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~~ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thundey, December 39, 1960 3 HORSES AT 'NATIONAL STUD FARM ENJOY WINTER WEATHER | Would Evict | a A 3 § High Tenant | LONDON, Ont. (CP) The caretaker of 8 city spariment block Wednesday called for help in # battle against a skunk which held his 560 tenants in a slate of siege | The skunk_srrived on the front {lewn late Tuesday and began |spraying the front of the bulld- |ing. The tenants retreated behind |closed doors and windows the tenants, except a three-yesr- old boy who ran out to play with| ithe animal snd was liberally sprayed before his mother \dragged him out of range i | After scouting around the base | {ment windows, the skunk en-| Wy IIAEIAT § {trenched himself in a warm spot) ! {under the vent of & clothes dryer, | sending a strong stench waiting! {through one block of the build ' \lng ; The skunk was last seen crawl ing under a shed behind the { 7 ¢ |apertments, and doors and win-| : 25507 |dows were thrown opep in an at. tempt to drive out the smell THE WEATHER OFFICE | has retreated northward into | in the northern regions, Temp "I don't know how to get rid| says the moderating trend in | northern Quebec and the North | eratures will be near normal of it," said caretaker Bert Vod- lemperature is expected to con- | west Territories, Skies are in the ince today den. "I'm prepared to spend tinue in Ontario for the next | cloudy over southern Quebec poy : money to find out" 48 hours. Very cold Arctic air | and some light snow is occurring | _ (CP Wirephoto) | Ir LER] \ WEATHER FORECAST rime, agree 7.8 | CAPSULE NEWS | p . Ebbs, Wednesday, when he Dikes Too Low Kindlier Winds |a, public piace, Dec. 27. Police court Marsden had requested to be sent somewhere to get & cure us ac (®) for alcoholism, Magistrate Ebbs ' Dutch Informe {recommended this with the sen y ! i . tence, It was Marsden's fourth { N (CP). kasin region: TORONTO Official fore Timmins-Kapuskasing offence . . casis Issued at 6 a.m Mainly cloudy with periods of Mond HAG ¥ fouls " The Gutman fatitas Income tor 1964) Synopsis Ram iy winds!light snow today and Friday ADMITS GAS THEFT dikes which are Holland's tradi- wi g 7 IBF KS ' i oh " re | tional defences against the sea ($68,500 000, bron milder weidther tollittle change in mperature The Daniel Charles Breen, 19, of 76 yn adequate and should be ' sos! of Ontario as the very cold winds southwest 5-15 King street west, was fined $25 are Inadequa An houl GC . tie ' " ' 4 . . i raised. a final report of an w-| TANKER STILL BURNING |arctic alr ha retraced noriaw ard Forcenst Temperatures or 10 days in jail, by Magistrate eC alog commiasion said Wed ISTANBUL Turkey euters fnto noi the i Juehec ad the Low tonight and high Friday ¥, 8. Ebbs, Wednesday, when he nesday. The group was formed, Two powerful explosions Wed. NOFUIWeSt TErriories rae on Windsor % @ |plesded guilty to the charge that after floods in which more nesday rocked the 1630-fon Yu.|CU800n PRUErH 8 HO expected Bt, Thomas ere BD #2 he stole gasoline from a truck st th lav tanker Petar Zoranie,'0 change very much during the london ' % 32 lon the B. ¥, Goodrich lot, Dee next 48 hours and the moderating Kitchener 2% 3 23, Breen had been fined $10 than 1800 lost the lives Bos! A h has been burning In the i renwal rn awoactadiy p ar SENTENCED T0 DIE |Bosphorous here since colliding| 76nd in temperature is expected Wingham 2 B Dec 12, for attemptimg {0 steal 0 continue Hamilton rere 3B 35 gasoline from a truck at the BAGHDAD, Iraq (Reulers Dee, 14 with the 20,992-ton Greek ' Lake | ' southern Lake!§i Cathatines 22 #2 |ldeal Dairy A military court Wednesday sen- tanker World Harmony Huron, Niagara, La Ontario, "Toronto ve 25 3% | ONE MINOR ACCIDENT tenced 20 persons to death Dy after trials concerning IS FIRST FOR CHINA Haliburton regions, Windsor, Peterborough 2 2 a ing includ HAVANA (AP Shen Kien, London, Toronto, Hamilion The Oshawa Police Department og an army sergeant, during Red China's first ambassador In Mainly cloudy with occasional reported only one minor accident 1disturbances at Mosu year Latin America, Wednesday pre snowflurries today and Frida CITY AND | Wednesday, Two cars were in- ¢ volt, But!sented his credentials to Cuba's/Gradually moderaling tempera volved in a collision on Grenfell following an abortiv the sentences on all but three of President Osvaldo Dorticos tures, Winds south to southwes street, at 2.30 p.m., One car was p 110-15 DISTRICT driven by Charles A, Barnes, 13! ommited the piison n ere 1 . Ririg . TION BOLD? Northe " Lake Huron, Georg | LaaBalle avenue, The diver of the (Reuters The Com-ian Bay rkland Lake regions » _-- { " other car was Elizabeth Schaefer SET UP POOL munist newspaper Hoy claimed North Bay, Sudbur Mainly R fans ED ON PROBATION ol lof 498 Bimeoe street north, Dam LONDON (Reuter The six- Wednesday that despite the cloudy with occasional light snow porme street east was given a was estimated at $300. No nation European Atomic Energy United States embargo on trade, today and Friday, A little milder. six month suspended sentence by Pe W8S reported injured, Community Euratom ie|uba already has sold all Its Winds southwest 10-20 Viagistrate F. 8, Ebbs, Wednes United Stat Atomic Energy disposable production for 1061 day, for issuing a worthless] Commission and the British and for the first time at a good cheque to Lorne MeCoy,l| FOUR SEASONS Atomic Energy Authority an- price. Included was "Grapefruit HOME BUYERS of Brooklin. The cheque was for] nounced Wednesday they have !n great quantities for England," $45, The court was told Marshall | TRAVEL n, set up a translation pool for nu ; n tt 2 Pea had already given $15 back to ear" Motature ai" Eursiomy's| (CAN'T SEND TEACHERS GETTING RICHER |vccoy. Hie made the final res. || SONFIRMS Brussels headquarters " AC (CP)--Quebee prov [titution at court, Wednesday, |] YOU ON ince will not beg able th supply Typical new home buyer in | THE KENNEDY WINS 00 teachers sought for The| 1960 had income of over $6000, | #35 FINE FOR THEFTS [ HONOLULU (AP) Hawali'siCongo by UNESCO, Leopold] And his home was valued at | Julle Lawrnuk, of 549 Drew | [recount of its United States pres. Garant, president of the Catholic| over $14,000 by FHA [street, was fined $35 or 10 days| ALSO Teachers' Corporation, said Wed: | To rent your spare room or |in jail, on each of three charges ALL nesday, He told a press confer-| apartment to desirable ten lof theft, by Magistrate F, 8.| : wr : yoke |Kennedy winning by 116 votes, ence only five men had applied| 8nts be sure to place your |Kbbs, Wednesday, The a ara fos § $d " ; |The recount of Hawaii's 240 pre-and only two of them met stan| "For Rent" ad In the well: |was charged with' stealing goods| TRAVEL An, Eg 7 4 # ; leinets gave Kennedy 92,410 votes dards set by the United Nations read Oshawa Times Classified (from three Oshawa stores, She| ARRANGEMENTS ALTHOUGH MANY residents | Farm, north of the city, seem | up to the farm, one of the | ture Ronnie French, of Oshawa, (and Vice-president Nixon 92,205. |0r&anization, which appealed to| Section, Call RA 31402 and a {had pleaded guilty to the three] of the Oshawa area do not like | to enfoy the opportunity to get | largest of its kind in North | who likes to visit the farm ax [Nixon had heen certified winner|Quebec French » language teach helpful representative will charges | RA 8-6201 the snow and chilly winter | out of doors in the pastures | America, In the upper picture | often as possible, is seen with phy 141 vole ers to help fill a shortage in Thel Pace your ad | JAILED FOUR MONTHS winds, the thoroughbred horses | and exercise, Horses for many | a group of mares are seen in | one of the thoroughbreds Longo, | Claude Wilson Marsden 27, of quartered at the National Stud | sections of Canada are brought | the pasture, In the lower pic Oshawa Times Photos | HAD GOOD YEAR - i : n, &f I BONN (Reuters)--West Ger | store manager said the volume of many had AD wxiFaordinarily OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS | OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS . business this year has increased Succa®siul ear between three and five per cent, tional Income rising about 11 per| Downtown Ret ailers Among the better selling lines cent, the economics ministry re-| this year were mixed nuts and Ported Wednesday I'he West candies, Fresh fruit did not sell | From All of Us ' as well as might have been ex of for le |idential election ballots ended | Wedne sda vith President-elect Oshawa have reported "a slight| fewer small articles moved from dominate the retall shoe market. oone wiih are usually big sell-|Leslie Herbert Guy, 762 Simcoe increase' in the volume of Christ-| their stores this year. He pointed However, the merchant polnted| go {ny hardware stores al this!street north, died at the Oshawa mas business in their stores this| out that last year the bulk of the out there was a good run onli. of vear moved slowly duelGeneral Hospital Wednesday <| year as compared to Christmas business around Christmas time| women's, men's and children's to the late snow fall, one hard-|Dec, 28. He was in his 77th year, | 1959. Others have reported def- was all done in smaller articles, slippers ware merchant noted Wednesday A son of the late Thomas Frank | inite drop-offs in the volume of| This year, he said, the biggest Jewellery stores saw an ap ph \ lin Guv and Elizabeth Smith, the business, some up to 12 per cent|sales were In upholstered goods proximate 10 per cent increase in ome /acies wear stores have, Lb be the Col | legs than last year which includes chesterfields, bet- the Christmas business volume|S€en a definite increase in the : Nps horn 4 ne ar my An Oshawa Times reporter|ter chairs and dining room suites. this year over last. One of the volume of Christm M business doi : Aad ay And] called on several store managers! It would appear that the sport.|leading Jewellery store owners pi Joat while Bless ig pen Nov. 21 1017. Wednesday, all of whom repre ing goods stores were among the ald i le Increase was on hoth Th nnig £ he" ore mavsger| A resident of Oshawa for 42 sented different retail putlets, to hardest hit in the drop-off of WOMens and men's jewellery | ® g pected, the grocery store man 0 ITUARIES eport Business Better :. B enquire about thelr Ohristmas| Christmas sales. One of the lead Variety store operators sald|sald Wednesday, He said thal rs, Mr, Guy was a member of | Hardware merchants report "a | ' . [4 ) / ery sweaters and sports wear, as far|King Street United Church and| definite drop' in the sales vol LESLIE HERBERT GUY trade ng outlets noted that sales this the trend was "definitely down" SWC : h di "\was a forme he nA : > g i as far as variety store buying|as he was concerned were among Was a former member of the ses-| i ( appy, OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS Several merchants in downtown | it unusual' but there have been ladies' slippers did not fend 10) 0.0 itis year Sleighs and tobog-| In poor health for six months | year have dropped at least one the better sellers for Christmas| sion emplovee of General iE SALES Was conce ( re ast LARGER SAL} third in volume to last year as concerned compared to las Ihis yaar Motors for 27 vears prior to his fur . plalle ints out One manager said the Christmas A furniture retaller | y The merchant blamed the late | B ¥ A set ' retirement, he was a member of L p-- P, husiness v that 2 business volume as far as he was 4 3 the volume of business in that... "oe ow for the general drop \ ha EV DEMAND he supervisory department : , line has heen slightly higher this concerned dropped from 10 to 12/™, Noa g 4 > l ! in wistmas sales. and pointe irkey i ¢ popula dire« descendent o wo ol 4 year than last, but the bulk of Christn y and ted per cent this year : 3 key 8 st | Ad 4 tol! ! ies ; \ ea { ean SA Baas eal out there was no one type of Christmas dinner fowl, one meat the district's ploneer families E © t usiness was # larg ales . 4 \ . The peasy oid ae alc | sporting goods which seemed "in| BATTERY TOYS POPULAR narket manager said, He said Mr, Guy was as grandson of the the furnitur bus ness have found popular demand" for Christma Among the more popular prod: as far as Christmas business for late Thomas Guy who owned the 3e furniture busi : 2 this year wots sold at variety stores this{the meat retailer is concerned, Bonnie Brae Point area, His : : 3 year were battery operated toys, this has been one of the grandmother was the late Hannah | COMING EVENTS BOOK STORES DOWN but, he sald, the people, as far best years on record Henry, a daughter of the late| One of the leading hook siore ae his business is concerned, are] There was an even demand for| Thomas Henry who lived in the | managers noted there was a drop definitely spending their money|yoth large and small turkeys stone house, al the westerly en- | mINGO at the Avalon Thursday, De. off in business of about 10 per 55 cheaper merchandise this s vear, the meat store prope. trance of Lakeview Park, known somber 2 Oshawa rare "7% cent this Christmas as compared ves : not e N . yas the Henry House Museum $10 and seven jackpots ame said, He noted geese were in | He Mr. Guy survived by his| 110 last year NOVEL BINGO in part, to no partic ar cycle Of saw between a 5 to 8 per cent ie fo ervoie Who wanted vife, the former Ethel Osborne | number one" book offered this increase in the volume of Christe! and a sister, Mrs, Walter Lynde THUR SDAY EVENING, 8 y year to attract book-buyers at mas business this vear over las then Nellie), of Dunbarton, He was 7 EORGH ' LL Christmas. The merchant said, year Don Brown, president of the pradeceased by sister. Mrs. | bert and Jackson © wowever, thal books in general, A department store manager Downtown Businessmen's Assocl-! Arthur Osborne (May) in 1934 | ames $6 3 <, el moved well, despite the 10 per caid there was no one item in|ation sald he felt Christmas busi The memorial service will be or rif ent drop in the volume of Christ: his store that sold better than ness in downtown Oshawa was held at the Armstrong Funeral t 70° JACKPOT INCLU JDED mas business others. However, there were a generally down 5 per cent this|Home at 2 p.m. Friday, Dec, 30, e $15 There was a definite increase In number of department store| Year compared to the 1950 Christ-| followed by interment in Oshawa Cecil Goodwin 00! Murray Osborn the sales of photographic equip-|igoonds that were quite popular, (Mas season Union Cemetery. Rev, M, A,| y Osborne Robert Johnson ment during the Christmas sea He said he felt the clothing|Bury, minister of King Street! Kenneth Courtice Peter Tweel Stanley Gomme BINGO son this year, one of the leading DRY GOODS DOWN stores may have suffered some- United Church. will officiate 3 . JOHN HALL | photo supply dealers noted Wed A dry goods store merchant what due to the lateness of the co : | William Potter Brian Ormiston Yama Seon ash Bs nesday, said that as far as he was con:|pold spell which hit this area just FUNERAL OF | Douglas White Almer Trimble reeborn or Roor vimcos Movie cameras, particularly the cerned "business was very slight-|hefore Christmas EDWIN JAMES ALLIN Walter B G. Gerri William Cameron FRIDAY §mm. type, were big sellers for|ly down from last year." He The memorial service for alter Brown . Gerrits Stella. Latawiee DEC. 30th at 8 PM Christmas this vear. The 8 mm. pointed out there was no item in PARKING LACK BLAMED Edwin James Allin, who died at Wallace Munday * William Lyzanchuck ene Davies at & * rojee s another big seller! the dry goods line that seemed a. Mr, Brown blamed what he|the'Om¥ario Hospital, Whitby, Sun ames $6 and $10 projector was anol y ROO! i TI Ray Osborne Hank Lamers John Watson $40 Jackpots this Christmas as was the 35 tam better seller this year than other termed the general decrease in/day, Dec, 25, was held at the ie Sh mnie | SYiE projector items ) wi business tila Christmas partly on Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 Cecil Adams Henry Hicks Anne Webster a "The shoppers have been hit-the lac of downtown parking p.m ednesday, Dec t . . LITTLE COSMETICS IMPROVED ting into everything this year, |facilities Rev, W. G. Dickson, minister of Harry Lamers Austin Hicks Sonent Jace Drug store cosmetic sales were genite the slight drop in the! "If we had more parking facill.|Centre Street United Church, con Kenneth Cox William Lymer are ameron up slightly this year over last, | gales volume,' he said ties available 'in the downtown ducted the services, Interment ' William Bowden BUCKAROO however, one drug store manager, (ply one store, a candy store, area, there would he a greateriWas in Oshawa Union Cemetery | Atis Terauds John Venning i Hubert Blain pointed there was nothing "spec: reported the Christmas business volume of business transacted in| The pallbearers were C. Bon Harry Knox Robert Fowler Cl J tacular" along these lines this yolume was the same as it Wasithe downtown stores" Mp. netta, J. Harris, E. Disney, B, Dean Allin Harold A arence Johnson RANCH year last year Brown said Trick, W. Keeler and G., Beard arold Wilkins Herbert Nichols Among the better sellers in the The manager sald the reason] Another factor which helped DING cosmetic line this year colognes (he volume of Christmas business decrease the business Vo une RIDING CLUB and bath preparations "were bet: remains the same from year 10/ihis vear, Mr. Brown said, ls the NEW YEAR'S EVE ter than usual : | year is because people buy candy| general unemployment: situation NEW YEAR'S DAY J Men's clothing = sales were a5 a family gitt, Much of thei, the ity : "slightly increased" over lasticandy store business is done In| wr Brown sald although un DINNER VOar w } % p by 4 hy he 5 \ year with the emphasis being onthe dying minutes of the Christ:|aynioument Is not as bad as it SUNDAY, JAN. Ist Dance Part bette y"' . merchandise : : 8 R y etter | qua ne 5¢, mas shopping season, It was may seem, the people who are one of the leading in ntown | noted APM TO 8 PM ZL . ! Jlothie sale rl al . working are tending to save more Top Hits and Square in clothiers said Novelty packed chocolates sold | 0 (05 did in the past SPECIAL TURKEY and Pre JS per ous > 5 Wewry Ni [ ey UY ear 1.6, tod said this was due, Departmer store operators : solv. however there wa pric OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS We, of Oshawa Wood Products, resolve to serve you as courteously and efficiently in 1961 as we have done over the past 32 years. 10 TELEPHONES TO SERVE YOU y faster than other types of candy thes Downtown Showroom $5 a couple; $4 to members [RUBBER FOOTWEAR .| However, boxed chocolates sold He admitted this may be a good STEAK 'DINNERS Main Office and Showroom Jolsemakers, Hats, Balloons | Shoe store owners found it/ SONGIET DOXEE BI0GT AEE, Be thing he workers Woe Al The i 84 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH -- RA 8.1617 COURTICE -- RA 8.161 ard to evaluate the Christmas shopping season eas MLSE. ALAR RESERVATION | BOWMANVILLE -- MA 3-2130 AJAX -- ZEnith 2.9600 Turkey Buffet business' but due to the late fall | urkey Bu of snow, rubber footwear was MORE GROC ERIES SOLD | The Oshawa rt PHONE RA 5-261 served at | am about the biggest seller this yes The volume of Christ ila red ! sel vo \ busi: answered two fa 1 RESERVATIONS 1 e e Aa been a slight inc r carried out in gr ocery stores nesday. Ti ere el £ routir HOTEL LANCASTER $ ONS in the business volume this year this year was generally higher ambulance calls since Wednes AWA OSHAWA WOOD P ul : RooucTs JI OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS PHONE RA 5.2737 (over last, but unlike last year,/than last. One chain grocery (day morning. OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS 51900034 aoom vmviso Jl S1OnG03a GOOM VMVHSO __ Bl si5nc03a aoom vmviso Spot Dances