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Y PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, DECEMBER "30, 1949 ANTAD STO : Business - Professional "DIRECTORY 1~~Auditors 8 HOPKINS, CERTIFIED ~GEN- TR ry 24 Alger Bide. King Phou 7. Consulting pe and ei (Peb.1) 2.~Baristers Articles Wanted .. 37. Wanted Agents Wanted ... 40 INDEX TO WANT AD CASEATIONS Articles for Sale .. 36 | Female Help " For Rent .... Auditors .e» 1 | Funeral Di Automobiles For Sale Phin Repairs 18 Auction Sale ...... 43 seenienss 3 Insurance Instruction 8, HYMAN, K.C., BARRISTER, Louis A Mosigage Loans arranged. 25 Sim- oe North. Phone 67. Resi n Bullding Trades ... 11 Busines Oppor- 88 ...iii0000 Tio / Male Help ence or AND BARRISTERS. P Annis £0 Te Sh Simcoe Street Phone 4, Ri 739. (Feb.l) Oppor. tunities Wanted .. 21 Wanted .. Chilopractors veess 4 | Male and GREER, TE fs » 6 Bin Street East. Ain verses 16 y , Pollard, K.C.. Usbridse, 0. he CREIGHTON & Tt Bank of Commerce (Feb.1) JAMES OB MacBRIEN, BARR\S ASTER te 201. 70 King East, ng El. Sphons 349. (Feb.1) JOSEPH Ca. Maney 1. tou BARRISTER, to Office, 1415 yt Phone 83' i Canawa. #hono A 7. ok a oom = got: ter. gr 11, His i Tn Ro, J. A. A. J. PARKHILL A 5 0 Lad » Simcoe oe. i] ) Blo! Bane or ote" ud NG Soietton Notary, tt Res. oe Wire os 287TTW. 3a--Physiclans ana Surgeons YANCH, National N (Feb. i to loan. Phon, o 282. Feb.1) DR. BAPTY, Oshawa, Phone 3832. Hours: {excep Wo Wednesday and Saturday) 3 to 3 i FOST OFFICE, H. MUCK, OPPOSITE H to 1, 2 to 5 and Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings, 9. Phone 1516 (Feb.1) TORY AND ge on Ld HOURS: 9 am. to 6 p.m. Wednesd 9 to 1. A. E Johnson, Pbk "none 28 6--Insurance anid veeseoeee $3 THREE CONSECUTIVE INSERTION Gardening and Supplies ........ 18 Household Repairs 14 Houses For Reat .. s Loan Wanted Lost and Found .. 22 Legal Notices Help antag . 30 Money to Loan . 9 Nursing Service ... . 13 Optometrists ...... § CLASSIFIED AD RATES ONE INSERTION .....ccoco0eniinnnn sessessssncassenss 40 TWO CONSECUTIVE gr 0 . 1.00 EACH ADDITIONAL CONSBOOTIVE NEERTION | sees 28 Above rates apply only to original orders for consecutive insertions. d at a later date constitute a new original order. seiatsecesss 38 Real Estate Wanted ......... 28 Real Estate Exchange ....., 27 Rooms for Rent .. 29 Room and Board .. 30 Room and Board Wanted ..... ; or 1 Women's Column . 23° Wanted to Rent .. 31 Wearing Apparel .. 35 10 A cesses 42 20 Words Each Add" or Less Word 02 031% 05 Olip a5 00 per months for . and $5. 20 words or A oc additional for all words over 20. Each initial letter, abbreviation, $ and ¢ sign, figure, count as a full word. Bex charged 10c additional. All Classified Advertisements MUST be in by 6 p.m. the day before publication. Cffice hours: Daily 8-6. Seturdays, 8-12, * | 25--Real Estate For Sale 29a--For Rent 36--Articles for Sale 39--Male Help Wanted- GTON PORTABL : writer, condition as new, $3. 3643 before 7, 2 ore 7, A410 SHOTGUN, NEW. or trade for .22 rifle. Phone COLEMAN INSTANT ideal for small room. 263 Haig. TWO 2 C tors, one year guaranteed, 6 and § cu. It. Avply' 101 Kestmoreland Ave., be- fore 8 p (30311) SEAT A oon Ee & ack porcelain, $10. 102 3 W. Phone 5221-w. in (303b) USED DELUXE CAR HEA' sale. Apply 263 Court St. SUMP PUMP WITH 1HP. motor--§! Phone 5176-M. LARGE SIZE QUEBEC, most_new, $10. or best offer. FOR (303) LEYLAND (303b) , AL- Phone (303¢c) Lg] ONIONS CARROT Rog , apples: tosh, 5 Shaw, phone 5400-W, 3816. , Satan; OIL BURNERS FOR SALE. CITIES Service O11 Co,- Phone » 3015, (Jan. . 28) DRY MIXED WOOD, $4 4 SINGLE CORD; cement, gravel, fill; 'dump stake truck, forms. 1s. Phone 54 5405. Jan n 13) DRY SOFT ¢ SLABS, $3.75 SINGLE CORD i) full cord. Phone 4336-W. (298h) GUARANTEED VENETIAN BLINDS Latest type, Jon risen pastel shades in flexalum, steel or' wood. 4 is Venetian blinds of quality business. Removable slats terms des! rea, D.V. credits accepted. PHONE 4101 .. W. MELLEY BOX 421, OSHAWA Met Wo Industries, Limited (200t1) BAND BAW, HUDSON rcélain "it BABEE TENDA, 'séal coat, chrome chairs, table, washing machine, 10, bed, refrigerator. Phone 5405J. Jan. 15 $5 ,30 ie sy LET ences--Westmoreland Ave. $6,500 iow Wess secon. rooms. $6,900 "ain, * Teoma and bat! wn, 2 u $2 60 ll near offer. Down pay- ' ment--On Gibbon St- I HAVE OTHERS, WILFRED McAULEY REALTOR 150 DIVISION ST. PHONE 3510M, ANYTIME, - (3040) THREE-ROOMED APARTMENT, VA- cant now. Box 913, Times-Gaaeye; s (303¢) 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW, 'ALL CON- 'veniences. Must have references. Phone 1273-M.' (303b) 30--Room and Board IN. COMFORTABLE, CHEERFUL VIL- lage home, accommodation available after the New Year's, for elderly person or semi-invalld. Reasonable rate. Box 906, Times-Gazette (Thurs. tri.) 31--Wanted to Rent RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, NO CHIL- dren, desire small apt., two furnished, or semj-furnished rooms. Self-contain- ed or private entrance preferred. Box (303 PEACOOK'S INSURANCE SERVICE. Sons} of your insurance a ot Insurance, includ- All 1 treet East. Phone ing ite." 2 Eo] 4K Xing 8 (Fen 1) 9--Money To Loan 4 AVAILABLE FOR frat mi gs. Also N.HA. and Bulid- PRIY ok F. Swartz, ter. Bassett Block, suite No. 4. - Phone $7400. Beverly St. (between Central Pk. and Cadillac.) Large 5-roomed brick bu low. Monthly payments approx. § Pr, Int. & Taxes. $8500. Beverly St.--8-roomed 2-storey brick with 4 pc. bath. This would Sibyer T MORTGAGE FIRS MONEY GREEMENTS uz SIMCOE ST. NORTH North Shore Realty Co. Ltd. NE 81, OSHAWA (Tues. ~Thurs. -Sat.) provide an res: home for a family wanting to live in an excellent resi- dential area. Down payment $1250.75. . $6150. Modern brick bungalow on La Salle Ave. One block west of Cadillac. This well-designed home has good hardwood floors jLECugRout. Venetian blinds, au- ontrol and some land- 10--Instruction BALLET AND TAP DANCING, TAUGHT by Irenie Harvey. ister Saturday, Jan. 8, 'at Adelaide House, 190 Centre 8t. (Jan. 23) ANCE? NOW 18 THE TIME PO oy DExpert instguction in ail Intast tment all 4686-J. (Jan. 9) ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, .DIC- taphone, eter, new classes come mence each Monday. Oshawa Business College, 18 Simcoe North. hone 194 scaping and phi other extras that you are looking for. Early occupancy may be arranged. Phone us for an appointment to In« spect this home. $1400. Down EARLY OCCUPANCY Large bungalow (1000 sq. ft.) Only 1 cted res- block from Cadillac Ave. idential area. Attractively d 914, Ti b) 32--Automobiles for Sale 1939 DIAMOND T TRUCK, 21,-TON 14-foot body, D.P. axle, Al condition. 6 Apply Grant Bennett, RR. 2, Bowman- ville." Phone 2314 Bowmanville. MODEL A FORD CABRIOLET, rubber; excellent running Ahape. $2 3 30 Fairleigh. Phone 2853-J. 47 CHEV. COACH, JUST LIKE NEW. Phone 4200. After 7 phone 1397-W. (303¢) a CHEV... GOOD RUNNING ORDER; needs a little Rody work. Best offer. Phone Stan, Whitby 380, or Oshawa 66W14 after 5 p.m. (303b) BILL NICHOLLS "OSHAWA'S LARGEST USED CAR DEALER WILL SELL YOUR CAR ON CONSIGNMENT FOR Only $1. Drive In And See "Ken Van Courte" 71 KING WEST R ber Nicholls Saves You ow at make housekeeping pleasant and econ- omical. Lot size, 40' x 122'. Full 7* b well-drained. Grounds lend 11--Building Trades > PAPERHANGER, SAM- o alive Phone 3288-R. book vered. Pe . (Thursfri. sat.) ome gine. ant Sav rhanging. > decora Iting. Davart DD -W. wn 18 (Dec. 29) Jo-Pursonal Services VON GUNTEN, EXPERT SWISS Rata hIesaer. shop at 46 King Street West. Your patronage sliced themselves to be landscaped at a mini- mum of cost. Exclusive listing. $5350. OCCUPANCY 10 DAYS A charming bungalow built 2}; years nt . This Dollars | (292t1) AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS IN- sured and financed--Murdoch General Insurance Service, 2313 Simcoe St. N., hawa. (Jan.1) '28 CHEV. GOOD SHAPE. ELMO a RR. 2, Janetville. / 02d) AUTO GLASS, CUT AND INSTA! Nera: or any make car or truck. "Johnnie Walker, located at Clement's 102 Simcoe N. Phone 842. ago by a most comp home has had the best of care by its owner. It has just been newly decor- ated. The new purchaser has the priv- ilege of purchasing a new stove that is pow in iy house. Hardwood floors with new 14--Household Repairs " REBUILT, ie, fi RECO~ more? Our faction guar- days. Tie are Tewsonable (Jandit) ) hone 5280W n AIRED RE- Bes oR. materials tor Charles. "Phone 401. (Jang) CASSIDY AND MILLAR, ELECTRI- cians. House wiring, repairs, base plugs. 212 Bloor E. Phone 1334-J. (Jan. 16) 16--Dressmaking DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS at 130 Colberne E. (Jan18) 17--Radio Repairs Ful furnace which has an automatic damp- er control. Here is the home you want. Exclusive listing. Please ask for Mr. Nash at 4400. Dhowe 4400 chofield INSURANCE Agony 6 Simcoe St. N (303b) 26--Real Estate Wanted Realtors REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF RADIOS. Wilson & Lee, 79 Simcoe North. Phone 2388. (Feb.2) 22--Lost and Found : Sn wt SEL Vg HOUND, BLACK ag A Strayed from 1833-J. (304c) SORT DAL BANK K, CON- taining money, north end city, Christ mas week-end. Pinder please eal 748. Reward. 304a) Pri & Lt LR SPITZ POM brown; "Pal", children's pet. Phone 4080-M (303c Strayed from Port Perry home, black cocker spaniel, female, answers to May. Reward. Find- er please call = PORT PERRY 12R3 . (303b) 23--Women's Column CHRISTMAS SPECIAL; OIL PERMA- nents, regular five dollars for three dollars; guaranteed. Phone 2653., Ed- 1788J2. ward's Hairdressing, § Celina. (Jan. 21) 25--Real Estate For Sale THREE S5-ROOMED BRICK BUNGA- lows, near completion. Could be seen 6h Roxborough. For information ro 4850-M evenings. 3038) FRAME BUNGALOW, 4 ROOMS, os ME hot alr heating, e. Pos- session January 1. Apply of S04; ) If buying a home, consult this office. Have many new listings, low down payments and quick possession. \ GORDON K. HARDY REAL ESTATE BROKER 40 Simcoe 8. Phone 5380 (303b) ) | a714-R. HOUSES WA FOR CLIENTS with cash. If you are thinking of sell- ing contact, this office. Confidential service if required. Wilfred McAuley, Realtor, 150 Division St. Phone 3510M. (Dec. 30) 25--Rooms for Rent REN1, IN EXCHANGE FOR FREE light 3170-M after 6:30. (303b) NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM, suitable for one. 209 Simcoe 8, (303d) COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUBSE- keeping room, with kitchenette attach- ed, sli conveniences, central, Phone (303b) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS. APPLY 16 Rosehill Blvd. Phone 1329.M., (304c) FURNISHED BEDROOM. HOT AND water, for clean, quiet oon, A ply 1 184 King West. y pe 3040) 2-ROOMED LIGHT E HOUSE housekeeping duties. Phone | high (Janl4) $1.00 SELLS YOUR CAR BELMONT MOTORS Have a walting list of cash buyers for '36-'42 Chevs. and Pontiacs, etc. Get the high current price by sell- . Ing your car on t. 'and tables N. ADDING MACHINES, ROR ABLE Typewriters. New, Easy Smiths Corona Models in stoc! Reddick', 's, 182 Simcoe 8. ~~ (Tues. wed. thurs.) AWNINGS ARE IN SHORT SUPPLY. Order for spring now; folding chairs or rent. Cleve Fox, ans) (Jan3) CHRISTMAS TREES--FIVE HUNDRED to choose from. Spruce and Scotch Pine; all sizes, apartment, table, home, church and school s Order early. Glecoft Grocmeateria, 170 Ritson Road South, Phone 3235. (Dec. 30) A COMPLETE STOCK OF WRINGER rolls and belts for all makes of wash- ers. Jack Ridauiph, 68 Simcoe 8t. N. Phone 3800W, (Jan.25t1) VENETIA BLINDS GUARANTEED Life-Flex, All steel blinds at reasonable prices. Complete repair service. Wood siats replaced with Life-Flex Steel, 4-day delivery. Phone Merv. Tuck, 4674-W. (Jan. 4) VENETIAN BLINDS, THE ADVANCED Kirsch type. The most startling de- velopment in Venetian Blind history. Flattened S-sha) slats give . better and more graceful enclosure. We are sure these blinds will not only satisfy but create enthusiasm. Estimates with- out obligation. George Reid. Phone 2104. 66 Bond St. West. (Jan, 16) 37--Articles Wanted ELECTRIC CHICK BROODERS. Goreski, RR. 2, Port wei PR. GIRL'S WHITE FIGUR! size 2; good condition. eo E SKATES, Phone 4094-J. ey a a) USED TOILET WANTED, WITH BOWL, in good condition. Phone SUBSE, ( ) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PAPER. rags, mattresses, ton and me! and out of town calls ploked up free. Phone 635, Cedardale Iron an Metals, 100 Annis St. East of CNR. Station. (Jan3) GOOD USED NITCRE WA D Ice boxes, cook stoves and heaters. King West. 3326. (J Fear) CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED FUR- niture, ice box, Quebec heaters. 24 Bowd West. Phone 3766M., - (Jan13) 38--Female Help Wanted HOUSEKEEPER FOR TWO ADULTS, live' in, 'nursing experience desired. Phone 981-R. (303c) RESTAURANT HELP REQUIRED, waitresses, day and night work. Apply South End Bar, corner Bloor and Sa coe. 03c) WAITERS WANTED, FULL OR a time. Good wages. Phone 321. (301d) PRIVATE SALE OF GOOD USED AR- ticles, priced to sell quickly: Beatty Washer, 5 chairs, double walnut bed, with spring, two high chairs, two baby carriages, rocking horse chalr, , com- mode chair, play-pen, fold ates. See at 711 Masson St. Phone s (304c) MAN'S HOCKEY SKATES, SIZE 8, very good condition, Phone 3082-9, (3048) OUR CHARGE $1.00 137°'KING WEST (2911) 33--Automobiles Wanted COMBINATION STOVE, 4 WOOD burners, 2 gas burners. Good condition. Phone 4564-M. ' 353 Drew St. (304¢) DRY BODY HARDWOOD, $21 CORD; soft labs, foot % Jeng. Cedar posts, b Phon (Jan, 30) WILL PAY CASH FOR '47 OR '48 Fleetline - Chev. or Pontiac. Must be clean and good condition. Phone 4507-J. . (303b) MORE CASH FOR YOUR OAR AT Dodd's Car Lot, 418 Park Road South. Phone 2872W. Jan?) FOR YOUR CAR! CASH BRAMLEY Motor Sales, 1271 Simooe Street North 4605 (Jan3) Phone Ww, 34 --Pets and Livestock BABY'S CRIB, IVORY, HOT WATER Jacke; heater, Jiujugs 8 and pipes, also ot water furnace heater, Phone 577M. (304b) 7-CUBIC FEET, GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerator, AI condition; four-burner Westinghouse apartment size range, two months old; power lawn- mower, used twice; two wash stands with drawers; large size wooden baby crib. Phone 5409-J. (304b) C.CM.-- BICYOLE, RES, BUDS. GOLD FISH, HAMPSTERS, cages, and all supplies. The Pet Shop, 9 Celina Phone 2075. (Jan. 14) Erol aAROY GH COCKER for clearance. De- ristmas. Waubena mile west of Onaaw, new way. , Dec. 30) Bt 24 ly new. APPYY 163 Colborne (OTOR, 3H.P. 60.CYCLE, - (3048) 55% 1t, S-phase, 1160 R.P.M.; practi -VO)] pr - cally new. Best offer. Phone or San) 3-P0. © T MO- halr covering, in good condition; ches- terfield springs need adjusting. Phone 3142-J. (3048) COCKER SPANIEL PUP, BLACK AND white. Phone 1704-R. (304b) PUPPY PALS FOR CHRISTMAS, RED and black cockers. Pick yours now. Will hold till Christmas. Knowiton's Ken. nels, Five Points. i (Jand) BABY BUDGIES, READY FOR ° ing; lovely colors; also = canaries full song. 114 Elgin ne & Sus 35--Wearing Apparel CHILD'S RATES: NEW, SIZE 7}3. AP- ply 139 Albert 8 (3048) apartment, suitable for busi- ness couple. 367 Centre St. (304b) THREE UNFURNISHED ROO) rent. Phone 2535-W. al BROWN SS $10; BROWN GA- bardine suit coat, $5; sizes 38; skis, 515 It., $4. Phone 5050- (304n, 8) THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ALL G conveniences. Mrs. A. MacDonald, 1; mile south of Hart's Hill. Phone (304c ROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE OR two gentlemen. Apply 466 Albert. Ph. 5224-W. (304) TWO UNFURNISHED UNHEATED rooms, quiet business couple preferred but no hleeson to baby. Abstainers. Phone 4218W (304b) WARM, COMFORTABLE FUR NISHED . for continuous hot water; near Motors. Phone 3308. ( ) Bond St. West. EY ELYSIAN WINTER OVERCOAT, 38, new condition. Apply = Mas- son after 6. 3042) : MAN'S EVENING WEAR--TAILS Te ight blue; perfect condition. Size 38, bargain. Phone 1952. (303b) tAIN- | Breslin, ) STENOGRAPHER FOR Plekering. Phone 44 38--Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE WO- man wanted for housework, one day per week. Phone hee SER ened] AL NURSE, live in, time HP opi of gs wmanville. . Phone 304) FOLL Of Ri {ime work, vk, pleasant offi office edd. Pickering. " (304d) WANTED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO take charge of small home, for adult PR and father. Phone 3170-M after (303b) Ag BOOKKEEPER, 244 ist, to e charge of small office. perienced and references preferable. i in writing and start soon. Box 915, Times-Gazette. (303¢) 39---Male Help Wanted YOUNG MEN, To TRAIN FOR ASSIST- th large chain stores. PRACTIC new baby, LADY, £8 LApiss: BLACK TUBE SKATES, PLN White figure skates, size 5. Ay (303b) WE BUY AND SELL USED SjoTaiG, sterilized, cleaned and pressed like new. Oarrying large stock _f fall and winter coats, suits, pants. Sam Sea, 3 TWO NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT Pearoons. aouble bed suites, for two girls or gentl { 'cen« tral. Phone 5324-W. omen; * 308¢) 29a--For Rent 36--Articles for Sale Eon Sas on Re cant Tha n. Botplate. 433 Louis Biome ess bo. nt Possibilities for pirlors My Box 917, Times-Gazette. (304 ie) WANTED--RESPONSIBLE MAN AS RE- celving and shipping clerk. State ex- Deslency, Apply Box '816, "Times- rag, ira RECEIVABLE ence an asset but not Box 911, Times-Gazette. (303b) BE YOUR OWN BOSS! DISTRIBUTE our 250 Products: Toilet Articles, Medi- cines, Extracts, Spices, Floor Wax, in- secticldes, Farm Products," sortment of Gift Boxes. tial keeper, essential. léndid ss ur dealers DUMP TRUCKS FOR fresh or rotted manure, or lime for sale. N 0535. Oshawa Nursery. 'NEW, 76" LONG BB ALSO | KITCHEN ) hotbed CABINET, hardware: 4 pairs' window sashes ». suitable for chicken house, or 'frame, Phone 180M3. (303b) A customer and de- tails, white to FAMILEX. 1600 Delori- mier Street, Montreal, P.Q. (Tues. thurs. sat.) make profits! in each home! For Catal MADE 10.MEASURS 4& AGENTS, SALES , agents, wan easure yok ot rd TER ey. Write for oe se selling experience and references, *sonry. P I ber, 268 Yonge St,, Toronto, Ontas LARGE ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURER has opening for experienced sales- man to act as sales service repre- sentative in Oshawa accepted will be given basic and mechanical training. Must be mar- ried, over 25 yrs. of age, own car, offer best references. Position pays from $300-$360 monthly. No invest- ment, all stock and parts supplied. 'Canvassing essential. Route men have proven very successful. State full particulars in reply. Only ap- 'plicant with above qualifications will be considered. Reply: BOX 919, TIMES- (304¢) 39b--Male and Female Help FULLY EXPERIEN K R, able to look after lets set of led- ger, ideal workin, Sonditions, sdive-day Waer, Box 912, Times-Gasze! 41--Employment Wanted REP. niga: si EoaeR Sarge Lae | appli: 07 At Athol Hd PhODS Janis) RELIABLE ELDERLY WOMAN DE- sires baby-sitting. Phone 2006M. (0b ) BABY-SITTING FOR NEW YEAR'S Eve. Phone 5147-7 for details. (303b) 44--Tender~ 8t. George's Church, Oshawa, Tenders for heating and ventilating installation in the church and Sunday School bullding are now required. Plans and Specifications can bé obtained from R. PF. Allsop, Consulting Engineer, 1221 Bay Street, Toronto. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac- cepted. (304b) School Trustees At Thornton's Are Unchanged MRS. CHAS. WHITE Correspondent Thornton's Corners, Dec. 29. The annual meeting of the Rate- payers of USS. No. 5 was held Wednesday evening with 22 present. Chairman for the evening was Roy Lick, and the Secretary, R. Mollon. The trustees report was given as follows! "Eight regular meetings of the Trustee Board were held during the year at Which all members were present. "During the year the Principal in- troduced Manual Training Classes. "Library shelves were built along the west wall of the Senior Room and approximately 100 books were secured by Mr. Rodney from the Oshawa Public Library free of charge. The Board spent $22.45 on Librayy books. "In' the Spring of 1048 a meeting of the Board was held with Mr. Rodney and I t Archibald == Seaway Plan = To Be Heard In Congress Washington, Dec. 30 (AP)--A bill calling for authorization of the long-debated St. Lawrence Seaway and power project will be intro- duced by Representative Clarence Kilburn (Rep. N.Y.) in the new United States Congress Monday. Kilburn said the measure is iden- tical to one introduced in both the Senate and House of Representa- tives of the 80th -- 'the last -- Con- gress. It was defeated in the Sen- ate and no action was taken on it by the House. The legislation, which President Truman has endorsed, will also be reintroduced in the Senate after as many senators as desire are given an opportunity to co-sponsor the bill In the last Congress, 15 senators of both parties, including Senator Arthur Vandenberg (Rep. Mirch), then chairman of the Foreign Rela- tions Committee, signed as spon- sors. Y 4 42 44 [3 Af 47 Kilburn, to whom the introd g of seaway legislation is an old story, says he has "high hopes" that the long-controversial measure will 'be settled "finally and favorably" by the 81st Congress. "The time has come," Kilburn said in an interview, "when the Congress can no longer dismiss the seaway proposal like an old shoe. It is a development that this nation and Canada urgently need. "I think most of us in Congress realize this is so. Once we are able to over come sectional prejudices-- and there are good indications that this is being done--I predict that the seaway will have a good chance of passage." The bill, in brief, calls for the Congress to authorize the joint construction of the seaway and power project by the United States and Canada. It provides that the seaway cost be liquidated by tolls and that the expense of the United States share of the power development be even- tually borne by New York State. Latest estimates by United States Army engineers place the total con- struction cost at nearly $1,000,000- 000. SCIENCE RESEARCH Ottawa, Dec. 30--(CP)--Canadian research is moving towards a great- er concentration of effort in the field of pure science, the National Research Council reported Wednes- day. The government's science cen- tre issued a review of a year which saw its 2,600 workers engaged in a wide range of investigations from atomic energy to radar, DRIVER ADMITS GUILT Kitchener, Dec. 30--(CP)-- John L. Horst, 57, accused of driving away from a fatal accident, pleaded guil- present, for the purpose of discuss- ing the over-crovded condition in the school. A meeting was held with the Trustees of the Sunday School and we believe a satisfactory agreement was drawn up for the ratepayers' inspection. The out- come of this meeting~was the rent- ing of the Sunday School basement as recommended by the Inspector for Grades 1 and 2. "This necessitated hiring another teacher for these Grades. Miss Grace Latcham was hired to teach Grades 1 and 2, and Music Teacher for all Grades. Mr. Lew Hamblyn was hired as caretaker. The Sun- day School Basement was Jemods} led. as recom ded by lor Archibald. oof AR lights, clock, water cooler, coat hooks, elec- tric fan, desk, bulletin boards were some of the items necessary to make it suitable for school purposes. "At present the average attend- ance is 100. "Both insurance policies were due in 1948 and have been duly paid. Twelve tons of coal were purchased in September, this being the 'season's supply for this school. Four tons have been purchased for the Sunday School basement to ate. "The Trustee Board wish you to understand that the increased num- ber of pupils has necesarily increas- ed our expenditures to the extent of approximately $500. over the es- timates. At this time, your Trus- tee Board would like to draw your 'attention to the fact that if the number of pupils continues to in- crease at the present rate, it will be necessary to build an addition to the present building, or build a new schoolhouse in the near fu- aure. : "The Trustee Yard trusts that they have handled the business of the School Section satisfactory. FOSTER "HE. . Secty. Treas." The accommodation for the in- creased attendance was and a deputation was appointed of Whitby rate payers, namely: George Lefthouse, Clarence Scott and Har- old Lick, to check into the pro- cedure of dividing East Whitby and Whitby school sections, due to the fact that the majority of children attending at the present time are from Whitby Township. Other subjects discussed were putting phone in the school, putting a radiator in the back room to run off the water heater. Harold Foster was the retiring trustee, and was re-elected, so the trustees remdin the same as last year, Harold Foster, Peter Loft- house and Charles White. FOR SALE Taxi Business. Long Established For Particulars Apply BOX 918 TIMES- GAZETTE ty Wednesday and was remanded a week for sentence. Horst's cousin, Norman Lichty, 52, died in the .ac- cident Dec. 11. Roy Hahn, a passen- ger in Horst's car, pleaded innocent to a similar charge, and his case was dismissed. Times-Gazetie Classified Ads Get Good Results. HORIZONTAL 1. Greek letter 4. Ishmael's mother 9. public vehicle 12. go swiftly 13. obliterate 14. single unit 15. prizes 17. feminine name 19. 1s awaiting settlement 20. ethics 21. stoops 22. even 23. conjunctions 24, diminishes 25. symbol for calcium 27. S-shaped worm 28. peeled 29. sailor 30. note in scale 31, journeyed 32. gull-like bird 33. large ice masses 34. striated stone carved in relief 35. produce 37. illuminating devices \2e jm e 9. shade of red 10. dye indigo 11. social work. parties 16. consequences 18. land- measures 20. apportioned 21. former 47. feminine name VERTICAL 1. prefix: before 2. anxiety 3. means 4. pays attention 5. weapons 6. aeriform matter 38. obtain knowledge 39. have 41. those in power 42. public warehouse 44. female ru 45. kitchen utensil 46. traverses on horseback Answer to yesterday's puzzle. 26. river in 1 28. pd 35. curtail 36. city in a. Nevin . slow, gallop op 39. cushion Average time of solution: 23 minutes. 40. ocean Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Ine. 43. note in scale STOP Let Us Vacuum Clean Your Furnace, ED THOMAS |- . THOSE FIRES = and GAS LEAKS! Chimney or Oil Burner! PHONE 3760) ver a century and a half ago, John Graves Simcoe became the first Governor of Upper Canada. The trails he followed are now the highways of a great and prosperous province In the historic years between, men and -- women have fought, struggled and sacrificed to make this land a better place in which to live. In presenting The Dow Award to deserving persons, we find agair and again that this spirit of courage and selflessness has become a definite yu Canadian characteristic. As we open page 1949 of our history, may the thought of Jhese years of alievement Joy ? give us the faith and the strength to meet the i] challenges yet to come.