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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 20) 32--Articles for Sale 32--Articles for Sale 32--aArticles for Sale 15 FT. moulded boat, fully equipped,| like new, cal trailer, Reasonable. Tele- phone RASP RY canee, y plants for sale, 4c each or $3.50 a hundred. Originally nursery stock. MA 3-5548. 29--Automobiles for Sale 29--Automobiles for Sale GUNS wanted, old lever action rifles and hand guns, Telephone 728-5574. KLEMCO OAK used typewriter desk, swivel chair, duplicator, pop cooler, FURNACES, foreed Fg Prngey red gt antee. $2.25 per week, down pay: ment, package deal, "9130, Telephone 725-4729, 1961 FIBRE-glass boat, top, electric 40 horsepower motor, trailer, skis, ete. Used 14 hours. Best offer, 381 Mary Street. DINING - room suite, light oak table, four and. glass cabinet,| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 4, 1962 2] Sabin Clinic On May 16 In Interior Design 7H tab! INBOARD V drive complete 265 Chev- 0, Large executive desk, $65. Tele- rolet V8 with marine attachments in- pboos MO 8-8386 after 6 p.m. or MO cluding rudder and 13 x 13 propeller, 8-5703. Operated 3 seasons. condi tion, Best. offer. 723-7469 after 6. »|NIAGARA Cyclo massage cushion unit, cost $169, Will accept t reasonable offer. 2-wi Korg good bsg bgte dE 725-8383. file cabinet, safe, 137 meat slicer, grill, Hamilton's, 8442. » ue and 1956 BUICK hardtop, two-tone blue fsseetide typewriter. white, good automatic transmission and motor. Sharp car, $695. MO 8-5631. __|Brock South 1950 INTIA! der, automatic, WE buy, sell and exchange used furni- re hagh to * aroneac "eS 6, ture and appliances, for top cash offer. 725-6892. Phone 728-1131. F '62 PLYMOUTH good motor, all good paris, reasonable. Telephone 723-2880. 1953 OLDSMOBILE two door 98 hard- top. Jest offer. Telephone 655-3400. 'Enlarges' Room . You can extend your outlook|gardens, views of the Riviera, Pontypool DEPARTMENT 'Se JHEVROLET, two-door, six-cylin- 4 . stick shift, radio. Excellent condi- tia. $825. Telephone 728-7090. '$9 PONTIAC Laurentian, "er + door, automatic, radio, washers. after 6, MO 8-5475. 19 Prince Naat O 8-9036; WALKING tractor and implements. Also Spanish guitar, like new. Will take older one as trade. 728-61 "68 MGA convertible car, New paint job. Engine mood gee My $1,150 or best offer. 725-4128. 1955 PONTIAC saat good condition, $300 or best offer. Apply 435 Simcoe Street North. 30--Automobiles Wanted LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want) cars rg wrecking. Highest prices paid. 725-118: at tte stove, washer, beds, organ, baby "| TRAILER boat trailer, cover, Strong a Aearnces, gg es and stop-light. 728-2085. COMRADE typewriter portable with case, like new. $40, Telephone 728-8979. FILTER Queen Sales and Service, lib- eral trade-in allowance. Free demon- 'and|stration. Telephone 728-4683. SCANDELLI accordion and case, 120 bass. Three tone change, good condi- tion. Telephone 725-4125. jutomatic token, jother household articles. 20 Jones Ave- nue. 723-3334. DININGROOM eu eight piece fumed 1% feet by 9 feet. 1958 VOLKSWAGEN, beige, in excel- lent condition, 35,000 miles. Telephone 779%, Port Perry. a *69 BUICK Invicta, all powered, fully shade light glass, radio front and rear, two tone, complete exhaust system just pitalien. et condition. Private. 5203. "54 LAG hardtop | coupe, fully 50 CARS WANTED Buying a Mew Car? RESTAURANT equipment, cooler, grills, barbecue, cash register, coffee maker, table top refrigerator booths. Telephone 723-7463. used, pop Sell your used Cor to "Ted" Talk "Cash" to the New CAR radio, $32.50. Aerial and installation extra, Fad Dominion Tire, 48 Bond oak, Telephone 723- 3010." TAPE recorder, Phillips continental 400 $250. Power saw, 8 inch $75, Thor iron- er, $50. 728-2297. MOTOR scooter for sale, Vespa. Best offer. Spotless condition, Brooklin 655-3611 anytime. iolingee ask machine sag 4 = elec- trie fire-place La in perfect condition, Apply 285 King Street West after 6 p.m. * Telephone} in the dash, id Street West. SMALL cabin trailer, equip- ped, refrigerator, sink, table, cup- Car Dealer and "SAVE" TED CAMPIN MOTORS _ |terie B, F. GOODRICH Stores --Tires, bat- jele- boards, double bed. Ideal for couple. 655-3137 after 5 p.m. S> ision. Thrifty Budget Plan, 725-4543. 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 {j Teason- able.. 725-9297. *5] CHEVROLET deluxe four door, whitewals, two tone green, good tires, six cylinder, gandard en good 1954 BUICK hardtop, ie Soi chrome discs, back up lights, good body, mechanically peifect, private sale. After 5.30 p.m. Telephone 725-5555. 3959 FORD Station wagon, automatic, four, In good Telephone MA 3-5068, 4 FT, McGuinness travel trailer, sleeps co Reasonable. TRAILER made from Chev. sedan de- livery. Excellent for sleeping. Also car top carrier 4 x 8 ft.; 2 ft. high with good tarp. Telephone YUkon 5-2597. $ ALL CASH $ For clean cars we deal up or down, Liens paid off. NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 512 BOCK ST. N., WHITBY pA ag immediate, Canada Dry GARDEN tractor, complete with plow, two years old. Capacity of three cases in dispenser department, cases Original cost $375, will sacrifice $200. A-1 condition, within one summer season. Telephone Ajax WH 2-3881 or Toronto WA 5-4103. and four in pre-cooling compartment. Should pay for itself » harrow and snow blade. Telephone 655-3576. MO 8-8001 good Bit00. After five p.m. telephone MO 8-3006. or MO 8-3220. 1925 STUDEBAKER, 1927 Chevrolet, 31--Automobile Repairs 1931 Chevrolet in perfect restorable condition. 109 Kaiser Crescent, 725-8503, JEEP station wagon, two-wheel drive, good body and mechanical condition, directional signals, four new tires, new battery. Ideal for fishing and hunting, $250. 728-3398. *57 PONTIAC Laurentian, A-1 automo- bile Jake and Bill's Garage, 449 Rit-| son South, 728-0921. | 1956 AUSTIN Healey 100-4 red, wire HOUSTONS GARAGE and SERVICE STATION BRAKE SPECIALISTS, COM- PLETE BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR TUNE-UP AND GENERAL REPAIRS 67 KING ST. WEST 46' CRUISER 3 CABINS Must sacifice for best offer - over $3,000. For details write: 343 JASPER AVE. OSHAWA 723-7822 wheels, four speed transmission, over- drive, 728-8150 after six p.m. 32--Articles for Sale 1956 AUSTIN, new motor, must be seen to be appreciated. Apply 11 Hall Street after six p.m. or weekends. | | telephone 725-7001 PIANO for sale, $250. Sebastian Hoh- mann, Riston Road North, 6 to 8 p.m.| WRECKING '55 Oldsmobile 98. Parts for sale, Good motor and transmission. 723-9768 after 5. *517 DODGE custom suburban automat- ic, low mileage, top shape. With extras, Telephone 725-7489, "68 MGA, black, in good condition. Tele- phone 728-2395. 86 FORD Fairlane, Thunderbird motor, radio, good condition, private sale. Telephone 728-1371. 68 EDSEL aufomatic, radio, good con- dition, $850. Terms could be arranged. Must be sold this week, 723-4256. 1958 TRIUMPH TR-3, coior red, radio, wire wheels. Telephone 728-5065 after 6 o'clock. %-TON FORD ,new motor, '55 Chev. coach, '53 Buick, all in A-1 condition. Telephone 728-0142. 55 PONTIAC four-door, clean car, in excellent' running condition. Selling Price $450. Telephone 723-1229. Installed -- 728-5253 60 CHEVROLET Belair sedan, a matic transmission, positraction, excel lent condition, cash. Telephone MO 8-4140. "58 CHEVROLET Biscayne, four door, radio, excellent condition, Jake and Bill's Garage, 449 Ritson South, 728-0921, 1960 AUSTIN 850, new, brakes, paint. Telephone days 728-6279; 723-4992, 1957 MERCURY Monterey deluxe, hard top, automatic, power equipped, ge whitewalls. Good condition, Apply 28! Gliddon Avenue. *57 MERCURY sedan automatic trans- mission, A-1 condition. Telephone 725- 7285. 1953 BUICK automate, new tires, radio, immaculate condition. Must sell imme- diately, $300. Apply 447 Bloor Street ast. 59 VAUXHALL Victor Super four door sedan, low mileage, excellent condition, SPECIAL OFFER SELF-STORING ALUMINUM DOORS complete with grill and lock 45.0 Windows -- $15.00 Are Neighbors Dogs Driving You Crazy? Let us help you plan a fence. All pieces cut to order at your service yard. A. SMITH Builders Supply 701 BROCK STREET NORTH WHITBY -- MO 8-2379 The finest In fishing tackle and supplies. Smelting Equipment Chestnut Canoes FISH MOUNTED PAUL'S Sporting Goods 589 Albert Street TRAVEL TRAILERS: Come In And See The New Falcons 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- __change. | Phone _728- 4401, GOOD RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATORS RANGES AND WASHERS All parts and service AJAX BARGAIN CENTRE HARWOOD AVE, NORTH AJAX -- WH, 2-6410 In 13-ft, 15-ft. and 17-ft. models now on display at the SUBWAY TRAILER PARK AND SALES 1010 Dundas St. East, Whitby MO 8-2866 Best reasonable offer, Private. 728-9228. 1953 OLDSMOBILE two-door hardtop, automatic, radio, Best offer. Telephone 723-7933, '60 CHEVROLET BeAir 6-cylinder se- dan, automatic transmission and other extras. Phone 723-4316. 1961 PONTIAC Laurentian two-tone, six - cylinder, automatic, white-walls, radio, Excellent condition. Must sell. Telephone 723-1077. °55 FORD, %-ton pick-up, $350; 58 Consul station wagon, $875, very good condition. 725-2915. % TON pickup truck, 1955 Chevrolet, motor, transmission, tires, body, good condition. $695. MA 3-3154. CONVERTIBLE '59 Pontiac Parisienee V8 automatic, power brakes, steering, all white, red interior, radio, whitewalls tinted glass. Sharp. 723-7395. %53 CHEVROLET, four door sedan, light green, good motor and tires, custom radio, $295. Baseline Motors, Whitby. MO 8-5631. Keay 33 D two-tone 733 DODGE, four-door sedan, good motor and tires, custom blue, Baseline Motors, Whitby. radio, $150. MO 8-5631. 1951 CADILLAC, two door hardtop, rub- ber, motor, mechanically good. No plates. $100. Telephone 725-5055. 3959 TRS convertible, excellent condi- tion, very low mileage, electric over- drive, rear seat, tonneau cover, 123-3933, 1960 1960 PONTIAC 'Strato -Chiet Sedan, au- tomatic tr windshield washers, excellent condi- tion, 728-2828 1955 NASH "Metropolitan, ; red with white top, radio, excellent condition. $250 or best offer. 723-1385. 57. MGA detachable . hardtop, new motor, radio ,wire wheels, excellent rubber all around. Will finance. Best offer, Call 723-1706 after 5. HERTZ RENT-A-CAR-TRUCK 728-9641 NIGHTS 728-9493 Foote's Shell Station 97_KING E. OSHAWA SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good clean cars. Trade up or down. Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. S. 723-9421 BUYING OR SELLING SEE TED CAMPIN MOTORS 607 KING ST, -- OSHAWA (ust East of Wilson Road) 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 CONVERTIBLE 1961 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88 Jet black, fully equipped, low mileage, must sacrifice. Whitby -- After 6 GLENDALES 14', COOK'S TRAILER SALES BOATS UP TO 60% OFF Larson, Traveler, Weymouth, Cruisers Inc., Evinrude Motors, Volvo Penta Engines. MARINE STORAGE AND SUPPLY LTD. BROOKLIN PHONE 655-3641 OPEN EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS UNTIL 8 P.M. NOW ON DISPLAY 16', 17° 2 LOCATIONS Hwy. No. 2 Courtice 3 miles east of Oshawo and Lons- downe Texaco Station, Sim- coe St .N., Oshawa. __ Onan: evenings ond weekends," HOUSEHOLD SKI-BOAT 16 FT. DELUXE Custom built, moulded ply- wood, like new, with 70 horse- power Mercury motor, start- er generotor, single lever control, very safe and fast, 14 h.p. Evinrude ond 5 h.p. Gale Motors. CAN FINANCE TELEPHONE 728-1203 FURNITURE OWNER MOVING Dining room suite, seven piece, light oak. Chesterfield suite with king sized built-in mat- tress and two chairs. Kitchen set with six chairs. General Electric refriger- ator, automatic, 10 cubic foot, cross top freezer, 70 Ib, capacity. Frigidaire Electric tove Viking washing machine. Chaissé lounge with mat- Busy Homemaker! Shopping A Worry? Food Expensive? HOME ECONOMICS Food & Freezer Co. Ltd, Can help you take the worry and expense out of food shopping, $16.50 Weekly covers food plus freezer for a family of four. This iIn« cludes about 80% of normal groceries. Phone today, you owe it to yourself, No obligation, 728-9141 TELEVISION 17-inch table model with stand, in good condition, $60. Tele- phone 723-7870. F AIRE for sale, in di MO 8-3218. CASE tractor $650, Three furrow drag plough ai or go for $700, Farm wagon $45. All in good condition. Tele- phone ule after 6 p.m. a ski-boat, custom built, 6 ft. length, 80 inch ctrie sta wheel trailer, excellent condition sas, 29 Westmount -- Apartment Telephone 728-2179. MOFFAT electric Wages heavy = used only 11 months, 34--Lost & Found 5749 between 11 and 2 ern MAN'S racer, nearly new, very well kept, hand brakes, three-speed gears, lights and generator, saddlebag. Tele- phone 723-7469 after 6. RETIRING from business, rare bar- gains in furniture! Three-piece walnut bedroom suite, double dressers, book- LOST -- Man's black leather oo sum of money and person: Reward. Vicinity King and Telephone MO 8-4207. LOST: Two Beagles, male, black and tan; female, black and white; strayed from 1419 Simcoe Street North, last Saturday. 723-3575. faseos. ease bed and huge chest, rte Kroehler ig age bedroom suite, 35--Legal finish. solid This beautiful mile must be seen. Reg. $389. Sellout $197, Two-piece chester- field suite, $97; two-piece Scandia ches- terfield suite, $77.49; bookcase beds, clear-out $19.78, Wilson Furniture. 20 Church Street, RETIRING from business! Ed Wilson sells out! Everything must be sold! 6' x 9' linoleum rugs, $1.99; porch gates, $3.29; chrome kitchen chairs, $2.99; five-piece kitchen suites, $26.73; smooth top mattresses, reg. $59.50, half price $28. Continental beds complete $18.73. Wilson's Furniture, 20 Church Street. 16-FT. x 6-FT. outboard cruiser, sleeps two in cabin, 35 hp electric start outboard motor and controls. 1200 Ib. capacity, Tilt trailer, spare wheel. 8995. TV RENTALS, by the day, week or month at Parkway Television, 918 Sim- coe North 723-3043, TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers, ren- tals, terms, service. Hamilton Office Equipment, 137 Brock South, MO 8-842. AWNINGS, canvas. Prompt service, free estimates, Chalr, table rentals. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North. TENTS, camping supplies, marine hardware, outboard motors, guns and bicycles. Best prices. Try Dominion Tire, 48 Bond Street West. OLD guns wanted, rifles, shotguns, re- volvers and pistols; also old cartridges. Telephone 725-8183, Oshawa. BEFORE buying or selling televisions, furniture, refrigerators, stoves, wash- ers, call Elmer Wilbur, CO 3-294. VACUUM cleaner repairs, all makes, parts, attachments, brushes, guaran- teed rebuilt machines. Estimates free. Rentals. Vacuum Cleaner Repair Serv- jice, 728-0591 anytime. 24" TELEVISION RCA_ exceptionally good picture, very reasonale. Single bed, springs, $7. Honeywell thermostat, $8. Porcelain sink, taps, $5. Telephone 723-4254. 3 HP SIMPLICITY tractor plough, discs and snow blade $125. Telephone 655-3738. WE pay highest prices in the city for used furniture. Pretty's Used Furni- ture Store, 723-3271, 444 Simcoe South. WE "buy, sell and exchange used fur niture or anything you have, The City Trading Post Stores, 446 Simcoe Street South and 31 Bond Street East. 723-1671. LAWNMOWER hand). Free blade sharpening and bal- ance with every motor cleaning and tune up, $3.95. Parts extra, Free pick- up and delivery. Telephone Sportsman's Corner, MO 8-451]. TODAY may be the day that the home you're looking for is offered to you in the Classified Section. Don't miss it. Turn to classification 27 right now TYPING "paper on gale, letter size, white newsprint, buy in bulk lots and save. 4% Ib pkg. $1.00, 9 Ib. pkg. $2.00. Circulation Dept., Oshawa Times. BEATTY washer, $19. Telephone after 5.20, Whitby MO 8-3604. TRACTOR farm wagon, two wheel, 14 foot, heavy tires. Refrigerator in good condition, $20. Telephone Brooklin 655-4659. CHINA cabinet, walnut, cabinet and odd chairs, phone after 4.30, 723-7584 USED beds, mattresses, chesterfields, kitchen set, golf clubs, forced-air oil furnace, sofabeds, etc. Ideal for cot- tages or homes. Must be cleared this week! Make us an offer. Barons' ture, 424 Simcoe Street South. RANGETTE, automatic oven, new con- dition, $35; small size refrigerator, $50. Good condition, Telephone 723-9731. repairs a (power and , $12; kitchen cheap. Tele- FUR coat, dark brown seal, full length, size 20. New condition. $45 or best offer 159 Celina 725- 8901, AIR compressor, Gilbarco, garage size, upright, 7.7 cubic feet per minute and spraying equipment. Like new. Apply 21 Beatrice Street. ROXATONE drop 'leaf table, n magazine end table, antique chair, small day bed with mattress, baby tenda. Reasonable. Apply 92 Elgin East. INSIDE door with hardware, 2 x 6°, natural finish, drapes 4 widths, grey, with wine and green predominating. MO 8-4610, CABIN CRUISER 21 FT. OUTBOARD Evinrude electric start motor, marine, toilet, convertible top, controls, fully equipped. Priced right. PHONE 723-7960 tress and canopy. Three lawn chairs. Children's table with two chairs. Highchair, playpen. Floor lamp. Vacuum cleaner. Garden tools. All in excellent condition. APPLY 686 OSLER ST. PHONE 728-9996 MO 8-8621 29--Automobiles for Sale Selling or Buying 'Stew is Worth Trying' Discount Prices On Any Make New Or Used DISCOUNT COUPON 10¢ THIS COUPON IS WORTH GASOLI 20¢ ON ANY OTHER PRODUCT OR SERVICE AMOUNTING TO $2.00 OR MORE AT ~ STEWART MOTOR SALES , $22 KINGW., 4. OSHAWA TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF NE OR 725-1667 WE HAVE MOVED the result! THIS WEEK- END ONLY! AS MUCH AS $75.00. OFF REGULAR PRICE ON ANY OF OUR PRESENT MODELS We invite you to come in and take advantage: of these Special Reductions. Offer closes Saturday 6:30 P.M. Be sure to drop in and get acquainted with our friendly staff Gwen Brown, Dorothy Berry, Ernest Berry, Manager Richard Strain. Oshawa Sewing Centre AUTHORIZED ELNA DEALER (formerly Elna Sewing Machines Oshawa, NEW LOCATION 329 SIMCOE ST. S. 165 Simcoe Street South) PHONE 728-2391. CITY OF OSHAWA PARKS BOARD Sealed Tenders plainly mark- ed "Bandshell" will be re- ceived at the office of The Purchasing Agent, Civic Ad- ministration Building, Osh- awa, Ontario, up until] 5.00 P.M. (D.S.T.) Friday, May 11, 1962. For the following: To make necessary repairs in ¢erder to stop all leaks into Bandroom 'and, lay new floor- ing, at Bandshell. Further specifications may be obtained at the office of Mr. H. E, Bathe, Park Superin- tendent, Phone 723-9298. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. W. J. CROMPTON, PURCHASING AGENT bE ] DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS AUCTION SALE OF LAND PROPERTY SALE NO. T-3267 295 acres of land, more or less, part lots 8-10,' conces- sion 3, Township of Brighton, County of Northumberland and 45 acres of land, more or less, part lot Il, concession 3, Township of Cramahe, lo- cated on the south side of Highway 401, three miles north of Brighton, Sale to be held on the pro- perty at: 2:00 P.M. D.S.T. TUESDAY, MAY 22nd, 1962 TERMS: $350.00 Cash or Certified Cheque (payable to the Treasurer of Ontario) ot time of sale, balance pay- eble in thirty days. PROPERTY SALE NO. T-0499 12% acres of land, more or less, part lot 18, concession 3, Township of Cramahe, County of Northumberland, located on the south side of Highway 401, four miles north-east of Colborne. Sale to be held on the pro- perty ot: 3:00 P.M, D.S.T. TUESDAY, MAY 22nd, 1962 TERMS: $100.00 Cash or Certified Cheque (payable to the Treasurer of Ontario) at time of sale, balance Pay- abie In thirty days. PROPERTY SIALE NO. T-2232 21% acres of land, more or less, part lot 26, concession County of Northumberland, 3, Township of Cramahe, located on the south side of Highway 401, one mile north- east of Colborne. Sole to be held on the prop. erty ot: 4:00 P.M.--D.S.T. TUESDAY, MAY 22nd, 1962. TERMS: $100.00 Cash or Certified Cheque ads to the Treasurer of Ontario) at time of sale, balance payable in thirty days. All sales are subject to a re- serve bid. For further information please contact: The Auctioneer, Mr. W. Bigford, Brighton, Ontario. Telephone: Brighton 1029R2 OR Department of Highways, Port Hope District Office, 138 Hope Street North, Port Hope, Ontario. Telephone: TUrner 5-248) OR Department of Highways, Toronto Regional. Office. Downsview, Ontario. Telephone: 248-3444 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ONTARIO, f HIGHWAYS AUCTION SALES OF LANDS AND BUILDINGS PROPERTY SALE NO. T-3598 100 ¥ acres of land, more or less, together with a frame » frame garage and frame born, part lots 5 and 6, Concession 1, Township of Holdimand, County of North- umberland, located on the south side of Highway 401, _ miles north-east of Wicks jow. Sale to be made subject to lease terminating October 14th, 1962, and one termine ating December 31st, 1962, Sale to be held on the property ot: 10:00 A.M. D.S.T. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1962 TERMS: $500.00 Cash of Certified Cheque (payable. to the Treasurer of Ontario) at time of sale, balance payable in thirty days, PROPERTY SALE NO. T-091 43 Ya acres of land, more or less, part lots 11 and 12, Concession 1, Township of Haldimand, County of North- umberland, located on the south side of Highway 401, ~ mile north-east of Wick low. Sale to be held on the property at: 11:00 A.M. D.S.T. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1962 TERMS: $200.00 Cash or Certified Cheque (payable to the Treasurer of Ontario) ot time of sale, balance payable in thirty days. PROPERTY SALE NO. T-3868 36 Y2 acres of land, more or less, part lot 8, Concession 1, Township of Haldimand, County of Northumberland, located on the north side of Highway .401, 1% miles north-east of Wicklow. Sale to be made subject to lease terminating December Sist, 1962. Sale to be held on the property at: 12:00 NOON D.S.T. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1962 TERMS: $200.00 Cash or Certified Cheque (payable to the Treasurer of Ontario) at time of sale, balance payable in thirty days. PROPERTY SALE NO. T-2797 26 VY acres of land, more or less, part lot 33, concession 2, Township of Haldimand, County of Northumberland, located on the north side of Highway 401, 212 miles west of Grafton. Sale to be held on the property at: 2:30 P.M. D.S.T. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1962 TERMS: $100.00 Cash or Certified Cheque (payable to the Treasurer of Ontario) at time of sale, balance payable in thirty days. PROPERTY SALE NO. T-1464 21 acres of land, more or less together with a frame shed, frame barn, metal barn, frame silo and stone hogpen, part lot 10, Concession 1, Township of Hamilton, Coun- ty of Northumberland, located on the south side of Highway 401, 1 mile east of Cobourg. Sale to be held on the property oat: 3:30 P.M. D.S.T. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1962, TERMS: $300.00 Cash or Certified Cheque (payable to the Treasurer of Ontario) at time of sale, balance payable in thirty days. PROPERTY SALE NO. T-0640 246 acres of land, more or less together with a frame house, frame shed and frame barn, parts lots 10 - 12, Concession 1, Township of Hamilton, County of North- umberland, located on the north side of Highway 401, 1 mile east of Cobourg. Sale to be held on the property at: 4:30 P.M. D.S.T, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1962. TERMS: $1,000.00 Cash or. Certified Cheque (payable to the Treasurer of Ontario) at time of sale, balance payable in thirty days, All Sales Are Subject To A Reserve: Bid, For further please contact: The Auctioneer, Mr. Murray Noble, Baltimore, Ontario. Telephone: BAltimore 34 R 2 OR Department of Highways, Port Hope District Office, 138 Hope St. North, Port Hope, Ontario, Telephone: TUrner 5-2481 OR information Department of Highways, Toronto Regional Office, Downsview, Ontario, Telephone: 248-3444. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ONTARIO, By MRS. H. M. RICHARDSON PONTYPOOL -- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Manetta and Schole drove to Ottawa and spent a weekend with their daughter Doris. Doris is attending Carleton College and expects to finish her teach- ing course this spring. Harry and Wilfred Richardson are home again after a business trip to Grand Rapids, Michi- gan, U.S.A. Allan Beer, Bethany, unload- ed two carloads. of western cattle recently. G. Mulligan)! took them by truck from the CPR freight cars to Beer's farm. Robert Halleran has returned to his home after spending sev- eral weeks with friends in To- ronto. Harry VanWeiringen opened his new store for business last week, The store is modern in every way. It has lots of floor space, refrigeration, and check counters. Several customers were the recipients of a free basket of groceries. Elgin Budd, Simcoe, is back at his place cleaning up his Christmas tree plantations to/t start planting. Mrs. Charles McNeil is home again after a week's visit with her son Arnold and his wife in Toronto. Visitors to the vicinity for Easter holiday weekend in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nimigen and family, Camp|t Borden; Mr. and Mrs. Miller|t and family, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Lenard McNeil, Milton; Miss Thelma Patton, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Fred- erick, Peterborough; Maurice Pollard, Waubashene and Miss Betty Ann Kellet, Oshawa. A new train schedule has come into effect, All trains can|' be stopped, giving good travel service both east and west. Miss Stella Penwarden is back to her home here after spending the winter in Toronto. The United Church Women met in the church basement re- cently. The president, Mrs. Clif- ford Fallis was in charge. Mrs. Orme Miller conducted the de- votional with the following ladies taking part: Mrs. V. Lathangue, Mrs. A.. Bazinette, Mrs. P. Mucha and Mrs. C. Curtis. After the business part of the meeting was concluded, Mrs. Helen Beer, Bethany, gave an I t t t t t! greens paper, and hall areas. Cover one wall with a scenic wallpaper, and paper the other three walls in a light solid color to blend with the background color Modern murals -- de- picting New England villages, mural. and broaden your horizon -- all without attending a_ self-im- provement or ture" course, It can be done simply and by design. The de- sign in question is interior de-|your sign, which, when utilized wise- ly, can widen wall space in small rooms and living areas. "great litera- Many of today's homes have low ceilings and small rooms that are often only 10 feet by 13 feet in dimension. If your home gives you that "walled-) in" feeling, you will find that wallpaper may be the "cure- all" for your family's claus-|™ rophobia. Certain papers are designed to push the walls back and create depth. Pat- erns suggesting vistas beyond! ions fool the eye into believing a room is more spacious than :t actually is. There are numerous ingeni- ous ways in which wallpaper may help create an illusion of space in the home. For ex- ample, color and texture contribute much to the extension of dimen- sion in a room. Small-scale pat- the proper pattern, erns and textures all seem to add to the space they enclose. These include scattered posy designs; metrics and medallions; directional, flower designs (with sufficient background space to avoid a crowded effect) and tone-on- repeat scenics; geo- non all-over trailing one damasks. Large-scale pat- erns, on the other hand, de- tract from it. Closely woven rugs, solid wall-to-wall carpet- ing and vinyl flooring also pro- vide a feeling of space. YELLOW FOR SUNSHINE B As to color, light pastels, neu- ral grays and beiges, misty and hazy blues are 'space" colors that serve effectively for wallpaper grounds. However, if a room is dark (for example, a dim en- rance hall or small bedroom), a light yellow produces the effect of sunshine. One of the most imaginative ways to widen a room area is hrough the use of mural wall- particularly in dining inspiring talk on the new cur- riculum of the United Church. At the close of the meeting Mrs. O. Miller served a dainty lunch. The summer schedule for our church service will go into ef- Adrift 24-Hours, Rescued Thursday in the ment during service. noon and evening. fect on Sunday, May 6. Worship Service will be at 10.30 a.m. with Sunday School in the base- May 16 is the date for the clinic providing the oral Sabin vaccine. Clinic will be held in the LOL hall during the after- PIONEER CHURCH hinges and nails, Built by Loyalists in 1784, St. Edward church at Clements- port, N.S., has hand-made door 35--Legal PORT ROWAN, Ont. (CP)-- Two men missing for more than 24 hours on stormy Lake Erie were picked up Thursday night by a rescue craft. Ray Wilson, 51, of Cultus, and Douglas Stafford, 41 of Tillson- burg, were wet and chilled but otherwise unharmed when they were found stranded on a sand bank in Long Point bay, their outboard motor out of commis- sion. They were picked up by Steve Powell of Dunnville, member of a gas drilling crew working 14 miles offshore from St. Wil- liams, who brought them ashore in his 18-foot launch. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Creditors and others having claims against the estote of EMILIA RASALIA JACK- ULA, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County and Province of Ontario, ore re- quired to send full parti- culars and details of their claims in writing or other. wise, to Solicitor for the Executrices, on or before the 25th day of May, 1962, in as much os after that date, the assets of this estate will be dist- ributed, having regard only to the claims that have been received by the undersigned. Dated at Oshawa ,this 25th day of April, 1962. JAMES A MACDONALD, Barrister & Solicitor, 286 King Street West, OSHAWA, Ontario. ond GERTRUDE KUSH, Executrices of the Estate of EMILIA ROSALIA JACKULA, the undersigned, . Solicitor for GENEVIEVE EYMAN Their boat was towed to shore but the outboard motor, valued Oriental patios, Parisian street scenes, seascapes and scenes with hills and valleys beyond -- add archi- tectural variety and help push walls back, Today mi one wallpapers also have advantage of being relatively inexpensive. OTHER SPACE AIDS The illusion of space created by scenic wallpaper may be further enhanced by the use of mirrors and paintings with deep perspective. The decor is ern, a wall-to-ceiling mir- ror, placed 0; remind the mural so as to reflect it, helps give extra depth to the room, Conant rary abstract de locks or geometrics, wack ef, drawn with perspec- tive, not only create a spatial atmosphere, but serve to com- plement many modern furniture designs, such as Danish, Orien- tal and American, Other. space life-savers are fabrics designed to match wall- paper. These fabrics are ideal for draperies, curtains, val- ences, upholstery, slipcovers and toss pillows. When they are combined with matching wall- paper, the overall effect is a sense of unity and a feeling of space in small, cramped rooms, Father-Son Banquet Held At Courtice y MRS. CHAS. CARPENTER COURTICE--The 18th Oshawa Boy Scouts of Courtice held their seventh annual Father and Son banquet at Courtice United Church recently. Approximately 107 were served a hot turkey supper by the Ladies' Auxliiary. Scout colours ran along the cen- tre of the tables with small flags, bulletin boards, and wood- craft centre pieces decorating the tables. Group Committee Chairman, Ted Zavitsky welcomed the Fathers and spoke of the work of the Committee and hoped the Fathers would continue their support. Guests and the head table were introduced to the Fathers and Sons. Thoses present were as- sistant District Commissioner of Cobourg District G. Morrison; Executive Commissioner of Camp Samac; S. 'chardson and §. M. Chaiies Carpenter, A. 8. M. Bill Veitch, C. M. Bob Johnston, A. C. M. Walter Ellis, John McQuaid and Mrs. Charles Carpenter of the Ladies Aux- fliary. Sim Penfound presented his son Mark with his second class badge. A. S. M. Bill Veitch then presented his son Tom with his second class badge. Having hand carved the Totem trophy for the 18th troop, the Scout Master explained to the fathers the totem's meaning and how the points are gathered through the year for the award. The Hawk Patrol won the trophy Steven Horvath presented Mr. Richardson with a picture of Lord Baden Powell sketched by Steven during Boy Scout Week. Mr, Richardson accepted this on at $700 was lost during the trip. behalf of Camp Samac. By HAROLD MORRISON WASHINGTON (CP) -- Gher- man Titov, pint - sized, curly- haired cosmonaut, stood dra- matically before a mural de- picting the mariner's flaxen- winged sea-car created by Pro- metheus and proclaimed the world must disarm -- the Rus- sian way. While U.S. astronaut John Glenn sat by his side, the flush on his cheeks sometimes mount- ing to match his red hair, the Soviet major, only man to or- bit the earth 17 times, kept hammering away at the dis- armament theme as frustrated reporters sought undisclosed de- tails of his history - making WORKS OF CANADA TENDERS SEALED TENDERS ADDRES- SED TO The Office Manager, 225 Jarvis St., Toronto 2, Ont., and endorsed 'TENDER FOR REFINISHING OF FUR- NITURE, U.I.C. BUILDING, OSHAWA, ONTARIO." will be received until 3.00 P.M, .(E.D.S.T.) Thursday, May 24, 1962. Plans, specifications ond form of tender can be seen, or can be obtained from the office of the District Man- oger, Property ond Building Management Branch, Depart- ment of Public Works, 225 Jorvis Ytreet ,Toronto, 2. Ontario, or at the office of the Caretoker, U.I.C. Build- ing, Oshawa, Ontario. To be considered each tender must be made on the printed forms supplied by the Depart- ment and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. C. McCLURE, Office Manager DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC flight. Earlier Thursday, the 27-year- old Titov had yielded a few morsels of information to an in- ternational space science sym- posium: That his Vostok cap- sule was lifted by a multi- stage, six-rocket, liquid - fueled ooster with a thrust more than orga times that of the U.S. At Ss. LANDS AS SPECIFIED He told the scientists of his reported nausea; that he had overslept during that amazing 1961 voyage; that his capsule is designed to split into two parts when it is ready to descend and that he landed by parachute in a specified' area, Reporters eagerly awaited the press conference that was to follow--with Glenn and Titov sitting side by side, swapping tales about their trips. It didn't work out that way. How many stages did his booster have? How did the cap- sule actually land? Did a ring around a model of the capsule indicate a part of the equip- ment or was it merely a carry- ing device? Titov was all smiles. The questioners could be assured, he said, that the equipment was good, the landing was safe and the capsule could be used to fly again. If only the diplomats Titov Frustrates Newsmen In US. mier Khrushchev's disarma- ment plan, then Titov and Glenn could fly off into space together. After some time of this, an Italian correspondent pleaded with Titov to give reporters just one small bit of information-- just on the capsule's landing system. Again Titov smiled and said simply public knowledge of the landing system was not impor- tant; that the questioner could be assured the capsule was not damaged and he, Titov, would be glad to use it again. HITS CAVIAR TRAIL Titov takes a look today at U.S. industry power, then hits the caviar trail at a Soviet dip- lomatiec reception. He travels by car to Baltl- more to inspect the country's biggest steel mill -- Bethlehem Steel's Sparrows Point Works which has the capacity to turn out more steel and more tin than any other plant in the United States. After the tour, Titov goes back to Washington where he will be guest of honor at a dip- lomatic reception at the Soviet Embassy. Thursday the two trail blaz- ers in space seemed to hit it off despite the language barrier while Glenn guided Titov through swarms of tourists on a whirlwind tour of the capital and introduced him to Presi dent Kennedy. Kennedy told Ti- tov "I'm very happy to wel- come you, as are the American people." Glenn and Titov even found time to put their heads toge- ther to solve--to their satisfac- tion--the mystery of the space fireflies. After their chat, Titov re- ported to an international space meeting that "I believe, and I think Col. Glenn is of the same opinion, that they result from fuel being ejected. This will have to be checked out by the would accept Soviet Pre- next cosmonaut."