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Se 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturtley, Setober 14, 1967 30--Automobiles for Sale 38--Coming Events 26--Aportments for Rent 30--Automobiles for Scle *$8 BUICK good running order, Phone 728-0159. '65 PONTIAC Parisienne four-door herd BASEMENT APARTMENT, three rooms and bath, working couple preferred, ab- Phone 723- ers please, no children. TWO FURNISHED rooms with Steve and refrigerator Steering, power brakes, radin, four new touple or bachelor. Close to Duplate poy at tires, etc, Telephone 728-8526. Private entrance. Apply $43 Howard 1963 CHEVROLET Biscayne four-door ae =wvon| Morley Stalker |pstorsic sxcringer. Cow miles NEW basement apartment, three rooms 4 One owner. Snow tires on wheels, Tele and bathroom, stove, refrigerator, wash- MOTORS Phone 668-6087. ing machine. Tiled floors, built-in eup- 'SB CHEV, six cylinder, s siendard, body body rds, attached garage, sult couple, . ty Ad A Private. Vacant November i. SiS Mont- 137 King West i fi ee "a paint lob, $275. fave Avenue | one u wham et «723-6322 723-8311 31 C Gave tac Bale 27--Rooms for Rent Y OSHAWA t |e VOLVO and PEUGOT | r ' ATTRACTIVELY ! FURNISHED ROOM Available in private home, Call between 5 and 7 p.m. 82 PARK ROAD N. 728-8671 accommodations, MOTEL weekly, ; le rooms, $15.5 Bhared rooms, $10.; sing! Tele lwo rooms, $25.; three rooms, $35. phone 668-5201, Hollywood _ Mi LARGE furnished bedroom kitéhen privileges, parking space. Apply 574. Crerar. | CENTRAL, large furnished room nang kitchen, frig and stove, newly decorated,; in, quiet house, suit lady, $1] weekly, | apply 1 146 Division Street. WO BEDROOM for rent, parking aren, | suitable for men or women. Apply 167 Bioor Sains TWO LARGE furnished rooms, bedro' kitchen, privete home, sink and built In cupboards, refrigerator. Close to hos- aie and downtown. Girls preferred phone 725-5228. Ne cto ZouFORTABLE ROOM for rent for aia aaa Telephone 725-0536 or/ 3Zi_ Athol RGE RNISHED room, refrigerator, ee ag bed chesterfield, gink etc., sult feoupie. Apply 25 Division Street Street East. | WHITBY -- ONE single and one double| very central, bus at door, park- ting? facilities. Telephone 668-2398 ffwo ROOMS FOR RENT -- "opereine| space. ld 723-1830 or 109 Pari Road South. HOUSEKEEPING gentieman with igood district, near hospital, bus stop micely waded $10, weekly. Telephone |! '723-0258. HICH comfortable rooms for rent. Lig It fhousekeeping, cooking, privacy and free 'parking, mid-town near bus stop, Tel Phone Whitby 668-6207. es le } ROO! steady down 'FURNISHED ROOM and Kifchen, close|677, Bob Hobbs Motors, 668-6889. lo bus stop, quiet, clean home. Tele-/ phone 723-9921. ROYAL HOTEL, Whifby, 17! | N y ater in each room, 668-50 'piece bath, private entrance. Apply Ferd Suitable for Only $10 Down on the cor of your choice, with up to 48 months to re- top, V-8 automatic, radio, Lge bye bt ped, mint condition. Your tra Licence 805432, $2, fd Paleshok payment. Motors, Alax, 942-6300. |1965 PONTIAC Laurentian sedan, tur- quoise, 6 cylinder, automatic, power TRANSMISSION SERVICE New convenient location 116 BOND ST. WEST We now hove the facilities to do all general repairs. Guaronteed work. Call 576-2610 MOTORS LIMITED R.R. No. 3, Oshawa TRADE UP OR DOWN. Top Price paid for Good Clean Cors, liens paid. TERMS. Phone 728-7375 or 728-7376 GUS BROWN | te MERCEDES BENZ General Repair and Auto-Electric Service Jake and Bill's Garage 449 Ritson Rd. South _Oshy __728-092' 0921 | ZOLTAN and NICK'S -- Your Authorized Datsun ond Fiot Dealer Specializing in Volkswagen Repoir 'and Service 160 Simcoe "South 728-0051 MORE CASH Paid for Good Clean Cars. Trade up or down. Liens paid. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK ROAD SOUTH 723-9421 RAMBLER SALES -- SERVICE and PAINT New and Used Cors Easy to Finance at NICOLS MOTORS LTD. WHITBY -- 668- 3331 licence 668-6889. excellent condition, automatic, excellent condition, new/ . Licence X14227. Bob Hobbs Mot- , 668-6889. ie | 81 | CHEVROLET two door hard top, 1955 FORD | V-8 automatic, condition, no Licence 597- excellent payment. $13 weekly. 961 FORD six, two door, \ nd black Interior, one owner white, red 34, miles, cahs only. Telephone 725-0614. . Reams: nightly or preci hot, cold 42 CHEVY II Nove sedan, six cylinder, jer i ----_-- | utomatic. ; FURNISHED | housekeeping | room, three-| so08 tires included. 97 King East 576. 60 FORD, six cylinder half ton pick-u Lady's car. Low mileage, |ino MOTOR, . Jaguar, six cylinder, twin 'am, automatic transmission. Higgins jpP. Taunton Village. Telephone 725-1730. | 1967 VOLKSWAGEN DeLuxe under war- jranty, excellent condition, radio and Central Council of Neighborhood Association BINGO = AT OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM Friday, Oct. 20th Over $5,000.00 PRIZES $1,500 Jackpot $500 Snowball $150 Special Game $1,000 Escalator 20 Regular Games other accessories, Best offer and con- | sider trade. Telephone 723-8222. liga SUNBEAM Alpine, black, all good |tires, two brand new, motor in good run- ning order. Telephone 942-4373, 1961 AUSTIN "850, | in good | condition, $278 $775. Apply 281 Oshawa Bivd. North. 1962 AUSTIN 850, $150 or Dest offer. One One owner car, Telephone 725-1 1960 VAUXHALL, best offer, "a0 sec ond. car, Telephone 668-4779. 1963 ) CORVAIR, 1 two-door Good condition, Telephone 7: 1965 MORRIS, four-door sed - les ,low mileage, @ good buy. Phone 723- 2932. ____|1964 FORD Galaxie XL Hardtop, ie 32--Trucks for Sale A for clean) |motor, employment,|63H. Bob Hobbs Motors, 1967 | HALF- TON pick up, long wide box, 'ise 3 PONTIAC Parisienne, stationwagon, 'A-) condition. Telephone 668-2453. 1961 CHEVROLET half-ton truck, four- wheel drive with snow plow hydraulic, 285) good condition. Telephone 72 ton truck, wit! good condition. _ Telephone 623-3187, 49 MERCURY 12 ton truck, In good | condition $175. Telephone 668-6635 after) 7 Pp m 1966 DODGE 1% ton pickup, , six ix stand-| ard, long box, radio, $1,650, or best of- $50 Each 9 Early Bird Games 5 Late Games $50 each Admission $1.00 (receive one card for regular games) All games 25c double card except jackpot $100 in Door Prizes All games will be played on double cards Share the wealth 7:15 p.m. Regular Games -- Start im- mediately after Share the Wealth BUSES Leaving Bond and Simcoe St. 6:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. Availoble After Bingo. Private. T sestone 576-3764. n_ excellent shape. $750. Telephone Af «Wilson Road South or 7233-1 xi + hardiums power | ole | LARGE JiSHED front _ bedroom. tt GRA fake va re 1948 CHEVROLET pick-up. Running con-| Very central. Car parking. Gentleman {7,000 nies $2,950.00. Apply 80 Rossland dition with 67 licence. 728-0570. ly. Telephone 728-8644 1963 g.m.c, truck, step-side,% ton, A-1 ,BEDSITTING | ROOM, fully aka enaVROLET IMPALA sedan, 327! Concition. ts Aaa four speed. $995 ttelevision, heated, hot and cold water on! jengine, automatic, power brakes, steer-/"0 less. dap, quiet clean home. Ready to moveling and windows, good condition. $1,200. Call 728-4748. In, all 728-914 33--Automobiles Wanted LEAN, COMFORTABLE room, one or|i96 two persons, board if desired, fing. Clo Close to shopping centre. 728-3: PRIVATE ROOM, suitable for one tleman. North - East area. Telephone | n; 964 BUICK Wildcat, sedan, fully equip- use of|ped, power steering, automatic windows, | recreation ,room, private entrance, foe etc. Privately owned. Call 725-9513. "| STATION | WAGON, '63 Pontiac, six auto-| nm-imatic, radio, Chean, previous owner's ame on request, aes X13192. $1,170. 6300. 728-0470. |Peleshok Motors, Ajax, 9: TWO furnished rooms -- =n near Glecoff's store. Telephone 723-| a Sud BIER BACHELOR room completely tur-|® nished, sult one person, apply 482 Crom- tik pr ---- | Ajax, '66 CHEVROLET four-door, well ROOMS FOR RENT weekly y and nightly | rates, $12 weekly, maid service, res tavrant on premises. Queen's Hotel, Simcoe St. N. Os! LARGE. housekeeping furnisned - including stove. Suitable for Apply 303 Pacific, 725-080: ai|s refrigerator and gentieman. Central. BURNISHED ROOM, close to North Gen on Ritson Road| "47 CHEVROLET Bel off Park Road South.|markable condition for Its y sec "Be a aay speaker, V4, tomatic, radio, rear tinted |glass, white walls, whee! discs, low mile-, ge. Factory warranty. List price $3,652 CARS WANTED Buying A New Car? Sell your used car to 'Ted" Talk 'Cash' to the New Cor Dealer and 'Save'. TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 iced at $2,989, Five similar models 942-6300. automatic, radio, white like new throughout ix. cylinder ae wheel discs, cence 196747, $2,295." room, completely | latex, 942-6300. 4 CORVAIR four-door r jautomatic. | Re Peie-| ond car, Licence seg S295. shok Motor: 942 which to choose. Peleshok Motors, WANTED, cars and trucks for wreck- Peleshok Motors, Dought, ng. No charge for towing. Best prices paid. Telephone 728-4549 anytime. Roh-| economical Prt Nicols SHAW AUTO WRECKERS CO. Cara\ ron and metals) bought. 725-2311. ;\34--Automobile | Repair | FRED STONE parts for sale 89 Bioor Street East. HOLY CROSS BINGO | [RUMMAGE | SALE, \ Wednesday, October |38--Coming Events NOTICE The annual open. member- ship meeting of the Brooklin Minor Hockey Association will be held at the Brooklin Arena on Sunday evening at 7 o.m., October 15. All par- ents and interested parties welcome. Minor hockey regis- tration forms will be distri- buted through local schools immediately and registration will be received at the Brook- lin Arena on Saturday, Oct- ober 14 and Sunday, October 15 between 11 a.m. 1 p.m. Don't send your boy to the arena -- bring him! JOHN COLLERAN -- Secretary BINGO at UAWA HALL iin Ponda 14th 20 GAMES, $10 a GAME 4 GAMES OF $20, $30, $40, $50. ONE GAME $150. JACKPOTS SHARE THE WEALTH Tickets On Prizes To Be Drawn To-Night OSHAWA & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY i) iS Library TUES, OCT: 17 8 P.M. Speaker Luella Creighton novelist and author "The Elegant Canadians" Members ond guests welcome Centennial Auction Sale homebaking, tea room, etc. Sat:, Oct, 21,1 p.m: ALBERT STREET UNITED CHURCH will be held rain or shine. 18th at 1 p.m. at Simcoe Hall. Spon- Sef by Soroptimist Club Oshawa and istrict, THE LAKEVIEW Handcraft G ris| its fall season with an Open House, for | Prospective members, on Monday, Oc-| IN MEMORIAM | HAIR -- In loving memory of #8 dear tober 15, 1966. --Always remembered by Vera and family. HAIR -- In loving memory of my dear ge Alec, who passed away October 5, 1966. Sadly missed along life's way, Quietly remembered every day, --By his loving wife Jean, HAIR -- In loving memory ef @ dear father and grandfather, Alex F. Hair, who passed away October 15, 1966. Although we smile and make no fuse, No one misses him more than ae And when old times we oft recall That's when we miss him most of all --Sadiy missed by Myra, Jean, Bob, Ali- son, Nancy and families, LEAN -- In loving memory of Eleanor Lucille Halstead, who passed away Oc- tober 15, 1965. eerie memories wonderful 95, they" Saat fill the longest day, ai at never wear out, they never get lost, And can never be given away. To some you may be forgotten, To others a part of the past, But to us who loved you and lost you, are Your memory will alway? |i --Sadly missed and lovingly remember- led by Mother, Dad, sisters Lois and Ruth, and brother Eugene and families. REID -- In loving memory of my ry Flossie, who passed away October 65. 5, 1965. It's lonely here without you, 1 miss you more each day, For life ig not the same te me Since you were called away. ~--Sadly missed by husband, David, ROZKO -- in loving memory of @ dear husband, William Rozko, who passed away October 15, 1959. Always remembered in our hearts, Calm and peaceful he Is sleeping, Sweetest rest that follows pain, We who loved him sadly miss him But trust in God to meet again. --Sadly missed by wife Annie, son Mor- 1S daughter-in-law Olga and grandchil- ren. SAWYER -- In loving memory of my dear father, William H, Sawyer, who Passed away October 15, 1961. God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts we love him still, We often sit and think ant him When we are all alon For memory Is the ony. friend That grief can call its own. --Always remembered and deeply miss- ed by daughter Sylvia and John, TWEEDIE -- In loving memory of William John, who passed away October 15, 1952. --Remembered by Margaret and family. A LASTING TRIBUTE son-in-law | friend, Alec Hair, who passed away Oc- 9 Rohi d-them is the Gov. John C lly of Texas is shown the sights at Expo 67 Wednesday by Nicole ]'Anglais, an Expo British pavilion. Mr. Con- : nally is commissioner - gen- eral of Hemisfair °68, a TEXAS GOVERNOR SEES EXPO '67 world's fair to be held in San Antonio, Tex., next summer. --CP Wirephoto For Permanence and dignity we suggest MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous advice please visit the Park Office. 723-2633 tober 16, at 8 p.m. at Simcoe Hall. Every- one welcome, THIS WEEK FRIDAY | at 800 P.M. | ~ FREE- | ADMISSION |= --FREE- 20 Reg. Games -- Total $300. SNOWBALL $210 in 56 Nos. Plus $10. each horizontal line. Reg. Jackpot $50 full card | eral, Motors, hospital. Ten minute walk a youre BILE Fas ae ree | Brooklin 86 Gusan St: E. $10 Each Horizontal Line ior fa 'Diviston Street. maaan oe] Runs and looks at ans esehex| Automotive Machine Shop Plus Horizontal Lines -- A icence e WHITBY, above store, furnished, light| hnotors, "Ajax, 942-6400 REBUILT ENGINES Shore the Wealth ne, Sole a cower, 'Phone |'45 CHEVROLET i impala, two-door hard Early Bird Game 7:45 Si tinb ore. a |t9p, V8 automatic, "radio, finished In| OVERHAUL AND Reg. Game 8:00 ranada Gold, jack viny! roo! 28--Roo R id Y Be rd | miles, Your trade is down payment. ENGINE PARTS GOOD PARKING com oan oa |Peleshok Motors, 1» Alax, 942-6300 a 35-- * Le a end Found NO CHILDREN PLEASE ONE SINGLE ROOM. to rent, good|63 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, two - door, 39-----OSt and Foun meals, just like home, lunches packed,|hardtop, V-8 automatic, radio, white/LOsT, Dark brown wallet Containing | WOODVIEW parking space, Park Road North on/walls, wheel discs, Excellent condition. citizenship papers and other Important| Muriel Avenue. Telephone 723-0115. [Telephone 725-5342 or 725-5783. papers, Call 725-0349 COMMUNITY CENTRE GLEAN QUIET home available for|1938 BUICK Opera Coupe, engine re- Lost -- Honey beige Persian cal, large, friends to share or private root tral, lunches packed. Telephone 723-8398. |new m, cen-|moved and disassembled. Needs repair, front suspension and tires. Best 728-9579 ROOM AND BOARD for jood =home cooking 48 Ritson Road gentieman, ter. lunches packed, | i PONTIAG Custom Sport, two - door | 7 -Ayetian Sales jhard top, V-8 automatic, power steering Room r , good|and brakes, radio, finished in Midnight ae ANB BOARD fr "Gentleman, geod are with contrasting white Interior and perking. 728-4845 white viny! roof. Extra sharp! Licenc ilies oe ~---| 249597. Your trade is down payment ROOM AND BOARD In modern com-|Peleshok Motors, Harwood and Station fortable home. Would prefer lady. Laun-) dry and home privileges. Near bus stop./| Telephone 728-0114 after 5. ROOM AND BOARD in private hom 8 "PONTIAC, | ire: -|Cash deal $1,150. Telephone stent Road, Alax, 942-6300. 283 automatic, new '59 AMERICAN Montclair, 19,000 original fear north plant, pack lunches. Apel 902 Jarvis or tel jephone 725-2220 les vide ag odor erat origin! steering, radio, ni res ri ROOM AND BOARD for one gentleman tne postion: Showroom condition. 72. 'n private hore, five-day week. Tele Phone 668-4627. YOUNG MEN, room to share, junches Packed, home cooked meals; Jaundry gone, five or seven day week. Call 8045 | ROOM AND BOARD, "gentlemen only, ¢lose to bus fine, lunches packed, five Gay week. Private home. Telephone 668- $512 ROOM AND BOARD for one or two girls.| Single beds, home privileges, daundry Gone. Bus stop across street. Available October 2. 723-1036 | ROOM oF room end board,. for two gentlemen, nome cooked meals, close to bus and south GM. Lunches packed. Phone 725-6070 29--We nted_ to 'Rent ding or barn want-| distance of Osh- Telephone | 30--Automobiler For Sole LOOK |! RAMBLER AMERICAN 220 2 Door American $2235, Down Poyment $ 135. $2100 346 months x $68.13. Chorges $352.80. Scotia Bank Finan- bing | REBEL 550 2 Door Hardtop $2620. Down Payment $120. | ~~ $2500. 36 months x $81.11. Charge $420 JAVELIN | 2 Door Hardtop $2770. Down Poyment $ 170. $2600. 36 months x $84.35. Charges $436.80 | AMBASSADOR 2 Door Hardtop $2800. Down $ 200. ~ $2600. #436 months x $84.35. Charges $436.80. Wellman Motors LTD 100 NONQUON RD. OSHAWA PULL-TIMBE SALESMAN, Classified Ads ei! for you around the ciock. Dial 723 "un | 942-6300 |'58 PONTIAC, six standard. new motor, land steering, tinted windows; 1,400 miles. ' St. Gertrude's | Factory \66 PONTIAC Parisienne, V-8, two-door hardtop, power equipped, viny! top. Ex |cellent condition, $2,400, 728-1234 W962, "PONTIAC Coach, 6 ard, good shape, bes! 623.808 62 CHEVROLET cylinder stan offer. Telephone coach, six cylinder, Standard, good condition, $700. Telephone 728-2006. '64 OLDSMOBILE Jetstar, ~~ good cond tion, best offer. Telephone 668-6349 after 5 p.m. SAVE DOLLARS! Several good cars, 57's and up. Trades accepted Terms arranged, R. B. Motor Sales, 509 Bloor East \é) CHEVROLET Nomad wagon, like jnew, tires, body, etc., automatic, radio, $13 per week. Lic, 13829X. Wellman's, 728-735). \66 PONTIAC Parisienne wagon, 327 en jgine, automatic, cther extras. Original) cost $4,600. Selling for $2,750. Telephone} 725-6135. 1962 CORWAIR, Excellent condition | Telephone ALL USED PARTS, tires, wheels, radi jators, spindles for trailers, springs. 509 Bloor Street East, 281 1967 BEL AIR four-d mileage, automatic transmission, power excellent condition, Tele WILDCAT -- '63 3 Buick, twe two-door hard top. radio, power steering, power brakes, console, bucket seats. A host. of jother options. Lic. 280724, $1,895. Cash,/ trade or terms. Peleshok Motors, Ajax new tires, new paint job. Telephone 576-| 1495. |41 PONTIAC two-door "hardtop, | big | six condition. Ap-/ after 6) engine, automatic, good ply 211 Monk Street, Oshawa, p.m |/57 PONTIAC six standard, no rust, me- chanicaily sound, Telephone 623-2690. '66 PONTIAC enne, four hardtop. V-8 automatic, power good transportation - door brakes warranty. $2,450 cash. |422 Juliana Or. (Adelaide East) Apply) |'63 PONTIAC, two door sedan, two tone jbiue, automatic, six 'cylinder. Excellent | condition, Telephone 72 5672. |1963 VOLKSWAGEN, good second car. Price $550. Telephone 725-4585, after 6 p.m. 196) OLDSMOBILE, | power steering, power condition, Asking $850. 0105 anytime 5 CHEVROLET, good motor, check approved. Apply 185 Avenue. |'60 CHEV. convertible, 283, four spe $595. Phone 623-7266. 47 BEAUMONT, | ae door hardtop, 396, four speed, positraction, wide ovals,| chrome wheels, radio, bucket seats, vi- ny! top $2,895. 728-4144 1965 PONTIAC Laurentian six-cylinder automatic, power steering, shadelite glass, radio and reverberator, New paint and many other extras. Nearly new rubber. $1,650. Telephone 725-8185. four-door, | brakes Telephone radon > Safely] seo Highland five. years old, weighing approximately a Nes Reward. Please telephone 728- BOWMANVILLE _ | AUCTION BARN | Auction Every Saturday DOUG GOWER AUCTIONEER, 728-1005 |38--Comi 9 'Events KINSMEN | BINGO $200 Seka 52- One Must Go| | | le $10. per line Both Gomes | $25. Consolation | $150. Jackpot Gare | 20 REGULAR | GAMES AT $20. Last 5 Games $30. Per Game Early Bird 7:45 Sharp 25. full card Guaranteed $5. a line TUESDAY _ Admission 50¢ BINGO | FRIDAY BINGO EVERY MONDAY Admission ticket gives you free chance on door prize. TWO JACKPOTS 55 and 58 00 IN 52 NOS. OR LESS $200 In announced Nos $50 Consolation Prize $10 per line in both games $150 JACKPOT $20 A HORIZONTAL LINE $50 FULL CARD $20 in 52 Nos. or less 5 SPECIAL GAMES AT $30 $45 in 17 Nos. or less 20 GAMES AT $20 Regular games pay double in 17 Nos. or less EARLY BIRD GAME $100 Door Prize EXTRA BUSES RED BARN NORTH OSHAWA | Children | Under 16 Not Admitted NAL BUS [RIP 10 EXPO ON OCT. 27, 28 & 29 LEAVING OSHAWA 6 P.M. ~-- RETURNING FROM MONTREAL 6 P.M. SUNDAY $35.00 PER PERSON FOR EVERYTHING INCLUDING BREAKFAST For More Information Call 725-8470 ANYTIME PARISH HALL 690 KING ST. E. | Every Monday | ot 8:00 P.M. 20 Games -- Jackpot -- | Snowball and Share the Wealth Free Admission ANNUAL TEA AND BAZAAR FAIRVIEW LODGE, Whitby WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18 2 P.M Sale of Home baking, stuffed toys and fancy work. EVERYONE WELCOMED No Children under 16 1962 CHEVY Il Nove convertible, auto- a, radio, prea, gow at og like - Must sell, Telephone 668-4728, FILL SPARE ROOMS with paying guest. ioe 723-3492 no wtor an ad-writer to help you phrase your ad. WANT-ADS DON'T COST--THEY PAY BIRTHS | FOWLER -- My name is Kelly Ann. | arrived at 4:50 p.m. Tuesday, October 10, 1967, at the Oshawa General Hospital, weighing 8 Ibs. 3 ozs. My proud parents | are Ron and Viola (nee Babin) and 1| jmeny thanks to Dr. staff. Anderson and 4th JOHNSTON -- Bruce and Linda fa |Grant) are proud to announce the birthiCanon F. G. Ongley, Derek David, 7 pounds, 2\St, of their son, ounces, on Thursday, at Oshawa General thanks to Dr, Stanley. October 12, 1967, ic Hospital, Many McNEIL -- Paul and Barbara (nee | Weller) are happy to announce the safe) Smart, \arrival of their "Lucky Charm', Jol hn Paul Sagtt, 9 Ibs. 5 ozs., born on Eriaan" |Skinner, Robert Patterson, John |October 13, 1967, at the Oshawa General u | Deott and Clarence Keith. \Hospital, A brother for Steven, Mark ani \Kim, Many thanks to Dr. Beckett and | 4th floor staff. | DEATHS | HOLLEY, Antoinette | Suddenly at the Oshawa General Hos-) pital on Friday, October 13, 1967, Antoi-| netie Martel (of 712 Dundas St. W., |Whitby) beloved wife of William T. | Holley, dear mother of Mrs, F, Allard | (Teresa), Mrs, G. Mowat (Doreen) Mrs: |W. Lundmark (Marie), John and Michael of Whitby, Raymond and George, pre-| |deceased. In her 72nd year. |the W, C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby |for Requiem Mass in St. John the Evan- |gelist Church, Whitby, on Monday, Octo- jber 16, at 10 a.m, Interment St. John's} jmencing 7 p.m., Saturday, craves will | |be recited Sunday at 8:30 p.m, | HOOD, Arenia Entered into rest at the Alax-Pickering| Hospital_on Thursday, October 12, 1967,| Arenia Tinkham cf 9 Pine Street, Ajax,| beloved wife of the late Charles E. Hood | and dear mother of eiilda (Mrs. David! Lennox) of 1575 Kingston Rd., Pickering,| Ross and Brock deceased and loving! grandmother of Anne, William and Rob- ert, all of Pickering and sister of Herbert |Tinkham of Edmonton, Edith (Mrs. |Ross) of Aurora. Mrs. Hood will rest at NicEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Kingston} Rd. West, Pickering, after 7 p.m., Fri-| }day. Funeral service in the chapel Sunday, October 15, at 2:30 p.m, Inter-| ment Erskine Cemetery.(Mrs. Hood was born at Little Britain.) | PAWLEY, Clara | In Oshawa General Hospital on Thurs- |day, October 12, 1967, Clara Javan, be- loved wife of the late Ernest Pawley and |dear mother of Lloyd of Oshawa, sister je? Mrs. William King (Ella) of Toronto. |}Resting at Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral |Home, 152 King Street East. Service in |the chapel on Monday, October 16, at 2 |p.m. Interment Union Cemetery. |(Friends will be received at the funeral home, Saturday, 7 to 9 p.m. and on Sun- day, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. SHERIDAN, Gladys At Toronto East General Hospital on Friday, October 13, 1967, Glady¥ (Lusty) Sheridan, 119 Torrens Avenue, Toronto. In her 61st year, beloved wife of Robert Melville Sheridan, dear mother of Rob- ert, Bowmanville. Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville until Sat- urday afternoon, then at the Trull Fu- neral Home, 1111 Danforth Avenue, To- ronto from Saturday at 7 p.m. for serv- ice in the chapel on Monday at 1 p.m. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. STAFFORD BROTHERS LTD. Authorized Dealers ROCK OF AGES FAMILY MONUMENTS 318 Dundas St. E., 668-3552 Whitby, Ont. - IN MEMORIAM awa Union Cemetery. ' Bonn - Moscow Resting at jman Foreign Minister Willy sy | Brandt today put a damper on hopes that an improvement in relations Roman Catholic Cemetery. Visitors com- |Moscow is at itions with Moscow. command of the Atlantic Alli- ance, under U.S. Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, has been at work jnear MRS, MAUDE A. Skinner efter being throws out of FUNERAL FUNERAL OF The memorial service for) (Mrs. Maude Adelaide Skinner, |senarated from. its who died at Hillsdale Manor,\jeadership, Oct. 11, in her 92nd year, was|Council. The separation is |am a wee sister for Kevin. Mommy says |held at the Armstrong Funeral! |Home at 2 p.m., Oct. 13. The service was conducted by rector of George's Memorial Anglican hurch. Interment was in Osn- William Smart, Mrs. Skinner is survived by four grandchildren, 12 areal : i lranachldren, and tout great, ts Soviet Union, They great eranuchildren: the alliance had _ intervened, say, in the Middle East crisis Relations Cool BONN (Reuters)--West Ger- between Bonn and last underway. He told the Bundestag (Par- \liament) during a foreign policy jdebate that a dialogue with Russia has started on certain topics. But he added, "unfortunately there are no indications yet that we are approaching basic improvement in relations," Brandt had an hoirs long talk |Thursday with Russian Ambas- Organization are being drawn |together in a single country. about to end with the establish- |ment of the council in Brussels, \32 miles away. through jhis staff get their orders, also lis being set up in Brussels. Its The pallbearers were Johniheadquarters have been in Doug ig) eeringon. jhas not seriously hampered the {continuous planning of Western qd efence against any threat and President de Gaulle, ing on French neutrality, had cut the lines between the coun- cil commanders in Belgium. This did not happen. diplomatic embarrassment will be eliminated. CASTEAU, Belgium (AP)-- This month, for the first time in its history, all the major bodies of the North Atlantic Treaty For six months the supreme this little border town 'ance. During this time it has been political the North Atlantic The military committee. which Lemnitzer and The separation, officers say, insist- in Paris and its military Now the possibility of such a NATO'sSupreme Command Has New Headquarters Neither de Gaulle's with- drawal from the military com- mand nor a thaw in relations with the Soviet Union has made much difference in the work. "Nobody knows what the Soviet intentions are," one Allied officer said. 'Besides, they may change from one moment to the next. Their capabilities don't, and we plan for the capabilities." These capabilities, as seen from Casteau, include about 2,250,000 troops, spearheaded by|¥, 26 battle-ready divisions, moto- rized and armored, in East Germany, Hungary and Poland. In addition, there are about 12,000 aircraft, hundreds of \nuclear-tipped missiles and about 400 submarines, 50 of them reported by Moscow to be powered by nuclear engines and some capable of firing nuclear missiles. To meet this the Allied Com- mand in Europe has only about 1,000,000 men assigned to it, though more could be made available in wartime. Its mis- sile strength is believed to be greater than what the Russians have, and its naval forces much superior. The new military headquar- ters at Casteau, paid for by the alliance, cost well. over $65,- 000,000. A handsome headquar- tersbuilding is in full operation with 3,200 officers and. civilians at work. HOCKEY STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS OHA Junior A sador Semyon Tsarapkin on! em security. was their first meeting| ae Tsarapkin took a list of| German proposals for talks to) Moscow in the summer, and raised hopes here that Moscow | might agree to start talking] about relations. West German politicians believe the best way to ease East Germany's blocking action of Bonn's drive Yor better rela- tions with other Communist countries is to improve rela- Rod and Gun Club Championship Oshawa Rod and Gun Club members will hold their annual "Championships Shoot" on Sun- day, at their club grounds, starting at 8:00 p.m. The Rod and Gun Club grounds are located east of Highway 115, on the 3rd Con- cession Road, north of New- castle. In reality, this is an "open" event and all shooters are wel- BADGLEY -- In loving memory of dear neighbor and friend, William (Bill) canner: who passed away October 15, Baw the lane of memories The light is never dim, Until the stars forget to shine We shall remember him, --Sadly missed by neighbors Phy! end at. BADGLEY -- In loving memory of a dear husband and father, William H. Pucaleys who passed away October 15, Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear; Fond memories linger every 'aa Remembrance keeps him nea --Ever remembered by wife Vivian and family. BADGLEY -- In loving memory of 4 dear Dad, William Badgley, who passed away four years ago today. God gave me a Warciertdl father, His memory will never grow old, He fashioned his smile out of sunshine, ried Pde his heart of pure gold. 8 new star in heaven, s Mhenennl light to shine, So out of this world of sorrow He chose that dear father of mine. --Sadly missed and lovingly remember- ed by his children Randy, Alchael, come to pete in the '"'Open"' *levents, only the 'closed'? com- petitions for "Club Champion- ship" honors, being limited to club members. Lever's Touchdown Wins For Courtice A third - quarter touchdown by George Lever broke a 3- deadlock and led Courtice to a 10-3 victory over Anderson in a high school senior football game Thursday night. Anderson opened scoring with a first quarter field goal, but the score was tied in the sec- ond quarter when Don West- lake replied with a 47-yard field goal for Courtice. Don Westlake also ran over for the extra point after Le- Quebec at Springfield Sunday's Games WOODBINE ENTRIES MONDAY, OCT. 16 Clear and Fast FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000. Ciaim- ing (3000). Three and four-year-olds, ve Miles (14). Altona Miss, Brownell X108 Cosmic Kid, McCauley 112 Ferhad, No Boy 110 Disatate, LeBlanc 112 Rodeo Pageant, Platts X108 Your Lizanno, Armstrong 110 Miss Marianne H., No Boy 119 Alton Lad, Platts X105 Tudor Liz, Brownell X102 Emerald Star, No Boy 116 Canadian Market, Platts X10 Fabulin, Armstrong 109 Alse Eligible: Those Who Walt, Comb, 116; Bye Bye Fifi, No Boy, 107. SECOND RACE--Purse $2,200. Maid- en two-year-olds, foaled in Canada. One and one-sixteenth ee on turf (9), Garnement, No Boy 122 Vast Opportunity, Mash A122 Four Ruth, Turcotte 119 Gimerack, Macon, ee) Briefly, LeBlanc 119 Fleeting Storm, Fitzsimmons A-119 Five Dimes, Cuthbertson 122 Amber Relic, Platts X114 Great Pacifist, Platts X17 A--Windfields Farm Entry. Me THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim- ing (3000). Three-year-olds and Furlongs (18). if ie True Jac, McCauley 119 Slik di Tango, McComb 111 Now | Wonder, Stevenson X107 Forever Pilot, Brownell X110 Phil's Delight, No Boy 119 After Dusk, No Boy 116 Kenteek, No Boy Aged Dust, Gibson X11] Fardale, Kelly X104 Breezy Breeze, haiticey 108 '@ Time, LeBlane, 112; Miss Biche No Boy, X104; Merry Arctic, Michaud, Red No Boy, 112; Jet Invader, No 115; Nearctic Myth, Cuthbertson, FOURTH RACE--Purse $2,100. Claim- i" (5000). Three-eyar-olds. 7 Furlongs Trayhl Dancer, eeuey 107 Victory Trip, Bell eau eel: No Boy 2 Take The Pot, Potts 114 Hasty Thought, Platts X10? Aberfoyle, Green X105 Prompt Rey No Boy (EXACTOR WAGERING) PIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. Claim- ing (7500). Two-year-olds. 6% Furlengs Canadian Dancer, Alter 110 Ground, Turcotte 118 \Springfield at Providence Aye ayer aly Xia WLFE F A Pticleveiand at Quebec Biss 'Mayerery Goren, 110 St, Cath. 3 0 0 12 3 6)Baitimore at Rochester Fleet Reactor, Gordon A-112 N. Falls 2.00 16.4.4 OHA Senior A Hel Cat Lou, Brownell A-X102 Toronto 210%. 9 4 W.LT F A Ptiiorning Rounds, No Boy lI? Peterboro 1.10 4 5 2poronte 3 0 0 15 4 6)Stanhope Gate, Platts X117 Hamilton 1 2 0 12 15 2/Guelph 100 3 2 riveree valent Nag OR Ottawa 1 3 0 8 25 2coningwood 1 0 0 3 2 2|AcRUNning Creek Farm and H Johnson London 010 1 2 OGait 1e 8 48 Entry. re 010 1 4 Oloakville 110 5 9 2) sixth RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow. Oshawa 92 0 3 13 OlRelleville 1 2 0 8 9 2iances. Twoyearolds. One Mile on turt Friday's Results Kingston 1 3.0. 8 18 2\coeur Volant, | Hernandez Mae Toronto 4 Niagara Falls 7 Barrie 0 0 0 0 © O}Purpie Hill, No Boy a 1 Es obsaiag ad 4 Orillia 9.1,9. 3: a8 Abe Tawer Toitineh 14 unday's Games Woodstock 0 10 2 4 O)/Dan McGrew, Platts xx110 Hamilton at Oshawa Friday's Results south a0, NG. Boy 114 'a Niagara Falls at Montreal Orillia 2 Guelph 4 'Middle Count, Gomez 11 | Peterborough at Ottawa Woodstock 2 Belleville 4 Xeey les Poy ele Toronto at St. Catharines Kingston 2 Collingwood 3 Federal Law, Armstrong 116 London at Kitchener Saturday's Games A 'ood Gal SEVENTH RACE--Purse $2,800. Allow- Jational Lea Collingw at Galt ances. Three-year-olds and up, 6 Fur- Nations gue Woodstock at Kingston longs (12) Eastern Division Sunday's Ganics Willow Twig, kelly, AXE WLT F APt heguieh iad So War, Gomez Galt at Barrie Courant d'Air, Platis B-X106 New York 16.8.4 3% to at Oakvill Lykke Til, Kelly A-X109 Montreal 10 0 2. 1 2|Zoronto at Oakville Caesar 8. Good, Dittfach 114 D . AS ee James Bay, Platts C-XX104 etroit (a Dee Royal Encounter, Harrison "6 Boston 0:0 1.4 4d GARDEN CITY Plerlou, No Boy 'a ee incogeaue, Swi ae : : 4 4 4 ; ; Line 'Cheraer, Brownell xm icago is# Snow Goose, vee 110 rewrttins | RACEWAY Ec Pp --M Kane Entry. Calif i ox as laa: Meas BS B--J L Levesque Entry. Pittsburgh 2h 4 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 Se aioe Farms and W € Pitfield eg ang : H i 3 H Ses? MON ee Tel mig Waciecburie 42,106. cls ot. iS a a § a Purse Y jaim- Los Aga 000 80 0 O/&L-T. Gold, Fwvaddell 7.70 3,90 3.50|ing (4000). Three-year-olds 'and up. One 'i 7-Danny Magra," Moore 7 yoo|Bush New, Bell Xion" : ' Also Started: Solo Water, Pious Pick,|Mary Tell, No Boy 111 Pittsburgh 3 St ed Lay" Vile Direct, Fasry and" Black|Celeden Colonel ane uv 3 A loud. s! Saturday's Games Whirling Rich, Kelly x106 Detroit at Montreal SA Condit ee ie Nec ohn ee Chicago at Toronto 1-Bonnie Duke, Gagnon 4.80 3.80 2.80|Sarosu, Dittfach 1 Philadelphia at Los Angeles ite Davee Arthur 14.60 rm (E KACTOR. WAGERING) St. Louis at Pittsburgh jee siaciets noea, wis Kgysone wot tbs AAC Minneapolis at California Jewel an ald, Mr, bahia es ener a Sunday's Games DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 1, PAID $26.10. Post TIME 2 P.M. Montreal at Boston - ees ee Me rm am a] Beataey Sart? larg, tom New York at Detroi ark Ten, Hill 80 6.10 3.40 C % Minneapolis at Los Angeles aie severe 21.90 ne eet wes win No. 199 for Keith Also Started: Kip, Matchless Pick, American League area Painter, Brother Noble and Lady Ritch Ms Feat -- Mile Trot. Purse Easterr Division bili! Condition ict itt, A W.LT : A e FOURTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse Seip "aah, Mhck ih me 130 sa Springfid » Hae FB) 1 'Fanny Symbol, With ! . ry) Also Started: Riddell' Baltimore 000 0 0 O17, is, W'dell tio 290 wig M, 'Diane 'Hunter, Flav awe ws Quebec 0 0 0 0 0 O)4-Wally's Queen, Avery 6.20] Madam Victor. Also Started: Tammy Chief, Arleen, gacere : : ; : pleieks Girl, Mr. Adam and Judy Chief EIGHTH RACE -- Mile Pace, Purse rov. i 2-K'1 a Western Division FIFTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse|7Roan, Wellwood 7 tay 2 Buffalo s git bis ete 4 ae, Claim ing. P ia se 218 SBeverly Bia, Shen ji ; Cleveland 000 0 ul ee, Waples Also : Greentree Judy, Sharon Dan Caray, y lly, Hershey 0 0 0 ° 0 0 arta baer Martha ee 0) Dolly, Armbro Heritage and Gina Rochester 0 $0 'oyal Oaks, -- Friday's Result pe i eh ale King's "eddy alan -- Mile Pace. Purse pringfield 6 Buffalo vines Mite, Geisel 28.70 15.30 6.60 Saturday's Games me ie pacnicnea Mile Pace. Purse re, Cry) Lanweriue 13.20 ie 0 Rochester at Buffalo Gratontee Gay and Ree Nene Poewa 8 hath Aso Joe, Madam Her i 4 y rt, 5 Baltimore at Cleveland Tare' water becuen" TO tba awy Ka, ee eer Providence at Hershey 1-Espionage, Spencer 3.90 Attendance 2,672, Handle $194,438, ver's touchdown, Timmy end Linda, LORI The |} Edward ciation, annual | BEFO Si Fc PICKEF guilty to @ the mails, Pickering tenced to s Thursday -- Jermyn. 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