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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 8, 1963 |32--Articles For Sale 21" ADMIRAL rig good condition, BIRTHS CLASSIFIED announce the birth of Elaine, ham) happily their daughter, Ki Gane" Houlal Pro ANDRUS -- Leaonard and ag othe ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 17) $85. Telephone 725-9145. WRINGER washer, Rollaway bed, chair, chesterfield suite, double bed, box spring, continental 39, kitchen suite chrome, end tables, No reasonable offer refused. 725-7671 or 843 King East. CHRISTMAS trees, Scotch pine first cut- ting, on ~~ road, Everett Stapleton, McKay) also staff on 4th a SHERRY -- Bob and Ann are happy SHOOKER -- Jack and Ruth to announce the arrival y sister Nancy, Roy, > hes S pirthday present for SovENDEN -- Gord and 1963, at fal, A brother for Jackie, oc Special thanks to G. McKay and fourth floor staff. hd staff of 4th floor. Margaret; on Tuesday, br Laurie, Elizabeth and lan. 5, 1963, at jerry. s @ INTRODUCE your son or daughter with) rth notice. The rate 3492 and our staff will Peg Ae Times bi Baty you In writing a notice, icCoy) wish to announce the arrival of ir son, Daniel Gordon, on Lb paral rember 5, Oshawa inde, Dr. SrLANETA stn and Kay (nee Dobos) { bi safe arrival of a son, oo tig $e; al Hospital. mea thanks fo Dr. Ross, SCOTT -- Tom and Lillian announce} arrival of their daughter, bags vt November 5, 1 } the Oshawa General cg sg A eee WANNAMAKER -- Billi and Betty are pppy to announce the arrival of a son, evin David, 6 Ibs. 11 ozs., on Tuesday, Oshawa General @ospital. A brother for Dale, Gary and 30--Automobiles Wanted Orono, OSHAWA Auto Parts and Auto Wreckers, 1175 Nelson Street, want cars for wreck- 4] puns Telephone 725-2162 or 723-4245. $75. Viking washer, 3 years old, $55. T: phone 728-1742, 100 CARS WANTED Buying a New Car? Sell your used car ba "Ted" Talk "Cash" to the Car Dealer and "SAVE". TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 '31---Automobile Repair stalled and guaranteed by 10 years experience, $50. Trio Television. Telephone 728-6781. ture or ing you have. The City Trading Post Stores, 446 Simcoe Street South and, 31 Bond Street East. 723-1671. TV TOWERS special 40 ft. tower struc ture with all channel antenna installed, $50. Oshawa TV Supply Ltd., 361 Gibbons Street. 728-8180 TYPEWRITERS, one portable, one stan- HOUSTON'S GARAGE and SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS 67 KING ST. WEST 723-7822 32--Articles for Sale ot dard, also electric standard gag lel Electric adding machine, meat slicer, very reasonable. Terms. SEWING machines for sale. We repair all re Apply 55 Bruce Street. Telephone organs, and used. 3day U Ato Music Su Supplies, 453 Sirneos a one wheel, 500 Ibs. TYPEWRITERS, adders, sales, service, rentals and supplies. All machines guar- lanteed. Cook's Office Equipment, 10) Richmond Street East. 728-8300. piece walnut bedroom suite and Wittig oak dresser, chesterfield and chair. Sultable for cottage. Best offer. Telephone Whitby 668-8588. pruned. in perfect condition. Telephone Whitby 668-5247. PIANO, upright model, 43-inch height with stool, excellent condition, ideal for club or recreation room, $250. stian Hohmann, telephone 725-7001. BUYING or selling furniture or appil- ances, Cali Emer, Hampton 263-2294 or 263-2695. 1963) CHRISTMAS trees, a vied " rg approximately 3,000, all ready fo Apply Tim's Restaurant, near Mosport.|t Telephone Orono 12 R 6. LADY'S black seal coat, perfect cond tion. Gentleman's navy bive overcoat. Two men's cold coats, zippered linings. 13-9290. DRUMS, Coronet, black pearl, four drums and 3 cymbals, $200, Telephone 726-9896. VACUUM aaner and attachments and floor polisher, 2 brushes, both for Sages windows for sale, good reabinend LS a Excellent condition. 723-9583. 2" x ind some smaller. testo COLEMAN oil! space heater, apartment im with pipes, used only 5 months. Like Telephone 728-5524, pa. iets wbacaladl tacsccon HEN ee UNBELIEVABLE opportunity. Profitable focal grocery business. Purchaser just DEATHS buys existing stock. Nothing down on buliding. Store, including all ittings. $14- 500. Repayable $90 month. Start sarning corr SECTIONAL kitchen cupboards, two tops, one bottom, also kitchen set, four pid beige and brown. All in good tion. Reasonable, Apply 107 Brock Street East. FURNACES, oil, gas, space heaters, three - piece baths, $45; sinks, $4; laun- dry tubs, Pressure systems, boats, mo- fore, trailers, Christmas trees. H. Chinn, corner Park Road and Hillside. immediately without. any is- Details: * GRANT, George Francis (Frank) ntered Into rest in the Oshawa General location. Be independent! Charles Chaytor, Schofield-Aker Ltd. Telephone 723-2265; evenings 723-7996. jospital on Thursday, 63, George Francis loved husband of (Frank) Gra Aletha May Smi Pract Wiltiam, Denton, ind Donald of Whitby, in his 67th year. esting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, father of Mrs. John Hales (Betty), Oshawa, | a RANGE, electric, 24"; also full-sized steel Mt|bed_with mattress. $10 for each. Call 725-5784, © SECTIONAL chesterfield, black. Blonde room. divider, swivel base chair. Apply 243 Wilson Road South, 723-3937: Oshawa, with memorial service in the hapel Saturday, November 9, at 2 p.m. interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. tea- Buy and STAINLESS steel knives, forks, spoons, tablespoons, $1 per dozen. any. quantity. Bone china. cups saucers $1. Telephone 725-3338. LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 DINING room sulte, mahogany, buffet, extension table, six-leather upholstered chairs, excellent condition, $150. Tele- phone 728-5205. VACUUM cleaner repairs, Free Parts, brushes, chines. Rentals. Wallace Vacuum Service. Call anytime 728-0591, HONEST Cal's Furniture and Appliances. Name brands at biggest discounts any- where. We carry Restonic and Beverly hoses. Guaranteed rebuilt ma- GE dealer. Contact Honest Cal's on 424 BEDROOM suite, walnut, 4plece, $40; lamps $5; dresser type 3-drawer chest and mirror $5; ¢lock $5. Telephone RADIO with plug-in record table, $35. Ping Pong table "egg Ing ct chair $5. Telephone 725-4676. MODERN desk, ideal for student, Lamp $6. Telephone table and chair Round, blond coffee table, $10. Telephone 725-4676. player and Rock: $12. IN MEMORIAM bi die eielediedadalekeded = KITCHEN set, 5 pieces, leather seats, $25; combination storm door, 32 x 80 ae $5; folding door, 3 ft. x 78 inches, $10. T 725-4676. « ASTON -- In loving memory of a dear FOR SALE or trade, best car offer. 1963) JUICE extractor, never used. New life, Florence Aston, who passed away Haeaeg gas dryer, two aluminum storm|chine guarantee. 125 Durham Street, Osh- jovernber 8, 1961. » A good wife, mother and g $5.|Sell for $50. Whitby 668-5220. King Street, West, wr new home formerly Avalon vance Hall, T lephone 728-9191. GUNS! 32 special Winchester, 94 model, one-year-old, like new, $80, 12-gauge Savage Fox double barrel, single trigger, good condition, $75. Telephone 725-5555. VIP miniature racing set, four cars and lap counter, extra fence and tracks. Will BUY ahd sell, good used furniture and appliances. One location only. Pretty's Furniture, 444 Simcoe South, 723-3271. GUITAR, Spanish, electric, original price $150. Will sell for $55. Excellent condition. Apply 780 Simcoe Street South. doors. Apply 114 St. Lawrence Street, | Whitby. Peds with you fill ae, meet agaln.| ELECTRIC motor" wa hp, Al condition, |; 1568. "en. by ary. children and gr: best offer. Telephone 728- ® ASTON -- In loving memory of a dear|patterns in Jrother and grandmother, Mrs. Florence|Buy one roll, get one roll free. Edgar's|4 p.m. telephone 723-1878. ember &,|Paint and Wallpaper, 34 King West, Osh- a who passed away Nov: Pin our carta, your memory tngers * Sweetly tender, fond and * There Is not a day, piles mother, * That we do not think of you. WALLPAPER at '2 price, hundreds of ready-pasted and regular. awa. STROLLER, Gendron, commode chair, safety gate, bottle warmer, car seat, fire engine rocking horse, other items. Tele- phone 725-7137. Ever 1 ed. by forle, son-in-law Phillip and. family. - # DONALD -- In toving of memory 'ear sera pe and father, og ba a Ontario. CHRISTMAS trees, 2,000 Scotch pine Christmas trees, pruned. Must go. Will ma- awa. 725-4258, SMALL and handy dump truck box (3 ion) with frame, hydraulic Basie and cyl- Inder, in good 725-8743, TELEVISION antenna and aerial. After DINING room suite, consists of buffet, ex- tension table and six chairs, in excellent condition. 623-5454, GURNEY automatic range, Tike new, $90; Frigidaire refrigerator, $40; electric oven, $35; Fender Stratocaster guitar with case, $175. Telephone 728-3605. Telephone Bowmanville ajsell cheap. Frank Harvey, 'who passed away 8, § Too dearly fared te ever be terme *-Ever remembered by wife and family. MILLER -- In bv of'. ing memory gel Boag mother, Ida Laura, who| 1961 Bact gang a 1957. aA eg eal We « TO one no longer withe e4 4 But in our oO al Aa) a neue on and g Bins end Glenna. ind Wid, daubh- sons Bruce, Car! RIMAR MEMORIALS MONUMENTS MARKERS Designed for any need. 152 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa Evenings 728-6627 Office 723-1002 ae Visit MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL GARDENS| A Sanctuary Beautifully maintained as a tribute to the memory of many past residents of On- tario County Several new gardens recent- ly arranged with religious stotues throughout, present evidence that not only is Mount Lawn one of the first in Canada but, is now the finest. Very moderate cost plots are available in these new gard- ens. For information or traiisportation PHONE 723-2633 IN REMEMBRANCE To honor the memory of those who gave the last full measure of devotion to the cause of liberty and justice for all--we pause on Novem- ber 11th, On this date the Oshawa Times wilj publish an In Memoriam edition where friends and relatives may pay tribute to the memory of those who made the supreme Sacrifice. To place your In Memoriam, come to the Classified Count- er, telephone for the services of a copy writer to assist you, or write out your In Memor- iam and send it to the Classi- fied Department today. These tributes will be occept- ed until 5 p.m, today and Friday, November 8th from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. for publi- cotion on Armistice Day, Monday, November 11th Telephone 723-3492 The Oshawa Times Classified Advertising condition, To-view call after 43, condi $125. Telephone Bowmanville 623-3526. MATCHING large size crib and chif- lephone cubic ft. refrigerator, rug 15' x 12' wood Valley Creek Furniture BOAT, aluminum, 14 ft., 18 hp Evinrude} Oedition. Also 200 gallon oll tank, 725- motor, heavy duty trailer, one year old.| 4957 $950 or make offer. After 6 p.m., Speed: Auto Glass, 299 Simcoe South, 723-7435. KELVINATOR refrigerator, white, overtop freezer, magnetic door. Excellenticas}, 6 pm. GAS dryer, one year old, new ferobe. Tel Port Perry 985-2280. MOFFAT range, General Electric 7 broadioom, brown and beige, daaniays ne: ma- chine suitable for cottage. Telephone 725-9431. AUTOMATIC washers and dual-a-matics,| $75 up. Dryers $65 up. Wringer washers $35 up. All reconditioned with three- month guarantee. installation included. Free delivery. anywhere. Call anytime, collect. Terms could be arranged. Chester Household Appliances Service and Sales, Caesarea, 986-4926. BROWN mouton |acket, size 15-16, New condition. $45. Telephone 723-2438, PIANO, upright, in very good condition. Apply 362 Jarvis Street. RANGE, 6 months old; refrigerator in good condition. Must be sold before No-' vember 15, Call 728-2503. SALE of books, from private library, some technical, novels, old school books, paper backs, Penguins, maps, |Geographics. Telephone 728-5707. ELECTRIC train, engine, 4 cars, tracks, 2 electric switch transformer and ac- cessories. Good condition. Telephone 723-1835. CHRISTMAS trees, approximately 3,000 beautifully pruned. and shaped Scotch Pine, mow ready for market. Mrs, Sadie Hamilton, Orono, Phone Orono 1 R 16. COMMERCIAL deep freeze for sale, in good condition. Telephone 728-2013 or apply 335 Elmgrove' Avenue. What's My Line? National Grower, Ontario. "\SPACE HEATER Duo Therm with auto- SKATES, new and used, tion. Ithree hundred new and matic fan. Heats five rooms. Excellent sold and ex- changed. Largest selection in town, Open evenings. Drayton's Cycle, 204 Bond TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers, dupli- cators, cheqewriters, Poona oly ted We buy, sell, rent, services. Hamilton *Otites Equip- ment, 137 Brock South' Whitby. GO HUNTING with hunting <uppiles from Dominion Tire! Guns, ammunition, cloth- Ing, etc. Best prices in town. Try Do minion Tire Store, 48 Bond West. RANGE, Gurney Tappan, 1959 model, peavy duty, "hey cu. ft. refrigerator, De- model. wash- er with joel Kus girl's eure dresses, almost new. Telephone 725-8902. B. F. GOODRICH STORES -- Tire, Bat- teries, Kelvinator refrigerators, tele- vision. Thrifty Budget Plan. 725-4543, ANTIQUE GUN WANTED Telephone Oshawa 725-8183. ELWOOD 21 cubic ft. chest style -- $250. New condition. Telephone 728-2048. Join The Line-Up For The Best Used Appliances WAYNE'S Used Televisions Used Washers Used Refrigerators Used Ranges Wayne Appliances 78 SIMCOE ST: NORTH TELEPHONE 723-1411 / Buying or selling used fur- niture and appliances, For your needs phone. 728-4401 or call at the store 16% Bond W. 33--Market Basket COB CORN, loaded on truck, $30 per ton. Call 263-2060. Paul Vaneyk. WINTER cabbage, $1.25 per dozen. John Bodnar, first house east of cry Grove Motel, Courtice. Phone 725-5043, PICK your own Spy apples, 7 fo $1.50; bushel. Base line from Whitby Hospital ha miles west. Joe Makowchik on mail x. IN MEMORIAM APPLES, Mcintosh, $2 per bushel and down, in your own containers. Nick Bul- dyke, 401 Highway and Thickson Road. MEMORIALS MARBLE and GRANITE Designing, Carving, Lettering Installation, Repairs Open Evenings Until 9 Oshawa Monument Co. 1435 King Street East 728-3111 LASALLE applies, right from the farm. The apple with the Cadillac flavor, for cooking or pies. Bushel $2.95; half bushe! $1.50 Delivered anywhere in Oshawa. Phone 725-3445. WINTER potatoes for sale, store. in your owr home or at mine. Telephone Whitby 668-8050. WINTER potatoes for sale, store in your own home or at mine.' Telephone Whitby 668-8050. SEBAGO potatoes, $1 per 75 ib. bag, cash CARD OF THANKS and carry, from Allan Downs Farm, RR 1, Pontypool, Ontario. 34--Lost and Found BRAWN -- The sisters and brothers of the late Charlies Brawn wish to express their sincere thanks and Pos yghaabsot for floral tributes, DOG, Miniature Poodle, black, "Cleo", Ajax - 401 area. Reward $50. Call Ajax sympathy; also to piece Hach friends, rel- atives, and Raglan UCW, to Rev. Mr. Love, Rev. Robert Brawn for their words of Comfort and the Brooklin Medical Cen-' tre, a special thanks to M.cDermott-Pana- baker Funeral Home for their kind and efficient service, in our retent sad" be- reavement, in the death of our loving brother. The Brawn Family KERR -- We wish to thank our friends and relatives, General Motors mainte- nance South Plant, maintenance sick and social club for their kind thoughts, beau- wife and mother, Susan Kerr. '--Mr. Alfred Kerr, South Hampton, On- McLeod of Tara and families. MUZIK -- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Muzik would like fo thank their friends and rela- tions for their 25th anniversary party held recently and for the gifts, flowers PSPS SEES Re EE Eee SE eRe EERE O88 ET OO 8 ew 8 we & ree seeEO Eee me Department and cards; also to Mom and Dad for tiful flowers, in the passing of our dear tarlo, Glen $. McLeod, Oshawa, George 942-6063 anytime. Toronto HUdson 1-166) + 421-1500 Local 55 days. LOST: Cardboard carton of auto parts early Saturday morning, on east lane of 401 Highway between Oshawa and Bow- manville. Will finder please contact Mr. Murdock at 725-1123. Reward. Read Times Want Ads Round the Clock READY TO BUY ' TELEVISION, General Electric, 21 Trek ie mattress furniture lines. Your authorized], TELEVISION fower special 4-ff. struc WE buy, ell and exchange used furni- GEORGE FRANCIS GRANT The death of a past-president and executive of Branch 43, Royai Canadian Legion, George Francis (Frank) Grant, occur- red at the Oshawa Genenal Hos- pital Thursday, Nev. 7, after a short illness. The deceased re- sided at 112 Thomas street and ;|was in his 67th year. He was born at Chesley, Ont., and was the sor of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Grant. In 1924 350,,\he married the former Eletha May Smith at Frankford, Ont. Mr. Grant had lived at Frank- ford and in Oshawa for the past 3 years. He was employed as a ticket agent, inspector and dispatcher with bus operations of the Osh- awa Railways Company and the shawa Public U'ilities Com- mission, The deceased served overseas with the 248th Gray- Owen Sound Battalion during the First World War. Mr. Grant was a past master o! the Frankford Masonic Lodge. He served a two-year term as president of Branch 43, Royal Canadian Legion, from 1950 and vas also secretary of the branch for a total of 15 years.: Mr. Geant was the district and zone treasurer for the Legion and the local representative of the Last Post Fund. He is survived by his wife and One daughter, Mrs. John Hales (Betty) of Oshawa and four sons, Francis, William and Den- tou, of Oshawa' and Donald, of Whitby. The deceased also leaves two sisters, Mrs. A. B. Loney (Mar- garet), of Frankford and Mrs. Mrs. T. Preston (Carrie) of Wiarton, Ont. and a_ brother, Allen, of Vancouver, BC, and seven grandchildren. The remains ere at the Arm- strong Funeral Home for me- morial service in the Chapel Saturday, Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. Rev. A, Woolcock, rector of St. Mark's Anglican. Church and padne of Branch 43, will conduct t service. Interment will be in the family plot in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Ontario Crime Probers Still Query Valachi WASHINGTON (CP) -- On- tario crime investigators spent another 30 minutes with mob- ster informant Joseph Valachi Thursday, . obtaining clarifica- tion of some earlier statements and getting his signature on a transcript of the interview. Judge Bruce Macdonald, chairman of the Ontario Police Commission, said in an inter-' view that no new points devel- oped in this second session, con- ducted as was the one Wednes- day, in the maximum-security District of Columbia Jail. The Wednesday interview continued for 2% hours. Judge Macdonald and his as- sociates, including Toronto po- lice officials, have declined to disclose the nature of the Val- achi interviews except to say they were useful and helpful in developing possible new leads which could improve crime de- tection and prevention in On- tario. Valachi has testified before a Senate subcommittee that the Cosa Nostra crime society has branches or families including one that covers the Buffalo-Tor- onto area. The Ontario Police Commis- sion intends to make recom- mendations to improve police protection in a report to be co 1- pleted by the end of December. Judge Macdonald said his group also spent 90 minutes dis- cussing the international narco- tics situation with federal en- '|forcement officers. This, again, was "extremely helpful and use- ful" but he would not go into details. 36--Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Creditors and others having claings against the estate of ALFRED JOSEPH . ROCHE- LEAU, late of the City of Oshawa, are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned, solicitor for the Administratrix, on or before the 30th day of Noy- ember, 1963; after which date the Estate's assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have been received, ERNEST MARKS, Q.C., Solicitor, 17 King St: East, PROSPECTS their gift of @ beautiful wedding gift, wa, Ontario. Today's Stock Market TORONTO Py ae Mla STOCKS By The Canadian ly to Stock yn he lons in cents unless marked $. xd--Ex-dividend, _xr--Ex- rights, xw--Ex-warrants, Net change is from previous board-lot closing sale. INDUSTRIALS 11:00 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Stock Abitibi Alta Dist Alta Dis vt Alta Gas Alt Gas w CPR C Tire A c util Chemcell 100 528 Chemcell pr 780 Chemcel 195p 80 $38 CKP Dev Clairtone Clairton w Col Cell Con Bidg Con Bldg w Con M § 230 28 tg ™% as ns 35 --5 9 9 9 +% 39% 9% We-- Ve 650 Con Paper Con Gas n Copp Clark Corby vt $11% 11% 11% 9 9 9 $18% 18% 18% $182 18V2 1BY2 $642 642 6 50 +1 4% 14% -- Vo 52% 53 162 12% 66% Corby B Coronation Crestbrk pr Crush Int Dist Seag 12% 67 642+ % 16 16% 8Y2 % 16% 21% 54% 216 + Ye 54% 9 9 --% Fruehauf 62 bY GMC +2) G Mack A 27% 27%e m-- V2 GL A oo! 400 $22 22 22 G Power 500 $23% 23% 23+ % G t Pow w 500 $12 12 12 Greyhnd 200 $11 11% 1% + % Guar Tr 22 $622 62¥2 62V2 Hawker-S Horne Pf HBC 200 $13% 13% 760 15 «15 971 $43 42% 450 $24 23% Home A Husky w imp Oll vi Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 865 $67 67% 67% -- Ve 600 $232 23% 23¥2 + Ve) Int | Nickel Int Util tnt ttl Laura Sec Lav Fin 6 2135 $144 sing $3; 1 Me 2120 $11 ise 575 $19 9 4 $7 200 $10% 10% 10% 150° 130 130 «1 50 $36%2 36% 36% -- % 200 $7% 7% H+ 20 $103% 103% 103% + Ve 232 2 2 50 $45Ve 45¥e 45% 15 $73¥2 73Va 73% 215 $14% 14% 14% - $1022 102¥2 102V2 ag a 1% 100 300 --5 427 16% rn 16% -- Yo 27\ 575 575 575 220 $19% 19% 19% 50 $37 37 7 200 310 310 310 +5 625 495 495 495 +5 1511 a ve 200 'Ye 17% 50 53¥2 53Va + % Premium Price Bros QN Gas QN Gas pr Reveisik pr Rockwell $ Royal Bnk Royalite StL Corp Salada Sayvette Shell Canq Shell'! wis Silverwd A Simpsons SKD Mig Stafford Steel Can Suptest ord Texaco To D Bk 725 T FINA 200 TFinArts 7225 Tr Cn PL 19430 Trans Mt 225 Trans PPL = 300 Un Ac 2 pr Vendomat Walk GW Weston B Wstn 42 pr White Pass Woodwd A Wdwd A w Zenith 200 215 300 250 25 400 = $8V% Pad $22 br 655 6 --10 95 45 +5 8% 20 70 49 NW" 0 159-159 $18%4 18% 18% 45 405 405 520 520 520 755 755 755 166 $14 9 W% +1%) 159 166 166 4% Ua -- Vo 9 9 + 1 725 $12 12% 124 Gr _ Plains HB ONG Zl $42 Mi Wie 390 390 390 Landa 450 «(450 95 195 74 (174 455 195 75 30) 100 1200 Medal NC Olls Numac Ind Accep ind Min z10 $72 7 Numac wits 2836 70 69 6 CAPSULE NEWS DETROIT (CP) -- Author world-traveller Lowell Thomas, 71, was admitted to Henry Ford Hospital here Thursday appar- ently suffering from a_ heart ailment, The hospital said Mr. Thomas appeared to be in sat- isfactory condition. TO MEET PEARSON MONTREAL (CP) -- A dele- gation from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce will meet Prime Minister Pearson and other members of the fed- eral cabinet in Ottawa Dec. 6 to present the chamber's na- tional policies, G. Egerton Brown, chairman of the execu- tive council, said Thursday. WOULD KEEP UNITY SARNIA (CP) Education directed toward nation . wide recognition of Canadian bicul- turalism was urged here Thurs- day night by Real Caouctte as a means of preserving and con- solidating Canadian unity, The leader of Le Ralliement des Creditistes du Quebec, speaking before 160 members of the Ca- nadian Club of Sarnia, said the education ministers of all 10 provinces should meet to dis- cuss seriously the issue of bi- culturalism. WINS ART AWARD MONTREAL (CP) -- The Ca- nadian Group of Painters--an outgrowth of the Group of Seven --announced Thursday night that Montreal painter H. W. Jones has won its first $1,000 prize. SEEK REFERENDUM QUEBEC (CP) -- The Feder- ation of Les Jeunes Chambres e Commerce du Quebec has asked the Quebec government to make French the only official language in the province and to hold a referendum on self-de- termination for Quebec. The re- quests were contained in a brief submitted Thursday to the gov- ernment. Chrysler Claims Record In Sales WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- The vice-president of sales of Chry- sler Canada Ltd. said Thursday record-breaking sales, produc- tion and order levels combined to give the company the great- est October sales record in the history of the firm. C. 0. Hurley said retail de- liveries of 9,404 passenger cars during the: month exceeded by 40 per cent the previous October record established in 1962. The company's forward or- det position was also running some 60 per cent ahead of the same time last year. In keep- ing with the unprecedented sales level, line volume at the passenger car assembly plant was raised to bring production for the month to a record 9,660 4 units, he said, Lowell Thomas Suffers Attack Harmony Urged MARK REVOLUTION OTTAWA (CP) -- The 1917 Russian revolution was marked in Ottawa Thursday night by a gala reception at the Soviet em- bassy attended by hundreds from many walks of official life. The social event was picketed by 25 members of the Associa. tion for Liberation of the Uk- raine, who were kept in orderly ranks outside the big iron em- "Ht gates by Ottawa city po- ce, NEGOTIATIONS END MONTREAL (CP) -- Negotia- tions between Ste. Justine Chil- dren's Hospital and representa- tives of some 250 nurses who stopped work there three weeks ago broke up after a' one-hour session Thursday. ASKS FOR MOVIES VANCOUVER (CP) -- The city prosecutor has asked the police department to take mov- ies and tape recordings of per- sons arrested on impaired driv- ing charges. Stewart McMorran said Thursday he wants to study the complete sound and visual record thus taken to see if it can be used as evidence in court, In East-West Trade Relations PARIS (Reuters) -- Herbert Gray of Windsor, Ont., Liberal member of Parliament for Es- sex West, voiced support Thurs- day for a recommendation by NATO parliamentarians that Western nations harmonize their East-West trade policies. But in what appeared to be a reference to Canadian wheat sales, he said the move must not be taken to mean that cer- tain countries should be pre- vented from using their natural competitive advantages, partic- ularly where primary products are concerned. The harmonization recommen- dation, from its economic com- COMING EVENTS Stock Sales High Low a.m. ch'ge| Permo 230 4 4 Provo Gas 600 150 150 150 Quonto EUCHRE, North Oshawa Park Clubhouse, rege), saturday, November 50¢ admission, Lunch, vale wore) Oe at 8 p.m. 2 2 = 500 115 «115 «1S 5 ee Euchre Party VICTORY LODGE 583 TEEN-AGE DANCE ~~ ULA.W. HALL _1 P.M. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9th No slocks or jeons ADMISSION 25¢ 8 P.M. Monday, Nov. 11th ORANGE TEMPLE BRUCE STREET WEST LUNCH AND PRIZES SLEIGH BELL BAZAAR Oshawa Tennis Club: Hall for Rental Receptions, dance: ete. Be facilities, k-tchen, " 728-1625 for brochure, Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2:30 - 5 p.m. in Knox Presbyterian Church Under the Auspices of the W.A. Tea Room, Home Boking, White Elephont, Sale of "% 1 Mh Mat baie" Fa y 4000 Se 1000 Cop Man Croinor Crowpat Dr Horn 57775 2000 500 OLD TIME DANCE SQUARE and ROUND THORNTON'S ST. JOHN'S PARISH BIN NG 0 BLOOR & SACO 'STS. FRIDAY, NOV. 8 7:45 P.M. 20 Games $8 and $12 Share The Wealth 5 Jackpots each $40 High Numbers COMMUNITY HALL Sat. Nov. 9th 8 p.m. Lloyd Pearson's "Melody Aires" Admission $1.00 per person Delhi Pac Denison Dicknsn Dome East Sull Geco Mines Giant YK Granduc Gunnar Hastings High-Bell Hollinger 6000 22 2" 240 100 7% 27% $27% 27a 2a 252 252 252 556 $30 30 . 30 600 $10% 10% 10% 125 380 380 380 400 810 810 1000 90 90 Iso Jacobus Joliete Kirk Town L Dufauit Leitch BINGO ORANGE TEMPLE SATURDAY, NOV. 9th 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 CEREBRAL PALSY PARENT COUNCIL BAZAAR & TEA Saturday, Nov. 16 in Memorial Hall Simcoe St. United Church Oshawa Proceeds in aid of Cripples Children's Schoo] and treat ment centre. Bloor St. East. Phone 725-8487 if you wish to donate LL Lac Lorado Martime Mattgmi Mcintyre Mentor Merrill Meta Uran 7000 17100 5 1000 TWN, % 19 ¥ $1¥4 sire 19 19% 1994 + ve iM 17k he + i) 13%413° 13-- 6 56 +% 1000 29% 29% 29%2--2 7850 193 190 190 15 15° f, 22 22 320 315 30 33 390 a 790 310 35 42% 42 15¥a 14 2s +1 0 670 690 19% 19% We ' py Py 52 Z10 $28% 2M 2M "a 'hy Wn yd 14 2000 +Y% 15000 --2 EA tg 16% 6va--1 Sales fo 11 a.m.; m.; 925,000. FOREIGN 'ise tie wy +5 a sea ari "ne * Lawyer Says Owner Used Secret Books Zulapa 1000 Medal Inter PL DANCE TO-NIGHT FRIDAY, NOV. 8th To The Music of COUNTS FIVE ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM 8 P.M. UNTIL 12 All Teen-Agers Welcome -- Admission $1 Per Person SPONSORED BY COLUMBIAN SQUIRES OSHAWA & DISTRICT OLD COUNTRY CLUB PRESENTS GUY. FAWKES DANCE NEW KINSMEN HALL McMILLAN AND COLBORNE WEST SATURDAY, NOV. 9-8 to 12 P.M. DANCE TO GERALDO'S ORCHESTRA Refreshments, Door Prize, Spot Prizes $1.50 PER PERSON For Tickets Call 725-5764 MONSTER BINGO Over $500 in Prizes SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th AT 8:00 P.M, ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM SIMCOE STREET NORTH ADMISSION 50 CENTS All prizes doubled on admission tickef CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED BROCKVILLE, Ont, (CP) -- Murray Billings, proprietor of Billings Motors Limited, was ac- cused Thursday of hiding secret books which could do much to explain the financial affairs of his firm, Royden Hughes of Ottawa, counsel for former accountant! Mrs, Dolores Clow, 37, who is charged with the theft of $228,- 000 from the company, made the accusation in county court. Mr, Hughes suggested that Mr, Billings was so deeply im- plicated with false representa- tions to a car rental firm, a car finance firm and his bank, that he used secret books to cover this up. "You were making false en- tries in secret books which you cannot now produce," said Mr. Hughes. If we could find these books, we could tell who the cul- prit is who got the company into its financial debacle." CALIFORNIA TOUR 25 DAYS, FEBRUARY 5 to 29 Travel Oeluxe Airconditioned Motor Coaches No Night Driving Includes: Chicago, St. Louis, Grand Canyon, Los Vagas, Los Angeles, Disneyland, Forest Lawn Me- morial, Santa Barbara, San Francisco. ALSO MANY OTHER SIGHTSEEING TOURS. For Information Telephone ROWE TRAVEL AGENCY PORT HOPE 885-2527 DID NOT KNOW 'From 1959 to 1962, I found myself several times in an em- barassing position," admitted Mr. Billings. "'I could not imag- ine why, There had been im- proper dealings but I did not! ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY AWARDS NIGHT know of them at that time." mittee, was being debated by the 14-nation NATO parliamen- tarians conference here. Referring to the balance of payments problem, Gray said Canada is concerned about this, because in recent years it has had its own balance of payment difficulties. Canadian balance of pay- ments difficulties had serious consequences because internd- tional trade represented 20 per cent of Canada's gross national product. This compared with only aj Correction the Haye 4 item in our Advertise- ment 5 tah November 7th should have read:- 1963 Buick WILDCAT CONVERTIBLE Dominion Royal Master Tires, AM/FM custom radio, _fully power equipped. New Car Guar- antee, REDUCED five - per - cent of the United States gross national product, Gray said. He urged the U.S. to show sympathetic understanding of other countries which were making 'positive and non-re- strictive efforts to solve their own aa of payments or $800.00 THE 'CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. CAMP SAMAC | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th-8 P.M. AT THE COUNCIL HALL All those who. received Royal Life Swimming Awards at Camp Samac this past summer are requested to be at the Council Hall, to receive their award. A SPECIAL EVENING HAS BEEN ARRANGED . Please R.S.V.P. by Phoning BOY SCOUT HEADQUARTERS 260 King St. W. 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