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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, Mey 2, 1961 Today's Stock Market Listings on Toronto Exchange 11 Net TORONTO 11 A.M. STOCKS u By The Canadian Pess 'Sales High Low a.m, Ch'ge a.m. Toonto Stock Exchange--May 2 i i § Le Sales 5 150 Stock Cdn Tie C Tie A 5 ] 790 $13% 13% 13% 120 $108 107% 108 +1 606 215 215 215 baby sister, vent 7 Ibs., 13 os. at Hospital, Monday, May 1, 1961. Many tanks to Dr. Ross. KAWZENUK--Pau] and Muriel (nee Dedolin) nce to nurses and a special thanks to Dr. Irwin, THOMSON -- Andrew and Ruth (nee Andrews) announce the arrival of Nancy Elizabeth on Friday, April 28, 1961 at Wellesley Hospital, Toronto. A sister for Andrew. WILBAND Edward & and d Baity (nee Sowell) are very announce the birth of their a. Po Susan, 5 Ibs. 15 ozs, on Thursday, April 27, 1961 at Oshawa General Ho: ter for Steven, Wendy and Glenda. NAMES ARE IMPORTANT: Choos- ing » name for your child should be a real pleasure and others will want know your choice. Name your child as quickly as possible and use the individual pame in an Oshawa Times Birth Announce- call our Classified give the facts, In. cluding the name, and we wil Birth Notice in the publish a pext edition. Just dial RA 3-3492 ~ DEATHS CARNOCHAN, Sadie Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gen. eral Hospital on Monday, May 1, 1961, Sadie Wilson Thompson, beloved wife of William Roy Carnochan and mother of Mrs. Rae Crossman (Lois), Mrs. Allan Wood (Doris), Murray Thompson of Oshawa and Harry Thompson of Ot- tawa, in her 57th year, Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, with me- morial service in the chapel Thursday, May 4, 2 p.m, Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa. McDONALD, William At the family residence, 83 Rosedale Avenue, on Tuesday, May 2, 1961, Wil. liam McDonald, beloved husband of Mary A. Bennett, and loving father of Mrs, T. Smith (Greta), Charles N. of -» in cents unless maked $, 2-0dd lot, xd -- Ex-dividend, x--Exe CWN G p ights, Col Cell 100 125 225 z5 200 330 330 330 $9% 9% 9A $l4% 14% 14% + % 0 +H $I5% 15% 15% + % xw--Ex-waants,) INDUSTRIALS 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. 'h'ge ¢ | # oto Easuy 150 225 450 + - 9 Sv Plan Satellite Communication LONDON (CP) -- Britain and Canada are considering a co- operative program aimed at im- proving long-distance communi- cations by using earth satel lites, it was learned Monday. So far, the only Western space communications program is that te iiss, Sd ew of the United States. The U.S. is trying to develop an "Echo balloon" and relay satellites in an effort to solve the problem of providing adequate intercon- tinental telephone 1inke and round-the-world television. 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Edward L. Mec- Donald of Ottawa, in his 84th year. The late Mr. McDonald is resting at Mc- Intosh-Anderson Funeral Home. Req: uiem Mass in St. Gregory's Church on Thursday, May 4, at 10 a.m, Interment | St. Gregory's Cemetery. Rosary on Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock. (Continued from Page 17) TUCKER, Frances E. Suddenly, at her late residence, Brock Street South, Whitby, on Satur 8 3 day, April 29, 1961, Frances Elizabeth PORTABLE greasing MacPherson, beloved wife of the late ch Harry Tucker, dear mother of Gertrude Tucker of Whitby, Mrs. Isa- belle McEachern of Toronto, Donald and Harold of Whitby, Resting at the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, | for service in the chapel Tuesday, Ma 2 at 2.00 p.m. Interment Union Ceme- pa tery, Oshawa. The minister, Rev. S. Armstrong. er VAN HORN, Frederick Wilmer at Guayaquil, Ecuador, Frederick Wil- mer Van Horn, in his 74th year, dear father of Fred G. Van Horn, Oshawa and Alan G, Van Horn, Guayaquil. In- | terment was in Guayaquil, morial. director or phone RA 5-2327. BIC BRONZE memorials Warranted guaranteed Eternal memorialization, installation. courteously | Miss RA 5-0515 after FILTER Queen Sales and Service, lib-| WASHING OFFICE, New, used, buy, sell, service. Bill Ham- to 'and trailers, by Matisews, (Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | 2--Articles for Sale anger, ete., 6 p.m, al trade-in allowance. Free demon- ration. Telephont RA 8-468% ACUUM cleaner repairs, all makes, | WINE and cider barrels, solid oak, all| rts, attachments, brushes, guaran- Vacuum Cleaner Repair Ser- RA 8-0591 anytime. canvas, prompt Chair, table rentals, "butcher, restaurant "equip. | Ashburn, Brooklin, Store. RA 3-3271, 444 Simcoe South. YCLES, $39.95 tents, boats, motors new and used. Dominion equipment , tire Tv six months old. Phone bed, also baby's swing, all items cheap] |32--Articles for Sale "AERIAL, all channel, baby's car for quick sale, RA 8-0180. MACHINE, in good condi- | tion. Apply 63 -Thickson's Road North, | {1-3 mile north of No. 2 Highway. sizes. Oshawa Hardware and Electric, teed rebuilt machines. Estimates free.|8 Church. RA 3.7624, Rentals. vice, AWNINGS, After a brief illness on April 5, 1961, free estimates Cleve Fox. 412 Simcoe North, '58 PORTABLE 17" TV new picture | tube, private. Phone RA 8-3064 after "service, 6 p.m. WINE and cider parrels, solid oak, all | sizes. Oshawa Hardware and Elec | tric, 8 Church. RA 3.7624. | CTROHOME, RCA Victor, Admiral. |The finest in TV, Hifi and service, lw pay highest prices in the city for | highest trade-in allowances at Parkway | GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me- used furniture Pretty's Used Furni- Television, For placement contact funeral tyr 918 Simcoe Street North. | Color TV on display. | OFFICE desks, $10 up. Cash re gisters, | adders, Hapewiieors New warranty on used _equij Bill Hamilton, Ashburn. | MAN's ae in good condition, rea-| arranged, Please call RA 3-2633, Monat CAR buyers watch "Autos for "Sale" in sonable. May be seen at 112 Frederick | Lawn Development Company Limi GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all RA 8-62.6 390 KING STREET WEST LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions, wd ™ RA CH 0 n ON phone Port Perry. YU tion. ALL hand made {ablecloth, embroi- iv one season. Reasonable. RA 8-1345. | dered, 90° phone RA 52735. » WESTINGHOUSE heavy duty elogtiie 8.5275. range, to reach them. 0 100-gallon oil t tanks. 5-9565. ESTERFIELDS, "Telephone washers, ranges, chairs, power dining room furniture, garden tools, l-inch Rotary riding lawn m r y mew, also 20 Ip records. "Tele. 5-2680. 18 HP JohnsoW in A-1 condi: Telephone RA 8-5924. BE 70" by ", all linen. Tele- 24", good condition. RA 5-3 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE RA 8-6555 OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN Monuments, Markers, Memorials, Cornerstones, Statutory of all types. R.R. 4, KING ST. E. Ph. RA 8-3111 or RA 8-8876 IN MEMORIAM _5 King St. W. Electrohome Television Stereo Hi-Fi with exclusive SATELLITE SPEAKERS FULL YEAR WARRANTY plus -- on all parts MEAGHER'S RA 3:3425 Trade your car on a boat. Inquire about our special low rates on Marine Insurance and financing. SMITH' 3 SPORTS SUPERTEST North Simcoe at Conlin Rd. RA 8-5912 BEATH -- In loving memory of a| dear husband and father, Morley Beath, | who passed away May 2, 1939. | Only a memory of bygone days, | And a sigh for a face unseen, | But a constant feeling that God alone Knows just what should have been. | Always remembered by wife Hilda, and family, HEWLETT -- In loving memory of ol dear husband, Percy . Hewlett, who| passed away May 2, 1960. To memory ever dear, If love could save, thou hadst not| died. --Lovingly remembered by wife Verna, | LAKIN -- In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Harold Lakin, who passed away May 1, 1960. We mourn for him in silence, | No eyes can see us weep, But many a silent tear is shed While others are asleep. --Lovingly remembered by daughter | and son Gordon. | i SPRING SPECIAL COMBINATION ALUMINUM DOORS $39.50 INCLUDES GRILLE, NUMBER OR INITIAL ALUMINUM WINDOWS, AWNINGS, CANOPIES, RAILINGS Colonial Aluminum Sules Co. 134 SIMCOE ST. S. OPEN 9 AM. - 9 PM RA 8-4614 Classified. Dial RA 3-3492 to place an Street. PAINT, interior, exterior, $2.95 gallon. | All colors. Guaranteed, flat, gloss. Osh- awa Hardwa and Electric, 8 Church Street, RA 3-7624, | refrigerators, rangettes, polishers, Kit USED parts and repairs for all a chen, cooking utensils, mowers. See Elmer CO 3-2204, of wringer type washers, % hp motors $5 to $8 guaranteed reconditioned wash-| {ers and stoves, Paddy's Market, Hamp- {ton, CO 3-2241. | CHEST of drawers, night table, two coffee tables, and two end tables. Phone | RA 5-8755. I TFT, car r top plywood boat, 4' 8" am, foam seats, and chrome fittings, one 35 RA ONE heavy duty boat trailer, electric starter. Telephone * | TWO- ry "chesterfield, rocker, coffee | table, three side tables, 9 x 12 rug and pad, record player. RA 5-2802. RUG 68 x 75 with underpad, good "con- dition, $25. Phone RA 3.2847, TYPEWRITER, Royal standard, condition, $45. Telephone RA 3.7251. LIVE better by far with one of the brand new cars at special savings in| the Classified section today. | 18° BOAT and trailer, 35 HP Evinrude motor, sell as unit. 325 Baldwin Street, RA 3-7751, SELLING furniture 1 We'll buy it. Re frigerators, TV's, washers, pianos, stoves, etc. For 'top cash offer con tact 19 Prince Street. Phore RA 8-1131 GE washer, good motor, best offer over § $15. Telephone RA 80907. | |ONE girl's pink spring coat and white hat, size 6X, clean, in good condition. |84 Telephone RA 8-1185, PIANO for sale, Heintzman, excellent conditic matched {veneer in Sw Pi {Hohmann RA |For SALE Zvinrude, excellent | condition, all 'day tank with reverse and neutral. Call after 6. 109 Alma | |St reet | CLEARANCE on all 78 R.P.M. records, records only $2.50. Pop, Classic, | Western. Courts, 73 Kent Street West, | Lindsay, ls; F. GOODRICH Stores -- Tires, bat- |terieg, Kelvinator refrigerators, _ tele. | | vision\Thrifty Budget Plan. RA "54543, | | USED tires, most all sizes, $3 and up. | iB. F. Goodrich Stores, RA 5-4543. | |BOAT -- Plywood. fibre glass, 15 ft., 5 ft. 6 in9 beam' 30 inches deep amid ship, running lights, hardware. Apply {178 Valencia Street. |FOR SALE -- Dining room table, $7) {buffet, $7: canary, Dutch Roller, beau. |tiful singer; and other items. Apply 71 Ritson Road North. Al upright, walnut Sebastian Sheila, son-in-law Norman and grand. children | PARKER -- In loving memory of a dear father, William Parker, who was called to be with the Lord, May 2, 1953. Our Dad was called ahead of us To God's many mansions falr, But if in Christ we put our trust We know we'll meet up there. ~Lovingly remembered by his daugh- ter, Francis, DEW WORMS FOR SALE Wholesale or Retail, call OSHAWA BAIT CO. RA 8-3222 or APPLY 843 RITSON ROAD SOUTH SHEWCHUK -- In loving memory of our dear father and Grandpa, Victor | Shewechuk, who passed away May 2,| 1958 Gone, dear father, gone forever, How we miss your smiling face, But you left us to remember, None on earth can take your place. A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world 'can never fill. --Sadly missed by daughters Mary and BOATS BOATS, MOTOR & TRAILER COMBINATIONS TED'S MARINE KING STREET EAST at VARCOE'S ROAD RA 8-5924 Olga, sons-in-law Kelly and Ross and grandchildren. CARD OF THANKS IRISH -- The family of the late Alfred Irish wish to thank their rela- tives and friends for their acts of kind- ness, floral tributes, mass cards, and loan of cars, during their recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Mon- signor Paul Dwyer and Reverend Law. rence McGough, also thanks to Local 222, General Motors, and entire staff of Hillsdale Manor. ~The Clarke and Hurst families. McINROY -- We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our many friends and neighbors for their acts of Kind. ness, messages of sympathy and beau- tiful floral tributes received during our .yecent loss of a dear, husband and Special thanks to Dr. Sander. son, Rev. F. H. Ward of Westmou: United Church and to the Armstrong | Funeral Home for their kind and ef- em =Mclorey family. pe COTTAGE SPECIAL 22°10" x 1710" 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room. Regular Price, Built $1127, $1039. $33 per month Free Bonus Window Screens end 'wooden Screen Doors. COLONIAL HOMES LTD. 134 SIMCOE ST." S. OPEN 9 AM.-9 P.M. RA 8-4614 SYLVANIA radio, ?%-size bel and |soring Ins Bit: re 15 volume encyclo. pacdia ¥ Best offer ac- ci cepted RA Ay TV. TOWERS $55 40-ft. structure with all- channel antenna, all golvan- ized, guaranteed 1 year. TRIO TELEVISION, 171 Bond St East, , RA 8- 6781. BOAT AND MOTOR FIBRE GLASS BOAT Completely Equipped 1961 18 h.p. MOTOR, $995. BROOKLIN: OLiver 5-3641 MARINE STORAGE & SUPPLY LTD. ALUMINUM STORM DOORS and WINDOWS Primer Aluminum Windows for inside house. Best Quality Awning ond design Very Reasonable Price. For details Call Alex Vojda RA 3-9851 33--Swap and Barter 1954 DODGE convertible for best '54 55 haf-ton pickup truck offered Telephone MO 8.5110 34--Lost & Found SL OST Man's gold watch, vicinity Oxford Street Telephone RA 5.5431 |TosT -- -- Two female Beagle pups, lost in Courtice. Telephone RA 5-0110. ase |35--Legal | 35--Legal Judical Sale of 112 Welling- ton Street, Whitby, Ontario IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO Agg ~- v.s. - Levesque et al Pursuant to the judgment and final order for sale in this cause and to the direc- tion of the undersigned Master sealed tend ad- dressed to the undersigned ond endorsed. "Tender for Agg" in accordance with the conditions of sale hereunder will be received by the under- signed up to the 4th day of | May, 1961, at the Court | House, Centre Street, Whit- by, Ontario, for the purchase in one parcel of the property hereinafter described, sub- ject to a reserve bid fixed by the said Master. The lands are known as 112 Wellington Street, Whitby, and have a frontage of 58 feet more or less by a depth of 185 feet more or less and are composed of the North half of Lot 19 according to Wallace, Farewell and Keller pion now part of the Muni- cipa lan of the T Whitby. e Town of On the property is said to be @ one storey frame house, CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. The Vendors shall not be required to produce any abe stract of title, deed or evi- dence of title, other than those in their possession. The Purchaser shall examine the title at his own expense and any objection thereto shall be made in writing within ten days from the acceptance of the tender. Should no suf- ficient objection in writing be made within thot time, the Vendor's title shall be held to have been accepted. Should any sufficient objec- tion in writing be made with- in that time which the Ven- dors are unable or unwilling to remove the Vendors shall be at liberty to rescind the sale in which case the Pur- chaser shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit money, without interest, 2, The Parties to the action with the exception of the Vendors shall be at liberty to tender. 3. Each tender shall be ac- companied by an accepted cheque, payable to the ac- countant of the Supreme Court of Ontario, for at least ten percent, of the amount of such tender, as a deposit, and the Purchaser shall pay the remainder of the pur- chase price into Court to the credit of this cause on or before June 1st, 1961, with- out interest, and upon pay- ment the Purchaser shall be entitled to a vesting order, to be obtained by the Pur- chaser at his own expense, Jinstead of a conveyance, and to be given possession of the property. 4. The tender and accept- ance and these conditions of sale, which shall be deemed to form part of such tender, shall constitute the agree- ment for sale. 5. Subject to a reserve bid fixed by the said Master, the highest tenderer shall be the purchaser. 6. All adjustments will be made os of June Ist, 1961 the date of closing. For further particulars oly to R. D. Ruddy, 111 Dundas St. W., Wi: Ontario, Dated this 7th doy of April, 1961. J. de N. Kennedy. LOCAL MASTER. CITY OF OSHAWA TENDERS FOR BANDSTAND Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned ond clearly marked "Tender for Band- stand" will be received until 5:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. Monday, May 8th, 1961 for construction ofr a Band- stand in Lakeview Park. Plan and specifitations may be obtained at the office of the City Clerk, third floor, Ctiy Hall, upon deposit of a certified cheque in the amount of $10.00. Lowest or any tender | necessarily accepted. | L. R. BARRAND, City Clerk. Must Reveal Deals With Swiss Bank TORONTO (CP) -- ,Complete| records of four years' dealings| with the Union Bank of Switz- erland must be disclosed by the Canadian Bank of Commerce to the national revenue depart- ment, an Ontario High Court justice ruled Monday. The department asked the! Bank of Commerce for informa- tion and documents from Jan. 1, 1955, to Dec, 31, 1959, con- cerning its transactions with the Swiss bank. The Canadian bank |i asked for a declaration that the department's requirement was unauthorized and of no effect. Mr. Justice D. R. Morand said the Income Tax Act states the minister of national revenue may require from any person |any information for any pur- | pose related to the administra- {tion or enforcement of the act| land that the section appears to| Joe quite clear and not ambig-| us. not Foods and thus contributing to /ladded: BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Birth Rate On Increase TORONTO (CP)--People are going to keep on having more children and Monday's esti- mates probably are on the con- servative side, Edward C. Bursk, editor of the Harvard Business Review, said Monday in an address te the Association of Canadian Advertisers. Part of the reason for the high birth rate, Mr. Bursk told his audience of advertisers, is their success in marketing e rising standard of living. He "People work shorter hours, have more leisure, living in- creasingly, in suburban homes, have more labor-saving devices, worry less about having jobs and being able to educate their children and, in general, man- age to enjoy their children more." However, said Mr. Bursk, an expanding population doesn't in- evitably mean prosperity and could easily lower the standard of living, and he put in the shoulders of the advertisers a share of the responsibility for seeing that prosperity is main- tained. "What you need if increasing population is to mean increas- ing prosperity," he stated, "is an increasing production of goods and an increasing demand for goods by people in order to keep the production mechanism going." MARKETING DOESN'T WAIT To get this increasing demand required dynamic market: ing which Mr. Bursk described as "the aspect of business by which a business lifts itself, or an industry, or a country, or, TORONTO (CP) -- The Royal {Insurance Company, with head- quarters in London, England, has offered to buy shares of two 100-year-old Canadian insurance firms with an annual $70,000,000 world-wide premium income. The company has offered $153 each for shares of the Western Assurance Co., and $194.39 each for shares of British American | Assurance Co. Total price would {be $43,000,000, A statement from Royal In- surance in London said direct- lors of the companies, who con-| [trol a majority of shares, have laccepted the offer and recom-| |mended it to remaining share-| holders. | The Western-British Americal group has unified management | CUBA REBELS | SOUGHT JUSTICE LINDSAY (CP) -- Magis- trate R. I. Moore returned | here Monday from a Florida | vacation and told how he was | offered $50 a day to join the | counter - revolutionaries in Cuba. TUNEFUL WAKING TOKYO (Reuters)--Bird tw terings and chirpings from the "Anybody sitting on a bench "All that mattered was that you looked fit." There was a catch to the it- Insurance Firms Plan Merger [2.13 to 578. 13 and golds fell 26 | was a pp roa ched," he said. | mountains and streams rouse the drowsy city dweller from slumber in a new program by; the Japan Broadcasting Corpor-| ation. The corporation is playing| three-minute recordings of bird songs at 6:27 every morning. The recordings emphasize solo performances in preference to I"chorusing or harmonizing." | offer, however. When he asked when he would be paid he was told: "When it is all over." Magisffate Moore said a wave of rumors swept Flor- ida at the time of the Cuban invasion. Many people were sure the Russians were about | to bomb Florida, particularly Cape Canaveral. and identical boards of direct- ors. The offers are considered well above going quotations on the unlisted industrial market. West- ern Assurance shares were quoted Monday at $85 bid, $86 asked, and British America shares were quoted at $108 and $110. Western directors accepting the bid represent about 70 per cent of 154,000 shares while British America directors con- trol about 65 per cent of 100,000 shares. More than 40 per cent conceivably, the world lifts it-| self. Marketing doesn't wait for] things to develop automatically, | but 'speeds the process. "I don't think it too far-| fetched to think of mining chrome on Mars and growing like? I'm told it tastes like | nothing at all. | "It's going to be a marketing problem for design people and others who will have to see that | algae tastes like medium-rare! steak." | Commenting on misuses of ad-| vertising, Mr. Bursk said it is|§ not easy to define, in a code or otherwise, the line that separ-| ates the fraudulent from the| dramatic--"but there is a real] line in people's minds and, I am| sure, in most business man-| agers' and advertising minds, too. 7 "Mistakes in judgment around that line can be excused more| easily than the excesses which | quite rightly have eRaeTRIN: the public of late." John C. Lockwood, president| of Lever Brothers Ltd., Toronto, | commented that 75 per cent of | what his company is selling was| not on the market 10 years ago! "and we are still not satisfied | with our attempts to give the] customer what she really wants. | Not Enough Physio- Therapists TORONTO (CP)--A dangerous shortage of professional physio- therapists is likely to impede expanding programs for the Te. | habilitation and treatment of chronically ill and disabled pa- tients, the Canadian Conference on Physiotherapy heard Mon- day. The warning was included in| one of several papers presented to the conference. It was pre- dicted that as many as 1,000 physiotherapists will have to be added to hospital staffs within| the next three to five years if| urgent needs are to be met. The conference established a committee of eight headed by | Dr. J. S. Crawford of Toronto | to « of incr | training facilities and attracting | more girls to the profession. Those presenting papers in-| cluded Dr. G. H. Ettinger, dean of the stock is believed to be oe in the United States. of medicine at Queen's Univer-| sity, Kingston. | Market Sets Another Record TORONTO (CP) -- The stock market finished the day| strongly and set a new record for industrials on the exchange index during extremely heavy trading Monday. On index, industrials gained at 82.85. Base. metals were up 08 at 189.33. The final volume was 4,161, {000 shares, a figure not seen in {recent months, compared with 3, 547,000 traded Friday. Steels and utilities were two of the best industrial groups on the day's trading. Steel Com- | pany rose 17% to 77, CPR was up 43% and 37%. Liquors lost ground in light trading. Both! Distillers Seagrams and Walker-| Qosderham fell 3; at 39 and] 48% Mining trade was brisk and, accounted for more than 60 per! cent of the day's volume. i Consolidated Mining and Smelting gained 3 to 25 while both Denison and Hudson Bay rose 3% at 103 and 543%. Fal- conbridge and Noranda each rose Y% at 50% and 47, while! Ventures dropped 3; to 41. La-, brador took the biggest mining! loss, down 7% at 23%. Quemont {3% at 233 i: the utilities and | Bell Telephone icse 14 at 51%. | Papers did poorly with Con-| |solidated, Price Brothers and | Abitibi all down 1% at 4, 15 cents to $9.20. Golds became active in late- day trading and McIntyre Por- cupine dropped 14 to 291%, while Kerr Addison was up % to 11. | YOU'LL ENJOY DEALING WITH SPECIALISTS! NYLON WHITEWALLS 6.70 x 15 17.95 plus recappable tire p The white wall tire that smartens up your car -- at no extra cost. 3T NYLON CORD. We have all popular sizes. Get also the extra safety and mileage of GOODYEAR Stay ahead in smartness and value. Service Special COMPLETE ALIGNMENT ADJUST BRAKES BALANCE FRONT WHEELS 9.95 LAWNMOWER SPECIAL -- POWERFUL CLINTON MOTOR ... CREDIT T00 8.95 $1.00 DOWN and $1.00 per week aot GOOD YEAR GOODS YEAR SERVICE STORES 162 KING STREET EAST RA 35-5512 Ample Parking -- Open Evenings