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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, / 1950 - THE DAILY TINES GAZETTE PAGE SEVENTEEN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Addled-Ads (From the Natiow's Classified Columns) By Lutke (Continued from Page 16) 43--Male Heb Wanted I are interested in ee up to One Hundred Dollars a Week, can be Bonded and have Sales ability, you are the Man we are looking for. Ap- ply Box 833, Times-Gazette, (2560) VACANCY. RAWLEIGH BUSINESS now open in Oshawa. Trade well es- tablished. Excellent opportunity. Full time. Write at once. Rowleigh's Dept. ML-K-310-189, Montreal. (Nov. 4,8,11,15,18,22,25,29) $0Y WANTED TO LEARN PRINT- iid trade. Box 834 Times-Gazett> (256b) S' E NEAT AND Apply Midtown Taxi, King W (Nid) OUNG 21 FOR TIME study training. Apply Ontario Mal- leable Iron. (2521) I A meat and courteous. Taxi, 60 King East. AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN for Circulation Department of Daily Newspaper Qualifications should include -- Minimum of 3 years high school, Experience in boys' work, Management ability. APPLY TO BOX 841 TIMES-GAZETTE WANTED ! Experienced Retail Meat Cutter I courteous, "Apply us ed f) Wage, $50.00 week to right party. Apply to BOX 831 TIMES-GAZETTE (256¢) OPPORTUNITY for YOUNG MAN Experience preferred but not essential for Oshawa Retail Shoe Store. Apply in own handwriting giving age, exper- lence, if any, and any other details to BOX 830 TIMES-GAZETTE (253¢) 43--Male Help Wanted RELIABLE DRIVERS WANTED, neat and trustworthy. Apply Motor City Cab, 9 Prince St. (212t1) Thoroughly Experienced TOOL AND DIE 'MAKERS - and - TOOL ROOM MACHINE OPERATORS WANTED IMMEDIATELY Excellent Wages" Apply MASSEY-HARRIS COMPANY, VERITY WORKS, Brantford, Ontario, or Your Local 'south limit of Rolson Street, National Employment Office (255) 45--Agents Wanted EARN EXTRA CASH -- MAKE more money easily in spare time Just show our beautiful Canadian- made Christmas cards to your friends. They sell on sight. Many assortments. Gift Cards, Seals, Tags. Wrappings, Everyday Cards. Beauti- ful free album showing rsonal cards. Liberal commission. Write to- day for unusual sample offer. The Douglas Greeting Card Company, 50-V Bleecker St., Toronto. (T.F.8.N30) GUARANTEED AGAINST EVERY- thing. Amazing guarantee gives FREE NYLONS if hose runs or snags within period to three months. Never before offered in Canada. Not sold in. stores. Men and women make exceptional earnings writing orders full or part time. No money or experience needed: We deliver-- collect. Post card brings FREE money making sales outfit. Kendex Canada, Hamilton, Ontario." (256C) 46--Employment Wanted TYPING DONE AT HOME. PHONE 1196-W. (257¢) TRUCK DRIVER, RELIABLE, fully experienced, desires steady employment. Phone 4980-M. (257p) YOUNG GIRL 18 WITH PLEASING personality wishes job caring for elderly person, invalid, or as gover- ness of small children. 'Have prac- tical experience. References. Box 840, Times-Gazette. (257¢) WILL BABY SIT ANY AFTER- noon except Tuesday and Saturday. Phone 5751-W. (255e) GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE for less. Why pay big repair bills? Phone Keith Wilson 4523-J. (D1; HOMES WIRED AND. REWIRED. Let Charlie Mills help you with your electrical problems. Call 4503) (N16) FURNACES, ALL TYPES, OIL burners, vacuum-cleaned and ad- justed. Stove burners installed. Phone 4690-W; 2770 Whitby. (N17) Newsprint Association Head Answers U.S. Critic Montreal, Nov. 3--(CP)--Recent price increases by a number of Canadian newsprint companies, which resulted in protests from several United States organiza- tions, have prompted a reply from the Newsprint Association of Can- ada. R. M. Fowler, president of the Association, says in an open letter replying to one from Charles G. Nichols, president of the National Retail Dry Goods Association, New York, that the Newsprint Associa- tion has nothing to do with the sale or pricing of newsprint. These matters are handled by the indi- vidual companies. The letters were released today. Mr, Fowler's letter remarked that Mr. Nichols, in his official capa- city, says in effect: "Please don't raise the price of newsprint because that way in- crease advertising rates and cost us more money, "Inflation is a bad hing . . . we may have to turn to other advert- * ising media and that may some- what reduce the demand for news- print. And, anyway, Canadian newsprint mills are making good profs and should be content with 80 as not to start this pyramid of inflation." A Until the recent price increase announcements, Mr. Fowler said, prices for Canadian newsprint had remained constant since Aug. 1, 1948, which was not "starting" anything. Also, the Canadian newsprint price index had been constantly and steadily below the wholesale commodity price index in the Unifed States. He added: "The costs of making newsprint have increased rapidly in the last two 'years while Canadian news- print prices have remained un- changed. Wages have increased each year . , . pulpwood that now is being cut is likely to cost $3 to $4 more a cord than last year. Many items coming from the Unit- ed States--sulphur, transportation, machinery and coal, to mention only a few--have increased in price. "And I have yet to hear of any Canadian manufacturer presuming to tell the American railroads, coal miners or machinery makers what profits they ought to make. "On the other side of the picture, there is a gpnstantly-rising demand for newsprint . . . In many coun- tries that are 'vitally important to your country and to mine, there is not enough newsprint to meet the minimum essential needs of in- forming the people of world events. ". . . In the present agitation and criticism of price changes, the good record of Canadian produc- tion and the demand for still more production seem to have been forgotten. If more newsprint is needed, there must be more in- the money to make this invest- vestment in newsprint mills, and ment and to support it after it is made must come out of the price of newsprint. "This is a simple fact that is equally important to ' newsprint manufacturers, newspaper publish- ers and advertisers , , ." LEAVES BIG ESTATE 'Toronto, Nov. 4--(CP)--Mrs. Floy Lorena McArthur of Toronto, sister of Ray Lawson, Lieutenant-Gove ernor of Ontario, left an estate valu- | limit of Rosedale Avenue with the | easterly limit of Trick Avenue, said | point being the southwest angle of ed at $566,352. She was the widow of Duncan McArthur, 47--Legal Notices FITTINGS. LIMITED DIVIDEND NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a semi- annual dividend of thirty cents (30c) per share has been declared on the |. outstanding Convertible Class "A" Shares, No Par Vaiue, of tne i pany, payable January 1st, 1951, shareholders of record at the es of business on December 6th, 1950. ! By order of the Board. ; D. D. STORIE, Secretary-Treasurer. Oshawa, Ontario. 2 November 1st., 1950. Lag 2578) NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF A PROPOS: ED BY-LAW OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA to authorize the closing of a portion of TRICK *¥" and portions of ROSEDALE AVEN- UE for the sale of the pu . closed to W, Victor Peacock. NOTICE is hereby given that in ac- cordance with a resolution of the Council of the Corporation of the City of Oshawa whereby the Corpor- ation agreed to stop up and close' a portion of Trick Avenue and por- tions of Rosedale Avenue, in the City of Oshawa, and to convey the portions so closed to W. Victor Pea- cock, a by-law to stop up and close (1) that portion of Trick Avenue | as shown on Plan Number 334 for the City of Oshawa. more particu: larly described as follows: That portion of Trick Avenue extending from Rosedale Avenué to Rolson Street described as commencing at a point being the intersection of the east limit of Tricks Avenue with the north limit of edale Avenue, said intersection being also the southwest angle of Lot No. 104 ac- cording to Plan Number 334 for the City of Oshawa; Thence northerly and northwesterly along the easter- ly limit of said Trick Avenue to the intersection of said limit with the said intersection being also the north- west angle of Lot No, 180 according to said Plan Number 334; Thence westerly across said Trick Avenue in a straight line to a point in the westerly limit of Trick Avenue. said point being the northeasterly angle of Lot No. 147 according to said Plan Number 334; Thence. south- easterly and southerly along the westerly limit of said Trick Avenue to the intersection of such limit with the northerly" limit of Rosedale Avenue, said intersection being the southeast angle of Lot No. 159 ac- cording to said Plan 334; Thence easterly in a straight line a distance of Sixty-six feet (66') more: or less to the place of beginning. and (2) that portion of Rosedale Avenue as shown on said Plan Number 334 and Sheet 5 of the Osh- awa Municipal Plan extending from the production southerly of the westerly limit of Trick Avenue to the production southerly of the east- | erly limit of Trick Avenue being described as: the intersection of and | Commencing at the northesy Lot No. 194 on said Plan Number 344; Thence south Seventeen de- | grees Forty-one minutes east a dis- | tance of Thirty-three feet (33') more | or less to the south limit of Rose- dale Avenue; Thence westerly along the said southerly limit of Rosedale Avenue Sixty-six feet (66') more or less to the point of intersection of the said south limit with the produc- tion on a bearing of South Seventeen degrees Forty-one minutes east of the westerly limit of Trick Avenue; Thence north Seventeen degrees Forty-one minutes west Thirty-three feet (33') more or less to a point in the northerly limit of Rosedale Avenue, said point being the south- (th. hope that more people would Hunters Do Well In Pickering Township Shoot BARRY MURKAR Correspondent J Pickering Nov. 4--H-nters have i been on the prowl throughout the | township during the past two days. ' shots. were heard early yesterday cerning and about noon a few lucky hunters were seen carrying home their game. The second day out is no'. as good, with most 0. the pheas- auts being afraid to show their faces. Suriday morning they will no doubt be plentiful again. Pickering Township council at its meeting Wednesday passed a by-law proclaiming Nov. 24th as nomination day. A motion ke, 24 passed to ask the firm of Gorrie and Storrie for an | estimate on making.a water supply survey for the south. end of the township. A by-law was also passed to regulate' the trailer camp and tourist tamps in the township. Council will «sk that Pickering pay only ten per cent of the cost of maintaining the three main roads into Ajax. Hallowe'en Party The Hallowe'en party held by the Rotary club here on Tuesday night was a big success with several hun- dred bags of candy being handed out. Those scarey folk behind the faces were reluctant to give their names when asked, so we cannot 'report who the prize winners were. Damage in this area did not amount to anything and people are very pleased about it. = The odd little stunt was pulled off, but they did no harm. Election Preview Election time is. not tdo far off as the announcement of nomination day will igdicate. It is not known what stand will be taken by those not in power, but people are start- ing to talk election and that is a good sign. Council now holds its elections early in December so that there will be ny snow-blocked roads, and with take an interest. However when nomination day rolls around there are always the same faces present. During the year the council takes a lot of. criticism and still they ask RADI o LOG - Ti £ TABLE _ ET 6:13 P.M. CKLB-Supper Club® | CFRB-The Song Shop 6 M Football 8:15 WGR-Dave 8:30 30 P | CFRB-News; Roundup WBEN-First Piano Quartet WGR-Music with CJBC-Songs Holme! 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CKLB-News; Rise and the electors to come out and vote | and put in whom they want. | The Evening Auxiliary are holding | {a bake sale and tea this Saturday | and hope that you will be on hand | at the United Church at 3 p.m. This Sunday the Pickering Hunt | club will take off for a spot near | Ottawa for a week and then move back the next week to their old | camping grounds, A fairly big group are going out this year and it is hoped they have no accidents, a good time and get a few deer. Hunt- ers in the Dunbarton and Highland Creek area will also be leaving this weekend for points north. SUNDAY SCHOOL The Sunday school teachers and superintendent of the United Church met on Wednesday evening at the heme of Mr, and Mrs. Edgar James cn the Brock Road. Plans were easterly angle of Lot No. 159 on Plan Number 334: Thence easterly in a straight line Sixty-six feet (68') more or less to the place of begin- | ning. [ and (3) that portion of said Rose- | dale Avenue being the southerly Thirty-three feet (33') of the easter- | ly One hundred and Eighteen feet Four and one-half inches (118' 41") of said Rosedale Avenue excepting therefrom a parcel at the north- west angle of the said portion des- cribed as: Commencing at the southeast angle of said portion be- ing at the northeasterly angle of Lot No. C31 on Sheet 68 of the Oshawa Municipal Plan and also bein, the westerly limit of Ritson ad North; Thence westerly along the southerly limit of said portion One hundred and Eighteen feet Four and one-half inches (118 41.) to the southwesterly angle thereof be- ing also the northwesterly angle of said Lot No. C31; Thence northerly along the production northerly of the westerly limit of said Lot No. C31 a distance of Twenty-seven feet | (27') to the place of beginning of | the said excepted parcel; Thence continuing northerly along said pro- duction northerly of said westerly limit of Lot No. C31 a distance of Six feet- (6') more or less to an angle in the southerly limit of Rosedale Avenue; Thence easterly and paral- lel to the northerly limit of said Lot No. C31 a distance of Ten feet (10'); Thence southerly and parallel to the production northerly of the wester- ly limit of said Lot No. C31 a dis- tance of Six feet (6'); Thence wes- terly in a straight line Ten feet (10') more or less to the place of he- ginning, Will be submitted for the considera- tion of the said Council at a meet- ing to be held in the Council Cham- ber, Simcoe Street North, at the hour of 8 o'clock in the afternoon of Monday, the 27th day of November, At the said meeting an rson who claims that lay win bel prejudicially affected by the pass- ing of this by-law, and who wishes to be heard with regard thereto, may appear before the Council in person or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, on the above date, and urge his objections thereto, and he will be heard, DATED at Dshawa this 3rd day of November, 1 F. E. HARE, CITY CLERK. (Nov. 4,7,14,21) NOTED CONTRACTOR DIES Toronto, Nov. 4--(CP)--William George Rowe, 69, a retired contrac- tor, nied in hospital Thursday. Former general superintendent of the Disher Steel Construction Comp- any, Mr. Rowe had supervised the steelwdork on the new Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto and many other building projects in Ontario. made to have the annual Christmas party for the children to beheld on December 15th. More on this next { month, Quite a number attended the well- baby clinic at Brougham last Tues- day. More mothers should take ad- vantage of this chance to have their babies inspected. It pays sometimes to know in advance if a child needs a correction of some sort. One child we know has had a correction for flat feet by having his shoes built up. The mother today is very thank- ful for the clinic and what it has done for her boy.. There are two clinics held each month one at Dun- barton and one at Brougham. SET NEW RECORD IN SCOUTER TRAINING When 374 Canadian Scout lead- ers attended leadership training camps this past summer they es- tablished a new record. This year 156 Wolf Cub leaders attended these "Gilwell" Training Courses-- the previous high was 146 in 1982; this year's 204 Scout leaders at Gilwell exceeded the 1936 record of 175. Fourteen Rover Scout lead. ers attended a Gilwell Course this year, the first held since 1938, TRAIL SCOUTS WIN FIRST AID AWARDS At the annual Mine Safety As- sociation First Aid Competition at Salmo, B. C. this year, Boy Scouts from Trail won three prizes. They placed second in the Senior Novice Competition; first in the Senior contest and third in the Junior class. A. P. CONTRACT SETTLED New York, Nov. 4--(AP)--J. R. Mandelbaum, Federal conciliator, Friday night announced the settle ment of contract negotiations be- tween the Associated Press and he American Newspaper. Guild. No details will be disclosed until the guild notifies its members. 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WHO WILL BE THE LUCKY SCOUTS? Across Canada Boy Scouts are working hard at advanced Scout- ing tests in the hope of qualify- ing 'for a place on the Canadian Troop of 32 boys to attend the Seventh World Jamboree in Aus- tria next August. Only King's Scouts will be eligible and the cost | per boy, from Halifax to Austria | and return, has been estimated at about $425. Stafiord Bros. MONUMENTAL WORKS 318 Dundes St. E., Whithy Phone Whitby $52 MUNUMENTS AND FINE QUALITY MARKERS Precise workmanship and care. ful attantion to detail! are your assurance when you choose from $e Hide selection of im- ® Monuments ® Markers | ® Corner Posts ® Inscriptions ~ REASONABLE PRICES -- RUTTER GRANITE CO. 72 ONTARIO ST. PORT HOPE "and Marbles in stock. ATTENTION! All_materials must be disposed of square timbers, doors, windows, 1 We are demolishing @ house ot 89 Simcoe St., South '(cor. Bruce). sheeting ond furnace. Apply et job. R. 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