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LEE WG PEE eee eee an eR 3 32--Articies for Sale 1962 ADMIRAL television, 23, $170. Com- bination radio-stereo, German, $170. Tele- phone 728-2348. DELUXE Electrohome portable stereo a player and stand. Telephone 723-2 REFRIGERATOR, General Electric, condition, ideal for cottage. $45. phone 728-0755. Baar' "Scoa"" "conition"" "Telephone burner, Good Telephone écylinder. |NEW unsinkable 11 ft. Seasnark sailboat. Perry 985-2597. 18 Ht OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, August 6, 1964 28--Real Estate Wanted Retired man desires a small home with large lot for gard- ening purposes, close to bus service. Price range from $10,000 to $12,000. Will cash. Contact George Keonsent 728-9474 or 723- 2859 evenings. PAUL RISTOW PROPERTY OBITUARIES _ children, Clyde, Wayne and Brent Dinnell, all of Toronto. DR. THELMA BLAIR TORONTO -- Private funeral services were held Wednesday| The body is resting at the for Dr. Thelma Blair of Ingle-| Armstrong Funeral Home. Serv- wood Drive, a medical officer|ice will be held in Christ Memo- with the Workman's Compensa-|rial Anglican Church Saturday, tion Board. 'She died at Toronto] Aug, 8, at 11 a.m., and will be Western Hospital on Monday|conducted by the Venerable after a short illness. Archdeacon H. D. Cleverdon. Born and educated in Peter-|interment will be in Mount borough, Dr, Blair was a gradu-|Lawn Cemetery, ate in medicine of the Univer- MRS. W. A. GORDANIER sity of Toronto. She practiced ' : in Oshawa before coming to To-|_ The death occurred Wednes- ronto several, years ago. day, Aug. 5, in her Darlington She was a past president of Township srg Mb naga a the Business and Professional ee oar nier. She Women's Club in Oshawa. ine padi ed png 5 'og leaves two sons, Peter and Ww ii red Alice 'Trail, was bom, eres 1, Dek aed, Soe machi A private funeral service was|™#! a the o ler entculstors. caravinee drums," coy. held Wednesday, Aug. 5, at the|Crown grant homestead. She ica aava was |Naltar. ina cmbinets, from $20, ore4ao (chapel of St. James-the-Less. |was a fourth generation de- in good condition, $175.| =--ceaxiaL hifi speaker in mehog- scendant of the Trull family any cabinet. Also 35 mm camera with} MRS. M. E. CORNEWUS . |which settled on the Darlington 1961 CHEVROLET convertible, V-8 euto- ents. Call 725-7480. Mrs. Margaret Ellen Cor- shoreline of Lake Ontario in nw dag aa condor.) SELUXE Frigldsire room air-condillow-| notins died Wednesday in Craw-|!7%4. , tng ley, Sussex, England, after a She was predeceased by her er. BTU's per hour. 1955 Meteor Niagara 4-door, reconditioned | Underwood electric typewriter, 19 car- motor, ft, $200. Lakeview , suitable for office or home use. 88th| Parents, the late Casey and eS Pot Orey cottene, Pickering engineered eataniare ped illness. She was in her Mary Trull, and her husband, Beach. , = PIECE WICKER sette is J. Almond Gordanier, who 1962 ACADIAN, two-door hardtop, auto- pol chen table, irklights, % bed,| Born in Treharris, Wales, the in 1946 Matic transmission, radio, white walls,| table, rangette, very good condition. 162\deceased resided there until in 1902 11,000 miles, one owner, A-1 condition.| Colborne Street East. 1940 She married Thomas After her marriage , $1,750. Tene. LivING ROOM. drapes, lined, 99" lord] conn etine in 1996 and he pre-|Mrs. Gordanier left Darlington 7962 CORVAIR Monza coupe, automatic |by 13¥2' wide, light-beige fortisan mate- a sed her in 1928 Township and with her hus- radio. Excellent condition. $1,700 cash./rial, T 728-1576. lecea: r in % band 'over & 25-year span, lived Telephone Whitby 660-3498, CAMPING TRAILER accommodates four| Two sons also predeceased) Yl 0 "ite, Ont, and 7955 GMC Veton pick-up, In real good|or five, in good T Mrs. Corneli Frank was the|/" Toronto, a Sh " condition, Color red. $550. Telephone Bow- |773.2518, : first Oshawa boy to be killed New York State. e was a WO-PIECE chesterfield suite, nylon overseas in the Second World member of the Free Methodist War. Surviving sons include Church, Oshawa. Harry of Oshawa, William of Mrs. Gordanier is survived by Treharris, Wales and Thomas of|4 daughter, Miss Helen Gor- London, England. danier, Darlington Townshi sie manville 623-2401. i from). 4 id, like new, makes ood codon naw alt is uch 8 over TM ethene 728-9584 Chevrolet, very cor jon, portable TV, upright 95 and 1956 Chevrolet, good con-/PRESSURE pump: aot i, 2 n'a woo. oi et, ta, ne rac = ee 'Also surviving are six daugh-|and four sisters: Mrs. Mabel 30--Automobiles Wanted [Faq te tect x17 feet, may be teen|ters: Mrs. R. J. Adams (Cas-|Bennett, Darlington Township; RS WANTED up, $90, Phone 623-7170. sie). and Mrs. J. §. Locke|Mrs. Arthur McKnight (Sybil), CA TARGE dog house for sale. insulsted. In| (Annie) both of Oshawa; Mrs. Darlington Township; Mrs. Suing New Cer (ie Tele-| William Harris (Betty) of Hants,|Edra Price, Darlington Town- on Ra re rei the New PIANO -- Krydner uprig Mrs. William Read (Madge) of ship and Mrs. Erwin Sexsmith Car Dealer ond "SAVE" dition, $75. Telephone 728- London, Mrs. V. Gladysch|(Mary), of Bowmanville. (Florence) of Southampton and) She was predeceased by two TED CAMPIN MOTORS Mrs. G. Barter (Kit) of Craw-|sisters, Mrs. Lyda Cameron and ley, all from England. Mrs. Helen Trimble; and three Funeral arrangements are not |brothers, Frederick, Roy and completed. Jav Trull. ; The remains are at the Arm- VICTOR E. CRIDLAND Victor E. Cridalnd, a Metro- Tc 1963 model, 30- ho Se ee er with Timers rotis- 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 serie. Telephone 728-9030 after 6 o'clock. SALE GASH $ For clean cars or trucks we strong Funeral Home, Oshawa. The memorial service will be politan Life Insurancé Company held in the chapel, Saturday, salesman for 31 years, died Wednesday, Aug. 5, in Oshawa la BEA 69 ce. AN tras, $800. 1e een Banaue Blvd. Telephone 725 deal up or down. Liens paid off. NICOLS MOTORS LTD. Aug. 8, at 2 p.m. Rev. W. A McMillan will conduct the serv- General Hospital after a four- month illness. He was in his Today's Stock M Quotations in cents uniess lot, xd--Ex-dividend, arket n Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 1500 4 he Uh--% 3000 6a 6¥2 bye 1000 17% 17% 17% 4 1000 176 176 17% +1 - 1300 19 1 WD mt 204 $37V2. 372 37% 5200 452452 S'2-- ve 100 $11 NN" ll"'+ & 9% 20 +1 ~s 4 marked $. XP EX- ele- 725-0741, Telephone Port #0" FINDLAY electric range, In excel- lent condition. Dial 623-5642, four cycle, ROTARY lawn. mower, | good Telephone 728-5097. TELEVI: tower special, 40-ft, struc POW-l ture, Including all channel antenna, in- stalled and guaranteed by experts with 10 years' oo $50. Trio Television. sss ss 3 e882 & t = = = sep-o-- watt ea. gggtstagu Bess. BeBzs in 4 Abitibi Alta Gas 220 $34 Alta Gas pr 20 $110 nN 10 Alta Gas w 725 980 980 980 Algome 1465 $74 «73a 74 Alumini 2045 $31%4 31% 31% S44¥a 442 44a + = + = it . * = malleage, is" CEDARSTRIP boat and Tee Nee inside) trailer, $175. Dial Whitby 668-2095. Tmsgym afer si --___ Evens ate danas, or twee suite. 7956 METEOR, stendard transmission, In| oom oF Se Sl on excellent condition. Best offer, 728-5743, pols igh es tana beat bedroom bungalows for cash buyer, also buyer with sub- stantial cash for two storey home, Please phone Henry Stinson at 723-1133, even- ings 725-0243, Carl Realtor, 299 King St. West, Oshawa. PRIVATE -- have all cash for three-| Oshawa Itby - Pickering eres. Telephone 725-8387. 29----Automobiles For Sale 1956 Mercury Custom Se- dan, A-1 condition, - 1956 Dodge Royol, 2-door hardtop, excellent condi- tion. 1957 Pontioc Sedan, A-1 con- dition. All at reasonable prices. HARRINGTON'S GARAGE CITY SERVICE Taunton Rd., R.R. No. 1 Hampton, 728-4011 TILDEN CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS (All Makes and Models) CALL 725-6553 14 Albert St. VOLVO SALES AND SERVICE JAKE and BILL'S GARAGE General Repair and Auto-Electric Service 449 Ritson Road South Oshos o 728-0921 KELLY DISNEY USED CAR LTD. 1200 DUNDAS ST. EAST. WHITBY -- 668-5891 Cars bought and sold Liens paid off Trade up or down Always top quality BUYING OR SELLING TED CAMPIN MOTORS 607 KING ST. --- OSHAWA Gust East of Wilson Road) 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good clean cars, Trade up or down, Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. SOUTH 723-9421 1956 FAIRLANE, 54,000 original miles, power steering, custom radio, new brakes, battery, dual exhaust system. ee repairs. Best offer, 668-5228 ler 7. 1957 OLDSMOBILE 88, au' parts. Best offer. Dial meen fenclh vinlahdelba xlh ets 1960 BROOKWOOD Ford station wagon, Ls S uagaa ced radio, ike new. Phone' 728- & Ess s eget Seseeeses Li t++ ty > + = ++4+11 Fe 190 CHEVROLET, two-door, 6 cylinder, standard ° transmission, private, Dial Whitby 1959 VAUXHALL matching Interior. od 728-6811. at Armstrong al with funeral service in Christ] itt os £ bg th. 3+ Memorla! on August 8 at 11 a.m, Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa, Boghgy see ge tees SeEe Soghgesseg*¢ G@ORDANIER, Winifred Alice Into In ly ington Township, Ontario on Wednes- bn August 5, ig Winifred Alice Trull, widow of Almon Gordanier, mother of ington, and sister of Mrs. Heen of Sore Mrs, Arthur. McKnight Mrs. Edra Price, all of Darling- Sudedesedckesiansted BevS8erySGhstconGstS 53 .8e BendSesugyh -Fcgubse8 ys ode +++ a5* za8asBeusie aes nso WH 60 $72 712 Tih--% 17% 17% 925 $11¥2 11% 11% 125 $10% 10% Wie-- % Me 10 160 160 +10 5 206 20 4 $15 15% 154-- "6 +1 2 12 «+12 «+2 24% 24 24m 5 C Found pr 217 $174 17% 17% Cdn G inv 25 $61 61 61 +1% C Imp Bk C 111 $68Ye 68%2 682 C ind Gas p 150 $14 14 «14 ciL 200 $213 2) +h Cc Mare 125 465 465 465 +5 CPR 521 $45% 45 Coron 2pr 100 $8 Crain RL 125 $17% Crush Int 100 $11% Cygnus A 106 450 Delta Acc 300 $21% 2145 $62 2124 $21% 200 $11% 250 2000 15%e 15% ia Gideons.) 8 We 1% 450 4505 +5 21% 62 21 1% uM%e 21% 5 37Va 10a VANDEN HOOGEN, John " vt awa General Hospital en Tu! diya 4, 1964 John F. Vanden- joved husband of Barbara South, Pick- Frank and . Mr, VandenHoogen ie Funeral Home, Pickering, Fu- > Pamolj Permo Sarcee Spooner 000 (15 Teck Cor xd 112 535 Triad Ol! 100 190 Un Reef P 4000 2 Wsburne W Decaite Yan Can 8 8 Bs. saeesés as > 665 $25 225 $21% 120 $15 $37% $10% $37% 37% $43 43 $12% 12% 25 $20% 20% 225 $16 16 100 $22% 22% 22Ve 245 $23 2% 3 + % 100 $24 9% 24+ % 10$265 265 265 231 $71% 71% 71% 650 $20 20 20 308195 195 195 --1 300 $32% 32 32 100 $9 9 300 $6% 6% bhe-- 75 $34Va 34Va 3412 + V2 50$100 100 100 --2% 300 $27 7 +% 225 $23 23 300 450 450 100 425 425 425 100 $16 16 16 120 $74 7% ™% 20 $1005 100% 100% -- % 300 $187% 18% 18% 838 3 210 100 278 0 Con' Gas mn 2150 Corby vt Dosco je Sales Cant By cig hi mass 2 Mm. agg ee de Sales Ceme- will be recited at the Thursday evening ef 8 282s ht. In fair. con ah 4 2807. Ye 4Ve tery. funeral home on Dom Stores Dom Tar Dom Text Emp Life Falcon Fam Play Ford Cda Fraser Fruehaut Gen Bake G Dynam GMC GL Paper G L Power GW Coal A GW Coal B Gr Weg @ Hawker-S Hawker pr Hayes Sti LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions. ala" SHOPPING ENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 7. 28-6555 Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME 90 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM CARTWRIGHT -- In loving memory of father and grand- yy August 6, 1962. ey ees family who misses you, And finds time jong since you went; We think of you daily and hourly, But try to be brave and content. 225 13% 13% _ 192 «187 «192 of 4 000 10 «61 OO th 8% 390 «390 Bankfield 9000 13 «13--=«13 Base Mets 3000 21% 21% 214-- 1000 47 4% OT 2 33--Market Basket POTATOES for. sale. 1¥2 Miles north wee corners on Highway 12. Wholesale price. Everett Faber, telephone Whitby, 668-3842. RASPBERRIES for sale. Large Willan ette raspberries, ready picked or Ave pick yourself at Chomko's Farm, Tele- phone 668-4606, PICK your own raspberries. On Ander- son Street, north-east of Whitby. One) mile north of Highway 2. Bring your own containers, please. Mr. Kuenen. ORGANICALLY grown beans, corn, cv cumbers now available, Bring ogiag tne TRANSMISSION specialists, transmissions ;Pick your own. Open weekends. Moore- are our only business, 1038 Simcoe North,|croft Organic Gardens, Sprucehill Road, Phone 728-7339. Dunbarton. Aunor xd 146 BROCK ST. NORTH Across from Roya! Hotel WHITBY 668-3331 OSHAWA Auto Parts and Auto Wreck- ers, 1175 Nelson Street, want cars for lwrecking. Telephone 725-2162 or 723-4245. LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars for wrecking. Highest prices pald. 220 Wentworth East. 725-1181. 31--Automobile Repair 7 23 6 6 Ns 110 410. 410 190 190 Va Ta 525. 51S 515 4% 4a a+ 6 135 1% 1 20Va 20% y» 155 8500 Big Nam er 875 Brunswk 658 Buff Ank 1000 Bunk Hill 7520 Cadi 500 700 1000 2300 160 9500 425 3000 100 3 ice. Interment -will follow in Oshawa Union Cemetery. (In lieu of flowers the de- ceased suggested that friends make gifts to her church or the Gideon Society.) FUNERAL OF MRS. GLADYS LOTT The memorial service for Mrs. Gladys Lott, who died Sunday, Aug. 2, in Ross Memorial Hos- pital, Lindsay, was held at the Armstrong Funeral Home, 450 66th year. Mr. Cridland, who resided at 50 Buckingham avenue, spent more than 22 years with Metro- politan Life in Oshawa. He also worked in Hamilton. Born Feb. 14, 1899 in Bristol, England, Mr. Cridland was the son of the late Thomas and Annie Cridland. He married Gladys Connah July 28, 1920, in Toronto. hee. eee ee ee was a member of Christ Memo- rial, Anglican church. He sang in the choir of St. George's Anglican Church for more than 20 years. He was a member of Corin- thian Lodge, AF and AM, Ham- ilton, the Royal Arch Masons, the Perceptory and Rameses Shrine Temple in Toronto, He was a past president of the Oshawa Shrine Club. Mr. Cridland. was also a member of the General Motors Choir and a past chairman of the Community Concert Associ- ation. The deceased served in 4125 $10 9% i; 215 $50% 50% 15 $13% 13% 100 $6% 6% 300 $23 23% 100 $16 16 100 $88 135 $8% 6% 100 $23%4 23¥2 23V 21 $485 485 485 $82 83% 83% $26% 26¥2 26V2 + Ye $89% 89% 89% 350 3 $65% 65% 6! 415 410 415 1 150 $21% 21% 153 265 4" 3 re 2 ccep Inland C pr Inland Gas IntCity Gas Int Bronze OSHAWA tune-up Centre offers expert carburetor and auto electric service, 222 King West 728-0817. EXPERT brake service and front end suspension alignment. 226 Celina Street. Ca 4 2 270 142 155 Cid 7 7 o 44 28% 2 W% 9 34--Lost and Found SOFTBALL GLOVE Cooper-Weeks Jubilee model 660, owner's name on glove "). Terry" vicinity of North Oshawa, Nonquon Road. REWARD TELEPHONE 728-2534 LOST -- Male yellow and white Collle. Answers to "Laddy", Little boy crying for his dog. Any Information please phone 723-5023. sepesiee2 22 : & p.m. Rev. J. P. Romeril, minister, of Courtice United Church, con- ducted the service. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa. Pallbearers were: C. Tucker, G. Wilson, E. Stewart, J. Thaler, J. Lott and E. Stewart. Truce Team Criticized '|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% BOND W, 728-4401 Patio Stones, Screen Blocks, Sand, gravel, top soil, stone, Plastering materials wall- boards, Bricks, Cement, Roof- ing, Tile 668-3524, SAWDONS' (Whitby) LIMITED Fuel and Builders Supplies 88s Lost -- Golden Labrador, female, In le area, Answers to "Rebel." Tatoo, right ear, TYW4P. Urgently need- ed. Reward. 987-4716 collect. LOST -- Red CCM bicycle, vicinity Hor- top Street on Friday, July 31, Reward. 723-2923. 36--Legal Crops Fail OTTAWA (CP) -- Another po- tential Canadian wheat market in Eastern Europe this year opened up Wednesday with re- vemembrance last forever. remembered by wite Winnie. Judge Orders Baby Returned To Mom 248: Mass-F SVs 133$141 140Ve 147 Mid-West 225 325 325 325 Milt Brick 200 330 330 330 Molson A Moore MONUMENTS -- MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA EVENINGS 95 F002 728-6627 1962 VALIANT sedan, radio, ade 244 Brock St, S., WHITBY, Ont. will rl finance. Call 728-6747. 1957 TRIUMPH TR 3, 2nd car.. immacy late shape. Hardtop, wire wheels, over- drive. Radio and foglights. Calj 732-4268, ULASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 17) PRIVATE SALE. Make offer. Large house with finished carport and recrea- tion room, bay window In kitchen. Elec- trically heated. Interior finished fo sult buyer. Located close to schools and shop- ping, Ya acre of land. Telephone 985-2423 or apply 219 Queen Street, Port Perry. 19599 CHEVROLET, 4door, automatic, Good condition. Asking $525. Apply 1709 tCharles Street,P ort Whitby, 663-4267, 27--Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE Electric Potato Peeler and Potato Chipper Phone 723-2143 or apply JUBILEE PAVILION ---- TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers, dupil- cators. chequewriters, | comptometers, files, furniture. We buy, sell, rent, ser- vice. Largest stock, budget terms. New and used. Low overhead, low prices, Bill 1960 CHEVROLET four-door hardtop, red with white top, automatic, V8 .Apply 255 Tresane Apartment 5. H: MILLEN REAL ESTATE LTD. 9 Bagot Street, Oshowa Phone 728-1679 RITSON ROAD Three room bungalow with finished rec. room, electric stove, fridge, freezer, and brodaloom, immediate posses- sion, open to offer. SIMCOE ST. NORTH Four bedroom brick redeco- rated, large hedged lot, gar- oge ond never failing well, open to offer. McLAUGHLIN BLVD. Four bedroom brick, -rede- corated, double garage, im- mediate possession. ROSSLAND ROAD EAST Two bedroom with finished rec, room on two acres of lend in the City of Oshawa. SUBURBAN PROPERTY | Five room bungalow' with large kitchen, oil furnace and three piece bath on one and half acres of land with smoll barn. Six reom bungalow on lorge fot with paved drive, fire- place, broadioom and many extras close to shopping, bus service ond etc. % acre lots suitable for V.L.A. three to choose from. For more information on ebove properties contact any of the following Joe Crawford ... Loreen. Kellett .. Phyllis Jubb ... Chas. Smith .... 723-1021 723-3770 723-3240 728-8254 . Raglan. TENTS, trailers, sleeping bags, stoves, picnic jugs end coolers. Best prices. 1958 PONTIAC four door, automatic. Good condition. Must sell asking Terms, Tire Store, Be Street West. cone aa $550, Telephon 1959 VAUXHALL Victor, snow tires, Frigg $500. or best offer. 71 reet. 1956 DODGE, four-door, $175, in very lg running condition, Telephone 723- Good Burk SHETLAND pony for sale. at 874 Rossiand Road Wes! FABULOUS MATTRESS SALE, Hundreds of mattresses, all sizes, all reduced. The savings are tremendous! Spring filled mattresses while they last, from $13. Ps ick sate 1964 PONTIAC Parisienne two-door hard- top, elght-cylinder automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, rear speaker, wheel discs, white walls. Dial 655-3178. 'top mattresses, $26. Bunk beds' $57. Fiake foam pillows, 77 cents. Top brand names, Serta, Sealy, Restonic, Beverly, Marshall, many more. oe Wilson's Furniture, 20 Church reet. 1958 DELUXE Volkswagen, in good dition, $550. Dial Whitby 668-8693. GERMAN Shepherd, eight months cid, Cedar Street, Whitby. 1958 PLYMOUTH sedan, $50. Apply 111| © would like good home in the country. 725-7427. BUY and sell, good used furniture and 1954 METEOR four-door, Niagara, radio, very good "running condition, $75. Phone dition, $695. Phone 728-47' 1963 MONZA four-door automatic, posi- traction, big motor, saddie 'an, Perfect condition with GM _ warranty. Price $2,450. Private. Telephone 725-3804, 1961 BEL AIR Chevrolet coach, six- 1954 JAGUAR XK120 coupe, in good con-|263- 14, One location only, Pretty's Furniture, 444 Simcoe South, 723-3771. BUYING or selling furniture or appil- en Eimer, Hampton 263-2294 or WE BUY, sell, trade used furniture and appliances. Goold's Furniture, 21§ Dun- das East, Whitby. 668-5481, PIANO, Heintzman piayer ,bench, ebony finished, 40 rolls, rebullt by Sebastian Hohmann. RR No. 1, Oshaw3. cylinder, tr radio, _ |etc. Property serviced by local GM ga- rage since purchased new. Owned and driven by original owner, $1575. 728-2328. 1961 PONTIAC Parisienne, convertible, radio, V-8, white with blue. Cash or with terms. Telephone 728-7017. 1958 VAUXHALL, Best offer accepted or will trade for boat. bal T Whitby WE BUY, sell and exchange used furni- ture or anything you have. The City Trading Posi Store, "446 Simcoe Street South, 723-1671. LAWN ters! New and used. 2 cycle, 4 cycle electric o gas- oline, from $15. up. Terms. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. 1963 CHEVY II, Nova Sport, full equipped, blue, leather Interior, _ still under warranty, excellent condition. 725-8023. matic, A-1 condition with many extras. $1,550. or best offer. 728-7647, 1927 CHEVROLET coach, runni rs fully restored. Call 270 any. lY for only $160, Dial 623-3154, 1961 PONTIAC, four-door hardtop, 6 auto-|7- RADIO, two-way Citizensband. ideal for car, boat or plane. Excellent condition PORTABLE typewriter. Like new. $40. Standard typewriter edding maching 2.ec- tic typewriter, offica desk and chair.. 73-4434 PERMA FOAM MATTRESSES -- Com- fort for allergy and backache sufferers. Free trial. Low prices. Terms. 725-6762. time. Alax 942-1760, 7.30 a.m. till 5 p.m. Jack. Y depots 1962 BUICK, four-door hardtop, all pow- er, guaranteed low mileage. Like new! For details calj 725-2010. 1960 CHEVROLET, four-door, 6, dard, good condition. For details, 725-2010. 1954 FORD, fair condition, best offer. Telephone 728-0612, 1963 IMPALA, stan- call two-door, automatic, DISCOUNTS! Apartment size ranges, re- frigerators, GE, Gibson $128.83 up.. Honest Cal's, 424 King West,. 728-9191, HONEST CAL'S Furniture and Appil- ance. Name brands at biggest discounts anywhere. We carry Restonic and Beverly mattress furniture fines. Your authori- zed GE dealer, Contact Honest Cal's on 424 King Street Wes.t 728-9191 ONE 6-room Findlay space heater with fan. Apply 586 Bloor Street East or call 723-6323. power steering, traction, radio, Whitby 668-2277. WRECKING '52 to '59 Chev's, Pontiacs, oer Old's and Fords. Telephone 728- 1964 CHEVROLET Malibu, positive: e white walls. Private. $1,000 and COCHRANE STREET, 500. Telephone 668-4438. Whitby. Three-|fake uver payments or best offer, Still bedroom ranch bungalow, fireplace, at-) fached gerage, breezeway, large lot. $19,-| under warranty. Fully equipped, ermine white with red interior, tow mileage, 728-5444; evenings 728-6760. TWO LOTS for sale, 704 Cochrane Street, Whitby. Total area 6 x 330, Telephone 68-5769. 1952 AMERICAN Plymouth, good radio, motor and fires. Asking $80. 725-6356, In the Matter of the Est- tate of Edith Albertha Kate North, Late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, Wid- ow, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL persons having claims ogainst the Estate of EDITH ALBERTHA KATE NORTH, ronto and to. the Royal Canadian Navy in the First World War. Surviving are his wife, Gladys Connah Cridland; a daughter, Mrs. Murray Dinnell (Vera) of Willowdale, Ont.; Mrs. Kathleen Partridge of To- Jack Watson (Henrietta) of Keswick, Ont., and three brothers: Cyril, Regi- nald and Leslie, all. of Toron- three grand- two sisters Mrs. There are VANCOUVER (CP) -- Cana- dian members of the Viet Nam truce team should long ago Nat Drug Noranda Nor Phone 800 $10 10 10 Ocean Cem 300 $18% 18% l8e-- % have pressed their complaints about the presence of PT boats, one of their former advisers said Wednesday. But, said Hugh Campbell, a retired RCAF squadron leader, the Canadians always backed down when Polish members of the inspection teams calleq the vessels "fishing boats." Sqn. Ldr. Campbell was air late of the City of Oshawa in the County of Ontario, who ~ died on or about the Ist day COMING EVENTS adviser to the Canadian delega- tion to the International Control Commission in Viet Nam. of July, A.D. 1964, are here- by notified to send full parti- culars to the undersigned on or before the 15th day of September, A.D. 1964, after which date the Estate will be distributed with regard only to claims of which the under- signed shall then have hod notice. DATED ot Oshawa this 4th day of August, A.D, 1964. RUTH KLEIN, Executrix, By her Solicitor, | JOSEPH P. MANGAN, Q.C., | 14% King Street East, : Oshawa, Ontario. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF MAX CROZIER, DECEASED HOLY CROSS BINGO MORE PRIZES : Friday, Aug. 7th AT 7:45 P.M. 20: Regular Games -- 18 Gomes at $10 each 1 Game $30 -- 1 Game $50 Special Jackpot -- $140 in 56 Nos. $20 Consolation -- $10 each Horizontal Line | Regular Jackpot $100 in 55 Nos. $20 Consolation Share The Wealth Good Parking -- No Children Please PT boat attacks on American destroyers provoked massive U.S. retaliation Wednesday. Sqdn. Leader Campbell said the PT boats are outlawed by the Geneva agreement of 1954 under which the three - man teams of Poles, Indians and Ca- nadians were established. All three members of an inspection team must agree on any viola- Police Searching For Missing Girl WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- Po- lice announced Wednesday an extensive search was being car- ried out for Kathy Kingsley, 13, who has been missing from her Windsor home since Aug. 1. Mrs. Shirley Kingsley said she last saw her daughter about 8:30 p.m. Aug. 1 when she left her home to go for a walk. Cathy is five feet, three inches tall, weighs 117 pounds and has freckles and shoulder - length reddish-brown. hair. Cathy was wearing pink shorts, a pink and white blouse, and white running shoes when she disappeared. tion of the agreement before a report is file to the Interna- tional Control Commission. Lacking this agreement be- cause of Polish members, Can- ada was unable to get the ques- tion beyond the commission in Saigon. The retired officer said Cana- dian members should have sent strong complaints to the Cana- dian delegation at the United Nations. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of Max Crozier, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, Merchant, Deceased, who died on the 12th day of July, 1964, must file their claims with the undersigned before the 15th of August, 1964, aftér which date the assets of the Estate will be distributed having regard only to claims so filed. DATED this 21st day of July, 1964, HYMAN. & HYMAN, 86 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executor. OSHAWA JAYCEES BINGO TO-NIGHT 20 games at $20, 5 games at $30 -- $150 Jackpot 2 - $250 Jackpots NUMBERS 52 and 57 Early Bird Gome RED BARN Attempted Murder Trial Is Ordered TORONTO (CP) -- George Clarendon Headley, 38, of Tor- onto was committed for trial Wednesday on charges of at- tempted murder and wounding in connection with the stabbing of two persons in a Toronto rooming house June 20. Joan Miller, 24, of Toronto, complainant in the attempted murder charge, said. she had 1, WILLIAM ROTH, Taunton, Ontario, will not be responsible for any debts Contracted in my name, by anyone on or after this date, August Sth, 1964, with- out my written consent. W. Rotht. RUNABOUT 15', ply- wood, with 50 hp Johnson electric, heavy duty Tee-nee trailer, fully equipped, con- vertible top and radio. Telephone 728-7443 after 8. COMBINATION record-player-radio; oil and propane gas stove, sewing machine, chest of drawers, beds, tables and chairs, clocks, end tables,. mirrors, Must sell. 519 Albert Street, 725-6880. ELECTRIC WELDER, 250 amps, 550 volt. Telephone 728-4011. 1963 CORVAIR convertible, 4speed frans- 28--Real Estate Wanted | Spoastinloeons WAVE CASH BUYER for ranch bunga- low in north area, Call Bill Johnston, 926-1066. Schofield Aker Real Estate, r) mission, positraction, For immediate sale, Excellent condition. Asking $2300. Dial 623-3518 after six. 1962 PONTIAC station wagon, 6cylinder automatic, blue with grey Interior, in good condition. Telephone Ajax 942-4006. ' ORESS -- Complete with veil and pillbox head-piece, silk peau de sole 'FO SELL FRESH FRUITS BARN DANCE in ' ALLEN FOSTER'S BARN Kendal SATURDAY, AUG: 8th 9:30 P.M. VEGETABLES with jace applique controlled skirt with Chapel-length train. Telephone 725-8155. SUITABLE for cottage, heavy duty Stove. 24" electric, $15. Porcelain sink,| $2." Double bed and spring $10. aise ator, best offer. Phone 728-9687. ' USE THE MARKET BASKET NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:45 ot ST. GEORGE'S HALL (Albert and Jackson Sts.) Game $6, $12, $20. May be doubled or tripled $190 IN JACKPOTS Door Prize $15 lived with Headley for four years until she left him in 1962, taking along the two children she had by him. Miss Miller said June 20 Headley, who is married, broke open the front door and rushed up the stairs to her second-floor flat with a paring knife in his hand, She said he forced his way into her bedro'om and stabbed her seven times, once near the heart. Guy Dupuis, a first-floor. oc- cupant of the house, said he kicked Headley down the stairs twice before the man attacked Miss Miller. Mr. Dupuis, com- plainant in the wounding charge, said Headley stabbed him above the left buttock. failure. Belgrade over sales prospects, good regular market for Canadian wheat. However, last year it pur- chased about 3,500,000 bushels from Canada. Previous pur- aoe were made in 1952 and Normally Yugoslavia buys from Canada on roughly the same terms as members of the Communist bloc--10 per cent down, with the balance in either 1% or three years. Canada already has long-term wheat agreements covering 8 five-year supply to Czechoslova-' kia and three years' of sales to Russia, Bulgaria, Poland, East Germany and Hungary as well as China. ports of a Yugoslavian crop Trade department representa- tives in Vienna were reported to be consulting officials in which appeared here to be Yugoslavia has never been a FORT LAUDERDALE, Fila. (AP)--In a "reluctant deci- sion," a judge ordered the re- turn Wednesday. of a Canadian- born baby boy to his mother who had given him away at a laundromat. Circuit Judge 0. Edgar Wil- liams said that Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bachman of Fort Lau- derdale had failed to prove the child's welfare demanded that he allow adoption. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis Beilick of Salem, N.H., claimed their son, Tracy, at the home of the Bachmans. The 21-month-old child was born in Ottawa, --° Mrs. Beilick gave Tracy to Mrs. Bachman in a laundromat last Oct. 19, Later she de- manded his return, The Bach- mans refused. Templeton Cites Areas Of Concern $20,000 Awarded To Girl TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario Supreme Court Wednesday awarded $20,000 to Jean Ann Reid, 10, of Burlington, Ont., for loss of intelligence resulting from a head injury suffered when she was struck by a car near her home five years ago. In making the award, Mr. Justice John Brooke found the defendant, Ann Watkins, a housewife in nearby Esquesin Township, wholly responsib for the accident in which the girl was knocked down Feb. 1, 1959, while crossing a sideroad on skates to a neighbor's ice rink. Court was told the girl's head injury left her in a deep coma for four days after the: accident and that her speech was re- gressed for a time. Mr. Justice Brooke said he accepted medical evidence that the girl has suffered loss 'of in- telligence so that she will no longer be able to achieve a higher education. He also noted! the girl's beauty, personality and present health have not been: affected by the accident. He ruled Mrs. Watkins did not see the girl before the impact although Jean Ann was wearing a bright skating costume and could be readily seen. The girl will receive the money on her 21st birthday. MOH States Camp Cleaner. FERGUS, Ont. (CP)--Dr. B. T. Dale, medical officer for Wellington County, said Wed- nesday he found sanitary con- ditions improved on his second visit to the Children's Interna- tional Summer Villages camp at Belwood Lake, 12 miles north of Guelph. Dr. Dale had wamed Tues- day sanitary conditions at the camp were below the average standard for Canada an it might have to be closed. The month-long camp has at- tracted 40 children, all 11 years old, from 10 countries includ- ing Sweden, Japan, Mexico, In- dia, France, The Netherlands, Norway and Canada. Dr. Dale had said a boy suf- fering from a sore throat was admitted to the camp without a medical examination and was later put into sick bay at the mother's request. He said Wednesday: "The camp authorities have complied with all my directions and I am satisfied with the co-operation I am receiving from them. The sick boy from Kitchener has been sent home." The doctor 'said he intends to visit the camp regularly but now is confident it will not be necessary to close it for health reasons. The camp is being sponsored by the Waterloo, Ont., chapter of the CISV, organized in 1957 as the first chapter in Canada. A second was formed in Ottawa LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Charles Templeton said Wednesday night that education, automa- tion and centralization are the three areas of major concern to which he would devote prior attention should he be success- ful in his bid for the Ontario leadership of the Liberal party. He told some 30 representa- tives of the Elgin and Middle- sex riding Liberal associations that these three problems are the ones to which the provin- cial governnient should turn its attention. Mr. Templeton, a former evangelist who retired recently as a newspaper executive, said he is as concerned about the "brain drain" to Toronto as he ig about the one to the United States from Canada. The pro- vincial government is not con- cerned enough with the develop- ment of outlying communities, he charged, and urged the gov- ernment to deploy some of its departments from Toronto to other centres. BOOTS OLD HAT AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP) When an Auckland shoe shop displayed a high-buttoned shoe in its window as part of an an- niversary celebration, it had a stream of youths in Beatle-type garb asking to buy footwear of this type. They were crestfallen to discover the boot was made 70 years ago. EPIDEMIC CONTROLLED BANGALORE, India (AP)--, A cholera epidemic, now re- ported to be under control, has claimed more than 1,1000 lives in Mysore State since Jan. 1.