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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, October 7, 1961 LS at a Pe DTPEPRTYOT TR a I LE wn Rds wr YACHT CLUB ACTION | Frenchman's Bay Defeats 26 Boats By MRS. E. FERTILE FRENCHMAN"S BAY -- Con- gratulations to Ron Playford of the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club who won the Corby Trophy at the Oshawa Yacht Club Re- gatta recently. Ron, with his crew, Miss Maureen McCleery, came first in the Blue Jay class with 26 boats entered from To- ronto, Oshawa, Whitby and Frenchman's Bay. The Frenchman's Bay Ban- tam Softball team was defeated in the two games played at Fisherville recently, in the ORSA playdowns. Apparently the boys were not up for these two games after travelling 140 miles to Fisherville. Wayne Col- ley pitched the first game in which they were blanked 11-0. In the second game with Keith Buck, Mrs. Ivy Swan, Mrs. Dorothy Wiseman and Mrs. Eileen Fertile. There were about 50 guests attending. | Among the out of town guests were Miss Doris Jean Robert- son and Mrs, Phyllis Smith from Port Hope and Mrs. Marjorie Lawrence and Mrs. Helen Her- cia from Oshawa. | Birthday wishes to Ceri Salt who celebrated her birthday on] Sept. 26. Jack McInerney received af badly cut hand requiring 13] stitches when it got caught in the centreboard of his sail boat on Sunday. Jim McKean organized a crew, of workers to complete the job| of moving the Osgood house onto| the foundation during the week: | end. Fred Osgood received back] injuries last week and is still in| FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OUR HISTORY WE ARE STAGING A GIGANTIC HOLIDAY SALE! OUR SALES STAFF HAS BEEN CALLED BACK -- PRICES ARE BEING OBLITERATED -- EVERY ITEM SLASHED TO THE BONE! Open All Day Thanksgiving Monday -10 a. m. Until 6 p. m. ED WILSON --SEZ .. . LOOK OUT COMPETITORS! Ed Wilson Challenges Everyone FOR YEARS OTHERS HAVE RUN HOLIDAY SALES . .. POOR QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT MEDIOCRE SAVINGS. NOW WE'RE GOING TO SET THE PACE! MATCH US IF YOU CAN (THAT'S VERY UNLIKELY) FOR WE'RE SELLING MANY ITEMS FOR LESS THAN COMPETITORS' COST PRICE FOR EQUAL QUALITY ! Fertile on the mound, the score N was 52. Unfortunately Peter|!n AleX Hospital oo Everett, the first baseman, suf-|, .. le="Team 8. Dave Brundle.! fered a severely cut arm re-| 1p. ih 4. Pat Tranauada, 9: | quiring several stitches and wasp ; 2. 'Harve anguad ro Unable to play. [Team 6. John Wood, 7: Team 1, These boys are all first year|c ae skitch, 5; Team 3, Gord bantam, with the exception of (yw. 0 "s. Team 5. Edith Rea-| two or three on the team who ' | are still peewee age, and are| ray x Team 7, Elmer 'Rez- a credit to their coach, Don] ye + | : : : i | Over 200 -- Clare Skitch 203, Hopkins, in going this far in the 311, Bill Deisley 204, Helen Hill Pays. |204, Dorothy Wiseman 205, Edith GOOD FISHING {Reaman 215, Bill Dobson 217,| Fishermen who have been try-| Fred Dunbar 205, John Wood ing their luck at Frenchman's|218, Anna Ciehun 218, Joyce Bay during the past few weeks Brown 242, Elmer Reaman 213, have been well rewarded with|Bill Henderson 238. Dave Brun-| pike and bass. During this last|dle 224, Win Jones 302. ! week alomst every boat came in| High single flat -- Win Jones| with three or four good size|302, Bill Deisley 294. fish including bass weighing] High triple flat four pounds. Wiseman 566, Bill Deisley 655, Mr. and Mrs. Dave O'Brien John Wood 628. I are holidaying this week at Kil-| High single handicap -- Win larney Lodge in Algonquin Park.|Jones 345, Joyce Brown 258, Bill| A community bridal shower|Deisley 333, Bill Dobson 261. | was held Monday evening at| High triple handicap -- Win | Fairport United Church for|Jones 694, Edith Reaman 676, Joyce Fertile. Hostesses for the|Bill Deisley 772, Pat Tranquada| evening were: Mrs. Dorothy 667. | | | | Orono Pupils See Litt Lock City | By MRS. KEN GAMSBY |who celebrates his birthday on --- irty-ei .|the same day. sanoNo Sra styeight Li Rev. and Mrs. John Wilkinson the Orono Public School left|of Dunbarton were among the town early Tuesday morning on|BU€sts present a trip to Peterborough. | PERSONALS The group was escorted by| Mrs, George Eade returned Mrs. F. E. Lycett who was their home on Monday from Port teacher in 1960. ; | Perry Hospital where both she Intefest for the day included and Mr. Eade had been confin-| a tour of Outboard Marine where| oq following a car accident. Mr.| the many preducts made by this| Eade returned home last week. | Company were viewed. | Congratulations to Mr. and| Westclox was also on the list| pre Charles Armstrong on the) where the various types of hirth of a son on Monday last. clocks were on display. Quaker|Ajso to Mr. and Mrs. William Oats was an interesting feature| Grady on the birth of a daugh for the children where the ex-\tor and to Mr. and Mrs. Ken ploding of Puffed Wheat was Nixon on the birth of a daugh- shown and each student re-¢o. Setvel a 10-pack of breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wood, cereal. i visi Tuesday The Lift Locks were also Laketicid, Casited, a 3 ; Le a IR -- THE MIGHTIEST PRICE SLAUG DURING FABULOUS HOLIDAY Cer mm Ape dE J Ot A ER IN OUR ENTIRE HISTORY. OVER $60,000.00 IN HIGH GRADE FURNITURE - FROM OUR STORE . .. FROM OUR WAREHOUSE. . . FROM SUPPLIERS' WAREHOUSES . . . AT DISCOUNT PRICES THAT PROVE ONCE AND FOR ALL . . . ED. WILSON WILL NOT BE UNDER SOLD LIVING ROOM CLEARANCE! HOURLY DOOR BUSTERS able, Save more than $100. Reg. 239.00. DISCOUNT PRICE LOVELY FRIEZE SOFABED SUITE Rubberized, moth-resistant, wash- 138 "KROEHLER" CHESTERFIELD SUITE Foam cushions, latest design. A top quality suite, Reg. 269.00. hy MONDAY ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER 2-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITES Guaranteed spring construction. Sleeps two partment. HALF PRICE SELLOUT ....... '88 3-PIECE SPRING-FILLED viewed being one of Peterbor-| ough's greater points of interest. awa was the winner of the Le- : gion car draw in Bowmanville Forests representative spoke 10 on Saturday last. The seller of the students after the bus pulled) he winning ticket was Mr. W.| A Department of Lands and into the Provincial Park south| of Keene. The talk directed the| gon, fo; selling the ticket. students thoughts to the Ser-| pents Mound, the burial site of|ins the latter part of this week Indians in earlier years. SURPRISE PARTY | On Sunday evening at the| home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.| Miller, a surprise party was) held for Mrs. F. Tamblyn on the occasion of her 80th birth- day. Guests included the immed- Mr. George Mitchell of Osh- who H. Mitchell receives Mrs. Mary Robinson is spend- at Vineland, Ontario, attending] the Hydro AMEU Western On-| tario Accounting Conference. | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powers of} Scarborough visited on the| weekend with Mrs. Cecil Pow-| ers. | Relatives of the Rainey, Blew- ett and Taylor families attend. | | 10am.tollam. | BABY STROLLERS Fold easily. Cash ond 4.88 Carry! Reg. 7.95 i1 am. fo Noon | MATTRESSES Quality innerspring models Limited quantity! 15.00 Reg. 29.95 [pam fo 2 pam._| FANCY CHESTERFIELD SECTIONAL SUITE Lovely Frieze covering. Double spring construction. Reg. 299.00. 9 THANKSGIVING SPECIAL . .. New 1961 Baby Carriages New models. Car- Bed styles. All slash- ed in price ! Discount Price 20.00 17.00 DAVENPORTS Couch by day, bed at night. Smart upholsterings. Reg. s46 69.50. DISCOUNT Large Full Panel PRICE . BABY CRIBS Drop side, smooth 'cos. tors. Never before | ARBORITE DESKS Drawer ond shelf For young students, Reg. 30.00. DISCOUNT PRICE 16.88 |ed the funeral of the late Leo-| CUSHIONS Oshawa's Largest Display! UNPAINTED FURNITURE ; Every Item Reduced ,.. 20% to 40% , Low Overhead In A Low Rent District! This Is Why We Can Sell For Less! With soaring rents and increased operation costs . . . Today more than ever we can sell for A GREAT DEAL LESS thon our "Fancy Store" Competitors. For More Than 2 Generations. . . Our business has been built on SERVICE and SATISFACTION. We carry ALL THE NAME BRANDS ot MUCH LOWER PRICES and WE STILL give the BEST SERVICE ! fate relatives of the Cryder- man and Tamblyn families. A pleasant evening was spent ¥ visiting and viewing pictures of] Mr. R. E. Logan has puichas trips taken through the Western ed the home of Miss Mabe Provinces and California which Davy on Main street, Orono. included Mrs. Tamblyn's son] Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gilbart Ken and his family. and family spent the weekend A lunch was served including at Minor's Bay. | a birthday cake made and de-| Mr. and Mrs. Don Staples corated by Mrs. Cecil Jones, and family and Mrs. Ione For- which not only paid tribute to rester spent the weekend at Mrs. Tamblyn, but her son Carll Lake Baptiste. | Thanksgiving Service . Planned By Brougham . By MRS. M. ANNIS {reading on Christian Steward-| OUGHAM -- The Women's ship BRUNCH a 8 Broug-| The members were reminded ham United Church met at the (of the turkey supper on No- home of Mrs. {vember 9. Norman Burton 3 . . on Thursday, September 21, GRAVEL PLANT FIRE with a fair attendance. The Brougham Fire truck An invitation from Markham, Man pretty colors. While They Last 1.00 [2pm togpm._| SPRING-FILLED CRIB MATTRESSES Thanksgiving Special. 6.88 ONLY [Spm fod pm | 1 KITCHEN CHROME CHAIRS ony colors ond potterns, No dealers, please! Reg. 8.95 [] [4 pm. to 5 p.m. SCATTER MATS Made from broadloom 99° ends. While They Last [ 5pm to6pm | FOAM PILLOWS Floky foam. Quilted covers. Non- allergenic 1.49 Reg. 2.98 {nard Blewett of New Toronto on Monday, September 25. BEDROOM CLEARANCE! COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITE Dresser with mirror. Huge chest of drawers. Double 58 4] bed. Reg. 169.00. GORGEOUS WALNUT -- Wow ! Beautiful Silver Mink BEDROOM SUITE Mr, and Mrs. Dresser. Chest and bookcase bed. Reg. 249.00. THANKS-§) GIVING SPECIAL . DISCOUNT PRICE This is a Natural ! 3-PIECE SUITE Notural finish that" is. Double Scandia design. Satin walnut finish. Bev- | dresser, bevelled mirror, chest and sled mirror, re bookcase bed. ws ; DISCOUNT PRI Ren. 269.00. Thin Sule 1 14 hpi CE 1 38 FLOOR COVERING SLAUGHTER! Ed. Wilson's floor covering centre has everything for your floors. You ask for it , . . we have it. Nobody beats our low prices ! 20 ONLY Genuine -- Gold Seal BROADLOOM | Congoleum | JLOOk GS CARPETS Clearing several designs, Lovely, soft, warm, dur- | 1st quality. Come early | Wall - to - wall. Many able, hardwearing bring your measurements! | patterns and colors. slashed to clear! Sq. Ft. Large 9' x 10'6" Size | Res. 1.10. sq. yd. ALL SALES FINAL 25¢ FR $36 | 66 SALE BEGINS MONDAY 10A.M. fuse 2% 33.5 | [FREE BALLOONS ED. WILSON 2iSCOuMT FURNITURE Mag. We Will Not Be Undersold ! Ji Asotin QUR STILL OUR POLICY] 20 CHURCH STREET One of a kind! Some slightly 2 soiled, . . . SERTA -- SEALY -- RESTONIC i MATTRESSES REG. TO 79.50 V2 PRICE MANY AS LOW AS 19.95 / Please! No Phone Orders In fairness to those visiting our store Monday, we ceo not accept phone orders for the featured Hourly Spe- = cials ! NO DELIVERY UNTIL TUESDAY {was called out late Friday A it afternoon to put out a fire in| WMS Wag received 1 ayend is) Fue electrical system of controls Amamy Tharke 17 2 lat Consolidated Sand and 2 a | Gravel. The members expressed re-| grets in being unable to attend due to an invitation received Pioneer Village Is earlier to attend the Western . : Modern Inspiration Sectional Rally of the WMS] By MRS. M. ANNIS BROUGHAM -- On Saturday, to be held on Tuesday, Oct. 17, lly will|September 23, a number of in St. Paul's United Church, Ajax, at 9.15 a.m. All| Brougham people spent a pleas- {ant day at the Pioneer Village. eo Al These Prices o "NO DEALERS PLEASE" The speaker at this ra be Miss Bessie 2 reach : members are urged to attend. Plans were completed for the| For the older members of ihe koffering series party it brought back memo. annual fall Than ii i. Oct [ries of by-gone days. For the| to be held on Wednesday, *|younger ones, it brought the 11 at 8 p.m. ; | realization that every thing was] This is to be held in theinost always done by modern Pickering Township Hall at|methods. Brougham. | A look at the treadmill in Guest speaker, Mrs. K. Jull of action made them appreciate rboroough, will lead a dis-/dad's tractor. Seat pi United Church| Mr. and Mrs. M. Ellicott, Mr women. |and Mrs. Ray Ellicott and Mr Mrs. Allan Ellicott who had|and Mrs. Bill Ellicot attended charge of the program told of|the Stanley Trembley wed. the ite of Mr. pga Burleigh, | ding in Brooklin United Church @ negro spiritual singer. [on Friday evening, September Mrs, W. Bayles also gave a 22. . THE FINAL PROOF IS THE PRICE! LOOK AT OURS! DOWNTOWN OSHAWA PHONE 723-3211