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eee bs HEN, ae sa Vitus." ~memneree (OMS, GUE 1 lores jent condition, Te' 57 COLBORNE Sireet East, room and af Merry ey My le beds, close to tors, contrat downtown, Apply sie ROOM AND BOARD wonted on or about May 10, by two college reauttes in quiet ate home, © 30--Automoblles for oa |30--Automobiles for Sele bieck interior, Brown Motors L couple "Ooldsmobile three carburetors, floor shift. ne | Ft bap "glen, radio, tack bucket Phone 725-6757 after 3 pm '457 PONTIAC Laurentian Your . sedan, 14,000 guarenteed oigae mii | $1,200 cash, Gus Brown Lid. i= mas, snd Gus See en conten, zo AT THIS VALUE! 'erms, Gus Brown Motors mummy ae, st 1963 CORVAIR ey en ideel fem MONZA SPIDER | COU 7 WERE per gain, wit CH jautomatic, re i meat | lop, autora ic 1957 PONTIAC har 01 ga Motors Limited. UPE Ton bucket seats, 4 on the | floor, FM radio, 2-4. borrell carburetors, big motor, oll chrome plated, racing hub- cops. eee "" es power steering, No down pa Gus Brown Motors | MOTORS, trans, ai) car parts. Cauriica| Auto rockers Telephone 723-554) or} nights 725-4404, Starliner, two-door herdiop, | custom radio, spotless. , fasy terms to sult. olors Lid, 725-6568. Wi commercial boarding Fomes. please do not reply, Write Box 510, Oshawa Times. ROOM ond board tor two gentlemen, will- 7S es, 75-6002, #OOM and board for of gentlemen ; willing fo share, Lunches packed, heme, Joie eges, parking space, Telephone 7: 29---Wanted to Rent three BORGOM hve "Agena 5 ia" per month, Telephone LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING + on, n oF bed- 79) CHEVROLET impala, four-door hardtop, black, red trim, automatic, steering, No down 4 power brakes, PRICED TO SELL | trent, Terms. Gus Brown Motors 725-6566. ii 0 DOWN, " weekly, b buys + i958 Ford sedan, automatic and V-#. Cash, Irae arma at Nicols Joli Whitby, 7 aad "impala convertible |power brakes, prea windows, Bucket! $1595, fan aranisoet it) © NORTHSIDE re bag =--terettan senara.| CHRYSLER DODGE sitting room wanted by widow. TAS-6AT4, ONE: OR FWOBEDROOM "apartment, for mother and two children, Willing to pay up to $80, Telephone 728-1423, TWO GENTLEMEN, complete abstainers, desire furnished apartment mn private bath T8497, Two BEDROOM house wanted by August by family with one child. Reasonable rent, Telephone T2903) | anytime, QUIET MAN, 39, steadily 'employed, soi unfurnished or furnished room with + heuskeping, in @ quiet, cozy home. fer 6 ) phone 7 439, ante bedroom house, northwest dis- trict, by reliable tenant, both parents working, three school-age children. No more than $100 monthly, Call 105-9943 efter 6. THREE-BEDROOM bungalow wanted by couple with one child, in Oshawa, Pos- session June 1 Telephone 728-0135, TWO. or three-bedroom house wanted by adults, Telephone after 6 p.m, 723-5876, pas or three-bedroom house M eed by) adults by June |, Telephone 728-2645, st ADILY employed young man wishes private room and board. Telephone 724-7462, THREE. BEDROOM house wented "in north Oshawa by family of three, Posses sion, June 15. Telephone efter 5.30 p.m., 128-4373, YOUNG BXECUTIVE requires room and bosrd, north end preferred, Telephone pesacid BE BEDROOM house Wanted _ by He 1, Best references, Télephone 723- 9183. 30--Automobiles for Sale KELLY DISNEY USED CAR LTD. ae 1200 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY -- 668-5891 Cars bought end sold } Liens paid off Trade up er down Always top quelity SPOT CASH | Paid for, Good clean cars. | Trade up er down, Liens pald off, } DODD MOTOR SALES | 314 PARK RD. SOUTH 723-9421 BUYING OR SELLING TED CAMPIN MOTORS 407 KING ST, -- OSHAWA Cust Beat ef Wilson Rood) 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 THE HOME OF GOOD USED CARS "Before You Buy give Bill « try" BILL WHITTICK MOTORS LTD. | 1250 DUNDAS EAST, 668-587 1--72 ¢ waco 4S For elean corsa or trucks we deal up or down, Liens paid, NICOLS MOTORS LIMITED) 146 BROCK ST, NORTH Aeross from Royal Hotel Whitby 668- 333). SPEED N' SPORTS HEADQUARTERS -- NOW OPEN -- CUSTOM CAR EQUIPMENT LARGE STOCKS NO MONEY DOWN 1911 Avenue Road, Toronto. we BUICK Wildcat," Tour-door hardtop, fully equipped, ike new, Low down pay- ment and sas stem Gus Brown. Mo tors Lid. 728-73 ye Sc paaseice "four-door hardtop, Vé. auiomatic with power steering and brakes, A very clean automobile. Gus Brown Motors Ltd, 728-7375. 1942 PONTIAC two-door hardtop, Va auto matic, clean and reliable. Low down pay- ment, Terms. Gus Brown Motors. Ltd. 728-7375, ~ |Alax, 942 | 09 y MERCURY two-door hardiop, Va, |S) CHEVROLET {40,000 original miles, standard, Excellent condition, No down format "Be On the Sofeside--Deol with North dde"' (WHITBY) LTD. PHONE 668-3368 1954 | transi new, $395 723-2663, '$8 DODGE 6 cylinder' auiomatic, seat | belts, custom radio, rebuilt motor, Trade accepted, 509 Bloor East mornings or) after 4, 1956 MONARCH two-door hardtop, Very | clean, new motor and tires, $525 or near: | est offer, Phone 728-0844 after 4.30 p.m. AR PARTS, spindies to make hee ody ol used tires, 507 Bloor Stree! 1961 FORD convertible V8, standard shift East after 4, 723-2281, Biuve with matching interior, Lew down i941 CHEVROLET Impala convertible, payment. Terms, Gus Brown Motors Lid., white with red interior, automatic, power Tans, brakes and steering, excellent Condition, |eg WAsH ~ieiropolian -- 23,000 lies $2,000 after 5 car, very good body. es ' i ee ing $225. Will accent ger Phone Ajax 1940 DODGE-DART, clean, in good Fepair, |942-6086 after 5 p radio, heater, one owner, private sale, Call after 6.30 p.m, Wednesday or Thurs: day or any time Sunday, 7%- 7345 ie PONTIAC, color green, automatic, radio, After 5 telephone 726- 4807 i957 CHEVROLET V-4, four-door hardtop, | lpower steering and brakes, Automatic, [Best offer, Telephone Whitby 666-8473 i96) PONTIAC "convertible, V-#, auto- matic, good condition, Make offer, Bow: manville 623- 3415, 1966 PONTIAC Parisienne, two door, hardtop, V8 automatic, new brakes and muffler, Two new tires. Call 128-9764 1961 PONTIAC SiraloChiet two-door 6 cylinder, standard $1100, No rust, One owner, Under 40,000 miles, 726-3026. 1964 MERCURY two-door hardtop, auto- |matic, V-8, twotene, One owner, Private 1025. i988 PONTIAC sedan, ve motor, Telephone 723-7 195) OLOSMOBILE * 'excellent condi. tion, all power options including og and antenna, Private, Telephone 668-21 1988 METEOR convertible, one owner car, also '57 Mercury hardtop. Good condition Best offer, Phone Whitby 668-035) 194 PARISIENNE Custom Sports, red| {with biack leather trim, bucket seats, ifloor console, white walls, radio, $3,095 Telephone 728-2218. |i9é2 LAURENTIAN, "four-door sedan, 6 |eylinder, automatic, power & ring, 449 Ritson Rd, South lradio, shaded windshield, many more Oshawa 728-0921. condition, Must be seen to be _ _ deecipresnasnnincmnameca spreciated, Tesnone 725-0822. cgay eK 1954 OR "condition, $200 cash, 323 Ronedsis rive, Whitby, Tele MOTOR SALES LTD, VOLKSWAGEN phone (668-4878. Soles and Service New and Used Cors 334 Ritson Rd. S. 723-3461 Open Evenings ZOLTAN - NICK & DAN'S Your authorized DATSUN DEALER Volkswagen Service mission, radio, seat belts, Body like or best offer, Telephone Telephone preciated, Easy terms fors Lid, 728-7375 1965 CHEVROLET Air four-door |sedan Vé@ automaitc, washers, whitewalls, discs, radio, Telephone 726-7288 1959 CHEVROLET Biscayne, automatic, four-door, one owner, good condition, $650 or best cash offer, Can be seen at 489 Simcoe North or phone 723-3068, 1958 DODGE, two-door hardtop, matic, V8, A-l condition, private. phone 723-5000 1959 PONTIAC stendard six, four - ¢ radio, $575 for quick sale, 668+ 8606 or barf Crocus Crescent, Whitby 1959 VAUXHALL Victor four-door, A love-| ly little car, Cheap transportation, $275./ 668-8606 or 902 Crocus Crescent, Whitby, 1969 PONTIAC sedan, automatic six, corome discs, white wails, Must be sold inis |_weekend, 942-5693 31--Compact Cars for Sole | * VOLVO & PEUGEOT * MERCEDES BENZ JAKE and BILL'S GARAGE General Repair and Auto-Electric Service anderd, good automatic, very well kept, $920 or bes!/ jotfer, Must sell, private. 965-2816, | | 199? "CHEVROLET | Bel Air "station wagon, cylinder, automatic, good tires, fu' tat eet carrier, $800, yo 6 eylinder, | ion ation wa Harmony Road | sab aati standard, Best offer, 575 South or telephone 728-0407, 95) Ca #75, for information tele- 28-1306. 14 at FEOR custo motor, standard many extras, One owner | car, like new. Apply 554 Mary Street, Osh- ice Super 8, r wartow, 160 Simcoe South and steer very lephone wasc0e)' and private. aaa Oshowa 728- er -- - man . convertib! jie, oman red, ke bet Wn cal emery re tomatic. radia, Very cutel Asking $675 lexcellent condition, One owner. 723-7850 Apply 189 Guelph Street, 725-8782, '41 BODGE Phoenix convertible, wie. ee Envoy, four-door. 1111 jred trim, V8 automatic, radio, payment. Easy terms. Gus Brown yp 1964 VAUXHALL Viva, de dark bive, four! Lis. 725-6568. seat belts, snow fires, new paint job, 12, 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air four-door & 000 miles, remaining warranty, Apply 342 bg nf automatic, whitewalls, radio, new brakes and transmission, Excel nt (1959 AUSTIN, K-@, Wily reconditioned, Delt oy Apply 1239 Meadowvale Street, |good body and five new tires, $200. Tele |'it CHEVROLET Bel Air four-door hard: jPhene 723-5876 top 'V8 automatic, radio, turquoise and |1969 ACADIAN hardiop aulomalic equip-| | white. No down payment. Gus Brown ed, 20,500 miles. immaculate condition Motors Lid,, 725-6568, $1,795. Phone 728-1972 42 "CHEVY 1! convertible, automatic, 1961 MGA convertibie, maroon with black | custom radio, we , Excellent con top, excellent condition. Reasonable, Pri dition, No down int. «Easy terms, vate, Apply 238 Kaiser Crescent Gus Brown ators | "tide 725-6568 1943 CORVAIR" convertible, ~\mpala "King four-speed, Many extras, sest power offer. Telephone 723-4974. spotless ar 1 eg a Lid. 1960 AUSTIN Westminster, écylind four-door, threespeed on floor with ov "convertible, excellent condi Non automatic, radio: power steer Motors Gus brakes, One owner. oe . Brown ang drive, good condition. Asking $900 GLBSMOBILE Super &8 four-door phone 728-6311 hava power brakes, power steering, ws "GMC haliion We ue, Wea 4 "tim | tier "Shae condition. Telephone 725-7145 oe Strect Northy Ap 44 WORD Fairlane, twodoor hardtop V8 Wee CORVAIR BNA, 4door, 4-speed, jayment |euternatie, i ge FB th eh private sale, Telephone 728-5692 Ltd., 725-6568, 44) CHEVROLET impale two-door hard- 32--Trucks for Sale fop, black red trim, V8 automatic, power |1952 FORD 's-ton pick-up in good running brakes, power steering, radio Gus condition, $275. Apply Haves Store, Colum: |Brown Motors Lid. 725 4568. bus, (Next to Esso Station) i CHEVROLET deluxe, four-door sta- 1955 CHEVROLET haif-ton fionwagon. Excellent mechanical condi: good condition, Apply 292 tion, standard transmission. No down South n -- " Sermeny See Jeet fo suit, Gus Brown 1945 CHEVROLET Union Irucky Var matuatd condition. Apply 509 Bloor Street 'Se CHEVROLET impala "two-door here mornings or after 4 p.m top &cylinder automatic, radio, console, super sport trim. No down payment iy pines ee Terms, Gus Brown Motors Ltd, 725-6568 91) platforms . equi tee 'e) CHEVROLET Biscayne four-door, 6 trailers. Telephone 728-3573, 728-8840. 1955 CHEVROLET \y phone 942-0286. SS CHEVROLET speed transmission Easy terms, Gus ae 378 good 33--Automobiles ick-up truck, shawa Bivd payment, Easy terms, Gus Brown Motors Motors Ltd, 725-6568, 6) CHEVROLET Bei Air twodoor hard top 6 standard radio, whitewalls, white red trim, One owner, Terms. Gus Brown Motors Ltd. 1958 PONTIAC sedan, running order, radio. Iton truck with # An ideal tow truck Brown Motors, Limited, 7 good body, Reasonabie. phone 723-710) nar CHEVROLET Bel Air 'sedan, dive with matching interior. Low down pay- ment and easy terms. Gus Brown Motors CARS WANTED Wit CHEVROLET Bal Alr Wwodoor hard top VA automatic radio whitewalls. Good | hi Ue 77-7375, Wad CHEVROLET" el aly Your-daei sedan, custom radio, one owner, original waee SNIt_ under warranty. Telephone wa G ScososiLe" "Dynamic" Wwodoor 'S) CHEVROLET 8 rdtep. silver grey with mateni: Ine wae Low down payment Torna. Quy Brown Motors Lid, TA-7975. Wa MERCORY Comer convertible, @ cylindé@r, automatic, fully equipped. Low = payment and easy terms, Gus rown | Motors Ltd. 720-7375. WH BUICK invicta four-door sedan, Va aviomatic, with power steering and brakes. Gus Brown Motors Ltd. i. BITS, MOTORS, trans, ar 2 all car "parts, Courtl | Auto bo sop _ Telephone Tia or 3 nights, 725-4404 6d PONTIAC lourdoor hardion. "one | owner, guaranteed 38.000 original miles. | Gus Brown Motors Limited. 728-7375 We FORD converiible with new mates | Se PON FORD Zephyr, 8295. Good cond and 'ransmission Jus? like new. Lew), down payment. Terms. Gus Brown Mo! tors Lid. 720-7373. 1 CORVAIR Monza Spider, maroon with black Interior, Four-speed transmis. | 'elephone 728-7806 y PONTIAC La Laurentian 'coach, & tylin- der, standard shift. Very clean. low down | payment. Easy terms. Gus Brown Mo! tors Lid. 728-7375 by ME. CHEVROLET jaurdeor hardicn, ment. Easy terms. Gu: tie. Rens. 3s Brown Aotors WH PONTIAC Va siendara 3 "jaar 'HY OLDSMOBILE Super Brown Motors. Ltd sound. matehing trim, miles, dard transmis! ke inder, standard shift. Low down pay: | with an sont " jtors Lid. 728. ' 728-6393. 88, two-door | hardtop, one owner, spotiess. Fully pow- Easy terms Buying a New Car? Sell your used car te 'Ted' Talk "Cash' 'to the New Car Dealer and 'Save'. ered. No down payment Gus Brown Motors Ltd, 725 hs iscayne four-door, Va tandard, salient --mechanica standard, Bay a posto renin! ED CAMPIN MOTORS wit, Gus Brown Motors Ltd. 725-6568 723-4494 Res. 725.5574 bisa MERCURY | hardiop. Best offer. Tele a are Wrecking Co. -Cars 'Bough. | ie pe . Iron and metals Bought < VELA Deluxe, twodoor, new tires, "Bloor siree! ret Bast, 725-2311. automatic, radio, whitewalls, custom red CAKEsHOBE AUTO WRECKERS want trim, One local owne Terms. Gus cars for wrecking. Highes! prices pald 725-6568. 2st Wentworth Bast, 7251181. 'ST PONTIAC Laurentien, two-door hard. WANTED: Cars for wrecking. Telephone | top, automatic, whitewalls, radio, oviae. 728-4849, Robert Nichols. | drown trim. No down payment. Terms suit, Gos Brown Motors _Lta, 7S | 34-- Automobile Repair te ee ane iaiOe™ Day (OSHAWA TUNEUP CONTRE ction or: offers ex- Redullt transmission, Phone | nop) carburetor and auto electric service. ing Street West, 728-0817 ition. TEN clalists. | Telephone 728-4173 special ats. tranamis- 42 PONTIAC Parisienne convertibie va [NOM #5 our ene bc) tags automatic double power, radio, Brown, ; trade considered, terms' |OSHAWA AUTO PARTS and Aule Wreck-| avaliable. Gus Brown Motors Lid. 725-\ers, 1175 Nelson Street, want cers fer | 4568. wrecking Telephone 725-2142 er 723-4245. 43 BUICK La Sabre two-door Raratop, : fully pewered, local doctor's car, 35--Lost and Found ta terms. Gus Brown Pr COS¥ -- Part Persian male cal black! jwith patches of sand color, Black bushy tail en April % from Arthur Street. 728-0577, 723-164. Lid, 725 WE CHEVRY Ii coach, 6 cylinder, stan down payment Levee: Gus Brown Me | reg; Glider ia, front on Macceughiie P Public Library, Tues- [Waa PONTIAC | Parisienne two-door | hard-jday. Green and white, serial rarer four-door, radio, washers oo condition, $580 Telephone 72 1840 ENVOY Siation wagon. write with red interior. An ideal second car, Easy terms. Brown Motors Limited. Tele "running | easy terms, Gus 'marae, excellant condition. |SI926TEN. Reward. Telephone 725-477 ow 2 ' ---- Moters Ltd LOST -- breceiel, ant 'Tque > leds, . end: gold chain, Wednosdey Aor 1987 OLOSMOBILE four door hardion, | vic tie ot connauan Street Vise very easy terms. iow down payment Feat: or Church, wren, a pay Terms. Gus Brown -- P2B-7375 stone . Brown Motors COBOURG DEMOLITION OF TWO BOILERS ONTARIO HOSPITAL SEALED TENDERS will be re- ceived by the undersigned, until 3:00 p.m. (E.0.T,) on WEDNESDAY, May 26th, 1965 for the Demolition of Two Boilers at the Ontario Hos- pital, Cobourg, Ontario, NOTE; The successful tender- er will be required to submit o Certified Cheque or o Per- formance Bond mode pay- able to the Honourable the Provincial Treasurer of Ont- ario in the amount of $500, Specifications ond Tender Documents may be obtained from, or viewed at Room 6630, Deportment of Public Works, East Block, Parlia- ment Buildings, Torento 2, Ontario, Tenders will not be consider- 1964 CHEVROLET "Bel Air sedan, execu: 1, CHARL tive driven, Shouvid.be driven to be ap-| Street, Oshawa, will not & nccichagh ind Gus Brown Mo- bod any debts contracted In my ni inyone, on or after this date, peril HA "gute-| Tele-| 1,800 miles, original mileage and owner, --s 37--Austions ed unless mode on forms sup- plied by the Deportment. Any tender not necessorily occepted, J, D. MILLAR, Deputy Minister, Department of Public Works Ontario, Re RINES, of |90s, without my written consent. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES GIBBS, deceased. ALL persons having cleims against the estate of the seid James Gibbs, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, retired factory worker, deceased, who died on or about the 28th day of Januery, 1965, are required to file proof of some with the undersigned solicitors for the Executors of the estate of the soid deceased on or be- fore the 13th day of May, 1965, after which date the soid Executors will proceed to distribute the said estate, having regord only to the claims of which they shell then have notice DATED at Oshowe, this 20th day of April, 1965. CREIGHTON, DRYNAN, MURDOCH & VICTOR, 5 Simcoe St. North, Oshawa, Ontario. Solicitors for Gilbert L. Murdoch and Lottie V. Howard, Executors for the said estate WHITBY, ONTARIO TENDERS For Construction of @ four- room and science labortory tor the Denis O'Connor Private High School Board Seoled tenders will be receiv. ed ot 903 Gifford St., Whitby, St. John the Evangelist Rec- tory, until 4:00 p.m. Wednes- dey, Moy 19,-1965 for the construction of this building Tenders for mechanical ond electrical trades will be de- posited with the Oshawa Bid Depository, 80A Wolfe Street, Oshawa, Ontario up te 3:00 p.m. D.S,T, Monday, May 17, 1965. Drawings and specifications will be available at the office of the architect upon deposit of a certified cheque in the amount of $50.00. The lowest or any tender not necessorily accepted FRANK BURCHER, ARCHITECT, 143 James St. S, Hamilton, Ont ¥ min L RONALD | DEAN, formerly of eau: monde Heights Drive, Rexdate, Ontario, will not be responsible for any debts con- body tracted in my name by anyone, on or ton after this date, May 6, 1965, without my having | written consent x ton pick up. Tele tl George Raby, "ot 253 Athol Street East, Oshawa, will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name by anyone On or after this date, May 6, 1965, with- | oul my written consent George Raby | AUCTION SALE Property of J. H. PASCOE Let 2, Con. 4, E. Whitby Twp. -- | con. north and 4 mile west of Taunten --~ SAT. MAY 8, 1965 30 cattle, 2 tractors, imple. ments, hay, straw, grain, fur- niture, some ontiques, used lumber, ladders, ete. Furni- ture sale at | 2 noon Wallace Pascoe, Grant Pascoe, Clerks, Ted Jackson, Ted Spencelly, Auctioneers Proprietors or auctioneers will mot be responsible for any public liability, property dem- Oge or injury te the public in connection with auction sale. 38--Coming Ev Events NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:45 at ST. GEORGE'S HALL (Albert ond Jackson Sts.) Games $6, $12, $20 Moy be doubled or tripled $240 IN JACKPOTS dD Door Prize $15 Simcoe = Street United south counriee Home pp Pgs | oe valuable keepsake, Reward. loan' Sele, F * 118 at the ena ?. ding. @ahawe, \38--Coming Events KINSMEN BRING THIS SPECIAL Ya PRICE PASS to the FRI., MAY 7th KINSMEN SUPER CAR BINGO AT THE PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE Over $7,700 in prizes including New 1965 specified cor from dealer of your choice or $2,000 Cash, $1,000 Hi-Lo Gome $1,300 Big Snowball (54 Nos.) $600 regular gomes $450 Specio! games Don't forget to buy the econo- my pock for value ond save money, | Plus 3 Early Bird Games , of 195 Conant (Share the Wealth) at 7.30 MANY FREE AND VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES KINSMEN | HOLY CROSS | BINGO Every Friday 7:45 $600 IN PRIZES $120 in 56 Nos. $20 Consolation $200 in 60 Nos. $20 Consolation Free Admission--Good Parking Neo Children Please OSHAWA LIONS CLUB BINGO WED. NIGHT $1,200 in eash prizes Jackpot Nos. 53 and 53 BILEE PAVILION 50c 'ADMISSION Entitles you to | Free Card, plus @ chance on @ TV to be drawn May 26th. Winning ticket last month, Red Ticket 140931, Mrs, R. Creamer, , 146 Burk St. OSHAWA JAYCEES BINGO TONIGHT ames ot $20, 5 games 30 -- $150. Jackpot 2 - $250 Jackpots NUMBER 53 and 58 Early Bird Game RED BARN Children under 16 net admitted 'MOODS IN MUSIC '65 Port Perry United Church Choir will present a program in the PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM on SATURDAY, MAY 8 at 8:15 pm. Featuring selections from "The Sound of Musie" and other numbers Adults $1.00 -- Children 50¢ EVERYONE WELCOME 20 ot Miscellaneous Friday --- May 7th 2 p.m. at Joseph's National Church 300 Court St. at Olive St $1000 Small Snowball! (52 nos.) 42nd year. F $10 each Horizontal Line |salene, "| ERYDERMAN -- RUMMAGE SALE RUMMAGE SALE At St. George's Memorial Church Centre Street on May 7, 1965 et 10:30 am |RUMMAGE SALE, Sica |Chureh, Friday, May ? at 1.30 | RUMMAGE SALE, Simcoe irae igi | ope Memoria! Hall, Friday, May 7 et mm. é | 1 [pROeRTSIVE | EUCHRE, Saturday, Ma Sponsored by Ledies' Auxiliary Ulster Flute Band. Ad- 4, 8 p.m. Weodview Park, mission S0e. prizes. it og dyed Py gic MONEY MADE Call 723-3492 Place your order TODAY: Selling Things through Oshawa Times S| Classified Ads BIRTHS Pag ~ Pee and Therese are very announce rth of their pose Fg at the Oshawa General Hos lon Monday, May 3, 1965. A little sister for Timmy. Many thanks Or, Beck |and the nurses of 4th floor. HOLTFOSTER -- Joe and Heather (nee pie of their son, 8 ibs. 10 ozs 1 May 3, 1965, at the Oshews General Hospital, A little brother for Carolyn, Our \special thanks to Dr, Morgan, DEATHS | anderson) are happy fo announce jad thn: ett st., Whitby, occurred Wednes- OBITUARIES THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 6, 1965 29 GEORGE HARVEY BAR? The death of George Harvey Barr, formerly of 917 Henry jday at the Oshawa General Hos- pital, He was in his 75th year and had we in failing health |¥) for some time, He was born and educated in |Blyth, Ont., the son of the late \John 'and Annie Barr. | In 1914 he married the former wi mM Pp c Claiming, three and rod led FORT ERIE ENTRIES FRIDAY, MAY 7 FIRST RACE *~ Purse $2,000 (2500) four-year-old maid: in Canada. 1 Mile and 70 Master imeem, fog tty %120 ilie D., No B } Darbykin, Turcotte Kies Moger Lena, 105 Miss, No 110 ory Barque, big ar aim Oasis, No Boy 1 f Of Blue, \Edith May Lockwood in Toron- Sagemo Sede, 'gare a) | BARR, George Harvey In fai Oshawa May 5& eneral Hospital on Wednesday, 1965, George Harvey Barr (of ronto) beloved husband of the late Edith Lockwood, dear father of Mrs, J. H Bride (Ruth) of Whitby, dear grand- rita of William of eae, in hie th Resting at the W. C. Town, Fun Chavet, Whitby, for service in the chapel on Friday, May 7 at 3 p.m. in core | as Pine Hills Cemetery, Toronto, sie the Rev, J. Smith. Visitors commencing 2 pm, Thursday, | GIBSON, Bilen Eve |At Memoria! Hospital, Bowmenvilie, on) Thursday, May 6, 1965, Ellen Eva Gib-| son, widow of the late William H. Gibson and dear mother of Harold, Wallace, Her- bert of Newcastle, Dorothy (Mrs, C. M,! Hutton) cf Brampton and the Charles of Oshawa, In her Fist year, Resting at Noriicutt and Smith Funerai| Home, Bowmanville until noon Saturday, May %, then to St. |Chureh, Newcastle, for service at 3 linterment St. George's Cemetery. pm. GIBSON, George Edward (irish) |Entered into rest in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Toronto, on Wednesday, May 5, 1965, George Edward Gibson (irish) be-) loved father ef Miss Beverly Gibson,| Mrs. David Bathe (Leanna), Mrs, Robert Brown (Dorothy), George Gibson Jr, all of Oshawa; ng at the Armstrong F nerai Home, Oshawa, with funeral ser vice in the Chapel on Friday. May 7 at/conducted the service and in-|Canade. 4' Furlon 2 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Ceme- tery MURRAY, tdna Alberta Entered into rest in the Oshawa gr Hospital on Thursday, May 6, 1965, Alberta Moffatt, widow of Hugh Bouse Murray, sister of Mrs. &, J worth (Leta) and Meredith Moffatt "ean of Oshawa, and Orme Moffatt of To ronto, Resting at the Armstrong Funeral) Home, Oshawa, for funeral service in the chapel, Saturday, May 6, at 2 p.m Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. | SHIELDS, Eve Lillian After a lengthy Iliness at Oshawa ly eral Hospital on Tuesday, May 4, Eva Lilllan Pussell of 308 Burns sireat East, Whilby, beloved wite of go _ Shields, dear sister of Mrs, M (Mildred), George Russell of Victoria, C, and Albert Russell of Vancouver; | B.C. Resting at the W, C, Town Funeral | Chapel, Whitby, for service In the chapel! on Friday, May 7 at 2 p.m, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Min- ister the Reverend §. Armstrong. Visit- ors commencing 2 p.m. Thursday. WHORMS, Ives Entered into rest at the family egy od (42 Sandra Street West, Oshawa, on day, May 4, 1965, Ives reaiiy,. aed loved wife of Harold Whorms and mmather| lof Mrs. R. Odesoure (Ethlyn), England . G. Pendergast (Dorothy), Toronto) K, Garel (Tessie), LaBelle (Jo), Ottawa; Pender (Lil), Tor Jamaica; Mrs. Nicholson Toronto; Lioyd and Henry of! Oshawa and Ray of Toronto; sister of| Mrs, Mary Jane Marris (Minnie, bia ca; Sister Mary Joseph, Convent Mercy, Jamaica; in her 70th year. Rew. ing at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with requiem high mass in Holy! Cross Church Saturday, May & at 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.) (Knights of Columbus prayers will be held! at the funeral home Friday at 7.30 p.m.) Jamaica; mee Mrs, Mrs A Kindness beyond Price, yet Within reach of all, GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL . 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 | LOCKE'S FLORISTS | Funeral ararngements and floral arrangements for all occasions. | OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 IN MEMORIAM EVERLASTING | MEMORIALIZATION is almost possible with the | MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER thet we supply: and install, Please call MOUNT LaWN MEMORIAL PARK _723 2633 CARD OF THANKS| Words cannot ex- Press our sincere thanks te our friends,| jneighbors and relatives for their cards, flowers, many acts of kindness, oli the loss of a dear husband and father. speétal thanks to Mr. and Mrs, M, Robin: son for their outstanding service: also [Myrtle WI for the lunch and Rev. Mundy {for his consolin words. Thanks oy lone. he Cryderman Fam | LANSEA -- in ifie midst of sorrow | Wish to thank our relatives, all the man friends and neighbors for kindness and {sympathy shown us in the recent iliness! and death of a beloved husband; also Or Kowalsky and nursing staff at Oshawa General Hospital | Mrs. Betty Lansea. iia | NNA WINNER Claude Ryan, 40, publish- er and editor of Montreal Le Devoir, is 1964 winner of the National Newspaper Award for editorial writing. His winning series of editor- ials included many on rela- tions between Quebec and the rest of Canada. | (CP Photo) | PRINCE GAVE TROPHY Britain's Princé Philip gave the Prince Philip Cup to be the/ernments to study a pian for an esd for world supremacy injimmediate all-Europe automo- tiddlywinks {bile market. George's Anglican) | Murray, to, who pred d him in 1960. Mr. Barr was a grocery mer- health for some time at the chant in Toronto until his re-| jtirement six years ago. In 1962 917 Henry Street. Whitby, formerly of To-| bad moved from Toronto to Whit- Mer! The deceased was an adher- ;ent of the United Church, He is survived by a daughter. |Whiies' a grandchild, and a bro ther, Earl, of Ridgetown, Ont, The remains are at the W. C, Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, lfor the funeral service Friday, | J. H, McBride, (Ruth) of J Armstrong 110 teal lune, Arma tomy Planky, Montgomery X120 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,900 (om) |Claiming, four-year-olds and up. 6 Fur- Brent 7 P, x ronte kg rears 103 Navy Grand, No Boy 113 Pre 1 Bimini Biil, Harris) xin Wedded Bliss, la AK103 Dr. Kress, Inouye ad The Captain" Ne ( 13 Faisun, Inouye 1 Vogel's Victor, Ditech We sion Play, Potts. 111 | Roman g , Parker A-XI11 Eligibie: Entendido, Armstr 119; Double Rule, Gordon, 113) Ar! |Treat, No Boy, 113; Merry Madea |Gomez, 116; Hitiden Hope, Ditttech, |By Command, Parnell, 116, , Rev. John. Smith, of St, Mark's|A--O Kemp and Phoenix Stable Entry. United Churc j/Pine Hills Cemetery, Toronto, FUNERAL OF FREDERICK CHURCHILL The funeral service for Fred-| erick Churchill, who died Sun-} day at the Oshawa Genera Hospital, was held Wednesday ie at the McIntosh - Anderson Fu- Jack of Scarborough, In fe neral Chapel. Rev. A. M. Butler, 'of Cedardale United Church terment was in Union Ceme- tery, Oshawa. The pallbearers were: Donald! |Lownie, Andrew Barclay, Ern est Barnes, William Reader, ao Beal and William Sand- or MRS. WILLIAM H. GIBSON | In failing health months, Mrs, William H, Gib- son of Newcastle died at Bow-| manville Memorial Hospita early today. She was $list year, The deceased, who was born| had been a} interment| resident of the Newcastle area for more than 30 years. She was {a member of St. George's Ang- jlican Church and was a very active worker in the women's at Meaford, Ont., organizations of the church, Mrs. Gibson is survived by a| C, M. Hutton Brampton and | Mrs, L, Figueroa (Bnith), Peterborough) |three sons, Harold, Wallace and Herbert, of Newcastle, She was 'onto; sister Mary Ming: predeceased by a son, Charles, daughter, Mrs. (Dorothy) of \of Oshawa. Mrs, Northcutt and Smith Funera |Home, Bowmanville, in St. George's Church, New- Cc ment will be Cemetery. MRS. EDNA A. MURRAY in St, | The death occurred at the /Oshawa General Hospital this morning of Mrs. Edna A. Mur ray, formerly of 208 Athol st. after a brief illness, 'She was the |late Mr. and Mrs. David Mof- ~\fatt, and was born at Orono. The deceased was a mem- ber of King Street United Church and was formerly ac- tive in 'the Sunday School and |in_ women's organizations. Mrs. Murray was predeceased by her husband, Hugh Douglas She is sur- vived by a sister, Mrs. E. J. in 1964. Wadsworth (Leta), of Oshawa and two brothers, Meredith, of Oshawa, and Orme, of Toronto. The remains are at the Arm- strong Funeral Home for the jfuneral service in the chapel |May 8. Rev. Wesley Herbert, lof King Street Church, will con- duct the service and interment in Union Cemetery, will be Oshawa. MRS, HAROLD WHORMS Mrs. Harold Whorms, suddenly at her residence, Sandra street w., on May 4. Born in Jamaica to Mr, and/Plane Mrs. " iecandar Innerarity, on| records se tby the Soviet Union. she mar: September 5, 1895, 15, Alried Harold Whorms Dec. 1923. She had been a resident of Oshawa for seven years and a Y\member of Holy Cross Church. She is survived by her hus- ¢ |band Harold, eight daughters, Mrs. England; Mrs. G. (Dorothy), of Toronto; Mrs. L. Figueroa (Enith), Peterbor- jough; Mrs. K. Garel (Tessie), Jamaica; Mrs, A, Lazbelle (Jo), Ottawa; Mrs. R. Pender (Lil), | Toronto; lene, Jamaica; Mrs. F. Nicho son (Marlene), Toronto; three lsons, Lloyd and Henry of Osh-! awa and Ray of Toronto, Also) surviving are 28 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.| She was predeceased by two sisters, Mrs, Mary Jane Morris, (Minnie) and Sister Mary! Joseph, Convent of Mercy, both) of Jamaica. She is resting at the Arm- strong Funeral Home, with High Requiem Mass at Holy Cross Church May 8 at 10 a.m. Interment in Resurrection Cemetery. Prayers will be held in the| funeral home on May 7 at 8 p.m. Labor, Tories Back Car Pact STRASBOURG, France (Reu-| ters)--British Conservative and Labor spokesmen joined Wed- nesday in backin, a Europe- as a step to linking Common Market and European Free Trade Asso- wide automobile market ciation countries. Reginald Maudling, exchequer, nation European Assembly, asked member gov h, will conduct the! ywip on late) service and interment will be in| \cinimine, threes "ours in wom in her} Gibson will be at the! for service astle, at 3 p.m., May 8. Inter- George's former Edna | Alberta Moffatt, daughter of the died|ident Johnson has announced 4o|that a R. Ode Souza (Ethlyn), of Pendergast Sister Mary Magda- former \Conservative chancellor of the addressing the 18- Consultative $2,000 (2500) three. and four-year-old maid- lens, foaled in Canada, (Divn. of ist) 1 Mile and 70 Yards Sea Day, Harris X105 Mr, Bellachop, No Boy 125 White Wheels, Herris X110 | Boowenni, Parker X110 | Bob 'eaver, McComb 118 |Aunt Fanny, Potts 110 + Harrison 110 Lucky Degree, Nash 110 I Colour Her Fleet, Inouye N0 End' . Ra Ferro X11 Hack, Sorensen MT inner? 's Prince, Wright 125 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 (7500) 1) Claiming, maiden two-year-olds, foaled in| Mighty Striker, No 0 Boy A- Able Ruler, Dittfach 118 The Four R's, Maxwell 118 Leff Wing, Gordon 115 iced, Leblanc 115 Sectoria, Walsh 115 Hair Dresser, Inouye 115 New Canadian Count Lively, 'Gomer | Ne tive, Ne Boy 113 ; Bive Chintz, Fitzsimmens 118 Gold Gem, No Boy A-115 Reva! at tee No Boy 118 Stan's Kay, Welsh, 115) Mansin Fl pi Ne Ties snaw Were, | eee awa i Acadian. bi (40 pee 1183 eee ra ete 15, / and Mrs P Sento Entry. FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 (2500) Claimi rods erestaieeh hes nee Pe ae | raph: years, 1 |Gloud tvsr Robinson 108. | Plucky Crest, .: 'msi Berracho J.J. ie $ cg Manor tare, Inova Mi * a Led 'Parker alte a. ure Jr and Phoen jabie I. GQUINELLA WAGER no id beeline gd ~~» Purse $2,600, Ai ances. ree and fourey' olds, lin Bopoa Py For , " rmstr We. Withers Sale, No Bow 119 WW | Butigracetehy, Fitzsimmons 114 Bar, Inouye A-1i9 'Alrliah, core 14 4 '" ar Wu . Heairmerctic, CulnbetToon xs Fieet of Boy 116 Roses, ory Bride, Parker pur it | Sketch, Ni "9 io block Lae? Leblanc A-ll4 Sonsuper Flow, Robi 114 Acstattord Farms Entry. Pit he lah RACE -- Purse $2,900, "The Angole'"' Allewandie, four-vear-olds and up. 6 Furlon --_ | Aged Dust, Boy | Arctic Swirl, Parkin' Xin | Dark Fairy, Gomez 1 Spook Rider, ihe a rid mach * Ya | Flippin Floyd, Wi Shook 2nd, Di | Fabison, Turcotte Weil To Do, Pitcliornens WwW Big Rocky, Leblanc 116 A--Shanel Stables and A Blanco Entry. EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,200 (4500) | Claiming. four-year-olds and up. 6a Fur- longs. Fapaceds Armbro, eg lag 6 "sponta erenes, Armurene Ww Sky Spark, Harris X108 has bs. AAC iPost time 2 pm. l| Trance A Normal Faculty, May Help Man To Survive By ALTON BLAKESLEE "NEW YORK (AP). .-- Enter- ing a trance, or something like it, seems to be a normal, com- mon mental faculty, a psychia- trist suggested Monday. This ability may help us sur- |vive, said Dr. Arnold Ludwig of Madison, Wis. Without this faculty, men or women might not have some flashes of insight, or ability to think creatively, or to perform acts of heroism, or to get along | socially, he told the American Psychiatric Association. The word "trance" is usually associated with hypnosis--and everything from parlor tricks and the story of Svengali ex- ercising powers over Trilby to helping people stop smoking. In this field, 'there is a morass of theories' trying to explain what a trance is, Lud- wig said. MANY FORMS From a broader perspective, "it would seem that the hyp- notic trance, as we know it to- day, is only one of many differ- ent forms of trance," he ad- ded. "Trance or trance-like states may occur when an individual is absorbed in listening to or dancing to music, engaged in artistic creation, prayer, reve- ries, meditative contemplation," or driving on a highway, or al- most any situation where he's "exposed to monotonous, rhyth- mic stimuli, relative immobili- zation, fatigue, intense intellect- ual absorption," he said. 1 "trance phenomena are much more widespread than are generally supposed, and constitute a normal or common, rather than an abnormal or un- usual, mental faculty. "Much as most of man's fac- ulties have been evolved to al- low him to cope better with his environment, it also seems likely that man's capacity for trance may serve some impor- tant survival functions." As examples, Ludwig said: "Trances may allow a person, to experience reality in some totally different way, thus help- ing him to accomplish things or performs tasks which he or- dinarily might not consider pos- sible," CAN FIX ATTENTION In a trance, a person can "ex- clude from consciousness all traneous thoughts and outside or bodily influences" and so de- vote more attention, memory and energy to solving prob- lems, or to think creatively. Socially, trances may lead to great social cohesion, Ludwig said, for the person tends to lose. his own sense of identity and "may become more sus- ceptible to outside influences." In those circumstances, he can be swayed by demagogue or the religious healer or dy- namic speaker "for either de- structive or constructive ends." But he also may become 60- cially aware "'by virtue of his merging his identity with others and becoming more susceptible to their feelings and thoughts." A-1] Exceeds WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pres- a jet interceptor created by ithe designer of the U-2 spy has bettered world speed | Johnson said the YF-12A air- craft, formerly called the A-11, jexceeded 2,000 miles-an-hour on ja straight course and hit a speed of 1,688 miles-an-hour on a closed course -- meaning a round-trip flight from one point to another and back. The plane's new world records on two flights were made Sat- urday by different crews at Ed- wards Air Force Base, Calif. The old record for a straight course--1,665.8 m.p.h. set July 7, 1962, by a Soviet E-166 jet. The same Soviet aircraft es- tablished the old closed-course s| record of 1,491.9 m.p.h. on Oct. U.S. Jet World's Fastest, 2,000 M.P.H. 7, 1961, DESIGNED U:2 Johnson noted in a statement that the YV-12A was designed by vice-president "Kelly" John- son of Lockheed Aircraft Corp., the builder of the plane. John- son also designed the U-2. Johnson's weekend statement referred to a_ straight-course record of "over 2,000 miles-an- hour." A precise speed claim will be [filed with the Interna- tional Federation of Aeronau- tics after electronics speed cali- brations have been completed. The craft, in its interceptor form, has a gross weight of 90,- 000 pounds and is powered by two jet engines each delivering a thrust reported to be between 35,000 and 40,000 pounds. The plane is said to have a ~axi- mum range of 4,000 miles. | Girl Wins Speech Test By BEVERLEY WARING The Easter holidays are over for another year and Pickering District High School students are back to the glue factory for a hard working but short term Needless to say, some had more linteresting holidays than others. In public speaking, the senior contest was held on April 13 with seven contestants partici- patng this year. The topics were greatly varied from such things jas snakes to Doukhobors. The speakers were Susan Crawford who spoke on "Can- ada's Poor"; Sharon Rothenber- ger speaking on "The Peace Corps"; Grace Lioyd telling about the "Growing Problems of Canada's Doukhobors" and Peter Robertson expressing his views on "Over Organization". Allen Jones' speech concerned tion, "How to be a Successful Failure'. The a ~. Mrs. Rog-, ers, PDHS; WwW. A, McKay: and Mr. Parrott from Ajax' High. They chose Sharon Roth- enberger as first and Joy Green as second. Congratulations to the winners and all participants. The junior speaking contest was held May 4, at >DHS. In the sports department, bad- minton is the name of the game. All last week the players have been practising and play- ers were. eliminated for the *Ischool team. Last Friday nine mixed doubles played Whitby's Henry St. High School at Pick- ering. Grade 9 Intramural badminton will begin this Monday, bright and early. Already students have started to practise for track and field. I hear there will be no hurdles on the track this year for the runners have enough to do jumping over mounds of earth, bricks and workmen! "Snakes Mostly Deadly" and Ida Bazarin spoke about the! various aspects of "Deep Sea Life'. Joy Green was the last) speaker, and she gave = stu-| dents. some valua' orma| DANDELION DRUNK A Scottish firm exports a caf- feine - free coffee, made from: dandelion roots, to several coun - tries, including Canada. ie At