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26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, July 7, 1960 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 25) 50--Articles For Sale S0--Articles For Sale DOMINION Appliances (a division of Beatty Bros.) now sold at Paddys BATH tub with taps and toilet, $35; suitable for basement apartment or of | cottage, Telephone RA 3-3717. WHITBY PERSONALS Market, appliances at hard to beat prices. CO) fax 3-2241. MEDIUM size child's blue crib and ONB\ heavy duty Moffat range, 40 x 24. Telephone RA 5-9289 after 3 p.m. 47 --Automobiles For Sale 47 --Automobiles For Sale '52 METEOR coach, good motor, tires body, radio, signal lights, $275. Tele: 5 po Tour-a '56 CHEV Belair V8 automatic, equip- ped, A-1 condition. 39 Albany call between 4 and 7 p.m. 'ss CHEVROLET V8 condition, 34,000 actual mileage. Phone MOhawk 8-5333 Whitby. 53 FORD, black -- radio, good Phone OL 5-359. cust. radio, in good condition. Tele 3909, phone RA 5- '58 BUICK coach, Street, months old, one deluxe coach, -|TWO davenports, r $15. 71 Ritson Road North. Telephone RA 8-0489. RANGETTE, good condition, Toronto Avenue. RA 8-5744. $10. 244 Mr. and Mrs. A. Bakker, of Hospital where he underwent sur- Holland, are spending the sum-|8ery. mer 'months at the home of their| nr. nq Mrs. J. Elmer Good- ONE used Frigidaire refi one range. Apply 239 Montrave Avenue. stove, Bo KENMORE electric BABY jolly jumper, like new, for age three months to walking. OLiver 5-3885. it. erator, both Food condition. RA perl 490 Bloor Street East. range, stove other household articles u Street, Ajax or RA 8-833 | and Brock | heater, radio, tinted glass, tutone, low 14% MAROUIANY pho boat, 1959. 72 Church Street. | 'MANLLEY crane, capable of sufficient volume for large hall, com- 8 and son-in-law, Mr. and ' hand spent the holiday week end H Gerritson, of Burns [nana their parents, Mr. and Mrs. lreet, wes. Herb Wilson, and Mrs. Millie _ Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ginter, of| Goodhand, of Cameron. [plete with rec playin, etc, for rent. For reser- icrophone vation phone Meagher's RA 3-3425. electric, capacity, siaed little, on Jon, new. three-ton| dale drive, are having as| mr and Mrs. Robert Gostlin ose guests for the week, Mrs. p and baby Kim, of Toronto, were Betty Ash and children, of Madoc. holiday weekend guests at the Mr, and Mrs. Allan Metcalfe|home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred G. 231 Burk Street, '59 PONTIAC L six, sedan, heater, radio, power steering, washer, side mirrors, powerglide, two-tone, like new. Phone RA 5-048. *51 PREFECT, in good running condi- tion, $110. RA 35-2998. '55 CHEV. V8 two-tone green fast little ear, good shape, $1000 for quick sale. RA 8-0747 after 4 p.m. '58 PONTIAC four-d L bv crib, 'arge, for sale, goed con. 5-6736 or apply shift, fully 10,000 miles. tutone toby beige, scirra gold. 130 Warren Avenue. dition 123 ron Street. Make offer. 11 2-4106. and daughter Sharon, of Philadel-| Gostlin, also Mr. and Mrs. Budd NORGE refrigerator, 8% cubic 1 alsy Apply 258 Greenwood Ave, and, FOR sale, box trailer, good tires, Call MO 8-3870. FoR SALE -- 300 square feet of good % '50 DODGE sedan, new transmission and natte ning condition. No rust after 4 p.m. Al Tun-|o 8.5736 |B ig tires, most all Sey, $3 and up. F. Goodrich Stores. 5-4543. B. F. GOODRICH a --- Aires, bat- '55 CHEV., very Clean, in fine mechan- Just BEAUTIFUL '58 Oldsmobile, in very good condition. RA 8-5342 or RA 54170, teries vision. Thetfty Budget Plan. RA 54543. flooring. Will sell a Glecoff Supermarket, Rit- son Road South, Oshawa, tele- LLOYD baby carriage, good condition 2624. $10. Telephone RA 8- Phene '58 CHEV., original owner, twst check- ed over and in pesiact condition. Phone RA 8-1089, 1950 HILLMAN, in good for PRIVATELY owned '59 VW deluxe sedan, Capri blue, extras, 14,000 origin- al miles, new in every respect. Bar ONE new all-wool hardtwist rug 6°9"x9, |champagne, one oriental rug 6'9"x9, maroon, one full size bed complete, one small dresser. RA 8-5084. gain at $1300. Can arrange Phone Ajax, WH 2-2495. sale, best offer. Phone RA 8-6391. '55 CHEV station wagon, radio, heat- er, guaranteed. Only $995, 10 per cent down. Marian Auto, Yas Grenfell. '59 AUSTIN Healey sprite. good condition, Telephone RA '56 CHEVROLET wagon, good condi- tion, 2-door, Can be seen anytime. Tele- | whith, 5888. phone RA 5-! '56 FORD Fairlane, tudor ie, | radio, heater. Only $995, 10 per cent | down Marian Auto, 25 Grenfell. 55 CHEV. tudor deluxe, one owner, $850. 10 per cent down. Marian Auto, 25 Grenfell. '58 DODGE, standard, 6 8000 actual miles, $1600. '59 VAUXHALL station wagon, mileage. RA 5-3060 after 4 p.m. In very 5-6336. 6 cylinder, Only After 4 p.m. |ochawa low CABIN cruiser, $995, brand new, 16° cruiser, Nelson craft with fiber glass bottom and roof, Mahogany deck and trim foam rubber upholstery. Whitby County Sports, Brock Street North, thy. PAINT, interior, exterior, $2.95 gallon. colors. Guaranteed, flat, gloss. Hardware a Electric, 8 Church Street. RA 3.7624. WALLACE Vacuum Service, all makes, rushes, guaran- All '58 METEOR for sale, custom radio, excellent condition. Best offer and take over payments, Phone MOhawk 8-3000 Whitby 1917 PONTIAC, not running, 52759 $25. RA $357. '51 CHEVROLET hardtop, excel lent condition, spotless. Lady owner left| country. Must be sold. 300 Pine Ave- nue 55 BUICK, tudor hardtop, black with matching interior. automatic transmis sion, custom radio, tires like new, 12 months warranty, $895. Seaway Motors, Whitby, "58 FORD tudor, custom 6, exceptional "50 AUSTIN model A40, two spare tire: and runs well, $75. RA 5-7229 after 7 p.m. 2 teed rebuilt rien ny Estimates free. Rentals, Vacuum Cleaner Repair Ser- vice. RA 8-0591 anytime. '55 FORD -- sacrifice. Best offer, take over payments of $400. MO 8-4782. ALLSTATE. Auto Insurance. Save up to 20 per cert. Six months to pay. For personal service at your home call RA 15-2802. '55 HALF-TON International pick-up. In good shape, new tires and battery. Telephone RA 3-4790 afternoons. RA 5-8010 after § '52 HILLMAN Sedan, very good condi- tion, $275., '53 Hillman Station Wagon, needs some work, $200., RA 8-0616. low mileage, immaculate throughout. 12 months warranty. Only $1505. Seaway Motors, Whitby. 52 BUICK very clean, motor, tires in top shape, excellent car for the holidays. Only $295. Seaway Motors Whitby. 58 FORD F ne, fordor, r, hardtop, automatic, custom radio, power equip- ped, etc., sharp. Only $1895. 12 months warranty. Seaway Motors, Whitby. 758 EDSEL, fordor sedan, tutone metal- lic grey and white, matching Jiterior, automatic, radio. rower equipped, only $1795. Seaway Motors, Whitby. sedan, 33 B.S.A. 650 CC motorcycle $250. RA 57233 Nice clean '54 Pontiac. Phone RA & 53 ci automatic, one owner, just like new, must be sold. RA 8-0286 or MOhawk 8-8594. 1955 fully reconditioned leatherette uphol- stery radio side view mirror. Tele- phone RA 5-0338. | PONTIAC 11,000 actual miles. tion, $2395. RA 3-3968. automatie, condi- "four-door _ a Excellent 55 FORD consul. fordor deluxe low mileage, sedan, beautiful gray finish, ite , Al throughout, only $1695. 54 BUICK or, Heart black fin- '54 PONTIAC Tearcaian; '51 Chev. hardtop, fully equipped, just like new. Apply 248 Toronto Avenue. "52 MERCURY sedan, radio, A-1 condi- tion Telephone RA 8-5747. ish with spotless interiof, custom rad'o, power equipped, ig anically sound, excellent tires, only $695. Seaway Motors, Whitby. '56 FOUR - door Buick hardtop, hydro- mate, radio, two tone, low mileage Phone COlfax 3-2026. *56 FORD custom, tudor, mew paint excellent tires and motor, immaculate throughout, only $1095. 12 months war- ranty, Seaway Motors, Whitby. 35 PLYMOUTH, immaculate "condition: Must be seen to be appreciated. Apply 1326 Cedar Street. . RA 5-271 53 AUSTIN car, in good condition. Telephone MO 8-4579 ) after 5 p.m. "57 PONTIAC station wagon, four door, A-1 condition. Telephone RA 5.7922. Apply 58 Nassau Street. 54 MONAR( fordor, green, sound mechanically, $345; '53 Meteor, fordor, metallic green, ideal transportation, $245. Seaway Motors, Whitby. 48--Automobiles Wanted |LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want | cars for wresking. Highest prices paid RA 5-1181. VOLKSWAGEN deluxe sunroof AWNINGS, plain colors or gay stripes. Prompt service, Free estimates, Order now for early delivery. Chair and table rentals Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North. '50 AUSTIN, running, $150; Engi Sheltz cabin trailer, 8 x 20. Apply 22 Orchardview Blvd, near A and P Store. North Oshawa, ONE year old, 15 ft. cedar strip boat, 25 HP Viking motor, includes wind- shield, lights, steering wheel and con- trols and trailer. Like new. RA 5-81 after 5. BABY'S car seat with steering wheel, large size crib, jolly jumper with tubu- lar steel stand, commode chair, Phone RA 65-6118. COCA Cola cooler for sale, Jood con- dition, cheap. RA 5-1035, '58 SHEPHARD 16' model Ski-bee with V drive, like new. W. Hunt, Pickering MO 8-4261 or Fenelon Falls, 151 W 5 JET water pump for well. RA 55580. BEAVER wood lathe, stand and some acessories, $70. 81 Central Park Blvd. Sout! '59 12 HP outboard motor, like new. RA 5-9865. CBS Columbia television, blond finish with doors, looks like new, one year warranty on picture tube, $149. Terms $2.50 ver week. Meagher's, 5 King Street West, GUNS, ammunition and hunting sup- plies, new and used, terms 10 per cent down. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. RA 5-651 WE pay highest prices in the city for used furniture. Pretty's Used Furniture Store, RA 3-3271, 444 Simcoe South. USED parts and repairs for all makes of wringer type washers, % hp motors $5 to $10, guaranteed recon ditions washers and stoves. Paddy's Market, Hampton, CO 3-2241. 14 LAKECEAFT boat with centre deck and remote controls Also .303 and 30.06 nigh power rifles, 313 Olive Avenue. PAINT. interior, exterior, $2.95 gallon. 2" colors. Guaranteed, flat, gloss, Osrawa Hardware and Electric, 8 Church Streel. RA 3.7624. ONE Gurney, 30-inch electric stove, good condition. Phone RA 5-5577. ONE electric Coca Cola cooler, in first class condition, $125. 117 Court Street. ONE GE refrigerator, electric stove, radio, dresser, end tables, drapes, can- ner, garden tools, lawn mower, lady's clothing, size 14, all in excellent condi. tion. Call RA 5-9461 after 4. |i5 BOAT, RA 57917 1959, 35 HP Evinrude motor. HOUSTON GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION BRAKE SPECIALISTS, COM- PLETE BRAKE SERVICE. MOTOR TUNE-UP AND GENERAL REPAIRS, 67 KING ST. W, RA 3-7822 55 )RD custom fordor, t 55 FORD custom fordor, tutone blue and white; automatic, custom radio, excellent fires, sound mechanically low down payment, only $895. Seaway Motors, Whitby. 53 CHEVROLET, immaculate condi- tion, Must be seen to be appreciated. Apply 1326 Cedar Street or RA 5.2783. 54 BUICK, immaculate condition. Must be seen to be appreciated. Apply 1326 Cedar Street or RA 5 5t FORD tudor, tutone, black and white, excellent motor, very good tires, SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good, clean cars. Trade up or down, Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. S. RA 3-942] HIGHEST prices paid for used furni- ture, also sell and exchange. Contact Community Furniture Store, 19 Prince Street. Phone RA 8-1131. JOHNSON motor, used 20 hours. RA 3-7945 after 4 p.m. GOLF club set, left. Telephone RA 8.5278. BOAT, 17 ft. runabout, equipped with windshield, steering wheel and foam rubber upholstery. Apply Ken Durno's garage, 574 King Street East. NEW Saxophone, tenor, reasonable, 179 Waverly Street, RA 8-0316. ORIGINAL oil paintings, landscapes, farm scenes, 16 x 20. Reasonable. Ideal for gifts, RA 5-1238, SPECIAL! 14° 6" moulded plywood boats five-ply, mahogany, long deck, seat backs. Regularly $495, clearance price $349. Terms $35 down, $25 month. ly. No outside financing. Apply Domin- ion Store, 48 Bond Street West. Also rangette. reasonably priced at $495. Motors, Whitby. 55 MERCURY tudor, hardtop, p, auto- matic, custom radio, tires like new, Seaway | 50--Articles For Sale THREE pianos for sale, A-1 condition. | MA 3-5058. Bowmanville. |A F. Cox, 13 Elgin Street East. Phone | |TEPEWRITER _ 12 months warranty, only $895. Seaway |RA 5-1497 Motors Whitby. $0 CHEVROLET station wago matic transmission, radio, whi window washers range trade or terms. Private. Will gx + sacrifice. Must be sold. 342 Frontenac Avenue ELECTRIC incubator, used approx- imately five times, good as new. Phone $35, electric adding snap; new Smith Corona cash KEEP your basement dry with a de-| | register "$125; also check writer. auto- humidifier from Parkway TV, seven [3-4434. alls, day free home trial. 918 Simcoe Street gy ic arator, In good 5000. miles. Can ar. North. RA 3-3043. BO TRIC Tuam Sepuralon RA tevenson )NE rangette automatic oven timer, ery good condition; also one two- burner oil range. RA -5-5524, 5% METEOR Niagara, special seun.| in perfect running condition, five good tires, $500 cash. Phone RA 54 53 CHFVROLET coach, prea con- dition, very clean. 299 Drew Street. 56 OLDSMOBILE 'Super 83° equipp- ed. Bes offer. Telephone RA 5-8504. 59 FOUR door Biscayne Chevrolet, 16,000 miles, $1950, RA 5-9865 3 CHEYROLET, four door station wagon, excellent condition, privately owned, phone RA 3-3218. 's4 BUICK hardtop, fully equipped, cheap for quick sale. Can be seen at 72 Cadillac Avenue South after 4 p.m EV. deluxe four door, excellent n. North Simcoe Motors, 1180 Street North eit "ANDY NAGY'S BODY SHOP Now is the time to have a beautiful home with aluminum doors and windows, best quality, lowest price in - town. Quick service. ALEX VAJDA RA 3-9851 Every job guaranteed. Road North re Airport. LEAVING Oshawa, selling cheaply con- tents of home: 3-year-old dinette suite, frig., washing machine, davenport, chairs, continental bed, rug, table, piano, etc. RA 5-3227 RUGS, Barazaks 5'9" x ., $40. Hard: ahan, 7'3" x 105", $50. Call RA 3-3304, 6 to 7.30 p.m. GLEN Royal 10° x 33° trailer, 2-bed- rooms, sleeps seven, fully equipped. Best cash offer. Apply Subway TEaller Park, office, Highway No. 2. SELLING furniture? We'll buy "it. Re- frigerators, TV's, washers, pianos, stoves, etc. For top cash offer, con- tact 19 Prince Street. Phone RA 8-1131. SPECIAL 21' cabin cruiser, 100 H.P Buchanan motor and trailer. Excellent Apply George A, Loring, coffee SALE Aluminum Products of the best quality at the best prices, fully guaranteed. Orono 34R12 ONE, nearly new, deep freeze, $200 cash. Telephone MO 8.5707, Whitby, after 7 pm. PICTURE window, 75 in. by 63 in, best offer. Phone RA 8-1820. ASS your wooden hoot for carefree boating or we will do the job for you. We carry a complete line of materials, plus easy to follow instruc- tions, Sportsman's Corner, 105 Byron Streer South, Whitby, MO 8 4511. converts to stroller, excellent condition. Telephone RA 5-8314, ONE Gurney deluxe gas range, A-1 condition. Call RA 8-2818 after 4 p.m. CHESTERFIELD suite, dinette suite, bedroom suite, other household ar- ticles, Telephone OL 5-4829. 31--Swap & Barter '59 AUSTIN Cambridge AS5 in new con- dition, private; or will swap for small delivery truck or station wagon. WH 50|at Long Beach, Sturgeon Lake. GENDRON twin carriage, silver grey, hia, O'Brien and their sons, Robert Plia, 2'c spending the week il a Peter, of Ufhaws, Sulfrey, of 110 Dunlop street| my and Mrs. Larry Ruest, of west: Athol street, and Mr. and Mrs. Becky, daughter of Mr. and Leo Bloye, of Palace street, at- Mrs. Carl Earl, is celebrating|tended the Happy-Von Pilis wed- her birthday today. Her friends ding which took place at St. Mi- wish her man: ha returns of|chael's Church, Montreal. They the day. ¥ happy re were also guests at the reception held at the Windsor Hotel, Mont- Misses Donna Parise and Ann real. Vanderwyst are spending the week with Donna's grandmother,| Out of town guests at the Bent-| Mrs. Lorne Slaght, at the cottage|ley-Graham wedding which took |} place on Saturday, July 2, at St.| Paul's United Church, Ajax, were; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Allan, Susan and Naney. Ms. Debra, daught M |Minnie Bond, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. R. ag el o a Holland, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew) Crescent, is eelebrating her McMullan, Karen and Blair, Miss fourth birthday today. For the oc-| Reva Tiers, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene casion a party has been arrang- |Willson, grand parents of the ed with the following guests: Stan- | bride, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Will ley Zeller, Gabriel Zeller, Ronnie|S00, Sandra and Scott, Miss! Pillman, Prescilla Potter, Garry Norah Wood, Mr. Paul Hethering- Jacr and Christine Jack. |ton, Miss Barbara Cook, all of] |Oshawa, Miss Edna Armstrong, | Mr. Hugh Goemans, of 1001 West Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Wes, McCullough drive, is convalescing| Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Alton| at his home after spending six Melville, Mr. and Mrs. Jack weeks in the Oshawa General Sweeney, Palmerston, Mr. Miss Beth Ann Farise is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Walter Grey, in Orillia. and, | WHITBY SPORTS PARADE 2:6410 Ajax. 52--Legal By GERRY BLAIR LINDSAY, ONTARIO Tenders For Sub-Trades Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 5:00 p.m. TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1960. For all sub-trade prices re- quired in construction of the Girls Training School, Lind- say, Ontario. Plans and speci- fications are on view at Builders' Exchanges in Tor- onto, Belleville and Kingston and aot the Department of Public Works, Ontario Gove ernment Building, Lindsay, and at Room T704, Ontario Department of Public Works, East Block, Parliament Build- ings, Toronto. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. No sales Taxes are to be in- cluded. J. A. JONES Construction Company (Canada) Ltd. 277 Slatter Street, Ottawa, Ontario P.O. Box 2083, Station "'D" Telophtne CE 6-748)-2.. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Office Manager and en- dorsed "Tender for the Re- placement ond Repair of Steps and Sidewalks' will be received in the office of the District Manager, Property and Building Management Branch, Department of Pub- lic Works, 225 Jarvis Street, Toronto 2, Ontario, until 3.00 p.m. Thursday, July 21, 1960. Plans and/or Speci- fications can be seen and obtained at the office of the District Manager, Property ond Building Management Branch, at the above men- We spent a most enjoyable evening on Tuesday with Gar Peters the newly appointed coach of the Whitby Dunleps. It was an enlightening and highly informa- tive experience, as Gar related a few excerpts from his brief, but illustrious hockey career, as a player some 20 years back. Gar came to Oshawa when he was only four years old, and like the majority of hockey players, started shortly thereafter playing in the minor leagues. His first experience with a championship club, was in 1937. as a member of the Oshawa Juveniles, winning the All-Ontario championship. Their coach was Bill Hancock, and according to Gar, he was one of the great teachers of the game. Hancock spent considerable time with his players teaching them the fundamentals of the game. He made them skate for hours at a time con- centrating on the art of keeping your head up whilst carrying the puck. The following season he elevated to the Junior "B" club and it was while playing for them that he received his big chance to perform with the famed Oshawa Generals. Roy Sawyer broke his ankle and the Generals brought Gar up from the "B's", They were in the Eastern Canada Memorial Cup finals against the Verdun Juniors. The first game for Gar with the Generals was in Maple Leaf Gardens, and his check for that game was none other than Maurice "Rocket" Richard playing with Verdun. "However," said Gar, the Rocket was being slightly overlooked in those days for a pretty good hockey player with the Generals, Billy Taylor, probably one of the most outstanding Junior "A" hockey players of any era". Gar had many words of praise for Taylor. "It was nothing for Billy to stay out and practice with us when I played Juvenile and take several of us aside, one at a time, giving us pointers on how to stickhandle." When talking with one of Gar's close friends, he told us how adept Gar was at stickhandling after receiving special attention from Taylor. Gar finished the season with the Generals, and played a big part in bringing the Memorial Cup to Oshawa, defeating Edmonton, 3 games to one at MLG. The following season, the Gen- erails again won the Memorial Cup, this time in the West, ousting Kenora Thistles, who boasted two good hockey players, Charlie Rayner and Bill Juzda. The next few years were spent in the Army where Gar con- tinued to play hockey, with and against some of the stars-to-be in the National Hockey League. It was during his stretch in the Army that Gar suffered a most unfortunate and serious back injury, practically for- closing his hockey days as a player, We broke a con= fidence pact with Gar regarding the aforementiond in- | more, Toronto; Mrs. Hazel Mec- {brated her seventh birthday on |spending five weeks with Mr. and day evening when Mrs. Fran Wy- IM. Van Gils, < Mrs. Lou Birta, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Voy Dabrowski, Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. John Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacLean, Mrs. WHITBY AND DISTRICT Mary McCully, Mr. Joe McCully, Mrs. Leila McLean, Lorne and Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Whit- Brien, Newmarket; Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Montoux, Ancas-| ter; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morgan, Rouge Hills; Mr. and Mrs. Mac Thompson, Listowel; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Linton, Mr. and Mrs. Brimocombe, Mrs. A. E. Calvert, Pickering; Miss Margaret Sleep, Mr. W. Willoughby, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Chidley and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. William Keetch, Ajax; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hird, Goose Bay, Labrador; Mr. Alan Gal lagher, Mrs. Annie Gallagher, Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Burgess of Waterford, Ontario, were holi- day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gough, of 1021 Wardman Crescent. Dr. Frank E. Sandberg, Mrs. Sandberg of Ocala, Florida, and Mrs. F. Simpson, of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson of Henry street. Katherine Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cowey, cele- Wednesday. Her party guests were: Elizabeth and Debrah Grant, Phillip Nelson,Raymond {Harris, Caron and Diane Mor ley, Maureen Murphy; Phillip and Rodney and Juanita, Kathy's sis- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilde and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James Wilde, spent a week at a cottage in Picton, Mrs. Wilde is now at her home after | Mrs. Bill Wilde, recovering from phlebitis. Mrs. J. B, Myers, of Kingston, is spending a week at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gray, of 918 Donovan Crescent, The last weekly meeting of the Lee Avenue ladies was held Mon- att entertained at a barbecue. (Games were played with the fol- lowing winners: Mrs. M. Teunis- sen, Mrs. M. Bowden, Mrs. D. Sales, Mrs, F. Wyatt and Mrs. Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Green, celebrated his sec- ond birthday on Wednesday. For the occasion a party was arranged with the following guests: Mark Harrison, Jill and Keith Omand, | Steven Ainsworth, Peter Ben-| nett, Steven Grixti, Steven De- Marco and Cora Gerritson. Suspend Sentence On Car Theft Two Oshawa youths who admit- ted stealing a car in Whitby were Tuesday placed on suspended sentence for two years. A'lan William Sytnyk, 16, of RR 3, Osh- awa, and Leonard William Couch, 17, of 1233 Simcoe street south, were sentenced by Magistrate F. S. Ebbs in Whitby police court. Fathers of the two boys told the court that while the pair had been in custody awaiting sen- tence, they had purchased anoth- er car for Fred Warren, of Blackstock, whose car had been stolen from its parking spot at the Ontario Hospital. Police told the court one week ago that the car was completely wrecked. The two were ordered to be off the street by 11 p.m. every night while on probation. Town Appeals Equalized Assessment The town of Whitby will appeal its equalized assessment as set down by the County of Ontario. This week council passed a by- law authorizing the appeal. Whitby's equalized assessment was set at $17,026,431 by the coun- ty at its June session. The town's of the Grade 8 pupils of Colborne Street Senior Public School, Whit- by, as of September, 1960: TO GRADE 9 Robert Armstrong, derson, Terry Anderson, Jack Ar- nold, Kenneth Arnold, Ronald Baldwin, Ian Barter. Hazel Bentley, Mary Lou Bird, Sandra Boule, Keith Bourne, Rob- ert Boychyn, Betty Brant, Bar- bara Britton, Brownell, Dale Bryant, Joy Burn side, Fred Cadman, Stephen Cal- der, Lorraine Campbell, Roberta Campbell, Richard Carr. Ceorge Clarke, Thomas Charl ton, David Clough, Graydon Col- ville, Carol Conners, Elaine Craw- forth, Christopher Cuddy, Kathryn Cuddy, Dawson, Ida De Jong, Lynda Don- son, Barbara Downey, Sheila Dud- Jo Angelika Eggert, Virginia El- iott. ham, Green, Hamer, Margot Hamer, Joh Hammers, James Harlow, Jane|dyke, Tom Tompkins, Joost Tref- Harris, Maldwyn Hay, Anne Hen |fers, Joanne VanderBrink, John stock, Charles Hicks, Isabelle Hill, cox, Holmes, Sandra Holyoake, Mar- tin Hoogerdyk, Donald Hope- Brown, Virginia Hope-Brown. Jones, Alan King, Janis Knibb, Dick Knoester, Fred Koster, was held at the home of Mrs. E. 'Trewin, Mrs. G. Yeo in charge. Mrs. {was by Mrs. ryn Slemon and Susan Wearn got to within a mile of the goal. Mrs. A, M. Henry and Timmy, Galt, Mrs. H McComb, Mrs. M. Quigley. Mrs Grade 8 Results At Colborne St. The following is the standing Robert Allen, Sandra An- Wayne Allan, William Bates, Heather Beaton, Breckenridge, Margaret Bonnie Brown, Muriel Heather Clark, Barbara Clarke, Richard Davies, Lloyd John Epps, John Fudge, Lynda Gale, John Gauthier, Elspeth Gra- | Ronald Erick Sturiska, Marion Sugden, Herbert Gray, Janice Greenlaw, Gerrit 10, Ted Rivett, Gordon Ross, Sherillyn Law, Sherwood Lawler, Donna Legge, Doris Lowe, Mar. lina MacGregor, Paul MacNeil, David Maunder, Gordon Maxwell. William McBride, Merle Me- Connell, Michael McGrath, Mis chael McGuire, Margaret Mclvor, David McKay, Albert McKeown, Mary Ellen McQuay, Dale Me- Whirter, Sharon Missett, John Mitchell, Jane Mowat, Pat Mune Peter Neve. Janice Newland, James Nichol, Keith Nieuwland, Joseph Niro, James Norrie, Jan Norwood, Pate ricia O"Donohoe, Anthony Owens, John Parikhal, David Perry, Su- san Pollard, John Post, Gloriae- Jean Powell, Elizabeth Pritchard. Mary Lorra Pritchard, Bruce Probert, Stewart Reeson, Shir. ley Reid, Jane Reynolds, Timo» thy Reynolds, Jean Richardson, Robert * Rodman, Victoria Rowe, William Schenk, Leslie Shaw, John Shephard, Lee- John Shuttleworth, Sandra Sims, Sleigholm, Margaret Smith, Wil- Marie Clack, Bonnie liam Smith, Norman Snelgrove, Ian Snow, James Spencer. Patricia Stacey, Alewyn Stolk, Stephen Sytnyk, Wayne Thomas, Sandra Th Lynn Thorn- Gerald David His- Thomas Hewis, Roger Hoag, Ronald ~ Hutchinson, Joyce Vandermale, Neil VanDuffelin. William Villeneuve, Dennis Vorvis, Linda Wallace, Philip Waltham, John Webster, Diane White, Robert White, Wayne White, Maureen Wilder, Lynda Willan, Donna Wood, Kenneth Wright, Cheryle Yates, Theodore Young. WA Meeting At Enniskillen By MRS. RUSSELL GRIFFIN Enniskillen The June meeting of the WA F. Toms presented devo- tions and the Scripture reading J. McLaughlin, An invitation was received from Haydon WA to attend a meeting Thursday, July 14. Mrs, F. Beckett presided for the program with a piano solo by Doreen Trewin. Mrs. Hobbs gave a reading, followed by a piano solo by Lois Ashton. Mrs, W. A. Logan gave a talk on stewardship, SILVER WEDDING About 30 friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ormiston to celebrate the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson, Toronto. When Arthur came to Canada from England in 1924 he made his home with the Ormistons. Edwin Ormiston presided for the evening. Instrumentals were given by Laura Bowman and Sheryl Ash- ton; also readings by Mrs. Will Ashton and Mrs. W. J. Bowman, Mrs. Lloyd Ashton sang, accom- panied by her son Ronald. Md., is spending the summer hol- idays with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A, Sharp. * Dr. and Mrs. Clark Dorland, Lapeer, Mich., Dr. and Mrs. Clark Werry, Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. A. Werry and girls visited E. A. Werrys, Sunday. Plowing Match Plans Advanced TORONTO (CP) -- Plans are well advanced for the interna. tional plowing match to be held Oct. 11-14 near Springfield in El- gin County, the Ontario depart. ment of agriculture announced Wednesday. So far 20 mayors have accepted * the challenge of St. Thomas mayor V, A, Barrie to see who can plow the straightest furrow, said F. A. Lashley, secretarys manager of the Ontario Plow. ' men's Association, p A major attraction will be the Queen - of - the - Furrow contest, open to wives and daughters. Indians Blast Mrs, Verna Forsyth presented the couple with a gift of silver dollars. CGIT PICNIC The CGIT annual picnic was| held Thursday, with leaders Mrs, 0. C. Ashton and Mrs, Logan in charge. The day started with a hike from the parsonage at 9 am. to Geneva Park, Col umbus. Mary Yeo, Shirley Avery, Kath- PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. R, Myers and Ricky, Buffalo, N.Y., Mr. and F. Denby, Mrs. Department PETERBOROUGH (CP)--The |Indian affairs branch has been accused of stalling three Missis- A.lauga Indian bands in their ate tempts to find out who legally owns about 640 Kawartha Lakes islands. The federal agency put some of the islands up for sale in 1958. The Curve Lake, Hiawatha and Scugog Lake Indian bands said they would like to keep 78 islands. Clifford Whetung, Curve Lake band councillor, said Ottawa offi- cials rep ily failed to ans the tribe's requests for which ise formation, because being the modest and humble person he is, he didnt want people thinking he was giving an alibi for not continuing on as a player. We felt it only fair to relate to the hockey public, especially those of you who were not aware, that had it not been for this misfortune, Gar undoubtedly would have received a National Hockey League contract from the Boston MERCEDES-BENZ DKW SALES & SERVICE 408 KING W., OSHAWA RA 3-7132 GIRLS bicycle, $20; new Austin wheel and tire, size 525 x 16, two 15" Chev. wheels, parts for '48 Chev. Dial RA 3-2997 15 CUBIC foot freezer, white with colored interior. Phone RA 5-7547 or apply 288 Guelph Street. WINE Sesterfield, in good condition. Phone RA 5-3369, tioned address, or at the office of the Caretaker at: Porty Perry, Ontario, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Department of Public Works WALKER H. KAYES, Double hung windows only $18. Call now. Lymer Aluminum Co, RA 8-5385 local assessment is $16,892,279. The bylaw authorizes the clerk to give hotice to the county clerk that the town is appealing its as- sessment. The bylaw states that the town is unwilling to have its assessment appeal heard by the 0. C. McLean, Jean Edwards and Laurel McLean, Mr. and Mrs. D. B, Kay, Bill Kay, Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Sharp, Kathy and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp and Linda were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A, Sharp Sunday. lands it would get and to who legally owns the islands. > Resort owners in the area have also had little success in finding out details of ownership. A patent is the only legal |means of transferring ownership SEE HOME APPLIANCES BUYING OR SELLING SEE OSHAWA LTD. TED CAMPIN MOTORS 607 KING ST. -- OSHAWA (just East ot Wilson Road) 5-5574 RA 3-4494 Res: CASH FOR YOUR CAR VAN HEUSEN MOTORS ro. 149 KING ST, WILLIS MOTORS For Your AUSTIN CAR GOOD ASSORTMENT USED CARS TAUNTON RD. E. RA 5-0331 1960 STUDEBAKER LARK Two-door Sedan Delivered Fully Equipped at $2485.00 SABYAN MOTOR SALES LIMITED 334 RITSON RD. S. ONE Kelvinator "ce igerator, $35, also, one Frigidaire, $65. 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Reasonable. t District Manager, Property and Building Management Branch, Toronto, July 21, 1960 Fergus Thistles Here Tonight BY GERRY BLAIR The legue-leading Whitby Red ings entertain the Fergus Thistles tonight at the Whitby Community Arena with action getting underway at 8:30 p.m. This is the final appearance of the regular schedule for the Thistles. They gave the Kings a real battle on their last outing before falling 11-7 to Whitby, Fer- gus are only three points out of he fourth and final playoff spot, so a win is vitally important for them. Below are the up to date scoring statistics of the league, and the league standings, which includes one four-point game hetween St. Catharines and Peterboro. WLT F APts Whitby Brampton St. Catharines Long Branch ... Fergus Peterboro Player Davidson, L. Branch 17 10 27 29 Veinpel, Long Branch 25 Lotton, Whitby 22 Davis, Whitby" . Thorne, St. Cath, .., Foster, Brampton .. McCulley, Brampton Carnegie, Whitby .. Arthurs, Brampton BabRERES LS EE BEY ¥owol county judge. Mayor Stanley Martin reported that the appeal would then be heard by the Ontario Municipal Board Remand Pair On Store Break-In Two Whitby district men were remanded in custody for one week for sentence by Magistrate F. S. Ebbs in Whitby police court on Tuesday when they pleaded guilty to a charge of breaking into an Ashburn store. David George Foster, of RR 1, Whitby, and John Albert Ytowski, 21, of Whitby, were charged. Ytowski also pleaded guilty to breaking and entering a jewellery store in Pickering village and stealing a camera and three watches. Chief Howard Nickling, of Pickering, said that the pair had been stopped by OPP near the village and the camera and watches recovered. The store window, he said, had been smashed by a heavy object. PC Joseph Tullock, of the Whitby Detachment of the OPP, said that at 3.40 a.m., June 5, he had been called to the general store in Ashburn where the front window had been broke: ond eight cartons of cigarets were missing. The cigarets were found in & garage at Foster's home, said. Bruins whe were very enthusiastic about securing Gar's services when he finished serving Canada in the armed forces. Not only did Gar have praise for men who contribu- ted to his hockey abilities like Bill Hancock, Billy Taylor, the late Tracy Shaw, who coached the Generals while Gar was playing for them, but he was quick to inform us about men who assisted a great deal to the success of the Oshawa Generals; Mr. Matt Leyden, manager, Mr. N. K. Hezzlewood, secretary, Mr. S, E. M-~Tavish, Mr, C. E. McTavish Vice-president, and the late J. B. Highfield, at that time president of General Motors Mr. Highfield was instrumental in sending the entire hockey club to Banff Alberta for a four day vac- ation after they had won their second successive Mem- orial Cup. Also George Campbell, sports editor of this newspaper for his splendid promotional coverage in the paper. While talking about various hockey personalities of today, who played or coached at that time, Gar said, "I wonder how many people realize that Tommy Ivan coached the Brantford Junior "B" 's, when I was play- ing "BR". and now he's general manager of the Chicago Black Hawks."A real gentleman was Tommy." We asked Gar to give his views on being selected as coach of the club, and he replied. "It is a real pleasure and a great challenge for me to coach such a historical club as the Whitby Dunlops. Behind me I have one of the best managers in the business to bring in the best possible material to work with, and the nucleus of the club still here probably this season, are no strangers to me having followed them intensley from the stands since they started operating in Whitby. Personally I know several of the players and that will be a big help to me" General Manager Wren Blair thinks very highly of Gar, and has every bit of confidence in his ability tc coach the Whitby Dunlops. This is the second time that Gar had been approached to coach the club in recent years. TOWN and Country , , . Tonight at the Whitby Com- munity, Arena, the Fergus Thistles oppose the league leading Whitby Red Wings, starting at 8:30 p.m. Whitby are still holding to a stimfi one-point lead over the Brampton Excelsiors. LONGER PASSPORTS ROME (AP) -- The interior ministry has put out a decree authorizing the issuance of pass- ports good for three years. Ital- ian passports previously re- '|quired renewal every year, Michael Gregg, Glen Burnie, of Indian lands to whites. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 8. Sesame 1. Hollywooé 4. Number 8. Rupees Brit.) 15. Overhead 30. Mr. 21. Greek