22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 11, 1962 BIRTHS DAMANT --- Pat and Bill are happy "" to announce the arrival of their daugh-|;,. ,, ; : ve \COMBINA a. a s } 57 CHRYSLER Windsor V8, automatic,|COMBINATION door, 32" x 80" with) | ter, Kimberly Ann, 6 Ibs. 8 078» OM) (441, whitewalls, discs, "Northern sus-|hardware $7: windows 56" x 64", 24/ r l si dp atee : Sunday, April 8, at Oshawa General) 1 4ion, other extras. Consider trade, |lights, $10; two 28" x 56", $8. re | ; By JACK ZYGMOND hes sana santas GREAT FALL, Mont. (AP) a Inne: Hospital, Our thanks to Dr. Manitivs. |i finance. 723-1225. gle sze, 28-8787 12 ee By Mrs. Charles H. Reesor 'The most expensive housing de- Pat and Kim are doing well. { Pie ai rceveda d box| HANDMADE quilts, hand braided rugs, Telephone' some on hand, others made to order, * ; m ei ms various sizes and patterns. Telephone! a, _-- a Big. proper vebapinent in the United States ROLE = +5254, | ations t erry PLYMOUTH station wagon. motor |-- poe SBOE ay 'ons ae . Peas Hee '1, body needs repair. Telephone |35 H.P. JOHNSON outboard 1957 elee-|Annua! Figure Skating Carni- 723-9058. jirie starting. excellent condition. Tele-/ya] on April 3 are well under- ---- a | 234 | 4 'Sh BUICK sedan, automatic, radio, Phone 723-6337 after 6.30 p.m. ___iway. This will be the fourth an- whitewalls: In good condition. $123.|\7ypEWwRITE ders, cashiers,!nual presentation Velephone 728-2836, == ===. |rentals, terms, service. Hamilton Office|" Wille inenters: of the 'execu: \"3§ PONTIAC two-tone, four-door sedan, |Zquipment, 137 Brock South, MO 8-8442.) nggahe h er any reasonable cash offer accepted. | SEWING machine Elna supermatic,|UVe are busy with saw, ham- |Also Singer treadle sewing machine,/fy) guarantee and lessons included. mer and paint brushes making Pei adladall aie na | oor tae, over payments, Trade ready the scenery, the children '36 PLYMOUTH V8 standard radio : Ki 728-7824. 2 ce : ' I i 'ti ee = ~ re working hard learning their good tires. Immaculate condition, |GOOKWARE sets 15 pieces, threeply i , Sn "7 = ; mechanically $: . Telephone MO +|stainless costing $160; one used twice, 5 ating routines under the lead- SACRIFICE! °61 Mercury Monterey |$29; one new $59. Send phone no. to/ership of John Wild. sedan, new nine months ago, 14,000 | Box 210 Times. -- ee aE | This year the Juniors are go- miles, full power, automatic, leaving for) wr TER co tailored, color winter) ing to take the audience under: | Legion Expands ' Track and Field Coaches' Clinic CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 21) [Port Perry 'Rockets Prepared | SPORTS IN BRIEF Prepares For For Quick-Launch 27°02", mmm \ley beat Fulham 2-1 in an Eng-\simard of Que i lish Football Association Cup! 4 no14 Pal oe Winvineg ne ai OTTAWA (CP --The Royal of Semi-final replay at Leicester ? Peg \Canadian Legion Tuesday an- Monday night, qualifying to|12-round match for the vacant/nounced a $143,000 track and meet Tottenham Hotspur in the| Eastern Canada welterweight ti-/field program for 1962. final at Wembley May 5. Jim|tle May 13, promoter Paul Four-| The program will include ex- pansion of the Legion's annual |52--Articles for Sale * 29---Autemabiies for Sele -- SAVES 14!.. MINUTES With a make-ready time only 30 seconds, Minuteman saves approximately 1444 min- : Fi *~* utes. That's important. Military) is being rushed to completion! njanners count ponier git MO na | Langley scored for Fulham one /nier announced Wednesday. The! 2" a on the high plains of Montana. ytes between radar detection of ™nute from the end. bout will be held in Jonquiere jeGCN AL CHIC to Soames, Bh One hundred and fifty homes attacking missiles and the first er ; sine TIN sells: seas ; ployment of a. full time "coach are under construction. Al-\hits. PLAN WORLD TOUR . miles northeast of/to poy in aah ang Nagas though each costs $3,200,000, not q FOr hte ee ,| FRANKFURT, Germany here. ing at the provincial level, an one is fit for human habita- rect hit or a near mis, the Min.|(AP) -- The Kintracht soccer| alos Sale increased track and Neld activ. tion. uteman will sit in its air con-|cluv of Frankfurt will open a f BOUT jity at provincial and branch They're all basement, 84 feet.ditioned hole for years requir- "0rld tour next month. Ein- PARIS (AP)--Sugar Ray Rob- levels. ' deep. Each will house but aing only minor maintenance, |tracht will meet a sclected team/inson has signed for a 10-round! Pl ag Dyson, former na- single guest: a, rocket loaded says Brig.-Gen. Harry E. Colds- in Los Angeles May 31, in Van- tight in Paris June 6, promoter| arn i me " ) cage with one megaton of death and/worthy, in charge of construc robes June 2, "and Toronto Charley Michaelis announced at ie nate caches iis |Thursday. ; : GMC ton truck with co GIEBEN -- Ina and Peter are happy'!in good condition, private. to announce the birth of their daugh- 5548. . ter Heidy, a little sister for Hans Peter at Oshawa General Hospital, Thursday, April 5, 1962. A granddaugh- ter for Mrs. Adele Mager, Park Road South and Mr. and Mrs .Hendricken Gieben of Holland. JOWETT -- Barbara and Bill wish to announce the birth of their son, Philip Anthony, (7 Ibs. 8 ozs.) on Tues- lay, April 10, 1962, at Oshawa General Hospital. Grateful thanks to Dr. Ander- son and nurses on 4th floor. SOUTHWELL -- Joe and Helen (nee Hamer) are happy to announce the arrival of their son, 8 lbs. 9 ozs., at the Oshawa General Hospital, Tues- day, April 10, 1962, A brother for Jo- iAnne, Thanks to Dr. W. G. Y. Grant. of INTRODUCE your son or daughter with an Oshawa Times birth notice. The Rate is $1.50. Phone 723-3492 and our staff will assist you in writing a notice DEATHS DIAMOND, Evelyn At the Toronto General Hospital on Monday, April 9, 1962, Evelyn Brent (of Myrtle Station) dearly loved wife of Frank Diamond and dear mother of Heather and Nancy, loving daughter of Mrs. Elorna and the late Gordon Brent, sister of William, Helen (Mrs. G. Duff), Barbara and Herbert, in her 3ist year. Resting at the chapel of McDermott- Panabaker, Port Perry, for service on Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment Grove Cemetery. i960 CORBAIR two door 7 matic, radio, whitewalls, excellent condition. $1,650. T 17 SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK (yt NS" A WKALE 6A ¢ MAMMAL IT MUST HAVE SOME HAIR. THis 16 FOLKD By R. J. SCOTT KELLAR, Mrs. James Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gen eral Hospital on Wednesday, April 1! 1962, Martha Watson Shea, beloved wife of James Kellar in her 75th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa with memorial service in the chapel on Saturday, April 14 at 1 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery. (Friends are asked not to call at the funeral home before Thursday eve- ning.) : " » 6755. RETAINS TITLE INDIANTOWN GAP, Pa (AP -- Mrs. Judy Devlin Hash- man of Oxford, England, re- tained her women's U.S. open well, LIEBHAUSER, Anna Entered into rest in Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, on Tuesday, April 10, 1962, Anna Bartl, widow of John Liebhause: and mother of Mrs. W, D. DeWitt (Annie) of Montreal, her 60th year. o Resting at the Armstrong Funeral), Home, Oshawa, with high requiem mass in Holy Cross Church, Thursday, April 12, at 9 a.m, Interment St Gregory's Cemeter . GOODRICH Stores -- Tires, bat- Kelvinator refrigerators, tele- * wo door hard top, good|vision, Thrifty Budget Plan, 725-4343, | 32--Articles for Sale tires. Telephone FURNITURE, suitable for cottage,|BEES for sale. Apply 604 Centre Street 728-2094. rangette, cabinet sink. cupboards, beds,| North, Whitby. etc. All in good condition. Apply Mrs. LARG! " ge -- as : ; 4 AR % tical x 30--Automobiles Wanted J. Fitch, Townline Road. South. Skate HT Mere om Auto Wreckers want|RFIGIDAIRE 40 inch stove with clock, Eazy carri oe Pep yg S oo F orins light. excellent condition, reasonable. en ntae sore eokide eae Small heavy duty two burner stove,!Tolenhon gis $10. 728-2295. FS srt Re Eats neous daar en a EY ROE? gee OTORIZED bicycle, excellent condi pif ada Poke ia hapa "ea tion, with 1962 licenc on of balancing Resting at the Armstrong Funeral p.m sacs with every 'moter cleaning and| Teme: Teamhone GN9687. Home, Oshawa, with memorial service j9g2 CORVAIR coupe with low mileage-|tune up, $3.95. Parts extra. Free pick-| VOLKSWAGEN hitch for a trailer, $15. in the chapel on Friday, April 13 at Haye good trade and cash, Telephone|yp and delivery. Telephone Sportsman's| Telephone MO 8-5451 after 4 p.m. 725-9297. 1; El 'CH Black at 3.30 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Ceme- | 79¢ Corner, MO 8. , 555 wil jeweese a oe tery. (L,T.B. 555 will hold a service at |THREE rooms of new furniture, only | duty saw, new, also baby crib, $299. This includes living room. bed-/¢xcellent condition. D' 723-9379. 7 p.m. on Thursday; Queen Mary | $ ALL CASH $ i? Get alll THREE-PIECE bedroom suite, refrig- PONTIAC condition, good MILGATE, Mrs. Maarice Entered into rest in the famil dence, 250 Athol Street East, Oshawa, on Wednesday, April 11, 1962, Ina Dell Petre, beloved wife of Maurice Milgate and mother of Mrs. Donald Welsh (Georgina) of Oshawa, in her 56th year, resi- LAKESHORE 7 r wrecking. Highest prices paid. WHAT PERCENT OF THE GROWTH OF "THE HEAD IN HUMANS 1S COMPLETED BY THE END OF THREE YEARS AND MINE MONTHS ? 8 "TO "67 Chevrolet or Pontiac, car or wagon. Telephone 723-9911 after 4 destruction. tion. --* The fading former|ty be held at Guelph. Aug 23- | Europe. Priced new $4,400 now $2,995.' White, also two dresses, both size 14,| an 7 ; ground to King Neptune's Deluxe, custom|nupLIcATORS, hana and onds for four different officers|lonely silo, the missile sets offjburgh Pirates of the National weight. inally planned for 75 coaches 3 S, larniture, refrigerators, stoves, wash- ta rar ¢ . s Jehan, acre pair of little minnows and three @¢rground lair. recorded tape that announces/handed pitchers Larry Fitness and Amateur' Sport: ~|yolvers and pistols; also old cartridges. : age. Robson Motors Ltd., Bowmanville/hot water tank; boy's all wool sports-/Surrounded by a sunken ship, enough range to carry over the spotted in a rough circle with ajtioned to Columbus of the In-'cail basis. It put the Phils down Toronto defeated St. Hubert age. Excellent condition. Bowmanville,|eral trade-in allowance, Free demon- It is rumored that Miss Wob-|.py; cs ae ! ; E PUSHBUTTON' ROCKET ity of two silos being damaged) JOHANNESBURG (Reuters--/1961 season with Buffalo. \basketball championship. licer 23-3067. or 725-1065. __.j|hand to round out the first part g a j : Ned, a Mi ; man is the only intercontinental), Once nstalled, a Minuteman i. "jational amateur boxing Robson Motors Ltd., Bowmanville. MA|after 5. The first of 150 concrete, steel- has a chain-link fence around it s i cel Pi $3 teur Boxing Association Wednes- a RE po ; ; ee taped erie 6 6 long, foney (DOYS and girls will 'be perform- under constructi in N 3 A : ae : inder construction in North and ject engineer 95! BUICK two door hardtop, auto-|tank, complete $25. Electric hot water/club instructor, John Wild. Telephone 725-7610 or may be seen at Ti oyp baby carria are operational they will more|opened for inspection only with World's Team will Must be seen. Pri-|q ; aah 3 | ently, the U.S. has about 60 At-lateq concrete and steel hatch Sonneville of The Netherlands} Sanit Aa KE K tercontinental missiles, about takes care of the slab roof prior WORSLEY HONORED } pat peng ; : pl DOUBLE ROWS OF SHARKLIKETEETK INFLIE heavier warheads, but they are day night from the 7-1 pasting MINUTES. k and Decker heavy launching, they must be fueled| mapped out a £3,000,000 project : : was voted by the New York The rockets are called Minute-- Minuteman is a marvel abe un parr {Welterweight and middleweight! ; ¥ Financing can be arranged. Telephone ; men, an understatement. Ac- electronic efficiency. BUCS BUY: CATCHER 'champion will meet Hippolyte poe - a eee sere Mr. Authors at 728-8457. gall st reasonable price. Telephone): E ; ¥l€ coaches will attend. ine: : : 28-6713, he Throne. Those taking part will , : lectric,,be in colorful costumes repre-|' 4 é radio. window washers, whitewall tires. spirit or stencil: supplies. Hamilton OF. ; ; : in two separate rooms to acti- red lights on a control panel in|League bought catcher Orlando . Privat le. MO|?! ' : +a ~isenting starfish, swordfish, sea Be} : : : P Pod pane - po yas i eo agi eee Fee: eS jfice Equip., 137 Brock St. 8. MO is anand and even the inevitable\Vate controls and send a Min-'a distant launching house. Not/McFarlane from their Colum-; PHILS DEMOTE HURLER was made possible by, a $50,000 e a ,. grant to the Legion from the ST. PETERSBURG, Fila. rs, Call Elmer Wilbur, CO 3-2294. ; 5 " is oh ls fles, shotgur s, Fe- underwater ballerinas. The pre - determined impact pape cotter gg hag brings on poet hgh irv digs Lined pe bye, have sent pitcher Dwight Sei-|---- 57 VAUXHALL Cresta, tour-door de-/ Toner wn 7b sigs Oshawa | King Neptune's Throne is seat- Point for its nuclear warhead : catcner Gary Rushing and i-\bler to Buffalo of the. Interna-- TAKE EASTERN CROWN luxe, radio, one local owner. Previous) ---- P at encablhchce : |CRIB, springs and mattress; 22 gallon : bs ia on ; J H 2 . nao: 4 eee " \MA 33%, __datcket, size 10, Telephone 725-3598. _|treasure chest, octopus and Arctic deep into the Soviet Un- pena of ge Ag -- .is|ternational League to the 28-player limit. Seibler/ RCAF Saints 41-21 and 41-85 in 1954 DODGE ¥% ton pick-up, low mile-|FILTER Queen Sales and Service, lib-|Minnie the Mermaid. ion. jOrnner tee ie een: Aes De had arm trouble through spring weekend games to capture the MA 3-3473. stration. Telephone 728-4683. ie ea sss ts ss g- : ' oe : ; '32 MORRIS Minor, four-door sedan,|"SILVERLINER" collapsible travel red 'Shia' Cub eit te a With solid rocket fuel elimi-|by one attacking missile. Two South African teams--white nating long make-ready time NO GUARDS REQUIRED and non-white--will be sent to Pine -- ---- | ---- ag TS eR OT TROT pe FMT TY BRE pT } € ' - ' 37 Chevrolets, Pontiacs and|17-INCH Victor television $45, 21-inch/of the program. Buicks, all fully reconditioned, local/ Marcon! television $60. Both in good) To warm everyone up in the! canon in the U.S. a 1 with|is handled entirely by remote : ! he U.s. arsenal wi a aii ial 1, championships next year. This to Sena RR SO eae LASER baa : : true "pushbutton" capacity, |Control. No one stays at the silo, Gocided at a council mee 3-339. eae _.__|BABY carriage "Thistle", like new,/Seniors will take the audience id was decided at a council meet-| j0n) CHEVROLET, deluxe, radio, in ex-|steel body, grey 7 ae 'op.'on a winter cruise to the Carib- lined 1 hi il M 5-915 ined launching silos in Montana Aine aoe sens ---- : nh may be ready for their missiles soit pages pedro' a ereey (day 1956 CHEVROLET 8 cylinder, auto-| 15s" th' : . jSitive an ct raindrops, matic, in good condition, $900. Tele-|glass 5 Telephone 725-8458, ing solos, duets and trios, along ; ; z : ith the comical antics of the South Dakota and work soon , K ' . $s : A four-foot-thick concrete and matic transmission, er steering, |tank, medium size, $15. Iron pump suit-| * aire Se will start in Missouri. " : mat prakes, custom rado, four new\able for 16 ft. $10. Telephone; Debbie Wilkes and Guy Re-| steel slab seals the silo hole. {vell 1959 Canadian junior pairs 14 La Salle Court large baby crib with mattress, all in/Canadian than double the Strategic Aira specially - geared winch orbadminton title Saturday, de- *32 FORD ranch wagon, eight eylinder,/good condition, reasonable. Telephone perform. Command's force of interconti-\eight bulldozers. Near that is/feating McGregor Stewart of las and Titan missiles opera-way used by maintenance per:\won the men's championship,| tional. Before 1965, the air force sonnel. defeating Tan Joe Hok of In- 600 of these being Minutemen./tg a Junching. In seconds the The Atlas and Titan missiles|door is shot away.on steel rails.) NEW YORK (AP New| AERRIBLE WOUNDS. AMACKING WOUNDED FISK York Rangers goalie Gump AREY STRIP THEIR VICTIMS OF EVERY more expensive and slower in : FACTORY PLAZA getting away to their targetf| LEICESTER, England (CP) he took from the Toronto Maple Leafs in the Stanley Cup semi- with something like 40,000 gal-|grouping a series of six and lons of liquid oxygen and kero-|eight-storey factory blocks on Hockey Writers Association as the most valuable Rangers y it will x ys -| If something goes amiss in its PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pitts- " 29-year- i fi . ; a ': Mr. Authors Se tually it will take only 30 sec so ig goes ss in i tH (AP) s- Annex, a 29-year-old middle-) fxnansion of the clinic, orig- i957, VOLKSW |BEFORE buy jling televisions. | ts an shrieki : i y it will pick re-/bus farm c¢ ay. Right- i uying or selling televisions,| ood There will-also be aUteman shrieking from its un only that, it will pick out a pre-/bus farm club Monday. Right Fla.!National Advisory Council on : Foss,|(AP -- Philadelphia Phillies ' LD guns wanted, rifles, shotguns, re- ed inside a gigantic pink shell,,may be up to 6,300 miles away, The 150 Montana silos arejfielder Bob Bailey were op-jtional League on a 24-hour re-- $T. HUBERT Que. (CP -- owner's name on request. Low mile-/ | 5 ' A ST. c : |neighbor, to reduce the possibil- TO SEND TWO TEAMS ltraining and at the end of the fastern Canada senior women's green, clean, good seat covers, new |trailers, All new for °62. Call 728-1468) prior to launching, the Minute- the United States to compete in as : 5. Cor nd try.|condition. Best offer accepted. 723-2580 Py day RB ple |second half of the program, the not even a guard. But each site s i "A ing of the South African Ama-} cellent condition, $473 or best offer.|Price $30. Telephone '______|bean and Mexico. Many of the 'com door, fi light varnish, os by late summer. Other silos are says Capt. Edgar A. Huff, a pro- phone 725-8397 Or ater and 50 gallon suppl: fires, low mileage. Make an offer. (725-0429, Eee When the 150 Montana silosijt weighs 70 tons. It can be uare play pen,|champions and members of 1962 5 de d | 728-0239. : : : spotless inside ane) '<= nental balli missiles. Pres-\the seven-ton hydraulic - oper-|Baltimore 11-9, 11-2. Ferdinand hopes to have a total of 834 in-| The blast of a gas generator donesia 17-15, 18-17. oe | A A \§ KNOWN AS THE BULLDOG oF He SEA. have longer ranges and carry} Worsley got some solace Sun- SHRED OF FLESH WITHIN A FEW than Minutemen. Prior to/A local planning committee has final Saturday night. Worsley! Lodge will hold a service at 8 p.m and kitchen ensemb} i i 7 p weekly, Barons' cote tne eee pune geirg-|sene. It takes at least 15 min-jone estate, and claims it is a l= A BEAR Took P0SSES510N OF GEORGE CHAPMANS Boat WHILE HE WAS ASHORE FOR LUNCH, (BLACK LAKE, WiC ee ABouT 90 Percent. Thursday.) |development unique in Europe.|player during the series. jthis for only $3.00 weekly. For clean cars we deol up oF Home Furnishings, 424 Simcoe Street! pri range. 248 Oshawa Boule. utes. or cle @ Ms rd North. 725-1041. _--- down. Liens peid. off, lo ge er 1% --- -- | South ages USED Mercury outboard Mark 28A,| COLEMAN'S and pettus; camplak NICOLS MOTORS LTD. [scene atime emit ci seirman connie ear sce 512 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY | South 728-3943, 'Open every night i TiiSeee pte Pee. See one _MO 8-800) _Gan radio, in the dash, transistor, 'CHESTERFIELD mulls, two piece: also SiR RIS |$32.50. Aerial and installation extra. Try|une lazy boy chair, both blue and in 50 CARS WANTED minion Tire, 48 Bond Street West. | good condition. Best offer. Telephone Buying a New Car? | Sell your used Cor to 'Ted' Talk "Cash" to the New SPRY, Bessie € Yn the home of her daughter, 9 Hope- dale Avenue, Toronto, on Monday, April 9, 1962, Bessie C. Hunking, wife of the late Harry Spry and dear mother of Mrs. Arthur Ashby (Mildred) and Harold of North Bay, Mrs. E. Coltson (Cosy) and Cecil Pascoe of Oshawa, Mrs. Fred McRoberts (May) of Gorm~- ley, and Jack Pingle of Toronto, and sister of Mrs. Wm. Branton (Louise), Mrs. Annie Mackie and Mrs. Ernest Brown (Millie) and Harry Hunking, of Oshawa, in her 84th year. Re at the Murray E. Newbigging Funer Home, 733 Mount Pleasant Road, To-| ( \ a HL LoS ee PLE syrup! Take No. 35 Bistway |723-2000- from 401 to Concession 12 anvers. | PURNACES d ; re Andrew Heaslip, telephone Bethany URNAS So Shae Ne aco rene rida nla $130. Telephone MANNE 6 teatyn ronto until Thursday at 9 a.m. Then at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Osh- awa, commencing Thursday at 11 a.m: for memorial service on Thursday, April 12 at 2 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. VISNIAR, Mrs. John Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital on Tuesday, April 10, 1962.) 723-4494 MUST sell 10% cubic foot Norge re- frigerator, good clean condition, $75. |Telephone Whitby MO 8-8563. |WE pay highest prices in the city for jased furniture. Pretty's Us rni- jture Store, 723-3271. 444 Simcoe South. |AWNINGS, canvas. Prompt service, jftee estimates. Chair, table rentals. |Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North. Car Dealer and "SAVE" TED CAMPIN MOTORS Res. 725-5574 BILL WHITTICK TYPING paper on sale, letter size, white newsprint, buy in bulk lote and save. 454 lb. pkg. $1.00, 9 ib. pkg. $2.00 Circulation Dept., Oshawa Times. TENTS, camping supplies, marine hardware, outboard motors, guns and bicycles. Best prices. Try Dominion Tire, 48 Bond Street West. |VACUUM cleaner repairs, all makes, GOVERNMENT inspected and certified # ee or BS dk SAE! Bun (Me Mle tm. : MOTORS LIMITED "The Home of Good Used Cars' 146 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY MO 8-474] -- and -- VAN HEUSEN MOTORS LIMITED "The Sign of Quality" 156 KING ST. WEST OSHAWA 725-3557 Susan Hrubek, beloved wife of John! Visniar and mother of Mrs. Glenn) Danzey (Mary), Mrs. Barney Traviss| (Irene), Emily and Peter, all of Osh-| awa, in her 34th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home with me- moria] service in the chapel on Fri- day, April 13, at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. raspberry canes. Variety Lathem, $3 per 100. A. Van Hattum, Orono, North 8th Line. 300 yds. west off Hwy, 35. Telephone 35 R 2 after 4. WE buy, sell and exchange used furni- ture and appliances, for top cash offer. tod | parts, attachments, brushes, guaran }teed rebuilt machines, Estimates free. Rentals. "acuum Cleaner Repair Ser- vice, 728-0591 anytime. TELEVISION, Westinghouse frigerator ' Hot Point', 11 condition. Call 986-4342 21°3 Te. fi id 728-1131. Community Furniture, | Prince Street. PHOTOGRAPHY equipment, good con-/TV RENTALS, by the day, week or dition, ineludi enlarger, di |month at Parkway Television, 918 Sim- tank and box, automatic tray sipon,|coe North 723-3043 A chemicals, paper, instruction ky EMCO OAK used typewriter desk, Caesarea, DaWHITE telephone | 43° 95° 6" 69° GIDEON Bibles are a "continuing me-| morial. For placement contact funeral director or phone 725-2327. BEST BUY!--SAVE 4c! J AVEX LIQUID BLEACH BEST BUY!---SAVE 24c!--HEAVY DUTY SUCCESS" BEST BUY!--SAVE 12c!---WHITE OR COLORED BALLET TOILET TISSUE BEST BUY -- SAVE 2c! AYLMER PEAS 15-0Z, 37° BEST BUY!--SAVE 6c! TINS NESTLE"S QUIK" 93° BEST BUY!--SAVE 11e---ROBIN HOOD ROYAL CAKE MIXES *"" 3°" 1.00 ° BEST BUY!--SAVE 4c! 16-0Z, ¢ PKGS. 5 BRAVQ PLAIN SAUCE - 15-oz. tins - Save 5¢ -- 2 for 49 BONUS SPECIAL! IMPERIAL REVERSIBLE MOPS GERROW FUNERAL | CHAPEL | 64-0Z. PLASTIC CONTAINER VALUE CHECK'D MEATS The Spring run of choice young Veal calves has started. Red and White buyers have pur- chased some of the choicest calves available. "CHOICE TENDER" -- MILK FED -- WELL TRIMMED (FOR ROASTING) VEAL 79: QUART TIN LOCKE'S FLORIST | 1-LB. TIN LEG FOR FRYING --- LEAN, TENDER ALWAYS TENDER--FRESH 'SLICED Veal Cutlets». 85* Pork Liver » 29° IDEAL FOR BREADING--CHOICE MEATY EXTRA LEAN "FRESH GROUND" Veal Chops ». 79* Beef" 2: 79° | FREE! "Sug Ss. GRANULATED with purchase of 4 General Electric SUGAR Shadow Ban Bulbs at Reguler Price each 99c¢ BISCUIT FEATURE! OVEN FRESH! SUPREME ASSORTED BISCUITS FIVE VARIETIES, CELLO PKGS., SAVE 22¢ 3 xcs, 89° SPECIAL BROOM SALE! FEATURE!--SAVE 20c CLEAN SWEEP..., 79° VELVET TIP,.., 1.29 FRESH BAKED! SUNBEAM--REG, 25¢ ROLLS Crisp 'N' Serve PKG, OF 10 Hot Cross Buneties 39° and AN EASTER TRIBUTE To Your Loved Ones Nothing is more befitting or © grecter tribute to the mem- ory of the loved ones who hove passed on to thot borne from which no troveller returns, thon a memorial verse at Easter time 48 Men's Uniforms i 96 Men's Trousers | 384 Blue Shirts } 31 Men's Topcoats 192 Black Ties 97 Uniform Caps BARGAIN! SPRINGTIME BONUS Colourful Plastic GARBAGE CANS RED & WHITE BOOK MATCHES """:." 19° TASTY, FRESH, SPRING NO. 1 ASPARAGUS Colorful designs in the latest fabrics, various styles and lengths. Ready to drape. M. & C. Dry Goods 74 CELINA S17. 723-7827 ond Tender the Purchasing Specifications, forms, are available at office of The Agent, or by mail. Each item must be quoted separately, oll or ony part of Tender may be submitted Lowest or any Tender . not necessarily accepted It is ao beoutiful gesture of love and devotion to th memory of o mother, father, wife, husband, daughter, son -- or those beyond the im- mediate family circle, a faith- ful friend or kin. In the sincere hope of rendering helpful service to those who j wish to select on appropricte memoriam notice for Easter time, the Classified Depart- 3-LB. CELLO BAG W, J. Crompton, PURCHASING AGENT. asso . Telephone 728-9536 after 4 P.M.) seivel chair, duplicator, pop cooler, 1961 MERCURY outboard motors, 10/meat slicer, grill, safe, file cabinet,| and 50 HP, brand new! See these andjelectric typewriter. Hamilton's, 137 the complete line rs ig oho poet] feed South. MO 8-8442. : : } board motors at Starr Furniture and ge buy, sell and exchange used fur- Kindness beyond price | tiie Osa ovary Ree scnek aifine we eRViny goo nave: Ths: Cie ithi h of all : . cada "clock: Trading Post Stores, 446 Simcoe Street yet within reach of ail, 31--Automobile Repairs South and 31 Bond Street East. 723- 728-6226 I" | ol 390 KING STREET WEST HOUSTON'S GARAGE 34--Lost & Found ee ie and SERVICE STATION "Lost -- Two Pekingese dogs, male, fe- BRAKE SPECIALISTS,COM- UP TO 60% OFF --_|Telernone Osawa 72500500 Funeral arrangements and PLETE BRAKE SERVICE |SPECTACLES (in case), girl's, black, floral requirements for all MOTOR TUNE-UP AND Larson, Traveler, Weymouth, rimmed, lost Friday, vicinity " Ritson occasions. GENERAL REPAIRS Cruisers Inc., Evinrude Motors, land Bloor. Telephone 725-2922, 7 KING ST. WEST | Volvo Penta Engines. |WALLET: Lost. on Tuesday, man' Ge SING | et | MARINE STORAGE AND [sen aie: containing money and im: j portant documents. money is gone, 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE (32--Articles for Sale SUPPLY LTD. eg ee papers. Reward. | 728-6555 BOAT new motor and Waller new con: Brooklin dition, guaranteed, best offer over $800. PHONE 655-3641 |35--Legol | N MORIAM 725-6772 or 371 Richmond East. | OPEN EVENINGS AND j rae IN ME CED der ope tens Whsioumn|_ WEEKENDS UNTIL @.P.m._| CITY OF OSHAWA $5 to $8, guaranteed reconditioned/ a ee ae ' , washers and stoves. Paddy's Market, mt le merce ey amin, Co Sea "™T* | WADED) 9 FIRE April it, 1956 s : ve do not need a special day Wile e wae BABY CARRIAGES -- | a1.0, see us and find out for | DEPARTMENT For the days we do not think of you! Strollers, Cribs, Playpens, ete. | yourself how a food freezer If all the world were ours to give, by Thistle, Lloyd & Gendron | service can take out the wor- -- ioe trot Lor a We'd give it. yes, and more, | ed 'Fire Department Uniform re ' | T < ES! | ries and expense of food. A " Feiss afore auary Det | AT LOWEST PRICES! | fomuiy of four spend with us | Clothing" wil be received --Always remembered by sons BARONS' HOME | approx. $16 50 per week for the office of the Purchasing daughters. FURNISHINGS | food and freezer. Includes Agent, Civic Administration G | approx. 80% of normal groc- Building, Oshawa, Ontario, 424 Simcoe St. S. | eries. up until nang esl + tgp te CEN . ree riday, April 20, 1962, For MODERN DRAPES) PHONE 728-914] the following apparel | for your own personal | To Create A More | analysis, | Pleasant Atmosphere |__NO OBLIGATION _ in every room of your | OOK' home. : | Cc K a | TRAILER SALES All Uniform Clothing must bear Union label. New and Used | TRAVEL TRAILERS | LOW DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS | NOW 2 LOCATIONS HWY. NO. 2 AT COURTICE 3 Miles East of Oshawa | LANSDOWNE TEXACO | IN MEMORIAM | Service Station Simcoe St. N. | Open Every Evening | i j BURDEN In loving memory of 3 our dear mother, Lottie Burden, who passed away May 11, 1959 Time takes away the edge of grief But memory turns back every leaf. --Always remembered by daughters, | Marguerite and Mildred. 5--Legal TENDERS for POWER LAWN MOWER Sealed Teriders will be received by the undersigned until Wed- nesday, April 18h, 1962 ot 4 p.m. for the supply and delivery of a power riding lawn mower to Faitview Lodge, Whitby. Ontario, 1 Further particulars concerning size, trade-in, etc. maybe obtained | by telephoning. 668-5851 WHITBY WM. G. MANNING Secretary Treasurer Boord of Monagement of Fairview Lodge. 416 CENTRE ST, SOUTH, WHITBY, ONTARIO 10-gal. Size. Reg. 5.95 Value ONLY 2.99 with 5.00 Order 3-LB. CELLO BAG HOWLEY -- In memory of Dad, Nel- je and Mother, who passed away, re- ment of The Oshawa Times | spectively, June 28, 1928, March 29, 1943 will publish Special Memorial [and April 11, 1959 tributes on" | On the Resurrection morning, | Soul and body meet again; APRIL 21st FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS STEELE BRIGS pe 1 OF 1 Be EAGLE BRAND 15-0Z. Ib. 3 3 & MILK 4c! oa PE EES BON AMI JET SPRAY 14-0Z, AEROSOL 63° SPY APPLES 29° ea NEW, GARDEN FRESH AJAX CLEANSER 2 TINS. 39° C ARROTS NO. 1 293: FEATURE!--SAVE 4c--APPLEFORD HEAVY as coun sonwmares NO. I FOR ¢ LIQUID CLEANER CUCUMBERS *' 2 ™ 29° | LESTOIL woz. 4YF McKENNA'S MARKET BROWN'S MARKETERIA 948 SIMCOE STREET NORTH FEATUINE--SAVE 20¢ TINS GOLD SEAL TUNA FISH ™ 37 FEATURE!--SAVE 4c!--FREE AJAX Liquid Cleanser with WAX PAPER rot 29* BROOKLIN, ONTARIO No more sorrow, no more weeping, No more pain Soul and body reunited, Thencefore nothing shall divide: Waking up In Christ's own likeness, | Satisfied. j--Remembered by Dorothy, Laurence,| end grandchildren, Jobn, Keith, Craig and Ellen. | MAPLE GROVE MARKET MAPLE GROVE, ONTARIO SPROULE'S CORNER SIMCOE AT MILL To ensure thot your message appears ot this time TELE- PHONE BEFORE APRIL 19th, 723-3492