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Yesterday's Answer In advance TIRIA! AWE, LIN) net 39. Allowance the poor for waste .Old English 41, Martini court ingredient Norse 42. Source prose of light 8. Ultimate 44, Fellow lot (slang) 2 517 ; q Tio 4 BUZ SAWYER HOLD ON, PEP IN JAPAN YOU WASH YOURSELF \ BEFORE GETTING IN THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, November 9, 1961 'THE INN FURNISHES EVERYTHING, EVEN KIMONOS, NOW We'RE ALL READY FOR TH RESTAURANT AND DINNER. DINNER? RESTAURANT... IN KIMONOS? DON'T BESILLY, Buz! © 1961, King Foateres Syndicate, Inc, World rights reserved. "| Union-Maids, JANE ARDEN HI, ROY/ WHATS THE WORD? WELL..T S ORT OF HAD THAT IDEA / a MICKEY MOUSE CAN'T SLEEP A WINK! ELL GET DRESSED MIGHT AS AND TAKE A © 1961 'Wak Diseey Productions World Rights Reserved WHATTA YOU KNOW VY GETTING SLEEPY... MIGHT AS WELL. TURN BACK AND... } Yegsir/ YOu CAN COUNT ME OUT, BUT WHY WON'T YOU GOON TH' HIKE GRANDMA IS PLANNING fe WELL, HECK, FELLERG, IT'S ALWAYS 6O MUCH WORK... i CARR'YIN' GRANDMA, BACK HOME EVERY TIME SHE RUNG OUT O' 6TEAM/ 25 OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS UAW AUXILIARY NO. 27 Our lemon league is smaller week, only 14, Mabe] Nicolson high bowler 457 (216, 241). Singles B. Rutherford 223, Bathe 214, M. McIsaac 212. Flowerettes took three points from Nuts-Bolts took three 'points from: Six-Bells, Farmerettes took three from Gay-Nineties, M'Tk-Maids two from Lucky 27, Team Standing -- Union-Maids 17, Six-Bells 17, Flowerettes 12, Nuts-Bolts 12, Farmerettes 12, Lucky 27s 10, Milk- Maids 10, Gay-Nineties 6, MOTOR CITY STORE LEAGUE One more week to go in the first sec- tion and it looks like there's no holding Gold Medal Cleaners. Everyone seems to be pulling up on their scores, too. ane Moss rolled a nice 586 (250, 336), 400 Games -- Helen Gourlie 487 (254, 233); Marg McNeil, 485 (284, 201); Betty Black 446 (208 238); Maude Cockerton 401 ie 235); Marion Hutchins 400 (194, 200 games -- Emily Smale 240, Myrna Baldwin 219, Merle Poch 216, Toots Anderson 213, Judy Zak 213 Odie White 210, Marg Ford 204, Helen Bur+ rows 201, Dot Fletcher 200, Marion Bax- ter 215. Standings -- Gold Medal Cleaners 21, Modern Upholstery 17, Nu-Way Rug 15, Jordon's Florist 12, Kinlock's 11, Jack Sheriff Real Estate 11, People's Clothing 9, Crowell's Shell Station 9, Jury and Lovell 8, Swan's Hardware 7 OSHAWA STORE LEAGUE Next week being the last night of the first section, tension is mounting as we go into the last stretch. Points won this week are Coulters 4, Oshawa Bakery 6; Outlaws 00, Goch Service Sta- tion 4; Hallidays 0, Dixon Coal 4; Pow- ells Drugs 3 Kuch Shoes 1; Oshawa 7-Up 1, Alger Press 3; Tip Top Tailors 9, Post Office 4; Vern's Barber Shop 2, Bell Telephone 2; Brown's Lumber 3, Collis Dept. Store 1; Bilenduke's Esso Station 1, Acadian Cleaners 3; Toast- master 1, National Grocers'3; Barbers 3, V and J Markets 1; Ontario Motor jpane 2, Pedlar People 2, High Triples for the night are Ab Moss 748 (289), Bob Jeyes 747 (315), Ed Lugtenburg 736 (257, 255), Joe Zak 717 (250, 266), Fred Lauchlan 711 (252, 263) Dave Robertson 710 (285). Over 250 single games--Jerry Healey 259, W. Libby 286, R. Winfield 270, 'Gord Robinson 255, Frank Garowny 269, Jack Davidson 24, Arne Joynt 269, A. Sto- gryn 286, Vern Trimble 253, Bill Han- cock 293, Sam Rotish 250, Ewart Cars- well 259, 272, Harold Cornish 290. -New Lemons: G, Patfield 75, Ed Pat- field 94, and Gary Ferguson 86. LEGION SUNDAY LEAGUE The Goofniks led by Lois Glover with a 663 (243, 305) and Tab Parrish with a 633 (214, 239) put their team in a first Place tie with the Atom Bombs. Each team having a total of eight points. The Atom Bombs dropped their last game by 26 pins to take three points from the Pinheads while the Goofniks with » fine team effort whitewashed the Any Old Things, Eloi Landrey came up with a fine 643 (258, 225) in a losing cause for the latter. The other whitewash of the day occurred when the Rolling Pins took four points from the Sputniks. This series was the most evenly matched of the day with only 43 pins separating ba _ teams when the final total was en. The other series saw the Rockets take three points from the Memaces, In this encounter the only bowler showing any consistency being Norma Norris with a 614 (233), Bowlers 225. and ever -- H. Nugent 231, N. Norris 233, H. Johns Haines 265, T. Parri 243, 305; EF. Landrey | Nugent 228, L. Gorman this 258, 225; I. 226, W. 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