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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, July 6, 1964 |32---Articles for Sale : PINK organza bridesmeids dress ULASSIFIED ; a i : i ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 15) i f gy H #4 i i 29------Automobiles For Sale 7#i if a} a i j af j i & 5 a : : i; : Z 2 : i H i: 3§ / $z #3 Hi i i 3 i &. i i; ¢ ic 3 i [ z - f : az z i 3 z & il | 4 1 38 i = Fe ~3 Be Fs ae °o Fs WALLIS -- Gordon and Shirley (nee: ) wish to announce God's gift ibs. 13 o78., af Oshawa General Hospital on Satur- 'oionged Iil- me 1963 CHEVY a custom $1,900. Call Al at Brooklin, 655-3443. 0 1961 INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK MODEL 184 Excellent condition, many extrus. Carries on Open F P-C-V license. Cheap for quick sale. May be seen at Monty's Service BA Station, Simeve St. South. 'i size 14, $25. Cail 725-0126 after four. awnings, Complete service. Free waiting. Mil Jelinek, 728-1993 anytime, McCLARY +lectric range, 36" width, phone 33--Market Basket curtains, canopies. estimates. No: condition, very reessonable. Tele Crone TSO CALGARY (CP)--Prime Min- ister Pearson, a veteran flyer, seemed little worried Saturday STRAWBERRIES, freshly picked day, 1% miles. north of King a oe ee eee every Street 725- night when the jet aircraft car- rying him out of Ottawa's Up- lands Airport shuddered vio- Whitby, Va miles north' of Highway 2 fi mi bg: AU for freezing, Ti of Taunton Village. For | phone 725-5097. 34--Lost And Found 1960 HALP+TON Thanis van, Best offer. |Apply 319 College Avenue, Cy] Fi 'eveni COLL i ing USED car parts, spindies, to make trail- ers, also used tires. 509 Bloor Street East after 4, 723-2281, 1959 CHEVROLET, V-8, automatic, 4 door. Good condition. Very clean, $895, Tele- phone Bowmanville, 623-7079. th, Novi radio, Kent and . |man, urgently needed. Reward. 668-8554, after FOR SALE: Strawberries or ir a Ae east of STRAWBERRIES, new arin. eal posse lage, For informetion fele-|did not know. this. The eight- 'Whitby, by: blind 'Whitby FOUND Gold waich. "Teleshone 72407 ive. It was landing-gear trouble but Mr. and Mrs. Pearson and the other four persons aboard seat aircraft seemed to rock up and down. Several minutes elapsed be- fore Capt. Hart Findlay, chief pilot of the transport depart- ment, was able to come on the loudspeaker to tell the passeng- ers what was wrong. LOST -- Siamese of General Motors 30--Automobiles Wanted $ ALL CASH $ For clean cars or trucks we deal up or down. Liens: paid ff, NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 146 BROCK ST. NORTH from Royal Hotel Across WHITBY 668-3331 145 CARS WANTED Buying a New Car? Sell vour used car to 'Ted Talk "Cash" to the New Cor dealer and "SAVE" TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 at ily 4, 1964, after a pr neva, Arthur Burgmen, 42 Cres- cent, Whitby, beloved husband of Neille 'Dickinson dear father of Mrs. B, Garrett (Beryl), Michael and Anthony all of Whitby. Service was held at the Toronto lum on Monday, July 6, 1964. In ions Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital on. Sunday, July 5, 1964, John Sandford Dugan, beloved husband of Alice M. Sheard and father of Mrs. Rob- Stumpf (Barbara) Kitchener, in his 44h year. Resting a1 the Armstrong Fu- feral Home, Oshawa, with Memorial Ser- vice In the Chapel Tuesday, July 7, at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery, NOONAN, Julia Carmet fntered into rest at the family residence, 211 Clarke Street, Oshawa, "On Sunday, July 5, 1964, Julla Carmel Closs, beloved wife of William Noonan and mother of ry (Margaret), Oshawa; Mrs. Norman F Bernice (Sister Magdalena), St. Michael's , Ivan Taylor hes Mase te Vely: rome Sage taba nesday, a am. intermi Taf Nemetery. K of © and fan fly prayers Monday 7.30 end 8 p.m, ROBERTSON, Angus McBean into rest at the family resi- LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars for wrecking. Highest prices paid. 220 Wentworth East. 725-1181. OSHAWA Auto Parts and Auto Wreck- ers, 1175 Nelson Street, want cars for tolwrecking. Telephone 725-2162 or 723-4225. 31--Automobile Repair OSHAWA Tuneup Centre offers expert carburetor and auto electric service, 222 King West 728-0817. sions are our only business, 1038 Simcoe Nesth. Phone 728-7339, 32--~Articles for Sale | HAVE A SECRET WE. PAY MORE SELL FOR LESS Buying and selling used fur- niture and appliances. Call Valley Creek Furniture 16¥2 BOND W. 728-4401 Patio Stones, Screen Blocks, Sand, gravel, top soil, stone, Plastering materials wall- boards, Bricks, Cement, Roof- ing, Tile. 668-3524 Fuel and Builders Supplies HONEST CAL'S Furniture and Appil- ances. Name brands at biggest discounts 'ob-/ anywhere. We carry Resronic and Bader. '@rtson, beloved Feriane; fother of Mrs. Jeff Hervey (Miriam) Copper Cliff; Mrs. Bint Mal- ly mattress furniture lines. Your author- 424 King Street West. TRANSMISSION Specialists -- Transmis-| SAWDONS' (Whitby) LIMITED 244 Brock St, S., WHITBY, Ont. | ized GE dealer. Contact Honest Cal's on 728-9191, | Shepherd, 4 months black and brown, collar marked 'Butch' with Toronto address, Finder please call 728-5022 after 12 noon. cat, answering to Spur, vicinity south plant, $10 reward, Finder please return fo 787 Park Road South. retract, he said, and while there were indications that the gear i; was in a "down" position, the Jetstar would have to return to ,| Ottawa and fly over the base so Landing Gear Trouble Jinxes PM's Aircraft The landing gear would not/pa: ground mechanics could take a quick look at the gear before landing would be a' Meanwhile, the plane circled to jettison its fuel. : In the 45 minutes the plane was airborne, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson read and chatted with- lout showing any outward worry. 'LOOKS OKAY' After the aircraft flew low over the base, there were a few long minutes before Capt. Find- lay relayed the report from the control tower. "The gear looks okay," he said. As the jet eased down for a landing, fire engines and ambu- lances could be seen on the ground waiting for the plane. The prime minister and his rty transferred to a propel- ler-driven Viscount. They ar- rived here almost five hours be- hind schedule but more than 1,000 persons were still waiting at the airport. LOST Brown and white toy terrier age fast seen in Port Perry heading south, pet of little girl in poor health and for her dog. 725-0295. Reward. wrist watch, streets, \i- 725-9394, LOST -- Valuable dia vicinity of Centre and Ai beral reward offered, LOST -- Female hound, tan and white; Reward, Anyone call 725-3938, 68 Wayne Street. 36--Legal Kea pelea NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of DORA MAY WILSON, Genera] Motors Employee, deceased All persons having claims against the estate of Dora May Wilson, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, Genera| Motors Em- ployee, deceased, who died on or about the 12th day of May, 1964, ore hereby noti- fied to send in to the under- signed Personal Representa- tive of the said deceased on or before the 6th day of August, 1964, full particulars of their claims. Immediately ofter the said date the Per- sonal Representative will dis- tribute the assets of the said deceased having regard only to claims of which she sholl then have notice. Dated at Oshawa this 30th doy of June, 1964. EILEEN CLAYTON, Administratix, By her solicitors, McGIBBON & BASTEDO, Barristers & Solicitors, 20 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario. South np' 9 | tard, New York; Mrs, Morley Abbot Beth) Oshawa; Mrs. Peter Ward (Pat) England and Donald M. Robertson, Brampton, in his 75!h year. Resting at Funeral Home, Oshawa, with memorial service in the Chapel Tues- day, July 7 at 11 a.m. Interment Parry Sound Cemetery (approximately 3.45 om.) VANCE, William Guy ie At Oshawa General Hospital on rday, Y William Guy Vance in his duly 4, 1964, Belov of - Gladys 2 tare dear father of Mrs. Calvin Leach ieres (irene) of Berrien Springs, Macoen, and the late Pilot' Officer Warren Vance RCAF. Mr. Vance Is rest- ing 'at Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Home, 1 Street East. Service in the aoa Monsey, July 6, at 3.15 p.m. In ferment Mount Lewn Cemetery. LOCKE'S FLORISTS TENTS, trailers, sleeping bags, stoves, pene sal bing = ers. Best prices, rms. Dominion ire Store, 48 Street West. ~~ WEDDING DRESS and vell short length, size 14. Apply 207 Court Street, Oshawa, DELUXE Stauffer reducing table, dition, asking $125. Phone 725-5553. BUY and sell, good used furniture and appliances, One location only, Pretty's Furniture, 444 Simcoe South, Tes BUYING or selling furniture or eppil- a Elmer, Hampton 263-2294 or nS PERMA FOAM MATTRESSES - Comfort for allergy and backache sufferers. Free trial. Low prices, Terms. 725-8762. POLAROID model 120 camera with SVS Prontor lens with accessories. Asking $150 or best offer. 728-5234 anytime, CANVAS awnings, curtains, canopies. Complete service. Free estimates." No waiting. Mii Jelinek, 728-1993 anytime. unerol arrange' and floral requirements for all occasions, OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE. SERVICE 728-6555 ExT speakers for patio or rec- room. Beautifully finished in brown, beige, black, gold $9.95. Trio Television 728-5143, McKEEN'S furniture, new and used. 426 Simcoe Street South. _ Refrigerators, nat bedroom suites. Telephone 725- WE BUY. sell, trade used furniture and Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 Goolds Furniture, 215 Dundas East, Whitby. 668-5481. 1964 HONDA 150 done 400 miles. Pertect, $460. May be sean at 82 Grenfell Street, anytime. $5. DOWN buys any model Canadian| made bicycle, All sizes, all models. From ag Dominion Tire, 48 Bond Street est. WE MOVED! Now Bill Hamilton Office Equipment, Raglan (just north of Osh- awa). Free pick up and delivery. Low overhead, low prices, New and used. Large stock. One year guarantee. Terms, IN MEMORIAM JOHNSON -- in memory of a loving mother, Mrs. Anne Johnsen, who parsed away July 5 1961. --€ver remembered by son David, daugh- ter-in-law Joan and two grandsons George and James. WILSON -- In loving memory of a dear and father, John Wilson, who passed away July 6, 1962. In, tears we saw him sinking, We watched him fade away, Our hearts were almost broken -- He fought so hard to stay. But when we saw ae hinged peacefully, free from pain, fre "could not wish him. beck LAWN MOWER headquarters! New and used, 2 cycle, 4 cycle electire or gas- oline, from $15. up. Terms. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West, STORE FOR RENT, size 24 ft. x 64 ft, near Four Corners, Whitby. 106 Dundas Street West, phone Whitby 668-2061, DAVENPORT (large size) with match- ing chair, sliding couch, single size sprng filled mattress, good condition. Tele- phone after 6, 726-0588. my writte consent, Gordon &. Howe. Mexican Vote Retums Ordaz As President MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Mex- icans turned out in reported record numbers Sunday to elect Gustavo Diaz Ordaz president . Answers to "Patsy". has cut In one ear. ha 1, GORDON E. HOWE, R.R. No 1, Hamp- ton, will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name, by anyone, on or after this date, July 4th, 1964, without London Line By THE CANADIAN PRESS An injunction ended picketing of the London, Ont., plant of the Canada Bread Company Lim- ited Saturday night, but pickets appeared in front of the com- pany's plants at Toronto and Windsor during the weekend. Members of the Franchise Bread Dealers Association, which consists of about 250 in- dependent truck drivers in west- ern Ontario, began picketing at London Friday to back up de- mands for collective bargaining rights. Association President Douglas Tanner of Dorchester, Ont., said Friday the company ended the contract of a Toronto associa- tion member who refused to sign a contract calling for a cut in commission. : The association delivers the company's products door to door under a contract with the firm. Leslie Percy of London, asso- ciation secretary, said Sunday the majority of association members will not deliver bread today. He said the association is asking for a token increase Branches Picketed After Forbidden. of one per cent in commission and restoration of the Toronto driver's contract but had made no progress in negotiations with the bakery Sautrday. He would not say. what the commission now is. | POLICE INTERVENE Some shoving occurred on the picket line in London Friday when police cleared a path for traffic. Police said in Toronto Sunday there were two pickets in front of the company's piant but all! was quiet. In Windsor, a company spokesman said two or three pickets appeared at the plant Saturday. He said the pickets are independent franchise oper- ators and that tiie plant is still operating. The company obtained the in- junction Saturday from Judge H. D. Lang. Named as defend- ants in a court action referred to in the injjujnction are Mr. Tanner and dealer-drivers Alvin Squires, Robert E.-Skirten, Ron- ald Charles Gillett and Ronald H. LaPlante. DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS London -- Sir Gerald Camp- bell, 84, British minister to Washington and director - gen- eral of British information serv- ices in New York during the Second World War. Edmonton -- A. Balmer Watt, 87, editor of the Edmonton Jour- nal from 1921 to 1945; after a |lengthy illness. | Nice -- Gaby Morlay, 71, French stage and film actress for 50 years. Ankara -- Former Col. Talat |Aydemir, 51, leader of the labortive 1963 coup d'etat in Tur- key; hanged. Moscow -- Samui! Marshak, 76, Russian poet and Shakes- | for the next six years. The elec- tion had more fiesta than fight. The returns are expected to confinm what all Mexicans knew beforehand: Diaz Ordaz, candi- date of outgoing president Adolfo Lopez Mateos' Institu- tional Revolutionary Party, will be the overwhelming victor. This party has not lost a presi- dential election in 25 years. The 52-year-old former iuter- ior minister is pledged to con- tinue Mexico's policy of social reforms at home and staunch in- dependence in world affairs. The only other presidential candidate on the ballot was Jose Gonzalez Torres, a lawyer running on the ticket of the Con- servative Catholic National Ac- tion Party, which has never run better than a poor second The interior ministry said the country was calm on a crisp, overcast election day that cli- 35 HP JOHNSON outboard motor, 5 gal. tank with extra shaft and casing, A-1 condition Will accept smaller motor plus cash. Private. GOOD used clothing, suits, coats, dresses, trousers, etc, Reasonable prices. Len Pullan 10-12 Prince Street 728-5311. maxed heated campaigning by Diaz Ordaz and Gonzalez Torres. No figures will be avail- able for several days. Also at stake were aj] con- FISH AND CHIP truck for sale, fryers, refrigerator, grill etc. Telephone 726-2536 for information gr 1 seats--60 in the Sen- ate and 178 in the Chamber of Deputies. pearean translator. Editor Sees Church Back In Ukraine WINNIPEG (CP) -- Re-estab- lishment of the Ukrainian Cath- olic Church in the Ukraine is a distinct possibility, Walter Dushnyck of New York told 500 delegates Saturday at the five- day eighth triennial conference of the Ukrainian Brotherhood of Canada. Mr. Dushnyck, editor of a 35,000 circulation Ukrainian quarterly, told delegates at a banquet that possible re-estab- lishment of the church arose in the wake of the last Vatican ecumenical council, which ended in Rome Dec. 3, "There is a possibility of the restoration of the Ukrainian Catholic Church under the So- viet regime and the establish- ment of a separate Ukrainian Catholic patriarchate," he said. Establishment of the church Cyprus Blast -- Damages | Water Line NICOSIA (AP)--A bomb ex- plosion damaged the water pipeline to the British military base at Dhekelia for the third time in two days, the United Nations reported Sunday. The pipeline carries water to some 10,000 British military men and their dependents. The blast, which caused only minor damage, occurred Satur- day night near Athna Forest, a UN spokesman said. In the same area two explosions broke the pipeline Friday. The main pumping station was destroyed by a bomb earlier in the week. Similar explosions occur reg- jularly every simmer when \Greek farmers complain the British base reduces the water available in Greek wells for ir- rigation. The base, however, has a desalination plant that converts 500,000 gallons of sea- water into drinking water daily 'and the explosions cause no |hardship to the British families. The UN also reported gunfire broke out in the tense north- west seacoast area between Greek Cypriot and Turkish- Cypriot villages and the body of a dead Turkish shepherd was found in a well on the south side of the island. was the Work of 17 metropoli- tans, archbishops and bishops of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in the free world, he added. A sjgnificant development fa- voring the church's restoration in the Ukraine was the recent release of Archbishop Joseph Slipyj. He had been held pris- oner in a concentration camp for 18 years. Mr. Dushnyck said the church, was abolished throughout the) Soviet Union, including the) Ukraine, in 1931 by Stalin. | landing |} ~ SUMMER SHOP OT Scan These Ads For Good Ideas in SUMMER SHOPPING SPECIALS! Watch this space . . . Specials will be offered weekly thru the Summer Months! PING Ls WHITE IS RIGHT FOR SUMMER Come in and inspect our selection of beautiful white shoes PUMPS, PLAINS, PATTERNS AND SLING HEELS, ETC. ONE PRICE $9.98 BURNS CO. LTD. QUALITY FOOTWEAR 1 KING WEST -- DIAL 725-4611 Summer Time Aak Discount Is Savings Time | We have the largest selections of: Stereo Hi-Fi's Record Players Records Watches Transistor Radios Tape Recorders Jewellery and Appliances Cut out this ad to receive $1, cash on any purchase 5.95 or over, See us at:-- 9 BOND ST. WEST Telephone 728-9521 Asphalt Paving DRIVEWAYS SERVICE STATIONS INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS PARKING AREAS GRADING DRAINAGE 'W. B. BENNETT PAVING LTD. 728-8132 1290 SOMERVILLE OSHAWA - Waynes 77 SIMCOE N. - NEW & USED APPLIANCES , New G.E. FRIDGES RANGES | WASHERS Small Appliances G.E. Phillips and Sparton Hi-Fi's TV's "New or Used Check With Us Before You Buy G.E. AIR CONDITIONERS Installed and Serviced Light Bulbs, Cleaner Bags, Batteries, Polisher Accessories, Records. Wayne's 77 SIMCOE N. This Summer Make Your Backyard A Private Resort... ORNAMENTAL BUILD A PATIO BLOCKS AND. PATIO STONES available now in sizes of 16 x 16: 12 x 24; 24 x 24. Choose from colors of Tan, Red, Yellow, Green, Charcoal and Clear, FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED RUNDLE GARDEN CENTRE LTD. 1015 King St. E. \ 725-6551 FOR YOUR SUMMERTIME LISTENING PLEASURE... ROGER GUARANTEES YOU WILL PAY LESS! me bow 6 rier Dorcas, sorietan Mike and grandchildren. MONUMENTS--MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA EVENINGS 728-6627 OFFICE 723-1002 CARD OF THANKS USED fluorescen' light fixtures, four feet long, self starting, two tube and six tube. Ajax 942-0637. TV TOWERS special, 4 ft. tower struc EVERYBODY'S HAPPY ture with all channel antenna; $50, Oshawa TV Suppy Ltd., 361 Gibbons Street, 728-8180. WE BUY, sell and exchange used furni- ture or anything you have, The City Trading Post Store, 446 Simcoe Street South, 723-1671. DISCOUNTS! Apartment size re frigerators, GE, Gibson, $123.88 up. Honest Cals, 424 King West. 728-9191" TELEVISION tower special, 40-ft. struk- ture, including all channel antenna, 1 Staled and guaranteed by experts wi 14 years' Brig $50. Trio Television. -- A sincere "Thank you" to) Girl Guide Movement, reli friends who have helped me in ways to prepare for my forth ip to Great Britain, Guide Dewey and family. SIGHTS WRECKAGE KETCHIKAN, Alaska (AP)-- ' A search pilot Sunday spotted the wreckage of a missing U.S. Coast Guard rescue plane on the side of a mountain only twé or three miles from its base on nearby Annette Island. The pi- lot, Jerry Madsen of Ketchikan, said there was no sign of life. Five crew members. were aboard the two-engine Albatross amphibious plane when it dis- appeared in the dark and driz- zie Friday night on a search mission for a grounded fishing boat in these southeast Alaska me a-|'ng condition, 728-5143, AMERICAN Massage couch. Good work- two motors. Reasonable. Telephone Bowmanville 623-3910 . COMPLETE wood bed blonde; 3-piece chesterfield; roll-away bed; wood kitchen set with arborite top; rangette; boys' and girls' clothing, size 10 to 14; doll car- riage. Call 725-3152. 8 mm movie projector, self starting, $75. Gibson 11 cubic feet refrigerator, auto- matic defrosting used only 3. months, $225. Wringer type washing machine with pump, $50. with frigidaire, automatic timers, $50. Telephone 728-3556, GLASSWARE, ladies rings, bedroom curtains and bedspread, camera bag men's nylon shirts, top coa' * Koolvent awnings, well tile, facket heater, railing, cement mixer, simplicty dryer, planter, lawn fence, garden ar- bour, tool chest, and one buliding. After seven call 728-1165, QUEBEC (CP) -- The Quebec iperat Federation voted over- whehmingly Sunday to break away from the federal party and did it with the blessings of leaders of both camps. Premier Jean Lesage and Jus- tice Minister Favreau, the fed- eral leader in Quebec, spoke in favor of the break as only five of some 1,400 delegates to a spe- cial meeting of the federation voted against. A dozen ab- stained. Mr. Lesage said the provin- cial and federal branches of the party are often on different sides of the fence in political disputes. He gave the questions N.S.U. 500cc single motorcycle for sale, $125. Telephone 728-4836, 1962,5/2 H.P. Johnson, used approximately 20 hours. Like new. Refrigerator 'compres- sor with "4 horse motor, also large roof domes with frames, like new. Telephone 725-3613. DAVENPORT and chair, like new. Very of federal aid to education and the . federal-municipa' develop- ment fund as examples. Mr. Favreau said the two groups are not mutually exclu- flict is involved and that the break will give both sides a bet- ter chance to express them- selves. The vote ratified a decision of the 142-member council of the federation last April. It-was on a resolution rescinding a 1957 decision by the federation to be- come affiliated with the Liberal Federation of Canada PREDICTS CLASHES Mr. Lesage said that clashes between the federal and Liberal parties will "inevitably" recur. It was time for a "revision of the conception we have had up to now of the Libera) party and of the role it is called upon tc play simultaneously at the fed- eral and provincial levels." Mr. Favreau and Mr. Lesage said the break is in the spirit of co-operative federalism. sive, but complement one an- reasonebie, Must sell, Call 728-2497, other. Both men said no con- "The political reality of Que- Quebec Liberals Vote To Quit Federal Party veloping parallel to the political eality of Canada," the justice minister said. "The two do not exclude each other. They complete each other. But to complete t hem- selves wholly and fruitfully, each must be sufficiently auton- omous in expression and action to permit the party in power in Ottawa and the party in power in Quebec to exercise their re- spective jurisdictions and. fulfil their respective responsibilities without obstacle or hindrance, and as fully as possible." The decision means that the federal party will have to set up its own party organization in Quebec. But each county or- ganization would be free to mainiain allegiance to Ottawa and to Quebec if it wanted to. Mr. Favreau said the Quebec Liberals should profess a "'dou- bec is asserting itself and is de- ble loyalty." 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