The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

mobile Repair > STONE 1 -- 655-3653 LT ENGINES xcange Price s low as $165.00 «change Price s low as $200.00 N OF AJAX JERS FOR ERMAINS FENDERS will be y Mr. M, B. Beau- rk-Treasurer, Town Municipal Offices, od Avenue, Ajax, until 4:00 p.m, DNESDAY, 31st, 1967 ynstruction of ap- / Ft. of 12' Cast ictile Iron Water- Ft. of 10" Cast main Ft. of 8% Cast ictile Iron Water- Ft. of 6' Cast Iron lron Watermain in of Ajax. 38--Coming Events BINGO $1,450 IN PRIZES Oshawa Lions Club 2 JACKPOTS Nos. 52 and 58 One Must Go $300 in 52 Nos. or Less $200 in announced Nos, $25 Consolation Prize PLUS $10 per line both games Early Bird Game 7:45 Sharp Guoronteed Minimum $5 Per Line $25 Full Card $150 Jackpot Game 6--Legal DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OF CANADA TENDERS SEALED TENDERS ADDRESS- ED TO The District Director, 241 Jarvis St., Room 605, Toronto 2, Ontario, and en- dorsed 'TENDER FOR CLEANING CONTRACT, POST OFFICE, BROOKLIN, ONTARIO" will be received until 3:00 P.M. (E.D.S.T.) June 6, 1967. Plans, specifi- cations and form of tender can be seen, or con be ob- tained from the office of the Postmaster, Post Office, Brooklin, Ontario. To be considered each tend- er must be made on the print- ed forms supplied by the De- partment and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. S. FONBERG District Director NOTICE TENDER FOR FUEL OIL Light industrial or domestic-- approximately 18,000 gal- lons, will be received to June 5th. Please include specifica- DEATHS CAIN, James Entered into rest in the Oshawa General yrsseg on Ti May 23, 1967, uesday, James Cain beloved husband of the late Emma Dowling, father of Mrg, William Patrick (Emily) and Mrs. Herbert Nor- ton (Della) of Aurora, Mrs, Aubrey Hurst (Alberta), Mrs. Wesley Nors- worthy (Mabel), Miss Olive Cain, Mrs, Harold Sills (Marie), Mrs. William Cooper (June) and Bud of Oshawa, Leon- ard of Hamilton, brother of Mrs. Mar- oe Hayward of Oshawa, Mrs, Thomas rown (Nellie), Mrs. Albert Cousins (Flossie), Mrs. Sarah Dowling W. Eva Colbeck of Toronto in his asth year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa with funeral service in the chapel, Thursday, May 25 at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. DAWSON, Clarence ©. (Mike) Entered into rest in the Oshawa 'Guar Hospital on Monday, May 22, 1967. Clar- ence E. (Mike) Dawson beloved husband of Eva, father of Mrs. Gary Morgan (Marlene) of Barry, Mrs. Don McLellan (Evelyn) of Oshawa, Jean Haynes of Colborne, Mrs. Keitha Dixon of Brighton, Mrs. Bart Blake (Marie) of Oshawa, Mrs. Neil Thompson (Verna), Mrs. Joe Somers (Freda) of Peterboro, Miss Rene. Dawson of Tor- brother of Mrs. onto. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with funeral service in| the chapel Wednesday, May 24 at 3:15) p.m, Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. | O'CONNOR, Arthur William | At his home Maplehurst Farm, Picker-| Ing, on Sunday, May 21, 1967, Arthur William O'Connor, in his 77th year, dear husband of Margaret Dalton, and dear father of Marguerite, Washington, D.C.; Patricia, Toronto; Morgan, "Pickering; Helen, Pickering; Dr. Denis, Stouffville; Geraldine, Toronto; Dr. Terence, Stouff- ville; Maurice, Pickering; Moira (Mrs. Ronald Ste. Marie), Cooksville; Sgt. |Melanie Myers. Pilot George, RCAF (killed In action In 1945); and dear brother of Rt. Rev. John |would be appreciated. OBITUARIES MRS. CLIFTON BOWES The death occurred, May 21, at the Oshawa General Hospital, following a' lengthy sickness, of Mrs. Clifton Bowes of 487 Cun- ningham Avenue. The former Marion Mc- Dougall, the deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McDougall. Born at Southampton, Ont., she was married at Port Elgin, Ont., May 17, 1952. She came to Osh: awa from Port Elgin seven years ago. Mrs. Bowes was a member of Northminster United Church, the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire and the Women's Auxiliary of the Oshawa General Hospital. She is survived by her hus- band; a daughter, Mrs. John Myers (Joan) of Burlington; a sister, Miss Vivian McDoug- all of Owen Sound; a brother, Donald McDougall of Kirkland Lake and a_ granddaughter, The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funera! Home at 2 p.m., May 24, follow- ed by interment in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Rev. Dr. H. A. Mellow will conduct the service. In lieu of flowers contribu- tions to the Cancer Society a practical nurse and for quite some time was a member of the Hillsdale Manor staff. Predeceased by her husband, Richard Delbert Sudds, in Feb- ruary, 1962, Mrs, Sudds is sur- vived by two daughters, Mrs. E. Wallace (Thelma) of Oshawa and Mrs. R. Newberry (Jean)! of Grand Rapids, Mich. and three sons, Delbert Richard of|? Calgary, Kenneth Russell of cent of Kingston, Also surviving are three sis- ters, Mrs. and Mrs. A. Willard of Morton Ont.; 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, Mrs. Sudds rested at the Mc- Intosh-Anderson Funeral Home} until Monday morning. The fun- eral service will be held at the Cullen Funeral Home, Kingston, | at 2 p.m. today followed by in- ier of Berrien Springs, en The service was conducted by| Pastor J. C. Reynolds of Col-| lege Park Church, Elder A. E. Milner. FUNERAL OF | A. HALES BARKER The memorial service for A. Hales Barker, who died May Wadlington of San|,,THIR®, RACE -- Mile pace, Cond.,|1-Blaze Oregon, Walker Diego, California, Mrs. R. Val-| la. Harvey, McKinley | FOURTH Psi -- Mile pace, claim- |1Brigden ao Waddell 6-Cloverland Ace, Hill terment in Cataraqui Cemetery. |Stewart's Gold 400 assisted by|o 'Prime Pick, Coke it Attorney Brooks, Hoimes | Time 2:07 1-5 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, May 23, 1967 29 GREENWOOD RACEWAY | IDAY, MAY. 22 Also Started: Johnnie hy, Lynden | FIRST Race -- Mile trot, claiming] ee Noral Gale, Innocent Bob and San- Purse $800 Raider. 6Dan'y K, Pet's, Beit'chl1.20 3.60 2.60 | 3-Chuckmor, Hill 3.20 2.60} SIXTH RACE -- Mile Trot "The Lea-| 8-Phyilis Marie, Davies 3.50|side Stakes' purse $4,710 Time 2:11 2-5 Also Started: Red Riddell, Janet's Son, |2-Silver Nib Lee, Stirton 4 CLEAR AND FAST |l-Armbro Gazelle, Silli'nt 3.60 2.60 2.30) FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,200 Maiden Senior Service, No Boy 1 5.50 3.50/three year olds foaled in Canada, WOODBINE ENTRIES Also Eligible: Prince porters Bell X18 |Rues Admiral, McComb ve w "igh 7a MAY 24 6|Mike's Express, deal Jooxtos Johnnie R., Music Man and Edson, |5-Perfecto Hanover, Winger 4,30 | furlongs Cloncurry Gordon 120 Time 2:05 3-5 |Forest Nymph, Kornblum X110 Heap Tiger, Gritfa AX107 SECOND RACE -- Mile pace, Cond.,| Also Started: Protector Doniedo, Ope-|Cairn Man, No Boy 120 H A Grant and R A Burton Ente \purse $1,100 |miska, Nancy Brook B. and Bet: 5-Rough Sketch, Webster 3.30 2.40 2.30/bert Atusa, Ferraro 115 Beeld Way Sultan, Elilcott 2.60 2.50/Armbro Gazelle and Opemiska coupled|Tudor Town, 'Hugo gE Crowe 4.30' Webster Stable entry Time' 2:06 3 'Exactor, (1) and (2), paid $43.40, |Miss Waldemar, G Also Started: Dave's Wee Lad, Pearly, Blue, |sor, Miss Capetown, Vera Adios and Maa yori tl RACE, -- Mile pace, cond. | Mapl Pheonix, Arizona and Jack Vin-| 3", In The Ring, No Boy A120 wane se peina's Mesita, Bell X110 Added Luxury, Bell X110 350) Mackerel Sky, A-Larch Tree Farm Entry pesage es RACE -- Purse $2,000 claim- Ing 3,000 four year olds and up 7 fur- Daily Double, (6) and (5), paid $18. sole F, at sel Gei'l, Jr. |7-Reyal Doctor, Hawke urse $800 |Time 2:07 2-5 1. 4.50 2.40| Also Started: High Hat Dan, Brow 80 2.30|/Ned, Cheeridale and Mooreland's Dan 5-Paul's Signal, Kopas | 2.30| Scratched: Joanie Wilmac 3-Smart Wick, Lerkin Time 2:08 4-5 sy Her-|Daring Buntz, |Lawlegs Rambler, No Boy A-120 - ordon 115 longs mah fi RACE -- Mile pace, Cond.,/Fast Answer, B-- one. Hill Acres and $ Pauvogon Entry _ FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,600 claim- ng 6,500 four year olds and up one and lone "sixteenth miles on err kes course Tony B Good, inojosa 113 Bengal Werry 116 Hugonote, Kelly, X11 Chance Encounter, Gubbins m Sirius 2nd, Griffo X117 Marching Orders, No Boy 116 (Exacotr Wagering) FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,300 claiming 5,000 four year olds and up, 7 furlongs No Boy 120 oe: Mm Hernandez 115 | McCleod XXX108 Griffo. X18 Also Started: Invader Lobell, Ole -hldgeay ns Tickled Silly, Griffo X117 Faithful, Royal G. Billy, Gypsy Coin end |purse $ 1,400 Select Sin, Griffo X103 | ,Umpire, No Boy 122 Duke David. 4-Larry Dillard , Graham21.00 7.90 3.90|Ke-D-Ka, No Boy 116. 'Admiral's gift, Kelly X103 |3-Randy Adios, 'Davies 8.30 4,00 Brillie, Gubbins 116 Robby Jr Griffo X111 ing, purse 5-Miss T. sen' r, Waples 16.80 8.60 6.70 1-Superior Mark, Wellwood ime Ane 'Started: Dionna = Chief, Time 2:09 3-5 Also Started: Dr. W., Chuck Bardia,| NINTH RACE -- Mile trot, Cond. 3.00 Alot Tolike, Hale 111 ay' Mick's | Foreve Pilot, 15.90 7.70 slg Algermac Grattan and Jamie Bar- eng Willed, Kingusto, Nardoo, No Boy A-116 Tricky Scamp, Inouye 116 Park Heights, Buttigieg XXX106 Robin Whippet, Fitzsimmons A-113 Mays Relic, No Boy, 122 A-Lanson Farms Entry Grand Inouye 113 Brownell X11! i ga te "3 No Boy mall Type, Kern. x108 3 purse Derk Sin, No rywood Atom, irene MacDuff and/ $1,400 Spanking are: Gordon 111 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $3,000 allow. '7.King C. Lee, Holmes 8.20 4.10 3.60|Sultan's Treat, Griffo XX101 ances, Three year olds foaled In Canada |3Kelly Tod, Curran 5.3 Platts XXX106 6 furlongs Cond., Bell XX101 pulling Crown, No Boy 112 cure RACE -- Mile pace, $1, |2Lagy, Spring, Kopas 15.40 7.90 pH od Also 25 Started: Buck' $ong, 2-Jennifer Byrd, Varcoe 14,50 4.70|\Legal Sal Attendance, 7,210, Handle, $382,470. WOODBINE RESULTS -- Sagew'ss>; Maston Mes" Blackhawk' Brownell S103 20| Hanover, Daniel Boy. Johnnie Laird and) Talent Scout, |Nearctic Myth, |Steel Leader, Ferraro 116 bye RACE -- Purse $2,000 Cliam- i cal Bell More of Mort, No Boy 119 All We Have, Hinojosa A-116 Gilmore, Coombs B-X-118 Miss Snow Goose, Ferraro €-116 Mr Sweet Dreams, Ferraro C-117 Mr Sin, No Boy A-117 Dauphine Bleu, Coombs B-X112 |Jammed Lovely, Fitzsimmons 116 |A-Bill Beasley Entry |B-Golden West Fane Entry C-Lanson Farms and Mrs D ter entry Bulsgon Platts Socios 5,000 maiden two year olds, £ fur- Ferraro 120 H "€oul- y 11S » set of plons and ' ; M, O'Connor, Toronto; Kathleen (Mrs. MONDAY, MAY 22 The Exactor, ny Sensible and Elhew a gre git "Boy us (Exacotr Wagering) ns may be obtain- Nens-ond mail to the 20 Regular Games at $20 Donald Macdonell), Windermere; Rose! 18, at the Oshawa General Hos-| pinsy pace --- Purce $200, claiming|queen, Pald' $6 Come To Hand, Griffo A-X110 fi # Walvi (Mrs. Bruce Carter), Roseville, Mich., pital, in his 80th year, was held tour year olds and up, 1 mile on Marshall] __|Pomme Souffle, No Boy 117 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $10,000 ad- 2 Ho ely pe Y.W.C.A., 199 CENTRE Double in 15 Nos. or less and the late Rt. Rev. Denis O'Connor JAMES CAIN lat 11 a.m., May 20, at the Arm-|Turt Cse. FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,500, claiming|Pomme Souffle, No Boy 117 ded ""Swynford Stakes" Two year olds ar ve- Paar eran aap and the late Dr. George O'Connor; also spe eave | |1A-Piedall, Griffo 9.10 4.10 3.10\ three year olds, 1 mile on Marshall Tur and G's, Alle Ferro 115 § furlongs Ontario, on pay- ST., OSHAWA Last 5 Games $30 per game {fiviving are seventeen grandchildren, In failing health for the past|strong Funerai Home. |4-Snub, Ferraro 4.70 3.60|Cse Polar Wave, Turcotte 120 Rouletabille, No Boy A-113 % oo Herbert conduct-|8-Jay Flight, Kelly Great Cohoes, Ferraro 115 Mr. O'Connor Is resting at McEachnie| vear, James Cain, 320 Annapolis} Rev. L. W. 5.30 1AA-Pink Phan'm, Kelly 11.80 ae 4.20| Surfer Joe, No W., Boy 120 Kelly B-X107 0.00, which is not Funeral Home, 28 Kin : : 1, r e gston Rd. A Time: 139 2-5, Course good 3-Misty Fair, Grec 60|Dew On Roses, Son Costume, No Boy B-110 } Ss cw healer var ADMISSION 50c Pickering. 'Funeral on Wednesday, May|street, died May 23, at the Osh-/ed the service. Interment was|"'me; [3% 75 Course, aoe Loves, Sweet. |S-Fleet Imp, Inove 5.30 Last Wheel, Kelly B-X110 Ovation, Diffach C115 any tender not necessarily accepted. 24, at 10:45 8.m. to St. Francis de Sales}awa General Hospital. He was/in Oshawa Union Cemetery. |ly Packed, Zeesekite, Market Bid, Suit/Time 138 1-5, Turf Firm Lil Whirler,, No Boy 115 'oet's Dream, No Boy 118 Bus service leaves King and Church, Pickering, for Requiem Mass at!; leaner, F-Cap Ferrat, Queen's Birthday, Also Ran In Order: Alice Parkes, Anns Sea Of Grace, Coombs X110 Muguasha, No Boy A-113 accepted. = ' | in his 85th year. The pallbearers were Robert! Erin Pan, 7 Const, F-40 Alona |G: Bush Hawk, G D' bray : lum. XX 105 B a C108 B. Goschaitis 37--Auction Sale ei vieeee: i cy eh IComeeey: Recor val be rection' at tne A son of the late Mr. and Mrs.|and Donald Barker, Harold| or Aan re 5 one A Bandit. Boat saa Aerievie. Aah thc dss | "Tipton Slasher, No Boy B110 rk- Treasurer, Sasletioa : : p.m, Meee on Tuesday evening @! Thomas Cain, the deceased was | Parkin, Wesley Lackie, Authur yon nie H. J, Banks and J. MacDonald A -- E. Lieberman entry eI a OZR wine We in of Ajax, SAT., MAY 27 The biggest prize money | born Nov. 25, 1882, at Alliston,|MacPherson and Roy Flintoff. | penotes field SIXTH RACE -- Purse $3,200, allow. Belleville A-J L. Levesque Entry Harwood Avenue, . . h f 50 STOLAR, Elizabeth Ont. and was married there ances, four year olds and up, 16 [B-L Poloniato, J Ippolito, me HI ; : in the area for a SC --|Suddenly at her home 1441 Evangeline Osh | SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000, claim-|miles Acres and J L Argoe entr x, Ontario. AUCTION SALE admission charge Drive on Monday, May 22, 1967, Elizabeth| Oct. 31, 1905. A resident of Osh- FUNERAL OF ing three year olds, 6% Furs. 2-Cambridge, Fitz'mns 11.30 4.10 2.90| |C-Stafford farms Entry ited, . Kowalchuk In her 77th year, beloved/awa for 40 years, he had pre-| pupeRT THOMAS GAY |SEfen"man's Cove, Walshs.i0 3.80 3.00/«-Native Victor, Ditttach 3.10 10] a 0 h : Engineers, EVERY WEDNESDAY |mantr 9 aiccstaer"M" sttfyqtuut| viously lived in Newmarket and) ie ae 8 Bee OPS VSNAWA ,.ronrn nace, Snore. 2320 Baim: od Avenue, : anville. ie memorial service for Ru- iti 9 Also Ran In Order: Koura, Garden's lin. Canada on d -sixteenth . mil rio, HOUSEHOLD ta eeleel Tae. Ns, Soler la rat on was an employee of bert Thomas Gay, who died May| Also Bae ue Orders Full Force: Music Ace, 'Morning 'Mornin, Canadillis and BELLEVILLE (Staff) - Bel- [Mis Tels, "Bal XN pone, ibd +3 ie ere re ogg iti a ey [hg vt or service" inthe chapel General Motors for 30 years 'ih Nese wun Gk at Go yi "| [Reg Rarer om ' : a ' | slices RACE Purse $10,000 bons Pye As ieee & 3 hore Pc lei ky 'Ne Boy ae hursday, May 25 at 2 p.m. Interment Y The Daily jouble, jeda' an - ur awa Legionnaires ere Sun-|Breeze Breeze lio Boy eTMENT of and ANTIQUES J bil Pp ili [Union Cemetery. : og bd ee strong Funeral Home at 2 p.m. |eite, Dally Cove (6), paid $34.30 beerd ale Stakes' three year olds day in as opening game of Pee PE \NSPORT Ate a vagh oo od welll al hh | SUDDS, Edna Mae |Local 222 UAW Retirees' con ay 4 20. nose | THIRD RACH -- Purse £2.00, cial |1A-Cool Recaptin, Blum 240 218 210 red a Ontario es Prompt Respnse, Kornblum XX109 " + " In Oshawa General Hospital, on Satur-/ Predeceased, Jan. 4, 1959, by le service was conduc y} tt Brod oa a0 tEsnaalan Market, teCenb 219|Association pee wee schedule. |¢ ouch, No wor ti 'A, ONTARIO be held in fe A sl geet of RUMMAGE day, May 20, \967, Fang Mae Wilson./nis wife, the former Emma|Rev. L. W. Herbert. Interment rvetiaiouy Mil, Tareas ip teoltime Wass Winning pitcher Jim 'Mulvi-|Sendeen, by NDERS resists O° Ain aufduas Sudds, loving mother of Mrs. E. Wallace|Dowling, the deceased is sur-|was in the Oshawa Union Ceme-|s Rip Khobar, Kel 2 oe oe in Order: Pine Point, Anita's) hill drove home the winning fd vba tihl Rociagh Be pei vel se ee fll SALE ibe PR aoa SEL A a eke vived by seven daughters, Mrs.|tery Soldiers' Plot. Sean In Order: Phantom Pepper,|AcMrs. W. J. Seitz and Mrs, V. P.|for Belleville in. the last of the| those Who Walt, 'McComb 118 NDERS, addressed China age cae 4 ve Richard Sudds, Calgary, Kenneth Rus-|William Patrick (Emily) and| The pallbearers were Percy| Frisky Flight, Gey Sister, Krakenite 'and| Reid Gardiner Farms and Golden West seventh. Luinette had two hits Anes nae XX100 ad ig? tly love seats, Rosewood chair | OSHAWA. LIONETTES | $iof Phoenix Arizona and Jack Vincent |Mrs, Herbert Norton (Della)|Allman, Norman Lounie, Gar-|Exploretion eee entry cool Reception and Bete-/for Belleville, Burke and Bur-|, Ais Elisible: was Releced, bitch er Bldg. Ottawa, et oe ere oe Sudds of Kingston. Resting at the Me-|)t Aurora, Mrs,. Aubrey|net Knight, George Murless, | FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,600, allow-|might, paid '$4.60 ley one each. Gin dial, seve 110 " t with dragon tail back, clocks, Infogh-Anderson Funeral Home, 152 King|both of , y "a Fi EIGHTH RACE. -- Purse $2,200 allow-| /€¥. A-P J Enright, E Eb d Val d "Tender for de- rocking 'chairs, beds. quon- SIMCOE HALL Street East, then at Robert B. Cullen) Hurst (Alberta), Mrs. Wesley| William Welch and James Ma-| pa Rad hee 440 2.50 2.10] ances 3 and 4 year olds about'1 mile on| Gary. Wilson collected tWoler wane ea <r E Lyons ane Vale = Peterborough" tity of furniture and many oe et ets ad 'iiecment|Norsworthy (Mabel), Miss Olive | jor. Elhew Queen, Ferraro 2.60 2.10\Turt Course | hits for Oshawa and others went|x-5 tbs AAC; XT Ws AAC) XXX ived up to 3 p.m. antiques. Terms cash. Sale 1 p.m; Cataraqui Cemetery, Kingston, Cain, Mrs. Harold Sills (Marie) Across 'he Line, Bell 220/7-Canadel, "MeComb 390 310 28/to Kevin Copithorne and Jim|(b AAC GC oe ae ot 1 p.m. and Mrs. William gg od (June) FUNERAL OF 'Also Ran: Neat Little Divi sand Office, Grit 280| Miller, lpost. Tie 2 PM i =e all of Oshawa an 'wo sons, MRS. ELIZABETH Late Scratch: Russlin ime -! Fahl ges d Reg. Johnson Auctioneer, | \WED., MAY 24 LOCKE'S FLORISTS [Leonard of Hamilton and Bud of LAGERWEY Marron' Glece Bachelor Of hits, Reseos| ' Ph. Sunderland 227 Funeral arrangements and | Oshawa. and Level Jay | borough Airport, ie oh =e . The funeral service for Mrs. L B Attendance, 20,408, Total Handle, $984,-| h, Ontario. "AUCTION SALE. | lthina, tousehoid onticies, | Secononn een" Sl | yn tarot avward of Ost lizabeth Lagerwey, who died ai awn DOWIEIS |: ONE COAT OF pcications | and odds and ends for the cottoge OSHAWA SHOPPING awa, Mrs, Thomas Brown (Nel-|e Ajax-Pickering General Hos- r documents may Property of D. J. Jackson ' le), Mrs. Albert Cousins (Flos-|Pital May 15, was held at the Ope S so t the office of the 441 Athol St. E., Oshawa 758. Benes sie), Mrs. Sarah Dowling and|#ebron Christian Reformed m yeason Bradford Tosses Construction En- yt. of Transport, ominion Centre, est, (Box 7), To- it. and copies ob- jeposit of a certi- : for $25.00 for ayable to the Re- eral of Canada. specifications will | display et the changes' ot To- borough, Oshewa in, Saint-Laurent urchases racts, TICE to DITORS ESTATE OF IGLAS SIDSWORTH ; having claims Estate of Arthur dsworth, late of shawa, deceased, nN or about the of April, A.D. lereby notified to the undersigned the Administra- efore the Ist day ). 1967, full par- their claims. Im- fter the said Ist 1967, the assets ased will be dis- ongst the parties reto, having re- ) claims of which ned Solicitor for tratrix shall then Ishawa this 12th 1967. ALLACE, Q.C., oe Street North, Ontario or s Sidsworth atrix. ITICE <EDITORS OTHERS Estate of AY REESON, Deceased. having claims estate of Ethel late of the City in the County of idow, deceased, 9r about the 19th mber, 1966 are ed to send in to ed Personal Rep- of the said-de- before the 23rd 1967, full part- eir claims. Im- er the said date Representatives e the assets of cased having re- claims of which en have notice. hawa this 19th 1967 yle Reeson, and irle Reeson, licitors, and Bastedo, ind Solicitors, Street South, intario. RAST... ITH TIMES CLASSIFIED \DS May 27, 1967 BINGO AT 8 O'CLOCK Frigidaire refrigerator, 4-bur- DNIPRO HALL ner electric stove, 'chairs, EVERY TUESDAY chesterfield suite, chrome 7:30 P.M. suite, Viking television, vac- All \ $10 ing machine, regular games uum cleaner, sewing ne, Fibs Shee Wealth washing machine, floor po- lisher, dressers, lawn mower, picture frames, ladder, dish- es, tools, many. other arti- Jackpot $150 in 57 Nos. or $20 Consolation Good service for greater cles too numerous to men- attendance. tion. Terms cash. No bg a FREE ADMISSION Myles King, Auctioneer. - DNIPRO HALL 3039. = }_Corner Bloor and Edith Sts. 38--Coming Events VICTORIA DAY BAZAAR May 25 -- 2:30 p.m. Albert St. United Church U.C.W. Central Council of Neighborhood Association Tea Room 50c BINGO aATS< 50c KINSMEN BINGO 2--$2,00.--Nos. 52 and 50 7 MUST GO OSHAWA CIVIC 75 Sepa AUDITORIUM See, Saturday's, Ad SOCIAL BINGO, St. George's Hall, cor- ner Albert 'and Jackson, Wednesday, May 24, 8 o'clock. Lunch and prizes. SPRING Rummage Sale, Simcoe Street United Church Hall, Wednesday, May 24, 1.30 p.m. sored by Fellowship Unit, Kingsview inited Church. 39--Notices Friday, May 26th Over Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6994 STAFFORL BROTHERS LTD. Authorized Dealers ROCK OF AGES FAMILY MONUMENTS 318 Dundas St. E, 668-3552 Whitby, Ont. Mrs. Eva Colbeck, all of Tor- onto; 31 grandchildren and 46 great-grandchildren. The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 p.m., May 25, fol- lowed by interment in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Rev. L. W. Herber' conduct the service. CLARENCE E. (Mike) DAWSON The death occurred sudden- ly, May 22 at the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, of Clarence E. (Mike) Dawson, of 476 Miller Avenue. A son of the late Mr. and IN MEMORIAM DODD -- In loving memory of my dear big Jessie, who passed away May 23, | have lost my soul's Seemann A i Ripe with my own, And di day | rag her more As! walk through life alon --Sadly missed by husband, Aithir. DODD -- In loving memory of ot lige! mother and grandmother, Mrs. H, Dodd, who passed away May 23, '959, The di sorrow we cannot tell, Of the los? of one we loved so well. --Sadly missed by son Grant, daughter- In-law Wilma, grandchildren Glenna, Guy and Laurie. DODD -- In loving memory of our dear mother, Jessie G, Dodd, who pass- nal away Ma' Brceg 1959. we love we nerer lose, Fee always gi', will Loved, remembered, Trhasuied) WATCH our new station grow, Clements' Supertest, oe of Simcoe and Wil- ilam, Streets. Open for business during rebuliding. Telephone 728-8473. $5,000.00 PRIZES $1,500 Jackpot $500 Snowball $150 Special Game $1,000 Escalator 20° Regular Games $50 each 9 Early Bird Games 5 Late Games $50 each BIRTHS COCKERTON -- Fred and Carol (nee Parker) wish to thank God for the safe errival of their first born, ' Boge Fred- erick Allan, weighing 6 Ibs. on May 21, 1967 at the Oshawa , Hiling Hoop Special ced to Dr. Spragge, Con- lin and Dr. Beckett and nurses es the fourth floor, Admission $1.00 (receive one card for regular games). All games 25c¢ double card except jackpot. $100 in Door Prizes pescaget bbe -- Paul and Brenda ere happy to announce the errival of their son, ial siesQl 7 day, May -22, District Hospital. A brother for Shelley. LESCISIN -- Nancy and Janet are pron to announce the errival of their All games will be played on y brother, Ronald Steven, bom on double cards. Prigey, May 19, 1967, at the Oshawa General Hospital. Proud parents are Steve and 4 Shore the wealth--7:15 p.m. [Sire on and four floor Regular Games--8:15 p.m. BUSES Always in our memory. --Sadly missed by son Gordon, daugh- ter-in-law Betty. DODD -- In loving memory of our dear mother and Srencmerner, Jessie $. Dodd, who passed away May 23, 1959. Looking ack pack, bili romparies path me fe bless the tears we ead wn you leave the rest to pF poke by son Bony daughter- in-law Jackie and grandchildren, DODD -- In loving memory x ou mother end grandmother, Mr3. Dodd, who passed away yay 23, 199. God gave us a wondertu vapid Her memory will never As old. He fashioned her smile out A sunshine, rd molded her heart of pure gold. heeded a new star in Heavens ng beautiful light to ee ie out of this world of soi He chose that dear mother ial mine. Sadly missed by. daughter Norma, son- in-law Howard, grandchildren Lee Anne, _z Mon- nd Gall and Grant. DODD -- In loving memory of our dear mother and Boy Mer a Jessie Dodd, who passed a' y 23, 1959. You asked for so ale in lite, Mom, And suffered more than your share, Your life was devoted to others, With Mie love, and prayer: The ears we had together, will memories our life through, With heart-felt. pride we'll remember, Being blessed with a mother like you. --Sadly missed by lg pe and gons- In-law, Lola and rect Josephine and helping hands Leaving Bond and Simcoe St. 6:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 7:30 DEATHS and 8:00 p.m. Avoilable After Bingo. A |, Wendall ROWE TOURS 'Entered into rest In the Oshawa General Hospital on Friday, May 19, 1967. Wen- Western Tour July 22 -- dall Everette Amfinson, beloved gon Mr. and Mrs. Everette Amfinson, ce his 8th month. Resting at the Armstrong Aug. 12. 22 days. Price $350. Places of interest: Yellow- stone Park, Salt Lake City, Funeral hii Oshawa, with funeral service In the chapel Tuesday, May 23 at Reno, San 'Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver,. Victoria, Banff, 11 a.m, Interment Oshawa Union Ceme- many others. a tery. BOWES, Marion Entered into rest in the Oshawa General Hospital. on Sunday, May 21, 1967. Marion Clarence, g Nelson and Gordie, HELE -- In loving memory of a dear mother, dun Hele, who passed away May 23, 1! The sept "of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we loved so well, And while she sleeps In peaceful sieep, Her memory we shall always keep. --Lovingly remembered by daughters, Lynne and Pat. LUKE -- In loving memory of my sister, Lollie, who passed away May 23, 1966 and brother-in-law George, who passed away April 20, 1966. A page in memory's book Is gently turned today. belated remembered by Mary oy. SCHOENAU --in loving memory of a and Newfoundland and East Coast |McDougall, beloved wife of Cliffon|aear husband and father Carl F Bowes, mother of Mrs. John Myers , . Tour. Sept. 2 - 18.17 days. |(foan} of - Burlington, sister. of mata St See ee. he Price $285. Places of interest: | Vivian McDougall of Owen Sly ies iy alte Sus ee LA Quebec City, Expo, Gaspe, Donald of Kirkland Lake. Resting at ihe car Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa w Perce', P.E.I., Newfoundland. [prea ag etn the ch pel Travel Air Conditioned, wash- room motor coach, For in- formation phone or write. ROWE TRAVEL AGENCY | | nousin, sony sieity Lyne Port Hope 885-2527 _|!n the Oshawa General Hospital on Mon: ese May 22, 1967, Baby Shelly Lynn CITY-WIDE COVERAGE at low cost is Brough "inten be tet aM '0 bet Mrs. what you with Classified Ads. Phone /James se interment was Jaen oes fer an ed-writer. in Mount ery. May 24 at 2 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. (In lieu of flowers dona- tions to the Cancer Society would be ap- preciated.) 5 A TASTING TRIBUTE For Permanence and dignity we suggest MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous advice please visit the Park Office, 723-2633 Mrs. Robert Dawson, the de- d was born Oct. 23 at Castleton and was mar- ried there. A resident of Osh- awa for 26 years, he operated the Hortop Variety Store for the past six years. Previously he had been a carpenter. Mr. Dawson was an adherent of Kingsview United Church and a member of the Oshawa and District Coin Club. He is survived by his wife, Eva; two daughters, Mrs. Gary Morgan (Marlene) of Barrie and Mrs. Don McLennan (Eve- lyn) of Oshawa. Also surviving are six sisters, Mrs. Jean Haynes of Colborne, Mrs. Keitha Dixon of Brighton, Mrs, Dart Blake (Marie) of Osh- awa, Mrs. Neil Thompson (Ver- na) and Mrs. oseph Somers (Freda) both of Peterborough and Miss Rene Dawson of Tor- onto and four grandchildren. Mr. Dawson was predeceased by two brothers, Clifford of Bright- on and Archie of Oshawa. The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 3.15 p.m. May 24, fol- lowed by interment in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Rev. L. W. Herbert will conduct the ser- vice. MRS. ELIZABETH STOLAR Church, Elizabeth Crescent, Whitby at 2:00 p.m. May 18. The service was conducted by Rev. Jac. Geuzebroek of the Grace Christian Reformed Church of Scarborough. Interment was in the Rugged Cross Garden of the Mount Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were officebear- ers of the Church: Messrs. and B, Michel. FUNERAL OF JOSEPH ARTHUR SMITH Requiem Hish Mass was sung in St. Gregory's Roman Cath- olic Church at 10 a.m. today died May 20, at the Oshawa General Hospital, in his year. The mass was sung by Rev. John Markle. Interment was in Resurrection Cemetery. The pallbearers were William Shane, Charles Asselstine, Dav- id Smith and Armand Martel. Oshawa Wins Oshawa Legionnaires scored in every inning but the third as they trounced Port Hope 23-7 in the opening game of the Eastern Ontario Baseball As- sociation bantam schedule Sat- urday at Alexandra Park in Oshawa. Right fielder Jim Zarowny led the 17-hit Oshawa attack with a home run, double and two singles. He drove in seven runs. Brian Rose hit a triple. Two hits each went to Wayne Tutin, Les Kiraly, Alan Taylor and Randy Cobel. Greg Watson tripled and sin- gled for two of Port -- five hits. An entry of Grant Murray, Mabel White and Bruce McGreg- or captured the Hayden Mac- donald Trophy in a mixed treb- les tournament at the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club Monday. Ewart Carswell was the run- Bantam No-Hitter| WHITBY (Staff) -- Don Brad-| ford held Ajax Legionnaires hit-| less here as Whitby Lasco Steel-| ers won their Eastern Ontario) Baseball Association bantam) event. at Brobbel, A. Brouwer, J. Mes played because of the weather. and his mates committed only Boer, H, DeVries, W. R. Haan for Joseph Arthur Smith, who 79th | Bantam Game | ner-up in the competition, which was an off - the - board draw Only two were) th g only four, More than 80 members par-|two errors, Bradford struck out ticipated in the event. nine batters. | | PLAN NOW to attend the OSHAWA FUN FESTIVAL JUNE 25 to JULY 1 FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE! * STREET DANCING * BABY CONTEST * ETHNIC CONTEST % MONSTER PARADE Sponsored by the Oshawa Folk Festival Committee The death occurred suddenly at her home, 11 Evangeline Drive, May 22, of Mrs. Eliza- beth Stolar. She was in her 77th year. A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Kowalchuk, the deceased was born in the Ukraine where she was mar- ried in 1909. She came to Detroit in 1912 and lived in Saskatche- wan and Toronto before moving to Oshawa 10 years ago. Predecased by her husband, Andrew, in 1965, Mrs. Stolar is survived by four sons, Alex- ander of Scarborough, Manuel of Oshawa, Paul of California and Peter of Toronto; three grandchildren and four great- grandchildren. The funeral service will be held at the Gerrow Funeral Chapel, at 2 p.m., May 25, fol- lowed by interment in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Rev. A.M. Butler of Cedardale United Church will conduct the service. MRS. EDNA MAE SUDDS The death occurred May 20, at the Oshawa General Hospi- tal, of Mrs. Edna Mae Sudds, of 1076 King Stret East. The deceased had not enjoyed good health for 18 months. The former Edna Mae Wil- son, the deceased was born at Arnprior, Ont. and was married in Kingston in 1918 and came to Oshawa in 1950. A member of College Park Seventh-day Ad- FOR WOMEN NECK SUPPORT TRACTION ventist Church, Mrs, Sudds was SURGICAL ~ @ FITTED BY QUALIFIED FITTERS @ MEDICAL PHARMACY LTD. 300 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA, ONTARIO MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING 728-6277 SUPPORTS OBESITY OR ABDOMINAL BACK acti CLASSIFIED DOES IT BETTER One Paint for ALL Surfaces Acorn's IMPERV-ALL is a miracle coating, providing maximum beauty, coverage and protection on Masonry walls, metal or wood. Inside or outside, painted or unpainted. No need for 4 or 5 different paints -- IMPERV-ALL... is one for all. Guaranteed for 5 years! Oshawa's Exclusive Dealer Starr Sports and MARINA King St. E. at Townline 723-0211 TIME 10 G-R-O-W-I-N-G "EXTRA CASH" By Selling Your Useful OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT ' = NOW! For CASH-IN-HAND results, advertise items that are in great demand. Every day, Times readers in over 23,560 homes in our area are shopping the outdoor equipment columns for items such as fertilizers, wheel barrows, lawn rollers to rent, and many other sporting outdoors equipment, Place your classified TIMES ACTION WANT AD Now ! Call 723-3492 "Read by everyone -- used by everyone" ,