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THE OSHAWA TIMES, riday, April 6, 1962 BIRTHS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 15) 3Z--Articies for Sale |32--Artictes for Sale 35--Legat 29--Automobiles for Sale BROWN -- Bill and Mary (nee cai.|29--Automobiles for Sale lison) wish to announce God's second) 19.9 yayxXHALL sedan in showroom baa aces Mion iy 3, 1962, at Osh-| condition. The Aeeeorsical car ict drive . with big car luxury. This week only sift of a baby sister for John, Helen 5995. Licence 197551. Van ge Motors Ltd., King Street est, CALVIN -- Wally and Irene | 92 | 728-3667, SF 180 57 International tandem with °62 plates. Good condition. Reasonable. Telephone 725-0312. 'S2 CHEVROLET two-door, good reli- able car, motor, tires good, body fair, $135. Tr MO 8-5631. happy to announce the birth | daughter on Friday, April 6, 1962, at/195¢ BUICK 2 door hardtop, V-8, auto- Oshawa General Hospital. matic, radio. Really sharp. This week jonly $695. Licence 216 B 49951. Van HARRINGTON -- David and Joyce/ieusen Motors Ltd., 156 King Street announce the arrival of their S0M,| wos: 725-3557. '37 AUSTIN Cambridge, perfect mech- anical condition. Best offer. One owner, Telephone MO 8-3634. 155 CHEVROLET, two-dooi T , radio, in 728-1857. Thomas Garrard, weighing 7 lbs. 3 ozs., qn Monday, April 2, 1962, at the Osh- 1961 CORVAIR Monza coupe, automatic awa General Hospital. A brother for) radio, bucket seats, whitewalls, wash- Karen, Rickey, Robbie and Danny. |ers, Beautiful Roman Red. 5000 miles, like new. 728-1203, 50 ENVOY Custom, bucket seats, lea- ther trim, radio, snow tires included, lent $1,200. NAMES ARE IMPORTANT: Choos. @ pame for your child should "be a real pleasure anc others will in good private. Ti MA 3-5548. nae 1953 PLYMOUTH station wagon, motor is A-l, body needs repair. Telephone 723-9058. "want to know your choice. Name "your child as quickly as possible and use the individua} name in ar Oshawa Times Birth Announce- *scent. Just call our Classifieo Department, give the facts, in- eluding the name, and we will publish a Birth Notice in the Bext edition. Just dial RA 3-3492 DEATHS m. 728-4220. ; '51 CHEVROLET, green, four door, good motor, $85.or best offer. Tele- phone 655-4611 after 4.30. -- 11959 OLDSMOBILE 98 hardtop, power brakes, steering, windows. All white. One owner. Best offer, Owner going abroad, 725-7223 after 5 o'clock. afte: HEVROLET Belair convertible, t di it fully Te 725-8832, a nersUnGe Winelmias \'56 BUICK four door hardtop, like new, panei aeaiel on peo Phe hag power cooraieg Soe pla $895. April. 4, 1962. Wilhelmina Patterson, |2¢58 umber 728-905), ___ beloved wife of Peter Dryburgh and/1957 CHEVROLET delux fmother of Mrs, Jane Williamson of/Tires, paint and mechanical, in good Scotland and Robert of Gananoque. |condition. Will trade, preferably % ton Yn her 88th year. Resting at the/truck. MA 3-2711. os Armstrong Funeral Home, with BUICK sp ton tone aeeen Bnd : pecial, two tone green a memorial service in the Chapel Sat-\ 'nite, radio, automatic, whitew oor.| MA. 3-3473. "la bad buy at $100 or best offer. Tele- 73 A70 Austin also 'S4 Dodge, coach, any reasonable offer accepted. 728-6658. 31 PONTIAC, in good condition. No reasonable offer refused. Telephone) 728-1169 after 5 p.m. 1952 CHEVROLET sedan. ton truck, cab and cha good condition, + after 6 p.m, 725-8552. 1958 CHEVROLET sedan, V-8 auto- matic, radio, finished in bright red. This week only $1,395, Licence B 58655. Van Heusen Motors Ltd., 156 King Street West. 725-3557. 1954 DODGE % ton pick-up, low mile- age. Excellent condition, Bowmanville, 1954 Ford 3 is. Both in T |io8 CHEVROLET truck with 1951 motor, Good running condition, Tele- phone 725-7119. 1050 FOUR door Chevrolet. It runs. Not arday, April 7 at 2 p.m. Interment|™ To Oshawa Union Cemetery | Telephone 728-6551. |i038 BUICK hardtop, two-tone blue and HURLBERT, Mary Elizabeth |white, good automatic transmission and At Fairview Lodge, Whitby, on Thurs-| motor. Sharp car, $695. MO 8-5631. day, Aprii 5, 1962, Mary E. Goodm: ~ ey gy lov i r ; GOOD condition, 1959 Chevrolet sedan, Pasion and ar Mae cr oot es, Steen, automatic, $1,495. 1959 Buick two Elsie Valiquett, Alliston, Mrs. W. D. C.|% Whalley, Eau Clair, Mrs. Hazel Mooney, Lake Placid, New York; Roy W., Wil fred, Earl T. and the late John W./'54 Hurlbert, all of Oshawa, in her 93rd!good condition, 20 Brock Street, Aja: year. The late Mrs. Hurlbert is resting!/or telephone WH 2-0984. at McIntosh - Anderson Funeral Home. |~------- sere mt eer yg" i 2 57 VAUXHALL sedan, excellent condi Service in the chapel! on Saturday,|," Radio, back seat speaker, wind i tion. -} Pode Olay 2 p.m, Interment Union iis washers, good tires. Telephone] | 725-8183. SISSON, James Thomas i957 FORD sed: Suddenly at his home, 203 Court Street. |ful car to drive. This week only $1 on Thursday, April 5, 1962, James/ticence 208283. Van Heusen Motors Thomas Sisson, in his 88th year, dear|15¢ King Street West, 725-3557. Perry. Mr. Sisson is resting at the Ger row Funeral Chapel, 390 King Street] urday, April 7, 2 p.m. Interment Grove- | side Cemetery, Brooklin. | THE EO MAODELS an, 6 cylinder, a beauti-| 095. | Ltd. | uncle of Mrs. -Stuart Collins of Port) ---------- West, for service in the chapel on Sat-| VOLVO GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me-| morial. For placement contact funeral} director or phone 725-2327 re Jake & Bill's Garage FINA SERVICE |_449 RITSON S. -- 728-0921 GERROW FUNERAL matic, hard top, radio,/ and terms, Telephone; | NOW ON_ DISPLAY F je m. |LAKESHORE Auto jcars for wrecking. Highest prices paid. | 725-1181 |Phone 728-3189. Z |1961 LAURENTIAN Ar » Pon- |tiac, low mileage. First class condition. Telephone 725-4628 after 5. VOLKSWAGEN deluxe, radio, white walls, washers, 37,000 original miles. Immaculate condition. Private, Tele- phone MO 8-5152. 152 VOLKSWAGEN, good motor, $290. BUICK hard top tw otone, very!.¢1 volkswagen, just like new, 7,000) LARG miles. Dial 725-8575. VOLKSWAGEN, radio, white wall) ires, finished in metallic gray. The car that pays for itself. This week only $595. Licence B 49952. Van Heusen) Motors Ltd., 156 King Street Wesi. | 725-3557, ge 1959 CHEVROLET Biscayne, black, 24,-) 000 miles, one owner, whitewalls, wheel dises, etc. Will take trade in. Tele-) phone 728-1583 after 4 o'clock. | 30--Automobiles Wanted MOTORCYCLE wanted. Older model Harley Davidson, in good condition,| reasonable. Telephone MA 3-3154. '33 TO °57 Chevrolet or Pontiac, car r wagon. Telephone 723-9911 after 4 Wreckers want =! ~ « '55 GMC ton truck with covered box a --|phone 728-3189, CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all. 728-6226 _390 KING STREET WEST _ LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 IN MEMORIAM FRAYNE -- In loving memory of my dear mother, Mrs. Phil Frayne, who passed away two years ago today, April} 6, 1960. | Oh, what would I give to clasp your hand, } BUYING OR SELLING SEE | TED CAMPIN | MOTORS 607 KING ST. -- OSHAWA (ust East of Wilson Road) 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 1960 DODGE Two door sedan, radio, real clean, one owner, low mile- "$1595 Seaway Motors 200 DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY Your dear kind face to see, Your loving smile, your welcome voice, } That meant so much to me. No one knows the silent heartache, Only those who have such can tell, Oh, the grief that is borne in silence For the one I loved so well. But some sweet day we'll meet again Beyond the toil and strife, And clasp each other's hands once more, In heaven, that happy life. | --Sadly missed by daughter Jean, son-)| in-law Ivan, granddaughter Sandra. 1958 V-8 PONTIAC Hardtop, clean as a pin, loaded with extras Blue and white paint. Have a look! Will be sold to the highest bid HOLBROOK -- In loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holbrook and} daughter Dorothy; Mother April 6, 1961, father May 3, 1961, Dorothy March 3, 1939. | CALL ANYTIME 728-0569 '60. BUICK four-door hardtop, power steering, power brakes, color black, model LeSabre or Invicta 725-7168 after 6, 50 CARS WANTED Buying a New Car? Sell your used Car to "Ted" Talk "Cash" to the New Car Dealer and "SAVE" TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 $ ALL CASH $ For clean cars we deal up or down. Liens paid off, NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 512 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY MO 8-8001 BILL WHITTICK MOTORS LIMITED "The Home of Good Used Cars' 146 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY MO 8-474] -- and -- VAN HEUSEN MOTORS LIMITED "The Sign of Quality" 156 KING ST. WEST OSHAWA 725-3557 Remembrance is a golden chain Death tries to break but all in vain; To have, to love, and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart. The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never, The memory of those happy days When we were all together. --Ever remembered by daughter Aud- rey and family. NO DEALERS PLEASE WILLIS MOTORS Your Austin Dealer Open Daily 8-10 Sundays 10-10 For al] your driving needs, We have a good assortment of Used Cars Taunton Road East 725-0331 LANGLEY -- In loving memory of a dear wife, Mrs. Elsie May Langley, who} passed away April 6, 1960. | The month of April again is here, | To me the saddest of the year; | The blow was hard, the shock severe, | To part with one I loved so dear. Dearer still as years depart, Your memory lives within my heart,/| With tender love and deep regret, I who loved you will never forget --Ever remembered by d Fred- xd ai-Amromubite HOUSTON'S. GARAGE and SERVICE STATION BRAKE SPECIALISTS,COM- PLETE BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR TUNE-UP AND GENERAL REPAIRS 67 KING ST. WEST 723-7822 32--Arrticles for Sale BEES for sale, Apply 604 Centre Street North, Whitby. CHESTERFIELD suite, two piece; also one lazy boy chair, both blue and in erick Langley. FORD COUNTRY SEDAN. 1961 Four door wagon, automatic transmission, power brakes, 8 cylinder, one owner, low mile- age, car like new. Seaway Motors 200 Dundas St. West MO 8-3331 WHITBY M emcee ta OBES ees Zw WANT TO BEA HAPPIER DRIVER? BUY A NEW CAR NOW WITH A LOW-COST LIFE-INSURED ; i : x X. X XX. ie XXX XK 3 LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA CARD OF THANKS RICHARDS--Treasured memories of my dear wife Edna, who passed away April 8, 1961. My lips 'cannot tell how I miss her,/ My heart cannot tell what to say, God alone knows how I miss her | In a home that is lonesome today. | d always, d Herb. AN EASTER TRIBUTE To Your Loved Ones Nothing is more befitting or a greater tribute to the mem- ory of the loved ones who have passed on to that borne from which no traveller returns, than oa memorial verse at Easter time. It is a beautiful gesture of love and devotion to the memory of a mother, father, wife, husband, daughter, son -- or those beyond the im- mediate family circle, a faith- ful friend or kin. In the sincere hope of rendering helpful service to those who wish to select an appropriate memoriam notice for Easter time, the Classified Depart- ment of The Oshawa Times will publish Special Memorial tributes on APRIL 21st XX XXX Xx sats tad xx P x . oe MXX XXX XXXK X pos ¥ Bo To ensure that your message oppears at this time TELE- PHONE BEFORE APRIL 19th. good c . Best offer, Telephone COOK'S TRAILER SALES New and Used TRAVEL TRAILERS LOW DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS NOW 2 LOCATIONS HWY. NO. 2 AT COURTICE! 3 Miles East of Oshowa LANSDOWNE TEXACO Service Station Simcoe St, N. Open Every Evening Then see us and find out for yourself how a food freezer service can take out the wor- ries"and expense of food. A family of four spend with us approx. $16.50 per week for food 'and freezer. Includes approx. 80% of normal groc- eries. PHONE 728-9141 for your own personal analysis. ___NO OBLIGATION _ MODERN DRAPES! To Create A More Pleasant Atmosphere in every room of your home. Colorful the various designs in latest. fabrics, 723-3492 | DAVIDSON -- I wish to express my jsincere than: to all doctors, nurses jand aides, the Rev. Derek Allen, the |boys in building 59, The Royal Canadian styles and lengths. Ready to drape. Good Advertising |Legion 43 and the ladies auxiliary, the and Good -- | UAW, all my friends and neighbors for |cards, fruit and flowers during my stay in Oshawa and Toronto General Hos- HAND in HAND | pitals. ~--William Davidsoa. M. & C. Dry Goods | 74 CELINA ST. 723-7827 Circulation Dept., Oshawa Times. TENTS, hardware, outboard motors, guns and|the dependable workers you need, Get bicycles. Tire, 48 Bond Street West niture or anything you have, The City | YOUTH bed with spring mattress, $15.;DUPLICATORS, hand and _ electric, Large wooden crib with cotton filled|spirit or stencil; supplies. Hamilton Of- mattress, clean, $15. Good |flee Equip., 137 Brock St. S. MO 8-8442. MO 8-5092 . hange 120 HO 8-5092 ACCORDION "'Scandalli", 7-change 120 RFIGIDAIRE 40 inch stove with clock,|base, $175. Telephone 725-8729 or apply light, ible.|35 Sunset Avenue. m heavy dui wi urner stove, 7 a tate ny toe Oe " {LOCOMOTIVE washing machine, in rn --~ ------| good condition, reasonable. Apply 41 LAWNMOWER repairs (power and/Ontario Street, Apt. 2, le, Oshawa. and). Free blade sharpening and bal-|Telephone 723-1923, ance with every motor and | - - ----------- tune up, $3.95, Parts extra, Free pick-|\CRIB, large size, with mattress, in good up and delivery. Ts Sportsman's) 15; Girl Guide's uniform, Cc r, MO 8-4511, |size 14, and tam, $4. Call 728-6640. 4 af cain sae EE rooms of new furniture, only| TYPEWRITER adding machine, check $299, This includes living room, bed-|writer, electric time clock, file cabinet, room and kitchen ensembles. Get alljcash register. Snap for quick sale. this for only $3.00 weekly. Barons'|723-4434, Home Furnishings, 424 Simcoe Street) ------ --_ south 1! |BEFORE buying or selling televisions, furniture, refrigerators, stoves, wash- jers, Cali Elmer Wilbur, CO 3. \. e OLD guns wanted, rifles, shotguns, re- Appliances, 485 - 491 Ritson Road|volvers and pistols; also old cartridges. South, 723-3943, Open every night till 7.|Telephone 725-8183, Oshawa. 196t MEMCURY outboard motors, 10| MASSEY Harris pony tractor, equipped and 50 HP, brand new! See these and) With hydraulic implements, plow, disc the complete Une of 1942 Mercury out-|eultivator, souffler, snow plow, Tele- board motors at Starr Furniture and | phon YUkon 52643, Port Perry, Appliances, 485 - 491 Ritson Road South.|RipNG tractor, 84% hp; also Spanish 723-3943, Open every night "till 7 o'clock. |eiectria uniter' fike how. Telephone ACETY toreh, heavy duty weld Bee 6148 alter B p.m ing and cutting; also 3 gauges, 2 OXY LLOYD baby carriage, white and green, gen," i acetylene, Telephone 790-1411. \Lioyd stroller, blue and white, Both Bilenduke's Faso Service, Simcoe afd have carriers, 855, 'Telephone 725-1879, ; rth Wentworth. ' |OMIENTAL rugs, 0 x 12° and 6° x 93 TELEVISION, Weatinghowse, 21°) fe Heatty washing machine; Beatty tron- frigerator * Hot Point', 1 ou. ft, Newlor, Findlay electric stove, 30°; break- condition, Call Caesarea, telephone! fant sot, 725-5192, 986-4341 ee |LOW priced mahogany and birch step, QUICK sale, solid oak hall chair, an-| coffee and end tables, record and book tique; Duncan Phyffe couch; S-plece|cabinets, etc, For further information kitchen set; tables, lamps, lawn roller.| call CO 3-2192, dae os Pg aaa articles. 405 | FOUR-PIECE "Grey mist bedroom push tedden \suit, like new, Less than half price. 15' 2° x 5 beam, runabout boat, steer-| Apply 506 Peel Street, Whitby. ing, windshield, upholstered seats, f0°™ ANTIQUE walnut oval centre table. In arpa . r s ite P is thrgutin, eae ama 3800 sei |aneetent™ condion. Seestone "MA "wen " - 3-5744. ) Mercury outboard complete with remote controls, ex- condition, Starr Furniture and |LLOYD six-way convertible baby car- jriage. In excellent condition, Reason- able. Telephone 728-6396, CAR radio, in the dash, transistor, 332.50. Aerial and installation extra. Try Dominion Tire, 48 Bond Street West. 130 GALLON galvanized hot water tank, with all accessories, $10. Telephone| 655-3638 after 5.30. | REFRIGERATOR, General Electric, 13 cubie foot, GM stove, table top 39 jinches. Can be seen at 316 Eulalie Street. MAPLE syrup! Tak LLOYD baby carriage, grey and green. One chrome bird cage and stand. Twin beds with sprines and mattresses. Tele- phone MO 8-4685. ? AND ONE-THIRD horsepower Evin- rude motor. Good condition. Telephone 725-0458 after 4.30 p.m freezer, practically new. Tele- phone 728-4873 after 6 p.m. MUST sell 10% cu. ft. Norge refrig- erator, good clean condition, $75. Tele- ~hone Whitby MO 8-8563. FOUR finished doors 30" by 78", yo 28" x 78", taupe rug, 70" x 65". Pair) me from 401 to Concession of new foam pillows. 728-8348. : |Andrew Heaslip, telephone . JOHNSON outboard 1957 i fea 7. excellent condition. Tele-|-- "F 9 aaa Oo pagpayero sen 7 754 COLEMAN'S and_ prim' camping phone Teer after 60 BM {equipment, complete repair service and REALLY see hockey RCA 24" televi-|parts. Miller Heating and Trailer Ac- sion, Underwood typewriter, Honeywell|cessories, 9 Tudor Street Ajax. WH thermostat, single bed, all perfect, rea-|2-3491. sonable. Telephone 723-4254. sss WE pay highest prices In the city for TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers,|used furniture. 35 Highway 12 Manvers. Bethany Pretty's Used Furni- rentals, terms, service. Hamilton Office|ture Store, 723-327|. 444 Simcoe South. Equipment, 137 Brock South, MO 8-8442. | WNIT at , canvas. Prompt service, SEWING machine Elma supermatic,|free estimates. Chair, table rentals. full guarantee and lessons included.|Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North. Cash or take over payments Trade| SEVEN piece dining room suite, ebony in accepted, Telephone 728-7824 very modern. Best offer. Tele- COOKWARE sets 15 pieces, three-ply| phone for particulars, 725-2531. stainless costing $160; $29; one new $59. Send phone no. to 33--Swap and Barter Box 210 Times. | sone -- -- a ; ALU SHOWCASES, blond finish, three for $75 or $30 each; display items and lady| Will trade, for garden mannequin $45. Good condition. MA|~ Matsa om mee " 3-3801. |ROOM air conditioner, will trade for GEDAR fence porte, Gelivered, Tele-|(wo wheel trailer Telephone 12-0796. phone 723-9000 anytime. |SHOT gun, Winchester 97, 12 gauge |MEAT scale, chopping block, Slicer,| PUMP, trade for 5 hp outboard motor. Ishowcase, pop cooler, coffee grinder,| -elephone 728-6350. |grill, cheque writer, fire proof ledger,| milk shaker, large safe, file cabinet,|34--Lost & Found jcesk. chalr. Hemilton's, SPECTACLES (in case), girl's, black | |FURNACES forced rimmed, lost Friday, vicinity Ritson antee $2.25 per wee! P y-|and Bloor. Telephone 725-2922, Lange ee deal, $130. Telephone | WALLET: Lost on Tuesday, man's | brown wallet containing money and im- parts and repairs for all makes} portant documents. If money is gone, of wringer type washers, % h.p, motors,|finder kindly return papers. Reward. $5 to $8, guaranteed reconditioned) Telephone 725-3645. y : 's Market, | ----__-- - Serena eet tae -| washers and stoves: Paddy's Markel:Tost -- A grey duck boat, 10 feet| Dit i chtuninommam Oe, mete. from two 1966 Chsvigiet TV RENTALS, by the day, week oricar hoods. Lost from bridge near the month at Farkway Television, 918 Sim-| port at Whitby. A small reward offered \cot North 723-3043. for direct information leading to its |WE buy, sell and exchange used farni-| return, Contact Mr. T, Hanna at 211 |ture and appliances, for top cash offer|Dovedale Drive, Whitby. phone 728-1131, Community Furniture,| 19 Prince Street, |35--Legal GIRLS' clothing, coats, dresses, skirts./7 wi not be responsible for any debts Brownie uniform, size 10 and 12. G contracted in my name by anyone on condition. MO 8-5678, 5 =r after this date, April 6, 1962 without FIFTEEN thousand good sound used|my written consnt. Mr, H. La- bricks. Cheap for quick sale. Building |rochelle, 841 Simcoe Street South. ef being dismantled. Please call at 174/1 Wil) not be responsible for any debts Ritson _Road South, Oshawa, Ontario. lcontracted in my name by anyone, on TYPING paper on sale, letter size,|or after this date, April 5, 1962, without white newsprint, buy in bulk lots and) my written consent, -- Harry R. Guy, save. 4% Ib pkg. $1.00, 9 Ib. pkg. $2.00. /RR 1, Whitby, Ontario. | one used twice M canoe in good condition. tractor. Tele- elp |FAR-REACHING Oshawa Tim camping supplies, marine|Wanted" ads puts you in touch with Try Dominion|your job offer to them today. Dial ASK FOR OSHAWA TIMES FAMILY WANT ADS CITY OF OSHAWA ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT Sealed Tenders plainly mark- ed 'Septic Pipe" will be re- ceived at the office of the Purchasing Agent, Civic Ad- ministration Building, Osh- awa, Ontario up until 5:00 P.M. (E.S.T.) Friday, April 13, 1962. For the following: 36,000 Lin. Ft. 3%" Dia, Septic Perforated Pipe com- plete with 'couplings and 5%' perforations. Further information may be received from the office of the Purchasing Agent. ; Lowest or ony tender not necessarily accepted. W. J. Crompton, PURCHASING AGENT. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF HENRY HERBERT RICHARDS, Re- tired, deceased All persons having claims against the estate of Henry Herbert Richards, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, Retired Mechanic, deceased, who died on or about the 15th day of February, 1962, are hereby -notified to send in to the undersigned Personal Representatives of the said deceased on 'or before the 24th day of April, 1962, full porticulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the Personal Represen- tatives will distribute the assets of the said deceased having regard only to claims of which they shall then have notice, Dated at Oshawa this 2Ist day of March, 1962. HAROLD NELSON RICHARDS, d Best prices RLINER" collapsible _ travel All new for '62, Call 728-1468} 5. | sell_and exchange used fur- Trading Post Stores, 446 Simcoe Street South and 31 Bond Street East. 723- 1671 8 coe B. F. GOODRICH Stores -- Tires, bat- teries, Kelvinator refrigerators, tele- vision. Thrifty Budget Plan. 725-4543. FILTER Queen Sales and Service, lib- eral trade-in allowance. Free demon- stration, Telephone 728-4683. CHESTERFIELD suite, modern two pieces, like new, also Singer electric sewing machine. Private sale. Tele- phone 728-1559. bed complete, spring filled Good condition. Also guitar ca 72 TELEVISON, 21" Westinghouse, light finish console, 1957 model. In very good condition. Telephone 728-5 repairs Ss, tarhments, brushes, guaran- it machines. Estimates free. acuum Cleaner Repair Ser- 11 anytime. cleaner THISTLE baby carria stroller, changing t. radio, record player consol OLYMPIA typewriters, they're No, 1 in their field, standards and portables, see them today. Hamilton Office Equip. 137 Brock South, Whitby. MO 8-8442. VALLEY CREEK FURNITURE In a new location. 16% Bond Street West. Top price paid for used radios, televis- ions, furniture and applian- ces. We buy, sell and ex- Telephone 728- GOOD RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATORS RANGES AND WASHERS All parts and service AJAX BARGAIN CENTRE HARWOOD AVE. NORTH AJAX -- WH _2-6410 BABY CARRIAGES Strollers, Cribs, Playpens, etc. by Thistle, Lloyd & Gendron AT LOWEST PRICES! BARONS' .HOME FURNISHINGS 424 Simcoe St. S._ BOATS. UP TO 60% OFF Larsen, Traveller, Weymouth, Mason, Evinrude Motors, Volvo Tenta Engines. MARINE STORAGE AND SUPPLY: LTD, Brooklin PHONE 655-3641 OPEN EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS UNTIL 8 P.M, an EARLE HERBERT. RICHARDS, Executors, By their solicitors, Messrs. McGIBBON & BASTEDO, Barristers & Solicitors, 20 Simcoe Street North, OSHAWA ONTARIO, R. A, NOTICE 2 P. F. N, 3260-62 ONTARIO THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD NOTICE UNDER SECTION 30 OF THE PLANNING ACT TAKE NOTICE that the Coun- cil of the Corporation of the City of Oshawa has applied to the Ontario Municipal "Board pursuant to the provi- sions of Section 30 of The Planning Act for approval of its Restricted Area By-low 4034 passed on the 5th day of March, 1962, a copy whereof is hereunto annexed Any person interested may, within fourteen days after the date of this notice, file with the clerk of the City of Oshawa notice of his ob- jection to opproval of the said by-law together with a statement of the grounds of such objection. The Ontario Municipal Board may approve of the said by- law but before doing so it m.w appoint a time and place when any objections to the by-law will be considered. DATED at Toronto this 6th day of April, 1962. "B. VICKERS" Secretary. The By-law referred to in the above notice reads as follows: BY-LAW NUMBER 4034 OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA being © by-law to further amend 'The Zoning By-law' of the City of Oshawa, WHEREAS it is deemed de- sirable to amend zoning by- law 3415 os amended by by- laws 3441, 3480, 3623, 3721, 3769, 3863, 3959, 3973, 3993, 4000, ond 4022; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED AND IT IS HERE- BY ENACTED as a by-law of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa by the Council thereof as follows: 1, Section 27 of zoning by law 3415 as amended is here- by further amended by delet- ing therefrom the following: "(d) funeral parlour' (9) motel of not less than 12 guest units each having a separate bathroom and at least one hundred and fifty (150) square feet of floor space and which motel occupies not more than (15) per cent of the area of the lot upon which it is located and hos a front yard depth of at least forty (40) feet and side yard depth abutting any flanking street of at least forty (40) feet;" "(m) veterinary hospital" 2. Section 28 of zoning by- law 3415 as amended is is hereby. further amended by deleting therefrom. the words "(w) any accessory use' and by _ substituting therefor the following: "(w) veterinary hospital (x) any accessory use' 3. Section 43 of by-law number 3415 as amended is hereby further amended by deleting therefrom the words: "(y) any accessory use" and by substituting therefor the following: "(y) veterinary hospital (w) any accessory use" 4. Sheet number 9 of Appen- dix "A" to zoning by-law 3415 as amended is hereby further amended by changing the land use designation of port of the block of land on the northeast corner of Drew Street and Toronto Avenue shown as R-3 on said sheet number 9 from R-3 to R-5 so that the said sheet number 9 as amended by this by-law will be as shown on the re- vised sheet number 9 attached Pies by-law as Schedule 5. Sheet number 10 of Appen- dix "A" to zoning by-law 3415 as amended is hereby further amended by changing the land use designation of part of the block of land at the southeast corner of King Street and Farewell Street shown as R-4 on said sheet number 10 from R-4 to R-5 so that the said sheet number 10 as amended by this by- law will be as shown on the revised sheet number 10 at- tached to this by-law as Schedule 'B". 6. No part of this by-law shall come into force without the opproval of the Ontario Municipal Board but subject thereto this by-law shall take effect from the date of its possing. By-law read a first time this 5th day of March 1962, By-law read a second time this 5th day of Morch 1962. By-law read a third time and finally passed this 5th day of Morch 1962. "Christine Thomas" Mayor "L. R. Barrand"' Clerk NOTE: The sheets referred to in the by-law may be ex- amined at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Oshawa, Ontario. Democra OTTAWA (CP)--A Canadian business executive hit out Thursday night at what he termed the diseases and van- dalism in democracy. R. V. Yohe of Kitchener, president' of the B. F. Goodrich Company of Canada Limited, tossed criticism at govern- ments business, newspapers. television and "lazy nations and lazy people." He otld the annual meeting of the Ottawa Board of Trade that socialism and "'welfare-ism" are "hazards that threaten the dem- ocratic way of life." "It is a source of considerable worry to me to see the peoples of a nation or nations turning more and more to government to undertake the social and poli- tical obligations at local levels that these same people ought to assume." He asked whether this meant LA PALLASCE Newspaper Man New Cultural Affairs Head that Canadians were moving to- wards "the political levels of MONTREAL (CP) -- Ernest|the underdeveloped countries Pallascio-Morin, 52 - year - oldjand may thus become incapable newspaper man who earned ajof performing the involved pro- reputation for ingenuity in get-|cesses of parliamentary democ- ting the story, is the publiciracy in local government?" relations director of Quebec's new cultural affairs depart- FREEDOMS LOST . ment. ' Mr. -- said Peaae ae The youthful-looking Pallasce,|40ms are lost and initiative and) ee Paso sda lincentive destroyed with the in- vandalism in which case in Toronto would push the rape of South Viet Nam off the cy's Ills Hit By Executive He described the expropria- tion by the British Columbia government of the B.C. Electric Company as a "type of van- dalism."" He said a "vandalistic di- sease"' existed in politics. "I need only recall to your mind elections of the past in Britain, the United States and right here in Canada, in which character assassination, veiled insults, half-truths and unlim- ited promises become the rule rather than the exception." RAPS JOURNALISM There was also journalistic "a rape front pages."" Mr. Yohe said he wan't likely to rate headlines with his speech. "However, if I were to murder my wife in a brutal fashion, I could easily obtain national press coverage with the headlines varying in direct pro- --e to the goriness of the eed." And television perpetrated a vandalism in assuming that its "blood and thunder westerns or sadistic mayhem" were what the viewer wanted. Mr. Yohe also criticized the indifference of Canadians to- ward communist cells, agents and newspapers. as he is afiectionately known 7 " emne meenpaees men, is also|tfoduction of social benefits. novelist, poet and| actor but s. he has always} . considered himself first a re-| CNR Reporting As public Georges Lapalme, who holds general and minister of cultural) affairs, he will be concerned Traffic Hike of spoken French, arts and French - Canadian culture gen- MONTREAL (CP) -- Cana- The department includes a/S@id in its annual report Thurs- bureatt of linguistics, a provin-|4@¥ Tailway freight traffic in- dealing with the problems of! French - speaking Canadians a playwright | porter. relations aide to R il F Fe h down the dual role of attorney-| al relg t with such matters as the purity erally. jdian Pacific Railway Company cial arts council and a branch/Creased with the general busi- outside the procince. ness upturn in 1961, although passenger traffic continued to decline The report, signed by Presi- }dent N. R. Crump, said freight His ingenuity was demon-jrevenues in 1961 rose to $407,- strated in 1932 when he was|296,470 from $390,508,091 the assigned to cover the explosion|year before, while passenger of the tanker Cymbeline in|revenues dropped 14 per cent to Montreal Harbor in which more/$26,258,340 from $30,516,344 in than 30 died. Police cordoned|1960. off the area and refused to let} As previously reported, the reporters in. Pallasce got by|company had net 'earnings in police by hiding in a basket!1961 of $32,461,242, or $2.04 a litter of a morgue wagon. |share, compared with $28,971, On another occasion he/276, or $1.81 a share, in 1960. donned a cleric's garb he had} The number of passengers used in a play to wheedle alcarried fell to 6,274,625 from photograph after his editor told|7,058,767 in 1960, and passenger him not to come back without|train miles were reduced by a picture. jabout 1,500,000 or 12 per cent. Pallasce worked his way| MILES REDUCED through college as an elevator] In its policy of eliminating un- boy at a Montreal department/remunerative passenger lines store, then was hired for $4 alwherever possible, the report week by La Patrie. He was|said, passenger train miles have placed in the office of the late|/beent cut by about 10,000,000 or Louis Francoeur, one of French-| almost 50 per cent. NOTED FOR RUSES Canada's great newspaper men. "This was an_ exceptional) break,"' Pallasce recalls. "Just) in talking with Francoeur, I} reviewed my. whole classical] course of studies." The report said steamship op- erations in 1961 showed a loss of $1,683,077 compared with a loss of $807,393 in 1960. The company increased its share of the North Atlantic steamship traffic, the report said, but ad-) revenues were not SERVED IN NAVY ditional Later he went to work for Le enough to absorb increased la- Canada under Olivar Asselin,|/por costs and port charges. who trained such newspaper| Net earnings from hotels and men as the late Eustache Letel-|e9mmunications were $3,743,085 lier de Saint-Just and Roger)jn 1961, compared with $4,412,- Duhamel, former editors of La!798 in 1960, The company's air- Italians Outlaw All Tobacco Ads _ ROME (Reuters) -- The Ital- ian parliament gave final ap- proval Thursday night to a bill outlawing tobacco advertisirig. The bill forbids advertising of "any form of tobacco for smok- ing" whether Italian or fore eign. Offenders can be fined 20,000 lire (about $30) to 200,000 lire (about $300) and repeated of- fenders can be fined up to 2,000,000 lire (about $3,000). More County Funds Missing PORT DOVER, Ont. (CP)-- Council of this Norfolk County town learned Thursday night that $30,069 is missing in mu- nicipal funds--$11,000 more than believed earlier. Council called an audit ear- lier this year when residents complained they were billed for $2,500 in taxes that had already been paid. A preliminary study of the records showed funds of $19,000 were missing, but the final audit increased the amount. The Simcoe auditing firm told council that J. B. Quanbury, who resigned as clerk-treasurer late last year because of ill health, did not disclose $26,069 tax money credited to the town's financial records. The report said $4,000 was paid to Port Dover for purchase of a debenture, but the payment was not recorded, nor was the debenture issued. The auditors said the claims by taxpayers that their $2,500 was not recorded cannot be proven. Council held a closed session Patrie. Duhamel now is Queen's line had a net loss of about Printer. $7,600,000 in 1961. immediately after the report was heard. Pallasce moved: to La Presse and then to two weeklies, Le Petit Journal and Photo- Journal. In 1942 he joined the navy and served in the radio section of its information branch. Discharged in 1944 because of ill health, he spent much of his time in radio until last year when he returned to newspaper work with Le Nouveau Journal, Montreal's new daily, He is the author of nine plays and won the Gratien Gelinas Trophy and the Wood Trophy in the Quebec drama festival in 1959. He has received an honor- ary doctorate of letters from Laval University, was made Knight of the Order of Sylvester by the Pope in 1957 and won the Lieutenant Governor's Medal in a 1959 contest among members of the Society of French-Canadian poets. Pallasce was born Ernest Pallascio, one of five sons of a professional soldier. At five he was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Louis-David Morin, friends of the family who had no children. He has always retained: the name of his adopting parents as a "gesture of gratitude." Married to the former Aline Massicotte of Montreal, he is the father of six children--one boy and five girls. Stock Market Drops During Medium Trade TORONTO (CP) -- The stock market dropped back to the minus side during moderate trading Thursday, after Wednes- day's mild show of strength. Steel were a weakening in- fluence in industrials. 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