The Ann Sothern Show 8:30 P.M. 11-6-3--Jake and The Kid | 7-Wyatt Earp | +3--Alfred Hitchcock 4-Dobie Gillis 9: M. U1-6-3--Holiday Lodge {Stagecoach West 5-2---Will Rogers Story 4--Comedy Spotlight 9:30 P.M. |t1-6-3--Man Hunt 8--Route 66 4--Playhouse %0 10:00 ©. M. {11-6-3--Close-up | 7=Alcoa Presents | 2--Margaret Bourke | White Story 10:30 P.M. $---Barris Beat i=Case of Dangerous Robin 5--Royal Canadian Mounted Police 11:00 P.M, | 1-87-6-3-4-3-2--News: | 11:16 P.M. | 7=Lal 6 Viewpoint | 4--Starlight Theatre CROSSWORD ACROSS I. Trembling paralysis 6. Indian social division . Miss Faye . Palm cockatoo . Food fish Chal- . Entangles cedony . Rip 9. Oak . Printer's 10. Comfort measure 14. High . Balmoral -- Castle's 19. French river article . Theatrical 20. Clawed productions 21, Invalid's 21. Race horses food (colloq.) 24. Head cook 28. Good-by, in Lima 29. Herd of cattle 30, Spanish laborer 31, Cleansed 32. Individual viewpoint (colloq.) 34. Owns 37. At home 38. House (8p.) 42. Escort 44. Hastened 3. Italian coin . Venomous insects 5. The (Old Eng.) . Shrewd Constel lation 2. Salling term 22 Pindar work 23. Greek island 25. College dance 26. Adam's wife Nour- ished Quix ote Grit 33. Golf course 34. Have 5. Wheaten flour (Ind.) LIEAIVIE] CE DICE SITET] Saturday's Answer 36. Traffie sign 39. Verdi opera 40. Appear 41. Appends 43. Before 46. Calcium (sym.) MICKEY MOUSE BUZ SAWYER THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 11, 1961 19 © 198, King Features Syndicate, Ine., World rights vasarved. OKAY/ THEYRE RIGGING 'THE CAR NOW/ ITLL BE READY OUT THREE O'CLOCK / YOU T EVERYTHING STRAIGHT? - Sg YEAH/T GO OUT {THATS RIGHT/ | OKAY" THIS IS REMEMBER, , J} GONNA BE FUN. AT THE SPEED MIT rx Tet i 4 SEY Say DE Babi OKAY! OKAY! WHOS wed Bis Rane THE WISE GUYZ REASON! I WONDER IF TH' BOYS ARE J] MAD AT ME FOR GOME 1 .. OR MADE SHORT-CUT PATHE ACROES MY LAWN FOR WEEKS. 3] [oa THEY HAVEN'T TRAMPLED DOWN MY FLOWER BEDS Pn Patrol Plane Flies Itself BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP)-- A Civil Air Patrol plane zoomed out of control of its operator and soared pilotless for two hours Friday before crashing into an Illinois field. The plane brought apprehen- sion and excitement to this east. ern Iowa city of 34,000 persons for about an hour as it banked steeply over the downtown and residential areas. It got away from Doren Bumgardner, 29, a member of the Burlington Civil Air Patrol squadron, as he was preparing to start it by twirling the propellor. Bumgardner was dragged for some distance before letting go. He suffered abrasions to the right side and was taken to hos- pital. The aircraft climbed into the grey haze and soared lazily over the city at 1,200 feet. Fire trucks and police cars hurried through the city, notifying res- idents of the possible danger. Constable Faces Break-In Charge TORONTO (CP) -- A Barrie policeman and three other men were charged Friday in con- nection with a breakin at a Barrie school. Const. William Forbes, 20, a member of the Barrie force five months, was arrested Friday with another man in a Yonge Street pool room. Two others were taken into custody Thurs- day at a downtown hotel. All are charged with breaking and entering Barrie District Central Colle gi ate Institute, where more than $600 was ta- ken, Others facing the charge are Dale Bier, 23, of Toronto and Thomas Deline, 22, and James Gannon, 21, both of Belleville. NEWS BRIEFS OLD CUSTOM MONTREAL (CP) -- A mis sionary from India, Swami Param Panthi, said on a visit here that after witnessing many unhappy marriages in his tra- vels in the United States he feels that India's practice of arranged marriages is the surest way to ensure a happy union WARM WELCOME DERBY, England (CP)- Housewives at Derby's new £500,000 shopping centre will get a warm welcome. The architects have installed a heat- ing system underneath the side- walks, to keep them dry. ADDED TOUCH | LONDON (CP)--West London | beauty salon owner Harry Gum- FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT FRONT WHEEL BALANCE 9.95 PARTS EXTRA ® GOOD UNTIL SEPT. 30, 1961 1.50 LUBRICATE UNIVERSAL 5 95 JOINTS (Pontiac & Chevrolet) Ws ROTATE TIRES [S Wheels) Pre-Fall SPECIALS Only At The CLIFF MILLS MOTORS! BRAKE ADJUSTMENT including park- ing brake -- Check Fluid Level Report Brake Lining condition FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS Repack and inspect bearings 1.95 THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. 266 KING ST. W. OSHAWA 723-4634 biner applied unsuccessfully for removal of a plain old street lamp directly outside his prem- ises. Now he has decorated it | with flowers and colored rib. | bons { REVERSE LIGHTING LONDON (CP)--The street- lamps outside the headquarters of the Institute of Electrical Engineers are lit by gas: Those outside the offices of the Insti- Y-YES,SWEETIE~ |PLANNING MUL SEE THAT (A YACATION +R-CERTAIN FOR A PARTY MAKES DEAR! VLL SEE HE-AHEM!- OF C-COURSE, THE LONE RANGER BUT YOU CAN'T MURT THE LONE RANGER / LISTEN CLOSE WHILE / NERES WHAT YOu THRE ARK 70 00 / nw {TERATIONS Alt Four. SPECIALTY DONALD DUCK Z DON'T) [WELL THINK OF SOME KNOW WHAT /{ EXPERIENCE YOUVE HAD AND PAINT THAT TO PAINT! I CAN'T SEEM 10 GET STARTED! ec ------------------ --------_eriat per MUGGS AND SKEETER JULIET JONES DOES YOUR BANK PAY DAY-TO-DAY INTEREST | YEAH! ¥ .. AND AS YOU GO OUT, IT WILL PAY YOU INTEREST ON THE ND. YOU = YOURE ON SALARY, - 18 WHEN I GOT A (pap LAST. 'M SORRY, BUT YOU < HAVE THE WRONG WELL I GUESS YOU HAVE TO EXPECT THAT WITH CHILDREN-| DO YOU BY ANY CHANCE | KNOW FRELDA NICKBY ? --ne, ALLY T ~ 1 E ] aes NUMBERS | AeA DO YOU BEE ) Jr oever 0 THAT SHIP THROW OBOLOV OFF THEIR TRAN. LARRY HAS CHARTERED A PLANE TO FLY THERE THEY WILL TAKE A FREIGHTER UP THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER MILL IAM CARSON. IT MAKES THE CROSSING }° FROM PORT AUX BASQUES, NEWFOUNDLAND TO SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA BACK INAPRIL IT . GOT STUCK IN KE FOR EIGHT DAYS tute of Gas Engineers are elec- tric. ROWDIES PROBLEM GLASGOW (CP) -- Glasgow magistrates are seeking powers to license soccer grounds in the city because of outbreaks of rowdyism among spectators. The annual New Year's Day match between Rangers and Celtic has long been notorious for fights and bottle-throwing. COMMON MARKET LEEDS, England (CP)--Lord Robens, chairman of the na- tional coal board, told an au- dience of Yorkshire miners that ther2 are tremendous opportun- ities for selling British coal if Britain joins the European Common Market. British coal- fields were ideally situated for shipments to European centres, he said. COMMONWEALTH PLANK MANCHESTER, England (CP)--Frank Ridgers will stand as a National Commonwealth candidate in a byelection in Lancashire = shortly. The 53. {year-old Surrey shopkeeper is campaigning against the Euro- pean Common Market, in favor of a Commonwealth market. FINE PIGS LONDON (CP) -- Ten pedi- greed British pigs have been flown to Tokyo to start a bacon industry in Japan. They were selected by a trade delegation that toured farms in Britain earlier this year. STERNER TUCKSHOP WALLASEY, England (CP)--- The traditional school boy's tuckshop with its cream cakes and candy bars is dis- appearing. Cheshire tuckshops are being replaced by "health shops" specializing in apples, nuts and carrots, in a cam- paign to improve children's teeth. SALLY'S SALLIES