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26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 7, 1964 29--Automobiles For Sale 27---Real Estate for Sale FOUR-BEDROOM bungalow listed on PEELS i 3 standard, | eer: Price $325. oKpply 2.206 Peeiic 'Beautiful WALF-ACRE lots for sale. in Vikege of hg gg RI tb water, Close fo shop- ping. Fortnum, 85 Gamble Avenue, Foranto. Telephone 481-7336. 238 i aN stl inl 28--Real Estate Wanted Ce come brick ~ . Cadiliac Avenue con' buyer. 'Telephone 726-1 think selling house. IF you are sing of se |o {We will pay agent cash. Call for John De With Realtor, Bow- manvitle, 623-3950. bungetow, Central yg Peiwetes black 728-1550. | 1999 PONTIAC Lomein six cylinder, automatic, radio. mileage. Can ar- range terms. Tewhne ee Alax. 1958 PLYMOUTH 1963. + CSaUATR MONZA, automatic, radio, washers, bucket seats, ermine gph eg black: Intertor, Bap 'considered. two- pod CHEVROLET station wagon, pd door. Asking $1,100. Phone Whitby | 8". , low mileage. Lots of 1963 PONTIAC four-door sedan, tic, six-cylinder, good condition. Telephone extras. Very 728-8726. 1962 CHEVROLET Super Sport By ALAN WALKER CALLOW END, England (CP)--"Printer's devil" is common tenm for a press ap- , sutome-|prentice but the title is not used - nearby Stanbrook Abbey some of the most beautiful 'books and broadsheets in Brit- ain. Rof was invented, 1959, Two TONE 7 Fairlane 500, automatic, V-8, whitewalls, radio, etc. Ri bullt rity oe transmission. Excellent condition. Phone 725-1690. mA gg and en OS eel wi homes. none sold. cali Bill Johnston, wechotteld.|\" Aker Limited, 728-1066. WANTED One Building Lot Suitable for triplex. CALL 723-7843 "ENorg Fink vagy four-door hardtop, ier steering, power Ned good 'tres. * after 5 telephone 725-7145. 1959 NASH maprocetiey excellent condl- tion inside and out. Very oat to ey $400. Private sale. Mr. Soutar. 723-544) was a busy place. There manu- scripts were copied for distribu- tion mainly among the clergy. Now Stanbrook's presses form the scriptorium's +o/equivalent, Books mainly of a religious _nature ane with king care on hand- sate FOR 1959 orca eiso wheel for Dodge, 15-inch. 728-6 1957 METEOR Niagere = v8, hgpucbra radio. Almost spotless. sacri- fice, $300, 329 Arthur strcon peck door. Cer in garage. Call 9 a.m. till 7_p.m. 29--Automobiles For Sale PRIVATE SALE. 1962 Corvair, 700 Series. 25,000 original miles, 728-3293. +55 193 CHEVROLET two-door hardtop, 250 four-speed transmission. Will accept trade. Can be seen at 837 Myers Street. ing and brakes, ovtside mirrors, white- walls, radio. en and white in color, 1957 CHEVROLET ad redio, very good 728-5179. Good 25-1782 ae FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions, : OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Kindness beyond Price, yet Within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM o ane coe = Pes loving memory of Mary Dodsworth, pend passed awey 'October 6, 19475 Levee Git kod a att for wovn, Upright end just to the end of her days, Sincere and true in her heart end mind, Beautiful memories she left behind. Always remembered by her family. MONUMENTS -- MARKERS RIMAR ;| terior In good 1957 PONTIAC coach, Flore radio, In- 1962 saavReieT pong isle V-8 auto- matic Motor and body. New car condition. mien 99 Connaught Street. T 723-7902. 1963 CHEVROLET, Super Sport. Very low AL gy nad equipped. Will accept best ; Hi sEaroKD truck, clutch needs re- pairing, $95 or best offer. Phone 726-6694 after 5 p.m. 1957 METEOR, A-1 condition, new paint, $495; 1955 Packard $395; 1954 Chevrolet, Be Air, $100; 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air, $125; 1953 Oldsmobile, $85; 1953 Meteor, $75; 1953 Studebaker, '2-ton, $100. Apply 509 Bloor East after 4 p.m. 1955 5 INTERNATIONAL dump truck, motor. Will accept car on trade. 509 Bloor East after 4 p.m. iF to make CAR PARTS ey USED " Bloor $ trailers, also used tires. East after 4, 723-2281. 7964 OLDSMOBILE F685, V8, automatic transmission, rae Pad extras. 5,700 miles. Telephone 728- = 792 CORVAIR 2-door automatic. = lent condition. Price $1 5 call 725-3768. TILDEN CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS (All Makes and Models) CALL 725-6553 14 Albert St. eae ener VOLVO SALES AND SERVICE JAKE and BILL'S GARAGE General Repair and Auto-Electric Service 449 Ritson Road South Oshawa 728-0921 Street MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA EVENINGS 728-6627 OFFICE 723-1002 MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL rtment SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good clean cars, Trade up or down, Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. SOUTH 723-9421 Enquiries for this yeors in- stallations advisable now. Wm, Greenhalgh mgr., will coll at your convenience on this or ony other pertinent need for courteous memorial pork information, 723-2633. CARD OF THANKS ee -- | would tike to thank my neighbors and acquaintances of sympathy | --Mrs. Caroline Warwick ZALESCHOOK -- | wouid like to thank all my friends, relatives; neighbors, for cards, flowers, visits and good wishes during my stay in the Oshawa General Thanks to hospitel 'staff and prayers and Rev. Father Peters of Zz ik, Special thanks to Dr. C.| Dr. » WN, Zaleschook. CLASSIFIED 1941. METEOR SEAWAY MOTORS LTD. 200 DUNDAS W. WHITBY 668-5893 1958 EDSEL CORSAIR, Fordor hardtop 475 V-8 engine, automatic, radio, whitewalls and two- tone. A-1 | throughout. $895. 1959 FORD Fordor sedan, 6 cylinder en- gine and radio, Economy ot its best. $895. 1960 METEOR Fordor sedan, 6. cylinder en- gine, automatic, radio and whitewalls, one owner. New cor trade. Fully guaranteed. $1295. 1955 5 CHEVROLET standard. d. Quick ck, vole. $165 or best offer. Telephone 725- 1957 MONARCH, 8 cylinder, power steer- I made paper, Many are finished by hand illumination in gold and brightly colored inks. The abbey was founded in|? 1625 and its printing history dates from 1876 when Brother small press and employed a local printer to teach him how to run it, From then on, says the pres- ent printer, "we have passed the craft on from generation to 1957 HILLMAN. Good condition. Te. Telephone 725-5079. 1963 BEL AIR sedan, standard, very low mileage. 728-5179. 2 1953 PLYMOUTH station wagon. tires and motor. Apply 9 Prince Street. vals ! | | Black, 4-door, |! =a. |1987 DODGE | i949 MONARCH -- Ideal for |$69.95. 1957 Zephyr six, real economy \car, new transmission, paint job. $495. or |best offer. Whitby, jcondition, $ $950. Phone Whitby 668-8313. 1963 OLDSMOBILE, white, two-door H day Coupe, 88 series. 1963 BUICK Wildcat Sport Coupe, bucket seats, power steering, power brakes, adio, many extras. Still under warranty. Financing. can be arranged. 760 Oshawa Blvd. North after 6 p.m. 1958 RENAULT Deluxe, good condition with radio and all the extras. Can be financed, Only $195. Call 725-9478, 1955 FORD cab and chassis, 750 series. $450, or best offer. Call 668-3374 from 8 to § j_ p.m. two-tone | four Station wagon, fi black and white, V-8 automatic, AS, Terms. After) |doors, radio, $495. Call 725-8122. | 1960 0 CHEVROLET 6-cylinder jer coach, A-1 condition. Apply Ferguson's BA Station, Hampton, fhree miles east of Taunton. 1962 ENVOY sedan, 10,000 miles, Good] {s) condition, 728-5179. | 1956 ; CHEVROLET ~jwagon, , V8, autome-| tic transmission, 9-passenger, good con-| dition. 728-5179. 1932 CHEVROLET coupe, partially pa stored. new battery, Ilcence, $550, and) drive away Apply Howard Motors, Kent} | Street North, Whitby. tion with occ 1 help from outside." | Now there are six presses. in- cluding the original one, and newiseven nuns running them. The nuns maintain the presses but if anything serious goes wrong with mechanical equipment, ex- pert workmen are allowed into out repairs. ° However, typographical ad- vice is spoken to the printer through a grille because tech- jnically no men are allowed in- | side. No visitors may enter the press room itself, whether male or female, except the essential workmen. "All this is regulated \by the Vatican," the printer |said. the|POrter was told. printing ; the "scriptorium" of an abbey the cloistered abbey to carry|" Nuns Producing Books mot be revealed. 'Our custom is to remain anonymous," 4 re- "We aire strictly enclosed, behind grilles --the strictest of all, known as Papal Enclosure." The printer entered the Bene- dictine order in 1941. never before and I didn't know anything about it, # she said. 'But I always loved and collected first "I was put into the printing house to learn the craft when I was a novitiate. In 1956 I was appointed printer." FED BY HAND The press prints "fine edi- tions" of poetry, medieval spir- itual writings, histories of the Church Fathers; and also plainer editions of liturgical books for the English-speaking laity in the OSB. The actual printing operation is a whimsical but cunning blend of venerable and modern practices. The press on which the finest work is done has an automatic feeding mechanism capable of printing hundineds of sheets an hour. "But the auto- matic feed is detached and the damp handmade sheets are fed in slowly and carefully after stopping the machine between impressions," the printer said. The nuns wear their usual habits as they scurry about the machinery. However, long aprons protect the snowy-white nortions of the habit. After the sheets are dmied and, in the case of books, bound. illuminated letters and designs are added. Much of this is done by two laymen-- Harry and Margaret Adams, two Britons who collaborate with. Stanbrook Press. SELL CARDS "We decide ourselves in con- sultation with the Lady Abbess what we print," the printer The spokesman's mame can- said. 'We write things our- ister MacEachen was faced "I had} Creditiste Fires Series Of Queries OTTAWA (CP)--Labor Min- dited from the United States for such an offence. lawyers had studied the evi- dence available and had recom- mended that Banks be changed |,¢ offence. | 290, with the conspimacy Presumably, there was not suf- ficient evidence on which to base other charges, said the labor minister. Banks was 'guilty of fraud in connection with union funds. Mr. MacEachen said the Nor- ris oe gre pei that seetuchis exlleace and this hed been done. se.ves, and print what we write. Most of our publications are books that we either write, edit or translate." Everything is subject to Ro man Catholic censorship ap- plied by the Roman Catholic archbishop in the Worcester di- ocese. Distribution is done in various ways. Many books are availa-| 4 ble only to those inside the or- der. but the more secularly|' toned work can be bought com mercially. So can Christmas cards. i "We print for our own bread and butter," the printer said. Some of the books are sold through rare book dealers, mainly in London. Other pur- chasers hear about the press|\y"' johnson and write for lists. Still others lsubscribers to the press's pub-|® OBITUARIES 361 Rosedale Drive, | 668-4307. ie 1959 CHEVROLET station w Wagon, auto-| matic, new whitewall tires, radio good) $$ "a | 11960 CHEVROLET Brookwood wagon, standard, radio, whitewalls, Telephone | 728-4942. ee | joll- | Still under war-| ranty, power steering and brakes, radio. Whitby 668-5783. | | 1959 "GMC 'panel truck In very good condi {ton Private sale. Telephone 725-1904, | 1954 | CHEVROLET, | two-door "coach, good | mechanical condition, $200 or best offer. TRUCK 14 1-ton "Chevrolet 1954 |1963 ENVOY deluxe, excellent f condition. jExice $1445. Telephone 726-4982. |741 _Beaupre Avenue, _ Te 2159 atter 4 4. ec. condition, Tek Telephone 723-9161 after 5 p.m. 1964 PONTIAC Laurentian, Nan, four-door V8 v8, automatic, power steering, one white walls, $2,575. Apply 166 Central Park North, 728-3246. 1962 PONTIAC Parisienne, hardtop V-8, power. equipment, radio, 9,000 original miles, Telephone 725-8769. RUSSELL PATTERSON NORWOOD = The funeral service was held last Saturday at the Wanner funeral home for | Russell Patterson, who died sud- denly at his home in Canning- ton. The service was conducted by the Rev. W. S. Neelands and burial was in Norwood cemetery. Mr. Patterson was born 66 years ago in Dummer township |the son of the late George Pat- 'lterson and the former Jennie Williamson, He went to Sas- katchewan as a boy and in 1936) ~ |he returned to Hastings. A machinist by trade he later was employed in Peterborough, Toronto and Whitby and for the ~ Good past five months he has resided in Cannington. He retired in 1961 He was a member of the United Church. Surviving are his wife, the | |\former Marjorie Beavis, one brother Lourey Patterson of Milest Sask.; three sisters, KELLY DISNEY USED CAR LTD. M 33--Market Basket BARTLET PEARS. W. T. Cox, 1% miles 1200 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY -- 668-5891 Cars bought and sold Liens paid off Trade up or down Always top quality |30--Automobiles Wanted north of Bowmanville Boys' Training |School, Bowmanville, 623-2267. |WINTER CABBAGE $1.25 per ee Mrs, Arthur Brooks (Edna) and} Mrs. Lorne Austin (Jennie) -- Regina and Mrs. Sydney Grande (Luella) of Shettiels. Ont. MRS. LILLIAN TOPPER Lillian Topper, 23 Elizabeth street, Pickering, died Tuesday at the Ajax and Pickering Gen- eral Hospital. Born in England, the former| Lillian Arrowsmith came to) Canada at an early age and lived practically all her life in Pickering. She was a member of St. Geonge's Anglican Church, Pickering, the Women's Institute, the Red Cross, St. Geonge's Guild and the Senior Citizens organization in Picker- ing. Surviving are her husband, John J. Topper; three sisters: Mrs. Fransworth (Alice) of Miami, Florida, Mrs. Long, (Florence) of Detroit and Mrs. Sipperall (Mamie) of British Columbia; and one brother, George Arrowsmith, of Toronto. The late Mrs. Topper is rest- ing at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Kingston road -west, Pickering. The funeral service |Also corn. Wm. Sacks, TI South. First house South of Hydro ssa Station (West side). APPLES:. Macintosh, Cortland, Delicious, | |Sweets, and Spys. Wholesale prices. | will be held in St. George's Anglican Church, Pickering, Friday at 3.45 p.m. The casket will be open in LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars|Bring containers. 1 mile south of Taun-| iiic church from 2 p.m. until \for wrecking. Highest prices pald. 200/ton on Townline Road, Glenosha Farms. | | time of service. | Wenttwortty East, 725-1181. | Peete. | $ ALLCASH $ | For clean cars, or trucks we deal up or down, Liens paid NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 146 BROCK ST. NARTH Across from Royal Hotel WHITBY 668-3331 CARS WANTED Buying a New Car?" Sell your used car to "Ted" Talk "Cash" to the New Car Dealer and "SAVE" ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 25) 27--Real Estate | for Sale ELECTRIC | HEAT, new two-storey home with attached garage located on Keewatin Street, two washrooms plus built-in stove and oven are just. a few of the extras, Will consider trade. Call S$. D. Hyman| Real Estate Limited, 728-6286 NHA RESALE, five room brick bungalow with finished rec. room, located on Emer- son Street. Owner must sell, Paved drive, patio, storms and screens are but a few of the extras. Call S. D. Hyman Real Estate Limited, 728-6286. CONNAUGHT STREET, attractive centre hall home, four bedrooms, finished attic, recreation room, basement tollet, garage and carport. Write Box 427, Oshawa) Times, for appointment. | INCOME TWO-STOREY HOME -- Cen tral location, brick veneer, three bed- rooms, large living room with dining area, oak floors. Large, modern kitchen, three-piece bath, two-room finished apart- ment on third floor. Landscaped grounds and garege. Private sale. Telephone 725-1417. MARY STREET, neat as @ pin! 2-bed- ick bungelow with paved drive and ices landscaped lot. immediate possession. Neil Campbell, 725-1015, Joseph Bosco Ri * PRIVATE SALE -- Three-bedroom bun- gaiow, two bathrooms, built-in oven. Fully "wandscaped lot, 100 x 165 ft., near schools, 6 per cent mortgage. Substantial down payment required. Phone 725-6857. $14,900. -- ZONED MIB, over one acre, in Oshawa, with good four-bedroom home, plus storage sheds and garage. All buildings in excellent repair. Call Bill' Homer at 728-5157. Active Realty Limited, TRIPLEX, jocated in north , west section of Oshawa. Fully rented. For more. par- ticulars call S$. D. Hyman Real Estate Ltd. 728-6286. BRICK ranch bungalow ; in en executive of prestige homes. Spacious} livingroom, 3 bedrooms with rin oa closets and built-in storage, vanity In bath number one, glass shower enclosure in| bath number two, family room, 4 favorite! spot ,for family fyn and informal enter- taining, specious kitchen with the mod- ern conveniences of built-in range, oven} and dishwasher. Breezeway and garage. fandscaped lot with paved drive. 621,400, Terms. McGill Reel Broker, 728-4206, | Fordor sedan, snappy V-8 outomatic and radio. Fully re- conditioned ond guoronteed. $1595. 1959 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL Tudor hardtop, fully equipped, A-1 condition throughout. $1295. 1960 FALCON | Tudor sedan. Gleaming black contrasting interior. Sold new ond serviced by us. Guoron- teed $995. 1961 FORD Fordor sedan. Economical 6 cylinder engine ond standord transmission, Fully guoran- teed. $1,495. 1960.CONSUL * Fordor sedon, Equipped with radio, Immeculote through- $795. SEAWAY MOTORS LTD. 200 DUNDAS W. WHITBY 668-5893 Open Daily From 9 am, te 9 p.m. TED-CAMPTN MOTORS | 723-4494 -- Res, 725-5574 30--Automobiles Wanted OSHAWA AUTO PARTS and Auto hills 34--Lost and Found LOST -- Athol' Street, Whitby, small ca female spayed (stitches stil In) 'shite! with grey and black stripes on back. | Telephone Whitby 668-8164, "FOUND -- Athol Street, Whitby, , two kittens, one half grown male, orange and white. If you could give a home to one of these. Phone Whitby 668-4320. DOG LOST, pari German Shepherd Spaniel, six months old, Sunday in car accident at Drew and Athol. 728-7662. GIRL'S SPECTACLES, white frames a gold Ylecks, lost vicinity seh fh Str School late last week. Telephone 728-6 Interment will be in Erskine _| Cemetery, Pickering Township. FUNERAL OF HARRY MARCH The memorial service for Harry March, 78 Church stmeet, who died Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Oshawa General Hospital, d, pert| was held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Oct 6, at the Armstrong Funeral Home. Rev. A. Woolcock, rector of LOST -- Two female Beagle pups, "ae ity Martin Road, Baseline, Bowman- and Blackie. Bowmanville 623-2410, Re werd. LOST on September 24, brown maie ter- rier dog, with red and brown collar. Reward. 708 Carnegie Avenue, Telephone 728-4845, ers, 1175 Nelson Street, want ca wrecking. Telephone 725-2162 or T4288, /31-- ---Automobile Repair | TRANSMISSION specialists, _transmis- |sions are our only business. 1038 Simcoe! anyone, on or after this date, Sar 7} \ North, Phone 728-7339. EXPERT brake service and front. suspension alignment. 226 Celina Siesett Call 723-4233, OSHAWA tuneup Centre offers wer carburetor and auto electric service. King West, 728-0817. 32--Articles for Sale ARTICLES FOR SALE Will Now Be Found On The First Classified Page Classification 10 33--Market Basket CAPONS, dressed, oven ready, 5% Ibs. pete $2.50 each delivered. Telephone | MCINTOSH. apples, east on No. 2 high- way. Quarter of a mile north of Oshawa | Motel. Bring containers, CORN, 25¢ dozen; Spanish onions, 5¢ each. Pick your own. (corn, Spanish onions). Bring containers. Carrots, . $1 bushel, 25c. équart basket. Beets, $2 |bushel, 50c. é-quart basket. W. Eymann, Vamile east of Nichol's Garage, Courtice, Ge north te first corner, |lications. jare in Camada, Cicely Black- |Nonquon road, |Tuesday by. the Oshawa Fire form a large list of permanent Many permanent subscribers |stock, on the staff of the Univer- |sity of Toronto library, has one .jof the best collections of Stan- brook work. The university dis- played her collection last year. ONE FIRE ALARM A fire on a construction site, was quelled Department. The department also, answered one false alarm during the day. Three routine |ambulance calls were also an- Mixed League batties got underway on 'Monday, September 21. Team Poker Chips 7, Rockets 7, Missers 7, County Bowl 7, J. B. Jey's 7, Headpins 5, Whitby Cleaners 5, Ringers 4, Crack- pots 3, Neighbors 2; Lucky Thirteens. 2, Sabre Jets 0, Woodpeckers 0, Cadillacs 0, Echoes 0 and Bassins 0. nder- savs New York state Republi- notching}cans are "pledged to support $¢|Bill, right down the line, 'all cConnei! 353.) the way and that is what we ,| Tuesday night state Republican nd) Goldwater three times in a poims:!the Republican convention: Rockefeller Backs Ticket ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- Gov- ernor Nelson A. Rockefeller our candidates from Barry and are going to do." The governor reaffirmed support of the party's national ticket, Senator Barry Goldwa- ter and Representative William E. Miller. Rockefeller, who failed in a bid to win the Republican nom- ination for himself, referred to speech at a regional strategy '|conference of Republican can-|4 didates and party leaders He pledge support, and also said of Goldwater, whom" he had criticized sharply before "Senator Goldwater is a man of great courage and integrity who hasn't ducked issues." Mounties Patrol Historic Plains QUEBEC (CP) -- Four bers of the RCMP, each wii police dog, began Plains of Abraham Tuesday as préparations were begun to put into effect security -- for Queen hy gr hag gto ay are to arrive in Quebec Saturday. The RCMP said they took the dogs out in order to make them tamiliar with the areas where they will be stationed. There will be seven public ap- Many of the 300 RCMP mem- bers ---- here have already set up along means of holding back the spec- tators. auth rioles: Ward, Bick 761, (312, 200, Poul Franks 7o0 (286, M6100 Mickey Mc- Master 703 (217, 273, 213); M. Bemis 683 ly COMING EVENTS (208, 251, ws Clare Rowden 678 (206, 251, ig Schmidke 677 Sg 249, 213); Aardin 675 (229, 255); C. iter 61 (227 is D. Rowden 606 (271); 04 (224, 219). Games over 200: C. Moore 242, H. Rob- erts 226, 213; A. Bruce 227, 228; M. Jor- dan 242, R. Childs 224, |, Mothersill 221, J. Rowland 218, Hazel F, Moore 210, D. Peggs 210, Allin Lewis 209, S. Fice 208, M. Peggs 206, ©. Tripp 206, Harold Moore 205, D. Grant 200, 202. High average for men: Des Denyer 242, W. Bick 240, G. Schmidke 226, C. Gill 224, M. McMaster 219, M. Bemis 218, P. Franks 214, C. Holter 207, M. Jorden 203 High average for women: V. 228, Clare Rowden 217. ee, and District Men's League also underway a of weeks ago. 'etnies the first Wednesday night's play les 600 and over results were: G. Snide 703 (254); D. Reed 268 (204); B. | Haines 656 (246); J. McConkey 647 some Henderson 633, L. Reed 609 (242); L Tutton 607; R. Black 600. Singles 220 and over: T. Ainsworth 265, T. Perroni 242, E. Hutchinson 236, C. Bowler 235, E. Shepperson 234, J. Coman- go 29, D. Segriff 228, G. Oefner 223, G. McKay 220. Second Wednesday's play triples 650 and over: L. Tutton 769 (298, 275); D. Reed 743 (268, 265); L. Reed 733 (274, 258); E. Birch 713 (262); B. Shearer 668, 661 (265); R. poy 657. Singles 250 and. over: N. Lee c. -- 280, F. oe 275, R. Had 974, Gough 262, J. Townson 258, T. Vander- male 255, J. Verkuy! 251. basal Wednesday's play triples 650 and over: B. agp acoh val 744 (266, 264); F. umes 717 (255); J 254); B. Rel eglerde 689 peels Singles 250 over 300, J. Mifflin age D. Seon 253, Platt 259. Team stendings: Bathurst 6, Rambiers| 4, Jokers 5, Dunlop 5, Papermakers 4, Millwork 4, Honyockers 4, Drews 3, Sam's Barber Shop 3, Andrew's 2, Whit- by Hotel 2, Joe's Barber Shop 2, Whitby Barber Shop 1, Mitton Machinery 1, Lewis Custom Tailor 0, Cartage 0, Jordan | ORE DEPOSITS The world's richest deposits of lead and zinc are expected to be found in Camada in the . on Cc. Gilt BINGO at Bathe Park, Eulalie Avenue, 3, EUCHRE at Herman Park clubhouse every Wednesday, ef 8 o'clock sharp, Lunch, prizes. speciei door prizes. Admission 50c. NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:45 ot ST. GEORGE'S HALL (Albert ond Jackson Sts.) saree. $6, $12, $20. doubled or trinled $170 IN JACKPOTS Door Prize $15 OSHAWA LIONS CLUB BINGO WED. NIGHT $1,200 in cash prizes Jackpot Nos. 51 and 56 JUBILEE PAVILION FREE ADMISSION Children Under 16 Not Admitted RADIO PARK EUCHRE ------j|Wednesday, Oct. 7th 8 P.M. Continuing every Wednesday. NORTH OSHAWA PARK EUCHRE | EVERY THURS. 8 P.M. Refreshments, Prizes, Monthly Prize 50 cents admission BINGO FERNHILL PARK CLUB HOUSE WED., OCT. 7th EARLY BIRD -- 7:30 P.M. 16 games $6 ea 1 each $10 - $15 - So. $30 Share the Wealth Free Admission--Door Prizes OSHAWA | 1 -- $150 Great Slave Lake area when a new railway to the site is com- swered, pleted next year. EXTRA PRIZES DOOR PRIZES | JAYCEES "2 Monster BINGO Thursday, Oct. 8th 20 GAMES AT $20 -- 5 GAMES AT $30 JACKPOT $20 PER LINE PLUS $50 PER FULL CARD 2--$250 JACKPOTS JACKPOT NOS. 52 and 57 $10 PER LINE PLUS $200 PER FULL CARD IN 51 ond 5é NUMBERS, THIS WEEK PLUS $25 CONSOLATION PRIZE $150 TOTAL PRIZES GUARANTEED IN THESE TWO GAMES EARLY BIRD GAME j RED BARN, OSHAWA apse $1.00 Guesswork is no substitute for accurate measurement ment was in Mount Lawn Ceme- (tery. The pallbearers were Barry March, Harold Collins, Douglas Collins, Richard March, Ronald March and Len Collins, ail '36--Legal ? i, Paul J. Torgyik, 28 Rossland Road West, Oshawa, will not be responsible | for any debts contracted in my name by} 964, without my written consent -- Paul Toroyik JAMES A, MACDONALD wishes to en- [cadre that Gordon Oliver is no longer associated with the James. A. Macdonald law office. HOMEBUILDERS (OSHAWA) LIMITED Notice is hereby given thot Homebuilders (Oshawa) Lim- ited intends to surrender its charter. grand of the deceased, FUNERAL OF FILIPPO PAPERELLA High requiem mass was sung in the Church of St. Gregory The Great at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, for Filippo Paperella who was killed Saturday, Oct. 3, in a motor accident on Highway 401, near Liverpool road. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Paul Dwyer sang the mass, Inter- ment will be in Italy. The pallbearers were Vito De- palma, Beny Depalma, Frank Depalma, Don Depalma, Frank Valero and Vito Deligio. Dated the 6th day of Octo- ber, 1964 James Alexander Armstrong, President 36--Legal S TENDERS ADDITION TO MILL DURHAM COUNTY DISTRI WANTED BROOK HIGH SCHOOL CT HIGH SCHOOL BOARD SEALED TENDERS on a Stipulated Sum Basis clearly marked "Tenders for Addition to Millbrook High School" Will be received until: 3 p.m., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1964 at the office of Pertlond & Baker, Architects, 490 Jarvis Street, Toronto, Ontario, or Mr. W. B. Reynolds, Secretary Treasurer, Durham County Dist- Bowmanville, Ontario. rict High School Board, Bowmanyille High School, Queen Street, Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Architect's office on deposit of $25.00. The turn of plans and specifications BER 13, 1964 deposit will be returned upon re- in good condition. Mechanical and electrical trade"tenders are. to be submitted through the Oshawa Bid Depository, 3 p.m. TUESDAY, OCTO- Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Péntland & Baker, Architects, 490 Jarvi s Street, rie. nlike some rating services, there's nothing hit or miss about an ABC audit of daily newspaper circulation. They count noses. People who buy the paper regularly because they like to read it. No projections. No guesswork, An ABC audit shows where every newspaper goes. They don't count free copies. They don't count the fellow who comes in for 20 copies because his picture was in the paper. That's not normal circulation. They audit a newspaper's books, check branch offices, delivery men and news boys. The figure they come up with is an accurate count of the people you can expect to see and read your ad, That's the way it should be. That's the audi- ence you're paying for. And that's the audi- ence you reach when you advertise in daily newspapers. If you'd like to know exactly what audience your advertising dollars will buy in this newspaper, ask for a copy of our current Audit Bureau of Circulations report. ABC PAID CIRCULATION--MEASURE OF THE PAYING AUDIENCE She Oshawa Cimes