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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 27, 1959 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 17) | Crash Kills 'Family Of 3 MONTREAL (CP) ~~ young !Cornwall family of three was 50--Articles For Sale iid Saturday when their auto- DINING table, & x 70, grey arborite| mobile swerved off a highway a 174 | tow miles south of Montreal and , camping liv Te- duced. Open till 9 p.m. Monday to Friday. Sportsman's Corner, 105 Byron Street South, Whitby. 174c 144-INCH drapes, beige and brown, traverse rod included, nearly new, cheap. Rubber-tire lawn mower, good ition. Phone RA 8-0035 174c UP to 50 per cent off name brand fishing tackle, ball gloves, bats and balls. Sportsman's rner, 105 Byron Street South, Whitby. 174¢ PREPO camp stove, two burner, new, $15: Zenith hearing aid, new, $25. MO 8-37 174 HEL AN rtment , like new, $495. RCA Victor TV, aerial and rotor, $295. Chrome set, $65. awnmower, lamps, dishes, [D1 [SIEIAISIETS] ACROSS 40. Hindmost PINE woke 1. Bamboo- , 41 Couple fe A like grass 42 Lairs 5 Girl's DOWN nickname -- War 9. Hence Rub out 20. Chief Shield (var.) (prefix) Full of grief 11. Benefit Silent 312. French God of love 21. Morsel 22. Elec- trified particle Prov- ince of Canada Attack with 24. ' a |the last seven or years, Canada's Arctic bo {the North that has oe {program of Arctic development is ~~ |0ld Rapids Lp i { So far there is little to ate| Over The Weekend VdHapids cou shee He mint green. Lace top with three-quarter |!0P. Phone RA 83615. bid srt TE Sunday Times, London - Red Wi of the Ni bow at back. Matching gloves. Phone om [other car J lied Satwrday In 2 two.ll y es, a news- | R ings e National It $39.50. Irvine Appliances, 50 Bond ital. ife, Claire, |in accidents across Cunada dur- "vA " rom way to hospital. His wife, Claire BICYCLIST KILLED Stephen Piroczky, 30, of Barrie J achine rapids off Montreal long Fraser describes the "deep- swimming pool here Sunday. Mod. H31, also 1 HP, Mod. H3, sac 4 : Gilles Lussier of suburban Jac-|and three by other causes killed Saturday when the bicycle Susan Henry, 19 months, was| Capt. Joseph E. Ouelette told without trees, without productive|toria Park, jumped from a canoe all threads, with complete set of dies, QUES Lillian Roper. compressors, piston Tavle yiin| The accident occurred on Tas- Sunday showed Quebec leading Luigi Gregoris, 45, of Toronto) aie. weich, 8, of Toronto|barrels of sand to port or star- CROSSWORD PUZZLE 597 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, RA [Way |seppe, were killed in a truck- ville ness," he said 'There were no/ five left to be cleared out at cost. der in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Andrew Imre, 25, was killed |while crossing Highway 35 about/they had to be renewed regu- Us ts, 17° and 21", com. Out S a VSED television Sets - war It left the highway, came reported in Prince Edward Island south of Brantford Bruce Frazer, 45, was killed] The ships that ran the rapids| tables, single bed, coil spri any pliances, 50 East oat : . ~ {cluding three separate level-| aT left the road in a fog patch! {built about 1885. tion. Phone mornings 3-7697 Community Furniture Store, 19 Prince B | . | TRAFFIC FATALITIES Skipper. 70, [nave seen a '"'multiplication of | i - {effort and public investment i» i | Believed Gamble Canadian 55 Persons Killed Recalls Cee A de | |a gamble on the future, g |to hundreds of millions of pounds. Hockey Star 50--Articles For Sale SEIDESMAID'S diver, S23. coer 5 off." | CHARLOTTETOWN (CP) sleeves, cummerbund waist effect, USED tires, $3, up. Terms Dominion i " oy i .!| The quotation appears i Centre Forbes Kennedy of Detroi on athete Naeem hire with avis Tie Storer 68 Bond Street West | bounded back to collide with an! p, yyE CANADIAN PRESS other accidents connected withronto's suburban W illo wdale, ut ONIREAL OP) Jupp oi ho oe jy THe y 4 | ELECTRIC ranges, ; At least 5% killed holiday activiti 2 "sand ow aper, ockey sc teen- 174 | pietely reconditioned. 90-dsy warranty,| Renald Fleury, 22, died on his 985% 5 pereong Neve vy Hes car collision near Orillia. iri an Fracer a grim og in » |East : i x 1 | | : . LE -year-old son Ro- 32 traff i : : AIR compressors "Brunner," § HP Bi, and thels ive ve Be Jue wee gif o> n. The Outavie dead; Toren wasl 22 drowned Sunday in Bass hefore the St. Lawrence Seaway frozen desert" of the true Cana-| Kennedy, a native of Dorches- fice for half price. Threading machine, | : Abi {Lake near Orillia. was built J |dian Arctic as a barren region|ter, N.B., and a lifeguard at Vie- electric, range from % to 2-inch, for Cartier, driver oi ghe other! A Canadian Press survey from he was riding was struck by #|4rowned Saturday in a well inthe Steamship Historical Society|soll, virtually without people. But'to rescue : Ji75. Deqreasing ta large, with au-lear, was slightly injured. 6 pm. local time to midiight "2" |her father's barn near Shelburne. of America that the gang rolled Ei mew ders, gasoline engine 8 like new, | chereau Boulevard, a main high-|the provinces with 20 dead. Ox- and his five-year-old son, Gui-|yi0q in hog ' 4 i $50." Jointer: Hinch, 2 HP, new. Apply on the south shore of the St. sario reported 18 fatalities, Brit- \ Sa Cs ogo he dey ns busi- 59216 |Lawrence River connecting Mont- igh Columbia four and Newfound-|train collision Saturday at a To-l ' : ; were no| LAWN Cruiser power mowers, only real and the United States bor- land one. There were three each ronto Township level crossing James Sw arbrick, 52, of Kendal (navigational marke aml the steer- : was ki by a car Si i ears took su th gy whitby 2 between| lice said the Fleury car went|Manitoba and Saskatchewan Saturday Wha Bie cas rey off the a y a car Saturday|ing gears a beating : of control, possibly after # There were no holiday deaths "02 "ST eriore. "114 miles north of Newcastle. larly." Ts | pletel: Free 90-day war: skid. 5 0 Pavia. mall igh labor and parts. Irvine AD- po. and crashed into Lussier's/or Alberta. Ontario had 10 traffic es upias Albree i hon a Sunday in a two-car collision in with Capt. Ouelette as pilot were other articles. RA 8-6545. TGHEST Sons ie fatalities and Quebec nine, in-! left t > ¥ downtown Hamilton {too wide for the Lachine Canal, ONE boy's bicycle, excellent condi- prices i -- est | ge ure. also sell and exchange Contact crossing accidents. Eleven yer Ll iles wast of Stratton Three| BROTHER, SISTER DROWN Capt. Ouelette, whose father sons were drowned in Quebec i J James Horton, 12, and his sis-|and grandfather piloted ships apply 882 Simcoe Street South SELLING furniture? Well buy it. Re frigerators, washers, stoves, ete. 8. ¥. GOODRICH Stores--tires, es, Kelvinator refrigerators, television. Thrifty Budget plan. RA 5-4543. EIGHT rollaway cots, suitable for cot- tage, spring filled mattresses, one year nid. Phone RA 8-5836, 170F YOU break them, we fix them! At Bill Muring's Garage. 1373 Simcoe Street North USED TV sets $49.50 and up, $10 down. Used refrigerators and freezers; neavy duty ranges, $45; gas ranges, washers $19.95 and car radios, $19.50 and up. See us for other bar gains. The Dutch Merchant, 171 Bond Street East. RA 8-605] BLUE ballerina bridesmaid's dress, size 12, worn once. Phone RA 8-1357 170¢ MOBILE home hunter? Trailers move, out the place to find them is always 'Mobile Homes" in Classified. Look now EASY chair with matching ottoman, electric guitar with amplifier, movie amera, mirror geiger counter, deer rifle RA 8-6128 VACUUM cleaner repairs, all makes, parts, attachments, brushes, guaran teed rebuilt machines | Rentals. Vacuum Cleaner Repair Serv ce. RA 8-108] anytime AWNINGS, stripes, prompt 1ates. Order now for early hair and table rentals. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North, | colors, service plain, or Free gay esti 5 HP Buccaneer motor, has npever| been used, sacrifice. RA 8-6891. | ALUMINUM windows, doors, railings. | Average window $19.95 complete. Call RA 57405 DO you know that you can lose inches n 30 days at the Homewood Health studio, equipped with modern ma- i priva steam cabinet baths. for consultation. 204 King Street RA 8-0511 BOATS, motors and trailers. New and ised. Easy terms at Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West, Oshawa. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 1748 | Gireet. Phone RA 8-1131 "| matching Estimates free. | delivery \ Rowers May Not Compete At Henley ° | PORT DALHOUSIE (CP)--The | FREE beach balls with every grocery Cream of Canada's rowers, |order of $10 or over at Lansdowne | skimmed off for the Pan-Ameri- IGA, Simcoe Street North can Games next month in Chi- 52--Legal Notices cago, won't be able to ig ON aud atter this date, July 34, 19%, |In the Royal Canadian Henley re © will not be responsible for any debts gatta here this week contracted in my name by anyone | A Canadian Association of vself without my written Shier pg "McDonald Amateur Oarsmen ruling pre vents winners of trial berths from NOTICE competing I any ecociation TO CREDITORS secretary Jack L. Murray of | | AND OTHERS | BARFAINS of a life mel! Serta pring-filled mattresses, regular $49.95 --three only, $22.50. Apartment size chrome suites, Arborite table and chairs, regular $50.95 seven sets only $29.95 Car bed baby| carriages, $28.50 Continental beds single size, complete $27.50. GE floor polishers, regular $49.95-- slashed to $36.95. Fabulous savings during |liquidation sale. Wilson Furniture, Church Street {ELECTRIC refrigerators, all makes, |completely reconditioned 90-day free warranty, irvine Appl |ances, 50 Bond East the 20 from $69.50. order, ~ | Kingston isn't worried. | Murray said Sunday night that | |the Henley--the largest rowing |contest in North America--will still be top-notch with several hundred entries registered for the four days of racing. Oarsmen from Lachine, Ot- tawa, Toronto, Brockville, Ham- |ilton, St. Catharines, London, | Creditors ond others hav ing claims against the Estate of Everitt A. Gifford ate of the Township of East Whitby, in the County of Ontario, are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned, solicitors and eight in Ontario. The toll included traffic, boat- TWO DIE IN CRASH Ainslie Baxter, 48, of Orillia ing and swimming accidents and and Margaret Jaffrey, 51, of To- BOSTON RED SOX SLUMP CONTINUES IN HARMONY CLEVELAND Sox apparently mony on his emergency When Kansas their last 12 starts tonight. Jurges called a meeting of his players and newspaper men | prior to Saturday night's game | The unprece- dented action stemmed from a | story in the Christian Science | Monitor quoting an unidentified in Kansas City. (AP) ager Billy Jurges of Boston Red restored har- team with an | clubhouse meeting but their slump continues City Athletics edged Boston 5-4 Sunday it was 9 the sixth straight loss for the Red Sox. They've dropped 10 of The last- place Red Sox play the league- leading Cleveland Indians here Man- | Red Sox player as saying many team members were just going throuph the motions and that an iron - fisted manager as needed Jurges demanded plas identify himself was no response want harmony," Jurges said. "My business is baseball and 1 want to see baseball. | want to get this thing out into thé open "1 don't want the players to that the er There be afraid to talk to the press | but if some players says some- thing that might be critical of other players, then I ask the press to think over the impli- cations before writing, 1 hope there are no hard feelings. no more difficulties." ter Irene, 11, were drowned Sun- through the rapids before the (day while og in the St.|canal was built, said at one time awrence River at Brown's Bay India: cot le i [near Brockville. A third child, io hy 8 Said Navigate. tie {Judy, 10, was rescued by her| po gaid the Indians taught his| |father p | Frank Spadatore, 21, of Sault | S30 ather their skill 100 years Ste, Marie was drowned Sunday while wading in the St. Mary's River 18 miles east of Sanli Ste Marie Roger Roberts, 4, from Oregon, {was drowned Saturday while |playing ' in the water of Lower {Stoney Lake about 25 miles north of Peferhorough Delbert Coville, 65, quin drowned in the St River Sunday Admiral Made Navy Secretary BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Retired Rear Admiral! Gason Clement was named sec-| retary of the navy Sunday. He replaces Vice-Admiral Adolfo Es- tevez, who resigned after a dis- pute with senior naval officers. | The appointment of Clement, a| (highly respected figure in naval -- | circles, apparently ended the VANISHING ANSWERS week-long threat of trouble from| TOKYO (AP) -- Teachers in|navy men. | {the schools of Tokyo are trying! Navy officers had put pressure {to break up the bustling sale of|on President Arturo Frondizi to {paper used to smuggle answers|fire Estevez. The former secre- into exam sessions. It dissolves tary had angered them by en- and vanishes on contact with|dorsing Frondizi during a crisis| | moisture, enabling pupils caught | with army men last month with-| cheating to swallow the evidence. out iting his ates. of Algon- Lawrence near Brockville. Arthur Renaud, 52, died Sun- dav night from injuries he re- ceived when he was struck by a car on Highway 18 near his home at LaSalle, a Windsor suburb artist 34. Sheriff's aides 15. French river 11 16. Malt bev- 13. erage 17. Suitable 19 And so forth (abbr.} 20. Ruthenium (sym.) 21. Coiled knot of hair 22. Measure of length 23 Work 25 Empty talk (collog.) 26 Color slightly 27. Gained 28. Jewish month 30. Nonsense! 31. Mr. Houston 32. Single unit 33. Not suitable 35. Canal boat 37. Girl's name 88. Horatio author 30. Stack of straw Ban HANNS 1] Sifts Cheaters (ecollog.) Armadillo Caivegie Georgia ------ At home artillery Neat Burmese native Thirst quencher Pointed post 26 27 or 29 n for the Executors on or be fore August 3, 1959, after which 'date the estate's assets will be distributed hav- ing regard only to claims thot then been received. JONES & GREER (Winnipeg and Vancouver will) {compete for honors with entries] {from the United States [ Last year, Detroit Boat Club | have won the all-round championship. | 21 OARSMEN PICKED | 130 King Stret East The 21 oarsmen selected here| Oshowa, Ontorio at Saturday's qualifying trials 1680 | will represent Canada at the Pan- | American games in Chicago next | {month Buffalo Bisons May Wrap Up Pennant Soon | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Buffalo Bisons took giant strides over the weekend toward| wrapping up the International Baseball League pennant. They moved 7% games ahead of the runner-up Havana Cuban Sugar Kings by beating Miami 5-3 Sun-| day for their third straight over the Marlins | In Havana, where possibly for the first time in organized base-| ball history a game was called| Saturday because of gunfire, Rochester Red Wings refused to| play a- scheduled Sunday double-| header, and secured official back-| ing from the league, The post-| ponements hurt the Cubans' chances of staying close to the Bisons. Saturday night the Cubans were returned victors, 1-0, in the -ompletion of a June 7 garhe with Rochester, but the regular game which followed couldn't be fin- shed. It was called after 11 in- nings with the score tied 4-4 and one Havana player wounded. Cubans celebrating the begin- ning of the revolution under Cas- wo began firing off guns in the stands, and Cuban shortstop Leo ardenas was wounded slightly. Frank Verdi, Rochester infielder vho was coaching at third base wad a bullet hole in his helmet mit was not injured JETS ON RAMPAGE The resurgent Columbus Jets wok a doubleheader from Mont eal Sunday, 6-3 and 3-1, to move nto a fourth-place tie with Rich- nond, while Toronto Maple Leafs dropped back in to the cellar by osing 4-1 to Richmond Buffalo's Sunday victory was credited to Warren Hacker (8-5 vith Herb Moford the loser Bobby DelGreco hit his 15th wme run for Buffalo Two Columbus southpaws Chow Button For Spacemen SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) Spacemen, who won't have any openings in their space suits for such everyday habits as eating, may get a special type of rations to keep their tum- mies from complaining while they're in orbit Southwest Research Institute chemists here. are. working on ration capsule that would be 'fired"" into the mouth of the astronaut whenever he punches a chow button One of the problems forcing hemists to lean toward a ra tion capsule is weightless space where liquids won't pour and won't fall A spaceman issued ordinary rations not even be able to brew himself a cup of lemon- ade or coffee because he couldn't pour the water in his cup. 'He might get the powder in either The space rations would line up so the space man could simply open his mouth, press a button and presto--his dinner would "blast off" right into his mouth. Joe olids the cup not be able to | Haney Adds | '3To Team | CINCINNATI (AP) -- Milwau-| manager Fred Haney has] Gibbon and Dick Lines, served Suds Wiser 35 In Jove: aa | up the Columbus victories. The Giijiam to his National League Jets have won 11 of their last 14| 1, 00 team for the game at Los | games. Clyde Parris tagged Gib-| Angeles Aug. 3 bon for a home run. John Gray| wien league brass decided ear- and Paul LaPalme were the los; ic vear on a second all-star | os game, they agreed to retain alli Toronto Leafs were victims of the players from the first game Bill Short, who rang up his 13th| except pitchers. The managers victory against two defeats, but|gigo got the right to pick three had to have relief help. Archie extra players. ! Wilson's home run was the only| Haney elected to go with the] score off Short. Darrell Johnson, geven pitchers who comprised | Jack Reed and Jim Pisoni bit|the staff for the first game, plus home runs off a pair of Toronto|San Francisco's Jones. They will hurlers. Don Johnson was the|include: Johnny Antonelli, San loser--his 12th against four wins. | Francisco; Lew Burdette, Mil- Saturday, Toronto downed waukee; Gene Conley, Phila- Richmond 3-1, Columbus beat |delphia; Don Drysdale, Los An- Montreal 3-1 and Buffalo topped |geles; Don Elston, Chicago; Roy Miami 8-1. Billy Harris was the| Face, Pittsburgh; Warren Spahn, Montreal loser Milwaukee TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel! 11--Hamiitos CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel 35--Rochester WGR-TV fLhannel 2--Bnuffale WBEN-TV Channel 4---Buffale MONDAY EVENING | TUESDAY MORNING | TUESDAY EVENING | 5.00 P. 8.00 AM | 5.00 P.M 11--Family Theatre 5, 3-Today 6---On Safari 4---News; Roundup §5---Playhouse 8:15 AM. 4-Cartoon Storybook ¢-Captain Kangaroo 2--Three Stooges 9.00 AM 530 PM 7-6--Mickey Mouse 4 Dinner Date ' 2--Superman 0.00 P.M, i--Early Show 6----News 2--Casey Jones 615 PM 6 Danger In my ness 6.30 FM s Weather: News | 64 PM Weather PM 11--Family Theatre | 6--~World Passport | S=Playhouse 4--Cartoon Storybook 3-Three Fftooges 530 P.M. i---Disney Time 6-Sky King 7--Test Pattern S$--Burns and Allan | Popeye's Play aouse 4--Dinner Da 2--Coffee Break 3----Woody TD petkar 9.15 AM 600 P.M 7---Morning Devotions | 7_garly Show 1 ed A $---News = 2 Willi 5--Favorite Story East "Life of Riley $--It's a Great Lite 10.00 AM rM 3---Dough Re Weather PM. 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