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218 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 3, 1960 with an estimated 27,000 sales|papers now carry advertisements the 1950 figure was lower than!strikes in British Janis bei} P compared to the German maker's|for cars with such formerly un- anticipated because strikes in some deliveries bu te some de- cast sales of between 25,000 a | i / | 26,700. {familiar names as Borgward, Ci-| British plants held up Volkswagen entered the Cana-|troen, NSU Prinz, Peugeot, Pors- liveries but they forecast. sales 30.000 in 1960. 'dian market in 1952 when it sold che, Skoda, Taunus and Yoyo. lof f beiween 25,000 and 30,000 in| British Ford sold more than a mre 300 cars. But since, its| These cars do not claim a major|1960. 10,000 cars in 1959 from a selec- tion of names including Anglia, (Continued from Page 17) ® i " + i ket. total has climbed by leaps: in part of the Canadian marke | In numbers of cars sold, the - - | 1953 it was 1,744, by 1956 it| In numbers of cars sold, the] | British ed Corporation is lar-/diac and they predict increased 50--Articles For Sale 52--Legal Notices | | © 1( reached 13,459, in 1957 was 21, 568 Brit} ish Motor Corporation is lar-|gest with a reported 15,432 new|sales this year. pa -- = x - ee | and 1958 reached 24,894. {gest with a reported 15,432 new|car sales in 1959. Their makes in-! Rootes group panied ware am s USED refrigerators, ranges, Washers! WiLL NOT be 'responsiblé for any | elev ston, and rec 4 player 3:1 00bte Contr outi It ky on igh | : Vauxhal. got a later start and | car sales in 1959. Its makes in-|clude Austin, Jaguar, Morris and than 5.000 from d Singer Bok ane S40 Alllwite, Stella Marie, on or after this) CROSS CANADA SURVEY for 1960. On Jan. 19, its president, provinces through 202 dealers. |in 1955 sold 1,523 compared with|clude Austin, Morris, Riley, Wol-|Standard - Triumph. BMC spokes-/ Hillman, Sunbeam an Boushold © app and televisions 1960, without my 4 ans : A sasts sales of 7,300 in All tubes and parts available Barons'). " OW By ROBERT PHILLIPS Roy D. Chapin, Jr., said the Al British and European com-| Volkswagen's 5,834 that year. In seley, MGA, Austin - Healey and/men sav the 1959 figure was'and foreca A > n consent. --Robert E. Hamilton,| : : Ey P! q in: 11960. Radio and Electric Ltd. RA 3.2263. [GFT COC haw Canadian Press Staff Writer |"continuing sharp rise in Ram-ipanies are just as configent as{1957 when Vauxhall's sales|Magnette. BMC spokesmen sayllower than anticipated because!l Ri 63 Greta Street, Oshawa S 310 if ! Pe RE GUNS, ammunition and bunting sup. -- Automobile industry spokesmen|bler volume in Canada" made it|North American producers that reached 3,600, its parent General| elie El Bie wow and néed, terms 19 pur cent [predict 1960 will be their biggest|Possible to announce the re-open-isales will keep abreast of Motors decided to get into the down Dom ion Tire Store, #8 Bond NOTICE TO CREDITORS | vear ever in Canada and forecasting of a Canadian production, the general increase predicted for| Canadian small - car market with| Lh AND OTHERS |sales a record 300,000 new shut down in 1957. It had been the entire motor car industry this|both feet and set up an extensive NOTICE TO THE | ars. importing models from U.S. year. None feels that the new dealer organization with the re-| Creditors ond others having . " plants North American '"'compact"|sult that its sales the following] Wi nal 1959 sales fig . é act | PUBLIC | ims agains ; the estate of are "a hiv al A ; os bi Studebaker Packard reported models will greatly affect this|vear soared to 12,800, half of the| GEORGE MON AGHAN, late stics reported 397,844 new|@ booming year in 1959 with 8,320 market, mainly because . their| Volkswagen total. Last year it| | of the City of Oshawa, ore he the end of November. | cars compared with 4,514 the year|price is NOT competitive with pulled ahead in total sales. justry says the total will|before and its president, D.E. the European makes Despite the pressure from | p st wer oy vy, predicted "we will see {Vauxhall Volkswagen officials indersionad: solicit rth hit somewhere between 422,000 Grundy, pred ; TT JE UNCE | gg ge = left on consignment in y de sigr 4 i jor Jo fe and 425.000 when the 12 - month|at least a one - third increase in| BIC THREE UN BRYAN (remain confident their 1960 sale utr n or before business in 1960." He stood a 0 orth Amer: i) keep pace with the industry's possession of Carls pth f Me 1960, [count is completed. The previous|PUsir | 2 on g Ti , h doy © arch, 1 " - } : : : a thracsagiop . ,ica's ig Three are themselves % Thaw sav Sa ' i Toggery Exchange, 10 after which date the Estote's (high year was 1956 when the 12-|among the lorecasters in seeing ite sure vel what infiilence general rise. They say Vauxhall's Richmond St., must assets will . be distributed (month figure reached 408,000. anything but sunshine ahead WCC Eo Tle | apparent leadership is misleading > > us e when he suggested "there may|!ieir smaller models AVE in part because some Vauxhall . A o havin egard only to claims | But while all spokesmen are : 4 > total marke ; : have proper receipt Rove 2) rece ved {confident about their gonernl be some levelling off towards the/on the total ma cars have six cylinders while all claim same. The doors | > ST MARKS, O.C. |prospects for 1960, none can/chd of the year." Speaking for Ford, whose Fal-|Volkswagens are four - cylinder will be open February Saliohes 17 Ki really answer the vital questions| Chrysler President R.W. Todg con a I You ta / Cars models. oh 9am. tol pm Ege x " |about their individual success: (ham said he sees "extremely fav- 7 n marks tid Wai Commenting generally on the t ove ; codkidih rable consumer reaction" in|Sale said in mic influx of European makes, F.G. ] [ ~--! Which will get the gest| Ore " g s a little chunk of the increased sales, 1960 and GM president H.H. Wal t It looks 00g but tia tie Stahl, Volkswagen's assistant ) Joy r ent here' soon to aK a slate P ans TH ¥ - of power to the island. colony bY|Norih American or overseas pros er said "here's nothing ip our|lo0 soon To Make a Statement ob general manager, sad there are 1.30 P.M. AND 7.30 P.M. ] ni ] Er March 19, the target date ducers? nking to make us believe there how sales of these Sars yi 80. [always people who like a dif- Selwyn Lloyd, Britain's fo Will the sew "compac vill be levelling off towards the IM 210 her 60 or 90 days We ferent car but "some makes may P end of the vear." should have the answer not survive in the long run." He NO RESERVT BIDS e ALL SALES FINAL s the minimum re-i American models stem the f I | . : E.T. Orr, manager of the Bat: said they must get volume sales ' uiren for military bases|; import makes which last vear et "Near End [55m toed" albumen i owrons sams or, lob Corl 30 ult 0 nats SEG enti" mi ee saa t. ht €an sociation, said west coast dealers parts org sanizations profitable and f cars took the biggest bite from. aren't sure whether the Phey oot Tt i they don't| DINETTE SUITES OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, DESKS Archb is ho p Makarios, presi Whict h will ia the import So rlthe increased market, elaiming| North American compact car will get volume." CHESTERFIELD SUITES CRIBS, HIGH CHAIRS, STROLLERS 1 * - lent-elect of Cypr 1 : 3 u or 26 per cent of total new ca: han in extra car or re- For Britain mi: the a to 3 squar = I 0 i i loc, Donuhi 4s an eXITa ear OF FE RENCH INVASION BEDROOM SUITES PLAY PENS, CARRIAGES, ETC. miles. Go Sir Hugh Fo Will Fra e's Renault or Simca, i . 1 with a n 1g pi Bv ALAN HARVEY Las sald delay cond 'be :disas.joutstrip both Je riod som pared 3 . 20 Fi a how they wi | self 21d While these two battle it out, KITCHEN SUITES FLOOR LAMPS Canadian Press Staff Writer |irous Some answers to these ques-\ 0. 4 (or coi it OO A wre Or less Nold*)two French makes appear to be CONTINENTAL BEDS TABLE LAMPS, PICTURES, ETC. LONDON (CP)--Britain's quiet " tions became apparent from a|C cased their sales durir ang wel h coming up fast. Chrysler took re froin' the col 1 era is| Honduras Ta Tks oe '®| Canadian Press cross Canada|Deriod id 170 to id i But in Winnipeg, car salesman|over Canadian distribution of SPRINGS, MATTRESSES SPACE-SAVER DAVENPORTS Net! | nv's future opened here on th ierican producers 0lC 24 Gi re t o » Wi J 5 emphasized in the series of con- 4av" Britain has recommended a "Uivey of the industry. But noig'hes new cars, 'up 18,155 from SAM Stern. t of the Win iSauca in lus a dtiough Bel ODD BEDS, DRESSERS; ETC. CARPETS, CEDAR CHESTS ferences taking ace in London! i: .o. rai wp ©lspokesman was 'quite sure what? 5 ' g Motor s Association, |figures are yet av: ts ference oe n. . system, with four| "in Happen 3 ier d: * ct car will take|first - year of operation sales TV SETS, RADIOS, BUNK BEDS DUNCAN PHYFE TABLES BY og rd 1 by Gover Imported cars, generally smal-laway a ¢ percentage of the are understood to be in excess of s Ho . S 'olin y from the four GM IN LEAD ler than North American mod-!foreigr ket." 4,000 BOOKCASES, RECORD CABINETS Hundreds of items too numerous ivy Yo nominated mem ry te 5 SRT a major US. els, are selling well all Cross| Some foreign dealers see in the| The second European threat COFFEE TABLES, STEP TABLES to mention, By ering 1,8 0 many. Canadian. auloics where" exireme 'winter Wea nue Shana hen so the own et coms hove 100 rasng] SMOKERS, HASSOCKS OFFICE FURNITURE, DESKS, plies to many anadiar ito rer y *T Wea- ther than a | o their own|its 8 S$ 'e in 1956, formed commitiee representing wo producers turned out 300,849 | ther condit ons make some of or ot K sn for both the 2 Canadian company in 1958 and PLATFORM ROCKERS FILING CABINETS, TYPEWRITERS, cal part es Said € 2 cars n 1959 compa 1em less. efficient. Dea lian vagen, both| reported distribution of 6.838 new TV. SWIVEL CHAIRS ETC. 1endations fall short o vith 296,624 the r befo e. Infan 1inten: » ordanizatio angir riv rs, say ad- cars in 19539, In July, 1958, it had i the lead among the Big Three|are expe g across fhe coun-|yaptisiy IM' air may|35 Canadian dealers; now it has --|was General Motors with 1 BO | t benefit > ales. The Corvair|/more than 200 in all province new - 5 ur 1 Canadian Cancer Society follc ed br ho a 9 722 he fir E iropean car sale re ¥ nly one of the four new|and with announced price reduc- ] RNI RE : as organized in 1938 at the re th Sler With 42,618. Spokesmen|corded in Senuis, was in 2B rican makes to feat-|tions forecasts an increased dis { t «.rifor all three predict increases when the Rootes Group of Brit... . > i "h |tribution this year reaching the quest of the lian Medical at . . hp ; ive. Chrys.|iri 0 his 3 g ' 1960 and For d Pres ent Rh ain sold a Commer k to the) cor ct car, the Valiant |11,000 mark. 299 SIMCOE ST. S. \ Associati on. One of its main|g , 1 ial sales for oir en. Edmonton it nani] w i : x is to teach Canadians Sale a total sales for ou damonton city counci Now has the engine mounted in front The influx of European-made Pgs 4 iat early diagnosis. of cancer tire industry should run be wee lere are 51 comp: sellin " w Ford models cars in the last few years has oday als ar) y or five and seven per cent above yme 60 makes. Volkswe 1, the {been astounding. Major news- The Ke confer rted depends on the e reportingigsg ** gest seller from continental VAUXHALL AHEAD J ER . v tinue of suspicious symptoms {0 & American Motors said it turned ope, reports 320 dealers with Among Importers, the big race loctor. It also supports canceriout 10,000 Ramblers in an 10 provinces represented. Ren between Vauxh and Volks-| 1as been research and gives assistance to|claimed a 73 -per - cent a one of the newest organiz gen with the British car tak-! transfer|cancer patients tover 1958 and a similar pro *titions, says it now | in all an apparent lead last year, | | K | I UCTS Suggests . . . Any person who has required to send full parti. any clothing or articles | culars of such claims to the While Wi Winds Blow .... MAKE YOUR DREAM HOME PLANS COME TRUE! Visit Oshawa Wood Products Planning Dept. for expert advice and a reliable esti- mate of cost. Concerned About Money? YES . . . it does cost money to build a new home... but... OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS, as an addi- 14-DAY CIRCLE TOUR { Jn) Zo 3 Lo ; Gy Bue tional service, can arrange for you, 106-8° JACKSONVILLE = gan 13 oo rem : SARASOTA 74° | 3 cory stan INCLUDES MIAMI 807° RETURN FARE BY BUS ST. 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