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27--Real Estate for Sa'e A 27--Real Estate for Sale 29--Automobiles for Sale 129-----Automobiles for Sale 98,900. north of hospital, neat WP Gaudeloe, with new asa Mert'> _ 726: SHAWA two-bedroom brick NORTE 0 'oh reg gore bungalow, dou! garage. and sche schools $10. 700, Telephone 725-1641. 'WHITBY -- Five hundred down, four- year-old brick bungalow decorated, hepa @rive. Call Earle Allen, 725- 82 Howe and Peters Realtors. i ees ae Sena WMANVILLE -- Dr pote ap Met tungalow. fireplace, ree room, paved drive. open te offer. Joe Crawford 623-3672, Howe and Peters ase doetch bitin asta: fads end = PRIVATE sale -- $1,000 down, », split|~ , three years old level six room brick, ire doy Fost 668-4671. ; country, beautiful bungalow. Storms, Must be seen. Whitby jstorey brick home 500 FULL price ® with easy terms.| Pgh home with fire place, ga-| rage, large; Bert Peyton; 728-7377. Se Bosco, Realtor, | WHITBY Commercial: 4.35-ocre site Dundas St. Eost (Highway No 2) Two frontages, Dundos frontage zoned commercial. Seven room house ond gar- 00e., (| have @ good selection of homes for sale in vorious Whitby neighborhoods rang- ing from $14,000. to $24,- 000). LOT, 85 by 200 ft, North. Telephone 728-3189 LOT, 42 ft. frontage, Water, sewers. .\North Oshawa Section, $2,509. Tele phone 728-3772. psn 'HILL Bivd., for gentleman, private bath and entrance. 7070. a CALIFORNIA "DESIGN, seven - room, -| split level with stone front and garage. xury living at reasonable price. Lo- cated in one of the finer districts George Koornneef, 723-2859, Bosco Realtor, 725-9870. ST, HEDWIG'S AREA -- Exceptional: y well kept seven-room home. Owner paved drive. leaving city. Oil heat, Only $9,800. with terms. Newt Hodgson, 728-6408. Joseph Bosco,' 725-9870. MASSON Street $12,900 large » located -on lovely, quiet street, newly decorated, new oil furnace land- scaped lot 50' x 133'. An excellent buy. with terms. Schofield-Aker Ltd. Tele- phone Henry Stinson 725-0243. Courtice Road 9. one lovely room in private home, with Phoae 723- Joseph Realtor ~~ two- this six large 100ms, 29--Automobiles for Sale MERCEDES Benz, 180, 1961, | sedan, gun metal grey, fitted. Excellent condition throughout fer. Telephone 728-4335. 1960 PONTIAC Laurentian, hardtop, automatic, radio, washers, white walls, tion. One owner. Telephone ~~ TILDEN CAR AND TRUCK PATRICK C. McDANIEL, A.A.C.| Real Estate Broker Whitby PH. 668-233 ! IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Brick six room, home, built-in range two colored tile bathrooms, interior completely decorated. Ready for Winter Down Payment $1,000. Col! Bill Millar 725-1186 Castle Homes Live Better Electrcially In A Medallion Home two storey unit, Schofield-Aker Limited 360 King St. West 723-2265 SOMETHING SPECIAL 3 Years old -- 7-room brick, Split level with attached gar- age in a very desirable loca- tion, Beautiful living room with stone fireplace - Sepa- rate dining room large modern kitchen, featuring built-in oven, and counter- top burner. Good size family room - 2 pc. washroom on main floor, The upper level is comprised of three large bright bedrooms all with spacious double closets - 4 pe. tiled bath with lovely vanity. Bus service at the door, An Excellent Buy at $18,500. Terms. Call Henry Stinson, daytime 723-2265, evenings, 725-0243. LLOYD REALTY LIST WITH LLOYD THEN CALL YOUR MOVER "RESIDENTIAL and INCOME" Lovely 3 bedroom home with basement oportment -- only $1,,900. down and $85. per month. Call Bill Johnston 728-5123 or 728-1066. "TWO CHEAPIES"' $4,800. -- 5 rooms, bath, new furnace, taxes $110. $6,900., only $500.00 down 5 rooms, full bath, good fur- nace, aluminum storms and screens. Let me show you these good buys tonite. Ask for Bill Horner at 728-5123. "TAXES ONLY $216. ROGER STREET" 6 rooms, full bath, oi! heat, modern kitchen, inspect this home tonight, and make your offer. Hurry, call Bill Horner ot 728-5123. "FAMILY SPECIAL" RESIDENTIAL Close to downtown, 6 rooms, brick home with new modern fur- nace. 3 bedrooms, modern large kitchen, separate dining room. Asking only $9,900. with very reasonable down poyment, act now. Call Ed Drumm at 728-5123 or 725- 9345. LLOYD REALTY (OSHAWA) LTD. 101 Simcoe Street North, OSHAWA, ONTARIO. RENTALS (All Makes and Models) CALL 725-6553 14 Albert St BUYING OR SELLING TED CAMPIN MOTORS 607 KING ST. --- OSHAWA (ust East of Wilson Road) 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good clean cars. Trade up or down, Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. SOUTH 723-9421 RENAULT -- PEUGEOT AUSTIN Parts and Service STATHAM MOTOR SALES Dealer for Renault 59 KING SLREET WEST 723-7712 THE HOME OF -- (GOOD USED CARS | Give Bill a Try" BILL WHITTICK MOTORS LTD. | 146 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY 668-4741 and 668-4025 _ JAKE & BILL'S GARAGE authorized VOLVO deoler TUNE UP AND AUTO ELECTRIC SPECIALISTS Full | "Before You Buy | | line of batteries, snow tires, exhaust -systems, rad hoses, and whatever your car needs for the cold weath- er season. | General Repair and Fina Service | 449 RITSON RD. S. 728-0921 IN LOVE WITH A CERTAIN NEW CAR? BUY IT NOW WITHA LOW-COST, LIF©-INSURED x x XRX x XXXK xR XXX ¥ x x a 2IOOO x x HD KOK x x x eK x MRK x x x x x x x bal ROO LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA CE four-door safety belts Inspection invited, Will accept best of- . four-door speaker, excellent condi- 728-9106 | Buy Wise Buy Modern Buy Quality from SEAWAY MOTORS All cars listed "are completely winterized ancl are ready for immediate delivery. 1962 Galaxie Radio, automatic sion, Tuscon yellow finish with matching interior. One- owner car, very low mileage. Just like new. transmis- | $2395 1962 CONSUL 315 Immoculate dark blue fin- ish. This car is in show room condition, $1595 1961 FALCON Deluxe Two Door, white with a beautiful red interior, auto- matic transmission and many other accessories. This car in absolutely new car condition, $1595 1960 METEOR Sedan Sharp Corinthian white finish with beautiful blue interior, automatic transmission, radio, many other extras, Do not miss this: beauty. $1545 1960 DODGE Two door, beautiful two tone brown and white with match- ing interior. You have to see this car to 'appreciate 'it. Guaranteed low mileage. $1445 1960 FORD Two door, V-8 engine, auto- matic transmission, radio, many other accessories, very low mileage. $1395 195€ VAUXHAL Beautiful green finish. This car is in top notch condition. $595 1958 DODGE Royal Sedan. Beautiful red and white finish, fully equipped, one-owner car. $1095 1958 MERCURY | Sedan. Two tone green ond finish, loaded with excellent mechanic- white extras, WHITBY CLASSIFIED CHOICE double lot for sale. Approx- imately | 100' by 200'. Telephone 668-2918. | RECONDITIONED student typewriters, one year guarantee, terms. Hamilton Oftice Equip., 137 Brock 5. MO 38-5849 |IMMEDIATE possession room unfurnished child welcome. No 668-5709. ? apartments pets Two or four One Telephone FOR RENT -- Apartment, FOR RENT -- Ti apartment in apartment bu! range. refriger- ator, laundry facilities "ee 7$90 moath. Whitby. ~_ 668-3591. MODERN apartments ; for rent, $90. Centrally located. Available immed- a. Near schools. Paved parkin . Schatzmann. 668-3338 Whit TiNGEE and one double room fee rent. Very pesca Apply 400 Dun- das Street West DRESSMAKING: Suits, coats, dresses, alterations, slip covers, drapes. Fitting a specialty. Mrs, Toms, MO 8-2372, SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Walter , Ward,| 204 Chesnut Street West. Telephone 668- 2563. Whitby's "only Mel dealer carrying a complete line of FUEL | "Blue Coal" in various sizes, "= Semet - Solvay Coke, Cannel Coal, Stoker Coals. Briquettes and Charcoo! Hardwood and Softwood Slabs. Texaco Fuel and Stove Oils. SAWDONS' (WHITBY) LIMITED | 244 Brock St. South | 668-3524 Whitby "|STUDENTS A completely and kitchen, refrigerator, television supplied, heat, water, private entrance, |Apply 231 Palace Street. stove light |CAPABLE mother will mind "child in my own home while Northern poe mother district works, | [it ee A a BRUCE Street, lfor gentlemen, beds. $15 for 5 days. 728-25 FOR RENT' $65 japartments, \Children welcome 942-1109, Ajax Three, four, | Near downtown. 300 High, Parking. | Whitby super value, 2 sopra mately 630 sheets of tetter size typ' paper (news print) for only $1.00. re ply Oshawa Times Office, 11 Dundas Street | West. |WHITE | 1100 ft. roll Whitby suitable for picnic tables, banquets, etc, Available at the Circula. tion Department, Oshawa Times. per roll. FREE Have' your free this anteed If furnace cleaned Fall and guar- trouble free oll. win you purchose "White unified fuel oil from Western Oi! Company. DIAL 725-1212 ter Rose two rooms) furnished, bedsitting room and and vacant now. Telephone - Canadian home, room and board with home privileges share room = single room | H | new: vsprint pay Paper ih conv conventent Tle olly, $895 1958 FORD V-8 Coach | Beautiful two tone black and | white finish. This cor was owned by a mechanic and is in excellent mechanical con- dition. | $845 | 1957 MERCURY Monterey. Two door hardtop, sparkling red and white fin- ish. Absolutely loaded with extras. Completely winter- ized and ready to go, ONLY $925 1956 STUDEBAKER Coach, Light blue finish., ex- cellent mechanically. Ideal economical second car. $315 1955 BUICK Two door hardtop, medium green finish, radio, automatic power equipment, $495 | Many Other Makes and Models To Choose From Safety Tested For ; PERFORMANCE DEPENDABILITY SAFETY Seaway ' Motors Ltd. 200 DUNDAS WEST VUITBY 668-5893 | | 1953 PONTIAC sedan, good tires, needs llittle body work, $100 or best offer. | Telephone 723-7877, SEPT ES 1960 CHEROLET Impala four hardtop. Top condition, Apply 856 Mary Street after 5 i955 CHEVROLET sedan, radio, wind- shield washers, back up lights, excel- lent condition. $695 or best offer, Apply 92 Elgin East. fer. | Will sell reasonable. Te 29--Automcbiles for Sale 32--Articles for Sale 1954 PONTIAC ---excellent condition. lephone 1958 CADILLAC sedan de Bg sigpd 728-4066, | $150. . 'Telephone 725-3774. ACCORDION, 120 bass, good condition, CAR radio with speaker and aerial. 368. 3822 any- ie Telephone 728-2340 after 6. time. 9 FORD Fairlane, just serviced, per- fect condition. $1,450 or best offer. Tele- phone 728-3396, i VAUXHALL Victor, four door, good tires; ght blue|-- 1959 DODGE Maylair, four door sedan, V8 automatic, good condition, $850. Telephone between 4.30 and 6 p.m. 728-5991. CONVERTIBLE 1959 Sunbeam Rapier, moonstone white finish, bucket seats, four-speed floor shift, overdrive, stan- equipment, New finish, - After 7 p.m., Bowmanville, 1951 Ome vEOUET: two door, motor, tires fair. Only $85. Teesbone 725-0722. 1955 MARCONI television, $35; Lloyd dae stroller, $9, size 10 ski boots, $8; bed, complete, $35. Other articles. Apae 197 Oshawa Bivd. South. FILTER QUEEN Sales and Service. Liberal trade-in allowance. Free dem- "nr hana nai Telephone 728-4683. FINDLAY stove, coal and electric, suit- able for cottage. Best offer. Coolerator refrigerator, $75, Telephone 723-9221. 959 Mayfair four dan, V8 automatic, Good Tel 1955 VOLKSWAG very good condi- tion. May be seen at Zoltan's. and ; Nick's Fina Service Station, 160 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa. 1952 FARGO truck, good tires, body and motor. No rust."Elmer Arsenault, 13 Elgin Street. Ajax, WH 2-6695. 1957 MONARCH, black, red, twodoer| hardtop, power brakes and steering, radio, One owner. | 728-9088. Excellent condition. }1954 GMC one-ton pick-up, $325 cash. | Telephone RA 5-1653. 1080 KARMAN Ghia sportscar with hard |tep, new German radio, Good condition Best offer. 668-8552 after 3. 1958 PONTIAC convertible, low mile- age. Needs some minor repairs, Tele- phone 728-7082 after 5 5 _P.m. 1959 FORD four door, , 6 > cylinder, t two tone, radio, good condition, $975. Tele- phone Ajax 942-1154. 1954 BUICK special, good running order. radio, Winterized. $295. Apply 98 Albert! Street 728- 0803 1955 BUICK, two door ~ hardtop, , auto-| matic, radio, power steering and Power | May be seen at 552 Bloor Street Fast. vac UM brakes. $495. Seaway Motors, 200 Di jdas West, Whitby, MO 8-5893. } |1961 NSU Prinz, low mileage, like new, white, excellent condition. Only $500. Telephone Bowmanville 623-2539. 1959 FORD Y-8 four-door, condition. Reasona cent, Ajax. 942 1962 PONTIAC Laurentian, four door, automatic, radio, power steering, V8 motor, whitewalls, other extras, 9000 miles. Excellent eondition, $2700. Tele- phone 723-9410, 1961 PONTIAC maroon, automatic, radio, windshield washers, whitewall tires, trim rings, low mileage, excellent condition, one owner, $2050. Telephone 725-2713 private, 36 Birch Gree four-door, Honduras Gigantic Clearance Sale BILL WHITTICK MOTORS LTD. 1960 Ford $1695 a Galaxie door sedan, light blue finish V-8 automatic, radio, white wall tires. One- owner car, | Talk "Cash" Four 1960 Morris Two door coach, light blue finish, one-owner. Carefully driven only 21,000 miles: '$795 Willys 1960 Jeep $795 1959 Ford $1295 Station Wagon Two door, yellow and white. V-8 engine, automatic trans- mission and 'radio, 1959 TR3 Sports Car $1295 In Flamingo Red finish with whitewall tires and radio, 1958 Dodge $895 Four door, beige and brown, V-8 engine. Standard trans- mission. | 1958 Morris STATION WAGON door, $695 Four Completely two-tone winterized, green, 1957 Chevrolet $995 Two door hardtop in two-tone tone green, six cylinder, standard shift, V957 Ford $895 door, red finish, six standard shift and Two cylinder, radio, 1957 Dodge Two door, gold and white, white wall tires, Economy six cylinder engine $695 1956 Ford Four door in gleam finish, V-8 engine transmission. $645 ing black standard _s| 728-1203, | Very good condition, i $850, p.m, 728-5991. condition. | ort, 4:30 and 6) wi furnace he new, cutting toreh| wil Teleph © 728-8908. 1958 CHEVROLET convertible, auto- matic, power steering, new top, very clean, after 6 p.m. Telephone -- 723-2840. 1955 OL E, new ic no reasonable offer refused. Telephone 725-7578: radio, Mechanically good. $295 or trade. ibn stand MO 8-5631. 1962 FORD Galaxie 500, two door hard- top, V-8, automatic, radio, power steer- ing, power brakes, two-tone, 4,000 miles, Must sell, Can finance. Telephone 1981 CHEVROLET in good condition, $150 or trade, Telephone 655-4936. 1961 | PONTIAC 5 station wagon, green, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, clock, cake up lights. After 6 telephone MA 3.5018. 1952 PONTIAC, 1955 Dodge, 1956 4 Dodge, a offer, Trades accepted. Telephone 668-8526, 1957 One-ton tow painted, excellent |Telephone 723-9005. 1962 PONTIAC Laurentian, ~ very mileage, radio. Telephone 725 4628. 1958 VAUXHALL, black good condition, clean truek GMC newly running condition. | "low and white,/|7 interior, $400. |1959 PONTIAC sedan, shift, 34,000 miles, radio, washers, |back-up lights; new tires, other extras. $1495. six, standard 725-0666 after 6 p.m, 30--Automobiles Wanted LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars for wrecking, Highest prices paid 725-1181. $ ALL CASH $ For clean cars we deal up or down. Liens paid off. NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 512 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY MO 8-8001 45 CARS WANTED Buying a New Car? Sell your used Car to "Ted" to the New Car Dealer and "SAVE"'. | TED CAMPIN MOTORS | 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 31--Automobile Repairs Fully Guaranteed AUTO - BODY REPAIRS BRYCE COOK BODY SHOP 175 KING W. -- 728-8542 (Rear King St. Brewery) HOUSTON'S GARAGE and SERVICE STATION BRAKE SPECIALISTS, COM- { PLETE BRAKE SERVICE | MOTOR TUNE-UP AND GENERAL REPAIRS i 67-KING ST. WEST | 723-7822 32--Arrticles for Sale FIREMAN furnace stoker with Nmit control, $60; also stoker furnace, $45,| , Both in good condition, Apply Acker- man Auto Wreckers, one mile north Bowmanville MA 3 | VAC UUM cleaner Topsite, all. makes, |parts, attachments, brushes, guaran- \teed rebuilt machines, Estimates free Rentals. Vacuum Cleaner Repair Serv- ice, 728- 0591 anytime., | SKATES: | | | NEW AND USED C.C.M, and Bauer Brands. Also sharpening service. VICTOR'S 40 Bond West 723-3141 | SKATES | NEW AND USED | Sold and Exchanged | Largest Assortment in Town DRAYTON CYCLE 204 BOND STREET EAST Multilith Press Model 1250 -- Chain de- livery, extra plates, blankets, roll covers, ink. Good condi- tion, private owner. Costs $3800. Selling $1600. Telephone 725-4953 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS - 25% Off on high quality Stereo Tuner - Amplifiers, Speakers, Multiplex Adapters. Custom built jobs. Transistor radios with full guarantee. For further information Between 6 p.m, and 8 p.m. CALL 128-6047 DRAPES © PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR PRE- CHRISTMAS DELIVERY Modern, Abstract, Colonial |. French Provincial and Floral 1955 Ford $595 Two door, V-8 engine, and whitewolls radio 1954 Ford 4-Door $145 1953 Chevrolet $145 2-Door 25 Other Good Models | Various Makes and Prices e of Good Used Cors. Bill Whittick Motors 146 Brock St. North Whitby 668-4741 and 668-4025 | | | Patterns. Custom: Made to Order. Fabrics 98c¢ yd. up. M and C Goods | 74 CELINA ST: 723-7827 | - _ Having Budget Trouble? CALL Home Economics |Food and Freezers LTD. Where you can get | Food and Freezer as low as $10.68 week Have one of our trained Food Consultants to help you, with no obligation of course 11] ONTARIO STREET. |. TELEPHONE 728-9403 'Telephone 5 B. F. ICH Stor teries, Kelvinator refrigerat vision, Thrifty Budget Plan, 7: AWNINGS, canvas. Prompt | free estimates, Chair, table Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North. RCA Victor TV 17", 4543, nerviee,, rentals. | OVELY black loam or top suil, 4 cow ma a bushel. _|Nurseries, dial Te. 1364. MOFFAT electric range, 39" fully au- tomatic, perfect condition, $65. | phone 725-5598. |HIGHEST prices paid for used furni- ture and appliances. Also seil and ex- change, Contact Community Furniture Linda were recent Sunday tea| guests of Mr. and Mrs. € Lang- au NS {ord antique) wanted. Telephone maid and family, | Store, new location soon. 728-9191 cleaners, Disposable pags for Eureka, Hoover, beam, Meagher's, FURNACE Lewyt and Westinghouse. 5 King Street West. orced air, 10-year ek, no down pay Telephone 725-4729. DRUM sci, professiona 6 telephon CHAIR -- Gold upholstered tiving chair, padded arms, high back, cellent condition, $15, Elgin Street East Telephone 728-2554 Spieces, and ac nonths old, § After BEFORE buying or selling 'televisions, and furniture, refrigerators, stoves, washers. Call Elmer Wilbur, Hampton. CO 3-2294 range, two years old, Elec 9 cubic foot sehtigeraior, auto- two years old, turquoise blue, . Telephone 668-8288 WOODEN double bed and dresser, new. After 5 p.m, telephone 728-1239 TYPEWRITER, cash register, machine, cheque writer, scale, ington calculator, A snap tor * qui ck sale | 723-4434 FABRIC fur jacket, 12 to 14, excellent condition, | phone 725-8108 COAT, black Persian lamb, full length, size 38-40, in excellent condition, $55. Telephone 728-3224 BABY carriage and pad, silver in good. condition, $20. Electric, burner rangette, good eond:tion, Telephone 728-0475 WE buy, sell and exchange used furni-| ture or anything you have. The City] Trading Post Stores, 446. Simcoe Street South and 31 Bond Street East. .723-1671.| GOING hunting? Dominion Tire Store, West, Oshawa. Guns ets, boots, etc. Call BEAVER condition, Oshawa | WEDDING dress, Ballerina length, size| 12," worn one Telephone 728-9892 | LLOYD ecarri playpen, chrome high| chair, Shoo Fly Rocker, porcelain sink for built-in counter, television Apply 94 Kingsdale. Drive, < | DOLL prams, two, large size, $10 Mahogany dining table and buffet, $70. Ingersoll clothes dryer $70, Train table $5. Good condition. 668-8558. SPACE heater, Cleman, ' oil burner, heats four rooms, good condition, new pipes, 2 tanks, $40. Telephone 725-4953. ADU ing duty electri carriage, 728. | TREMENDO Christmas | dergarten sets, $5.88; * arbotite des $18; bookcases. Wilson Furniture, 20| Church, S| CHAIRS! Chairs! s | adding light brown, $25 "size Teie- grey, two} $25, Get your supplies at 48 Bond Street! ammunition, jack-| now 25-65 table saw, with motor, new Apply 26 Brock Streat West, 97 0; twin and single eee: during our pre- Beautiful frieze plat. jform rockers, $29. Big recliner chairs, $38. _Alostess chairs, 39. Chrome kitchen hairs, $4. Wilson Furniture, 20 Church. | | PEWR dient iesograe cashiers, arg » tern ew and use | Hamilton's, 137 Br ck South. MO 8- sat) WANTED -- a thousand pairs of g004, | used skates, highest prices paid. Mid- {Town furniture. Oshawa's No. 1 skate exchange. 19 Prince Street _ 728-1131. E EXCHANGE -- 500 new * Bauer| are now in stock, we take good Skates for all the family. No, 1 ate exchange, 19 728-1131 > train set by Marx, 71 pieces, in excellent condition, $30. Tele- phone Hampton 263-2482 COMBINATION radio and record play- er, $25. Radio in need of repair. Tele phone 723-9518 PHILCO. refrigerator, tion Apply 725-3529. LOGGING binder, tion. Oshawa's Prince Street. excellent condi- | $50 for quick sale, needs space. 218 Kendal avenue, 723-3280 or set of whe el cha Used one month. $§. 300. 12. Tel cleghons| J Loda. sewing machine, portable, makes fancy stitches, button holes, line hems without attachments Best offer. 7% 91 OMATIC FANCY quilt, 72 x 90, $25; heat reclaim- smbroidered pillow cases, lunch elephone 725-4283, CHEQUE ets, dupl typewrite. South. pee prices paid for used furni- | cabin- | electric) Brock writers, desks, file eators, pop cooler, Hamilton's, 137 9. tur¢ and appliances. Also sell and: ex- chafge, Contact Community F ee Sto. 728-9191 | SPACE heater, Coleman, three speed | blower, heats 4 to 5 rooms, good condi- tion. Reasonable, Apply 833 Glenbrae, 728-6850. » New location soon | We buy, sell, exchange. We buy the most. We sell the most: We pay the most. | FOR YOUR NEECS, CALL | Valley Creek Furniture 728-440] | Best Quality WINDOWS | Clean From. Inside | Special Discount until Christmas | $10. PER WINDOW | Delivered, Installed Now $18 | GALFA WINDOWS 728-5253 Anytime 728-9257 | FUEL OIL -- COAL OIL FURNACES 24-HOUR SERVICE DIXON'S | 313 ALBERT ST. 723-4663 | Day or Night Personalized Christmas Cards Coutts Hallmrak=-- Toothills Other Exclusive Lines Wick Printing Ltd. 1700 Simcoe North 728-5119 33--Swap and Barter WILL exchange 40 bass electric chord organ, for good used piano, 'elephone 728-3608. AQUARIUMS and tropical fish, cam- plete with shelves. Will exchange tor large stamp collection or four track} tape recorder. 728-4452. 34--Lost & Found LOST -- Lady's gold Gruen watch | the Oshawa Shopping Centre, Wednes day. Reward, Telephone 725-5381, met recently with 20 members present, The roll call was an- swered with a favorite hymn. learned more about the church. 'Mrs. Tink led in the worship jservice and Carol Watson and |Carol Hills read Scripture pas- \sages, The girls received World SHOWCASES, four, in good condition, Friends magazines. --"Fires, bat. attended the Milk Foundation tele-- banquet in the Genosha Hotel, | Oshawa. 9.45 a.m with Church service "with antenna. following at 10.45 am during Aerts $1 King Street East, side door. ithe winter: v yards, ten dollars delivered; a:so rotted|and Mrs. Don Goode and family, Oshawa' Lakefield recently, Tele- 'visited Mrs. her mother, at Brooklin. Mr. cn lake and children, Mrs. F Coo and eres: Greg were Sunday visitors with Mr room and Mrs in X- and family, guests of Mr. and Mrs. MeCLARY 24 inch automa.ic electric or and children, Bowman- Conductor, sons Oshawa, day complete with spring and mattress, like Pascoe and family: Rem- 35--Legal *wererrvrerer. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 14,1962 23 Explorers Hold October Meeting By GLADYS YELLOWLEES SOLINA The Explorers In the study group, the girls by Mr, and Mrs. Wes Yellowlees| Sunday School will be held at Mts. H E Tink visited Mr. Mrs. Bruce Tink recently W A. Ormiston, Mr, and Mrs, D Fiett and| Ellicott, Grand, exercises of Joy Rebekah Lodge No. 355, Brougham. The secretary, ence Ellicott, Browning was Sister Leda Beer, Grand. Sister Browning receiv- ed the honors of her office and was extended a welcome, other visitors were welcomed Iby Noble Grand Sister Ellicott. The new officers for 1962-63 By MRS, M, ANNIS BROUGHAM -- Noble Grand, Sister Isabel conducted Sister Jear assistec Annis, Vice the opening Sister Flor- read the reports and the correspondence. Sister Annis, Vice Grand, reported for the visiting committee and also submitted her annual report of Visiting Committee. Members of Joy Lodge forin: ed a guard of honor to recieve District Deputy President Sis- ter Margaret Browning. Sister introduced by Past Noble All Master: David Sherwin, Dur-/W¢re installed by Sister Brown- and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ER Taylor. Carman West- Hey children, Mr. Stephens, and Mrs Bowmanville © Frank Westlake Jr. Mr. sons were Sunday Larry Mr. and Mrs. visited on with Mr. and Mrs. Rae| Annis; Grand, Warden, A Beevore and|Pascoe; Knox: Sister General Electric, Sun-- ham visited his grandparents, |ing and her staff as follows: Noble Grand, Vice Grand, Sister Shir- recording secretary, age Florence Ellicott; treasur- r, Sister Irene Philip; s e eretary, Sister Margaret "| Tweedie. Right Supporter of Sister Phyllis Ellicott; | and Mrs. Lloyd Broome|jeft Supporter of Noble Grand.| tea| Sister Ethel Wannop, Sister Louise Pilkey; | Sister Esther |Perry; Chaplain, Sister Barbara| Color Bearer, Sun-|Dianne Carter. Right Supporter of the Vice? Grand, Sister Elinor Isabel finaneia] Noble Sister Ellicott; 35--Legal _ DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, ONTARIO Notice To Suppliers Of Cedar Posts SUPPLY CONTRACT NO. SA-62-2416 Separate Sealed Bids marked 'Supply Contract No, SA-62- 2416" will be received by the District Engineer, Department of High- ways, O'Clock Noon, E.8.T, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th, Specifications, Information to Bidders, Tender Forms 138 Hope Street North, Port Hope, Ontario until 12;00 1962 and Enve- lopes may be obtained by calling at or mail addressed to the District Engineer at the above mentioned address. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted, DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS PORT HOPE, ONTARIO NOVEMBER 1962 ONTARIO MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS = NOMINATION MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of the Electors of the. Township of East Whitby will be held at the TOWNSHIP HALL, neers ONT. sax os sean THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1962 From 7:30 in the afternoon to 8:30 in the afternoon for the purpose of receiving nominations for the offices of Reeve, Deputy-Reeve and Three (3) Councillors for the year 1963 and Two (2) members. of the East Whitby Public School Area Board for the years 1963 and 1964. If a Poll is necessary, Polls for taking the votes of the Electors shall be held on Monday, December 3rd, 1962 beginning at 10.00 o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until 7.00 o'clock in the afternoon. The Attention of prospective Candidates is drawn to the following: "When a proposed Candidate is not present at the meeting, there must be satisfactory evidence given.to the Returning Officer that the Candidate has consented to his nomination, at and before 9:30 o'clock P.M. same day a Candidate may resign in respect to one or more offices for which he is nominated by filing his resignation in writing with the Returning Officer, the Clerk, Otherwise, he shall be deemed to be nominated for the office for which he was first the nomination meeting, nominated." GEORGE FARNCOMB RETURNING OFFICER TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY Columbus, Ontario, November 9, 1962. the | SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK * ' x At Hoan. MATEIKA HoLLow 4REE AS SOON AS SHE. ROOM For HER BILL fo PROSRUDE HE BRINGS HER Food UNTIL THE H BROOD' 15 HATCHED, co. RS REEL MOST DESIRABLE COOLNESS FoR DRINKING WATER. By R. J. SCOTT A LOMAMMEDAN YYOMEN OF DAKAR, WEAR THEIR HAIR. 'Sceaps WHO'S Gora) AHERMOME- TER? 17 : Rates OER ; WHAT 16 THe. Anouf 50 DEGREES, | 1M HOOKS BOUND writ STRING: at LAUDER, AWE SCOTCH 5 AM IRISH COMEDIAM+ '|Presi ent, Joy Rebekah 355 Elects Officers -- Left Supporter of Viee Grand, sister Barbara Beelby; Outside iuardian, Sister Pearl Perry; nside Guardian, Sister Bar- vara Johnansen; musician, Sis- 'er Gertrude Willson; Degree Staff captain, Sister Irene Masters, . At the conclusion of Instalia- tion the following. committees were appdinted by the new Noble Grand Sister Isabel Annis: Financial, membership, district, covenant, beneva- lent, Sister Knox, Vice Grand, named her visiting committee, A gift of appreciation was pre- sented to Sister Browning. Sister Jean Ellicott was pre- sented with a gift of apprecia- tion from the officers and mem- bers of Joy Lodge. Sisters M, Middleton and Phyllis Ellicott each received a going away gift. Sister Browning spoke briefly to the Assembly. Brithday greetings were sung to Sisters Gladys Barkly and Isobe! Annis also to Brother Roy Cotter. Congregational Dinner Held At Kedron KEDRON -- The Kedron Con- gregational Dinner, held in the |lower hall was well attended, and the discussion following the |dinner was spirited as measures for coping with the rapidly growing church population were discussed. A friendly atmosphere was achieved by the use of hostesses in charge. of tables of people from the various areas. Mrs, Ross Lee acted as chief hostess, assisted by Mrs. Harold Werry, |Mrs. W. Simpson, Mrs, Stanley Ogle, Mrs. Chris Collings, Mrs. William Woodward, Mrs. Robert Dale, Mrs. Jack Glover, Mrs. Orval Selleck, Mrs. Harvey Crossman, Mrs. Cliff Brown and Mrs. Donald Gibson. | Tea and coffee were served |by the ladies of the 2ist Cub and Scout Auxiliary, and the Young People's Class cleared the tables. To get the business part of the evening under way, Mr. Jack Francis conducted a sing song, accompanied by Mrs. Joe Starr. Rev. Ronald Love led the con- gregation in a brief worship sere vice. An outline of the purpose ana mechanics of the Every Person Visitation Sector Pian was presier sented by the General Chairman |Mr. Derek Barnett. A short film 'entitled 'Reason for Being' was shown by Mr. Love, assist- ed by Mr. Brian Spencer and Mr. Ron Werry. The Program Chairman, Mr. Harold Werry, reported on the many improvements to the church building suggested by the various groups of the church. These included such things as a humidifier, new tile for the kitchen floor, additional hymn books, a program of mailing the jchurch calendar and other liter- lature to shut- -ins, a safe for the \preservation of hare records, additional missionary education, jand accommodation in the Com- munity Hall for youth groups. The Resources Chairman, Mr, John K. Glover, presented the proposed budget for the new year, which was adopted. To meet the budget, a total of $6,040 is required, of which $1,225 is allocated to the M and M Fund. Most of the discussion re. volved around measures for ex- panding the church facilities, {Only ten years ago, 25 families completed building the present jchurch, which would meet their jforeseeable needs for many jyears to come. But the rapid /suburban development in the jarea, and the forming of new |groups to meet the needs of the children, already taxes all avail- able space. The various pro- posals will be discussed with the people of the church on Visita- {tion Sunday, Nov. 18. Cancer Society Names Officers By MRS. M. ANNIS BROUGHAM The annual meeting of the Ajax - Pickering Branch of the Canadian Cancer, Society was held recently. Mrs. Ray Rogers, past presi- dent, gave a report on the work done by members in 1962, includ- ing driving patients to Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto to receive treatment; the suc- cess of the fund raising cam- paign; woork done by the wom- en's Service Committee; and films and pamphlets circulated throughtout the township for jeducation purposes. The following officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Hd. Thompson; vice - president, Murray Bruce; treasurer, Larry Taylor; secretary, Mrs. F. Sim- ons; publicity, Mrs. R. Byron, Mrs. D. C. Gibson; education, Mrs. Roy Rogers; services, Mrs. A. Penstone, Mrs. Steer, Campaign -- Mrs. W. H. J, Craig, Mrs. .W. H. J. Thomp- son and Mrs, A. MacCartney. Board of directors --Dr. Shepherd, Daniell Jenkins, M. H. Cook, Miss M. Atkinson, W. H. Craig Medical advisory committee-- Dr. W. W. Tomlinson, Dr. F. S. Hertaberg, Dr. G. Jones, Dr. G .Mcliveen, wy