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ip im OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Februery ii, 1964 BIRTHS IN MEMORIAM INDOS -- Dennis and irene (nee i) proudly announce the ar 1 of @ Talb., 2¥2-02. baby boy, John is, at Toronto' General Hospital, ary & 1964, at 1.15 p.m, A brother Cathy Ann, and grandson for Mr. and . Carl Korchynsk! and Mr, and Mrs. C. Condos, and a first great-grand- for Mrs, A, Kigon, RAIG -- Herb and Sonia are delight- fo announce the birth of @ daughter, ristina Anne, 7 Ibs. 14 O28. on Sunday, ruary % 1964, at Ross Memorial Hos-| |, Lindsay. A sister for Steven and - Elmo and Ellen are delight- eB to announce the arrival of their son, a Norman, 6 Ibs. 11 ozs., Saturday, February 8, 1964, Oshawa General Hos- 1. A brother for Carol Anne. Many sto Dr, R. Hull and 4th floor statf. SMAAGMANS -- Mr, and Mrs. G. H. SMITH -- In loving memory of @ dear son-in-law, Grant A, Smith, who passed away February 11, 1959. --Always remembered by Mr. and Mrs. George A. Harris. SMITH -- In. toving memory of our dear son, Grant, who passed away Feb- ruary 11, 1959. Though five years have passed It seems as yesterday, His tender way and his kindly face Have left in our hearts a saced place. Sadly missed by Mother and Dad, Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Smith, SMITH -- In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Grant, who passed away, February 11, 1959. Those whom we love go out ef sight But never out of mind, He Is cherished in the hearts Of those he left behind, --Lovingly remembred by his wife Mary and son Eric. | CARD OF THANKS Haagmans are pleased to the dbrival of their daughter, Daphne Anne Wbs., on Saturday, February B, 1964, the Oshawa General Hospital, Thanks Dr. C. A. Morgan and 4th floor staff. PMEGRATH Robert and Joan are of to announce the birth of @ son, lan Elliott, $ tbs, 8 ozs, on Sunday, Gebruary 9, 1964, at the Oshawa General pital. velyn. * REINKOESTER Jerri-Lyan takes t pleasure in announcing the birth of baby brother, Larry Ronald, 7 Ibs. ozs., on Friday, February 7, 1964 at Oshawa' General Hospitel. Proud A brother for Patricia. and) LOCKYER -- The family of the late Sydney Lockyer would like to thank friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, floral tributes, gifts and cards, at the time of our bereavement in the loss of @ dear husband and father. Special thanks to Doctors Baldwin, Stocks, Grant and Hull, the nurses and staff on 2A of the Oshawa General Hospital, the Reverend George Mundy for his comfort- ing words, the members of the Sun- ishine Unit of UCW for their kind hos- pitality, and the Robinson Funeral Home for their kind and efficient management of the. services, OSBORNE -- The family of the late Mrs. George Osborne wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and sincere appreciation for the many acts of kindness and mes- sages of sympathy and for the floral rents are Ron and Judy (nee Nelson). any thanks to Dr, Ross and nurses of fh floor. ELDON -- David and Beth (nee Tra- wi fw are happy to announce the birth of ir daughter, Katherine Elizabeth, 5 . 6 o28., on Sunday, February 9, 1964, at Oshawa General Hospital. A wee six for Terri, Special thanks to Dr, G. B. Boherty end 4th floor stett. t DEATHS j coo, Alles Bobbie f { Entered inte rest In the Oshawa Gen- Hospital, on Monday, February 10, 944, Alice Dey Lauder, beloved wife of Beek Cook and mother of Donald Lauder, ra Falls, and step-mother of Tiff): 'ook, Toronto, In her 64th year. Resting the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawe, funeral service In the Chapel, Wec- pesday, February 12, at 2 pm. Tempor- ery interment Oshawa Union Cemetery iouscleum. (Later In Green Hills Ceme- Lucknow, Onterle.) y PARKER, Prank Richard huddenly et RR 2, Newcastle, on Sunday, Pebrvary 9 1964, Frank Richard Parker his 73rd year, husband of the late Ethel Brown and dear brother of (Mes. Charles Bedwin) RR 3 New- le end Eve Jane (Mrs. Marvin Pratt) tributes received from relatives, friends jand neighbors in the sad bereavement of la loving mother. Special thanks to Dr. |Ferrier, Rev. R. G. Brooks, Mcintosh- |Anderson Funeral Home and to the friends |who so kindly lent their cars. STAFFORD -- | wish to express my sincere thanks to my many relatives, friends and neighbors for the thoughtful cards, gifts, flowers, visits and enquiries about me while | was a patient at the Oshawa. General Hospital and later while convalescing at home. | would also' like to thank Doctors |. K. Ugray and Jaciw, the nurses and staff of SF for their wonderful' care and consideration. --Charies W. Stafford CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 15) | 32--Articles For Sale ELEVEN diamond bridal set, Va. carat centre diamond engagement ring, two dia- monds on each shoulder, Six diamond wedding ring. $150. After 12 noon tele phone 725-2675. AES SURES esis TELEVISION, Admiral, 17", very good condition, $45. Call after 6 p.m. 725-5555. SALE OF BOOKS. Our third sale of Dogs Attacked Sheep; Council Reimburses A Concession 2 farmer who lost 28 sheep when his flock was attacked by dogs was re- imbursed with $226 of Township Funds at the Tuesday meeting of Whitby Township Council. Council learned that on Dec. 4, two dogs owned by Fred Otter, Concession 2, were seen standing over the carcass of a sheep owned by Peter Levine. Mr. Levine said two of his animals had been slaughtered and 21 others damaged by the attacking dogs. The 21 beasts that had been nipped and bruised were taken to a Toronto packing plant and salvaged, Value of the 23 animals was set at $15 each, less the sal- vage payment of $118.88 bring- ing the Township who are re- sponsible for stock damaged by dogs running at large a bill of $226.12. Deputy Reeve John Goodwin commented that "it was lucky the two animals had been spot- ted and destroyed before any further damage was done to local flocks." Clerk Murray Robinson said that Mr. Otter had been most co-operative in the matter and had reimbursed the Township of his dogs. DOGCATCHER RESIGNS The Township accepted with regret the resignation of Ron Yarrow, Township Dog Contro) Officer. Clerk Murray Robinson: ex- plained that Mr. Yarrow's resignation, tendered in a let- ter dated Feb. 6, would be effec- tive April 30. He said that the officer was resigning his posi- ition because of a_ projected change of residence from Bfooklin to Darlington Town- picked up by the Dog Control) Officer during January, three; were destroyed and two collect-| ed by their owners. The Dog Control report in- dicated that two of the dogs were already dead when picked up. ship. Out of a total of seven dogs| |who potted a trio of goals for he potted a pair of goals, Single WHITBY And D ISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY Wordlaw of Lindsay had his shutout spoiled by young, hard- working Danny Silver of the Whitby team at the 3.22 mark of the final period. WHITBY 7, LINDSAY 1 Whitby's crack little Bantam By CLIFF GORDON Three wins and one loss of four games was the record set up by the Whitby entries in the OMHA playdowns on Satur- day at the Whitby arena. It was so busy around the local ice palace that many passers-by must have thought that the world tournament or Olympics were being staged. It was very gratifying for the fellows who run the minor hock- ey in this town to see so many fans out to support their favor- ites as they make their way to the all-Ontario playdowns, The OMHA representative in this area, Gordon Hawes, appeared pleased as we chatted with him jover the weekend, as did Mur- ray Beadle of the Whitby Minor Hockey Association. fashion as they whipped the Lindsay Bantams 7-1 in a keen- ly-contested game, The win gives the local crew the best-of- three series in two games straight, and they will 'now meet Bowmanville in the next round, Dates are not available for the start of this series, Whitby, who have shown they are not a one-man team display- ed their fine power on Saturday as seven men shared in the scoring. Horach, Reeson, Vi- LINDSAY 7, WHITBY 1 pond, Lee, Keenan, Sorichetti Whitby's fine little Pee Wee|i#nd Giffin were the snipers in team bumped into a stone wallja winning cause. For the losers for the loss sustained because|in the classy team from Lind-)jt was hard-working Morasse|Canadian women _ supplying/from IODE First and Second |say as they bowed to that team} who lighted the lamp behind the \7-1 in a fast, hard-fought game.| Whitby goalie, This is a home-and-home, total) |goal series, The loss in the} WHITBY 4, LINDSAY 1 lopener will be mighty rough for Whitby chalked up its second \the Whitby team to bounce back|victory of the afternoon as the from, |Midget team from the County However, we have seen teams|town took the measure of the from the County town that have|best from Lindsay 4-1 and thus had their backs to the wall, and eliminated them in two straight all but counted out, that have|games in the best-of-three made the road to success, With/series. la little luck and lots of goals) The Midgets are in the same perhaps our Pee Wee crew Will|position as the Bantams. They just be another one of those/will meet Bowmanville in the jclubs. jnext round of the OMHA play- In the game played here n|downs. Dates will be announced Saturday ag re, bee in the near future. were paced by a fine little! pat Bremner was the big gun fellow by the name of Willisifo. the locals in this game as the hat trick. His buddy, Clarke,|.ounters went. to Bryant and added two while Worsley and|parcer, Lemoire scored the lone Greider each found the mark)>5a1 for the Lindsay team who for single counters. Goalie|jyst could not get their power- 3 ful scoring offence working OBITUARIES against the smooth-working Whitby team. 'books, National Geographic Several thousand titles, many added since) our last sale. Many, many items of inter- est to general readers, hobbyists, collec- fors. Sale on Saturday, February 15 at 621 Shakespeare Avenue. Call 728-5707 tor information. Marg and Morgan Seif. MRS, JACK (BOBBIE COOK The death occurred Monday,| Feb, 10, at Oshawa General WHITBY 4, AJAX 2 MRS. A, A. SMITH | The final game of the big day MILLBROOK -- The tunirel oon 4 real --, as the Whitby service was held at H .|Consumers Gas team, led by wee ae ee George Dair evened their best Whitby OMHA Teams Win 3 Of 4 Contests team won their game in fine|n TORONTO 11 A.M, STOCKS B Canadian ly The Toronto Stock Exchange--F@b. 1! (Quotations In cents uniess irked $. 2--Odd lot, from previous board-lot closing FOREIGN TRADING | Pow 400. $21 4 21% 21% YOO 550+ 550 550 3000 216 216 216 $00 200 192 200 500 295 = 29: 100 184 " 2000 10 100 450 450 +15 +4 Spooner Steep Rock 450 INDUSTRIALS Stock Penalties -- Heffering 6.12, Mantle 8.40, raddock 10.53, Cloughier 10.53, H. Mec- Lean 12.21, Doleweird 12.21, humic 14,58, Cookson 15,27, Crumb 18,58, 26 0 0 260 $13% 13% 13% 500 280 280 100 82 82 82 130 $390 30 1050 $28 2% 28 85 $594 ard P §, Whitby: Dair Alta Dis w Alta Gas Alg Cen Algoma Alumini Alum wa enal Mel. (mise,) . ean + ) AL ) 16.04, Bell 16.35, Huminuk 19.45, ee a 31% xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- rights, xw---Ex-warrants. Net change is sale.) Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Vi Net + 4 4+ 44 pr 200 $41 41% 41% + Ve Today's Stock Market V Net Stock Sales High L wa.m. .n'ge Teck Corp 390 490 480 80-10 Tried Olt S00 187 187 187 --9 345 a 12M 1 2200 186 | 186 1900 94 94 94 +1 vi Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 75 $46% 46% 46% --~ V4 ws3 1 100 8524 52%4 52% $2. $10 10) 10 7% 16% 63% 9% 70% ™% "4 Stock Alum 2 er Argus Arg 8 pr Aro C P opr Advocate Anacon Ansil Ar Fe 45 BY-- Ve ? WM% 4 4S MS NS --S 180 $2914 294 2% 525 $24Ve 24a 24a + Vo mse 66 (6 m0 4 100 $56 55% 55 10 $110%4 110% 110% vo » AR | 210 S8Y%e Be Be 722 40 #8 @ 250 $214 21% 21% Bay Mills Bay Mill @ Bowater Brazil BA Oil BC Forest Atl C Cop Atlin-Ruf 00 $7 7 100 $10% 10% 25 $6 6 Bankfleld 8. & L / Lz! 1++¥ ise y2¥e38ougesz~3g-88 Provincial IODE Is 64 This Month The IODE (Imperial Order|presented a $500 bursary to the Daughters of the Empire) will|bicultural National Theatre celebrate its 64th birthday Feb.|School of Canada for students 13. completing acting and produc- At Founder's Day meetings |tion courses, and thirty books from coast to coast, the Order's|for the library of the National 1976 chapters will recall its/Ballet School of Canada. \growth from a small group of| A sum of $64,000 was awarded clothes for Boer War soldiers,|War Memorial Funds for 12 to a National voluntary organ-|post - graduate scholarships lization raising over $1,000,000| (Overseas) valued at $2,000 \for education, emergency wel-jeach, and 25 bursaries at $1,600 fare, and other community sary-jeach, in Canadian universities ices. \for children of Canadian war Activities in the educational] Veterans. field, where more than $350,000; On welfare services, $400,000 is spent annually, have been ex-|is spent in Canada, and $100,000 panded within the past two/for supplies to the needy which years to include a school adop-jare shipped to Europe, Africa, tion program in Canada's Far Korea, The West Indies, Hong orth, |Kong and India. Sixty-two schools and eight; Through the efforts of the hostels in the Yukon and Noith jmembers, thousands of knitted west Territories have been|and sewn articles of clothing are adopted. Forty-two schools in)made for distribution. Chapter Northern and Southern Labra-| members give countless hours of dor, and thirty-four remote and|gervice to institutions such as isolated schools in Newfound-|the cerebral palsy, blind, retard- land, have recently become partied, blood donors and Canadian of§ = project. The IODE school/ Friendship Centres. adoption program now extends! Th i from the Atlantic to the Pacific, Scue -- pb yp Bowens and from the Arctic to thelers of three community halls Caribbean. School adoption in-|which was a National IODE volves gifts of new libraries, li-| project. brary additions, prize books,!Frobisher Bay in the Eastern visual aids, recreational and| Arctic, Tuktoyaktuk in the West- study material, jern Arctic, and the final one, The LODE continues its work| completed and opened last sum- to support Canadian arts. The Central Arctic. 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The deceased, who was|Alexander Andrew Smith. She in her 64th. year, had been in/died Saturday in a Peterborough ill health for some time. She| hospital. Ajax had won the opening lived at 51 Arlington avenue. The former Mary Blizabeth ped ee Mrs. Cook, the former Alice) Fy _|game 0! series here on nishings, 424 Simcoe Street South. French; she was Rore 18.0% "hursday night by a convincing Day, was born in St. Catharines, | BROADLOOM sieir pads, thirteen wih| March 20, 1900, the daughter of awa. Her parents, both deceased|§-4 score and were odds-on fourteen risers. Perfect condition. Wine|\Mr, and Mrs. Edward Day. were Milton B. French and 'the/favorites to take the Whitby former Mary Burns. team to camp in this series. color. Reasonable. Telephone 725-8013. "ecg She was a member of North- SKATES -- Nited "skates trom aio up.(minster United Church and a! Mrs. Smith is a former resi-| The ace crew, being victims dent of Uxbridge, moving fro f a rather soft series against 3050 780 $23¥2 23/2 23/2 125 $232 232 23\2 74 $274 27% 27%-- Ve 200 275 S 27S --§ $20 $17% 17 17'"-- Ve 220 195 195 195 100 $12% 12% 12%: -- Ve 430 852% S2¥a S24 2% 300 $ 7 320 $144 44 14a + 320 $40¥2 404 40¥a--- Ve 260 $19% 19% 19% + Ve 250 $144 14a 450 314% 14% 2110 $114 Ve S $205 20% $8% 8 wo st) 2S 839% We Wa + ve 70 $104Ve104Vel 4a -- Ve 77 Hn --~% 100 $18% 18% 18% or 25897) (87 O87 200 470 470 470 785 $102 Ye 10% 216 $73. «7373 A 190817 17% 17M+% We + 100 280 280 200 170 170 170 220 $10% 10% 10% 00 817% 174 17%+V 220 3% 2% 2% | 144 100 National Chapter has recently 'Mad Dog' Suspect Balks At Testifying MONTREAL (CP) -- Victor Levesque, 25, handcuffed to a police constable and with his legs shackled, refused to be sworn in to testify Monday at the preliminary hearing of Jean- Guy Darveau, 28, charged with escaping from custody. Lawyer Jean - Guy Boilard asked Judge Emile Trottier to impose a two-year sentence on erhurst, Saskatchewan. Resting at the Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Ser-| wice in the Chapel on Wednesday et 2.20) im. Interment Lang Vault, Orond Ceme-) |. Masonic Service in the Chapel, Tues-| evening. at 7.30. of five series with the Ajax |team as they knocked them off | 4-2, NEW Stereo Hi-Fi sets, 6 speakers, 4 watt output. FM, Long end Short wave radio, 4speed automatic changer, Beau- tiful walnut cabinet, 5% feet long. Special $399. Easy terms. Special introductory offer for one only -- $49 Stereo records absolutely free with every set sold! Exclusive at Barons' Home Fur- The IODE is fighting for equality for Canadian Indians. A Brief was presented this past year to the Minister of Citizen- ship and Immigration, urging the government to extend its work by initiating a research program in co-operation with Canadian universities, which would cover not only the field lof education, but all aspects of the life of our Indian citizens. The IODE is raising a max- imum of $50,000 for the National Fund known as the "IODE Canadian Centenary Fund", Dis- position of this fund will be de- cided at the 1964 National An- nual Meeting. Today, the IODE is one of the largest voluntary women's or- ganizations in Canada. In this Macieods A MB PR " 375 $)2%q 12% © STORIE, Blanche &. " n Oshawa Genera! Hospital en Sunday, ary % 1964, Blanche E. Smith, be wife of Frederick T. Storie, loving f 'Thomas of Toronto end Mrs. . 7. Anderson (Joan E.), Whitehorse, . Sister of Arch Smith of Simcoe. at Meintosh-Anderson Funeral . Service in the Chapel, Wednes- @ey, February 12, at 2 p.m. Entombment Cemetery Mausoleum. Friends are) ron not fo call at the Funeral before Tuesday afternoon. 50 850 6850 mm" 1% We a o + 148 700 700 270 «270 8 1900 26Vo 26a 26% no wet Ww +h 1000 14e 14 bah »" fod SKATES -- New and dsed. All reduced ron Rieke hn Cycle, 204 Bond East./former member of the Imperial| M0 ricssdbergge = * | , rg, e' CHESTERFIELD and oe the Daughters of the|there to Millbrook following her ao-bure of emmaives tk Cue mohair, $35. Telephone ana _|marriage. Her husband prede'/day night's encounter. However, cia par at ies OO 1 eae iy wenee|, Surviving ere her hus: | ONE Pine 'new, with rims. 'Telephonelband, Jack Cook of Oshawa; a/Ceased her. |Manager Brown and coach TR. son, Donald Lander, Niagara| Three daughters survive: Mrs,| Middleton oot tear ee Falls; a stepson, Tiff Cook, To-|Havelock C. Graham (Gladys) | p for the game on satur- Midland; Miss Muriel Smith of 1a night. kag eed - Millbrook; Mrs. H, W. Hall of {US series will played at the WRECKING 1954 Buick, parts for sale. Teeghore_ TENS. ronto; two sisters, Mrs, A. J. Emmett (Hilda), and Mrs. Essex, Ont. and Tucson, Ariz. are arena this Thursday Mrs, Smith was the last sur- : What's My Line? . . al : fur. |Grace House, agara pated - ppt Povo For |Falls; two brothers, Bert Day our needs phone. and Neal Day, both of St.) yjyj : | Vell & Furi Catharines. There are fiv PL bag nega = i head \ hie Levesque, suspected leader of/fast changing world it strives to alley Creek Furniture | grandchildren. the Rev. W. We ' Le Soran 2o)\the hooded gang blamed forj/keep pace through education, 728-4401 or call at the store The memorial serivce will be Th e en . W. Harpur Of St.|" penaities -- Cookson 5.13, Peterson 7.12,\rapes and robberies with vio-|promote unity within the Com- _ 16% Bond W. conducted Wednesday, Feb, 12,|: ee, . iciated at the serv- Crumb 12.16, Vesters 14.37. lence in both Quebec and On-)monwealth, and give service to --|33---Morket Basket /2 p.m, at the Armstrong Funeral er or at ee ponds former, and Period tario, for contempt of court. the needy. Krew |Home by Rev. H. A. Mellow, |S nto to assist, Mr| tewoteon 1m). Aristide Fecteau, 27, also re-| Three new Chapters have Ieentrenserss 'Fresh rossting Take orders! minister of Northminster Unit-\i ou, Mr. Chute _-- 1 Ty alex: Hur |fused to be sworn fn. |been formed in Ontario this to 4 Ibs. $1 and $1.25 each, Deliveries onjed Church. ; pee or se SI ith bog - 088 + $%4) Jean Falardeau, 38. first re-|Y¢3"- sraety ot 18 or mare, Call Mewcenm| Temporary entombment will) we ees : cus 7 tused to testify but changed his|, The Provincial Chapter of On- saa arenas =, |be at Oshawa Union Cemetery) Burial was in St, John's mind after a talk with Judge|tatio, IODE, is offering, in 1964, CAPORS: Sraetes. OVEN YS ane Interment will be|cemetery, Ida. | Death Alle © |rrottier. |two $500 Fellowships to students Pallbearers were David R.| All ' jenrolled in, or about to enroll in, Fowler, Dr. J. W. Wright, How. y four men escaped from Reward. Telephone after 4 at 72-1578. | . LOST inch and tan, heavy buld. Anewers| IN THE COUNTY COURT | WILLIAM YAKE ° | Of 2 Children when "the cell door suddenly|tured into this specialized field opened."' and it is hoped that these ST -- registered Beagle, and white, tatooed in left Wilkinson, and one son, Frank,|h¢ has "the inalienable right to 7 of Stouffville. He was prede.| Protect the lives of my chil- ereto. TAKE NOTICE that the op- TUESDAY 8 O'CLOCK |Febg 12, Interment will be in} Mr. Orpen, who has kept his FREE ADMISSION SAND Stouffville Cemetery. children home for four days, SZCZUR, to SOPHIA SAND- ER, and the.name of his in- and up. $2.50 each delivered. Telephone| Mausoleum. : Montreal courthouse cells last|® recognized school of social ard Lancashire, George F. Har- dog, black and tan, heavy build. Answers OF THE COUNTY OF | The death of William Yake) Falardeau and Darveau were|awards may stimulate a profes- Contact Mrs. G. MacNeal, ceased by another son, Harry. dren." plication of MICHAL SZC- EXTRA BUSES jsaid cars travél along the road } fant son from JOHN AN- FUNERAL OF chair, wine, curly 425 725-4365. m9 8 147 $124 12% 124-- Ve ooo 1% Yh WH 0 4 6} 8 ™ 7 -- e LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements ond floral requirements for all occasions. caatiee SHOPPING ENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 7 500 S114 11 SUMMARY Ist Period 590 «590 5 | $144 144 a+ Ve eerie % 2m ear ee 1390, 9% (94 265 $23%4 23% 23% WOO $274 27% 27% 200 165 165 165 +5 175 250 250 250 350 $62Ve 62 62 210 $11% 11% 11% Ly $35 M% 34% -- Vv z Kindness beyond Price, yet, within reach of oll GERROW FUNERAL HOME 390 KING STREET WEST {TELEPHONE 728-6226 Canadian Preference for the simplicity and porklike beauty of Memorial Gardens has » now made them first choice 5 for Canadians. As pioneers 4 in this trend Mount Lown % respectfully suggests that be- fore need arrangement of family estates on a low cost, no interest, perpetual cared for plan, is as logical os % moking o will. * Two new religious gardens, * the Good Shepherd ond Last t Supper, ore now under de- *. velopment. The first public f retations, before need ar- ~ rangements will be at real ®' savings to those porticipating # Please phone today 723-2633 f for courteous information on these mew gardens in Mount } Lawn. ; IN MEMORIAM ( 3A (Barnett, Flynn) . 4. Whitby: Dair (Vesters) .. 280 280 535 "% wooo 470 «(47 2000 14 «4 ooo 4a Zulapa 7000 27% WV | Sales to 11 a.m: 793,000. FLOYD LLOYD oar. See Wed. Ad ie so) 60 50 $30 3% 9% 125 375 375 375 MS $14 144 + 1025 35 35 35 380 862% 62% 42% + woo 65 6 61 --4 1000 $17 16% 17 + 150 $18% 18% 120 816% 16% $74 WWM 500 280 1000 $35 6500 16 oe ee es aabie 18% yy 225 WM 145 813% 1344 13% 400 821% 2) 214-- Am Leduc 1450 8% 8 8% U Dev 1000 % % 2% Bailey 8 A 150 875 875 875 Banff 1 73 «73 4 4 RM' | Nestieton, across from Bakery. Reward. Please cali 725-5626. | SUM OF MONEY | Last Friday night, with credit | book in brown envelope, bet- ween Stacey street and the Four Corners. Savings for a Hearing Aid 'Irqently needed. REWARD Telephone teltone 728-0004 RUMMAGE sale Ha on Wednesday, February Good used clothing. RUMMAGE sale, children's clothing, Unit No. 2 Centre Street United Church Wed- nesday, February 12 at 10 a.m. Church Hall --|34--Lost and Found jnow, Ont., at a later date. te n imen still being sought. course leading to the Degree of - Winslow. | offered. Telephone 725-4005 |Ajax and Pickering Generaijfather who refuses to send his F q : IN THE MATTER O ing along the street shortly be-|ing humanity in its broadest LOST -- Pair of lady's black gloves in | Ba |Eachnie Funeral Home, not allow Roxanne, 9, and Dixie, nue West, in the City of 2 at 9.30 am. | Falardeau said he was lying|Master of Social Work. This is LOST: Spaniel dog, small, blond, strayed| Hospital. Mr, Yake lived at 41/two girls to school until the pub- The Change of Name tore dawn. pe ty the vicinity of Olive Avenue directly |Kingston road west, Pickering, |° to walk the one mile to school Oshawa, to change his name ae Ae T coforday, at 'Children's Arena. /36--Legal awake on his cot in his celjithe first time the Provincial around 3 a.m. on Thursday|Chapter of Ontario has ven- from Westmount vicinity, Telephone 702 Tudor avenue, Ajax. lic school board provides them Act, RS.0. 1960, Chap- He leaves his wife, Annie| With bus service said Monday ter 47, and amendments lwhere a memorial service wili|#10rg,, @ road he calls "death KINSMEN BINGO be held at 2 p.m., Wednesday, |@! sad to MICHAL SANDER, and the name of his wife SOPHIA 26 $15% 15% 15% 500 460 460 460 1136 425 420 420 --5 Wooo 233 233 «(233 400 184 «(183 183 100 120 120 120 so 72 72 2 +0 Euchre 8 p.m. sharp 725-8304. jin Green Hills Cemetery, Luck- 1 Thursday along with two other|Work, in this. province, in a rington, Ray Lough and Clare to "King". Children's pet. Reward) | ONTARIO loccurred Monday, Feb. 10, in|) COOKSVILLE, Ont. (CP)--A recaptured by police while walk-|sion primarily dedicated to serv- 986-4802. Mr. Yeke is at the Mc.|_ Steve Orpen, 43, said he will ZUR of 249 Adelaide Ave- Jackpot Nos. 52, 57 jin excess of 50 miles an hour. Provo Gas Sarcee Stanwell EARLY BIRD GAMES SAMUEL HEWITT 'The road has no, sidewalks, |KINSMEN COMMUNITY CENTRE to JOHN r ALLISON -- .Jn loving memory of 3 ar Mom, Annie Allison, who. passed ay February 11, 1960. Too ceariy ioved to ever be forgotten 'sadly missed ard always remembered 36--Lecal 1, William John Neill, of 305 King Street West,. Oshawa, will not be re sponsible for any-debts contracted in my| name by anyone on or after this date, February 11, 1964, without my written con: sent -- William John Neil! gon AM, Pearl and children, DREY SZCZUR ANDREY SANDER, will be heard by His Honour Judge H. E. Richardson, ot the County Court Judge's Cham- bers in the Court House in the Town of Whitby -on | | | | The memorial service for|,4 recent ruling of the Toronto} Samuel Hewitt, who died at|lownship school board that only Oshawa General Hospital Fri-|PUpils who live more than two day, Feb. 7, was held Monday,|Miles away may use the bus Feb. 11 at 2 p.m. He was in his|M@S affected 50 students. 109.COLBORNE ST. W. | Tuesday February, 11 Radio Park Club House Grenfell Street Oshawa Prizes, Lunch. Admission 50¢ VALENTINE TEA Wed., Feb. 12th j73rd_ year, He had lived at 35) A. E. Bradley, school board) m GOT A CHILLY ROOM? ADDING A ROOM? MAKE YOUR COMFORT COMPLETE WITH ELECTRIC HEAT Thursday, the 20th day of February, A.D. 1964, ot the hour of 11.00 o'clock in the forenoon. DATED this 24th day of January, A.D. 1964. chairman, said the board would) ty loving: memory of our lion Brown, who died in , ive Jha February, 1963 Jim and Bill, Toronto; Jenny and Mary Kilsyth, Scotland. § cruixsHanks -- In loving memory @ dear mother who passed away on february 11, 1962. | # They say time heals all sorrow # And helps us to forget, * But time so far has only proved § How much we miss her yet 7 «3 God gave us strength to fight it $ And courage to bear the blow y But what it meant to lose her & No one will ever know. Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten, The Cruikshank family". BINGO | TUESDAY, FEB. 11th 7:30 P.M. 20 regulor games $8 ond $10 Shore The Wealth : $100 Jackpot 60 Nos. $20 Consolation FREE ADMISSION DNIPRO HALL Corner Bloor Street and Edith at 2 p.m. Rundle Park Club House Home Baking, White Elephont Booth ~~ FERNHILL PARK BINGO | et our park clubhouse Fernhill Blvd. West of Gibbons 16 GAMES $6 4 GAMES $10, $15, $20, $30 Share the wealth, door prizes. Tuesday, Feb. 11th. 7:30 P.M. Free Admission Door - Prizes LIONS BINGO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th JUBILEE PAVILION JACKPOT NOS. 55 and 57 $1200 CASH PRIZES FREE ADMISSION EARLY BIRD 7:45 Special Bus Leaves 4 Corners 7:30 | Westmoreland. ; | a service was conducted at|!00k into the 'safety factor if| 'Mr. Orpen makes a@ persona! READY TO BUY | PROSPECTS Read Times Want Ads Round the Clock. 32--Articles For Sale 32--Articles For ~ s NEED A NEW FURNACE? ORDER NOW for. Summer installation. MANNING F, SWARTZ end RONALD L. SWARTZ, Borristers and Solicitors, 26\4 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario. Solicitors for the Applicant LEVER -- In loving memory of a dear sband, Harold Lever, who passed away february 11, 1962 God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts we love him still; * His memory is as dear today PAs in the hour he passed away. We often sit and think of him * when we are ail alone, * Eor memory is the only friend ' That grief can call its own. €Ever remembered by his loving wife Margaret, Grenville. _ | Visit YOUR ELECTRIC HEATING INFORMATION CENTRE ° ONTARIO HYDRO 100 Simcoe St. $., Oshewe | | | MO MONUMENTS -- MARKERS" RIMAR MEMORIALS ¥ 182 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA OFFICE EVENINGS 723-1002 the Armstrong Funeral Home} ; by the Venerable Archdeacon|TePresentation. H. D. Cleverdon, rector of} |Christ Memorial Church, Inter-| jment followed in the Mount Farm Board Lawn Cemetery. bos | s |Fred Fox, James Howard, Pl ns M tings Grenville Williams, Fred Par- a ee sons and Rod Wiltshire. | A On _. ' | | FUNERAL OF | Cross taro FLEMING THOMPSON | ' TORONTO (CP) -- -| BLACKSTOCK -- The funeral|man for the Oulart "ernn| of Nestleton, who died in Osh- Monday. the board wi oe f ; An t ) will hold awa General Hospital, Friday, meetings in 11 Ontario centres jJan. 31, was held at the Mc-\between Feb. 27 and March 6 |Dermott - Panabaker Funeral/tg hear briefs on whether an sary Port Perry, Monday,/egg marketing plan should be j ; Boy Set up in the province. Save the extra tax effective April 1, eee, or jville, minister of Nestieton Pres-|.,. Ascociation i CALL jbyterian Church, conducted the|55 999 producers 'a a SIER SHEET METAL & HEATING mis Union Cemetery." "Pen ifctne are tobe hel Ve 7: plan. Meetings are to be held in Phone 723-4624 Pallbearers were Oscar Mc-|Walkerton, Barrie, Renfrew, 725-2734 Quade, Norman Edgerton, How-|Chatham, London, St. Isidore, GAR-WOOD and ESSO DEALER Pallbearers were John Heard, service for Fleming Thompson, Products Marketing Board 'said Rev. Fred Swann, Bowman-| 'The Ontario Poultry. Produc- ard McMullen, Kennedy Gray,|Stratford, Kingston, Caledonia, 728-6627 2 OR Oe eye opt mew |Dave Wilson and Louis Stinson.| Peterborough and Toronto,