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s §--Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS and OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF LUCY ANNIS, WIDOW, DECEASED. All persons having claims against the Estate of Lucy Annis, late of the Town of Whitby, in the County of On- tario, Widow, deceased, who died on or about the 23rd day of October, 1966, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Personal Representative of the said deceased on or before the 12th day of May, 1967, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the Personal Represen- ative will distribute the as- ets of the said deceased hav- ng regard only to claims of vhich she shall then have otice. F ATED at Oshawo, this 10th lay of April, 1967. DORIS IRENE ANNIS, Executrix, By her Solicitors, MACKEY and BAILEY, 36% King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario. --Auction Sale Auction Sale ATURDAY, APRIL 29 ousehold Furniture, proper- of Estate of the late Mrs. P. Collins, 121 Victoria . W., Whitby, Baseline, op- site County Jail. |' Admiral television, ches- rfield-bed type and chairs, single beds, mattress and rings, 2 double beds com- ete, floor lamp, chest of verware, kitchen table and airs, an accordian, vacumm saner, washing machine, re- gerator, electric stove, floor lisher, electric can opener, any other articles. SALE AT 1:30 P.M. Terms Cash. LOYAL POGUE, Auctioneer Telephone 668-4271 ction Sale property of Mrs. Allin, 102 Elgin St. E., 1awa, Saturday, April 29, 1 P.M. Corner china cup. rd, Kelvinator refrigerator, Clary electric stove, Beatty hing machine, Melody nd piano (small size) twin ls, dresser, library table, tric hedge clippers, an- le cut glass, bedding, 4- ner gas stove, hall tree, les and chairs, 30-gal hot er tank, extension ladder, s, silverware, drapes, hand itings, many more articles numerous to mention, a 37--Auction Sale Auction Sale of IMPLEMENTS M.-F 303 WQRK B' Super Six Fromt_£ Six Foot Bucket FERGUSON 35, 3 point hitch, PTO with Davis Front Loader MASSEY 101 TRACTOR FERGUSON 20-85 with 3 point hitch ' 17. TOOTH CULTIVATOR also full line of Implements with 3 point hitch Quantity of TOOLS, FURNI- TURE and ANTIQUES THE PROPERTY of EARL PASCOE Lot 23, Conc. 1 Whitby Township Go to 4 Corners in Whitby, 1% miles East on No. 2 Hwy. Hopkins St., south to first road going west about VY mile. Watch for BILLS or SIGNS SATURDAY, APRIL 29th MASSEY FERGUSON 303 WORK BULL, with Super Six Front End Loader, Six Foot Bucket FERGUSON 33 -- 3 point hitch -- live power takeoff -- Dovis Front End Loader -- 2 buckets (5-ft. bucket) (3-ft. bucket) and 1 scraper blade MASSEY 101 FERGUSON 20/85 point hitch INT, CULTIVATOR -- 17 toothed -- trail type on rub- ber CASE CULTIVATOR, 17 toothed -- trail type on rub- ber with hydraulic lift FERGUSON 3-POINT HITCH CULTIVATOR FERGUSON 3-POINT HITCH 2-FUR, PLOW 2 WAGONS ON RUBBER 1954 FORD TRUCK -- 3 tons with stock racks and hoist 2 FRONT END MOUNTED FERGUSON SNOW PLOWS BOX-STYLED TWO-WHEEL- LL with Loader, ms 3e (88--Coming Events ----! IN MEMORIA Mus | SUNNYSIDE Monster BINGO TWO JACKPOTS | 52 and 58 $500 in 52 Nos. or less Funeral arrangements floral arrangements . for occasions, 728-6555 we. suggest MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK For courteous advice pl visit the Park Office. 723-2633 | LOCKE'S FLORISTS OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE A-LASTING TRIBUTE For Permanence and dignity BRONZE MEMORIALS and all ease $200 $150 Jackpot $20 PER LINE $50 FULL CARD |staff of floor SF of the. Oshawa Hospital. and expressions of sympathy REGULAR GAMES $20 PER GAME $40 in 17 NOS. or LESS $150 SPECIAL GAMES $50 DOOR PRIZES EARLY BIRD GAME at '7:45 and mother, Mrs. C. Woodman and Dr. McDermott - Panabaker for their kind services. In announced Nos. PIPER -- My sincere thanks to rela- : tives, friends and neighbors for their $25 Consolation Prize cards, flowers, fruit, and gifts during § $10 per both games my stay in the hospital. A special) § thanks to Dr. J. O. Anderson, Dr. R. F.| # Beckett, Reverend J. K. Moffat, and) Ruth Piper. | SHORT -- We wish fo express our |sincere thanks and appreciation to our{ $800 |relatives, neighbors and friends for their| many acts of kindness, floral tributes) time of our bereavement of a dear wife Margaret Short. Our | lthanks to Rev. L. A. Nerton for his com- forting words. Also, our thanks to Dr. J. Lindsay and the Funeral Home "Murray Short and family WARNE -- | wish to thank my rela- tives and friends for the letters, and geod wishes on my 90th birthday. --(Mrs.) Amelia Warne Fs General at the! cards | ADMISSION. $1.00 FUNERALS Every Thursday | sneak: Ge 7:00 and 7:30 P.M. 52 and 58 ONE MUST GO Bus leaving King and Simcoe Sts. 7 and 7:15 p.m. Every Wednesday Jubilee Pavilion April 22, at the Oshawa eral Hospital, was held Anderson Funeral Home. Rev. K. A. Deer, m of Kedron United Church ducted the service. tery. WILLIAM G. H. SCOTT RED BARN | The memorial service for {William George Hamilton Scott, k who died April 22, at the Osh- BUSES LEAVING |twe "Genctal. Haweitat" or| FOUR CORNERS AT _jheld at the Armstrong Funeral] iHome at 2 p.m., April 25. | Arthur D. Sidsworth who died! |p.m:, April 25, at the McIntosh- Interment) was in Oshawa Union Ceme-| Can Transform Window The pallbearers were Donald} |' The service was conducted; Children under 16 not admitted hy Rev. Walter Jackson, min-| ame pes ae jister of St. Paul's Presbyter-| | jian 'Church. Interment was in ' LIONS BINGO Mount Lawn Cemetery. | ~ The pallbearers were Ross Cotton, Charles Eder, George Bs |Rankin, Nat. McClerg, Mel TO NIGHT /Smith and Archie Taylor. HIGH STEPPER | " = Michele Richard, 20, of almost impessible in high Early Bird Game 7:45 FUNERAL OF | Montreal, found _ travel heels. So the curvacious ARTHUR D. SIDSWORTH | through old villages and singer solved the problem JACKPOT The funeral service _for| ancient ruins in Sardinia during a- recent tour of Gen-| -- at .2) inister | » con-| | Glover, Ralph Glover, Grant} Windows are wonderful. But|and nail the side All proceeds to charity Glover, Frank Young, Edward|some older homes have an as- ends of the top piece. IF. Roberts and Norman Wood-|sortment of unrelated windows, To make top of front, cut ajy See Tuesday Ad ward. some tall and narrow, some|piece of plywood or hardboard| ' mah "temo nN Alin erninintan -- i _ is | 'Home - Made Lambrequin LEAGUE LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | ABR H Pet. \Petrocelli, Bos 43 7 17 .395! 'Kaline, Detroit 18 .391} pieces to the'Berry, Chicago 47 small and placed high on the about 12 inches deep and wide| more, 13; Brown, Detroit, 12. Will Win, Eddie Bush, former de- fenceman with Detroit Red Wings, holds the Stanley Cup record for most playoff points by a defenceman, He set the record in 1942, scor- ing one goal and four as- sists. This is how he saw Tuesday night's game, won by Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in overtime against Mont- real Canadiens, By EDDIE BUSH TORONTO (CP)--It will be siege out there Tuesday night. the best hockey I time was. a fantastic exhibi- tion, because both clubs us- ually clam up and play a close- ichecking game. The Canadiens should have jwon it in the first five minutes pe overtime, but then again the | jinto the extra session in the ifirst place. Dave Keon should have put it away for the Leafs with sec onds remaining in regulation time, but: he hit the post. I thought Johnny Bower was terrific in the Toronto nets and Rogatien Vachon also played extremely well for a kid under pressure, | Gilles Tremblay had a full jSeason in that first five minutes lof overtime and was flying everywhere. Keon, as always, was flying all the way through And when -you consider that Bower, Red Kelly and Allen Stanley are all in the 40-age bracket, you have to give them credit for stamina. I don't think we'll see another }game as good as this one even if the series goes seven games. The hardest check of the night was handed out by an old jguy --Stanley when he hit Ri- |chard. And the final shots were |62-54 for Montreal and that's a jlot of hockey considering there jwasn't a penalty after the six- Europe, Africa and Asia with a Canadian entertain- ment group by going bare- foot. minute mark of the third pe- (CP Photo) | riod. American League \ 7 18 .383) Robinson, Bal 42 13 16 .381| Freehan, Detroit 38 7 14 .368) Runs -- F. Robinson, Balti- 46 11 rf By EDWARD R. TYLER A generation ago, strictly for Maple Leafs' Bush Claims :"%'*« Written for The Canadian Press Time 2:09 «5 nip and tuck all the way, but |, ,FOURTH BACH -- Mile pace, claim the Leafs will win the Stanley Girene MacDutf, Boyce 15.50 6.40 Cup because they survive a long |2Trina Lee, Langille This game included some of have ever seen. The first period of over- game should never have gone Trend Of Second Home Growing At Fast Pace second homes--like second cars--were|cwim. hike, golf -- whatever ap- the rich. Today, | i '* : P THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 26, 1967 97 GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS FIRST RACE -- Greenwood Raceway,|Time 2:09 1-5 mile pa 00 ce, claiming purse $8 Also Started: Sailor Mon, Floyd's 1-Solo Water, Marchuk 7.40 11.10 8.30) Honor, A. W. Lee, James R, Gentry and 10.10 6.20'Edem Atom Troy 5.80 S'XTH RACE -- Mile pace, cond.» Also Started: Willor Kim, Dell Humes, Purse $1,500 Sonya Baker Adios, Van's Gift and Ruby 4-Joses Dominion, Mayes 3.40 3.30 2.10 Melody 4-Cheeridale, McRann 3.70 2.10 3-Fast Rodney, Furness 2.1 | SECOND RACE -- Mile trot, claim ng Time. 2:07 3-5 Purse $1,300 Also Started: C.F. Attorney, Brother 4-King C. Lee, Holmes 15.90 6.50 4.00 Noble and Mae Awe 2-Jimmie Mac, Hie 6.90 450 Exactor (6) and (4) Pays $15.70 5-Maston Hanover, Crowe 3.20 Time 2:10 SEVENTH RACE -- Mile Pace, F Also Started: Clement Hanover, Wee purse $1,100 M aS ee Crusader and Mr, Scott Key 8-Direct Dave, Waples 7.70 3.20 3.10 Daily Double (1) and (4) pays $139.50 3-Blaze Oregon, Walker 3.30 290 6-Ma Brown, Geisel $.70 THIRD RACE -- Mile pace, condi- Time 2:08 2-5 tioned purse $1,000 Also Started: Randy Adios, Best Pick, 3-Pearl At'ney, Geisel, Jr.3.20 3.50 3.00 Sparky Expres, Joanie Wilmac and Jan's 4Colone! Cole, Curran 7.30 4.80 Magic 8-Success Pride, Anderson 3.90 EIGHTH RACE -- Mile trot, cond,, Also Started: Lea Honod, Laura Wal purse $1,500 va Sultan, Demetryus and Quildine 7-Kimbo,. Wai 5.30 4.70 2.70 I-Irish Valley, "Alexander 640 3.00 6-Penny Coelen, Findley 2.20 Purse $800 Time 2:09 3-5 3.50 Also Started: Lady Ezra Bucky Song, 420 3.00 Madam Victor and Our Patricia 5-Oral_ Hi, Davies 2.70 Time 2:10 } NINTH RA -- Mit Also Started: Demo Van, Horatius. purse $1,500 és ae Et Union Scott, Aipha's Den and Ida How- 2-Wise Old Wick, Feagan40.00 15.30 9.50 erd l-Amber Chief B., Kopas 4.20 5.50 4-Bryan H. Direct, Hawke 8. FIFTH RACH -- Mile pace, claiming Time 2:07 1-5 Purse $1,000 Pass Port, Curran 15.90 7.10 5.10 Also Started: Henrietta Sue, David 7-Pine Hill Lila, Furness 4.10 3.50 Baron, Brigden Boy, Santa Raider and 4Crystal Duke, Hicks 4.20 Success Jan | FORT ERIE ENTRIES THURSDAY, APRIL 27 CLEAR AND FAST Balmoral, Green XXX107 |Sea of Grace, Gubbins 115 Contess Di Guerra, Fitzsimmons 112 cs Spicy Mahn, Dittfach 115 FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,200, Maid-|" Aigo Eligible: Russiin, Dittach 112; en three-year-old fillies, foaled in Can Dianfab, No Boy 112; Bay Roman, eda. 6 Furs Roguish Princess, Goldberg XXX108 Miss Waldemar, Gordon 118 Weight Watcher, Barroby 118 Ten Jays, Grubb X113 Burnt Offering, Griffo X119 Pat's Honey, Brownell X113 Walsh 115; Rues Admiral, McComb 115; Surfer Joe, No Boy 120; Spring Comet, Bowcut 120 A--Willow Downs Farm and Dane Hill Acres entry Strateo, Kornblum XX111 FOURTH RACE--Purse $2,100. Ci aul 100. Claim. Monessa, Fitzsimmons 118 f ey , Edashara, Thomas XXX108 4 > Four-yeer-olds: and up. 6 Added Luxury, Bell X113 Jol! Gray Brat, No Boy 118 lolly Monarch, Fitzsimmons 112 Mays Relic, Armstrong 115 Piedall, Werry 112 Gay Pageant, DitHach 112 Shining Mark, Walsh 119 Roman Pride, Griffo X105 Bengal, Werry 115 SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maid en three-year-old fillies, foaled in Can ada (Divn. of Ist 6 Furs Glitter Mountain, Thomas XXX108 Winshot, Walsh 118 (EXACTOR WAGERING) Run Around Sue, Hinojosa 118 Lator " e wu ti VION ive betes Vib FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim Spangle Miss, Barroby .118 Ing (3000), Three-and -- four-year-old, Cloudy Mist, Robinson 118 foaled in Canada. 6 Furs Young Gerry, No Boy 118 Thunder Jay, No Boy 112 |Butternut Bay, Griffo X113 Gambari, Steve 112 Shelley's Roman, No Boy 107 Windy Mahan, Buisson 123 Amberlane, Kelly X107 Maple Beauty, Deal Around, McLeod XXX108 Platts XXX108 Wally Rondon, McComb 118 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000 laiming | King Rico, Grubb X107 ($000), Maiden two-year-olds. 4% Furs |Grand Jive, Buisson 114 Golly Solly, Gomez A-120 Romany Schell, No Boy 117 Federal Grant, Griffo X11§ |Anuwar, Dittfach 107 Tiger Court, Gomez A-120 Flying Ky., Coombs X107 | Rujvann, No Boy 112 Josephine G., Griffo X112 Phantom Pepper, Grubb X115 'Also Eligible: Count O'War, Inou' Moon Joy, Inouye 115 ; 122; Page Day, No Boy 107; ony | Anne Agnes, Coombs X112 |Band, Griffo X109; Monisteo, Fitzsim- 'Mutuel Choice, No Boy 115 mons 122; Your Lizanno, Armstrong . Rouen '% ~ |109; Ruling Monarch, Gorden 112, SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow. ances, Three and four-year-olds. ¢ Furs Pousse Cafe, Dittach 105 |Garden's Ace, Griffo X120 Devivar, Elliott 112 | Tammy's Ringo, Barroby 119 |Line Charger, Dittach 114 Alberta Sunshine, Coombs X105 | (EXACTOR WAGERING) {daily routine, an opportunity to, SEVENTH RACH -- | : Allowances, three-' and enjoy the things you like doing | (oivn of ah). 6 Furs \best. It means a chance to fish, |Capt'n Roo, Walsh 108 Merry Arctic, Turcotte 110 Dootball, Gubbins 110 Star Tudor, Purse $2,600, four-year-olds peals to you most. *' No Boy 110 ms cash. --- Myles King, ey a Bi MONI Gh the wall. Standard window treat-jenough to just cover the sides) Runs batted in--Frechan, 14;\™ore than ever before, Ameri-\ic an absolute must for maxle Land Office, Grito x114 tioneer, 725-3039, Osh FLAT. DECK 6x 9 2-WHEEL- Wealth, specials" and Tacko Be adele Women Curlers ment on such windows make ae frame. Nail and glue to edges | Robinson, Baltimore, 12. can families are investing in the|mum enjoyment. selec, Ro oes : ED TRAILER RUMMAGE SALE at Simcoe Street, \decorative mish-mash. jof frame at top. Cut sides of] Wits--Berry and Kaline, 18, |future. And one of the most at-| and building materials with this Saeed RTM RAT ee eee ee ia Hane Orr | ' ; Even in new homes, windows) front 6'- 8 inches wide and long) Doubles -- Johnstone, Cali-|tTactive investments around is|thought in mind. A house that EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,100, DISCS, 8-ft. on rubber RUMMAGE SALE ip womrest 5 ULIE Main Bod can be a problem. A big picture/enough to reach from top piece|fornia, 5; Five players tied|the second home. It pays divi-| runs itself will leave you free to Claiming (4000). Four-year-olds and up litiont! Auction Sales ' agen Andrew's United Church on Friday, y window may have an unattrac-|tc floor. Glue and nail into with 4 {deeds bed gerah fate relaxa-| make the most of your leisure, |{2'¥".,of jit Oe Files n IL April 28 at 1.30 p.m. . tive view or let in too much|place, then glue or staple a) Triples -- F. Robinson, Balti-|tion, at the same time that i | Your home should be a house; Shining Wings, Griffo X102 "i 7 \ SET OF HARROWS -- 3 sec- 39--Notices © ens toa ee glare, or a series of corner|small piece of 4" plywood over! more. Yastrzemski, Boston, 'and| increases in value over the/for all seasons. Aside from its Do etigs Ke tee a : PLY\ D RACKS FOR ' ha tio see ne Sa ue oe za casements may be hard to/back of joints where sides meet!/Knoop, California, 2. jyears. Jobviously increased real estate /suitan's Treat, Brewnell XX100 Coming Events FAL TON TRUCK Seaton eres or biter' ond wil. ielad te Canede wih conbe Pe handle decoratively. |top of front piece. Be sure these' Home runs--F. Robinson, Bal-| The trend toward second--0r) value, a fully winterized sum-|River Party, No Boy Ns PORTABLE WATER PUMP---- liam: Streets. Open for business 4rI93 999 members, announced Tues.| One way to solve window Cleats are set in at least 1' jtimore, 5; Freehan and Sale ce ae A td mer home, ready for use at any [paar Goran ty | 14" pull rebuilding, Telephone 728-8473. lday it has withdrawn from the|Problems -- camouflage a diffi-/from edges so they won't show.|4, : ee ay ree y ih eal years. ! time of year, means that your)x_s5 ibs AAC; XX--7 Ibs AAC; XXXce FEED and WATER TROUGHS ' cult window, tie two small) If front is to have a shaped) Stolen hases--Agee, Chicago| Statistically speaking, there are home fits into. your schedule 19 tbs Aac. BINGO for chen i, WISCONSIN ENGINE with | JAYCEES HORIZONTAL HYDRAULIC APRIL SPECIAL You may post TIME 2 PM DRILL with 50 ft. of 3-in. The announcement was made|Windows of different sizes look|draw on a piece of sturdy paper, Pitching (2 decisions)--Bar-|U-S. today, and by 1970 the num-|-- 60 ft of dell redkend | BANCHUK -- Danny and Catherine | group. lers the top and both sides of the|/@Y lambrequin on floor, front) ter, Kansas City, Downing, New |e growth is at a rate of auger, " | ' Arbon vcas ate ; | lelatton, Ladies' Curling ASS0- | dows together or make two|edge, decide on the design, then| and Campaneris, Kansas City, 5.|1:410,000 second homes in the! around the calendar, BIRTHS ; ' lali i suc nw i 5 ¥ ; ber is expected to reach an even| ; | , ' ing| alike -- is to use a Jambrequin. such as brown wrapping paper, | ber, Baltimore, Rohr, Boston, p |e" ; of the"southern provincial This isa wide tame that ene. |¥¢H can be houht byte ro orion Chicago, Aker and Hum mare Tepecabie two mion! OSHAWA TIMES PATTERNS | t ; ; | over it wi | York , Jashing-|125,000 per year and in the last|. ial cr then kone Daly Sees cn, irs: 3, Buttery, newly-|window, the curtains and drap-|UP» 8nd cover half of it with ele ae Washing, acunar Garter ihe Adnmher Hae : 4 bits, powered with Wisconsin [arrival of their son, Danny | : " ee Te ae /paper. Craw and cut out. the H Tuesday, April 18, 1967, at the Oshawa elected president of the south-jeries: hanging within it, like a : : increas _ ae | i | rede rg A > 3 , | ; ; ae F "lave. reased 60 per cent. Geogra- engine |General Hospital. special thanks to Dr./ 9 association, said in a tele-'cornice with sides 'that extend Pattern for just one side, then| Strikeouts--McDowell, Cleve-|incre pP era HAND CORN PLANTER Mcliveen and fourth floor staff. 250 TOMATO CRATES | BIRD GUN WITH STAND | |trac design on that side ofjland, 23; Brunet, California, and|Phically, the bulk of the second| to the floor. A lambrequin can/ trace the. | » 23; et, a, | : 4 cee dr jlambrequin. Reverse _pattern!p, Chance, Minnesota, 22, |homes built up to now have been be painted or covered with fab- located in the northeastern and |phone interview from her home in Oakville that there are two i ric fone » _jand trace it on the other. side.| O JACKPOTS tance cusiry woos, | DEATHS ner present renunonsjnd i ine™ edges cane tat a raw to cu the de) Natal Leage [antes at tn T ss rd sesh apes 2 é sign, AB RH Pet,|'TY, in Ski areas, a _the beaches T' SPARE PARTS oly Sen Seproeeaiatives Tae emer Put. & HAETH M0)" sam rubber. paddiue li to Brock, St. Louis 55 12 25 .455/8Nd in the mountains. But the TURNIP DRILL each province may attend the|Suit the style of the room's fur- SCRAP IRON | annial national mesting of the(nishings, |be used, cut it out to fit over|p. Dayis. NY 35 8 14 |mobile home which has dominat- Kindness beyond Price, yet jedges and glue to lambrequin.|Maveroski, Pgh 36 5 14 3a9(¢4 the Arizona and Florida area [H MUST GO aries ; niati 5 i ; : Nose CHEV. TRUCK a" Wiiia tegen at el sie Lah erage vole ng EDGES NEED TRIM Use masking tape to attach'R Allen, Pha 42 9 16 "3a |is now getting competition from HORSE SLEIGHS GERROW with three-quarters of the prey. For a finished look, it's bestjedges inside and at back of willis, Pittsburgh 40 5 15 3751'S permanent counterpart. $500 2 TARPAULINS | APEL ince's membership. wanted an-|t0. use trim -- braid, tassels, /frame. : _ |Phillips, Chicago 32 2 .375| The home - away - from - N 50 NOS. OR LESS QUANTITY of LUMBER ond |FUNERAL CH nual representation while the|ftinge or gimp -- around the! If fabric or self - adhesive Runs--Harper, Cincinnati and home concept is hardly a new FENCE POSTS and POLES ; one. Emperor Tiberius beat the 4 BOXES, 4' x 5' x 68" edges, especially since it is al-| paper is to be used, cut it to Brock 12. |Roman heat on the cliffs of 390 KING STREET WEST | most impossible for an amateur|cover front, top and sides, leay-| Runs batted in--Brock, 17; D | Telephone 728-6226 Ontario association, with four zones, wanted representation $200 TIRES e to apply the covering perfectly.jing an additional 2" allowance} i a : 'py.{Capri, and in the 1760's, King 51 NOS. OR MORE 3 CHAINS | STAFFORD alternated each year. lIn e thilered room, a simple around both inside and outside oo and McCay Louis XV built Le Petit Trianon, ER LINE BOTH GAMES 2 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS BROTHERS LTD DROPPED SPONSOR |gimp in a matching color willledges. At corners and curves,|"°T: 5t ud ite .,. |a modest palace near Versailles, STONE BOAT pet ae The southern Ontario groupjdo, but for a room with period/snip fabric to edge of lambre-| Hits--Brock, 25; Pinson, Cin-\fo, his beloved Madame de SET of ROLLERS, 8° x 2 Authorized Deolers was also critical of the decision |decor, tassels, fringe or braid|quin to permit shaping and fit-|cinnati, 20. | Pompadour, F Be es 4 $175 OIL STOVE with TANK ROCK OF AGES to drop Dominion Stores Ltd.jis more appropriate at the in-jting. Tack .oc staple edges to! Doubles -- Helms, Cincinnati,! american business magnates % dri NT! . ; ; fi 5 , ackpot game pe el 5 ged lady jel Nap raea! tas as sponsors of the Canadian|ner edges, with a plain gimp/back of frame. : T. Davis, New Ybrk, 5. of the 19th century vied with one $20 per line plus SHOVELS, FORKS, HOES, etc. | se ane Ont. . women's championships. The|around the angle where the) Apply trim to form a design, Triples -- B. Williams, Chi-|another in building spectacular ; first full card, olso CUTTER ' company was dropped as spon- front meets top and sides. jor cover inside and outside cago, 3; Phillips 2. |summer "cottages" at Saratoga 2 BUGGIES /Sor after this year's champion-| 4 design made of trim can| edges of front with trim. If 'rim! Home runs--Brock, 6; R. Al-|Springs, N.Y., and Newport, $500 SURREY sacri {ship in Montreal. |be substituted for a shaped is fairly thick, staples won't'ien, D. Johnson, Cincinnati, and/R.I. with cost' no object. But N 50 NOS. or LESS MAIL BOX | ciation, said the national group) sori] sawtooth, or scallop de- press trim on, using finishing! i Ai A" cre handeliers far sh Nae vps ad 2 WHEELBARROWS | BLASKO -- In loving memory of a(Will continue its work on next/cion. | snails here and there to hold it ee oe ae Penile, 3, 'i Soni sea icc le taviene oo wie OU IStetko, whe, saeved Fy ie Figes, Season's championship, which| Lambrequins are easy to in place while glue dries. Pitchiae 2 eecil ied san on adaptable, practical home Five $30 Games foe GUN | eating Sas ne Sheds A {will be held in Winnipeg. _ __|make with simple tools -- ham-| Attach rods_ inside lambre-| son, St. Louis, 3-0; Six tied with lank vou can" build" whenever! In perfect peace, he awaits us all, We certainly won't dissolve} mer and saw, plus a jigsaw if quin, and secure it to the wall| 2-0. besoccate : as pee STROLLER Where God will link the broken chain |pen. io? A »?P U8 jau ; poe f . |your lot may be. Such. plans} rly Bird Game 7:45 As one by one we meet again, |because of . this," she said.!tne inner edges are to be with two angle irons screwed to| Strikeouts -- Nolan, Cincin- should give you a maximum of| PLAY PEN |--Ever remembered by daughter Mary,|'This is an internal problem in-| if top of box and to the wall. |nati, 25; Gibson, 23. ltiunctione vest | ; |shaped, and a staple gun if top functional space at the lowest nae son-in-law thor and grandchildren. volving the Ontario associa-| available. | Curtains and draperies can|j------HH--_----. nicttble toee kan fnelats| MISSION $1.00 PLES | CRYDERMAN -- In memory of a dear| tion." Materials needed include a'be hung either before or after : i | for tractors 12 x 25 GARAGE president of the Canadian _IN MEMORIAM husband, Malcolm, who passed away; In Sudbury, Lynn Beaver,| 4, In Winnipeg, Lura McLuckie, edge if jigsaw work seems too! Show, but if it is delicate, apply MeCovey, San Francisco, 4. SS0-!complicated. Or you can try a/glue to lambrequin edges and most vacation home plans these Stolen bases--Brock, 5; Har- days leave the marbled halls SPORT BRIETS (tory und a hatte ot tye i - | ; : 4" x 8' piece hardb or|the box is attached to the wall. in' DOOR PRIZES CHINES ner Ne Prise Be a ae away, president of the Ontario ass0-|1,0"oyword ie ies gird BA some cases, lambrequins are DISCUSS MERGER ling and reasonably-priced con-! EASY SQUARES ANTIQUE PLOW Your pipe, aad: dent, erutted slipoars, gg Mad ge meat onli yx 4" furring for top and|used alone or with just window NEW YORK (AP)--A possi-| struction. They are homes that ; BLOCKS Lest pain at constant sight of them pe sag h res gis re sides, plus paint, paper or fab-|shades. Shades can he decor-| Ghetese Sith tha Westen Ate designed for the kind of life By ALICE BROOKS rs A r 27 DRUMS Should break our hearts with missing wouldnt withdraw? Sl said, rie and trim, tacks or staples, /ated with the same fringe or Hockey EE GREES discussed|we lead today -- easy, relaxed,| Toss jacket over sleeveless " p ° NUTS ond BOLTS seep |_-adty' missed by wie Daisy. "T can't say too much now. {|slue and finishing nails for ee ane used on the Mey Tenday by American Hockey|gracious without ostentation, (dresses or wéar shell with | at the DRILL 13 hoe. Ditch Witch, | ERYDERMAN -- In memory of ¢)will have to talk to bur secre-|@cmng, trim, erie cee and an AHL) When you are studying plans.|Skir1s or slacks. eye GREAT SHAPE! a Trencher, 4 ft. depth, 3" cut, gear, 926", ,uuslcolm who Passed sway itary and I will probably hear he Abebes 1p) Gaver a Gadinine | spokesman said: "There should/keep in mind your reasons for gay squares. Easy to pick-up By ANNE ADAMS lee Pavilion TAR BOT TOs Winrtore tinee'tae whee tine (nm Canadian associa-lro7 instance, use wider rurrine STANLEY CUP. a ogee Perselab May [building a a eaeat pome, the kind) while you. watch TV or travel.| Going to a party? Go in fashe TAR POT, 10 gal. Propane But in His wisdom God hes planned Hon, |for top and sides. A thin pad- ip NO Bones econ. weriof lot you, Have. in. mind, the! Use 3-ply fingering yarn. Pat-jion's great shape -- the flared Dept., 60 Front Street West, To- "j) lh Py ; Filled Beyond to see. : NADI RESS |taken during the one-day meet-/kind of life you want to live.|,°° 2PY finse rm : : SES LEAVING 32 FT, EXTENSION LADDER: | This 'des of remembrance sadly re- babi! a ba ees By THE. CANADIAN PRESS ling of the AHL's board of gov-|Certainly your interests and re-|'°™M, 7008: Gee oho we en -- -- ni CORNERS at '7:00 Witoat. fareeell bet Igy ail Auto Parts Fire, ee 'tinished look : EAST jernors, Jack Button, the cir-iquirements will vary greatly each pattern ns grr . | pique i ; _-- od 715 PM: Owner or ouctioneer not re- | To be with us in the same old way ee : Kingston Aces, Drummond-|cuit's publicity director, said.|from those of your friends; the nlease) to Alice Brooks. c ait Printed Pattern 4742; Misses' # lee P sponsible for any accident |_2yi9 26 on Seared ater Deen and 10 Left Jobless HOW TO DO IT ville Eagles Button added that anotherireasons for building are asimne Oshawa Timne Needlecraft |Sizes 10, 12, 14 16, 18, 20 Size eturning after Bingo on day of sale. * son-in-law Al Squelch, Decide on the height and meeting will be held around the varied as are choices of struc- tly it siniibke Ee akin iG ire , 14 requires 25g yards 54+in ture and building site./But there ronto 1, Ontario. Ontario ei tabrig te adacy are certain general concepts tol dents add 3c sales tax. Print} FIFTY CENTS (50c) in coins plainly PATTERN NUMBER, |(no Stamps, please) for each NAME, ADDRESS. {pattern. Ontario residents add FUTURE GAMES TONIGHT Kingston. at Drummondville (Drummondville leads best-of-| seven Eastern final3-1) {(AP)--England's Johnny Pres- first of next month, WINS BOUT ON POINTS : . OTT gaint keep in. mind: NOTTINGHAM, England| Your home should be organic. width of the lambrequin. Re- member, it can be made high to increase the apparent height of a low window, or wide to WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- Ten men, half the total staff, are out of work because of a fire in an auto parts firm in nearby La- KEMP -- In loving memory of @ dear mother and grandmother, Annie Louise. A wonderful mother, woman and aide; One who was better, God never made. A wonderful worker, loyal and true, Inder 16 Not Admitted 4 | ob SAB a nN : Sale at 1 p.m. ction Sale 3 NO RESERVE, One in a million, that, mother .was| Salle, make two windows look like oie It should grow as your family; 219 ' MOST | BEAUTIFUL/3c sales tax. Pr y : ae ; : : ; EST cott survived a cut eye and a : ; | MOS y UL |8c sales tax. Print plainly SIZE, end ee ee justin your judgment, always right, |, Firemen said the fire, whichjone, The draperies and curtains Nelson 'ian Leafs, Calgary-|late battering to outpoint Italy's|#rOwS, and when the children'NEEDLECRAFT DESIGNS in|NAME, ADDRESS. STYLE le of Bakin Honest and liberal, ever upright, jdamaged two zinc die - casting}will cover the entire area with- Sinks ' 8 [Giulio Saraudi in a 10-round|@te on their own; the home youlnew 1967 Needlecraft Catalog! |NUMBER. 9 TERMS CASH A°wondertul mother, thet mother wes and @ plastics machine of the|in the frame, hiding architec-|SPUr' heavyweight bout Monda y|build today should serve as a)Two free patterns, knit, crochet| Send order to ANNE ADAMS, day, April 29th Mendler Manufacturing Co. Ltd.|tural irregularities. FUTURE GAMES comfortable retirement home to-|fashions, everything. 25c. care of The Oshawa Times, |--Levingly remembered: by Bud night, Prescott weighed 191% Mars:/hegan Monday when flaming oil| Cut two equa' pieces of fur- TONIG | i si |morrow. Since you'll want this} Sensational nl -| Dattor " t i i 5 y INIGHT | nds d the Italian 20614. ' 7, | sensational, new value. Book|Pattern Dept., 60 Front Street STEPHEN'S ALVIN a aha dl aad con me jfrom a ruptured die - casting|ring for the sides. These should) Nojcon at Galbary (Calganyite: sie e Le home to figure in your future,jof Prize AFGHANS has 12 com-|West, Toronto 1, Ontario. TED CHURCH é FARMER eed orn Bert Rays machine spread. through the joveoety suarene. ithe Com leads best-of-five Western final pty apr gel ibd gg Poreg LR ke mater plete patterns. Beginner - easy papiing's Fashions are a JOY j ssed April 26, 1964. * . " : ee 'pas : : knit, crochet. '60c. |F ALL SIZES! See 115 Oe Street North Auctioneer WNothing Styp liblag, bog ty | A company spokesman said|piece for the top, subtracting elt ~~. high-scoring forward from Iro-|reap the benefits for years to} Museum Quilt Book 2 -- com-|styles, two free hat in Taunton Road Fond Meroticn line en, day, (damage may total $30,000. The the total thickness of the two) TAKING ON THE ICE |quois Falls, Ont., was elected come. Iplete patterns for 12 superb|fabrics, accessories in new 1:00 P.M, PHONE GORMLEY Remembrance keeps him near. firm manufactures speedometer|side pieces from the desired) This year's North Pole ex-|Monday captain of the North-} Your home should require|heirloom quilts. 60c. Spring - Summer Pattern Cata- Proceeds for 887. 5311 es ee vi touiry om |cable nuts used by Ford of Can-|width of the lambrequin to ar- pedition is the first Ragga ye a University hockey|minimum maintenance, Vaca-| Bargain! Quilt Book 1 -- 16 log. Gift Coupon for: free pab +H Building Fund x Mrs, W. Niedzielskt and brother Roger.jada Ltd. rive at the right length. Glue/expedition since Peary's in 1909./team, tion time means a break fromlcomplete patterns. 6c. tern in Catalog. Send 50c. Pethick--Auctioneer : ' 4 . , ? :