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CARD OF THANKS ence ol for pega: to Dr. HH, Vollmer and Lynda Crawford) wish to announce of their daughter, Terri Lee, 5 ozs., Thursday, 7 1, 1963, at Oshawa BELL -- I wish to thank the many fri and for 30--Automobiles Wanted Wentworth . 725-1181. Hager Auto Wreckers ber cars prices paid, 220/size, |32--Articles for Sale gg ag Cyclo massage pad, large Telephone from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Te1619. WANTED to buy, wagen in good condi Brooklin 655-4460. 1958 or 1959 Volks- ition, Telephone tains FRESH Wage gle ost Pa manure, con- pee $8. T Tong. "Many v0 May 2, 1963 at "he Oshawa General Hospital. ee ~ HEARD -- Don and Ruby (nee Hock- "wiey), announce the arrival of a son, Tbs. 15 ozs., Miabersperl 100 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 RANGE -- 30 inch, baby a a eer ae shirts, 15%, and Pad) Jacket, Lady's clothing, sit to 36. Apply 196 Ritson Road 'spartaoenl size, Tele- RANGE, fae Phone 728-3863. é ase BSA 20) tain motorcycle, good 728-2664. 6 A brother for Robyn Lee. Thanks R. 8. Irwin, floor | How: and fourth 's College Hospi. Thursday, May 2, 1963, Lawrence M. Keay - ALL CASH - For Clean cars we deal up or down. Liens paid off. NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 512 ~--e ty N., WHITBY -8001 MOTORCYCLE Harley-Davidson, army model, good condition, low ee $123 or make offer.Telephone 725- pueda David ieadieg four e¢ new. $110. Gravely pees aie, with equipment. $275. Telephone 728-8694 after 4 p.m. AWNINGS, canvas. Prompt service, free estimates. Chair, table rentals. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North, ini.|31--Automobile Repair F to announce the birth of their "ec hed Carlene Joyce, 8 Ibs, 2 ozs.,|Rev. P. |_Bouncements are accepted until 9:00 "em. for publication the same day for lephone 723-3492. ert April 27, 1963 at Oshawa General Hospital. $1.50. Just tel: Zaparyniuk for his kindly ge and comfort, Mr, Alex Kashul, Mrs. Kolynko and ladies of St. Mary's Ur: rainjan Orthodox Church, MclIntosh- pray Funeral Home and_ special HOUSTON'S GARAGE and SERVICE STATION BRAKE SPECIALISTS, COM- PLETE BRAKE -- SERVICE MOTOR -- TUNE-UP - AND - GENERAL REPAIRS 67 KING ST, WEST 723-7822 FREEZER, 17 Cope ft. Piped new. $175. ety year $120. Telephone as COLONIAL style end tables, large commercial fan, Neon advertising signs, massage gun, glider rocker, lamps, clocks, doors, new iron, other articles. 728-9263. Bort Perry op years old, Clinton power n iwer, 4 cyrle, three horsepower. $47 50, Tele- Phone 668-3820, FENDER Spanish electri ear oe maye 3 "Telephone s to pallbearers. For all the beau- 6 tifa powers and kindness many, many The Family of the late Wasy!t Kashul. ROMANISKI -- Words cannot expres: our gratitude to our many friends and DEATHS neighbors who have been such a won- derful help to us in the midst of our sorrow. We wish to thank Dr. Camp- ay Y INCH, George ew@®uddenly at the family residence, 169|¥ Tresane Street, Spee: Inch, beloved pbell ans loving Parry jather of Mrs. Sound, Melville and owMay 4 ut 2 p.m. Lawn wo Suddenly, at st Joseph "~ronto, Friday, May 3, 1963, Allan Nel- his 92nd year, beloved widower ~~ot Mabel va oy "a father of wwRev. pon, in of Oshawa. Cemet: 5 NELSON, Al ~ c. R. of aawa; Gerrow Funeral Chapel, "on Tuesday, May 7, at 2 p.m. Inte: e* : "ment Greenwood ™ Bound. Cemetery, Cecil Dean (Ursula),| Rona! Id The late Mr. Inch is| resting at McIntosh - Anderson Funeral) tunity to express my sincere 'Home. Saturday,| all my kind friends, = "a 3 pe ig Mount |tives for their lovely cards and gifts; 's Hospital, To-/Special thanks to Dr. dear of Phang Wiliam Mullinex (aa) "ef Toronto, Mr, Nelson is resting at the 300 King Street West, Oshawa, for service on Monday, May 6, at 1.90 p.m. then to the May Funeral Home, Owen Sound, for od Owen bell Dr. Ostafichuk, and nurses. Rev. Zaparyniuk for his consoling words and visits. Also the pallbearers. For the 4) be autiful flowers, words of sympathy. anks all. Romaniski Family. Wilson -- I wish to take this ore. thanks to LITTLE CHIEF TEXACO 83 RITSON RD. S. 728-2871 LICENSED MECHANIC General Repair to all makes. Carburetor Specialists Tune up Brake Jobs Free Pick up and Delivery All Work Guaranteed and rela- also the nurses and staff of 4F for their kind care and attention given me during my long stay in the hospital, Sproule, Dr. |Morgan and Rev. R. A. Bombay. Della Wilson CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 32---Articles for Sale 263-2695. BUYING or selling furniture or appii- ances. Call Elmer, Hampton, 263-2234 or HONEST Cal's Furniture counts anywhere. We carry and Appli- . Name brands at biggest dis- TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers, du- plicators, chequewriters, comptometers, three hundred new and used. We buy, sell, rent, service. Hamiton Office Equipment, 137 Brock South, Whitby. 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, SELLING furniture or appliances? We'll buy it for top cash. Telephone Cal Blake's Furniture and Appliance Store, 24 Prince Street. 728-9191. 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. COCA-COLA pop cooler and ice cream cabinet, reconditioned and guaranteed, Apply 505 Anderson Street, Whitby. 668-3276. STUDENTS A super value, approx!- mately €30 sheets of letter size ae paper (uews print) for only $1.00. Ap ply Oshawa Times Office, Whitby 111 Dundas Street West. CITY OF OSHAWA CHANGING ROOMS SOMERSET SWIMMING POOL Tenders are invited for the above works from Union affi- liated Contractors. Drawings. and Specifications may ined from the of- fice of the City Clerk, City Hall, Oshawa upon deposit of a cheque in the amount of $20.00 which will be re- funded upon return of the documents. Closing date for tenders shall be p.m, on the 20th May, 1963, CITY CLERK, City Hall, Oshawa, OBITUARIES MRS, P. A. McKIE KITCHENER -- 'Mrs, P. A. McKie of 708 Westmount road, died Thursday, May 2, at. K-W Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was the former Josephine Hall, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hall. She was born in Plattsville and lived in Kitchener for 35 years. She was a member of Trinity United Church. Surviving besides her hus- 'band are two daughters, Mrs. William (Marjorie) Scarlett of Oshawa and Mrs. Robert (June) Hamblin of Kitchener, and six grandchildren. Three brothers predeceased her. The body will be at the Ratz- Bechtel Funeral Home _ until noon Saturday when removal will be made tv Trinity United Church, where service will be NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF CHARLES BRIGGS, Deceased, All persons having claims against the estate of Charles Briggs, late of the Town of Ajox, in the County of On- tario, who died on or about the 5th day of August, 1962, are required to file the same with the undersigned duly verified on or before the 3rd. day of June, 1963, after which date the estate will be distributed, having regard only to claims then filed. Dated at Ajax this 23rd day of April, 1963. ELIZABETH BRIGGS, Administratix, by her Solicitor, H, S. POLAK Box 39, Ajax, Ontario. Your autho: GE dealer. 9.30 - 9.30. Telephone 728-9191. and Beverly mattress furniture lines. rized Contact Honest Cal's on King street east at Varcoe's road. Open 12 hours daily, (Continued from Page 19) FEPEGEE Ty ii i i LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 |29--Automob iles For Sale Echidna chased ¥ }1959 MGA convertible, one .owner, A-1 condition, new top. 725-8323 or 728-5450. | - tele eslntt i955 AUSTIN, good condition, Tele- phone 728- 6712. 194) MORRIS 1000, cvnvertible, radio, good condition. Telephone /26-2i3. 1956 CHEVROLET half-ton pick-up, new valves, paint and ly job. Priced to sell. Telephone 723-2408. IN MEMORIAM 1959 CHEVROLET V8, automatic power steering, radio, custom interior. Excel- lent condition. Telephone 725-7792. 188 Re Ae radio, directional ©" HAMILTON -- In loving memory of/sié' ~Winnifred Hamilton, who passed away "May 3, 1960. -" Dear mother, you are not forgotten, on earth you are no more; we ene Gtill in memory you are with us As always were before. you oe atty missed by husband, family and ow grandchildren. HREHORUK -- In loving memory of "a dear mother, who passed away May|1 rr, 1951 and a dear father who passed) wreway May 3, 1962. ne = coxph lg a pom oan ge oag os To parents who gave hag mother, Eva Keenan, who passed May 3, 1962. knows how we miss you, * As we walk through life alone. as a Boruracd heartache, Many sil Always a "ghey longing, Wishing you were hear. by daughter, Jane son- 'm-law, Bill and grandchildren,' Bonnie,| ToPeter and Billy. "mother who KEENAN -- In loving memory of my|5 p.m., 725-8787. Passed away M. » What we would give if we could cen|1957 STUDEBAKFR sedan, good condl- Hello Mother in the same old way. To hear your voice, to see your smile, | phone 728-9905. To sit with you and chat awhile. &> you who have a Mother Cherish her with care, For you'll never know the heartache, | offer, 174 Ritson Road Sout! " Till you see her vacant chair, missed 'by her daughter, eo 'FLW Harley- sear <~ Pear! ~ good <a. LAWRENCE -- In loving memory of body ad tires, mechanically good. $350 '@ dear father, William John, who pass- | or best offer, Bowmanville 623-2824. ed away May 3, 1938. He was always a wonderful father, He played life's battle square, No matter when we needed him, We always found him there. So every day our hearts go out, ~. To the dearest and best of fathers, wee pr er had time to think of him-/ Telephone . 723-' 9175 after 5.30 p.m. But as thought of others. _..wAlways remembered by son John. TRAINER -- In ever loving memory |ioet CHEVROLET BelAir sedan, beige, 4 my dear husband, sgn Trainer | matehing a. Who passed away May 3, 1951. Ever remembered by wife, Florence.|only 13,000 miles, one owner. $2,100. Good order, $125 or erg he Telephone 725-8973. That Decorator Touch in DRAPERIES Call at your leisure for ap- pointment with our qualified consultant, or visit our new- ly decorated show rooms. RELIABLE Furniture-Interiors Telephone 723-7928 96 King Street East Downtown Oshawa 1961 JAGUAR, four door sedan, 3.8 wire wheels, disc brakes, radio, floor shift overdrive. Genuine red leather bucket . Low mileage, like METEOR V8, standard transmis- Custom radio, In good shape, Telephone 668-5631. VAUXHALL, four-door, excellent condition, red finish, $595. After 5 p.m., telephone Whitby 668-2783, 1957 PONTIAC Pathfinder deluxe, auto- $295. TRACTOR International Farmall Cub Model Plow, Cultivator, Scuffler Good condition. Used Very Little. $500 Phone Port Perry 985-2218 matic transmission, four-door, radio, one owner, $895. Call 723-9376. 1955 BUICK, four door, wine color, fair condition, $215 or make offer. Tele- Phoné 728-4423. 1958 CHEVROLET Delray, very clean inside and outside, very good tires. $1100. Call Ajax 942-2464. v8, radio, 1955 METEOR, four-door sedan, standard transmission, custom Telephone Whitby, 668-5631. 1955 CHEVROLET take truck, motor ATTENTION FARMERS Buy your LIME at McCULLOUGH'S 1270 SIMCOE STREET NORTH WEST SIDE OF STREET TELEPHONE 728-6488 in A-1 hape, good tire. Capable of 5- ton pay load. $800 cah, Apply Cooper Smith Company, 16 Celina Street, Osh- awa, .|1956 CHEVROLET BelAir V8, auto- matic, radio. A-1 condition, Telephone Brooklin 655-3157. 1956 ee ee two-tone, perfect $750. Private, clock, oe" mileage. 725-2879. , | 1951 BUICK four door, maroon. In good le ' 668-4808. 1958 FORD custom 300 tudor, Vi auto matic, clean inside and out, T 728-7625 after 5 p.m, ENVOY 1960 station wagon, white \ red trim, runs and looks new, low r age. Easy on gas. $950 with $400 do». a Will finance balance. 174 Ritson Road Sou! 1958 PONTIAC two-door, radio, heater, |two tone, $1,050. Good condition. After jtion, priced right for quick sale. Tele- PONTIAC 1955 sedan delivery, _auto- matic, runs perfectly. Needs 'some body work, will ys ir vad "sad nearest ~ $1,100 or best offer. 110 Cabot, 728-4097. BOATS, MOTORS ON DISPLAY Grew Cruisers, Traveler, Ma- son, O.M.C. and Larson Boots, Cvindrude, Volvo-Pento and O.M.C. 88 Motors. Open Until 8 P.M. MARINE Storage & Supply Ltd. ~~ SPECIAL 1963 SCOTT ALUMINUM BOAT 12 ft. car top model. 7¥ h.p. Fishing Scott Motors COMPLETE $499. OSHAWA MARINE AND SERVICE Open ri A ne Saturda 1487 Simcoe North $28. 0031 Brooklin, Ont. 655-3641 1955 METEOR, standard, radio, | 1960 MORRIS 850, noeds some body | work. $400 or best offer, Apply between |3 and 5 at 911 Greenwood Crescent, Whitby. 1961 PONTIAC sedan, Honduras |maroon, low mileage, many extras. | i958 METEOR convertible, automatic [ek fully equipped. Good condition. Telephone 668-8019. Vacuum Cleaners: FILTER QUEEN New and Used Machines Free Delivery Oshawa Area Filter Queen Sales (OSHAWA) 323 King Street West 728-7552 interior, automatic, radio, |fully equipped, immaculate condition, | Telephone 725-0687. RIMAR MEMORIALS MONUMENTS ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOM Complete Monument and Inscription Service _ Phone 723-1002 152 SIMCOE SOUTH 1956 PLYMOUTH V8 standard sedan, two-tone, wheel discs, new tires, very clean, good condition. Apply 623 Olive Avenue. 1955 FARGO half-ton pi Pick-up truck, $120. Apply first farm on Base Line, 4% mile east of Ajax or telephone 942.1019. 1953 CHEVROLET pick-up truck, in good condition, $200 cash, Telephone 668-5955, 1953 MERCURY, good body, jeally fair, tires fair, standard trans- mission. $%. Telephone 668-8371. 1948 PONTIAC, '54 motor, A-1 condi- tion. Telephone after six, 725-5730. DEPP PU REPT PEE EE Pee ed Pee MEMORIALS Marble and Granite Canadian Makes and Imports Designing and Carving to suit your specifications Cemetery Lettering and Repoirs Installation and Delivery Open evenings until 9 p.m, OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY es KING STREET -- . 4 at Highway PHONE 728-31 4 1952 MERCURY, radio, 1 mechanically good, tires nearly new. Telephone 725-8416. MUST CLEAR HI FI'S Prices Start at $199. Store will be closed at 12 noon on Saturdays during June, July, August. PARKWAY TELEVISION 918 Simcoe N. 723-3043 ALL CLAIRTONE and RCA VICTOR STEREO 1960 PONTIAC four door Strato Chief, 27,000 grisinal miles, $1,575. Telephone 5-7 478. 1957 FORD Fairlane 560, two door hard- top. Telephone 728-3062. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe, biack, red leather upholstery, 10,000 miles, excel- lent condition. Private, 723-2076. 19%2 MERCURY Monterey, four door sedan, power brakes, steering, auto-| matic transmission, back-up lights, electric wi TS, » radio, Perfect inside and out. Cal) 723-2619 anytime Saturday, or from 4 o'clock on week days. 1955 BUICK eutomeatic, Two two-tone. Very good condition. Telephone 668-4517 1957 MONARO a. at condition, Telephone 725-68 $345. -- C2Girl --boys, GIRLS BRIGHTER JOHANNESBURG there are to prove his point. (Reuters) |Nick and *i students are brighter than| Sel, 7a! according to a survey) S conducted by an educa tion se-Jeader here. J. P. Bredell of =the Transvaal education depart-| "ment says many 'statistics 1664 VOLE' "*S EN deluxe, engpenyee s '\, 390-mile warran- ty on metry ranemission, Apply # Garage, 160 Simcoe in good Sing along with the 'San folks who have discovered Custom-Made DRAPERY Hundreds of homes in Oshawa ond District have added charm and distinction to their interiors with drapery in the latest designs in a b vanety of fabrics, styled by M. And c. Drapery and Dry Goods Store For your decorating needs Call us today. 723-7827 what a Want Ad can do. 74 Celina Street, Oshawa BUY AND SELL, good used furniture and appliances. One location only. Pretty's Furniture, 444 Simcoe Street South. 723-3271, VACUUM cleaner repairs, Free estimates. 'Parts, brushes, hoses, guaranteed rebuilt ma- chines. Rentals. Wallace Vacuum Serv- ail makes. attachments, ,jice. Call anytime, 728-0591, TYPEWRITER, one standard one port- able adding machine, cash register, electric calculator with division, scale, chequewriter, Sell very ceasonabie, Telephone 723-4434. THISTLE baby carriage, grey metal, in good condition; also oy Jumper; both $25. Telephone 728-6610. CHILD'S large size pedal car also small tricycle, Both like new. Tele- Phone 668-8525. COLDSPOT refrigerator 7 cubic ft, ex cellent condition; across top freezer, $75. ._ Telephone 725-7623. 1957 EVINRUDE 'manual 35 HP motor, Paceship 12 ft. moulded plywood boat, fully equipped; Armson trtiler $650) complete. Will sell separately 5 HP Elgin motor, $50. Telephone 728-1933. POWER lawnmower, reel type with Johnson 4 cycle Iron-horse motor, ex- cellent condition, $35. Telephone x 97. FOUR piece chrome set, grey, good condition, Best offer. Apply 30 Colborne Street East, Apt. 27. WASHING machine, automatic, Frigid soni By 30". range, Frigidaire. Telephone BLOND bed, 54", ribbon spring, 'coil spring mattress, good condition, $50, Phone 723-, 3595. CHROME se set, table, 4 chairs, and wi » 2 years old. Ve: jood 728-6662. fies edition. vo phere console television, excel- lent condition. Best offer, Tel Whitby 668-8559, -- DORSETT Fibres reglas ski boat, excellent condition, 14', front bucket seats, Used half season. $775. Te.ephone 728-3925 after 6. TEEN SIZE 14 blue Sarana suit. Fully Telephone lined, in new condition, 668-2559. WEDDING gown, white organza, size NI rg ga an: $50. Telephone NORGE automatic washing machine, Just been reconditioned, $75. Good value, Telephone 725-9843, 16 FT. aluminum boat, 40 hp Mercury outbvard, large Tee Nee trailer; boat motor needs repairs. All very reason- able. Apply evenings, Mercury Taxi. OLD GUNS Wanted : Telephone Oshawa 725-8183 BABY carriage, converts s into stroller and car bed, green and white, $15. Play pen, $4. Telephone 728-0205. WEDDING gown, } nylon, with veil, and 3-piece beige double knit suit, both size ten to twelve, in good condition, Best offer, 725-8672. GARDEN 1 roto- tiller with all attach- ments. Asking $80. In excellent condi- tion. Apply 336 Drew Street or tele- Phone 725-0859, SINGER sewing g machine,electric, 30" 30" continental bed, television aan Rea- sonable. Telephone 723-4226, B. F. GOODRICH Stores -- - Tires, Bat- teries, Kelvinator refrigerators, . tele- vision, Thrifty Budget Plan. 725-4543 12-FT. outboard boat, 15 hp motor "and trailer, $400, __ Telephone 725-9866. [EN'S suits, size 42, for tall gentleman, blue and brown. Good condition, $15 each, Telephone 725-5497. What's My Line? Buying and selling used fur- niture and appliances, For your needs phone, Valley Creek Furniture 728-4401 or call at the store 16% Bond W. LARSEN BOAT 15 ft. with 45 hp. Mer- cury outboard motor, trail- er, water skis, life jackets. Can finance DIAL Bowmanville 623-5057 RANGE Moffat Gas Range -- four burner, one automatic, time clock regulator for time cooking, automatic oven control, excellent condition. sed 3 years in class room. $100 or Make Offer Can be seen HENRY STREET HIGH SCHOOL Whitby 34--Lost And Found LOST: Three-year-old male cat, smoky grey color,wh ite star on chest, "Sam Vicinity Simcoe North. Reward. Call 728-7721. ENGAGEMENT ring found, owner may claim by identification and payment of ad, Telephone 725-7658. WRISTWACH -- Favico, lady's white gold with expansion band and small dia- mond, lost Thursday, April 25, down- town Oshawa. Reward, 728-8972, LOST on Sunday, April 2, female black and white cat, vicinity Jarvis Street. Children's pet, Telephone 728-6132 after contracted in my name by any one on or after this date, May 2, 1963, without my oo consent, W. Bothwell, RR 38, Bow- oan. NOTICE |. TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of LEV- ANCHE MARIE NOR- TON, Widow, Deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of LEV- ANCHE MARIE NORTON, in the County of Ontario, late of the City of Oshawa, Widow, deceased, who died on or about the 15th day of March, 1963, are hereby notified to send into the undersigned Personal Repre- sentative of the said deceas- ed on or before the 24th day of May, 1963, full par- ticulors of their 'claims, Im- mediately ofter the said date the soid Personal representative will distribute the assets of the said deceased having re- go. only to claims of which he shall then have notice. Dated ot Oshowa, Ontario, this 30th day of April, 1963. HOWARD EUGENE NORTON Administrator by his solicitors ' ING F. SWARTZ & iALD L. SWARTZ «urristers and Solicitors, 262 King St. East, Oshawa, Ontario. Uphold Ideals Not Same As Believing TORONTO (CP)--Chief Jus- tice James M. McRuer of the Ontario Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a pledge to up- hold Christian principles does not require a person to believe in those principles, and he quashed an Ontario Labor Rela- tions Board ruling to the con- trary. The labor relations board had refused in November, 1961, to certify a local affiliated with the Christian Labor Association of Canada on the grounds that a pledge required for membership in the local--that applicants up- hold Christian principles in col- lective bargaining and other mutual aid -- imposed restric- tions on eligibility for member- ship. The board concluded that the pledge called for prospectve members to accept Christian doctrine as a condition of mem- bership. The case involved Lo- cal 52 of the Trenton Construc- tion Workers Association, affili- ated with the CLAC, seeking certification as bargaining agent for 12 employees of Tange Company Limited, a_ genera! contracting firm at Trenton, Chief Justice McRuer ruled that the. only obligation for membership on which any ar- gument could be based is that members must uphold Christian and social principles as taught in the Bible. "A requirement to uphold Christian ethical or social prin- ciples as taught in the Bible-- whatever these terms ay mean--is in no.sense a require ment to subscribe to. any doc- trine or doctrinai belief," he said. -|bors a mental block any change THOUGHT EXTINCT Before it erupted in March 1963, Bali's Mt. Agung volcano was considered extinct. It had been silent since 1842. DROPPED FIRSTBOMBS The first aerial bombing raid was in 1849 when Austrians attacked Venice with bomb- carrying balloons. LEARN BY PHONE At Sweden's University of Gothenburg, English is taught by telephone in 20-niinute drills between teacher and student subscribers. FARM FISH MUSEUM Phosphates will be sprayed on fish pastures in experiments at Monaco's famed oceanographic museum. ducted at 3 p.m. by Rev. O. P. Hossie. Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery. ALLAN NELSON The death occurred suddenly Friday, May 3, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Toronto, of Allan Nel- son. He was in his 92nd year. Born at Owen Sound, Mr. Civil Service Criticizes Pay Raises OTTAWA (CP) -- The Civil Service Association Thursday night criticized pay raises an- nounced earlier in the day for government - employed nurses as too small and too narrow in scope. The increases, ranging from $270 to $300 a year, were made retroactive to Jan. 1, 1963, for about 2,000 nurses--50 of them|Federation of Automobile Inde- in Ottawa--employed by the de- partments of health and welfare|ing of dealers so a buyer might and veterans affairs. The new|get his money back if he could top .limits in two classes of nurses are $4,350 and $4,740 a year. It was the first salary adjust- ment for the nurses since Jan. 1, 1962, and Finance Minister|semi-automatic rifle which po- Gordon said increases for other nurses would be announcedja sub-machine gun in five min- later. The association said the gen- eral level of nurses salaries is|quest. The rifle is manufactured too low and tends to depress|by Hunter Corporation of Holly- the salaries of other hospital employees. Nelson moved to Toronto two years ago fro mhis native town. He was a member of the Chris- tian and Missionary Alliance Church and a_ carpenter - by trade. Twice married; Mr. Nelson was predeceased by his first wife, the former Rebecca Wak- lin in 1938 and by his second wife, the former Mabel White, in 1957, He is survived by a son, Rev. C. R. Nelson of Oshawa and a sister, Mrs, William Mullinex (Ida) of Toronto. The funeral service will be held at the Gerrow Funeral Home at 1.30 p.m. Monday, May 6, with Rev, C. V. Freeman, pastor of the Oshawa Christian and Missionary Alliance Church; officiating. A further service will be held at the May Funeral Home, Owen Sound, at 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 7, Inter- ment will be in Greenwood Ce- metery, Owen Sound. VICTOR BURR The memorial service for Vic- tor Pur rho Ai hi. £epa tor Burr, who died in his 52rd year Monday, April 29, at Osh- awa General Hospital, was heid at the Armstrong Funeral Home Thursday, May 2, at 2 p.m. Mr. Burr was the beloved husband of Luella Madelaine Hurst. Rev. Leonard Ware, of St. George's Anglican Church, con- ducted the service. Interment was in Mount Lawn cemetery Pallbearers were Vern Mc- Laughlin, Reginald Mills, Paul Logeman, Douglas Sagar, Ron- ald Bone and George Shaw. FUNERAL OF JOHN WESLEY MINNS The funeral service for John Wesley Minns, 305 Celina street, who died Monday, April 29, at the. Oshawa General Hospital was held at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 2, at the Gerrow Funeral Home. j Rev. R. A. Bombay, pastor of Simcoe Street Pentecostal Church, conducted the services. Interment was in Oshawa Union Cemetery. The pallbearers were Roley Kenton, Harry McKee, Edward Kitchen, Vernon Wilson, Wil- liam Frost and Gordon Johnson. OAS Haunting France Still, But Feebly By RODNEY ANGOVE PARIS (AP) -- The terrorist Secret Army Organization still haunts France although bomb- ings and threats have dropped to a feeble echo of last year. Every few days there are re- minders that the secret army, and its companion political front, the National Resistance Council, threaten the country's Security. Bombs smashed the home of and several 150 Left Homeless In Alaska Blaze CORDOVA, Alaska (AP)-- About 150 persons--more than one-tenth of the. population of this fishing port town -- were homeless today after a fire which destroyed 14 buildings in one downtown block. The structures destroyed in- cluded two apartment houses which contained apartments upstairs over busi- ness establishments. The state civil ranged to feed and shelter the defence department ar- tenants. Four buildings in the same block were damaged by the fire and 13 buildings in the sur- rounding area received smoke and water damage. There were no deaths or se- rious injuries. Civil Defence Di- rector Don Lowell estimated the TORONTO (CP)--An associa- tion of 46 used automobile deal- ers has asked the Metropolitan Toronto Licensing Commission to eliminate the 'hustlers, gyp- sies and sharks" from the used car business. In a brief to the commission Wednesday, the pendent Dealers proposed bond- prove in court that he was cheated. WITHDRAW GUN TORONTO (CP)--A .22-calibre lice said could be converted into utes has been withdrawn from public sale here at police re- wood, Calif. -LIST 323RD VICTIM PARIS (AP)--Marie Jose Bel- andou, a 25-year-old student, was killed Thursday in a fall from the third floor of the Eiffel tower. Her body was caught in the iron frame of the structure and firemen had to be called to bring the body down. Police listed it as the 323rd suicide from the 74 - year - old Eiffel tower. SAVED BY BRIDGE PARLIER, Calif. (AP) -- A weekly bridge game may be the reason 86-year-old Mrs. Ger- trude Hughes is alive. The elderly woman, who lives alone in this Fresno county town, fell in her bathtub, fractured a hip, and spent 16 painful hours be- fore she was found when friends arrived for the weekly bridge party. Mrs. Hughes said she kept warm by rutihing hot water into the tub. Her doctor said she is in favorable condi- 46 Car Dealers Seek Crackdown KINGSTON. yes Oe (Reut- ers)--Prime Minister Sir Alex- ander Bustamante and Deputy Prime Minister Donald Sang- ster will go to the United States June 8 on official business, it was announced Thursday night. Sir Alexander will visit Fair- field University in Connecticut, where he will receive an hon- orary degree. Both men will have discussions with U.S. gov- ernment officials on the ques- tion of migration of Jamaicans. SEEK BRENS SYDNEY, N.S. (CP)--RCMP here said Thursday they are trying to locate a number of Bren guns purchased by a scrap metal dealer here through Crown Assets Disposal Corpora- tion and sold to the mere lic at $2.50 each. spokesman said the guns can be restored to working order with little difficulty and as a result are subject to registration um der the Criminal Code of Can ada. An b JOINS CELEBRATIONS VANCOUVER (CP) -- Gene- ral Charles Foulkes left here Thursday on a polar flight to Amsterdam to take part in Dutch celebrations marking the anniversary of the liberation of The Netherlands from the Nazis 18 years ago. General Foulkes, who commanded the.First Ca- nadian Army, accepted the sur- render of German May 5, 1945, from General Blas- kowitz at Wageningen, forces on HIT BY BLIZZARD FLIN FLON, Man. (CP)--An ll-inch snowfall whipped by 45- mile-an-hour winds blocked traf- fic and disrupted communice- tion services Thursday in one of the worst blizzards ever to hit this @prthern Manitoba min- ing community, damage at $1,000,000. No U.K. Probe In Frederika Incident LONDON (Reuters) -- Prime *|Minister Macmillan has refused an investigation into conflicting reports about Queen Frederika of Greece fleeing from sidewalk demonstrators during her visit to London, Harold Wilson, opposition La- bor party leader, asked Thurs- day for an impartial inquiry into differing accounts by the' foreign office and the home of. fice of the Queen's encounte with political demonstrators outside her hotel April 20. The Queen returned to Athens Tues- day. Macmillan told the House of Commons an investigation was not necessary and he regarded the 12 - day - oid incident as closed. Queen Frederika and _ her daughter Princess Irene, here for Princess Alexandra's wed- ding, were reported to have fled from demonstrators protesting political imprisonment in Greece. d The two women sought refuge in the nearby home of Ameri- can actress Marti Stevens, who said the Queen was spattered with mud. A home office account. said the Queen was molested but not chased or touched. The foreign office said she was manhandled and chased by the demonstra- tors. Macmillan admitted security arrangements for protecting the Queen had gone wrong. He said normal arrangements were made for her safety '"'but a hitch could take place, as it did on this occasion." a city councilman at Perpignan, a police station in Corsica, and a dance hall, service station and parked car in the Toulon area. A secret army gunman was shot dead in a back street in Paris after mortally wounding a policeman. His companion, brought bruised and bleeding to headquarters, turned out to be Serge Bernier, alias Jean Murat, one of three gunmen condemned to death in absen- tia for the machine-gun am- bush of President de Gaulle last August. STUBBORNLY RESIST Officials admit the secret army is resisting stubbornly the increased pressure to wipe it out. The reason: More than an organization, the secret army) "is a state of mind." It's a state of mind that har- in the old system. Strange bedfellows have turned up as secret army ac- tivists. They all had the same goal--to take over the govern- ment, Many European refugeeg from Algeria cannot forget the homeland they have lost.. Soma military men, embittered from Indochina, Suez and Algeria ex- periences, hate to see the col- onial army under tight civilian control. GET FLU SHOTS All lions, leopards, tigers and other members of the cat fam- ily in the Johannesburg 'zoo have been shot with darts car- rying cat flu vaccine. , FOUND BOUNTY The remains of the mutiny ship Bounty were found off Pitcairn Island in the Pacific tor, cian--served two terms as Re- publican lieutenant - governor, COMING EVENTS A SPRING TEA, Bazaar and Bake Sule will be--Held at Southminster United Church Saturday, May 4th rfom 2 to ANNUAL SPRING FROLIC RAISE your income with inexpensive Ciassified ads. 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Keyes, 62, one of Michi- gan's most colorful political fig- ures, died Thursday of a heart ailment at his medical clinic here. Keyes -- Canadian-born doc- lawyer, dentist and politi- for reservations, Rowe Travel Agency BINGO ORANGE TEMPLE SATURDAY, MAY 4TH 7:30 P.M. 20 Games -- $8 'Share the Wealth 4--$40 Jackpots to go 1--$150 Jackpot to go Children Under 16 Not Admitted ESCORTED CHARTERED BUS TO WASHINGTON MAY 17 to 20 (inclusive) Hotel and sightseeing tours orranged. PORT HOPE 885-2527 ST. JOHN'S PARISH MOTHER'S DAY BINGO Bingo, Fri., 7:30 (Bloor and Simcoe) 20 GAMES $6 and $12 5 Jackpots at $40 Share The Wealth DOOR PRIZE--Surprise package for oldest and youngest mother NO. Children Under 16 Rowe Travel\Agency 1942-44 and 1946-48. He left the Republican party in 1954 after failing to win his party's nomi- nation for governor in 1950 and 1954. He also failed to get the party nomination for the Senate in 1952. He was an unsuccessful can- didate for the Democratic nom- ination as lieutenan'-governor in 1960. Born in Stratford, Ont., Keyes graduated from the University of Toronto and became a den- tist in 1922, He moved to the United States and received his medical degree from Wayne State University in 1931, Keyes opened his medical cen- tre the following year. Legal problems connected with oper- ation of his hospital led him into law ani he attended a Detroit college of law and became a lawyer in 1935. He began his political career in 1939 when he was elected to the Dearborn city council. Private funeral services for Keyes, a bachelor, will be held in St. Marys, Ont. No date was in 1957. disclosed. TAG "We Speak For Who Cann PLEASE GIVE OSHAWA HUMANE SOCIETY will hold their ANNUAL DAY SAT., MAY 4th Those 0 ot Speak For Themselves" GENEROUSLY