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36--Legal LEGAL NOTICE ROSALIE ANNE THURESON is now and has been indebt- |32--Articles for Sele men aks with juicer, Sunbeam large size lawn mower, Space heater, Vibrator Set pillow & hand Z Fishermen See Cougar Ranks Of U.S. 'Advisers' Balloon In Vietnam: 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 18, 1964 ULASSIFIED | HAL BANKS They Seek Him Here ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 19) 29--Automobiles For Sale VOLVO SALES AND SERVICE JAKE and BILL'S GARAGE General Repoir and Auto-Electric Service unit, 21 RCA Television, Westminster Chime Clock, Lown Roller; hand hedge clip- pers; croquet set, Liquor Cabinet with glasses (blond finish), Cedor chest (needs little varnish), Deltox Rug o = 18% Telephone 725-2995 449 Ritson Road South Oshay a 728-0921 SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good clean cars. Trade up or down, Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. SOUTH 723-9421 ee 85th year, Mrs. Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral 182 King Street East, for service chapel on Thursday, August 20 at Interment Mount Lawn Ceme- Til COX, Leslie C., BA, MA, PhD. Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, on Satur- , August 15, 1964, Leslie C. Cox, BA, PhD, aged 74 years. Beloved hus- band of Carolyn Luce, dear brother of F. TILDEN MATERNITY WEAR One piece Maternity dresses; one piece Maternity jumpers; 2 and 3 piece Maternity suits. All new. For private Consulta- tion Nesbitt's Ladies Wear PHONE 725-0532 After 6 evenings 728-5623 ed to Midtown Texaco Service Station for a period exceed- ing three months, in the a- mount of $175.00. The debt is for repairs to Maroon 1956 Chevrolet Sedan. The said automoble was on May 28, 1964 registered in the name of Rosalie Anne Thureson, 2323 Lakeshore Bivd., Mimi- co, Ontario, Unless the above debt and the cost of this ad- vertisement are paid within one week, the above describ- ed auto will be sold by public auction at 117 Simcoe Street North on August 28, 1964 by Ted Hoogsteen. MIDTOWN TEXACO SERVICE STATION Peter Rienstra, Manager CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS {All Makes and Models) CALL.725-6553 14 Albert St. 1953 FORD, excellent condition. New tires and radio. Best offer. Tel 728-4714, Patio Stones, Screen Blocks, Sand, gravel, top soil, stone, Plastering materials wall- boards, Bricks, Cement, Roof- ing, Tile 668-3524, SAWDONS' (Whitby) LIMITED Fuel and Builders Supplies .| 244 Brock St. $., WHITBY, Ont. LEGAL NOTICE MARTIN DAVID RAY is now and has been indebted to Midtown Texaco Service Station for a period exceed- ing three months, in the amount of $75.00. The debt is for repairs to Green 1954 1959 PONTIAC Parisienne convertible, V-8 automatic, power brakes and stee: radio, new tires, Excellent condition, offer. 725-7603, 195$ BUICK, 4-door hardtop, better than ring, Best Elmer and Kenneth E. Cox, Memorial service will be held in the Mor- Chapel, on average throughout. $250 cash, no jess, Ajax 942-5864 after 6, FOUR extension ladders, one aluminum; g,|S8WS and power tools, carpenter tools; building materials, doors, windows, roof- Ing, eavestrough, approximately 150 gal- lons paint. Everything must be sold be low cost price. Two hali trees, 2 chrome sets; one refrigerator, one buffet china cabinet, almost new, Stainiess steel sink, Monarch Sedan. The said automobile was on May 28, 1964 registered in the name of Martin David Ray, 77 Gib- bon Street, Oshawa. Unless the above debt and the cost of this advertisement are They Seek MONTREAL (CP)--Where is Hal Banks? Members of Parliament want to know. Police now want to know. A bailiff of Montreal Su- perior Court has wanted to know for about a month, The burly former president of fon of. Canada (Ind.) didn't show up at a required Mont- real criminal court appearance Monday. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest. If he has left Canada, a jus- tice department source in Ot- tawa said extradition could be sought if he is in a country with which Canada has an ex- tradition agreement. There has been speculation--but nothing more--that Banks has gone to his native United States. Neither Banks nor his white Cadillac have been seen since July 21 when a bailiff called at his home in suburban Pointe Claire in a vain attempt to hand him a warrant ot have him serve 30 days on a con- tempt charge. WAS DEPOSED Him There with intent to wound, maim and disf! re, Would his absence affect his $25,000 bail? When Paul Martineau, Pro- gressive Conservative MP for Pontiac - asked the question in the Com- the Seafarers' International Un- agg Monday, Justice Minister Temiscamingue, uy Favreau replied: "The question is under study and we will take the best course in the interests of justice." Earlier, he told Creditiste Leader Real Caouette he has no whereabouts of Banks. DIDN'T APPEAR After Banks did not appear in court Monday--a formality to get a date for the hearing of incitement charges against him and 13 other SIU members--his lawyer said he didn't know his client's whereabouts either. His bail of $1,000 was can- celled. It had been allowed on the charge of conspiracy to vio- late the Canada Shipping Act by inciting sailors to walk off their ships to attend a demon- stration in Ottawa last October. The demonstration was in pro- In Algonquin PEMBROKE (CP)--The cou- gar is not extinct in Algonquin Park, according to two Pem- broke fishermen Jim Fenton and Paul Mon- WASHINGTON (CP)--United States military "advisers" in South Viet Nam have grown to 16,500 and the Pentagon con- firms that another 5,000 have been authorized, Since Jan. 1, 1961, when the cion were returning from a fish ing trip in the northeast section of the park Saturday when they saw an animal 300 yards away which they first thought was a deer. They got within 100 yards of the animal when it ran off. "It was at this time I could see it was a wildcat with a long) tail," said Mr. Moncion. He said the animal was about two and a half feet high, at least five. feet long, and of medium brown color. He said its tracks were about three inches wide and three inches long. Bob Catton, senior conserva- tion officer here, said he was rather dubious that the animal was a cougar or eastern moun- tain lion, as it is sometimes called. "Anything is possible where wildlife is concerned, but until such time as we come up with a specimen or other posi- tive proof I'm rather skeptical," he said. DIVIDENDS Imperial Tobacco Co. of Can- ada Ltd., common 15 cents, six per cent pfd. three per cent, Sept. 30, record Aug. 31. Lakeland Natural Gas Lid., 5.4 per cent pfd. series A 27 cents, Sept. 15, record Aug, 24. Robinson, Little and Coo. Ltd. common 20 cents, Sept. 30, rec- U.8. defence departm began iss of thes F men and marines have. from. "hostile" action. Wighteoe fare listed as missing and 1,074 re been wounded up to Aug. casualty iste Tal e soldiers, sailors, air- In addition, deaths from "'non- hostile" action total 84 with.two miss: ' ing. a These men are members of the regular U.S. armed forces assigned to help South Vietna- mese forces battle the Commu- nist Viet Cong. Military spokes- men here are vague about: their actual terms of reference but emphasize two points: : One is that the adviser's role primarily is to help train the South Vietnamese. The other is ord Sept. 15. Western Supplies Ltd., class A 7% cents, Aug. 15, record July 1. 3 3 that they do not command Viet- namese troops but make' tec- ommendations and take rs from the U.S. military assist. ance headquarters there, ~~ They fly the U.S. helicopters supporting strikes against' the NET EARNINGS Viet Cong. They are mixed in with South Vietnamese forces down to army squad level, International Nickel Co., of Canada Ltd., six months ended June 30: 1964, $70,921,000, $2.40 a share; 1963, $52,882,000, $179. Originally, they had orders to return enemy fire only when shot at. But that stricture fs' un- derstood to have gone by.the boards in a theatre of' war Funeral at . Interment of cre-/1964 CHEVELLE sedan, 7,000 miles. Auto-|kitchen utensils, 9 by 12 rug, complete where advisers now accompany mated remains at Bowmanville Ceme- , The family will meet friends in the chapel on Wednesday evening. WASSON, Caroline Kay j Oshawa General cliente, (0 Tuesday; ust 18, 1964, Caroline Alex- andra "Boag beloved wife of Stanley Basson, and dear mother of Irene (Mrs. W. Calvin) of Oshawa, Stanley of Mont- real and Eric of Kingston, in her 63rd year. Resting at Mcintosh-Anderson Fu- neral Home, 52 King Street East. Service tm the chapel on Thursday, August 20 at 3.30 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Ceme- tery. : WEPBURN, Annie May Prentice matic, radio, optional engine. Cali 728- 5542 after 6. camping outfit, 1957 CADILLAC, Coupe de Ville, fully powered, black, good condition, $650. Whitby, 668-4517. 1960 CHEVROLET, six-cylinder, two-door, office desk and chair, filing cabinets and typewriter. 728-2061. TWO HALL RUNNERS, white-wood table, 6 chairs, drop-leg couch, cocoa matting, covers 7 by 18 veranda. Telephone 725- 1417, paid within one week, the above described auto will be sold by public auction ot 117 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa on August 28, 1964 by Ted Hoogsteen. standard, good condition, $795 for quick sale, 833 Centre Street North, Whitby, private. 1962 CHEVROLET coupe, partially re- 9 CUBIC FOOT Norge refrigerator, very clean, Good running condition. Telephone 728-8857. stored, new battery, licence, $550. and drive away. Apply Howard Motors, Kent Street North, Whitby. 1957 AUSTIN Healy-Corvette. WHITE buffet and chairs, $22. Complete! single bed, $12. Green chesterfield cnair,| $3. Refrigerator. All in good condition.} Apply 237 Athol Street East. Condition, new paint, wire wheels, hard and soft tops, Will sell or trade for GM car. After 6, telephone 723-9786. TON 222 rifle, 6 powerscope; also registered beagle pup, 11 weeks oid. Telephone 725-2890. MIDTOWN TEXACO SERVICE STATION Peter Reinstra, Manager The 56-year-old Banks was deposed as Canadian SIU boss of 7,500 sailors in March but re- mains a $20,000-a-year SIU of North America vice-president. He is out on $25,000 bail await- ing appeal this fall of his con- viction and five-year sentence for conspiracy to assault a ri- | val union officer, Henry Walsh, test against establishment of the federal board of trustees over maritime unions. The trustees later deposed Banks. In the corridor, a superior court bailiff again vainly waited in an attempt to serve the con- tempt charge warrant. Banks had unsuccessfully appealed the contempt case to the Supreme A lands and forests depart- ment official at North Bay re- ported some years ago seeing an animal he thought was a cougar. An Ontario forestry official in Ottawa said there has never been a confirmed cougar spot- ting in the province--despite a standing reward for such a find. He said there have been kills in the Maritimes, particularly Court of Canada. New Brunswick. Traders Finance Corp., six months ended June 30: 1964: $2,747,510, 60 cents a share; 1963, $1,622,621, 35 cents. Canadian Williston Minerals Ltd., six months ended June 30: 1964, $23,840; 1963, $57,059. Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd., six months ended June 30: 1964: $11,066;689, $2.28 a share; 1963, $6,718,522, $1.39. troops who may be striking: the first blow. ia The advisory role is not new for members of the U.S. forces, although it appears to have ex- panded in South Viet Nam, U.S. advisers were attached to South Korean forces down to the com- nany level during the Korean War, South Koreans lacked trained officers. ostensibly because the --«_~_, Oshawa General Hospital on Monday, piney 17, 1964, Annie M. P. Mountloy, peloved wife of the late Merlin J. Hep- turn, (Enniskillen), loving mother of Mrs. fred James (Margaret), King City, Mrs. Ray Smith (Evelyn), Milton, Marshall Francis (May), Oshawa, and Russell, Pgh aged Mr. Hepburn, RR awa. }- By 'Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Home, in King Street East. Service in the chapel @n Wednesday, August 19, at 2 p.m. In- ferment Union Cemetery. ee eer Ontario, her late residence, Orono, jario, 17,1964, Mary Evelyn RIcKaby: \i9s5 CADILLAC, $750; 1955 Olds., $250; of the late Heber "|1955 Nash, $135, George Brown Motors, dear mother of Ellen Billings and Dor|1627 Brock' Street South, Whitby. ethy Bailey, r iyne Sy eae it of Orono! aged 89 Years./1956 DESOTO sedan, automatic, radio, 'at the Barlow Funeral Home-ipower steering, good condition. $525 or Ontario, until Wed-|best offer. 723-1989 days. , mroming. then 49, Orono serment|1959 CHEVROLET station wagon, stand- serv - ard 4-door, extras, Phone h Orono Cemetery. In lieu of flowers kindly 3-251. donate to the Ontario Heart F 30--Automobiles Wanted Kndness beyond Price, yet ace Within reach of all CARS WANTED Buying a New Car? GERROW . FUNERAL HOME | Fak' "Cesh' So. the New Car Dealer and "SAVE" 390 KING STRET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 TED CAMPIN MOTORS LOCKE'S FLORISTS 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 2 ents ond | $ ALL CASH $ floral requirements for all For clean cars or trucks we asions. r dow! j "OSHAWA SHOPPING | "et! Wo" down. Liens paid CENTRE NICOLS MOTORS LTD 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 146 BROCK ST. NORTH 728-6555 Across from Royal Hotel WHITBY 668-3331 Auto Parts and Auto Wreck- ers, 1175 Nelson Street, want cars for |wrecking. Telephone 725-2162 or 723-4245. Auto Wreckers want cars r|for wrecking. Highest prices paid. 220 Wentworth East. 725-1181. iil a member of St. Andrew's Unit- 4 : ed Church, and very active in é 3 = church work some years ago. a / and Stanley of Montreal. A)che was also a member of the| 3 ° sister, Mrs, Alice Pallister Of|rjsmer Heather Group. | , 4 ied i! EXPENSES. 1958 CHEVROLET convertible, V-8, stand- ard, good condition. Will trade for older car and cash. Orono 1561. 1956 CHEVROLET, 4 door sedan, ssking TRADE-IN SALE. Three 2-brush Hoover polishers, owt. Electrolux vacuum. clean- ers. All In. good condition. From $10 'up. 728-6956. $225. Also parts for 1952 Pontiac. Tele-/OLD GUN WANTED. Telephone 725-8183. | BEAUTIFUL ladies' dresses, party and phone 728-5057. 1957 CADILLAC convertible, all power, daytime. Practically new, size 12. Phone d 728-5694. like new. 1959 Chevrolet sedan, delivery. 1956 Buick, 4 door hardtop, fully equipped. 1955 Buick, sedan (cheap). 1953 Chevrolet half-ton. 728-2061, 1954 BUICK, 2 door hardtop, good body and tires, with or without re-bulit avro- matic. Whitby, 668-8130. OBITUARIES MRS. DUNCAN G. BLAIR In poor health for five years, Mrs. Duncan G. Blair died Tues- day in Oshawa General Hospi- tal. She was in her 85th year. A resident of Hillsdale Manor at her death, Mrs. Blair formerly lived at 62 Harold street. Born in Kirkcudbright, Scot- land, Dec. 29, 1879, the former, Agnes Grierson was the daugh- ter of the late Alexander Grier-| son and Isabella Welsh. | MRS. STANLEY EASSON Mrs. Stanley Easson died to- day at the Oshawa General Hospital in her 63rd year. She resided at 215 Mary street and had been in failing health for two years. She was the former Caroline Alexandra Kay, daughter of the late Samuel and Alice Kay, and was born at Hartlepool, Co. Durham, England. The de- ceased married Stanley Easson in England in 1925. Mrs. Easson came to Canada in 1927. She was a resident of Oshawa until 1950 when the family moved to Kingston, re- turning to Oshawa a month ago. She was a member of Christ Memorial Anglican Church Her husband is among the survivors with a daughter, Mrs. W. Calvin (Irene) of Oshawa and two sons; Eric of Kingston BIG SALE. Dfesses all sizes at hai price, Permanents, $5. Telephone 725-9356, Town Shoppe, 14% Bond Street East (one floor up). HEADPIECE, white crown with four layers of lace. Brand new. Telephone 728-2442. DOUBLE pick-up, "Regent" electric gul- tar, excellent condition. 723-7368. RE-CONDITIONED sewing machines. Singer Console, $39. Portable, $29. and| treadle, $12. Demonstrator. Elnas and| others, $99. Oshawa Sewing Centre, 329 Simcoe Street South, 728-2391. TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers, dupli- cators, cheque writers, comptometers, files, furniture. We buy, sell, rent, serv- Ice, Largest stock, budget terms. New and used. Low overhead, low price. Bil! Hamilton, Raglan. LAWN MOWER headquarters! New and used. ? cycle, 4 cycle electric or gas- oline, from $15. up. Terms. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. PERMA FOAM MATTRESSES -- Com- fort for allergy and backache sufferers. Free trial. Low prices. Terms. 725-6762. CANVAS awnings, curtains, canopies. Complete service. Free estimates. No waiting. Mil Jelinek, 728-1993 anytime. 16 FT. Freighter canoe, 44-inch beam, new condition, $175 or nearest offer. 728-0049. See BABY articles: baby tenda $7, jump-chalr $10, sleep and eat seat $6. Telephone 725-8916. DISCOUNTS! Apartment size ranges, re- frigerators; GE, Gibson $128.88 up. Honest Cal's, 424 King West. 728-9191. predeceased her in} 1949. Two daughters also pre-| deceased her: Russell (Agnes) in 1950, and} Mrs. E. Allan (Jean) in 1957. Mrs. Blair came to Canada in) 1906 and lived in Markham prior to coming to Oshawa. She was Oshawa; .a brother, Samuel bert Engl i i | Surviving are two daughters: | poe Padade and four grand-/y4+;° Harold Bassett (Anne) of | ag oiipgtcn age tig at the| Ridgefield, Connecticut, and McIntosh-Anderson Funeral|M?s. Thomas Steen (Isobel) of} Home for the service in the Oshawa. There are five grand- ehapel Aug. 20. Archdeacon H. children and three great-grand- D. Cleverdon, rector of Christ| Children. . Memorial Church, will officiate|_ The body is resting at the Mc- and interment will be in Mount/|Intosh-Anderson Funeral Home. Chapel service will be held) Lawn Cemetery. a4 Thursday, Aug. 20 at 2 p.m. and} MRS. A. M. P. M. HEPBURN |will be conducted by Rev. J. F. HONEST CAL'S Furniture and Appil- ance. Name brands at biggest discounts anywhere. We carry Restonic and Beverly mattress furniture fines. Your authori- zed GE dealer. Contact Honest Cal's on {N MEMORIAM ; BROWN -- In Serre enema ne 29M memory of a dea who passed away August 18, 1960. 4 mother, We will always miss you we know In our hearts 'You were so fired that God took you Into His loving arms. --Sedly missed, Alice and Chris. BROWN -- in loving memory of Mrs. ig Brown, who passed away August 31---Automobile Repair OSHAWA tune-up Centre offers carburetor and auto electric service, 222 24 King Street Wes.t 728-9191 Goold's Furniture, expert das East, Whitby. 668-5481, WE BUY, sell, trade used furniture and) 215 Dun- King West 728-0817. 33--Market Basket EXPERT brake service and front end '1960. --Gedly missde by Rose and the boys. ~ €ARNOCHAN -- In memory of a dear- father and or "* passed away Aug. 18, 1961. le had a husband and father we were proud 226 Celina Street. Call 723-4233, TR are our only business, 1038 Simcoe North, ORGANICALLY grown beans, corn, cu- cumbers now available. Bring containers. Pick your own, Open weekends. Moore- croft Organic Gardens, Sprucehill Road, Dunbarton. Phone 728-7339, 32----Articles for Sale own, How much we miss nim will never be miss him when we need a friend, we always could depend. share our troubles and help 3 it clear and fine. rly In life and living yet hearts of us who will never missed by wife Mildred, son / daughters Donaida, Lorna, » sonin-law Gerald, grendchil- Gren Randy and Sherri Lynn. PICKERING -- In loving memory of a @ear husband and father, John Robert Pickering, who passed away August 21, It's @ tonely life without you, And sad has been the way, For life to me is not the same you were called sway. Mingling today with a few quite tears Are the happy memories of bygone years. --Lovingly remembered by wife Emily, Pent af and son-in-law, Madge and Bob, and grandchildren Richard and Kathy. j ON -- in loving memory of & on ae and grandmother, Margaret Poiston, who passed away August 19, 1961. --Sadly missed by her family. MEMORIALS for courteous, qualified mem- orial consultation, call or see Wm. Greehalgh MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL DIV. at the Mount Lawn Office in the centre of Oshawa's green area. King St. West. TELEPHONE 723-2633 Office Hours | HAVE A SECRET WE PAY MORE SELL FOR LESS _|NEW WHITE hon ers. Telephone 728-63 Gre CUCUMBERS, all sizes, and other vege- tables. Call after 6, 725-6046, FRESH PURE HONEY--From the aplary of Lorne H. Thurston, Dunsford, Ontario, ing own contain- Buying and selling used fur- niture and appliances. Call Valley Creek Furniture LOST -- Black pouch cheques and deposit book, rewa phone 725-6141. 34--Lost and Found The death of a lifelong Ennis- killen resident, Mrs. Annie Hep- burn, occurred at the Oshawa General Hospital Aug. 17. She had been in failing heaith for several years, The deceased was the former Annie May Prentice Mountjoy, daughter of the late William and Margaret Mountjoy. In 1918 she married Merlin J. Hepburn at the family residence. Mrs. Hepburn had lived at the famjly' home all her life but for two years after her marriage. The deceased was a member rd. Tele 162 Bond W -- 728-4401 TENTS, trailers, sleeping bags, stoves, picnic jugs and coolers. Best prices. Terms. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. TELEVISION tower special, 40-4, struc: ture, -includirig all channel antenna, in- Stalled and guaranteed by experts with ed), PLEASE! Would the person who found on Saturday, a marked Bible at the Oshawa Genera! Hospital, first part of August, be will Ing to exchange for a new one? 723-3715. LosT--German Shepherd, female (spay- King and Stevenson Road area. Child's pet. 655 King West, 728-8535. 10 years' experience, $50, Trio T Telephone 728-5143, "| Lost WEDDING GOWN, formal, white, size 18, head piece, veil. White solid brocade pumps, nevre worn, illusion heel, size 9. Complete $40. Telephone 728-8319, 9 to 5. BICYCLE -- repairs, winter storage, : Black and white Boston Bull Ter- lrier, blind, vicinity of Gibbons and Park Road North. Answers to "Cindy". Tele- phone 723-9879. Reward. 36--Leaal also used bicycles, 1700 Charles Street, Whitby, Call 668-5685. WE BUY, sell and exchange used furni- ture or anything you have, The City Trading Post Store, Street South, 723-1671. STOVES (three), two wood stoves, also one oil stove, suitable for cottages, Tele- phone 728-2416. 21" ADMIRAL TELEVISION, $40 and 71" Emerson, $50, good condition, Telephone Bowmanville 623-2290. BUY AND SELL, good used furniture and appilances. One location only. Preity's Furniture, 444 Simcoe South, 723-3271, BICYCLES -- Boy's, 28 In, 26 In. racer, 26 In. boy's bicycle, 28 In. giri's. Two 1957 Oldsmobile rims, electric . fireplace. 42-5376, 446 Simcoe scarey | MONUMENTS -- MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA OFFICE EVENINGS 723-1002 728-6627 CARD OF THANK' |. COURTICE -- | wish to say a sincere thank you, fo all who have so kindly femembered me with cards, flowers and) ge wishes, since | have been confined) Oshawa General Hospital. Blake Courtice.) DAWSON -- The family of the late Mrs. | Charlotte Dawson wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to reja- fives, friends and neighbors for kindness shown in their recent loss. --Mrs. end sympathy Special thanks to Hillsdale Manor for) thelr many kindnesses and care. WOARD--We wish to express our sin-| 'cere thanks and appreciation to our many) friends, relatives and neighbors for the| Kindness and sympathy shown to us ih) the loss of our beloved son, Philip Ross Hoard. Specially thanking Armstrong Home, Dr. Vipond, siso the Rev- 4. ©, Osborne for his consoling hr, end Mrs, Hereld Hoard end family SHOTGUN -- Stevens 12-gauge with pump also case and cleaning kit. $85. After) 6 p.m., 728-9823, | BEDROOM suite, blonde maple, 5 pieces, box spring and mattress. Chair and lamps, $125., also 2-plece bedroom suite, red maple $50. Chesterfield, .3 chairs, $40. Black desk, arborite top, $10, Elec ains, 4 sets, all accessories, $35. vish bution range, 40", good con- © Dial Brooklin, 655-3814. STOVE table top excellent condition, $50. e jackets. Telephone BUYING or selling furniture or appll- ances. Call Elmer, Hampton 263-2294 or 243-2695. 12-FT. FIBREGLASS boat, 40 HP Scolt| motor, also trailer, electric starter and fully equipped. Call 728-0489. 36--Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF MARION EDWARDS, OF THE TOWNSHIP OF WHITBY, IN THE COUNTY OF ONTAR- 10, WIDOW, DECEAS- ED. Creditors and others having claims against the above es- tate are required to.send full particulers of such claims to the undersigned Administra- trix on or before the 21st day of August, 1964, after which date the estate's assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims thot have then been received. HELEN SYRA MAY GRAY, Administratrix of the Estate of Marion Edwards, by her solicitors, Messrs. Moore; Lawson & Clark, 110 Brock Street North, WHITBY, . Ontario. TENDERS Tenders will received for the installation of fifteen Aluminum triple-track storm windows at the Community. Memorial Hos- pital, Port Perry. Particulars may be obtained from the Super intendent at the, hospital. Tenders to be closed September 5th, 1964. Address all tenders to the Secretary of the Community Mem- orial Hospital Board, Port Perry. of Columbus United Church and the United Church Women. She was predeceased by her hus- band in 1962. Three daughters survive; Mrs. Wilfred James (Margaret) of King City, Mrs. Roy Smith (Evelyn) of Milton and Mrs Marshall Francis (May) of Osh- awa. Two sons, Harold and Russell, of Enniskillen, a sister, Mrs. Roy Hepburn of RR 2, Oshawa, and ten grandchildren also survive. The remains are at the McIntosh - Anderson Funeral Chapel for the service in the chapel Aug. 19. Rev. N. T. Holmes of Harmony United Church will conduct the service and interment will be in Union Cemetery, Oshawa. MRS. MARY EVELYN SOUCH The death of Mrs. Mary 'Evelyn Souch occurred at her last residence, Orono, August 17, She was 89 years old. Mrs. Souch was predeceased by her husband, the late Heber Souch, and is survived by two daughters| Mrs. Eileen Bill- ings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey. There are two grandchildren. All surviving relatives reside in Orono. Resting at the Barlow Funeral Home, Orono, until Wednesday G. Morris of St. Andrew's United) Church. Interment will be in| Mount Lawn Cemetery. | FREDERICK JAMES KNAPP} Frederick James Knapp of Peterborough was buried in St. Peter's Cemetery Monday fol- lowing a requiem mass at Im- maculate Conception Roman Catholic Church. He died at a Peterborough hospital Aug. 13. Mr. Knapp was a native of Oshawa, son of the late Chaun- cey Knapp and Margaret De- lancy. The deceased was an em- ployee of St. Joseph's Hospital for 28 years until his retirement in 1960. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of Immaculate Conception Church and a mem- ber of the Knights of Columbus for 46 years. The deceased is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Mabel La- fave and Mrs. Mary O'Toole, both of Peterborough, and Mrs. Florence German, of Lindsay. A brother, Chauncey, prede- ceased him. FUNERAL OF JOHN HERBERT TATE The funeral service for John Herbert Tate of Oshawa, who died at Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto, Aug. 14, was held at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Aug. 17. Rey. A. Woolcock, padre of Branch 43, Royal Cana- dian Legion, conducted the ser- vice assisted by Rev. Leonard Ware of St. Peter's Anglican Church. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. The pallbearers, all members of Branch 43, RCL, were: Alf Brisbois; Maurice Proctor, Robert Brant, Charles Wells, Walter Devenish and Fred Porter. PROOF 'at , Oshawa Times Classified Ads Do Get Results ! Boys' Sports Jacket, size 16 -- ik clothing, other outgrown boys' Dial 72. Beby Carriage -- pink and white, chrome trim, convertible. Best offer. Telephone Ii---- * morning then to Orono United Church for a service at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Orono NEWS IN BRIEF Cemetery. In lieu of flowers friends are asked to donate to the Ontario Heart Foundation. FUNERAL OF CHARLES R. CHANDLER The funeral service for Charles Robert Chandler, who died at the Oshawa General Hospital Wednesday, Aug. 12, in his 55th year, was held at the jArmstrong Funeral chapel Sat- lurday, Aug. 15 at 2 p.m. Rev. Leonard Ware conduct- the service, Interment was hawa Union cemetery. Pallbearers were: Jack Brown, Lioyd Rahme, Clayton Ball, Gordon Trombley, Fayle and Lorne Martin. ed ery] pica 1,000 replies he has re- Vv TIE ONE ON | HECKFIELD, England (CP) Policemen who drop in for a| pint at the Shoulder of Mutton Inn in this Hampshire village can expect to leave the ends of their ties in the saloon bar. Landlord Ashley Butt snips them off as souvenirs in his 300-year-old pub. 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