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oms for Rent R RENT, furnished or central. Apply 31 Shei D room, 368 Pine Avenue and Close to shopping centre, elephone 723- 5522. D BEDROOM, semi-private entraliy located, bus stop at Gentleman only, $8 weekly, 125-7273, 1G room, ground floor, pri- close to bus line and General ntleman preferred. No meals, nings. t RENT in bachelor's home, vileges, parking. Telephone r 5 p.m. m5 rnished rooms, with bathe ale entrance, laundry facil- free. Suitable for three. Lo ~~ Division. Telephone 5.30 or anytime week- D bed-sitting room for vate home. Apply 490 raenor ym, furnished. Close to buses, cated. Parking conveniences, 23-9589. mfortab! ant alsin lable. "olla ictchon ged Near negh General town. Aberdeen »m and Board 3LE ROOMS d BOARD Apply: Division St. for lady or gentleman, board in quiet home, with a, 922 King Street Socvh, 7. om and board tor indies or Telephone 728-3350. ATION available for male ling to share, five- or seven- snches packed, laundry done. 25-6185, BOARD available for < ae packed. Parking. "EAST, §7 -- Room and man to share, close eto north Mleges, parking. ) BOARD for gentlemen, 'ed. Telephone 725-9843. BOARD for one Sere hare room. Close to down- and Park Road area. Tele- 55. E ROOM with boi r or young lady in quiet home, s. Telephone 723-2481 after "BOARD, or room only, for ear north GM plant. Lone ix days a week, Phone 725- . BOARD, gentleman pre- or seven days, private none 728-2742. nted to Rent | REA, | three-bedroom me occupancy. Write wa Times. ROOM required by gentle- t two or three times each 19 required. Willing to per- services, Write Box 67293, BS. single Box HREE - BEDROOM house ouple with one smail 'child. ne 1, Telephone 728-3024. For ue <ambler Kings ville & Peterborough AY SALE han Toronto Prices, ; Rate Financing. 3,000 Mile Warranty. - 60 Months To Pay. 40 SELECT CARS CHOOSE FROM. TRENT TO SALES LTD. t. E., Bowmanville 623-3305 ROBINSON 5 WANTED sh prices in town ' wrecking purposes. All. hours. 6 52 Wayne St. RE CASH * a 30--Automobiles For Sale 30--Automobiles for Sale UK USED CARS 1965 CHEV IMPALA -- 2 door hardtop, V-8 automatic, radio, P.S. and P.B. white- walls. Aqua exterior, light seer interior. Sharp car, Lic. 1965 CORVAIR -- 2 door hardtop, automatic, radio, whitewalls, low mileage, one owner car, Lic. 56496E. 1965 CHEV IMPALA -- 4 door sedan, V-8 automatic, radio, P.S. and P.B. 37,000 original miles. Clean car. Lic. 82124E. 1964 CHEV IMPALA -- 4 door sedan, V-8 automatic, radio, P.S. and P.B. Yellow exterior, brown interior. Sharp cor, Lic, J76887, 1964 OLDS F85 -- 2 door, V-8 automatic, radio, 39,000 miles, yellow exterior, block interior, bucket seats. -Lic. 586318. 1964 PARISIENNE -- 2 door hardtop, V-8 automatic, radio, P.S. and P.B. Diplomat blue with light blue interior, 38,000 miles. Must be seen. Lic, 302454, 1964 CHEV BEL AIR -- sedan, 6 cylinder automatic, radio, 43,000 miles. Owner's name on request. Lie, 56498E, 1962 ACADIAN -- 2 door hardtop, 6 cylinder autome- tic, radio. Economical second car, Lic. 56493E. 1962 CHEVY -- 4 door Bis. : cylinder automatic. One wner car. Good family car. tie. 575974, 1964 VAUXHALL VIVA --~ Clean car. Lic. J87240, 1961 PONTIAC -- 2 door Strato Chief, V-8 a 36--Legal 36--Legal 38--Coming Events Saturday Only BRAND NEW TRIUMPH SPITFIRE MK. II SPORTS we TO TRENT Auto Sales Ltd. King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3305 "Nobody Undersells Trent' 1964 PONTIAC, two.- door hardtop, ily automatic, FM-AM nae a conditi $1,795 or best offer. MUST SELL -- B soa se '65 Chevro- let Impala, convertible, 283 engine, auto- matic transmission, power steering and brakes, "FM radio, rereerenr: Positraction rear end, 723-7829. 1960 METEOR six-cylinder, automatic, four-door sed: crete $275. Telephone 3763686 or 725-8540. '67 CHEVROLET 1) Impala, 1 fwodeor hare: hard- top, vinyl roof, 327, power accessories. Sell or trade on late model. 728-9737, 6-9. SAVE DOLLARS! cars, "55's and up. Terms arranged. R. Bloor East. 1959 OLDSMOBILE, runs well, a body and tires, very clean. Lady driven. Ask- ing $350. Will take older car as part Payment. 668-5071, 1961 WOLESLEY, 699 series, automatic. $400 or nearest offer. Reconditioned motor. In excellent condition. Telephone Several good used Trades Lanny B. Motor Sales, 509 '63 RAMBLER, no down payment, $10 per week, radio, one owner. Wellman's, 728-7351. 1966 MUSTANG in excellent condition. Automatic six aie radio, 10,000 miles. Telephone 668. | 1965 WHITE MUSTANG t Taresaeed slick stick | ft, priced, Telephone 576-3236 anytime. '61 OLDSMOBILE Starfire convertible, Power steering, brakes, seat, windows, Wunderbar radio and rear speaker, new body and paint job. Complete new ex- haust system, Rain tires. Car in A-1 con- dition, Blue interior and exterior. Tele- phone 728-6760 or 723-6785 or apply 295 Sharbot Street after 5. 1957 DODGE, V-8, automatic, excellent body, radio, needs minor repair. $125. Apply 115 Annis Street. 1958 BUICK, hardtop, automatic, good tires, runs good, needs minor body work. Best offer. Ajax 942-2413. 1961 RAMBLER Classic, standard sedan, redie, good shape. Will accept trade. e 725-8602. mn 156 CHEVROLET six, automatic, un- usually good gta ti Must be seen! $295. Telephone 7: FORD MOTOR, wt an cuble inches), rebuilt, only 3,000 miles ago. i able. 668-4430 evenings. a a am 1959 METEOR, four - jard, good condition, $295. Toles ae 1963 %63 CHEVROLET Impala, convertible, in excellent condition. $1,500 cash, Call 668-8224, Whitby 1956 FORD Country Squire wagon. Wood redagals 8 a gtinige aes ané runs well, Radio. $95. 668-50 OT SELL, '65 taken convertible. New car condition. $2,100 or best offer. V-8, automatic, radio, turquoise, match- Ing Interior, 34,000 miles, 668-3951. '@ OLDSMOBILE -- ~ hardtop, hie pe 29-144, No down $a "mony Stalker tar King. Street Motors, 137 King treet Wes! 61 MORRIS Oxford ane » nee cence X7116, Good "eli wie $295 or 18 sg nt or $20. eo Starner tors, 137 King sieht e Can tor Sale" ir = door radio, whitewalls, new paint, elean ear. Lic, J73578. 1961 PONTIAC -- 4 door Strato Chief, 6 cylinder, auto- matic, radio, new paint, good tires. Lic. H73981. NO REASONABLE %& VOLVO and PEUGOT te MERCEDES BENZ General Repair and Auto-Electric Service Jake and Bill's Garage 449 Ritson Rd. South Oshawa 728-0921 ZOLTAN and NICK'S Your Authorized Datsun THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA NOTICE OF STREET CLOSING TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa at its meeting to be held on Monday the 15th day of May 1967 at 7:30 p.m, at the Council Chambers, City Hall, Oshawa, intends 'to pass a by-law to close up part of Athol Street West and that part of Gliddon Avenue established by by-law number 3679 of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa. 1, The portion of Athol Stre described as follows: et West which is to be closed is ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land ond premises situate, lying and being in the City of Osh- awa, in the County. 'and Province of Ontario, being composed of part of Athol Street as shown on McGregor Plan "C' as registered in the Registry Office for the said County of Ontario, the boundaries follows: of said parcel are described as PREMISING that the West limit of Centre Street has a bearing of North 18 degrees 29 minutes 40 seconds West and relating all bearings herein thereto; COMMENCING at the South Eost angle of Lot 8, Block B as shown on said McGregor Plan "C"; THENCE South 72 degree: s 30 minutes 20 seconds West in and along the South limit of Lots 8, 7 and 6, Block B of said Plan a distance of 374.68 feet to a point; THENCE South 18 degrees 29 minutes 40 seconds Eost a distance of 66.00 feet to C-5, Sheet 21, Plan 335; a point in the North limit of Lot THENCE North 72 degrees 30 minutes 20 seconds East a distance of 374.68 feet t © the North East angle of Lot 5, Block E of said McGregor Plan "'C"; THENCE North 18 degrees 29 minutes 40 seconds West a distance of 66.00 feet to the point of commencement. The portion of Gliddon Avenue os established by by-law 2, number 3679 of The Corporati is to be closed is described as ion of the City of Oshawa which follows: ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and" being in the City of Osh- awa, in the County and Province of Ontario, being composed of that part of Gliddon established by-law 3679 Avenue in the City of Oshawa, of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa the boundaries of the said parcel are described as follows: PREMISING the bearing of Farewell Street as shown on said Plan. No, 302 to be North 17 degrees 34 minutes West and relating oll bearings herein thereto; COMMENCING at the South East angle of Block "A" Plan 302 THENCE South 84 degrees 41 minutes 45 seconds West 278 feet 82 inches more or less to a point in the West- erly limit of Block "A" Plan 302 (being also the easterly limit of Guelph Street) distant northerly along said West- erly limit 59 feet 5% inches from an iron bar found mark- ing the South West angle of Block "A" Plan 302; THENCE North 17 degrees 35 minutes 15 seconds West along the easterly limit inches; of Guelph Street, 67 feet 61% THENCE North 84 degrees 41 minutes 45 seconds East 278 feet 734 inches more or less to a point in the Easterly limit of Block "A" Plan 302 distant Northerly in such limit along the Westerly limit of Farewell Street 67 feet 612 inches from the point of commencement; THENCE i along Street 67 feet commencement. the Westerly limit of Farewell 6¥4 inches more or less to the point of hr harali the part of Athol Street West and the part of Avenue as established Corp: tic of the City of Osha by by-lew number 3679 of The wa to be closed are on file and may be examined at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Oshawa, Ontario. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE Council shall hear in person or any person who claims that his by the by-laws DATED AT OSHAWA THIS 2 that at the said meeting the by his counsel, solicitor or agent land will be prejudicially affected and who applies to be heard. Ist DAY OF APRIL, A.D. L. R. BARRAND, ESQ. City Clerk, 50 Centre Street OSHAWA, Ontario. 1967 SHRINE CIRCUS FRI. & SAT. May 12, 13 Tickets available at: Harry's Barber Shop, 23 Bond St. E., Uni Royal Centre, 17 Park Rd. S., Guide Realty Ltd., 16 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Shrine Club, 1626 Simcoe St. N. Performances, Fri. 4 p.m. -- 8 p.m. Sat. 2 p.m. -- 8 p.m. Downtown and Shopping Centre. Special buses. Fri. 3:30, 4:00 and 7:30 p.m. Sat. 1:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. BINGO AT U.A.W,A. HALL SATURDAY, "-- 13th 7:30 P 20 GAMES, $10 A GAME 4 GAMES OF $20., $30., , $50., ONE GAME $150: JACKPOTS: SHARE THE WEALTH BINGO ORANGE TEMPLE SATURDAY, MAY 13th 7:30 P.M. 20 GAMES -- $8. Share The Wealth 4--$40 Jackpots To Go 1--$150 Jackpot To Go DEATHS LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements - and floral arrangements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 728-6555 STAFFORD BROTHERS LTD. Authorized Dealers ROCK OF AGES FAMILY MONUMENTS 318 Dundas St, E. 668-3552 Whitby, Ont. IN MEMORIAM | By FRED HAMILTON TORONTO .(CP)--Back in the 1920s, a reader used in Ontario elementary schools carried a picture of a horse- drawn sleigh dashing through a winter forest with a pack of wolves snapping at its run- ners, Schoolboys added to the picture's impact by spreading the tale that the woman in TAYLOR -- In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Henry Marvin Taylor, who passed away May 12, 1966, The depths of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we loved so well, And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep, His memory we shall always keep. |--Sadly missed by wife Florence and family, | WELSH -- In loving jfather and grandfather, yi rt *K | Welsh, who passed away May 11, 1964, | A silent thought, a secret tear, | Keeps his memory ever dear. Time takes away the edge of grief, ut memory turns back every leaf. --Lovingly remembered by daughter Helen, John and grandchildren. | | WILSON -- In loving memory of our |dear sister, Dora M. Wilson, who passed (st in ge de on May 12, 1964. iory you are with us. [ Tpesaniy res remembered, Melvin jand i Midge, Eileen and Bob, | A LASTING TRIBUTE | For Permanence and dignity we suggest | MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous advice please visit the Park Office. | 723-2633 Lyle, Children Under 16 Not Admitted | the sleigh with the child in her arms was about to throw the infant to the wolves to delay the wild beasts long enough for the adults to es- cape. That kind of propaganda, say some conservationists, led to the 'superstitious dread'"' that recently caused a small but vocal minority to demand destruction of the wolf in the province, Frank Walden, supervisor of wildlife for the department of lands and forests, says im- migrants brought many tales from Europe of attacks by wolves on humans and domes- tic animals, but they had the wrong animal in mind. There has never been an | authenticated incident of a deliberate attack by a wolf on a human in North America, he says. FEAR FOR SHEEP However, the men who per- suaded an Ontario legislature TO-NIGHT SPECIAL BINGO 8 P.M, Early Bird Game--7:45 AT HOLY CROSS SIMCOE ST. S. Reg. Jackpot $200. in 53 Nos. One Must Go Snowball Jackpot $140. in 56 Nos. DETROIT VICTORIA WEEKEND MAY 19-22 Hotel and tours arranged. Phone or write Rowe Travel Agency, Port Hope. 85-2527 ST. JOHN'S PARISH Bf EVERY FRIDAY at 7:45 Corner Bloor and Simco Jackpots 60 -- $200 ust go. 20 Games $10 and $15 Two extra Games at $25 Jackpot and Share the Wealth CARD OF THANKS | c ittee to recommend a | drastic reduction in the wolf population say. they aren't | TARRANT -- My sincere thanks to |relatives, friends and neighbor for cards and flowers during my stay in |hospital. Also Drs. Treanor, Sproule end | Rowsell and nurses on 4F, afraid of being eaten by a for the sheep they keep and the deer they hunt. Paul Yakabuski, Conserva- tive ber of the legislature OBITUARIES wolf either--but they do fear ! THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, May 12, 1967 Zz. for Renfrew South, says wolves are responsible for de- pletion of deer herds and sheep flocks in his riding. And the wolves are breeding in the provincially - owned Algen- quin Park. Dr. A. H, Chapeskie 'of Barry's Bay, a town in Yaka- buski's riding near the east- ern limit of the park, told the legislature committee there are more wolves there and fewer deer than in other years. Professional trappers should be permitted to work in the park, where protected wolves are breeding, and the wolf bounty should be in- creased from the present $25 a pelt, he said. The committee adopted his recommendations on trappers and bounties, but Lands and Forests Minister, Rene Bru- nelle did not. BOUNTIES WON'T WORK Increased bounties won't work, Brunelle said, and the department does not intend to abandon its policy of protec- tion for all the wildlife in Algonquin Park. It will, how- ever, extend its 'wolf man- agement program" to any area where wolf control is necessary. Since he spoke, , has ordered the hiring of ad- ditional predator control offi- cers to work with farmers in areas where wolves have at- , tacked domestic animals. He ; has directed a new program to protect deer from their worst enemies--which are not wolves, but the hunger and disease that result from herds too large to be maintained on the available food supply. Brunelle , 1920 Stories Blamed For Fear Of Wolves results of a wolf research pro- ! gram that has been conducted : in Algonquin Park since 1958, . George Kolenosky, a predator control research expert with the department, says the pro- gram- proved that the wolf population does not multiply because it is controlled by some sort of birth control. HUNTERS KILL FAWNS If hunters are having less luck finding deer to shoot, it is not because of wolf preda- tion, conservationists say, but rather the result of man's ac- tivities. More than half the deer killed by wolves are older animals, but 90 per cent of the deer killed by hiinters are fawns and females, the breeding stock of the future. Deer are gone from areas that once were good hunting ground because the food sup- ply has diminished through man's control of the forest. They have moved to where it is more plentiful. Steps are being taken to improve the growth on which deer feed in areas open to hunters, but conservationists emphasize that nature itself, through starvation and dis- ease, will always limit the size of deer populations, | They do not deny that wolves kill farm livestock, any more than they deny wolves kill some deer. But | ia Say coyotes, dogs gone | Brunelle acted partly on the wild and hybrids of the two are more often responsible for the killing. Wolf packs that operate in farm country can be controlled without resort- ing to the eradication of whole populations. MRS. MARGARET FIRTH Following a short sickness, the death occurred this morn- ing, at the Bowmanville Me- morial Hospital, of Mrs. Mar- garet Firth, 62 Division Street, Bowmanville. She was in her 8ist year. A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson, the de- ceased was born at Newcastle- on-Tyne, England, and had Bowmanville for 20 years. She was a member of St, John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville 'and was active in the women's organizations of the church. Predeceased, in 1942, by _ husband, James Firth, the ceased is survived by a daugh- ter, Mrs. William Barrett (Win- 39---Notices nie) of Bowmanville; James of Bowmanville; ipertest, corner of Simcoe and Wil- rebuilding. Telephone 728-8473, Su iam. Streets. Open for business during (Peggy) of Depew, N.Y. and James Bowmanville ris ong hr BIRTHS BELANGER -- Adrien and Eleanor (nee Quackenbush) wish to announce the vibe Head bn son, Andre Gerrard, 8 Ibs. on Monday, May 8, 1967 at the Gohan Generel Hospital. DAVIES -- Richard and Dale (nee! Car The Acces y service will be held at the Northcutt and Smith Funeral Home, Bowmanville, at 2 p.m. May 15. Interment will be in Bowmanville Cemetery. bray John Frampton, rector of . John's Church, will conduct \the service. been a resident of Canada and|, & SONn,|Feagan. three WATCH our new station grow, Clernents' grandchildren, Mrs. 'O. Carlini and| TORONTO (CP)--The richest Phantom ag A ol Kinnel Lodge Takes Debut : TORONTO (CP) -- Kinnél Lodge three-year-old trotter making his 1967 debut, won the opening race at Greenwoodi, Raceway Thursday night and combined with Royal Oaks for}! $26.30 daily double. Mertz Western, a five - year- old pacer, won the sixth race with Tempe Mcklyo coming sec- ond to produce an exactor pay- off of $57.30. Rudeen Hanover won_his/|& €-ithird consecutive race in the eighth. It was the 52nd win of the year for his driver, Douglas and Terry Firth of)meeting of the. thoroughbred two great-|racing season--41 days at Wood- and/bine race track with more than $1,000,000 in purses--opens Mon- ber Lawless Maid, Bell 5.10 day. Highlight will be the 108th Tunning of the $50,000 added Queen's Plate, the oldest an- nually run stakes race. also on the agenda is the $30,- 000 added Canadian Oaks for fillies, the $15,000 added Cana- dian maturity, the Plate trial Ron|in Me vo r-olds. an mK ne Gomez URSDAY, MAY 1) FIRST nace -- Purse $2,400. Maid Three- and four-yearolds. 6' Fur- 20.20 9.20 ye cer Telso, Bell -Bomb': mae 9.20 Away, Face Maker, selnna, B-Sensationa' ote B-An Echo Party and A-He's So Good, A--R Muir and K E Morrison Entry. an M f nel A Leavitt and Mrs & ee A Greco nt DAILY. DOUBLE, 5 AND 1, PAID $98.60. | 2 RACE -- Fur \eeugny Me, 2-Pearl Slipper, Gordon 3.80 3.90 'ietcuis Milly, Tartagalia Also in Order: Hammer and and Exploration, FOURTH RACH -- Purse $2,300, i Artista, oe Three-year-olds, 6 Furlongs. 'ousse Cafe, Pink Fh th Dittfach iso Ri in in Order: Spriny ird, iy ily py 19 Muddy iden three- and four-year-olds, 1 Mile and 70 3.30 Scholar,/9-Caribou, Turcotte --Edbort Ridge Minn W J Campbell | iow To z 'urse $2,300, Clalm- Sandia Dare rlongs. Also heady 710 4,40 by a osrainee "Farms 4.30 Frisky Flight, Nall,/ing. Four-year-olds and up. One and one Fitz'ns 12.70 5.60 in| in Order: A: 4.30 | ford Pork," ours Birthday and Key's 90 | Wood igboard, Fleet Imp, suger George and A-Western Eric. FORT ERIE ENTRIES FORT ERIE RACE RESULTS rN, Seen: i Logan end Mrs M EXACTOR, 5 AND 1A, PAID $70.00 Mf se Gomez 3.90 3.70) FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,500. Claim- Leer tan, Inouye 3.60 eh eat hp igpaY @nd up. One end one in Order: Momentarily, sixteenth. AA Eniyn Pigg A-Lewless Rambler, Lyric 4Sarosu, 'Grubb 13.0 6.60 - Lass, Little Crown, A-In The Ring and|8-Top Cote, Turcotte 6.90 Cavan's Reward. SBachelor of Arts, Hinojosa 3% A--Lerch Tree Ferm Entry. Also Ran in Order: Marching Orders, aie Mel, Doses, Fabison and May's ppg tar RACE -- Purse $2,000. Ciaim-| Relic. Sixt Race uae Boer Allow ances, Three-year-olds. 'urlongs. 3-Ster Tudor' bitttach 9.00 M4 4.00 8-Zacata, Bell 3.90 2.70 6.80 Also ie! in. Order: espe old Clara Page Royal, Ferhad, Gay Poly- pene "Barrel Man, Devivar ang Flan- rin SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $3,200. ances. Four-year-olds and up. 1 wile hy 70 Yards poeriene, 'Fitz'ns 13.90 ne 2.10 Do, Gome: 2.10 EXACTOR, 2 AND SB eAND $20.20. BIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,200. Claim- sixteenth Miles. 1A-Drag Pit, Grubb 3.9% Hy Hey i" "Scadadie, Bed- Y. A--W T Mason and Falcon Stable & rig Attendance, 3,672. Total Handle $: ine G. Bell X Pointe Noire, Werry i" Good Clean Cars. and Fiot Dealer : : Day's, yee Walan 19 setdewn, Leni bald, OFFER REFUSED Specializing in Volk 34--Automobile Repair _ |37--Auction Sale Siem ote "deustion Ensepern tLicn | FUNERAL OF stakes, the Uitimus Handicap,|,,,PIRS%, RACE == Purse #2000, Claim-|Gay, Pageant, Gordon Repair and Service Ann, 8 Ibs. 4 078. on y, May 7,/KENNETH ARTHUR PARISH|the Victoria Stakes and the|reriongs (9). : Artie Royal 'Grubb Axi MOTOR SALES ON 160 Simcoe South FRED STONE H Hosp fol 'Thanks. fo Drs MeLesnend| Requiem High Mass was sungiseaway Stakes. Golly Sally, No. Boy Ac120 sho that Pe sel 8 RK ROAD SOUTH eee Brooklin -- 655-3653 Becket and 4th floor staff at 10 a.m. today in Holy Cross} A total of 43 three year. olds|S0'Y, Sal, a wt Motown Platte XX 723-9421 728-0051 . Roman Catholic Church for igi ie Sus Ficket, Ne Boy 117 Wall Now,' Kelly Box ioe "94 The ABOVE CARS REBUILT ENGINES FRIDAY EVENING, May 19, | DINGMAN -- Richard and Gwendolyn. |Kerneth Arthur Parish. who een eligible to run. in miles Little Odds, No Boy. A:115 Bari Bul Bell xit4 LOVELY 1962 Karman Ghia, finished] 6 CYL, Exchange Price ot 6 P.M. H hold: Fusni (nee Gales) are pleased to announce the n 2 rise '0/Queen's Plate over the 114-mil€|Bipers pride, No Boy 115 irk, Kelly B AMBLER In Innpresaive diolomet | blue, mmaticulaus: as low as. $165.00 tire aserhy oF ke Cr arrival of thelr daughter, Nancy "aud died in Sick Children's Hospi-| distance. There will be 18 stakes Duke's dee Fitzsimmons, 130 sae Eligible: Hit the Line, Ne Boye 9 ly care for iy own al S ' . . . 5 rn a shawe enera 3 rince Sai * ie Fo tag any evening, 942-4457. 8 CYL. Exchange yrs Moe WEATHERELL, 1516 Duf- Hospi Dara ait Kaloo" haa Gear vee bale by Rev.|-- coi, Mi sis Aanillow Bowne Farm and bene -Hi a me coe tee ni 42 VALIANT, 200, four-door ° six-cylin- as low os A ferin St. S., Whitby. Dining 'i Acres Entry. at aiaier A Nadler end B Krupp and ied Core / NW Ger, part Incase sa ena ek AUTOMATIC room table and chairs, 4 kit- MARSHALL -- Jack and Marilyn (nee : vl vend Fel ang --- BRIEFS mr to Finance at / $850. 655-3181. TRANSMISSION chen chairs, 2 book cases, |Leask) happily announce the arrival of War dite ck ober! ree ee Ge tees | deh aade ena bien ; MOTORS LTD. a ae Ecce Reo Pe electric range 23" heavy |7,800, James William, 9 the., 7 ots, on Mountina Witkon' Mannie SCISSORED SORT One and one-sixteenth Miles (9). ances, 'Three sjearcld, fiiten a Furlongs BY -- 668-3331 dition. One owner car. Telephone 468- CENTRE duty, 2 Jazy boy chairs, strol- [patti and Shari. y> fe PP. PAYS BIG DOUBLE Breezy Breeze, Steve 110 (5), re Mito" "CPR74 321 Palace Street, 1038 Simcoe St. N. 728-7339 | ler, coffee table, end table, beck, Edward Burrows and A Buen|Riee ON don as Mpaingtenng ety \ TRANSMISSION ; ransmissions are Our Only odd chairs, chesterfield and | S'HEANY -- To Dr. and Mrs, Ter-|Robert Parish. NEW YORK (A) -- Buen|Baby pi 'Echo, MeComb 110 Allce Parkes, Dittfach 108 SPEC] LS 64 CHEVY I, six cylinder, Senwere, . A ngreys ; ; [ence O'Heany (nee Joanne Storie) of Tiro, who had raced but once|sy Course, Hinolese 110 Speedy Sonnet, Barroby 113 SERVICE radio. $1,278 or best offer." Telephone Business -- Repairs, Adjust chair, fireplace grey simulat- |Wittowdele,'e 'daughter, Kerry... at FUNERAL OF Gi Yomke Ooh SI pte Ak eek a oak f i A ments, Exchanges. All Work ed brick (new), crib, trunk, |Toronto. East General Hospital, rpars since Aug. 9, 1965, and inney- Ful Pores ali 10 picid (ERACTOR Wi WAGERING) ng in rebuilt auto- IME ENVOYS ne ENVOY, new brakes, new ew shocks, Guaranteed mirror, budgie and 2 cages, (day, Mey 11, 1967. A sister for Micha MRS. JEMIMA ROBERTS | gem, a four-year-old with five|5ull, Force, 8 NO BO A110 d standard transmis- 1964 STUDEBAKER -- 4 ning f offer. - cover and etc., books, electrie TEMPLE -- Bob and Maureen are|,, 17@, Memorial service for/victories in 33 starts, combined] short Attar, Butiteh Ya dec, "Whirateel Stakes" Filion aoe door sedan, radio, good tires. | Telephone aus. 36--Legol tea kettle, sanican, wicker [proud to announce the birth of a daugh-| Mrs. Jemima Roberts, who died/for a $1,192.80 daily double pay-|A--P Smith end Mrs H A Cure Entry. Nera 'Whimslal Stak ond" al ? Mlle PANTEED WORK Lic, 30357. pA RUNBEAM Imp» 13,000 original miles. fern stand, punch bow! set, fe" Mary-Lee Anne, Wednesday, May|/May 8, at the Oshawa Generalloff at Aqueduct Thursday. It] THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000. Cleim-lon tort course (or 76-2610 . $789 rans, Second car, Private, Telephone TOWN OF WHITBY clothing, baby swing: bot cl 1, 967, at Oshowe Generel Bathe Hospital, was held at the Arm-|was the biggest payoff at the Ing (30009. nets Mapyearelss (Divn Bones Lament Bacreby. 116 1961 SUNBEAM, Red ' rifle, extension ladder 18 ft., [on fourth floor. First grandchild of Mr.| Strong Funeral Home at 2 p.m.,|New York track since April 24,|Vicuna Girl, No Boy 117 Stow Tine Ettcaimone Wa with black top. Re ee tops, ie siephone Pe ieee eee 45 gal. drum, Quebec heater, Ig oo yo ig in at ce Nerves S09 and/May 11, 1965. Tiger Court, No Boy A-120 Hinemoa, Ferraro A-114 ANTED 1960 CHEV STATION WA. ab atlas ebb pia i bere. | C22! scuttle," electric table [Nor eles The service was conducted by sisi Balmoral, Green XXX107 1 Wee 18 wit a , ealed tenders wi 4 saw, electric table jig saw, Rev. A. M, Butler, minister o Four Blues, No Boy 118 A-6 W 'and 'D Banks Entry. ren ieee ears): for tie. Lie. X13557, pees Bee Oe. 'Wellman, "WBC| ceived by the undersigned un- | § electric motors, dail, 3 Cedardale United 'Church, In-| BOSTON .(A)--Tony Conig-|cery Ann, Turcofte" 112 ee e . ++. $469 til 4:30 P.M., May 19, 1967 electric paint sprayers, 4 odd t ; in Mount Lawn|liaro, Boston Red Sox' young|<afederation Year, No Boy Ais BIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. Claim LEY STALKER iia HINCA, cleany | Seonomicel trans] §., industriel 'Type Trees Pp erment was oun! n , Bost INS |Hi Duke, Grubb X Ing (4000). Four-year-olds end up. One MOTORS portation. In running _ condition. r wh mi s ype Sas i table, aluminum door, DEATHS Cemetery. slugger, joined an army active Spring mi io Boy, 19 sn ies cnestiteanth, Mie 6 D5 7 King West 1960 CHEV -- 4d d Aiking Sut Teonene 75a Lg gh i A" rubber stamp set, 2 prs. The pallbearers were Frank|reserve unit Thursday under a|*--Qene, vag tl i Sala ia eaty: ie. 542656 The 'tractor shall be on Ire | men's skates, misc. articles. Stacey, Earl Hoy, Albert Cars-|defence department edict. Con- 0" Boy B-118 So Mighty Patrol, Gordon 116 Whirling Rich, Kelly A-X108 Try Brandy, Grubb B-X110 pul ieg A-XXX98 Tony B. Good, No Boy 117 tigheg A-XXX106 Bengal, Grubb X115 32--Trucks for Sale 1957 CHEVROLET panel truck. Lepgadlty a little body work. Good moter and good rubber. Will accept as trade Volkswagen FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,300, Claim- ing ey automatic. Lic, 54265E. . $279 dustrial type with a diesel en- gine of approximately 40 H.P. The mower shall be sickle bar and shall be side Sale at 6 P.M. Friday Even- ing. Terms cash, Loyal Pogue Auctioneer. Tel, 668-4271. 723-6322 » BROWN igliaro, 22, learned immediately), that he will go on active dut> from May 19 to June 3, miss- . ing 15 games with the Red Sox. well, Stan. Locke, Donald Lav- ender and William Henning. FIRTH, Margaret At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville on Friday, May 12, 1967, Margaret Wilson of in her 81st year; wife of the Nites bee's a) and up, 62 gg LIMITED 1962 ACADIAN -- 4 door |DUS-_723-8994. mounted, late James ue dear mother of Mrs. Tricky Scamp, nore Ne Blue Chimes, Coombs X107 No. 3 Oshawa sedan, standard transmission, [tau ay "er. fucks -sulteble , for camp! Tenders-to be submitted on the Noceutt eek arin Eonees MEMORY DRUG McCOWAN WINS Wer Cai tbe eee Re Henican cue A: Patriquin Ent POR DOWN, Top a hese ee ceric ce, forme, ovation from | AUCTION SALE |S, reopal svi 2 cts Monty SOLIHULL, England (AP)--|pist Si, ha, oy a aye ne ree ee d for Good Clean oe $569 Hes GMC pick-up, Fleetside, A-1 pit. the office of the Town En- tery. (Friends will be received from TO AID JUNIOR? Walter McCowan, former word mpire, rub I? WhintnINe) try. 1s paid, TERMS. ceutupe, Te lephone 728-8841. 104 Athi fo abiad cies Estate of Stanely bys Saturday afternoon.) . flyweight champion from Scot- A--Valetta Stable Entry. wo ed yer' 3-7375 or 728-7 RVAIR panel truck, suitable for} --~Cwest oF any ssc R.R. 6, Bowmanville. Approx. | Moses, Eric Bertie TORONTO (CP) -- School jjand, outpointed Giancarlo] PIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim. |XXX--I0 Ibs AAC PALA er tee-7076 Hg gag -- 4, deor. ic Telephone 7288132) _ Mecessarily accepted. 2 miles E. of Nichols garage Paso aka eg Hl gtd A fn} children in the near future |Centa of Niaroilag, France, in|!na {3090). Four-year-olds end up. 6 Fur-| baat ce condition i i $179 1959 ONE TON Ie, four-speed irons. Ww, A. Evans, P. Eng. on No. 2 Highway. Saturday, Moses, 56 Lami nb's ° Lanes Bowmenville,| Will be injected with a mem- |an eight-round bout. Wednesday longs fer. Telephone 23081 2 cae? mission. Good condition. 'Telephone. 726- Town Engineer, May 13 at 10 a.m. foed 80 years, beloved husband of Lilien! ory drug to help them learn, {night. Centa was floored for a S088 or 25-0473. Municipal Buildin Dinette suite, chrome suite, esting at the Mortis Funeral 1 Donald of : : ET Bel Air, automati iad CHEVROLET onan wi- TTT Mar 9, Chapel, Bowmanville. Service in the) S8YS Dr. Glen McDonald of {count of two in i Re) round. it condition." $950. a eh a lg lg 405 Dundas Street West, McClary : refrigerator, rang- |chapel' on Saturday at 4 giclock. Inter-| the University of Toronto. AMOROS after 5 o'clock. 728-49 phone Port Perry SETI. Whitby, Ontario. ette, fleetwood portable T-V.. |ment Bowmanvile Cemetery He told a meeting of the | pyILADELPAt My ( weed -- Los hardtop, vinyl chesterfiel es me oe 'ond ater, Roply 0 Wookerast Avenue, "| COUNTY OF ONTARIO | of drawers, wardrobe, single |, RICHARDS Avr Saisie North Xte See Anges DOCKET ade 'Black creeks "Wellwood" 330 59 we le, Kah Wellman's, bed, gun cabinet, rifle press, Wrotaere May it 1967, ites Rienarde| and School Council Wednes- Friday they signed Sandy) pipsy pace -- mile trot. Cond. |7-Key Performance, Zirnis "370 33--Automobiles Wanted jowmenvilie in' his 92nd year,| day night the drug will al- |Amoros to allow the 37-year-old|Purse $900. Also Started: Pat Sultan, Dionna complete line of gun equip- TENDERS Hooker ® Coronet, two = door hard. husband of the late Zilla Maude Parkin,|! Jow children to remember ; 2Kinnel Lodge, F' ~ 2.70 20 2.80 Chief, Queen Blue Frost, Superior Prin- , four-speed, ment, Beach tool cabinet on dear father of Garnet, L . Lloyd, Cuban to qualify for a major|7 2 qi8 ees : 3.7 I ahd Guana: PRUE sao before 3 pm ae oe for Furnishings and castors, extension ladder, |George, 'Ross and Hilda (mrs, Kennem| almost everything they are |ieazue pension. Amoroes, who e Darke "altel" Wellwood azn} wens PF 27 ee si reper Equi nt power lawn-mower, electric | Rundle). Resting at the Morris Funeral told in school and will dra- |srrivea apparently . penniless), Also Started: Missile Way, Miss Pat-|_ SIXTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Cond, ' ' TOO HIGH? quipme: A ner, Chapel, Bowmanville. Service the matically increase their |° y Po Ka Bout, Nipper Jim and Kawar-|Purse $1,500 jood ransportation. Tele Consolidate your bills. drills, complete line of mech- |chapel' on Saturday at 2 alate, "inter= 4 in the U.S. Thursday from his|}fa Alb 2-Mertz Western, F'gan 8.90 5.00 3.80 Le -- Sor eae a and We trade up. or down. Sealed tenders for furnishings anics tools, 1965 Honda, {ment Bowmanville Cemetery. eg ged sonal h native Cuba, needs five days of|Scratched--Champ Moray STempe McKiyo, Wilson 690 430 tion. io Foaies : : BILL WHITTICK and equipment for Lakeview 1960 Dodge car, many other SACHLAS, Amalia h Th t eae Who Says active major league service to SECOND Race -- Mile Pace, Claim-| Also Started:' Pompano Hanover, Gina ET Ga Manor (County of Ontario articles too numerous to men- /Entered into rest_in the Oshawa Gen-/ he/has already developed a |quajity for a five-year pension, |ing. Purse $8 Guinea and Claybrook Melody , seeing one brakes, re Home for the Aged) at Bea- tion. Terms cash. Myles King, polEl aa tin o i ee wid a Bee drug to increase the mem- He moved with the Dodgers to Ht ute Sats." Woods i 10.20 4 i EXACTOR, 2 AND 5, PAYS $87.30 Seat speaker, three-speed 1250 wae oe itby verton, Ontario will be re- Auctioneer. j George Sachias and mother of Mre. J.| Ory Of chickens, says the [7 ,. Angeles in 1958 but later|soneide Chie, Anderson 3.00| SEVENTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Cond. ismission, Telephone 728- % ceived by the undersigned Kobus (Martha), Toronto, Tovla) serum for humans may be d to Cuba Also Started: Eddie's Pride, Right|Purse $1,600. FC ee until Spchins, Ounewe, Mrs: J.-F. Velo! ready in 10 years. ene : Slee, Flash Clark, Valley Jean and |sArmbro Gambol, Ga'h 7.90 3.00 278 IT r. eline), Ca' nia, In her a Ra Putney, 40 atin: Pouce ace CARS WANTED < year. Resting 'at the Armstrong Funeral TICKETS HARD TO GET ([iufty pousLay" 2 AND 8, PAYS $26.30|2-Brave Sir, Findley pelos Bada thay LTD Buying A New Car ? T Hee yi 25, 136 ee Ainer barney eturdeys. mney. 9: 1-100 EOL WiIAM (CE) =| sump RACE -- Mile Trot. Claiming. (Rip Herbert and Paladin Picks were BON, 759 Pontiac auto- : Sell your used car to Ted". hursday, May 25, 1967 SE ' a.m. with funeral service 2 5. coor NEW YORE amore Garde mo ate baa Tayees Pelvis, al 13.80 7.10 5.70| BIGHTH RACE -- Mile Trot. Cond. ¥ good mechani ally Talk "Cash" to the New General specifications for fur- ! th biel Sy ga geal PPG ob a 4 Be i --The Na-|Garden: are: ricci om | 1,900, 4g cr jer and "Save". icin Gnd sculeanant (4 SELL ! flowers, donations 10 tne Cencer sociely|tional Professional occ e r|wishing to buy a ticket for any|>Thelgiers, Walker We" Ralskomen enter, fon, tik 3m 300 983. Car Dea Sa 9: quipm y a 'a le RSS 1 ro NT, sports deluxe, accel steering, ts» console, radio Porter Laurentian. Telephone Laurentian, 6, auto- late. Licence 582-290. No only $41 monthly, Stalker i Street West, ! Highway No. 7 4 miles West of Brooklin 655-4811 SHAW ri gle tog co. bought, parts sale, tron bought. 89 Bloor Street East, 725-2311. WANTED: Cars and trucks for wrecking. No charge for towing. Best prices paid. 728-4549. rt TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 Cars and meteis Telephone anytime. Nichols. WANTED -- '6] to '62 Corvair, condi- tion of motor unimportant, Telephone 349-1508, A be obtained from the. under- Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Wm. G. Manning, Clerk-Treasurer County: of Ontario 605 Rossland Rd. East, Whitby, Onterie, ae! That's The Job Of Times Want Ads 723-3492 be appreciated.) League reported Tuesday the first 20 games of the schedule Kindness beyond Price, within reach of ali GERROW yet 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 FUNERAL CHAPEL attracted 123,735 fans, an aver- age of 6,186 a game, Commis- sioner P. K. Macker said the turnouts included at least one home game for each of the 10 teams, including Toronto Falcons. Each will play a 32- game schedule, of Memorial Cup games may have to make the purchase from scalpers reported doing a land- slide business. Gardens Mana- ger William Beavis said tickets|7? were not sold in large quanti-|2 ties to any one person. '"'When we saw how the reservations were pouring in we cut it to Lemac, Sadie's ae Miss Todd Riddell and Sqauw Valley get hotly peri -- Mile Pace. Claim- ing. Purge $1,000. as Chief, Davie 8.50 4.50 3.10 ixie Wick, Feagan 40 2.80 4-King's Level Waddell 3. Also Started: Colonel Philp, Floyd's Honor, Sailor Mon and Tommy Direct. FIFTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Cond. four per person at the end," 30 | 5-Cape 1-Sister Matt, Hayes 8-Kimbo, Wapleg Also Startedy *Farrinall Ludwi: Potomac Lass, Sis Herbert and Gypsy. NINTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Cond. Purse $1,100. Shea 7.20 4.10 3.50 4.30 3.30 3.40 Me irgnes Grattan, 7-Royal Docter, Hawke 4-Timber Prince, Holmes 6.70 Also Started: Joanie Wilmac, Rivere dale Jennifer, Dr. J Frost, Purse $1,200, Adios and Brother Nobie »