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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Merch 23, 1965 30--Automobiles for Sale |35--Lost and Found 21--Farms for Sale 964 ey on gal ei realy » 327 with 4speed. Fully equipped. 26--Apartments for Rent 5 MITCHELL'S Corners building lot 70 x 218 feet, Has well and is close to schools. ly $2000. Buy now for spring bullding. Telephone 723-7991. No agents pioase. 22--Lots for Sale . THIRTY FIVE ACRES WITH TROUT STREAM North end of Oshawa. Very scenic property. Plenty of privecy. Priced at $635 per lomat blue with matching buckets, PARK LANE APTS. LOST -- Female hound, light brown with white and black markings, in the Albert and Celina Street area. Answe: py." Reward. Phone 728-4035. reed, 36--Legal BIRTHS | IN MEMORIAM COX -- Mr and Mrs. Allan &. Cox are} McDIARMID -- In loving memory of happy to announce the safe arrival of a) dear sister, Lois McDiarmid, who pass- son, Carl Joseph, on Thurscay, March 4,/ed away March 21, 1961. 1965, at Oshawa, Genera! Hospital. A| We were not there to say goodbye, to Skip- Gus Brown Motor Ltd.» 725-6568. 1964 GALAXIE 50 Xt, 390 four-s Future Vacancies 7 CONTACT Positraction rei White with interior, Call 7: 7 i ee [1959 PONTIAC four-door sedan automatic |power brakes, power steering chrome DON HOWE discs. Like new inside and out. Phone | 942-5693, REAL ESTATE 725-7732 FOUR-ROOM hou eaten" lenheely |sale, Port Perry 985-780). " se, moderi > | ne _-- ae eas ve on jences, just east of Courtice, off No. 2 Lapel aheh glided neo ag Pec oonl ce 13, | mus WW i Highway, available now. Write Box 13, pin! Telephone 723-489 oe a jonwagon, | washers, private 1962 RAMBLER Classic 1 automatic transmission, radio, Oshawa Times. | ol -door, _radio,| a eae ree, ra "idee brakes and steering, rine good, ments, ing, al "i color whit rose, $175. Telephone veniences, Telephone Whitby '668-8560. | oer20g° ogetd lected | aie MODERN apartments available. Tele-| 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air sedan, V8 auto- phone 728-2841, |matic, in good condition, discs and radio. CITY OF OSHAWA brother for trene, Allan, Larry and Chris-| it was maybe just as well, topher, | We never could have said goodbye ee gine one loved so well. HOWIE -- A new member for the) en ca you home Auto Workers Credit Union, Anthony; T° His Garden of Rest, William, 10 Ibs. 14 oz. loined us Sunday,| !t's true what they say, March 21, 1965. Brother for Wade and| He takes only the best. Terri. Bill and Joy are parents of po-| We think of you in silence i it Committee, | Your name we oft recall, tential Credit Cemmi | pup Whores tating lay sa ocuur Only your picture on the wall! SKOTNICKI -- Stan and Emily (nee) ever ': '3 Vasko) are happy fo announce the ar-|jang ae by 'her brother Or rival of their first child, a daughter, " Deborah Suzanne, @ Ibs., 1/2 o2zs., on Fri-! weg ee day, March 19, 1965, ai Oshawa Generall ponnie Welbourne when ease cyt Hospital, Many thanks to Doctors ROSS\ March 23, 1964 Y and Kowalski and nurses on fourth floor. Gone from the earth so swiftly, Just like a flower in bloom, THOMAS -- Jim and Jean (nee Pas-| So young, so fair, so loving, coe) of Stouffville are happy to announce, Yet called away so soon, TENDER. 7 OBITUARIES EDWARD McGRADY The death of Edward Mc- Grady occurred Sunday at the Oshawa General Hospital in his 86th year. He resided with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan, 73 Fern- hill blvd., and had been in poor health for two years. The late-Mr. McGrady was a native of Ireland. In 1909 he married the former Mary Ann Keefey in Toronto. Mrs, McGrady predeceased her husband in 1953. The late Mr, McGrady farm- ed in the Colborne-Centreton jareas and near Newmarket for the birth of their daughter, Catherine|--Always remembered by Aunt Rita, Sealed Tenders plainly mark- --------| Telephone 723-9743. HREE- or four-room heated api iio | NEED OLDER TYPE HOME NOW ! For Cash Buyer Call BILL JOHNSTON Schotield-Aker Ltd. 728-1066 Biscayne, two-door, white walls,| WE WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE. CALL JOHN F. DeWITH REALTOR Bowmanville 623-3950 "THINKING OF SELLING? -- CALL -- SIBBY'S Real Estate Ltd. BIRO AA: i 24--Stores, Offices, Storage OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE In Times Building CONTACT T. L. WILSON At the Times STORE sf 688 Hortop. Self-contained, 11° ae Small shopping centre. Call 7: ocre. Contact Bill Millar Ls west of 1956 OLDSMOBILE, fair cond tw i west of id 725-1 186 , Sates, Nig ae pPten parts, needs motor work, $50 cash. Tele- Faken = ee Be phone 728-1737 or 480 Montrave Avenue. a ; private bath, W "3 LAMSON Poss: Loa tae y Me piviston. Tele-| MOTORS, trans, all car parts. Courtice te « phone 728-0392. Auto Wreckers. Telephone 723-5541 or. i 4404, croc ci yi Taal CHEVRBURY impala two-door hard i trance. 1 ' hs J sar Bi oy Pu irda et e phe top, black, V-8 automatic, radio and discs, 800 a ---- -------=---- |et¢, Trade considered. Telephone Hamp- $5, $10 WEEKLY, ane grineik pecorines |t08 263-2027. tion, with board $22. Single units Jo | nama a wd FULL PRICE Reduced rates for larger units. 668-2067 1963 CORVAIR convertible, four-speed. Whitby. Excellent condition, Extras. Best offer. - 10 ACRES THREE: ROOM unfurnished epariment| econo' 722-074 v4 unfurnisi es _ with three piece nate on and| 1961 CHEVROLET four-door gre 6. entrance. Refrigerator, stove and washing Cash or take over payments. Telephone $1,000 down. Balance pay- facilities supplied. Phone 725-4595, 723-5078 after 6. ey | ment of $35 monthly. Lo- |puRwisHeD apartment, three rooms, 1961 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville, light cotion: North of Whitby. private bathroom, private entrance.| blue, 36,000 original miles, one-owner car, Ph Available immediately. After 5 telephone fully equipped with extras. Telephone syed | 725-0851 725-8132. BILL MILLER TWO-BEDROOM apartment, in private 1960 CORVAIR, green with maiching in. 725-1186 home, private entrance, garage, refrig- terior, automatic. Has to be driven to be erator and stove. Available April 1. appreciated Gus Brown Motors Ltd., WT: LAMSON Cail 728-5580 725-6: CSET SGH nea Oca Tne | EAL. |30 COLBORNE Street East, one-bedroom 1960 OLDSMOBILE 88, two-door hardtop. | - REAL ESTATE LTD. apartment, modern building, stove, refrig- Immaculate condition. Telephone 728-3117) 67 King East erator, broadioom, free washer and dryer,' 1969 METEOR hardtop, automatic, new RO Bi Malte: Pacooed _... |$89_monthly. Apply Apartment | tires; 1960 Envoy sedan, both in good LOT, corner of Julianna and Bernhard BACHELOR Apartment, corner Simcoe condition with low mileage. Reasonable. Crescent, Downsview subdivision, 50 ft. ' Oe 233 Hibbert Avenue. 10 ft. T a ailar'S Dn and Rossiand, available April 1, $65 rT -- TBI ONS > PM monthly, Telephone 723-7613. 1980 PONTIAC four-door sedan, econom- , APPLE HILL, modern spacious unfurnish- ical 6 cylinder transportation. This car 2 Real Estate Wanted ed apartment, private three-piece bath,/has been kept in perfect condition by all conveniences. Business couple or, previous owner. Another nice family car! widow preferred. Telephone 725-7789. Gus Brown Motors Ltd., 728-7375. | | THREE-ROOM basement apariment with 1959 CHEVROLET Impala, two-door hard- . |private bath. Couple preferred. immed- | oP, V-8, automatic, new V-8 engine, cus- jiate possession. Telephone 725-7940 tom radio. Spotless! Gus Brown Motors |APARTMENTS for rent, northend loca- a 4 : ™ tion. One, two and three bedrooms. 1959 CADILLAC convertible, white with | Starting at $115 per month, Reserve now red trim ,white roof, fully power equipp- for May possession, Call 728-0569 for full ed. Low mileage and mechanical condi- information, Steve Zurba Realtor, 25/ tion' fully guaranteed. Gus Brown Motors |Bond Street West. Ltd., 725-6568 NEW two-bedroom apartments, electric- 1958 CHEVROLET ally heated. Adults only. Call 725-9886, V-8 automatic. Radio, discs, 17 to 9 p.m. $695 or best offer. Private, 728-4195. FOUR - ROOM heaied self-contained SAVE ON a 1965 Pontiac Parisienne two-| apartment, all conveniences. Private en- door hardtop 1,500 miles, Fully equipped. trance. Refrigerator, range included. Am-, Phone 725-8287 es iach ple parking facilities. Immediate posses-| 1956 OLDSMOBILE four-door, rebuilt en- sion. Infant welcome. 165 Verdun Road. gine, two new tires, power brakes, power BOWMANVILLE new building, electric-\steering. Perfect' mechanical condition. jally heated, two bedrooms, new appli-| Telephone 725-6200 ances, broadioom. Free hydro. Adults. 1955 PONTIAC, four-door sedan, good run- $110, 623-5586 and 725-0621; + evenings! ning condition. $150 cash. Whitby 668-8967 a ----. USED CAR PARTS, spindies to make cena" Nenietes ones One child 'trailers alsu used tires, $09 Bloor Street 7 J Hq pf 4, 723-2281 Centrolied aniranee: "Abbiy 20); Marien: | cornet Peete Apartment 104 or phone 728-9094, $10 DOWN and terms to suit your budge! | . " aug rs ner nace and with reasonably good credit you can Ret art orisha Dntnrished nmodern own a quality car. Cash, trade or terms apar uildi 5 i Whitby, 668-3331 hyare included $108 monthty. Apply 357|21_Slcols Motors, Whitby, 698-3371 Wilson Road South, Apt. 211, after 5.20/34" Compact Cars for Sale! ZOLTAN - NICK 27--Rooms for Rent _ ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED ROOMS DEALER Available in private home, pit Call between 5 and 7 p.m. Volkswagen Service 82 PARK RD. N. 728-867 | ONE LARGE bedroom, private bathroom, j suit one or two gentlemen. Apply 66 Park Road South. FURNISHED room for gentieman willing to share, good home. Central. Telephone | 728-2061 |}FURNISHED bedroom, suitable for gen- tleman, semi-private entrance, Bathroom same floor. Parking no problem. Tele- phone after 5 p.m. 725-7273. FURNISHED ROOM for genfleman, pri vate. bathroom. South east area, Oshawa Telephone 728-1059. CENTRAL: Clean, bright room in quiet Freee tere --------- h Sul tleman Teleph RENT -- Share downtown store. 7754; au pdctiakw feet 725-8169. Suitable for watchmaker, insurance -- or - - any small business. Telephone 725-1191. vendre pc -- Nicely furnished bed- eS ye selene atee --- rooms. Private entrance; parking. Gentle- WAREHOUSE - office, 2500 square feet, man only. Phone 723-1359 long term lease. Siding' accommodation yard area 73,000 square feet. CPR Agent, SLEEP-IN ROOMS for men only, willing Oshawa 725-4746, i near downtown. Telephone OFFICE SPACE--fiffeen hundred square |." feet on each of second and lower levels; FURNISHED bedroom, three hundred and fifty square feet on|men. Shift workers welcome. street level. Apply premises 61-63-65 King Gladstone, Telephone 723-9815. Street West. FU light ho be -------- jrefrigerator and range, 26--Apartments for Rent Dlive Avenue. 723-1832 --~-' FURNISHED room for rent. THE CAVALIER te... TWO. adjoining furnished rooms for The Most Modern gentiemen only. Apply 132 Church Street |WHITBY -- Nice clean, furnished bed- Medium Rental | Apartments room, suitable for gentleman. Free park- ing. Telephone Whitby 668-2008, SINGLE rooms and board. Apply 25 Divi- in Oshawa FEATURING Exclusive decorating sion Street Electric heating with fin gertip control, in each room .at*- no. extra cost. to shopping Your authorized DATSUN | 160 Simcoe South Oshawa 728-0051 SABYAN MOTOR SALES LTD. VOLKSWAGEN Sales and Service New and Used Cars 334 Ritson Rd, S. 723-3461 Open. Evenings PEUGEOT and VOLVO SALES and SERVICE JAKE and BILL'S GARAGE General Repair and Auto-Electric Service 449 Ritson Road South Oshawa 728-0921 | 1965 MGB, Iris blue, windshield washers, seat belts, rhirrors, tonneau, undercoat, eather interior, 5,600 miles. Cost $2,900. Asking $2,275. Telephone 723-4864. 1964 ALPINE. Immaculate condition, $1,875. Low mileage For information, telephone 723-4111. $10 DOWN, $9 weekly buys 1963 Triumph Sports car, Cash, trade or terms at Nicols Motors, Whitby, 668-3331. $25 DOWN, $16 weekly buys 1962 Volks. wagen deluxe. Cash, trade or terms at Nicols Motors, Whitby, 668-3331. $10 DOWN, $8.50 weekly buys 1960 Vaux- hall Cresta 6 cylinder. A real economy car! Cash, trade or terms at Nicols Motors, Whitby, 668-3331 1964 CORVAIR Monza Spider maroon ex. terior with black leather interior, four: speed. transmission. Telephone 728-7806. $10 DOWN, $8.50 weekly, buys '60 Austin, four-door sedan. This. car is a one owner mmaculate condition throughout. | central, . gentle- Apply 73 ping room, parking. 573 Near south LARGE single room, quiet clean home Gentleman only, Apply 368 Pine Avenue |28--Room and Board PRIVATE room, Central location, good board, parking. Day worker only. Tele- in phone Whitby 668-4928 Cash, trade or terms at Nicols Motors, ROOM or room and board in clean, pri- Whitby. 668 vate home, for one or two respectable 1957 PONTIAC sedan, V8 automatic, good young men. 725-3260 fires, clean inside and out, 55,000 miles, ROOM and board, gentleman preferred, ON owner. Call 723-9717 after 6 p.m. Day shift only. Telephone Whitby 668-8158. 1962 DELUXE Volkswagen 1200 series, WHITBY -- Room and board, five-day |[0di Turqugise color: Apply 138 River-/~ week, good lunches packed. $18 weekly had sad CORVAIR 450 Convenient ond bus Plenty of free parking Professional full time man- agement, thot cares for your comfort. @ Numerous other MODEL SUITE FURNISHED by Reliable Furniture auto- after Monza Telephone two-door, 728-4250 Dial 668-2790. 1963 ROOM or room and board, two men to lla a share, single beds. Apply -181 Oshawa ° P-"- 8 : . Boulevard North 32--Trucks for Sale 1947. CHEVROLET, tow truck, power winch. 300 ft cable. Dodge truck, 1949, one ton GNC Dial Hampton 263-2445 or 725-986 963 INTERNATIONAL 1700 Dump, ect condition, low mileage. Open ( PCV. Telephone Bowmanville. 623-3096. features, 29--Wanted to Rent TWO-BEDROOM house wanted to Required by accountant and family Sinclair 728-9436 WANTED bachelor ed, must be clean, phone 728-7820. WANTED possession, 728-6498. THREE or four-room unfurnished apart. ment in Whitby for two adults. Telephone 668-3417 30--Automobiles for Sale BUYING OR SELLING TED CAMPIN Talk" "Cash" Car Dealer and 'Save'. MOTORS TED CAMPIN MOTORS 607 KING ST, --- OSHAWA 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 | Gust East of Wilson Road) | Wanteéb: Cars for wrecking. Telephone 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 728-4549, Robert Nichols. | ~ LAKESHORE AUTO WRECK KELLY DISNEY tars ior Wrecking Hibhest' Brttee. tole | USED CAR LTD: 2 Wentworth East, 725-1181 1200 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY -- 668-5891 SHAW Auto Wrecking. Co. parts for sale. Iron and metal Cars bought and sold Liens paid oft rent Mr Open from 2 p.m. till 9 p.m. daily At 400 Grenfell Street at end of Marland Ave. (off Park Rd. S.) 725-9934 - 728-4283 "LOOKING FOR AN APARTMENT Check our ads under Estate For Sole'. GUIDE REALTY LTD. Realtors juraiateid per. Tele apariment, immediately three-bedroom house, May 1 est tt reliable tenants. Telephone $450 or best offer or will take Call condition. later model car as trade. Toronto Street after 5 p.m 33--Automobiles Wanted CARS WANTED Buying a New Car? at 248 your used car to "Ted" "Real ide € to the New LUSANNE VILLA SPANISH PROVINCIAL DECOR Electric Heating, Controlled Entrances, Laundry on each floor, Broadloom Corridors, Elevator Service, Dinette ond Dining Room, Caramic Tile | ¢ Both, Vanity, Well maintain- For clean cars, or Cars bought, bought 89 Bloor Street East, 725-2311. WANTED 1960 (?) '4-ton truck. Will buy, est runner at best price. Telephone OSHAWA AUTO PARTS and Auto Wreck érs, 1175 Nelson Street, want cars for. wrecking. Telephone 725-2162 or 723-4245. up or dc too auality p wn way AL S PEER : . ghee $ 34---Automobile Repair 330 GIBB ST deal up or.down. Liens paid TRANSMISSION specialist nsmis. é sions are our only business -- NICOLS MOTORS LIMITED | oct Ehone 22-73%. i OSHAWA TUNE-UP CENTRE offers ex- is RT NORTH pert carburetor and auto electric service yal Hotel 222 King Street West, 778-0617. 35--Lost and Found Lost White samoyed, male, one year old, Vicinity south east section of city on Saturday, Answers to "Putter Please call , 725-9252 Lost ity we transmis-| 1038. Simcoe | GOVERNOR MANSIONS 2 Bedroom Suite ADULTS ONLY IMMEDIATE POSSESSION TELEPHONE 723-1712 -- 728-2811 For Appointment MODERN APARTMENTS, | refrigerator, | stove, heat, water, drapes. Included: ele vator service controled doors. Adults 146 BROCK ST Across from R Whitby 668-3331 SPOT: CASH Paid Good: clean Trade up or down, Liens poid DODD MOTOR SALES ' 725-65. 314 PARK RD. SOUTH LOST -- first preferred, Apply Superintendent, 321 Mar 723-942) Glidden Avenue. land Avenue; 723-4368 |$7 DOWN, $27 Ford| With black st Child's pet Answers ta)y MODERN fwobedroom apariment, elec-|Fairlane, two-door hardtop, loaded with| Chopper. Good reward Telephone 728-2443 frleally equipped, near Shopping Centre.lextras, in immaculate -condition. Cash,/LIVE {T UPI Buy a home of your own Automatic washing facilities. Apply 2\4| trade or ferms at Nicols Motors, Whitby, |from the great selection offered daily ai Cromwell Avenue, 460-3331, the Real Estate For Sale column, In for. cars, Boy's glasses. Apple Hill vicin Friday evening, In brown leather Urgently needed. Piease call Ss week of March from 218| ag weekly buys 1964 Ltd., 725-6568 t & DAN'S | In the estate of Roy Rey- | nolds of the City of Osh- awa, County of Ontario. 38--Coming Events 1958 CHEVROLET sedan delivery in good Children: under 16 not allowed Children Under 16 Not Admitted ALE -- Good used clothing, adults, teen Blue Tuck hound, white| church | TRADE UP to a better used car from| Anne on Sunday, March 7, 1965 at York County Hospital, Newmarket. A sister for Susan, Barry and Paul, DEATHS ALLEN, Frederick |At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Monday, March 22, 1965, Frederick Allen,| in his 96th year, husband of the late Georgina Staples, dear father of the late! |Frank Allen, RR 3 Bowmanville, grand- father of Elva (Mrs. Leslie Lightle), Port |Hope, and Marvin, William and Ronald Alien, all of Bowmanville. Resting at the |Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville Service in the chapel on Thursday at 2 p.m, Temporary interment Port Hope Union Cemetery vault on arrival at 3 p.m. ed as to content will be re- ceived at the office of the City Clerk, Civic Administra- | tion Building, Oshowo, On- tario, up until 11:00 O'Clock | A.M, (E.S.T.) Wednesdoy, | April 7th, 1965, for the fol- | lowing: | POLICE DEPARTMENT: Uni- forms, Shirts, Ties and Boots. FIRE DEPARTMENT: Uni- forms, Shirts ond Ties. Tender Forms ond Specifica- tions are available at the office of the undersigned, Lowest. or ony tender necessarily accepted. W, J. Crompton, Purchasing Agent NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of WIL- LIAM GEORGE LINDSEY of the Township of East Whitby, County of On- ario. not ANDREW, William R, Entered into rest. at the family resi- » 237 Oshawa Boulevard South, Osh- awa, R. Andrew, beloved husband of the late Jane Brack and father of Edith and Lillie, grandfather of William, Oshawa, in his Yard year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with funeral service the chapel, Thursday, March 25, at 2 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery BISSONETTE, Dora Dell After a short iliness af the Oshawa Gen eral Hospital on Sunday, March 21, 1965 Dora Deil Anderson in her 65th year be- loved wife of Joseph Bissonette. Loving mother of Aldeane of Los Angeles, Cali- fornia. Dear sister of Mrs. H. Wyman (Mah) of Toronto; Mrs. J. B. Fisher; (Iona) Toronto; Mrs, J, B. Farrell (Aud-! rey) of Florida. Mrs. Bissonette is resting at the Gerrow Fureral Chapel, 390 King St., West. for service in thc Crspel on Wednesday, March 24 at 2 p.m, Interment Union Cemetery. Creditors of the deceased who died at Oshawa July 15, 1964 are requested..to send parti- culars of their claims to the undersigned on or before April 6th, 1965. After which date the estate will be distri- buted. Dated at Oshawa, ls Be aa isis WN a March 10th 1965 uddenly a chenectady, » on atur- p day, March 20, 1965, Bessie Scopis, KATHERINE LANGMAID -- |her' zath year. Widow of John Janetos MARJORIE SPROULE =| and dear mother of Mrs. Edward Chris- RUSSELL LINDSEY Hct agate Toronto; Mrs. Thomas | phia), Philadelphia; Mrs EXECUTORS |Deno. Laganis (Mary), Schenectady; By Their Solicitors James of Willowdale and Oshawa; Chris- topher of Oshawa and Dr. Peter Janetos PARKHILL & YANCH 8 Simcoe St. S. JANETOS, Bessie of London, England. Mrs. Janetos will rest at Mcintosh-Anderson. Funeral Home commencing Tuesday noon, Funeral serv- ice in St. George's Anglican Church on . | Wednesday, March 24 at 2 o'clock, Inter- ment Union Cemetery. (In lieu of flowers the family would gratefully appreciate donations to the Holy Article Fund of the North Toronto Greek Orthodox Parish, 585 Hillsdale Avenue East, Toronto. NOTICE TO CREDITORS McGRADY, Edward Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital on Sunday, March 21, 1965, Edward McGrady, beloved -husband of the late Mary Ann Teefy; father of Mrs. Vincent O'Connor (Alice) of Toronto, John Sheehan (Madeline) and Mrs. Leslie Hale (Theresa), both of Oshawa, in his 86th year. Resting at the Arm- strong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with High Requiem Mass in St. Mary's of the People Church, Wednesday, March 24 at 9 a.m. Interment St. Francis de Sales Cemetery, Pickering Prayers will be held at home 'Tuesday, 7:30 p.m, | Creditors of the deceased who nee died at Oshawa January 5th, A.D. 1965, are requested to send particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before April 6th, 1965. After which date the estate will be distributed. Dated at Oshawa March 10th, A.D: 1965, JAMES ALMONTE YANCH Executor By His Solicitors PARKHILL & YANCH 8 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa, Ont. the funeral NESBITT, Hattis May Entered into rest Sunday, March 21 1965, at Fairview Lodge, Whitby, after a lengthy iliness, Hattie May Scott, in her 87th year. Beloved wife of John A, Nes bitt, dear mother of Russell and Doris (Mrs. Murray Williams). Affectionate grandmother of Jeanne (Mrs. G. E jJackman), John and Grant Williams. Sister of Mr. George L. Scott. Resting at the Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Home, Oshawa. Friends are requested not to call until Tuesday. Service in the chapel on Wednesday, March 24 at 3.15 p.m interment Union Cemetery, Oshawa. NESTIC, Joseph Entered into rest in the Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, March 23, 1965, Joseph Nestic, beloved husband of Nada Petrovic, father of John and Joseph, Osh awa; in his 44th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with High Requiem Mass in Holy Cross Church Friday, March 26 at 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Prayers' will be held at the funeral home Thursday at 8 p.m. (Friends are asked not to call at the funeral home before Wednesday.) ZELLER'S PRESENTS Spring Fashion Show TO BE HELD ON Wed., Mar 24th at ZELLER'S OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 8:00 P.M. PLITZ, Marie Elizabeth With great sadness, we announce the passing of our dear mother grand. mother at the Ajax-Pickering General Hospital on Sunday, March 21, 1965. Marie Elizaberh Kreiseb beloved wife of the late Gustav Plitz of RR 3 Pic kering and dear mother of Reta (Mrs,/ Robert W. Barr) of Oshawa, Earnest,| Gustav Jr., and Edward, all of Picker- ing, Victoria (Mrs. K. M. Balston of Pickering, Mary (Mrs. K. Lifflefair, of Scarborough, Douglas of Pickering, Susan (Mrs, H. Sauve) of St. Catherines, Beatrice (Mrs. A, Marchant) of Picker- ing, Ingrid (Mrs. A, Toms) of Picker jing, and Sandra Mrs. Ray Jackson) of Pickering. Mrs. Piltz is resting at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Kingston Rd., West, Pickering. Funeral service in the Chapel on Wednesday, March 24 at Interment, Erskine Cemetery 2:30 p.m B | N G O (in lieu of flowers, please send donations to the heart fund.) KINSMEN CENTRE TUESDAY 7:45 Early Bird Game FREE ADMISSION $1,250 in Prizes Jackpots 54 and 55 PRITCHARD, Jessie At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Tuesday, March 23, 1965, Jessie Pritchard, wife of the 'ate George jE Pritchard and dear mother of Lillian (Mrs. Fred Hughes and Helen (Mrs. E. Hanna) of Toronto and sister of Mrs. Eliza Bennett of Oshawa, and grand- mother of James and Donald Hughes, and Patricia Hanna, in her 76th year. Rest- ing at Northcutt and Smith Funeral Home, _ Bowmanville Service in the chapel Thursday, March 25 at 2 p.m, In- Special 7:30 bus from ferment Bowmanville Cemetery. 4 Corners REDDOCH, Robert B. Entered into rest at Clearwater, Florida, on Saturday, March 20, 1965, Robert B. ; Reddoch, beloved husband of Irene Tay- lor, father of Doreen 'Isobel Reddoch of Oshawa; Mrs MacDonald (Joan OSHAWA LIONS CLUB Elizabeth) of France and Robert Allan Reddoch of Strathroy and brother of B | N G C) Allan of Ottawa, in his 69th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Osh awa, with funeral service in the chapel Wednesday, March 24 at 2 p.m. $1,200 in cash prizes ment Mount Lawn Cemetery. (The family Jackpot Nos: 56 and 56 will receive visitors at the funeral home Monday from 7 9 p.m. and Tuesday JUBILEE PAVILION from 2+ 4 p.m. and 7 + 9 p.m.) LOCKE'S FLORISTS FREE ADMISSION Funeral arrangements and floral arrangements for all occasions. OSHAWA. SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 BINGO TUES., MAR. 23rd 7:30 P.M. 20 regular games $8 and $10 Share the Wealth $150 Jackpot 51 Nos, $20 Consolation FREE ADMISSION | DNIPRO HALL |_IN MEMORIAM LOVELL dear husband, James L. Lovell, who pass- ed away March 23, 1958. King Street United' Memories. are. treasures no March 24, ste Death is a heartache nothing can heal, | You fell asleep without goodbye But my memory of you will never die Lovingly remembered by his wite,| Madge, Kindness beyond Price, yet Within reach of all. GERROW 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226. | e, some children's one vasement, Wednesday. 30 p.m. ie of the many bargains offered daily the Times Classified Section, in Monday, March 22, 1965, William 'bell, Dr. Smith, Rev. John Morris, staff Inter- | * onto, of Long Island, N.Y. FUNERAL CHAPEL |#*andcnilaren. can would appreciate jparish, 585 Hillsdale Ave., Tor-|272: onto, Uncle Larry and cousins, Mavis and Beth.! many years. He had been a resi- ident of Oshawa for five years, He was a member of St. Mary's of the People Roman)' Catholic Church. Surviving relatives include three daughters: Mrs. Vincent O'Connor (Alice) of Toronto, Mrs, Madeline Sheehan and \Mrs. Leslie Hale (Theresa) of Oshawa; 13 grandchildren and 116 great-grandchildren. Mr. McGrady was predeceas- CARD OF THANKS |<<,» 2 sop Patrick carer this JOHNSTON -- Our heartfelt thanks Nellie McGuire. and appreciation ti eigh fri A sti ; H relatives for telr acts of kindness shows) Resting at the Armstrong Fu- in the passing of a dear wife, mother and Neral Home, High Requiem Mass grandmother. Special thanks to Dr. Camp-| will be sung Wednesday at St. a ond Whanbive tare unit Mary's of the People Church by --The Johnston Family. Rev. N. J. Gignac. ~~ | Interment 'will be in St. Fran- jcis de Sales Cemetery, Picker- jing. "SHOULD A MEMORIAL _ To last for centuries be requir- ed, The best choice is our MATTHEWS. BRONZE courteous advice always MOUNT LAW MEMORIAL PAR 723-2633 du. a. FEATURE ROLE Michael Kane, 42, a Mon- treal native, plays the part of an unflappable naval offi- cer in "The Bedford Inci- dent", a naval suspense story being filmed in En- gland. He stars with Rich- ard Widmark. Mrs. Janetos also leaves at Funera are McIntosh - Anderson Home for the funeral service Wednesday in St. George's Memorial Anglican Church.) Father John Koulouras will con-| --CP Photo FREDERICK ALLEN MRS. JOHN A. NESBITT Frederick Allen of Port Hope,| Mrs. John A. Nesbitt, of Port) 3 Seegi coats who came Perry, died at Fairview Lodge, | 0 this country on his own from! Whitby, Sunday, March 21 after] ---- at the age of 11, died/an illness of two years. STILL WALKING yesterday in Bowmanville Me-| The former Hattie Mary Scott, od? Rilev = elt morial Hospital. He was in his) she was the daughter of the late! ah Siete spends ed 100K up funaing, cycling 96th ve f ; : | is ings ng eight and walking, He once basonk Robert and Margaret Scott. She) to 4 miles and his after-- walked more than 30 milés A farmer most of his life,| Was born in East Whitby Town-| noons gardening or study- every Sunda: t ive Mr. Allen first arrived in Ome. Ship and spent her entire life on) ing the Bi sori dbhet Rare! Res Becton dy ; | ing e Bible. Seventy-five vices as a lay preacher in mee, then moved to Buckhorn, the farm where she was born) vears ago doctors predicied Saskatchewan, He lives with north of Peterborough. until the family retired to Port) he would die of tub losis e ta : | wou ie of tuberculosis a daughter in Vancouver. He married the former Geor-| Petty 10 years ago. but when that didn't happen (CP Photo) gina Staples in Port Hope and| A former member of Colum-|-------------------- agin teeta moved to Carberry, Man. They| bus United Church, she trans-/ returned east to Port Hope in|ferred.to the Port Perry United) OBITUARIES 1919. Church when she moved. Mr. Allen was predeceased by, Mrs. Nesbitt was active in the} ' hia wite'cod a kon, mei Bac church's women's work, particu, MRS. JOHN COLLISON Herman Little of Belleville; a viving are a granddaughter, |larly in the missionary society, |_ The funeral service for Mrs,|sister, Mrs, Kenneth \Hazel) Mrs. Leslie Lightle (Elva) of| She was predeceased by oneJohn Collison, late of 143 La-|Barriage of Belleville; 24 grand- Port Hope and three grand-|son, Reginald, in 1924, Salle Ave., who died Thursday|Children and seven great-grand- sons, Marvin, William and Ron-| | Mrs. Nesbitt is survived by &t the Oshawa General Hospital, children. He was predeceased ald, all of Bowmanville. her husband, John, one daugh-|¥@S held at _the Meintosh-|by his wife, the former Ethel Funeral service will be held|ter Mrs. M. Williams (Doris) ote WC Brett ot kar Peay at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Mor-| Port Perry, one son Russell Nes-|7* 0° ~~ ; st | * sey ris Funeral Chapel, Bowman.|bitt, on the old home farm; one terian pegee conducted ne MRS. RUTH ROOKSBY ville. Temporary interment will| brother George L. Scott of Taun- saryice and cremation followe |. PETERBOROUGH -- Funeral be in Port Hope Union Ceme-|ton, and three grandchildren, |! the Toronto Crematorium. jservice for Mrs, Ruth Rooksby, tery vault with arrival at 3 p.m,|Mrs. G. E, Jackman (Jeanne)| A committal service will be|56, 1217 Grandview avenue, who ' of Oshawa, and John and Grant held privately at Mount Lawnjdied at her home Tuesday, was WILLIAM R. ANDREW _ Williams of Port Perry. Cemetery. ct William R. Andrew of 237 Pe Par eared ovetig Lode JOHN G. ELDER | The Rev. J. F. Whitely offi- Oshawa boulevard south, died| rome for savcice in the chapel| The death occurred on Sun- ciated, Burial was in Little Lake yesterday following a lengthy! wednesday, March 24 at 3.15,day, Mar. 14, of John George cemetery, illness. p.m. Rev. A, Rice, Port Perry) Elder, of 238 Gill street, Orillia. | Mrs. Rooksby, a_ nhative of He was born Oct, 27, 1872 in| United Church, will conduct the| Mr. Elder had been an in-|Campbellford, was a daughter Comwmall # das th service. Interment will be invalid for over 30 years. of the late Robert Rutherford OPA AT SHOR ANG AOR NORCO in Cametnie, | Besides his wife, the former|and Daisy Shannon. of the late Richard and Sarah a Jennie Mackenzie, he leaves| she received her education in Ann Andrew. JOSEPH NESTIC one daughter, Muriel (Mrs. Phil), : rro.|Oschefski) of Orillia and ine| Calgary, Alta, and lived in Mr. Andrew married the for-) Joseph Nestic, 43, of 148 Tee "pe donildve al n Bancroft before moving to mer Jane Brack Sept. 26, 1906 sane street, died today in Osh- Wicks oncthers Tad Stanley Peterborough eight months ago. in Yorkshire, Eng. She pre-2Wa General Foner a _ and Gordon snd 4wo aistara Wise Bar Rooksby was a member deceased him Oct. 19, 1924. Fodaghioul pad oe Jessie Elder of Uptergrove and/0f the United Church congrega- He had lived in Oshawa the) He was born March 20, 1922|Mrs. F. Browne (Kathleen) of mca . : last 42 years and worked at\in Yugoslavia and was the son|Whitby also survive. 4 ' eureited by her hus- General Motors of Canada Lim-|of the late Katherine and Mirko | The funeral was held from the|Pan : pie ; ae ' % .__ |Nestic. Mundell Funeral Home on Wed-| Also surviving. are one daugh- ited for 23 years before retiring Mr. Nestic came to Canada 13 nesday, Mar. 17, with entomb-jter, Mrs. Paul MacPherson in 1947, years ago, spent two years injment at St. Andrew's Cemetery|(Shirley) of Guelph; and sons, He was a member of King/Peterborough and the last 11|vault. {Robert of Oshawa;' Douglas of Street United Church. years in Oshawa. He was iy atte xe coe oe" and William of Lon- 7 aki eR aS employee of General Motors of|Rev. J. uindsay of Regent Park don. ™ on adr aaetcd iter Limited for the last six|\United Church. Austin Cook) A sister, Mrs. Dave Berg two daughters,Edith and Lillie " sang "When the Roll is Called|(Leafa) of Albernia,' B.C., a and one grandson, » William' the deceased was a member|Up Yonder'. |brother, Raymond Rutherford of George Andrew, all of Osh-of Holy Cross Roman Catholic Four nieces, Mrs. Floydj|B.C., and two grandchildren, awa. He was the last of his fam-|Church and Local 222, UAW. |Smith, Mrs, Carl Parise. andjalso survive. ily. He-is survived by his wife,|Mrs. John Kalar of Wh itby,} F Steins aa ae RSE actor the former Nada Petrovic, two/Mrs. Austin McKay of Willow- 'UNERAL OF Big igh oes rc tgget sce John and Joseph, both ofjdale and a nephew, George GERALD KING will conduct funeral service at 2}0Shawa and" two brothers and/Read of Hampton also attended! A High Requiem Mass for p.m. Thursday at the Arm- et _-- "4 bee gy 1 the service, Gerald mins, whe --_ gage strong Funeral Home. Inter-| Rev. M. J. ye eens é : Mar. 18 at his residence, 76 seat ei x 0 Oshawa Union|high requiem mass at 10 a.m. MRS. DONALD R. HARNDEN|Simcoe St., S., was sung at Cemetery. Friday in Holy Cross Church.) BELLEVILLE -- Mrs, Mar-|Holy Cross Roman Catholic Interment will be in Resurrec-)garet Lillian Harnden, aged 41/Church Mar. 20 by Rev. M. J. er TANS tion Cemetery. years, passed away i rn|Darby, Interment was . MRS, BESSIE JANETOS Prayers will be -said at the Hospital died PB deh) apa oh sige 3 = in St. The death of Mrs. Bessie Jane-| 4 nmctr F ral Home atltowi , onto, Mar. 7, fol-) . Gregory's Cemetery. tos occurred suddenly Saturday|g:'n'm. Thursday. Friends erelucc™ a serious heart opera-| Rev, Darby conducted prayers at Schenectady, New York. Shelvetsa not to call, ' alee A in the McIntosh-Anderson Fu- : y, 2 asked not to call at the funeral) Mrs. Harnden was a resident i resided at 2 Ritson Rd., N., a Waanacday. neral Home Friday. ren , ' home before Wednesday. of RR 3, Belleville, Ont., hay-| ; and was in her 74th year. ing moved there with her hus-| The pallbearers Sore: J; er The deceased was a native off MRS, GUSTAVE PLITZ |pand, an employee of Canadian\{@™ James, Arnold William, L. Sparta, Greece, and was the| piCKERING -- Marie Eliza-\Oil Co., Division of Shell Can-\HOW@', Everett Long, R. John former Bessie Scopis, daughter|peth Plitz, 68, whose family|ada, who was transferred. from|Putt 2"4_Georse Mills. of the late Nicholas and Mary! onerates a souvenir business in) Cobourg to Belleville almost a Seopis. In 1912 she married)the Pickering area, died Sun-|year ago. |? John Janetos in Detroit, Michi-|qay in the Ajax and Pickering) Mrs. Harnden was the daugh-} gan. General Hospital after a short|ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Janetos predeceased his illness William M. Calder, formerly wife in 1945, M Plitz, born near Vienna,\residents of Grafton, Ont. and She came to North America Austria, came to the Pickering) Oshawa, Ont. from Greece in 1910. lived in/area in 1937 with her husband,| She is survived by her hus- the United States, Southern On-|Gustave, who died in 1963. She/band; Donald R., and three tario, Toronto, and in Oshawa|was a member of the United/daughters, Heather, 11, Karen, since 1940. Mrs, Janetos was an Church at Dunbarton. |10, and Janice, 4, and two si: active member of the North, Mrs. Plitz leaves seven daugh-|ters, Mrs, Harry (Mamie) Kift, Toronto Greek Orthodox parish.|ters, a "pana tg Ph mgt pean yg ec ney (Dor- 4 je attevi ,,awa, Mrs. Kenneth Littlefair of othy) Barr, Streetsville. ae eh eta ate las A Sa Mrs. Henry Sauve of; Funeral services were held Christian (Verna), of Toronto;|St- Catharines and Mrs. Ray-/from the Blacklock Funeral Mrs. Thomas Lambos (Sophia),|mond Jackson, Mrs. Allen Mar-|Home, Grafton, on Wednesday, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; |Chant, Mrs. Kenneth M. Bals-|March 10 with Rey. R, I. Knock and Mrs. Deno Laganis (Mary). wala | pied Allen meg all! officiating. of Sc ctady, N.Y Three sons/of the Pickering area, and four cy af Schenectady, N'Y Three shan Deuslass whole cler| JAMES ERNEST LITTLE dale, and Oshawa, Christopher| treasurer of Pickering Town-| BELLEVILLE In failing of Oshawa, and Dr. Peter Jane-|Ship, Gustave, Edward andjhealth for the past 10 months, tos, of London, England. Ernest James Ernest Little of 91 South A brother, Elia, of Greece, ~------~--|John Street, died at the Belle- also survives and four sisters, CALL UP AID ie pepe he Mar, 19. Mrs, Veneta Linjeris, of Greece;| NEW YORK (AP)--Defence-| Bore 4 4a hin year. Mrs. Tassia Kypreos, of Tor-/man Mike McMahon and for-) . ae a 5 1: rife tgs ee the Mrs, James Scufis,)ward Jim Johnson have been| jumes s Tie in hi vy ol (Helen) of Columbus, Ohio, andjcalled up from St. Paul of the 'iis ¢ lle ' Hie ived in Mrs, George Tombros (Vaula),|Central Professional Hock ey a. Uae all is life. League, New York. Rangers St. aH ttle he a member ot 12 said Monday. The two are ex-|° "4 prise Pea at Church, pected to play: in Tuesday|2" a member .of the Royal the night's "National League game| canadian Spc Blac Mal j|in. Chicago, Jim Nielson, aoc Bat Lika Sragubents havo ll {Ranger defenceman, is out!) 2 Battery in Belleville in) with a virus. 1915. He served in France and/| |was wounded at Vimy in 1918. INDIA WINS TES He: received his discharge in NEW DELHI (Reuters)--In-|Belleville the same year. TAKES CANADIAN JOB LONDON (Reuters) -- Jackie |Goodwin, former outside right duct the service and interment] gig won the four-matc' . t} Surviving are three sons: Wil-\wi ° A leill'he in Unlon-Cermetary: Oslistte u tch cricket} g are three sons: Wil-|with English League clubs - In loving memory of my/awa. liam Little, James Ernest Lit--Brentford and Birmingham tle Jr., and Frederick S, Little,/City, has accepted the post,of all of Belleville, and two daugh-|manager of the Canadian soc- donations to/here Monday. The first three|fers, Mrs. Ernest (Evelyn)|cer club Inter Roma of Tor- the 'Holy Article Fund of thejtests were drawn, Final scoies| Chalk of Belleville, and Mrs,lonto. Goodwin, an English Foot- North Toronto Greek Orthodoxj)were; New Zealand 262 and/Chancey (Kathleen) Kerr ofjball Association staff coach, @x- India. 465 for 8 Pe eee jpects to. take over in early and 73 for 3, Also surviving are a brother, | April. test series against New Zealand when it beat the tourists by In lieu of flowers the family|seven wickets in the final test ee SS poh AES