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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Desember 21, 1966 s 'THE YEAR OF THE FLAG wiser" Parliament Adjourns After 10 Hard Months House over a controversial} The flag hassle started Easter TV play, The Open|26 when Mr. Pearson Grave, and a film documentary|the original government propo- fabout Prime Minister Pearson|sal. i was for tues t8 aa aa the CBC had decided notijleaves on a white ground use. a blue bar at each side. Mw, historic debate on March} Debate opened June bg 13 approved sending Canadian Opposition Leade troops to Cyprus on a UN DEACE-|p ker baker immedia keeping mission. That same night brought the sudden death| +... of Revenue Minister Jack Gar- 30--Automobiles for Sale Anything useful may be oc- cepted as partial or full down Payment on a cor at : TED CAMPIN MOTORS _ 607 KING ST, EAST OSHAWA ives pata Laurentian, V-8, low mile- condition. yy car warranty, top 1) 668-5155, eae oeee, Lat Oe'Sels ae offer. 961 eee 88, power steering, brakes, whitouials radio, |marron metailic, Excellent condition. 623-2204. tig eo ee for PBS THE CAVALIER: The Most Modern Medium Rental Apartments in Oshawa FEATURING: Exclusive decorating Electric heating with fin- gertip control, in each room at no extra cost. Cc it to sh ond bus. Plenty of free parking Professional full time man- agement, that cares for your comfort, Numerous other features See Our Furnished Model Suites Open from 2 p.m. 0--Real Estate for Sale (20--Real Katate for Sale ACTIVE REALTY LIMITED 728-5157 OSHAWA BLVD. SOUTH 2 storey, 3 bedroom Stucco home with broadioom in liv- Gordon Osborne REAL ESTATE Dial 668-8831 CARNEGIE AVE., BRICK 2% storey with paved drive near schools, shopping and churches would make good home for boarders with a possible six bedrooms avail- able. This sturdy red brick has a new heating system, clean decoration and low tax- PRACTICALLY NEW 5 ONLY $1000 DOWN Situated on Evongeline Drive. Ranch style 3 bedroom bun- galow. Carries for $98.00 in- cluding taxes. Phone Bil! Millar 725-1186 W. T. LAMSON REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTOR -- 728-7328 103 KING ST. EAST $ Call 728-5157. for further information, WHITBY FOR SALE OR RENT 3. bedrooms, large living room, kitchen and 4 piece beth. Full basement. in residential ~ Available immediately. inspect coll 728- 5157. 2 By BEN WARD ' OTTAWA (CP) ~ Parliament ___jhas finally taken a_ breathing srd|spell after 10 gruelling months, the longest unbroken stretch in its 97-year history. - It was "the year of the flag," a session that reached new heights of emotionalism, sensa- tionalism, frustration and--at times--utter boredom. In the Commons, political bit- NT it LPI 'one of the experts listed r hag eusiness Services Directory' 4 es 1988 of age coach, aan motor, tires, $40 or Telephone 668- 8954, 1962 CHEV station bsar will trade up or down, Telephone 1053. 1957 f rspyre ce gl new black paint job, like. new inside, four new. tires, brakes all relined. Mechanically fy excellent. $450 or best offer accepted. Apply 15 Sendra street west. USED CAR PARTS, spindies to make SELLING? CALL DON HOWE REAL ESTATE 725-7732 GET READY FOR SPRING 20 'Aces with fast flowing 'stream, ideal location for fu- ture home site, located ap- To proximately 400 feet off Sts 1 Ls len 725-7782, be CLEARANCE $11,000.00. with $1,700.00 down and o monthly poy- ment of $75.00 for "his 2 bedroom brick bungalow, gerne, oil heating, very ng Rolonde Piiarndy WORKING MAN'S HOME | CENTRAL LOCATION | | 6 room, 2 storey brick home . in good condition, nicely de- corated. Large kitchen, 3 good size bedrooms, three piece bath with extra stool and shower in basement, stone block gorage with pri- vate. drive. $12,300. full price. Call Art Donaldson 725-9882. 8 ROOM, 2 STOREY Close to schools, shopping transportation, some alumi- num | storms and screens, clean condition, $2500 down $11,500 full price, Call Will Irvine 728-2868. $2,500 DOWN PAYMENT A beautiful new five room brick bungalow, 1200 sq. ft large lot with a delightful view, 3 spacious bedrooms, beautiful large kitchen, moulded counter, double stainless steel sink, loads of cupboards made by Norden, insulated type windows in all rooms, builtin garage. Call Bob Johnson 728-2548. 'REAL VALUE 70 ACRE BEEF FARM with flowing spring stream with goed buildings on hardtop read, about 11 miles from Oshawa, close to school and store. Coll John Kuipers 723- 6590. OPEN HOUSE DAILY HARMONY VILLAGE 7 NEW EXCITING MODELS From $900.00 down or trode tome ready to move into Harmony Rood South, East of Donevan Collegiate (Florell Drive). FRASER BELL BUILDER aba BRICK WOM HOME. Three and half bedroom, 1% baths; large kitchen. immediate possession. ge pericnere call Bay Ridges 839-2284, $1400. DOWN, $105. @ month including taxes, large rhage house with age, on lerge corner lot. Call Bob | | } | | | | | | lease expire about June, 1965? The inspect. this 4 bedroom, 11 storey home in perfect condition. Very close to Separate; Pub- lic 'and High School, Taxes opproximately $310.00 year- ly. Call 728- 5157 forall details. | HIGHWAY RESTAURANT Fully. equipped modern Rest- aurent on Highway 115. Separate diningroom for special occasions. Also 2 bedroom living quorters. For appointment call 728-5157. 728-5157 14 SALESMEN TO "ASSIST" YOU ACTIVE REALTY LTD. OPEN until 9 p.m. fine traditional HOMES 3 and 4 BEDROOMS TREES on every lot built by Robert McEwon Ltd. sold by Olive Howe Realtor ATHOL ST.. WHITBY 688-898} OPEN until 9 p.m. APARTMENT DWELLERS : 48 Simcoe Street South : es. Full price $13,600 with as low as $2000 down pay- ment. iy ) 99 THICKSON'S RD. S. This 5 year old brick and stone bungalow is situated on double lot 124 by 120' with attached garage, three bed- rooms, finished recreation room and low taxes. The road is being newly paved ond the surrounding homes are mo- dern without being in .typed subdivision. General Motors promotion makes this © sole possible. No other reason for selling. The extra lot moy help to poy your mortgage off someday. What better in- vestrnent could you have? Good down payment needed here. Full price $15,900, SUBURBAN 3 bedroom house, barn, 5 acres, 5 ponies, Some geese, chickens, 4 acres straw- berries, cultivator, disc, ete. all one package for bargain price of $14,900. This high- way property near Whitby is only a few minutes drive to Oshawa. Owner has lived here for five years but circum- stances force him to leave this desirable property with low taxes. Home is a Dutch clean older style clapboard type with oi! heating; oak and tile floors and oth&& conven- iences, Barn size approxi- mately 45' x 90', 2 good wells. Imagine 5 ponies ond plenty of land to ride on; kiddies. What down payment can you offer? OSHAWA With bus at the door. Close to shopping plaza and schools with 60 ' frontage lot and -fine decoration through- LIFETIME PENSION APARTMENT BLDG. Your chance to own this 14 bedroom, 4) years old, Fully equipped ond occupied, Shows terrific re- turns. Hot water heated, and very reasonably priced, low down payment. For . details call -- JACK APPLEBY 728-3123 723-3398 BOLAHOOD BROTHERS ents ae be DOWN. room home on tree. lon tee sane Metcalf Real Estete, 725-9365. Pres, we Joe esata 723-1021. Joseph out. This 3 bedroom brick bungalow on Wilson Rd. §. has extra large rooms for delightful living. It will.be @ pleasure to show this- well kept home. For appointment call today. Full price »$15,- 500 with good terms to re- liable buyer. THICKSON RD. _N. Between Oshawo and Whitby with lorge lot on paved road near shopping plaza. You can watch this home being con- structed-and choose your own decoration. Taxes are lower here than in the city yet so close to all the conveniences of Oshawa and Whitby. You should see this 3 bedroom brick home before you buy Full price $15,700 with OSHAWA TIM ES PATTERNS $2500, down to one mort- WHITBY Immediate Possession $2,000 down, brick bunge- low. Hollywood kitchen, 'Cen- tre St,, South Bh : Call Bill Johnston SCHOFIELD-AKER LTD. 728-1066 or 723-2265 PRIVATE SALE, three-yeor-old, three bedroom bungalow, garage, paved drive, fenced lot, rec. room, nicely ba ins acon east end. Many, extras Telephon 728-6002 WHITBY, modern 5 room, 3 bedroom | bungalow, large kitchen, living room with fire piace, full size, divided basement, oii furriace, large lot, price and terms open to an offer on inspection. v Sneigrove Co. Ltd. 723-9810, $890 FULL DOWN ~~ to one NHA 614 per cent mortgage. $500 winter bonus on these homes, 4 rooms, split level, 2 baths, storms and screens, twin sinks, sodded front and rear, |7 ff. bedrooms, 25 ff. living room, only, 2 available. Carries 8 low as $83 monthly if you gee Full price only $14,665, Aiso Nd 3 bedrooms down, Call evenings and garages only $1,072 Whitby or 942.426 ivaen 300 DOWN, clean 2 bedroom home, lichen with cupboards, living room, sun room and bathrooms full basement, hot water by oll furnace, private drive and garage, only $10,500, central location. L. S. Sneigrove Co Ltd. 723-9610. $400 DOWN, Village bungalow, 2 bed- pod kitchen, living room and beth- room, oll furnace, aluminum windows, TV antenne, well, large lot, only $5,500 full price. L. S. Sneigrove Co, Ltd 725-8761 $17,400, NEW THREE-BEDROOM bungs- low with stone front and electric heat, paved drive, etc, Low down payment or trade. Call. Bob Johnston, Metcalf Rea! Estate, 725-9365 22--Lots | for Sale 10% ACRES - $500 DOWN North of Taunton Road and west of No. 12 Highway 725-1186 "We Do Not "Sell" Properties We "Assist" You to Buy ACTIVE REALTY LIMITED 728-5157 TWO SUBURBAN lots, 100 feet x tx na feet. Bickle Subdivision. Reduced quick sale, 00 each. Call achive Resity Limited, 728-5157 LOT FOR SALE. Hills of Kirby. Fast run- ning trout stream. Acreage on both sides of stream, Branc new, three-bedroom Cottage. Complete al! year round for: use. Electric heat, fireplace. Smal! down pay- ment if wish. North Shore bat ll 2 Simcoe Street North, 725-3560. GiF¥ IDEA! Lot 50° x 120', corner Centre and Ster, in Whitby. Only $1,950. Call Charles Ghaytor 723-7996. Schofieid-Aker Limited Rea' Estate 23--Real Estate Wanted WE WILL PAY CASH FOR gage. 3 BUY YOUR HOME GAY TOWELS By ALICE BROOKS Fruit 'n' vegetables in: a} pging mood! Do in bright, lors--orange, yellow, green, heer up a kitchen! Brighten cloths; towels, rtains with this embroidery ttern 7102: transfer six 6x7- . motifs; directions THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) r this pattern (no stamps, lease) to Alice Brooks, care of Ihe Oshawa Times Needlecraft dept, Oshawa, Ontario. On- io residents add ic. sales x. Print plainly PATTERN MBER, NAME. ADDRESS. First time! 3 FREE PAT TERNS in big, exciting 1965 ecraft Catalog! 200 de- ms -- smart stoles, jackets, its, toys, afghans, linens, erything! Send 25c. DELUXE QUILT BOOK! 16 implete quilt patterns--pieced d applique, for beginners, ex- ant-Ads Don't ost - They Pay | PRINTED PATTERN ase Se, SEW-VERY-EASY By ANNE ADAMS BUILD a dozen smart new slimming straight to fit outfits 'round this backwrap skirt. All seaming, proportioned half-size figures perfectly Printed Pattern 4518: Sizes 29, 31, 33, 35, 37% 42% inches. Size 31 1% yards 54-inch fabric FIFTY CENTS (50c.) in coins please) for this ae! pattern. Ontario residents addig, (no stamps, 2. sales tax. Print SIZE, NAME, STYLE NUMBER. plainl Send order to ANNE ADAMS, care of The Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario. NEW! 300 sparkling designs, Pattern Dept., five 'exciting fashion and fabri features plus coupon for ONE |FREE PATTERN any on iyou choose! Send for new Fall- Catalog, 600, Winter Pattern | Waist] or 40, requires ADDRESS, NOW AND SAVE See Whitby & District Properties on Page 5 | YOUR DREAM HOUSE Beautiful new 4 bedroom home situeted on extra large ravine lot which runs to year round stream. Some of the features include walk out patio from finished rec room with stone fireplace, attach ed garage, 2 bathrooms, elec- tric heating, built-in range and fully decorated to your choice of colors. Plus many more extras too numerous to mention. Very close to sepa- rate, public and high schools Phone at once to inspect this prestige home only $2,000 down or trade in your pre- sent home with no cash meed- ed. 723-6541 or 725-2911 Day or Evening SAVE $500 ARMSTRONG HOMES Wilson Rd. S. at Dean Ave from $15,400 MODELS OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. "All Armstrong Homes heated with clean dependable gos" PHONE 723-6461 _H. GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE BROKER PRIVATE SALE large | well built 4 "bed- room home, oi] heat, spacious garden, nd ae. eg Mh, terms, Outskirts Telephone 723-7688. | | ee | | | | | | | PRIVATE WHA resale 6 per cent. 5 room brick bungalow 6 years old. Forced hot air oi! heating. Efficient heat re Claimer reduces heating costs. 3 bedrooms panelied rec room and den. Carries for monthly. PIT No agents, after 5 725- PRIVATE ESTATE SALE, nineroom house, 6n short Albert Street. Open for offers. Can be seen by appointment. Teie- Phone 728-4113 $900 DOWN OR TRADE, why pay rent? Buy direct from the builder and save on new Sbedroom bungalow, almost com- . 1% bathrooms, built-in iy will find in this exciting home. Very close to Separate, Public and High Schools, Phone 725-2911 or 723-6541, day or: eve ning, to inspec! SEVEN-ROOM income home, good con dition, sel! with tenants if desired, close to everything, Telephone 728-9538 after| Sem, Cc e YOUR HOUSE. CALL JOHN F. DeWITH REALTOR Bowmanville 623- 3950 24--Stores, Offices, Storage OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE In Times Building CONTACT T. L. WILSON At the Times CORNER STORE for rent. Three display window corner store for rent, 25 Prince Street, available January 1. Rent $100 per month, Call Mrs. Taylor 694-2945 evenings or write 40 Butterworth Avenue, Scar- borough, Ontario. HURRY ond rent that Vacant room with speedy Times Action Wani Ad. Phone ya. 3492 for an ad-writer today. 25--Houses for Rent IMMEDIATE possession, three and four bedroom house. Just completed. Brand new, all maintenance included. Free park-|-U! ing. Less than apartment rent. First choices, facing water. Phone owner, 942-1600, between | p.m. and 2p.m FIVE-ROOM bungalow, "three bedrooms, oil heat. Possession January 1. For more information apply 410 King Street East. MODERN, two-bedroom basement apart ment, spacious rooms, 15 Gibbons Street. Available immediately, adults _ please. Free washer, stove, refrigera- tor, $90. monthly 21 Gibbons Street (next door) WHITBY ~-- Three bedroom house, brick. Available January Ist. $115 monthly. Telephone 728-1166 dryer, Apply till 9 p.m. daily, ---s CONTACT BILL MILLAR | At 400 Grenfell Street at end of Marland Ave. (off Park Rd, S.) 725-9934 - 728-4283 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY East after 4, 723- trailers, also fo! 509 Bloor Street 31--Compact Cars for Sale VOLVO SALES and SERVICE JAKE and BILL'S GARAGE Genera! Repair ond Auto-Electric Service 449 Ritson Road South Oshowa 728-0921 { 2 and 3 bedroom spacious suites OXFORD PARK TOWERS Stove & Fridge included Broadloomed. corridors & Elevator service Enquire about our delayed lease plan and reserve your apartment now Model suite ond rental fice open from 2 - 9 daily. of- p.m. sient ade Reserve now for March Ist occupancy 1, 2 and three bedroom suites in the. soph- isticated atmosphere of Coso Manana Court, Adult living in an excellent location. For further information call GUIDE REALTY LIMITED Realtors -- 723-1121 or Rental Office 723-6361 from 2 - 9 p.m. GOVERNOR MANSIONS 2 Bedroom Suite ADULTS ONLY IMMEDIATE POSSESSION TELEPHONE 723-1712 -- 728-2811 For Appointment SELF-CONTAINED 7h three rooms end bath In new home, $95 reo tutegally Apply 290 Pacific Avenue or telephone 725-9308. WORKING MOTHER and Infant to share apartment. Day care included. Telephon: j~4569. | i987 STATION WAGON, two SABYAN MOTOR SALES LTD. terness . built up through the months to a roaring crescendo. It was sharpened by fierce}! divisions on the flag issue and|' charges of wrongdoing in high places that rocked the nation. A string of major legislative items was passed and others 6: even greater importance were introduced. But the battle of the flags overshadowed these. SAT 214 DAYS The Commons sat on 214 days, a record unlikely to be equalled. It was 40 days beyond the previous tecord set in the »VOLKSWAGEN . Sules and Service New and Used Cars 334 Riston Rd. S. 723-3461 Open Evenings | i door, stand- ard Chevrolet. Excellent Noty and tires. Sacrifice. Telephone 728-2391. 1999 VAUXHALL Super. One owner car. $350 or best offer. Call 728-6787. 33--Automobiles Wanted $ ALL CASH $ Fort clean cars, or trucks we deal up or down. Liens paid. NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 146 BROCK ST, NORTH 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". TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars for wrecking. Highest prices paid. 200 Wentworth East, 725-1181 OSHAWA AUTO PARTS and ae Ml jers, 1175 Nelson Street, want for wrecking. Telephone 725-2162 or yaaa pest scaoes. Mis camel tn at elt anti SHAW auto Wrecking Co., cars bought, parts for sale. tron and metals bought. 89 Bloor Street east 725-2311. *|34--Automobile Repair TWO - BEDROOM apartment, available Jenuary |. Stove, refrigerator, dryer, 'washer, Close to schools. Apply Apart- ment 1, No. 1033 Ravine Street, Oshawa. THREE - ROOM apariment, "electrically equipped, bath, TV outlet, garage. monthly: T2435. | ONE d unit, of « two farmtouse, at Rossland' Road West. and Anderson Street, Whitby, Unheated Schoo! bus. Immediate possession. $58 hl Whitby, 668-3715 from a to 8! 27--Rooms for Rent _ ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED ROOMS Available in private home, Coll between 5 and 7 p.m, 82 PARK RD. N. 728-867 | ROOM AND BOARD for Ing to share. Simcoe Str line. Telephone: 725-84: FURNISHED bedroom In 'quiet home. Gentieman preferred. Apply 574 Crerar Avenue. HOUSEKEEPING room, | fridge and and stove. Suit married couple or two gentle- men. Apply 25 Division Street. LARGE furnished room, two single beds, with private kitchen, equipped. Suit two willing to share: Close to bus, ample parking Telephone 72 728-9098. FURNISHED housekeeping room with refrigerator, near hospital bape -f now. 63 Greta Street or cotone FURNISHED room rent, near North GM and central to ps iA Apply at 136 Colborne Street East, SINGLE AND DOUBLE rooms; meals if desired. Apply 25 Division Street. FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. Apply 132] Church Street after 5 p.m. 28--Room and Board SIMCOE AT KING. Room and board for working girl, Call 728-0025 after 3 ler 3 p.m, ROOM AND SOARD et git gentlemen willing to share, week, good meals. Parking. Close to south GM ond Shopping Centre. 81 Park Road South GOLBORNE STREET 'EAST, Ce Room and board for gentieman views to share. Single beds. Close to north Gen. erai Motors. Central to downtown. Apply address. ROOM AND BOARD. Parking, Lunches packed. Call 723-167). BAY RIDGES -- Room and board for young single lady. Working girl pre ferred to live with young on with no children. Private room, furniture. Own home privileges. $15 weekly, Tor- onto 691-2161 days or 633-8455 evefings. 29--Wanted to Rent WANTED, three-bedroom hou jentieman will- South, on bus | | TV. three-bedroom hous®, north- west area, Have substantial down pay. ment. No agents please. Write Box 538) Oshawa Times. | WORKING GIRL requires small -- fur- nished apartment. Private entrance and bath, telephone 778-3360. 26--Apartments for Rent APARTMENT for rent, Furnished. Cail 723-1671. FOUR ROOMS, heated, ground floor, duplex, parking, adults. 83 Adelaide West. Immediate possession if needed. Telephone 725-0939 after 7 APARTMENT: Two > furnished 'rooms, pri- vate entrance. Adults only. Abstainers. Apply 286 Drew or telephone 723-3914 after 5 o'clock nes 3 ROOMS and bath, second floor, private entrance, central, heated. Available Janu-) ary 1, 1965. Telephone 728-. 86-5286. THREE-ROOM self-contained apartment, just west of city limits. Heavy duty wir ing. Aduits. 728-6408 after £ p.m. TWO-BEDROOM apariment for rent. Re- frigerator and stove, Availabe January 1. Adults only $105 monthly Call 725-7752 WHITBY -- Apsrtment, two furnished rooms, bedsitting room and kitchen, tele vision, utilities paid. Gentleman prefer. red. Private entrance. Apply 731 Palace Street. SMALL 3 room self-contained apartment, Stove, refrigerator. Heated. $65. 209 Brock Street south, Whitby 668-4977 ONE BEDROOM apartment. Ground) Y*" floor. New building. Free parking. $105 monthly, Call 723-3393 or 728-4263. MODERN | housekeeping "Units in new | i" motel. Reasonable rates for single or couples, Apply 643 Dundas Street West, Whitby or telephone 668-6170 KING and Gibbon area. top floor, mod ern two-bedroom, adults only, $105, Im- Bolahood. unfurnished, | 30--Automobiles for Sale SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good clean cars. Trade up or « down. Liens paid off DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. SOUTH _723.- 23-9421 KELLY DISNEY USED CAR LTD. 1200 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY -- 668-5891 Cars bought and sold Liens paid off Trade up or down Alwavs too quality 1987 OLDSMOBILE, Rocket 88, auto maitc, radio, whitewalls, power steering and brakes. A-' condition throughout. Pri vate, $365 or best offer. 723-6417 193 CHEVY Ii, biack, 'door sedan, radio, white wall tires. One owner (nurse). Dial 668-3045. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe, black. $800 or best offer. Telephone Whitby 668-8053 after 6.30. j 1956 METEOR NIAGRA, V-8, auiometic, radio, washer, back up lights etc. Guar- Whitby 668- mediate possession. Mr. 7% n2, jentee A-I throughout, $350, a7, female, has LOST: "Male "dog, answers to 24 HR. TOWING AND LEAGUE ROAD SERVICE 728-778) Snow plowing, parts and service. DOC'S AUTO 1600 KING E. Speed Custom and Auto Accessories TRANSMISSION specialists, 1 sions are our wy ueieete, i) North. Phone 728-73: bs gee: COME Siex for more once you get a taste of the easy problem solving Rehion Want Ads give you. Dial od today. EXPERT brake service and front end transmis- Simcoe 'suspension elignment. 26 Celine Street. Call 723-4233. OSHAWA tuneup Centre offers expert carburetor and auto sieciric service, en King Street West, 728-0817, 35--Lost and Found LOST -- Male, biack Labrador retriever with 3 white tipped feet and @ patch on the throat, red collar, answers-to Pug', -- | vicinity of south GM. Reward. Telephone 725-4527. : LOST -- A chrome table and chair, Tues- day Dec. 16th while moving In the vicin- ity of Wilson Rd: and Harmony, Tele- Phone 6: 623-2865 LOST -- Samoyed dog, white with black, been spayed, reward, Tele phone 725-7527. > aE sam". silver, Resembies Black and Germa: shepherd pup. Two dog tags. Solina Road, Bowmanville. Friendly pet. Reward 723-4522. "t!|36--Legol NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARGARET ANN DURNO--DECEASED Creditors and others huving claims against the Estate of Margaret Ann Durno,; late of the City of Oshawa, in the "County and Province of On- tario are required to send, full porticulars and details of their claims in writing or otherwise to the undersigned, Solicitor for the Executors on or before the 31st day of December, 1964 in as much as after that date the assets of this estate will be distribut- ed having regard only to the claims that have been receiv- ed by the undersigned DATED AT OSHAWA, this 4th day of December, 1964. JAMES A. MACDONALD, Barrister & Solicitor, 286 King Street West, OSHAWA, Ontorio. Solicitor for: KENNETH DURNO ond CECIL DURNO, Executors of the Estate of MARGARET DURNO |. Notice To Creditors and Others In the Estate of John Walter Green, 218 Dearborn St, Oshawa, Ont., who died on Dec. 9, 1964 All claims must be sent in to his wife, Mrs. Vera Green by Jan' 10, 1965., 17 Hope St N., Port Hope, Ontorio Smart Business People Sing the Proises ot Oshowo Times Clossified Ads }Pension Plan 1960-61 session. It still isn't over, because this jsame session will be renewed |Feb. 16 when the politicians re- turn to complete the Canada legislation, pos- sibly the most significant social development of this generation. There are other leftovers, too. The maple leaf flag hasn't been flown. That will come early in the New Year after the formal proclamations have been carried out. A judicial inquiry still is in- vestigating the allegations that ministerial aides tried to bribe or pressure a Montreal lawyer into allowing bail for a man fac- ing deportation to the U.S. on narcotics charges. Those allegations, levelled 'in the House during the tumultu- ous week of Nov. 2, have been built into a major political crisis that could perhaps plunge the nation into another general election. OPENED QUIETLY When the session opened last Feb, 18 there wasn't a hint of the explosive path ahead. The House spent hours arguing aim- lessly about weapons raids on Quebec armories and the se- curity steps the army took to prevent them. The Creditistes raised a fuss over Air Canada's rejection of the French Caravelle jetliner but got nowhere with it. Other minor items dotted the spring calendar. The Conserva- tives and Liberals exchange in- sults again and again over which party had coddled Hal Banks, the deposed boss of the Sea- farers' International Union (Ind.) who later skipped the country to avoid a five-year pri- son sentence. When things got dull, the CBC often. saved the day. There were wild and woolly scenes in the 36--Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF MARY POWLENCHUK All persons having claims against the Estate of Mary Powlenchuk, lote of the city of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, Housewife, deceased, who died on or about the 28th day of August, 1964, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned on or before the |1Ith day of January, 1965 full particulars of their cloims, after which date the estate will be distributed hav- ing regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Oshawa, Ontario this 10th day of - December, A.D. 1964. cenit BOYCHYN & HILLM: 36% hy Me Eost, Oshowa, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executrix, Dorothy Kapanaiko 38--Coming Events BINGO St. Gertrude's Auditorium TO-NIGHT AT BPM 690 KING ST. E | land. Finance Minister Gordon un- veiled his budget March 16 but t had no major tax changes. TEMPO STEPS UP Suddenly, without. warning, the political infighting stiffened and the tone of the session was set when opposition members dragged out an estimates de- bate and wiped out a planned Easter recess. Then came the flag issue and seven long months of turmoil, broken by occasional spurts of action on other legislation. Somehow these major items managed to get through the mill: 1. A bill setting up 10 inde. pendent commissions that will reshape federal ridings in each province in line with the decen- nial census. This removes the task from politics, ending 97 years of wrangling over redis- tribution. guaranteeing interest-free bank loans of up to $1,000 a year for five years to needy students. 3. Youth allowances, a $10 monthly payment to youngsters aged 16 and 17 who remain at school. This is to discourage dropouts. 4. Approval of the Columbia River power development treaty with the U.S. 5. Establishment of a 12-mile fishing limit, formerly three miles, to protect inland fisher- ies from foreign fleets. Some items didn't make it and will be wiped out when this session finally ends, probably returning in the next session after amendments. Among them: The railway bill to mod- ernize railway legislation and the federal labor code with its $1.25 an hour minimum wage provision. No President For Italy ROME (AP) --Italy's 'dead- locked parliament failed to elect a president of the republic again today amid a clamor of Communist sarcasm which al- most brought legislators to blows. It was the ninth ballot and sixth day of voting with no win- ner in sight. The presidential election is the longest in the his- tory of the republic, and voting threatens to drag on until Christmas. Four parties -- the Socialists, Democratic Socialists and Re- publicans of the centre-left coa- lition government, and the Fasc- ist Italian Social Movement--re- fused to ballot in protest over the stalemate. The rival candidates of the badly divided Christian Demo- crat party, the largest party in Premier Aldo Moro's centre-left coalition, lost ground. Giovanni Leone, slipped from 312 to 305, and former premier Amintore Fanfani dropped from 132 to 128 For election, 482 votes are re- quired. Frozen Grease Delays Launching SEATTLE (AP)--The widow of a navy hero swung the bottle accurately, the band played Anchors Aweigh, but the destroyer escort Albert David just sat there dripping champagne. Seveteen choruses later, the frozen grease on the ways let go and the ship slid into Pu- get Sound Saturday. The ship was named for Lieut. Albert David, who was awarded a Medal of Honor for leading the boarding party that captured intact' a Ger- man submarine in 1944 off French West Africa, He died a year later of a heart at- tack 2. Student loans legislation, er Conservative amendments sub-amendments to the flag mo- tion, developed. The debate, an on-and-off af- fair, went for 22 sitting days 4 fore the government agreed to an opposition plan that put the flag question before a 15-mem- ber special committee repre- senting all parties. ) government had "free vote" a single red leaf design and--on Aug. 24--a milk carton filled with cow's blood was thrown from a side gallery and splashed across the Commons floor. The incident turned out to have nothing to do with the flag controversy. The flag committee reported back on Oct. 29, recommending one red maple leaf on a white ground with a red panel at each Mr. Diefenbaker rejected it. The debate was renewed ENDED BY CLOSURE After 10 days the government served notice of closure to force a vote on the issue and on Dec. 15 at 2:13 a.m. EST the Com- mons voted 163 to 78_for the committee's design. Three days later, the Senate concurred, A companion resolution recog- nizing the Union Jack as the symbol of Canada's allegiance to Queen and Commonwealth also won the support of both og The final Commons statistics on the maple leaf ig, Bre debate: days, 279 speeches. The Con- servatives made 195 speeches. At the windup, members on both sides of the House rose to sing O Canada and God Save the Queen. Spectators in the < leries' joined in the s i up by the wave of emo- ion. Thus a flag was born. But an- other flag had also died and a were openly bitter about t. 'The ig --~ a emotional ig Apt sheer Thee meas Nov, 2 speech by E: mi Ncuen Conservative MP for the Yukon, 'who made detailed accusations of bribery and coercion involv- ing two executive assistants to rs. FFER $20,000 BRIBE Mr. Nielsen said a Montreal lawyer was offered $20,000 by Raymond Denis, then assistant to Immigration "Minister Trem- blay, if he would drop opposition to bail in the case of Lucien Rivard, being held for extradi- tion to the U.S. in a narcotics case linked to the Mafia. The MP went on to charge that Guy Lord, executive to Jus- tice Minister Favreau had later put pressure on the lawyer to get Rivard out on bail. But he added that Mr. Lord was an innocent'dupe in the case. Next day, Guy Rouleau, Lib- eral for Montreal Dollard, re- signed as parliamentary secre- tary to Mr. Pearson. Mr. Rowe leau said he had been involved in the investigation of the Ri- vard incident by the RCMP. Debate on this issue went all week. The government launched a judicial inquiry, broadened to meet opposition demands. 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