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26--Aportments for Rent (26----Apartments for Rent |28----Room end Board FOR GENTLEMAN, home co joked Mm Quick, Cean p7me, park 43. Garrare | Road (by K-Mart). 723-2786 ROOM AND BOARD for gentieman fo: | 6 days. Lunches packed. Share room Single beds, Phone 725-9642 ROOM AND BOARD for young modern home, with privileges and Stevenson area, Close to bys. 4 p.m. telephone 778-0114 NOW AVAILABLE , ROYALE Grenfell Square APARTMENTS lady in} Rossiand| Atter THIF Ul TIAMAT MENT LIVING TRAL OSHAWA IN: APART. IN CEN- wUUe mums ror eer day week. Central done, 728 3577 SINGLE ROOMS ena Doare [Division Stre |ROOM AND BREAKFAST, lunches pack ed if desired. Two men willing to share clean, quiet home. Parking. Close to shop. | ping, south General Motors. 61 Park Road | South ONE LARGE ROOM, lgentiemen or two |e with board. Downtown 728-411! before 6 p.m WHITBY -- Central location, Accommo- dation for young gentieman to |Parking, TV Lunches packed phone 668-4928 WANTED -- Room and board In Whitby for girl, Call 668-6726 after 6 p.m | GENTLEMAN willing to share large room Single beds. Lunches packed, Close to |South General Motors, 723-6690. | LARGE ROOM good menis, lunches pack | ed, parking, quiet home, suit gentleman | Telephone 728-4845 TWO-BEDROOM apartment, available july |, one child welcome, heat, water.) stove, refrigerator, laundry facilities. TV outlet included; Call 725-2747 ONE-ROOM furnished apartment. Apply 446 Simcce Street South. | FULLY FURNISHED in good clean home| Private entrance. Close to bus at $0 Ar lingion Avenue. 723-0901 days, 728-7147 evenings. Possessic FURNIS centr " res Good meais Sapte Laundry limnited fully canes one and two rent bedroom suites now available Two Bui ld j ngs for immediate occupancy : Immediate Possession Starting at $125 and up for two vy week Telephone FEATURING sultabie The utmost in modern living | at moderate rento! rates | T OVERLOOKING GREEN PARK FEATURES 1,-2 and 3 bed- room suites Free Hydro Oshawa's largest suites French Provincial kitchens Double sinks 30 inch range automatic ° . Bus Service ot Door Within Walking Distance of Shopping e ° . full Electrically Heated : uve Extra large Fridge with Freezer Soundproof Controlled Entrances ) Unan Prepes Spacious Balconies Walk-in closets in bedrooms Extra Two Piece bath in oll 3 bedroom suites All suites equipped witt Large balconie 1 now Drapes Supplied Mail Delivery to Eoch Suite semi-private,| television, an stove. One or Call 723-3078. | apartments, for light housekeeping Association, 55 basement, well-heated, refrigerator, Ab rs ONE AND TWO me furnished HED, modern Broadloomed Corridors taine Steam Roon Heolth Club OUND bedroom 000 sq. ft n FM music throughout Plus many more modern features modern apartment. No No damage ew tenant Park Plaza th, -725-0460 TWO-BEDROOM children under 12 years or t sit able July } k Road Sc 4 pwr SOUTH SIDE ind. prodt POAD LOCATED ON 119 NONOUON Beymer ter 6 ptr TWO ROOM private bathroom, abie July Apply 68 WAYNE STREET, A apartr nt a or before RENTAL INFORMATION PHONE 723-5111 apariment, with kitchen n private home. Avall Available for ewing Ist 152 Elgin Street East partment 9, four Telephone 72. " all 725-7 time. Please 728-1582, 3938 WHITBY Large ment, refrigerator able 1. Call 29--Waonted To Rent 98) one-bedroom apart stove, washer, Avall 668-2304, evenings xclusive Agent ¢ Oshawa Realty (Bond St.) Limited MALA GLEN COURT 835 OXFORD ST. OFFICE SPACE WANTED Approximately 500 square needed by July Ist the Oshawa, Whitby oreo WRITE BOX M27392 OSHAWA TIMES TWO- OR THREE-BEDROOM house re quired Oshawa, Ajax or Whitby by middle-aged couple with school-age child References supplied, Write Box M24857 Oshawa Times URGENT feet in PRINCESS ANNE Apartments Overs Walking distance to General Special suites Motors. south plant to last ocant ond three and three bedrooms with two bath broad- free after one. twe suites Features hedroom tw twin elevators hydro Come and see or call, rooms hree want esponsible Peterborough bedroom house family transterring Telephone 725-7940 loomed halls Super F from FARM, Twin Heated Sauna ntendent 725-0657 within 30-mile modern con 00 acres wanted Oshawa. Prefer Telephone 263-2 ENT WANTED ably furnished Please 7 ¢ fac Carpeted sun Bus Controlled Plent Lour Pla upboards es eniences APARTM deck door ent n Whitby area stop at by professior 0 call Ajax 942-5257 after home re THREE OR FOUR bedroom red by ess, executive. Preferab TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS and Ist, suites, drapes, in bed- ool. Telephone ear ' 8.30 and separate $¢ betweer pr Free + Model 2-9 P.M 1221 SIMCOE NORTH 725-9934 NOW RENTING WENTWORTH APARTMENTS Ine of Oshqwa's best apart- ° ydro ysed fo at once. Garage to be t M27393, Oshawa WANTED f "" Immediate also for Jume 15th, Jul August Ist Lorge stoves, refrigerators,, wall to wall closets rooms, Walk-out balconys, starting $115 per month. Central locotion, adults only. TELEPHONE 723-6455 hetween 6 and 9:30 P.M possession Times Suite Open 30--Automobiles for Sale Cars Bought ond Sold MORLEY STALKER MOTOR SALES 137 KING STREET W. OSHAWA 723-6322 -- 723-8311 On the spot financing ALL. CASH For clean cars or trucks. We deal up or down. Liens paid NICOLS MOTORS LIMITED On Highway 2, | est of Thickson Rd 668-3331 | } } CENTRALLY LOCATED 1 and 2 ments, in finest buildings intercom systern bedroom Oshawa's Balcony No children apart one of and 12 No GUIDE Realty Ltd 723-528) WHITBY bedroom Electr to nde Uneer mer dings at very rea | t > or 3 bedr j y all car parts Courtice Late Auto GRILLS, radiato C 8 '$8 PONTIAC, V-8, automatic, hardtop jewall tires and -dises ally and body. $550. Phone be your phone. Children we ° ity Model Wreckers, 723-52 30th come Apri! suite Rental represent y at of two: rene good ve on t she ment niw fr 1-9 p.n 723-8701 after urs 723-0362 vate bath. FIVE-ROOM apartment Immediate close to South General A Road South ' 655-4726 after 5S p.m THREE-ROOM ontained--nrivate--hathroo and stove erator, stov iately. Apply 27--Rooms For Rent 62 modern 1957 MERCURY, excellent conditior apart heated is rv Tele 2 es cludes héssing bs -- Pisies ORD ranch wagon, good condition Telephone evenings 725-3955 CHEVROLET Impala convertible steering and brakes, V-8 auto radio, A-1 condition, $600 or best Telephone 723-0048 after 5 p.m 1963 PONTIAC Laurentian, 4door beige 6 cylinder automatic, radio, steering, low mileage, Make your Phone 723-9175 1964 FORD, hardtop, two + on 290. No Telephone 725-2756 USED CAR PARTS, trailers, also used tires. East, after 4, 723-2281 1963 PONTIAC four - door 6 cylinder, standard. One owner. Good condition 36,000 miles. Ajax, 942-1909 evenings. 1959 FORD two. ~ door hardtop, V-8. matic, black. Phone 723-8859 STRETCH DOLLARS at R. 6 sales. Several good used cars lerms arranged, trades accepted Bloor East 1963 CHEVROLET Super Sport, iow mile age. Telephone 432-2495, Cannington BEAUMONT 1, stand easonable 196) F $99 hydro, and h ae power matic utter sedan power oftert TWO-BEDROOM apartment Newly decorated. Parking. Possession. Apply 136 Ritson or 3. pr shed s. Telephone apartment with and entrance, cluded. Available 25 Division Street garage, retrig irirrved door, four_speed down payment in building, tr Telephone 648-§270 TWO-BEDROOM apartment to sub-let $125,-heat and water included, on fifth tloo Call 728-9960 THREE ROOMS, sei! coniained, rerio e@raier and stove. One child weicome. $75 monthly. Telephorie 725-1354 ONE - BEDROOM apartment, seif-con tained unfurnished, $70 monthly. 299 Brock South, Whitby. 468-8080 ONE-BEDROOM apartment two gentlemen or Royal Street make Street spindies to 509 Bloor ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED ROOM Avoilable pr call between 5 and 82 PARK RD. UPSTAIRS apartment in quiet building 728-867 | frig, stove, bathroom, kitchen, living: SINGLE furnished room, three targe bedrooms, parking, quiet home. Gentleman preferred close fo south General Motors. Baby wel-| Eigin 'Eas 6146 come, Telephone 723-6839 ' ONE-BEDROOM with the use of the kit TWO - ROOM apartment, furnished, with' chen and livingroom. Telephone 723-6508 refrigerator and stove, ample parking ~ + Adults only, Apply 43 Nassau Street or ROOMS or room and board, downtown lo telephone 725-5617 cation, central, single or to share, single beds, parking space. Apply 48 Albert UNFURNISHED anariment, garage and Street, 728-9443 elevision inciuded us slop at door, two bedrooms, large living room, and kit. ONE ROOM for single man chen, bathroom. Widow or lady with one Oly. Apply 132 Church Street or two children. immediate possession. °7 Telephone 728-2596, FURNISHED double room FOUR ROOM apartment to share with TY fo Share with another gentleman. Telephone 723-4508 Walking distance north _ - and downtow: Telephone 725-9280. BED-SITTING room and kitchen, sep arate. beh, second Small chiig| ROOM FOR RENT for gentieman: also welcome. $60 monthly includes. heat, Will exchange room for baby-sitting onr LIENS PAID OFF We trade up, down hydro. and Telephone 448-6709 five-year-old child, 4 to 9. Parking. Apply Choose from over 60 cars. No downpay after $ o'clock 1§ Patricia ments! Gus Brown Motors Ltd., 728-7375. THREE . ROOM basement apariment,|ONE OR TWO gentiemen Apply 40 Som. 1962 CHRYSLER, d-door downtown area. Whitby 468-2743. Not @rville Avenue or telephone 723-1286 maculate condition, white home Friday, phone Saturday __ FURNISHED housekeeping a_i oe ee BEDSITTING ROOM furnished with kit-;Orth, west gate of Motors os ER SN chen. Phone 728-1742, Call after 6 p.m. Apply 168 Agnes Street '56 FORD, A-| mechanically, V-8, floor FHREE-ROOM sefi-contained, screen nyt FURNISHED ROOM, sult one or two) Pitt two-door sedan. Best offer 668-2109. completely furnished, television outiet,| Single men, kitchen privileges. Apply 428 '64 COMET Caliente, A-| condition, 2 heat and hydro supplied, Reasonable rent. Park Road North after six p.m door hardtop, V-4, 4 speed transmission, Telephone 13-4434. 4 Bec ear GIRLS! Large, homey, bed - sitting room PUCKet Seats and consol, radio plus rear ONE-BEDROOM, madern large apariment|With fireplace. Town bus close, block |SPeaker. After § p.m, 668-8432 and one bachelor suite. Stevenson Road "orth of hospital. Garage for rent. 58 195? OLDSMOBILE, 2 door hardtop. and Nowell Avenue.' Adults preferred, Aberdeen Street, 728-3928 perfect condition. Low mileage, Immediate possession. Telephone 728-3781.|ROOM with kitchen, refrigerator tires. Telephone 728-9181 THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. One| SUIT two gentlemen. imnrbdiate 1963 FORD sedan infant welcome. Close to south General|#ion. Apply 606 Bloor East out. Radio, 6 standard Motors, $85 monthly. Call 725-0809 ___ |FOUR furnished rooms, working couple 942-4200 daytime ONE AND TWO - bedroom apartments, No children. Available June 18, Phone '64 PONTIAC Pa for rent. Apply 29) Marland Avenue, | 728-5264 4 4 250 HP Apt. 104 or phone 728-9094 ee CLEAN FURNISHED housekeeping room 2!!° FIVE-ROOM apartment with garage quiet heme, central t gentieman.| '*'eF cation 35 Gibb Street. Telephone 728-5571.| Telephone 72 1965 PONTIAC « TWO-bedroom apartment in Ux-plex. Re |ROOM FOR RENT. weekly rates e frigerator, stove and_dryer lied. For Queen's Hotel 67 Simcoe Street North more Information apPty410 'King East.|FURNISHEO bedroom, SIMCOE STREET north, two bedroom|™man 7 sitt-workers welcome apariment, electric heat, balcony. tele. 9815 of apply Gladstone phone 723-5015 * ONE LARGE furnished ONE-BEDROOM apartment ona gti Foom, refrigerator Oshawa's finest buildings. Baicony ang| Parking. $12 weekly intercom system. No children under 12.| . - . , aveumie dee th ce |TWO SINGLE rooms, suitable for girls Reait 773-528) Guide Realty Ltd.) or quiet gentiemen. Apply 397 Olive Av -- - e - Telephone 725-7910 417 BYRON STREET NORTH, Whitby} ---- en Five-room apartment with bath. Avaliable! Ce SEMAN fo share ful June 1 auto. home oN. in private 7 ' Motor sult Couple $7's up, two ladies. Apply 24 509 bedroem in clean 65 1965 custom, convertible 283 .¢ rd transmission phone 723-3855 after power top, 1960 FORD work, motor, Immaculate throughout ore needs body onditior 123 station wagor transmission A-) Telephone CHEVROLET Be! Air rad eat Telephone 72 1955 PONTIAC condition. Phone 1963 CORVAIR, Spyder, Four-speed, turbocharger, Phone 668-4844 6 cylinder and white 039 Gentiema after 60 automatic 800 hardtop two-door Good am kitch od ve 725-5891 gentiemar General Motor convertible A-] condition hardtop. red in 725-0659 after m with room General Oshawa in Qood stove E posses Like new inside and shift. 942-5693 327, w rbe matching interior, black top ne 778-3858 o- ~ 1 stom sports convertible many 900 Phone after gentie. | 63 ACADI Telephone | On® owner, Avenue, |'¥ Donald mmaculate trai AN 2 door hardtop, r, tice number 77700. Har A 6 auto 62 CHEVROLET, 4 door Bel mat nce 42 Har housekeeping washing facilities, | , Telephone 723-7800.| Donald 165 CHEVROLET, ner, low mileage Donaid vifed, 72 invertible ence ted number 832 Harry y 1962 PONTIAC Laurentian, V-& automa héie "ity three cles Youna men tic, radio, - 28,000 miles. Call 723-0387 i erably office w ocated north of} 1957 Buick, American model, power steer SPANISH MOTIF apartment, location con. | OPPING centre brake Tw tral, controlled entrances, FM $ ' aily_ nested, broadioomed and prewurie | GET SPOT CASH WITH |e ed corridors, automatic range, refriger 5 c i dhs ator. Apply 390 Gibb Street, rt TIMES ACTION ADS dah igh ool jenve bir furnished Pret 23-184 4 windows Door hard , Street or Phone 8 725-72m, -- | gine Very or |33---Automobiles Wanted -- 130--Automobiles for Sale |34--Automoblle Repalr SPECIAL Ford V-8, 84042 4 door 'bA licence No Chevrolet V-8 e No. H81610 lice cars 2 door '65 Licer MAKE US AN OFFER ao4 Horry Donaid Ltd. 7235-6327 DOWN---$30 MO, 59-61 models your choice'! BILL BENNETT MOTORS 484 King W. 723.0371 MORE CASH Paid for Good Clean Cars, Trode up or down. Liens paid DODD MOTORS SALES 314 PARK RD, SOUTH 723-9421 KELLY DISNEY USED CARS LTD 1200 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY 668-5891 Cars bought and sold Liens paid off Trade up or down Always top quality '65. CHEVELLE de ed Lady owne automatic over-size offer. After 4135 57 CHEVROLET Belair 283 automatic, v brake best sau Street before 4 p.m 59 CHEVROLET Belair dard $450 or best offer 1962, MERCURY good condition $900. 6 p.m 283 eng "ty p.m e whee 5 n radic¢ as; best 30 4 doo 6 cylinder Phone 8 standard 728-9796 after Cal 1986 PONTIAC ir good condition 41965 PARISIENNE veriible, power steer sixteen thousand white top. Priced reasonable 725-8132. '58 OLDSMOBILE convertibie, 98 Star fire. fullpower equipped. Telephone 668 2613. '99 METALLIC, grey, Chevrolet conver tible, good condition. Asking $800. Tele phone 668-6056 after 5 p.n $1500 CASH avaliable for Write Box 28 ve Telephone automatic, blue. 723-7800 Jslom brakes port co 283 en Black Telephone hi best car offer 'awa Times door sedan. Very good Will take older ca also Jaguar overdrive trans Telephone 25 , four 1 se 1959 VOLKSWAGEN convertible. Many new parts, $125. 1954 Pontiac, 6 cylinder standard, like new, $100, 1957 Chevrol 6 cylinder standa good runner, Will take trade 668-223) 1962 CHEVROLET top, 1 owner, pow adio, special trir appreciated atter 5 Sunday et 25 ns aia, 4 door hard ing, white walls, p.m 31--Compact Cors for Sale SABYAN MOTOR SALES LTD Volkswagen Sales and Service New and Used Cars 334 RITSON RD, §. 723-3461 Open Evenings *& VOLVO & PEUGOT % MERCEDES BEN Genero! Repair Auto-Electric Jake and Bill' 449 Ritson Rd Oshawa 728-09. d AR alhied s Garage A S ith ZOLTAN AND NICK'S Your Authorized Datsun and Fiot Specializing in Repoir and 160 § mcoe South 728-0051 convertible dem car $600, ly equipped: New car wer Dealer ¢ Service 1966 HONDA onstrator.--Ful $199 728 1962. VOLKSWAGEN, dition inside and out 1961 VOLKESWAGEN standard, good con dition, new paint job. Telephone 725-337 after 6 p.m 1965 SUNBEAM Imp, $1) Telephone 725-4115 between pv 1964 MGB -- Blue, one owner lent condition, 20,000 original: onty. Call 723.0923 1960 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite. Any reas onable offer. Telephone 725-2951 after $.15 1960 SIMCA. Good running conditior between § and 9 p.m, 728-642 1963 HALF-TON Fieetside Phone 725-0539 1957 PORSCHE, Telephone 728-8287 1964 CHEVY II station wagor matic, excellent condition Ajax 942-6096. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN for, $525. Telephone P. y red, Telephone 728-9593 75 or best offer 5.30 and 8 Excel les, Cas good condition 4 Telephone es, cared 84,000 Fr ! 985.276 4) VOLKSWAGEN clean condit punkt radio. $1250 BUYS vertible 723-0398 Good F ve iy auto: offe Pr VOLKSWAGEN good with radio, seat belts, snow best Phone 728-71 6 tion, $600 1959 VOLKSWAGEN w paint job, good condition ng. $475. Telephone 32--Trucks for 1959 DODGE one-tor duty suspensior very $1000. Phone 725-8493 afte deluxe cond tires, or offe , deal for camp Sale four-speed, heavy nde gg hyo 6 pr ord finance half-ton F Can pick-uE 4 Tele Whitby 6 1964 GMC half-ton Fleetside p jeage A condition Sell Call 668-3794 S$) MERCURY sh an kup, Low m f 1,595 $s ck $250. Excel good body and rubber, should saan tr xtras good Va Brook '$4 FORD halt pickup, radio engine. $175. Telephone 655-4553, lin or apply Hayes Store. CARS WANTED Buying A New Car ? Sell your used car to 'Ted' Talk "Cash" to the Car Dealer and "'S TED CAMPIN 123-4493 R OSHAWA AUTO PARTS -~ for wrecking 1175 Nelson Street LAKESHORE AUTO WRECKERS want cars tor wrecking, Highest prices paid 00 Wentworth East, 725-118! WANTED harce.? New Save'! MOTORS e 5.5574 Vanted cars Tires and parts for sale Telephone 725-2162 for wre -- Cars towing, Telephone or chol Robe: SHAW AUTO WRECKING t N a bought. 89 Bloor Street East ¢ wv PER MONTH ad, daily for one it? excellent con-| Cal Chevioiet? #700 auto- | The cost of this) DEATHS ridel Mary Agnes a General Hospitel en Mon- June 6, 1966, Aridel. Mary oe ich of 922 Byron Street South, Whitby, ty Crocodiles Can| FRED STONE BROOKLIN PHONE 655-3653 Motor Rebuilding Cylinder Reboring Pinfitting @ Resleeving Automatic Transmission yuve | | BRYANT, A At the By VINCENT MATTHEWS MELBOURNE (CP) -- Aus- tralia isn't really thought of as} he the North io. | Whitby and Barry of; Mrs. C ano Vicia Roach of wnhitpy, |Mrs, J, F. Anderson (Rose) of Ralston, | a ~\Alberta; Clifferd, Sudbur TRANSMISSION anecialists. _Tranamis-|orier, inher sth y ating } Isions are our only business, 1038 Simeoe|W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whiioy, tor and er Australia a man) North. Phone 728-7339. lrequiem mass in St. John the Evangelistican make : --vemvensemeeneee| Church, Whitby, on Thursday, June % lie oe nae Jot of ve pri' out of | 35--Lost and Found at 10 a.m, Inferment $1, John's Roman ptiles -- providing he is, ee ne an nenpenneen Catholle Cemetery, Whitby, Rosary willifough, a good shot, and un-| [LOST -- Pearl choker without clasp,/be recited Wednesday at % p.m, scrupulous lin vicinity Eaton's Plaza. Valued as keep . jsake. Reward, Call collect Willowdale ni GUik daa A He has to be tough because 225-4286, , John A. adi | © ~ - _ |at nis resinence, #5 Bond St. W., oni the crocodile areas --~ swamps | REWARD for recovery of metallic 9re@n| monday, June 6, 1966, John Albert Cole jand rivers----are sometimes 100 miles or more from the neare: evening. Call 668-4674 {Cois) of Hamilton and William J. cole |road and it means hard going) |months old, Nipigon Street, -- 2 biocks|Harry Nettleton) and George of reenems SARERE! ern = Terri Crunmonare Orne y. pur Service tory and j bicycle with no rear fender, Taken from " hi f Carrie Hambly 203 Frances Street, Whitby, Wednesday) Tar Deloved husband of Carrie Tae LOST -- cal, "Jack" orange mele si | man of Oshawa, brother of Ethel is in oron- | 1 Me. Sten south of Rossiand Road, and Park Road|to and Fred of Oshawa. nesting 2 a my heat, |North. Reward, Call 720-8316, | nteeennmerenn Funern) yg ys He has to be a good shot be- Wednesday a} 2 o'ciock, interment Mount|Cause he usually gets only one 36--Legal ' ; : g seuiabii |Lawn Cemetery. Sage family Mi re chance to fire at a crocodile | if hv 4 ome on) 8 || BRUCE WALTER MANNING, wil net imonday, 7 fom, on tuesday trom, ANd he has to be unserupu- |be responsible fer any debts contract ¥ 4 : . : A lin my name by anyone on or after wns | cM poi al gh Aay A Neu of ous because most crocodile jdate June 3rd, 1966, with or without my | opment building. fund may be made ot Shooting is illegal, in n iter | the 4 3 ie pata dle aed Walter te funeral home Ps vs gs experts in Aus- | Neil Frederick Tonkin of 13) Su er} re a ca e scandal of the Street Oshawa will not be responsible! GOWANS, Matilde Henrielta crocodile slaughter' came up| lfor any debts contracted In my mame/At Green Acres, Newmarkel, on Friday, agaj ec or ay eon on alter this date, June| june. 3, 1966, Matilda Henrietta Wirsth.|aeall M ently when two men} 7, 1966, without my written consent. ling, wife of the late Robert hing" fined $110 in a court in Neil Tonkin.|Gowans, mother of John, Peter andithe Northe erri ill- | --_-- Paul, Toronto, sister of Norman & 'in 370 f ty Liga for kill 38--Coming Events |Wirsching, Oshawa, Oscar Wirsehing of INR # reshwater crocodiles, fs _--» | Seattle, Wasningier., Resting at So The wildlife experts have a land Maddock Funeral Chapel, | venue a . Lee aeeice was held in the chapel DIR job working up any enthue jon Monday at 1.30 p.m. interment Movet siasm for the "save the croco- | Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto. dile" campaign because most Australians feel that a croco- hawa Genera! "le is about the most revolting 966, Jeanie Creature on earth, But _ wildlife-lovers Central Council of Neighborhood Association BING ot OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM FRIDAY, JUNE 10 HAYBALL, Jeanie ntered into rest, al the O | Hospital on Monday, June 6 | MacDonald, widow of William neve mother of Mrs, George Darou or-) | of Richmond Mrs. Ernest Crocodile has been around for | garet), Hilt, [Andrews | (Jean) of Landon, john of 200,000,000 years or so and it | Blackstock and William of Oshawa, In. ' | her 75th year. Resting at the Armstrong would be a tragedy if it were Funeral Home, Oshawa, with funeral wiped out now by marauding, service in the chapel, Thursday, June 9 a. : . at 2 p.m, Interment Oshawa Union Come greedy hunters, There are two types of croco- ltery. (Members cf the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion will hold ®/diles in Australia -- the sait-| service at the. funeral home, Wednes water, day at 7 p.m.) than 20 feet and would be dan- gerous if you got in his way, + hy " Ger U seve, ne rsiaa) mucahawesgornig. and the freshwater, whic h lhert Peyton, beloves husband of Amanda| Brows to about eight feet and is | Fowler, father of Roy of Manchester, Me pretty harmless. He is harmless Vanre Resting at the Armstrong Funeral With the reservation that he can Home, Oshawa, with funeral service, In get vicious if he is captured a Seine Deiat tows Savery (and handled Wildlife - lovers claim they have swum in the same streams as the freshwater crocodile, hustona oy Who hasn't worried them at all. Mrs. Monte. Twenty years ago, crocodiles Myers: (Nine of oanene, wre. Rone could be seen frequently by year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral) Northern Territory and north- Home, Oshawa, with funeral service In ern Queensland tourists, but the ce eae tion Cemetery, croc killers have had their ef- fect and now the reptiles are hard to find outside a zoo. There is a big trade in croco- dile skins and in small stuffed PEYTON, Hubert | Over $5,000.00 PRIZES RICHARDS, William J Entered into rest, at the Oshawa Hospital, on Monday, June 64 jam J, Richards, beloved | Violet Moores, father senera 966, Wi $1,500 Jackpot $500 Snowball | $150 Special Game | $1,000 Escalator 20 Regular games $50 ea 9 Early Bird Games 5 Late Gomes $50. ea. RICHARDS, William J Entered into rest in the Oshawa Genera Hospital on Monday June éth, 1966 WI! liam J. Richards beloved husband of Violet Moores and father of Mrs, Montecrocodiles. The stuffed speci- Myers (Nina) of Oshawa and Mrs. Ron) mens._often one to three feet aid Ardron (Bea), of Cooksville in his ? 79th year. Resting at armstrong | long--sell in curio shops in the Funeral Home, Oshawe with Funeral| north for $22, The skins of the Service in the chapel Wednesday Aug ist 4th 2 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Digger crocs are more valuable. Cemetery The two hunters hauled up be- fore court recently had skins valued at nearly $5,000. the Admission $1.00 (receive one cord for regular games), | j | All gomes 25¢ double card-- except jockpot Kindness beyond Price, yet within reoch of ol! | | GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 | | | | DOOR PRIZES All gomes will be played on double cords. Shore the Wealth--7:15 p.m, Regular Gomes --~ 8:15 p.m. MRS, ERNEST H. BRYANT BUSES Leaving Bond ond Simeoe St 6:30 p.m., 7:00 pm. 7:30 and 8:00 pm, Avoiloble After Bingo IN MEMORIAM ST, GEORGE'S HALL BINGO BERT and JACKSON STS EVERY WEDNESDAY 7:45 TB GAMES AT $10 2 GAMES AT $20 SHARE THE WEALTH $150, Jackpot 50 Nos $5 eoch Horizontal Line $10 Consolation $15 DOOR PRIZES | | A GARROW dear husband and fa who passed away Our hearts st And secret tears sti What it meant to lose No one will ever know When we are sad and lonely And everything goes wrong We seem to hear you whisper "Cheer up and carry on Each time we see your picture You seem to smile and say "Don't ery, I'm only sleeping, We'll meet again someday.' }~-Lovingly remembered and sadly miss ed by wile and family ache with fall you sadness DNIPRO HALL BINGO EVERY TUESDAY 730" PM All Regular Games $10. Share the Wealth Jackpot Nos. 54 or $20. Consolation MOORE In ther, Ada, who. passed 'away, 1951, and a dear father June 6, 196) We ore ng our best to improve our bingos ond hope for attendance FREE ADMISSION Bloor and Edith Sts DNIPRO HALL BINGO KINSMEN CENTRE TUESDAY 7:45 E Bird Game FREE ADMISSION ackpot 50 and 53 dren under 16 not allowed Special 7:30 bus from 4 Corners greoter | The death occurred, June 6, at the Oshawa General Hospital, following a short sickness, of of Mrs. Ernest H. Bryant, 922 Byron St., Whitby. She wa in her 45th year. The former Aridel Mar Agnes Roach, the deceased was In loving memory of a/@ daughter of Francis and Agnes Saat satan ane sien Mase Rosen | Roach. Born at Sheenboro, + seed Dayiéepns who paeged avey. fune::¢ ibec, she had been a resident tne White Nene ara: sri lof 'Whitby for 30 years. She For one who suffered far too much | was married in Whitby in 1940. ipgieal Hypa lll to us, A member of St, John the Perhaps IV's lust as well), jevangelist Roman Catholic diag lig Hh eA tpctie taeda Church, Mrs. Bryant was a [eSadly:eolagad by Mothers Sister, Lily ee of the Catholic Wom- hee ell gall DB ido EL RUA na en's League. nieces, arepnews and _Grestinieces : "| Besides her. husband, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. T. loving memory of «| Strong (Carlyn) of Whitby and) er, Lorne Garrow' three sons, Terry and Andrew) : of Whitby and Barry of Oshawa Also surviving are three si ters, Mrs. C, Turner (Cleon and Miss Viola Roach of Whitby and Mrs. J. F. Anderson (Rose) of Ralston, Alberta; two bro- thers, Clifford Roach of Sudbury and Gary Roach of Arnprior and three grandchildren. She was predeceased by a brother, Edward Roach, In 1965. memory of @ dear mo Mrs.. Bryant is at the -W>-C; October |. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, who passed away fo Requiem Mass in St. John | Both of you: are never forgotten, and the Evangelist Church at 10 a.m | erg. always in gue heart: ty. misseg| June 9, Rev, O, Cochrane. will) by daughter, Irene and family, and son|sing the mass. Interment will be j OFRIR are: tory in St. John's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Whitby memory | of The Rosary will be recited at the funeral home at 9 p.m. June 8. a Bertha June 5 ROZEL| dear mother May Rozell, 1945 Sweet In loving and grandmother, who passed away Cor | | | | | linger forever, them it's true memories will Time cannot change Years that may come cannot sever Our loving remembrance of. you Lovingly remembered by daughter Jean and grandchildren. | MRS. JEANIE HAYBALL The death occurred, June 6, at the Oshawa General Hospital, Mrs. Jeanie Hayball, 123 Arling- ton Ave, The deceased, who had} a short, serious sickness, was in| her 75th year, | The former Jeanie. MacDon-| ald, the deceased was born Oct.| 31, 191, in Glasgow, Scotland and| had been a resident of Canada) and Oshawa for 45 years, She was a member of the women's) jauxiliary of the Royal Cana-| |dian Legion. | Predeceased by her husband, William Hayball, Aug. 25, 1957, |Mrs. Hayball is survived by two) |daughters, Mrs. George Darou |(Margaret) of Richmond Hill jand Mrs. Ernest Andrews} (Jean) of London, Ont. and two) sons, John of Blackstock and| William of Oshawa. | LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and flora! arrangements for all occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Chi | | | | | UCW BAZAAR, Zion United Church, June| |8, 7:30 p.m, Bake table, tea room, etc. WHITBY -- Central iocation, Accommo: | dation for young gentleman to share.| Parking, TV, lunches packed Telephone/ 668-4928 | RUMMAGE SALE Harmony Hail, corner! King and Harmony, Wednesday, June &,| a.m. Good used clothing. | MEM |39---Notices | | BUSINESS WILL BE CLOSED oli day |Wedresday cue to the death of Mr |John A, Coleman. A LASTING TRIBUTE For Permanence ond dignity we suggest MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS Four courteous edvice. pleose visit the Pork. Office. 723-2633 Pretty Boy Posts Victory iv The memorial service will be TORONTO (CP)--Bob (Pretty|held at the Armstrong Funeral _EROSSON -- Marvin and Marie nee | Boy) Felstein of Toronto moved|Home at 2 p.m. June 9. Inter- rer) are h 4) ' 4 -- Fiat of a auton, Scamnounce tne el closer to a crack at the Cana-|ment will be in Oshawa Union 7 ozs, on Monday, June 6, 1966, at Osh-|dian heavyweight championship|Cemetery. Rev. A. Woolcock, rector of St, Mark's Anglican awa General Hospital. A sister for Phillip) Monday night with a unanimous Church, will conduct the service, leight round decision over CRYDERMAN Art and Betty (nee Jean Claude Roy of Montreal The members of the women's auxiliary, Royal Canadian Le- piedsed to announce the ar It was an impressive victory @ Lynn, 6 pounds, 14 ounces,| for Felstein, 21, as. Roy, 185, is|}gion, will hold a service at the a General Hospital, on Sun-} . i 946. A sister for Karen (listed as the No;- 1 Canadian|funeral home at 7 p.m. June 8. |heavyweight behind champion} KAUFFELDT Edward and Elaine} George Chuvalo. The 198-pound nee Mountney) are happy to announce! Felstein is No. 2 the birth of their ughter, C ™ : , E and he sree Frae| The win was Felstein's 64, Osh eral Hospi:|conseculive which give record The loss ch: Many thanks to] 19.1.9 |Roy's fourth in 24 fights, | 9.30 IN | | | children and 13 great-grandchil- ) dr | BIRTHS | day HUBERT PEYTON 10th} In failing health for three him ajyears Hubert Peyton, Halliday was|Manor, 620 Bond St. E., died June 6 at the Oshawa General awa tat. A alate is Beckett j Gillen and Rogers; also 4th floor staff, say , the | which grows to more} OBITUARIES 1 of| Mr. $ iB. Also surviving are nine grand- Mean A Fortune| jparts of northern Queensland § rough bush country and'} FOR EASE AND ELEGANCE This coat, by Rodex of has soft raglan shoulders, London, Eng., was designed bacelet-length sleeves and a for ease and elegance. It leather belt, (CP Photo) Getting Along Together : Goal Of YMHA Program By WALTER KREVENCHUK (CP) The Young Men's Hebrew Asso- ciation Community Centre thinks small to achieve youth | program objectives. "The tools that we have to work with are the small group and the program that the small group plans and imple- ments," says associate pro- gram director Arnold Cohen. "By participating with the amall group the member de- velops relationships with other members of that group by sharing equipment, by planning of programs, through joint decisions that are made. By participation in similar experiences there de- velops the ability and skill of getting along with others. "Through this kind of pro- gram we expose the individ. | ual to as large a scope and experience as possible, Mr. Cohen says it is only through offering as wide an experience as possible that you attract as large a mem- bership as possible -- one of the objectives of the Commu. nity Centre. The Winnipeg centre has de- veloped programs that can service youth in an all-around capacity, DUAL APPROACH "In an informal educational setting of small groups, we are able to perpetuate a sense of well-being psychologically and physically so 'that there can be a healthy adjustment and positive approach to the world in which the youth lives and into the world in which he will participate as a re- sponsible and _ contributing Jewish adult citizen." Association program direc- tor Les Marks refers to the centre's program involving 1,800 youngsters ranging in age from nine to 16 as "'pre- ventive social medicine." "It is an attempt to help people, through the way in which they use their leisure time, to maintain or develop themselves as individuals who can live satisfying lives with themselves and others." Mr. Marks says the centre offers two basic kinds of serv- ice to youth aimed at helping them help themselves. Athletic activities of all kinds--should.._help..tham__ac- quire a feeling of physical fit- ness. Professionally - trained group workers plan programs to stimulate guided use of leisure time as a result of which youngsters learn to get along better in their social en- vironment--the world of other people, their values, needs and interests. PARTICIPATION IS KEY The first problem the cen- tre staff recognizes is that to do anything with a youngster he must take part. "Activities must be planned so that participating is more exciting and appealing than watching television, reading comics or spending money for expensive entertainment," Juvenile boys make ham- pers for the Jewish child and family service; 25 groups of 11 and 12-year-old boys and girls take part in an oratori- cal contest --with freedom bondage as the theme. Mr. Marks lists these ad- vantages of small groups: A child learns to share equip: ment and supplies and care for equipment --not because there isn't enough for every- one to have their own but be- cause in practical and sym- bolic terms living is a matter of sharing, caring, giving and taking, both physically and emotionally A child' learns that be ing good doesn't. necessarily mean being best--that being a scholar is as valuable as being an athlete or a folk dancer and that all people with all skills have something to contribute to each other, WINNIPEG Hospital. He was in his 78th! year. | Born Feb. 2, 1889, in New-! | foundland, Mr, Peyton had been 'a resident of Oshawa for 43 years. He was formerly active in the insurance and real estate business. A veteran of the First World War, he served overseas with the Royal Newfoundland Regi-| {ment and was wounded in | action, | Mr. Peyton was predeceased! by his first wife, the former) Maude Beatrice Chalker. He is survived by his econd wife, the former Amanda Fowler; three jsons, Roy of Manchester, Ont.} and Melvin and Rodney of Oshawa and ti grandchildren: ~ | The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 3.15 p.m., June 9. Inter- ment will be in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Rev. John Morris,| |minister of St. Andrew's United |Church, will conduct -- the | service. WILLIAM J. RICHARDS A cook at the Ontario Hos- pital, Whitby, for 24 years, Wil-| liam J. Richards, 1133 King St iE ~died June-6--at-the-Oshawa General Hospital, following a short sickness. He was in his 79th year. Born at Rose Blanch, New- foundland, Feb. 10, 1888, the de- ceased came to Oshawa from North Sydney, Nova Scotia, 42 years ago. Following his retire |ment from the Ontario Hospital staff he served as a_ school guard at the Kendalwood cross- ing. | A member of Kendalwood Seventh-day Adventist Church,} Richards was very active! in young people's work and at! youth camps. Predeceased Aug. 7, 1961, by his first wife, the former Anna- belle Poole, Mr. Richards is| survived by his second wife, the) former Violet Moores and two! daughters, Mrs, Monte Myers (Nina) o fOshawa and Mrs Ronald Ardon (Bea) of Cooks- ville. | Also surviving are two grand- children and six great-grand- children. The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral} Home at 2 p.m., June 8. Inter-! ment will be in Oshawa Union) Cemetery. The service will be) coiducted by Elder A. FE} Milner, assisted by Elder R. A.| atthews. FUNERAL OF CLARENCE M. PENFOUND | The funeral service for Clar-| ence M. Penfound, RR 4, Osh-| awa, who died June 1, at the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital, was held al 2 p.m., June 4, in Courtice United Church. The service was conducted by| Rev. John P. Romeril assisted} by Rev. D. Arscott. Interment} was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. |" | The palPbearers were George! ALL CAN RIDE | Boyce, Donald Clark, D. Staples,| Canada ranks second in the |Alan Strike, Edgerton Clarke|proportion of cars 'to popula- and Jack Penfound tion, with one car for evey 3.3 A masonic service was held-atipeople compared with the the Armstrong Funeral Home at| United States' 2.4 people to each 7 p.m. June 3, by Cedar Lodge. car,