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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Mey 27, 1967 '26--Apartments for Rent 30--Automobiles For Sale 30--Automobiles for Sale 37--Auetion Sale '38--Coming Events 26--Apartments for Rent ss ca for Rent ONE - BEDROOM apartment, self con. tained, private entrance and bath, Troll's Road South. Working couple preferred. 508. WENTWORTH MANOR OSHAWA"S LARGEST APARTMENTS 975 Wentworth |? Street Don't Wait Investigate, the new MONA LISA APARTMENTS 191 Nonquon Road where your rental dollar goes further. Featuring, swimming pool, sauna room and gym, playground, 5 acres of park- land, spacious suites with col- ored stoves and fridges, ample parking, individual mail deliv- ery, PLUS many other extras. Mode! suite open daily 1 P.M, till 8 P.M. MONA LISA APARTMENTS Phone 723-6022 CENTENNIAL ACRES 1304 Cedar St., Oshawa FOR RENT Two and three bedroom homes $115 -- $125 Broadloom in living room Fully landscaped. Call 723-7711 or 725-9991 from 9 a.m. = 5 p.m. SHELDIAN, MANSIONS 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites. Sublet -- reduced rent apts. floor, beautiful view. FAhacel acon park- THREE ROOM Sea newly paint- ed, available now with private garage and driveway. Apply after 5 o'clock at 290 Conant St. or phone 723-7809. NORTH-END, clean and well equipped self-contained, furnishd eyo vate entrance. Telephone 723-2630. CENTRAL three Pek ar refrigerator and stove, private BRIGHT,. one - sor gu In clean, quiet ane lv room, stead Fy ot dao ged 'drapes, bal- awe opp lng Centre. ar Avaliable July Ist. nano SPECIAL bachelor a nares In apa ment bullding, edsifth ing room, aienon and bathroom, refrigerator and stove. Parking. Ideal for couple. $85 monthly. Telephone 728-9672. TWO-ROOM apartments, one bcbg one unturniened. Central. Telephone 723- 3211, THREE - ROOM furnished it, ground floor, Available now. Very cen- tral. T 725-6304, Two, bedroom apartments. jand nyare, Included, M0 monthly. ie ults. imcoe » Bus at door. Available June Ist pe June 15th. 725-8393. ONE BEDROOM apartment, fridge, stove, separate entrance. Bus st door. Close to north plant. Reasonable. Tele- phone 728-6798 after 5 p.m. SELF-CONTAINED three - room apart- Harel private bath, private entrance, fridge, stove, Adults vay) A ate Avail- able June.1, Telephone 7: TWO FURNISHED room ara. Central. Parking. Suitable for td ONE AND A HALF bedroom apartment In tri-plex, north east section, suitable Lad sone couple. Telephone 728-0989 aft couple or two girls. Telephone THREE LARGE room apartment, vate bath and entrance, eT |frigerator, nice modern kitche cific Avenue, 725-9308. pri- stove and re- n 290 Pa- pies - ROOM apartment, heat and water supplied, available now. Apply at 417 Byron Street North, Whitby. FOUR - ROOM apartment, private bath and entrance, centrally located. Avail Roa oe 1. Parking space.» Telephone oat - BEDROOM periment paves j-| 18t. class rooms, board included, private bath and entrance. Storag basement. Laundry facliities, "Parking double room in modern private home and garage for small car, 728-3478 In Montreal. $10 per couple, $15 for 723-4651. "| couples, $10 for family of four. 723-1355. dati * PELESHOK MOTORS LTD. AJAX LEASE OR RENT OK USED CARS 26A--Expo Accomm @ MINUTES TO EXPO, near 401 Hwy home. Parking in Montreal. Couple $125 weekly, A, Baczewski, St. Justine de Newton, Que. 764-4191 RESERVATIONS taken now for FURNISHED or unfurnished three-room ryenilsesai stove, refrigerator, modern athroom. No children please. 22 Mc- teughtn Bivd. Telephone 723-8219 after 6 only. 27--Rooms for Rent ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED ROOM APARTMENT, living and kitchen, bedroom, utility room, piece bathroom with shower, private en- trance, child welcome, Abstalners. $75. 623-5313. THREE ROOMS for rent, available June 1, all conveniences, stove, refrigerator. Close to bus, shopping. Heat, water sup- plied. Adults is only. 723-3266, 725-2059. FOUR - ROOM apartment, electrically heated for middle-aged couple, no small children. Lady to help light housekeeping in Manilla. Telephone 63. FOUR-ROOM apartment, central, adults only, Telephone 725-2173. COMPLETELY furnished, three - room apartment. Central. Also double rocm. Telephone 726-8402. LARGE ONE BEDROOM apartment, furnished, close to hospital and bus, Apply 498 Simcoe N., Buckingham Ap- partments. THREE ROOM 2 srerinen oy one bedroom, redecorated, refrigerator and stove if needed. Children welcome, south end. $75 monthly. Telephone 728-6488. dining-room, tw + Availoble in private home. Call between 5 and 7 p.m. 82 PARK RD. N. 728-867 | 24 COLBORNE STREET WEST -- Fur- nished bedrooms, kitchen privileges ar- ranged, young businessmen preferred. Telephone 723-4935. NICE bed-sitting room, newly decorated, light housekeeping. Free parking. Suit- able for one person. Telephone Whitby, 668-6207. LARGE furnished room, close to shop- ping centre, available now, parking. Apply 368 Pine Avenue and Grenfell or 723-5522. LARGE furnished bedroom, kitchen and laufGry privileges, parking space. 574 Crerar Avenue. BED-SITTING room, large, kitchen, re- frigerator. Parking. Private entrance and sun porch, 119 Brock Street East. MODERN TWO bedrooms, refrigerator, stove, washer, dryer, heat, parking, $110. Available July ist. 725-1310, 725-5424, private bath- Apply 117 monthly. Adults. Rossland Road East. FIVE ROOM apartment, rocm and private entrance. Sommer Street after 5:30 ROOMS FOR RENT, $10 and $12 weekly. Maid service, restaurant on premises. Apply Queen's Hotel, 67 Simcoe St. N. ROOM AND BOARD for gentlemen, home cooked meals, large room, very central location, Telephone 725-2938. 147 Brock Street East. 309 ADELAIDE W. Two bedroom apart- ment in apartment building, refriger- ator, seve broadioom, one small child 725-6851. ROYAL HOTEL, Whitby, 171 Brock North. Rooms nightly or by the week Hier and cold water in each room. Two - soem apartment and kitchen- ette, refrigerator and stove, private parking. No children. Telephone 725- 7768. 347 LaSalle. LUXURY, one bedroom apartment, un- furnished. Will sublet for one year, be- ginning July 1, 1967 at lower rental. lith ing. Telephone 723-512: Pri- room self-contained ap- home. Available June 1, peut, Tele- phone maearsr. 162 Ritson Road TWO FURNISHED rooms, suitable for Apply 242 Grooms Avenue. days, 728-2031 evenings 728-7814, HOLLYWOOD MOTEL now o) or weekly, North, Whitby. private, laundry facilities. Located TWO furnished rooms with kitchen, sink and cupboards. Close to Duplate. Private entrance. Apply 543 Howard Street. couple or single girl. Telephone 728-6387. TWO UPSTAIRS bedrooms, private bath. Telephone, pen nightly rock rates reasonable. 800 Bi THREE ROOM furnished greg = and Division. Suitable for two or three. Call 728-2805, GOOD - SIZED furnished light house- keeping room for rent, private entrance, within the vicinity of Oshawa Shopping Centre. Telephone 728-3690. UPSTAIRS, four room ae pri- available without lease. Swim- ming pool, opposite south G.M, Children welcome. Two baths in all two and three vate bath. Laundry facilities. Child wel- come. Apply 232 McKim Street. MODERN, two bedroom marian stove refrigerator and drapes. One chi for. |Persons. Apply 275 Ritson Sou! LARGE furnished housekeeping room for working girl, close to hospital light SPECIAL 77 '67 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 4 door hardtop company car. Lic. J89765. '66 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1965 ACADIAN. Excellent condition, owner, low mileage, radio, whitewalls, discs, Hr pide ad 1968 Pontiac Parisienne, automatic, power brakes, ay Misectae Best offer. Phone 725-788: 1999 PONTIAC, $125, good Taertion. Telephone 668-4656. 1961 NASH Rambler, A-1 BS al ia Bar- gain, 1956 Pontiac, $65. Telephone 725- 8602. 1956 MERCURY, A-1 motor, five tires, radio. $50. Telephone 576-1360. Hi CHEVROLET Bel Air, 2-door hard- top, 6, automatic, transitor radio, peed tires, brakes, paint--last year, $375, bes offer. 728-0558. 1963 PONTIAC Strato, four - door sedan. Ermine white with spotless contrasting Interior, V-8 engine, automatic transmis- sion and radio, Many carefree vacation miles in this one. Lie 53981E. $100 down delivers. Nicols ord a west of Thickson Road. 668-333) '61 MONARCH, good condition. Fully equipped. Will trade for best one ton or three que ton truck offered. Tele- phone 942 2226. 1962 VOLVO "Canbdion radio, excellent lephone 668-2556. condition. Tel '63 CHEVROLET wa: sion, Telephone Biscayne, station , six eri standard transmis- revelg, HIE ong Will consider trade. 31--Compect Cars for Sale 4 door hardtop automatic, V-8, power. Lic. J78823. 55s $2695 '66 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 4 door automatic. Lic. 86912: .;... » $1995 "66 IMPALA, 2 door hardtop, automatic, all power. Lic. 576426. '65 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan automatic. Lic, J79315 $1895 '65 CHEVROLET Impala S.S. Automatic, radio, power. lie. J91SSO ©. 5.562), $2195 '64 ENVOY EPIC Lig, ZOU 5s $850 '63 CHEVROLET The Rambler Kings Bowmanville & Peterborough MAY SALE Lower than Toronto Prices. Bank Rate Financing, 60 Day 3,000 Mile Warranty. Up To 60 Months To Pay. OVER 40 SELECT CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. TRENT Bowmanville Rotary Club ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE Sat., June 3 12 noon SOPER CREEK PARK Bowmanville, Ont. south on Simpson Ave., from Hwy, 2 In case or rain auction will be held at Brookdale- Kingsway Nursery. Preview 10-12 a.m, Terms--CASH Buggies, Cutter, Sleigh Bells, Qil Lamps, Butter Churns, 'Moustache Cups, Pressed Glass, Old Silver, Crockery, Cut Glass, Cups and numer- ous other items. Write for catalogue to: E. Samuel 104 King St. E., Bowmanville Auctioneers: Jack Reid and Cliff Pethick BINGO U.A.W. ' HALL SATURDAY, MAY 27th 7:30 P.M. 20 GAMES, $10 A GAME 4 GAMES OF $20., $30., $40., sy ONE GAME $150. JACKPOTS SHARE THE WEALTH Tickets On Prizes To Be Drawn. To-Night Y.W.C.A, Rummage Sale MONDAY, MAY 29, 1967 1 p.m. Downstairs, Main Building Good Used Clothing and Household Articles. 199 CENTRE ST. RUMMAGE SALE Tuesday, May 30, af. 30, at 1.30_at Knox Presbyterian Church. BIRTHS CHAMBERS -- Clinton and Marjorie are ha to announce the birth of a boy, iy Allan, 7 Hee ag ozs., on Thurs- day, y 25,1967, at the Oshawa Gen- erat Hospital A iecnwe, for John, Cathy, Neil and Shirley. Many thanks to Dr. McKinney and fourth floor staff. MCMASTER ---Ross and Arlene (nee AUTO $ALES LTD, King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3305 Stationwogan, automatic. Be op | $1359 '62 CORVAIR 4 door, black. Lic. K3790. '62 CHEVROLET 4 door Bel-Air, radio. Lic. J78820. '6) OLDSMOBILE 2 door hardtop; automatic, automatic, $1195 power, radio. Lit, 79699 wees $95 '61 OLDSMOBILE 4 door, automatic, radio, power. Lic. J79700. Repo. Make an offer. POLICE CRUISERS 1. '66 PLYMOUTH FURY, automatic, V-8. Lie S7GSS7 ies: $1695 2. '66 PLYMOUTH FURY, outomatic, V-8. Lic. 1572B. HARWOOD at STATION RD. Ajax 942-6300 and downtown, private entrance. Kendal Avenue. Tele: 728-6987. FURNISHED ROOM with separate bath. Private entrance. Bp? parking near bus stop. Telephone 725-2056. TWO FURNSIHED ROOMS, 2 piece bath, Suitable for couple, no children. Telephone 725-8409. ONE LARGE basement seif-contained room, electrically heated, nicely fur- nished, private entrance, al mig or two welcome. No damage deposit. immediate bedroom suites. | possession. 170 Park Rd. S. or telephone S85 OXFORD STREET THREE - ROOM apartment, nice resi- 728-7942 dential area, refrigerator and stove, private entrance, ni¢ely decorated. Working couple shanties Abstainers. MUST SUBLET |i TWO ROOM apai inner Hy y Two bedroom apartment, nish, rival entrance. heaaain' modern building, sauna bath, swimming pool. Hydro includ- ed in rent. Sok -- left on lease. Telep 576-3883 or nr58. 2222 Casa Manana One, two and three bedroom epartments. Centrally, loca- ted, prestige building, reason- eble rates. no children under Pllc Oe ONE BEDROOM spartment, all facill- ties paid, parking, laundry, one child |welcome, centrally located. Available June 1. T % 93-20 50 or 728-6319. ONE BEDROOM apartment, electric pert stove refrigerator and drapes. $100 monthly includes all ee Av. SPACIOUS bedsitting room, 7 2 piece bath In private home. Ideal for one or two ladies. 728-0056. GUS BROWN MOTORS LIMITED cently overhauled. after four. 1962 CHEVY Ill, white walls, four door, White with red 138, Le, I76889.: 35.4, $1695 arm GB. wire wieels, rade om er, i TRUCKS ond car, Private sale. 728791. 0 *64 Chevrolet, Ya ton pick-up. |1964 M.G.B. red, black interior. Radio, % VOLVO and PEUGOT % 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 ond Fiat Dealer Specializing in Volkswagen Repair and Service 160 Simcoe South 728-0051 1959 RENAULT, new plates, motor re- $60. Phone 723-5818 six standard, radio, Interior. Telephone 668-65: new tires. Auction Sale WELDING EQUIPMENT Property of: KEITH SUR- RIDGE, 400 Mary St. East, Whitby. Hazlett) wish to announce the birth of a he Lloyd William, 7 Ibs. 3 ozs., 10:46 » May 26, 1967 at Oshawa General Fiospital (Centennial project and special birthday present for father). TA oo to staff on 4A and Dr. Mcliveet DEATHS Wednesday, June 7, '67 7 P.M. SHARP (Welding Machines) 1958 Chev. 1 Ton with 200 amp Lincoln Welder, mount- ed, 300 amp. Portable air cooled Diesel Welder, 300 amp. Lincoln M.G. set, com- plete, (Cutting Torches) -- Purox Combination set. Small Tools and Equipment Floor Hoist, 1% Ton Chain Hoist, Y2 Ton Chain Hoist, Y% Ton plate clamp, air grinder, Arc-Air Torch, Dise Grinder, Drill Press complete, Vice and bench, Pipe stands, 1 Office Desk. Small quantity of steel and shapes, Small quantity Welding electrodes. Terms Cash, otherwise see manager day of sale. Time HARDING, Dorothy Jean After a prolonged iliness at the Oshawa General Hospital on Thursday, May 1967, Dorothy J. Johnson (of 107 Keith Street, Whitby), beloved wife of W. J. Harding, dear mother of Mrs. T. Love (Nancy), and Gary of Oshawa, dear sister of William of Whitby, predeceased by Frank and Lloyd; in her Séth year. Resting at the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby for service in the chapel on Saturday, May 27, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment . Mount Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa. Minister, the Rev. J. McLeod. Visitors) commencing 2 p.m, Friday. If desired contributions to the apes Cancer So- ciety would be appreciated. DAVIES, Cyril At the Oshawa General Hospital on Sat- urday, May 27, 1967, Cyril Davies, dear- ly loved husband of Edna (Peg) Cragg, and dear father of Don of Toronto, Jack of Markham, Len of Brooklin, Marjor- je (Mrs. Kert Fairservice) of Brooklin, and Gerry of Oshawa in his 67th year. Resting at the Robinson Funeral Chapel, ase has Service in the Chapel on Mon- May 29th at 2.30 p.m. Interment are Cemetery. 7 P.M, sharp. Auctioneer--LOYAL POGUE Must sell, no reasonable offer refused. Telephone 728-9567. 38--Coming Events 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe, $350. pri- vate sale, telephone 987-4825. Newcastle, 1962 MARK II MGA. Must be seen to be appreciated. eee reconditioned. Telephone 728-88. 961 STUDBSARER: Lark, A-1 condi- tion, 54,000 miles. Must be driven to be appreciated. $125. Telephone 728-1322. RR No. 3 Oshawa TRADE UP OR DOWN. Top Price paid for Good Clean Cars, liens paid. TERMS. Phone 728-7375 or 728-7376 1964 METEOR four - door sedan. Power. ful V8 with standard transmission. Lic. LARGE furnished housekeeping for gentleman. Good parking. Apply 194 194 King Street West. Toom | 279522. Make us an offer. Nicols Motors Ltd., Dundas, west of Thickson Road. 668-3331. 32--Trucks for Sale WANTED -- 1964, '65 or '66 Ford or Mercury, % ton pick-up, In_good condi- tion. Ti 725-8088 or 725-8493. FOUR van trucks suitable for camp- erg. All car parts. Courtice Auto Wreck- ers, 723-5238. SHOWROOM CONDITION! 1965 Ford 700! dump truck, heavy duty throughout, $3,700, T Port Perry 985-7191. WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE BINGO EVERY MONDAY Admission ticket gives you free chance on door prize, TWO JACKPOTS 52-59 $500. IN 52 NOS. OR LESS COME, SEE IT. You'll like It. uote sunny and roomy. Balcony. Cookin: ip teal aoe A aad of hospital. 63 PONTIAC Parisienne, two door hard- top, 283 V-8 automatic, radio, white "|walls, tinted windshield, washers, wheel "|discs, backup lights, one owner, excel: lent T 728-3389 after allable June 25. Ti AVAILABLE July Ist. One bedroom ap- artment, completely private, fridge, stove, washing machine. Close to downtown $85. monthly, heat, hydro Included. Tele- phone 725-9387. ONE BEDROOM apartment in apart- ment buliding, closed in sun porch. 12. 230 Nipigon St. All conveniences. Central. One child Tel FRED COOPER 78-3344, 725-0657 or 723-0873 BACHELOR APARTMENT In apartment @ FOR RENT @ Apt. Houses, Rooms, Room end Board. Office Hours: Mon. to Fri. 8:30 a.m, to 6 p.m, Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. LANDLORD'S ASSOCIATION 23 Athol West 728-1070 Png Ba retired lady. Telephone 728- ue AND TWO-bedroom apartmen Immediate possession. PW mariand" nag 18: | board, gentleman to share, close to north 28--Room and Board SINGLE ROOMS and BOARD Apply: 25 Division St. aire ee Private. Full price $1650. 1964 VALIANT, two - door sedan. Orig- inal white finish with the popular slant six engine. Low cg on this one- owner, new car trade. 573992, a eee son Motors Ltd., Hoh west of 668-333 Road, 1962 roy 7 Oldsmobile, four door hard oe Best reasonable offer. Tele- phone 725-2 15-2906. 1964 METE aateoR V8 automatic 20,000 or. -|33---Automobiles Wanted 1953 GMC Curbside My $250 or best offer. Telephone 668-59 WANTED -- clean local cars for "MORLEY STALKER MOTORS 137 King West 723-8311 723-6322 COLBORNE EAST, 87 -- Room and GM. TV privileges, parking. nue, Apply Apt. 107. T ONE-BEDROOM apartments, buliding. Available now. 728-5282. FIVE-ROOM apartment, $125 month Her hydro and heat, Avaliable april lephone 723-2024 after 5 p.m. ar «|ROOM AND BOARD for 'one gentleman, home cooked meals, TV __ privileges, lunches packed. Telephone 723-0115. 1962 PONTIAC, 4 - door, Strate Chief 728-8208. '64 BUICK Skylark, two - roor haratee. ing, new brakes, sedan, Telephone Rust with black Interior, Power steer- power brakes, radio, whitewalls, five good - fires. rene. ROOM AND BOARD for one gentleman willing to share room, King and Park Road area. Ti 5 BONUS 1 and 2 bedroom, large apart- ments, fully equipped. WE PAY MOVING EXPENSES 190 Nonquon Road 728-9726 swoueonco apariments, -- includes drapes, appliances, balcony. Laundry, storaze every floor. Bus at door, adia- cent "shopping. Free services. Child wel- come. 723-5035, 725-9872. ROOM AND BOARD for pee lunches packed. Telephone 725-98. Room AND BOARD for gen food meals. Parking. Close to "bus wralso 728-4845, THREE two-bedroom apartments, avall- Near south plant. 219 Cordova Rd., 2, Days 728-1070, nights 723-5482. able June 1. $110. Two children welcome. | ROO! Apt.| Parking. Television. room AND BOARD for Close Garrard Road by K-Mart. iM ji gentlemen. lo bus, 43 1963 FALCON, two - door owner, west of Thickson Road. 668-3331 equipped, very good condition, $1,995 or best offer. 0516. Loe tires, very clean. Lady driven, rely ing sedan, low mileage beauty, finished in 465 CHEV Impala two-door hardtop, fully Neal 1959 OLDSMOBILE, runs well, good bod $350. Will take older car as part 668-5071. THREE-ROOM apartment, abstainers. FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apart- ments, Controlled entrance, Twin elevators, swimming pool, fenced playground. 723-2347 Millan Drive, side door. ROOM AND BOARD for lady, In pri- BASEMENT. bed-sitting bedroom apartment, for two gentlemen, close to bus. Tele- phone 728-6563. TWO.- BEDROOM apartment, in a five- plex buliding, heated, fridge and range, available June 15. Near General Motors south plant. Children welcome. 728-2036. 1958 CHEVROLET four-door sedan, two- Adults, Heat and water supplied. 68 Mc-|vate home, in good locality, Telephon@ltone green, standard transmission and cade' Teady for the road, Lic. J67189. $10 down lelivers. cols jors id. jundas,| . MF eniined, "suiteore|29--Wanted to Rent west of Thickson Road. 668-3331. : ONE or two-bedroom unfurnished base- ment apartment. Private entrance and 1963 CHEV sedan. Pure white with red trim. Automatic, radio, Perfect car. Lic. 475679. Evenings 942-5693. bath. One baby. Total ae wWill- ing to pay $75 monthly. 728-6113. FURNISHED bed-sitfing room and kit- Ele for one or two, use of washer and ONE and TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS Stove and refrigerator. Hydro included. New building on Gibb St. Telephone 576-0360 dryer, reuse entrance. Apply Arthur Stree' before July 1. No children. Option to buy considered. Please telephone 728-5585. 30--Aut biles For Sale bi ito two-room apartment, near jdowntown, Apply 195 Albert Street. THREE-ROOM apartment, separate en- trance. Stove and refrigerator. One baby welcome. Apply 164 Grenfell St. BASEMENT apartment, three private entrance. $75, monthly Includes all utilities, Apply 75 Wellington St. MALA GLEN COURT CHILDREN WELCOME _1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites. 4 piece bath off master bed- room plus powder room. New »building--Reasonable rates. PHONE 725-0657 LUSANNE VILLA 330 GIBB STREET Exciting prestige building. Centrally located, electrically heated. Roomy breakfast nook end kitchen. Tennis court and barbeque. ----|private entrance. Adult: West, Oshawa. Telephone 723-6025. FOUR ROOM apartment with bath and garden in Newcastle. Telephone 987-4232. LOVELY MODERN four room apartment stove and refrigerator, downtown. Tele- phone 728-3546. THREE ROOM heated self-contained ap- artment. ey decorated, tile floors throughout, heavy duty wiring, $70 mon: thly. Apply 67 or 22 'Orchard View Blvd. THREE ROOM unfurnished apartment, 's only. Available June 1. Apply 178 Adelaide at Division. $115. MONTHLY, two bedroom apart- ment In modern building, close to shop- ping and ee en Paved parnitg: uly 1. Adults, 728-4500. APARTMENT -- Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen with cupboards, private hog Apply 411 King St. East or 723- New and Used Cars Easy to Finance at NICOLS MOTORS LTD. WHITBY -- 668-3331 MORE CASH 1962 BUSINESS MANAGER requires a or hile agua and "équipped to suit, west of Thickson Road. 668-333) 47 CHEVROLET Impela, two-door hard- top, vinyl roof, 327, power accessories. Sell or trade on late model. 728-9737, 6-9. RAMBLER SAVE Forage pas aicere good soy SALES -- SERVICE Ferme arranged Rep. Motor Seles, S09 and PAINT 1963 COMET, two = Goor sedan. A rare VOLKSWAGEN sedan. Original with radio. Easy to finance with terms Nicols Motors Ltd., Dundas, 1. CARS WANTED Buying A. New Car ? Sell your used car to 'Ted', Talk "Cash" to the New Car Dealer and "Save". TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 SHAW AUTO WRECKING CO. Cars bought, parts for sale. Iron and metals bought, 89 Bloor Street East. 725-2311. WANTED: Cars and trucks for wreck- ing. No charge for towing. Best prices paid. Telephone 728-4549 anytime. Rob- ert Nichols. 34--<Automobile Repair AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CENTRE 1038 Simcoe St. N. 728-7339 Transmissions are Our Only' Business -- Repairs, Adjust- ments, Exchanges. All Work Guaranteed. model with four-speed transmission and radio. Excellent condition throughout. Lic. J75615. Low monthly payments. Nicols Motors Ltd., Dundas, west of -3331. Thickson Road. 668-3331 1961 WOLESLEY, 699 series, FRED STONE Brooklin -- 655-3653 REBUILT ENGINES 6 CYL. Excange Price as low as $165.00 8 CYL. Exchange Price as low as $200.00 35--Lost and Found $400 or nearest offer. Reconditioned Pied In excellent condition. Telephone 168-4685. Paid for Good Clean Cars. Trade up or down. Liens paid. '63 RAMBLER, no down payment, $10 per week, radio, one owner, Wellman's, 728-7351. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK ROAD SOUTH 723-9421 Rea aeor 1966, Beaumont cus- four door, automatic, radio, war- raat, eli diag Cash only. Phone 728-5510 after 6 p.m. 1959 CHEVROLET six door. 1963 MERCURY, four - door hardtop, 27,000 alle Very good condition, Tele- phone 728-2527. 1962 FORD Galaxie 500, two-door hard- top. Sandstone beige with match trim. Powerful V-8 engine, automatic transmission and radio. A fener He Terms to ait tgs ickgon down payment. west of Motors Ltd., ieee Road. 668-333) ary one bedroom apartment, stove and refrigerator. Private entrance. $110 TWO BEDROOM Large modern upper duplex, all facilities included except hydro. $100. monthly. One child welcome. : 725-9661 | SUBLET --- Two ~ bedroom apartment, , Fefrigerator and fove if mi monthly. Adults only. Telephone 728- includes heat, ae parking. | 4 Mu T " 3944. bal 1959 CHEVROLET, excellent condition. st see it 728 , belleve it. Best offer. Two - BEDROOM Sanaraianed apart. ment, refrigerator and stove, $105 month- ly. Couple only. Near Credit Union, Apply Apartment 1, 330 Buena Vista. WHITBY, central, two-bedroom apart- ment over store, newly decorated. Hot water heating. Parking. $90 monthly. June 1. Telephone 668-6454. 1961 CHEVROLET, four - door sedan, automatic, power steering. Good condi- tion, Telephone 623-3181 after 5 p.m. 1%2 FORD Futura, ee radio, 723- CHEVELLE = Four-door sedan. six- cylinder, standard, whitewalls, warranty. $1,950 cash. 723-2715. REWARD FOR RETURN LOST -- Black, tan, and white five - year - old male In announced Nos. $50 Consolation Prize $10 per line in both games $150 JACKPOT $20 A HORIZONTAL LINE $50 FULL CARD $200 in 52 Nos. or less 5 SPECIAL GAMES AT $30 $45 in 17 Nos. or less 20 GAMES AT $20 Reawinr ato pay double in 17 Nos. or less EARLY BIRD GAME 7:45 $100 Door Prize EXTRA BUSES RED BARN NORTH OSHAWA Childggin Under 16 Not Admitted LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral arrangements for all occasions, OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 728-6555 Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 MARKET REVIEW By LARRY DWORKIN Canadian Press Staff Writer A lack of leadership, ex- tremely light trading and dis- turbing world news added up to another dismal week for in- vestors on Canada's major stock exchanges. The markets have been in a slump for four consecutive weeks | and the prospects for an break 's dim. The New York Stock Ex- change, the traditional North American pace - setter, was rocked this week as tension in- creased in the Middle East. The effect was felt on Cana- dian exchanges and Wednesday the Toronto exchange suffered its sharpest daily decline of 1967 when the industrial index slid 2.03 points. RECOVER SOME LOSS The markets recovered part of the loss Thursday put ana- lysts attributed this to technical factors resulting from an over- sold condition. Also influencing investors is the fact that earnings appear to be advancing more slowly than in 1966. At Toronto, the industrial in- dex declined 2.09 to 164 and vol- ume for the four-day week was only 9,113,000 shares compared with 13,116,000 shares last week. At Montreal, the index dropped 1.42 to 162.42 and volume fell to 25,|3,634,000 shares compared with 4,481,000 last week. Analysts said unless there is a sharp increase in trading fig- ures there is little chance of any substained rally. The Toronto exchange has been plagued by a sharp decline in trading and as of May 16 total industrial volume had tum- bled to 45,689,000 shares com- pared with 94,438,000 for the same period last year. Dismal Week Of Exchange For Canadian Investors at Toronto, Ln acon rl slid 4% to 68%, Royal 3% to 79%, Montreal 2% to 65, ~~ onto-Dominion 4 to 68% and Nova Scotia % to 14%. Brokers could give no reason for the sharp drop in bank is- sues. However, since the begin- ning of the year the price of bank stocks has risen sharply. Other losses went to Chrysler off 2% to 44%4, Harding Carpets 2 to 15, ITL Industries 1% to 3414, Consolidated Paper 1% to 39% and Stelco % to 22%. On the plus side of the ledger, B.C. Sugar rose 2 to 34, CPR 1% to 69% and Canadian Brew- eries and Magna Electronics % each to 7% and 20%. Consolidated Marbenor high- lighted speculative activity, jumping 2.55 to 4.80. The com- pany holds a 21-per-cent inter- est in Bowden Lake Mines in Manitoba, which announced it has encountered nickel mineral- ization. BASE METALS GAIN Among base metals, Inco gained 1% to 99% and Denison 1% to 69%. Noranda declined 1% to 51%. Silver issues, which ran up sharp gains last week following a U.S. government announce- ment that it is restricting sales of the metal, were trimmed in profit-taking. Siscoe dropped 65 cents to 5.2) and Silverfields 20 cents to 3.75. United Keno moved up 35 cents to 5.70. Among western oils, Dome ad- vanced 2 to 55 while Canadian Superior retreated 1% to 35% and Pacific Pete % to 13%. On index, golds were down .90 to 167.01, base metals .01 to 95.97 and western oils 1.84 to 155.02. At Montreal, utilities were up .13 to 146.86 while banks slid 6.02 to 129.53 and papers 3.02 to Banks took it on the chin and 113.97 By JOHN BEST MOSCOW (CP)--There has been a new burst of specula- tion that Boris Pasternak's controversial novel Doctor Zhivago will be published in the Soviet Union. Such an event would be an important milestone in creative expres- sion here. The novel, a love story set against the background of the Russian revolution and civil STAFFORD BROTHERS LTD. Authorized Dealers ROCK OF AGES FAMILY MONUMENTS 318 Dundas St, E. 668-3552 Whitby, Ont. war, won Pasternak the 1958 Nobel Prize for literature. However he was forced to renounce the prize under pres- sure from the Soviet govern- ment, which called it anti- Communist and has never permitted it to be published in the homeland of its author. IN MEMORIAM BUTLER. -- In loving memory o! dear stepfather, Edward Charles putter, who passed away May 28, 1965. As long as life and memory last, We will remember you. 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Morris, Stanley, and Cum- mings. Your kindness shall not be for- gotten, --Percy Neal. RICHER THAN EXPECTED YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) -- Ro- meo Hanover, unbeaten in his last 19 races and the top con- tender for next Thursday's $100,000 International Pace at Yonkers Raceway, was credited with earning an additional $35,- 000 Friday without leaving his stall. Don R. Millar, executive vice - president' of the United 723-3492 A Courteous Ad-Writer Will Help You. B and E HORSESHOW May 28 at 11:15 am. Western and English Balsam Rd. % mile north of No. 7 highway, east of Brougham. 649-5444: States Trotting Association; said the horse should be credited with a nadditional $35,000 as his part of the $50,000 bonus awarded for winning three specified races over a three- year period at Roosevelt Race- way. That boosted his earnings for the year to $80,832 and for Pasternak died in 1960. Speculation that the ban may be lifted goes back at least two years. It gained impetus recently with the dis- closure that a literary com- mission had recommended that the complete works of Pasternak, including Doctor Zhivago, be printed. Author Ilya Ehrenburg is said to be one of a group of influential writers involved in trying to get the novel pub- lished. ACCEPTED AS POET Pasternak the poet has al- ready been fully rehabilitated --and it was as a poet that he made a literary name for himself long before he wrote his famous novel. In recent years a number of volumes of his poetry have been pub- lished, one of which included verses from Doctor Zhivago. Sources close to the move- ment aimed at restoring Pas- ternak to respectability say they have won a promise that, once printing of his poetic works is complete, considera- tion will be given to publishing Doctor Zhivago. Some experienced Western observers, however, consider Publication Of Zhivago In Russia Seen Probable it highly unlikely that Soviet cultural controllers would ac- quiesce in printing and circu- lation of a book described by some readers as an anti-So- viet testament. Others view the matter dif- ferently. They see the novel as fundamentally a human and non-political work, the tragic story of two people, Zhivago and his sweetheart Lara, who find it impossible to adjust to the tumultuous conditions of the Russian rev- olution. PANNED BY CRITIC They point to dramatic turning-points in the book where Pasternak's sympathy is obviously with the couple, doomed personally as well as Politically by being offspring of the old order in Russia. A possible sign that Zhivago may be published here is that it has recently been discussed openly in the Soviet press, possibly for the first time since 1958. The book was panned, to be sure, by Galina Serebryakova in Literaturnaya Gazeta--Lit- erary Gazette. She called it "unsuccessful and dull." Her treatment was supposed to be of its artistic merits rather than as a political tract. Giving her reminiscences of Pasternak. personally, Mrs. Serebryakova wrote that he was "'a man of great talent who, in his own way, sin- cerely loved his country. Other Russian writers have gone much further in the last year or so in praise of Paster- nak. Some have even claimed him as a true son of the revolution, though not himself a revolutionary. Presumably it would be in this spirit that Soviet authori- ties would permit the book to be published, while carefully avoiding giving it anything resembling a stamp of ap- proval. By J. C, GRAHAM Canadian Press Correspondent AUCKLAND (CP) -- Increas- ing criticism 'is being voiced here at the lack of a New Zea- ag exhibit at Canada's Expo ohe decision not to exhibit drew adverse comment even be- fore the opening of the exhibi- tion. With mounting indications of its outstanding success, criti- cism is growing accordingly. Newspapers which have car- ried big display articles on the event have at the same time given much prominence to the fact that New Zealand is the/d only member of the "old Com- monwealth" not represented. Writing from Montreal, New Zealander Howard Karn sent a typical letter to one of the Auckland newspapers express- ing sentiments that numerous other New Zealand visitors have put forward. He said: "I visited Expo 67 and was disturbed. New Zealand has no representation yet half a million people a day are visiting Expo. What an opportunity has been LL unwanted articles. 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