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28 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 17, 1959 50--Articles For Sale taken for storm sashes, CLASSIFIED (Continued ADVERTISING from Page 27) measurements and estimates free, Terms. RA 3-4089. PRUNED Scotch Pine Christmas trees. 5 feet in height. David Archer, Burke ton, RR 3, Blackstock 82R13. w. 50--Articles Fo For Sale : |50--Articles For Sale TUXEDO fit man about 5° 11", 30" waist, llar SELLING size 16, $5. RA 3.2608. furniture? We'll buy it frigerators, TV's, washers, piano pes, ete, For top cash offer, 9 Prince Street sales room What have you good condition u have. RA 8-5836 pectaculdé new Buccaneers! two starting models H se yours now, Trade car, two tricycles, other toys, two boy's with black velvet evening coat, white 294b HAND Re-|J. Kerr, Varcoe's con Phony RA 8-1131 now furni- excellent condition, size 36, [ROYAL blue ballerina gown, size 9-11, ¢ $22. (worn once Phone RA 35-4578. Bde made purses, wallets and |belts etc., Make ideal Christmas gifts. Road North. RA Ll [8-546 ONE enly 17" 7% Marconi television, very good condition, blonde finish. 886 Rob-| son Street. Phone RA 3/7001 294f '0/ MAN'S sport jacket (16), practic new; man's curling sweater (medium); pair mew fibre-glass drapes (multi. | | color, white ground). RA § 294f FIGURE skates,sizes 1 and | dal eece Garage, Gliddon| coat sets, size 3-5. Other closing 5% ne Serta mattress - sale size 8. RA 5-1867 after 4.30 =|TV 21-INCH Westinghouse, One year Buy one smooth top mattress at regu-iold, like new, $150 or best offer. Phone get another mattress solute! free! Limit box sp: or ed! RA 5-8340. 120 bass, supply! S Barons' Fur Furnishings SKATES new tion in_town Apply Drayton Cy East ELECTRIC stove Three-piece wardrobe trunk ised, Ie, ET! al 397, $35; RA hester h wanted moke guat pairs, all wu brushes Jeane: yacuom parts Estimates free er Repair Serv HE apy Dt IY all nge. Exce for farm 7% ent RA airs for all mak washers, 4 HP moto recondition Paddy's anteed s. FOR ins'de CHRISTMAS he 1 out ee Dominion B Street st. Oshaw Fi se J them. TI Wd Street Ea ecorders $89 Th Dut t East pra. Three le Zoom view fin ilters Leather cr 294f | Very gerator, wi suites, ctic e an; terms Baron Simcoe in ne Oshawa' pening yris s Cor South orners KELLY Tv apy , dryers, Free serv: {slr drawer desks, r UPRIGHT plano with STEREO lowes 171. Bon APPLIANCES VICE vercial ER PLANT family of EZ per approximately FALL SALE We d we promise on't promise any bonus, only number one iminum doors only aranteed A le- ndows. Only Now try Call us for 3-9851 rew St Jminum doubd CLEARANCE SALE FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS BOATS MOTORS TRAILERS WEYMOUTH CRUISERS = Hiverware $20. Articles never used MARINE SUPBLIES PAINTS CHAIN GUNS And AMMUNITION etc SAWS Ajox AJAX 1 1266 COLONIAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS | RA 8-8571 134 Simcoe St S Oshawa DOMESTIC FIRE ALARM 00 extra L& romomethahe 59 FREE CHRISTMAS BONUS FIRE ALAR AND EXTINGUISHER with e elf-storing door written ntee years COLO JIAL HOME IMPR ROVEMENTS PRODUCTS Save and be safe. 1 OF Buy largest selec. | Most reasonable prices. SMALL Acme heater, 204 Bond Street $10. Phone RA 35-4667. 3.9768. RA 2916 | 5 -- porcelain coal am Market, ave | on, of ie Street | ity, w hitby, Open | sireet ized consumers' ecorder Merchant PIANO Acc {Warren Avenue after § p.m. | RECORD player three-speed, carrying 5; |case; boy's hockey pants, pads, sport| 50! coat, all wool winter jacket, all size 12 3-2828 293¢| +-HOUR vendor service for sparkling, | ice cubes, 50 cents 10lb. bag. Pure Ice, 103 Colborne Street 3, | clear an | City West. VIOLIN collection, all in good condi- tion. 292 King Street West. 293f or BED and springs, full size; | quarter bookcase headboard, portable ~ | sewing machine, gramophone, mouton es | fur coat, size 18. RA 8.1492. 202f| I J esate asain mee ed LADY'S figure skates, size 9; men's skates, size 11; two party dresses, size 15; lady's racoon coat, large Excel: lent condition RA 5-5627 after 6. 292¢ ¢ HIGHEST prices paid for used furni- sell and exchange. Contact unity Furniture Store,"19 Prince Phone RA 8-1131 - plece chesterfield, good con- Phone RA 56812 after 5 p.m 292¢ water tank, natural sell for $60. Like new 29 decorating, Tir a. | ture Comn Streq ™ ditign also he st FE 50 ch 30 GALLON hot ns | Bas, cost $120, d. | RA 3.7512 MOFFAT Range, 30° Automatic good condition, reasonable. Ca th Pickering 51 R, after 6 p.m 292f | TWO - piece chesterfield, one trilight, | one table lamp and coffee table Phone | RA 8- 8866 292¢ EUREKA roto-matic vacuum cleaner, two years old, perfect, working condi- $50. Phone RA 5-7751. 292¢ CEDAR chests, brand name, high qual- Lane, Red Seal. Chesley. Best prices In town from $29.95. Wilson Fur- w | niture, 20 Church Street 292¢ S| GIVE "Pop" ers, $44.95 rockers, Wilson al of s* 2 chair for , reclin- hostess chairs, $10.88; plat- $29.95; swivel chairs, Furniture, 20 Chu-ch 2c rm 1834 95 BUY a desk for Christmas! Arborite student's desks, $19.95; unfinished desks, $14; four-drawer unpainted van ity desks, $26; lovely walnut finished $34.50. Wilson Fur- 292¢ s, 20 Church Street GHT plano with stool, in condition. Call RA 38-8004 , 10 yéars nitre, good old, 292 | th high shelf, one universal coolgr refrigerator, |8 cubic feet, goose feather tick, clean {and fresh. All items are in perfect] condition. 216 Chadburn Avenue, 291f TYPEWRITER like new, snap. Elec- tric IBM typewriter, electric adding | machine, subtracts and multiplies. RA [3-4 4434 {LARGE s selection of re eal eed | {TV's at Parkway Television, 918 Sim- [ coe Street North NE t Glecoff Super- market, p.m, Free parking and delivery. Free premiums with purchases. Self-serve meats, fruits, groceries. | AWNINGS, plain, colors, prompt service. Free e Order now for early de hair and table rentals, Cleve Fox, coe North or gay esti- Sim LADY'S winter coat, grey, size 16-18 Phone RA 5-2261 after 5.30. {USED refrigerators, ranges, washers, |televisions, radios and record players, best offer. Guaranteed repairs to all houshold appliances and televisions. All tubes and parts available, Barons' {Radio and Electric Ltd. RA 3.2263. THREE rooms of fine farnltire deliv: ered to your home for only $25 down This includes chesterfield, bedroom suite, complete with spring-filled mat- fress, spring and pillows, kitchen set, coffee and step tables, table lamps, |ets., "For the Best Furniture at Low- {est Prices" see Barons' Home Fumnish-| |ings, 424 Simcoe Street South. frigerator, push button defrost, tive. piece dinette, washing machine, 9 x 12 grey broadloom with underpad, new bird cage with stand. RA 3-4000. 291c | MOTOROLA television, 17" table model {completely reconditioned, er's, 5 King Street West USED tires, most all sizs, $3 and up. | B. F. Goodrich Stores. RA 85-4543. 4 PC CHiB OUTFIT -- Only $6.66 | | This meiudes full size eridb, spring | mattress and bumper pads. Unbe |lievable value! Barons' Home Furn |ishings, 424 Simcoe St {ALUMINUM windows, doors, railings |Average window $19.95 complete. Cal [RA 5-7405 | MODERN Wedgewood dinnerware, 12 settings, $45, will split settings. Chest 28%¢ | 291 nterior, exterior, $2.95 gallon [All colors, Guaranteed, 'flat gloss {Oshawa Hardware and Electric, 8 {Church Street. RA 3-7624. GUNS, ammunition and hunting sup- plies, new and used, terms 10 per cent down. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. RA 35-6511 WHY RUN AROUND?) HOLODY SALES SEE THEM ALL, ALUMINUM DOOR, WIN- DOWS AWNINGS, PORCH RAILINGS INSULATED SIDING. ALUMINUM AND STONE Nothing, Down, Easy Terms 30 GRENFELL STREET® Two Streets East of Shopping Centre RA 5-2431 | PAT BUY NOW AND SAVE Agents for Peterborough Boats Evinrude Motors Distributors for Larson Boats Gator Trailers Otaco Trailers Brydon Boy Hardware | Factory Approved Service Complete Stock of Parts and Hardware. Budget Terms No Down Payment Open Evenings and Week End Marine Storage & Supply Ltd. BROOKLIN PH. OL 5-3641 f| sell, y Bond Stree three- | Ritson South, open daily to 10 $65, Meagh-| CEDAR chests, for only $5 down. Choose - from the best makes: Lane, Heirloom, Red Seal, $3% up. Order yours now for Christmas delivery. Barons' Home Furnishings, 424 Simcoe Street South. NEIGHBORHOOD sales room, now {open for business, what have you to clothing in good condition, furni RA 8-5836. ture, anything you have. PORTABLE low as $34.95. stereo record players as The Dutch Merchant, 171 East |WE pay highest prices 1 {used furniture. Pre |ture Store, RA 3 Furni Simcoe are, sizes, teries, sion GUITAR -- new, $20; good condtion top. BRANTFORD, Ont. surplus eggs hatchery will be used to bolster| the number of whitefish in the| G |50--A rticles For Sale tion. Phone RA 8-85 WINE and cider solid oak, lowest prices. Oshawa Hard 8 Church. RA 3.7624 TRICYCLES also kiddycars. ed. Phone RA 8-8038. BF. GOODRICH Stores -- tires, Kelvinator Thrifty Budget Plan. RA 54543. | A, all "sizes, "types All re-condition- -- various at refrigerator, televi-| Spanish, | arc man's, size 8 A 34 (Harm Skates, ne R MORE FISH of 284a) (CP) -- Al = Air Training ~z Keystone To and What has been described as "one of the foundation stones of] Allied victory in the Second {World War", came into being 20 years ago this month, when oddly {enough the RCAF could muster lonly a few thousand officers 10,000,000 whitefish| and men, and only 270 aircraft from a Manitoulin Island reat Lakes. {Sout | The date was 17 December, | "The conflict in Western Europe |had not begun with the great aerial onslaughts that had been TELEVISION LOG CBLT-TV Channel Toronto coul or wood, | WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel S--Rochester|sion were looking ahead to a day Simcoe Street South, |in very good condition, best offer; a |CHCR-TV Channel 11--Hamilton ¢ WGRTY Channel 2--Buffale WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo| hy ould end and when there THURSDAY EVE, | :00 P.M. | 7:00 A y 5.2--To-day 6--This Living World 8:00 5--Playhouse 4--Santa Claus 3--Three Stooges 8:15 A 5:15 P.M. ain 4--Feature Film 5:30 P.M. 7--Rocky and Friends 6--Roy Rogers 2~Huckleberry Hound 6:00 P.M, 11-6--Metro News 1--E 7---Devotions Thr 9:30 A 6--Bob Cummings 6:30 P.M. 11--Famiiy Theatre 5-4-2--News: Weather 6:45 P.M. S5--Huntley-Brinkley Report -4-2--News * e 7:00 P.M, | 6~Tabloid | 5~The Detective | 4~State Trooper 2--Shotgun Slade 7:15 P.M. | 1--News: Weathet 7:30 P.M. 7---Gale Storm 6-TBA 5--Border Patrol 4--To Tell TH Truth 2---Law of the Plains 7:45 P.M. 11-TBA 6--~Scan 8:00 P.M US Depts --Donna Reed -2---Bat Masterson 4--Betty Hutton 8:30 P.M. Talent Caravan Real McCoy Staceat Johnny Rir 9:00 P. M. 11--0.H.A. Hockey 7--Pat Boone 6--Close-Up 5-2--Bachelor Father 4--Zane Gray Theatre 9:30 P.M. 7-~Untouchables 6--Man Fr Bla hawk 5-2--Tennessee Ernie 4-Big Party 10:00 P.M. §--Manhunt 5-2--You. Bet Your { 10:15 P.M. |11~The Gab Bag 10:30 P.M. 11--Headline 7--Border Patrol | Live and Le 5--Not F Helen Nev "December 11-6- & 2--Mid-Day The World 2:00 P. Day in Cou ~For Bette 2---Queen For 2:15 T--Playhouse 6 Viewpoint 2--S8ports Reel 11:30 P.M. ti <The Late Show 6--International Detee- tive 8-2--Jack Paar 4--Film Festival 30 A, 10:00 A. gh Re FRIDAY M. M. Kangaroo M. ee M. ille M. Mi Show AM. zg Show Your Hunch Bride 12:00 NOON Bunny M Lad and Matinee 1:30 P. es Turns M. rt Helene or 4:00 P.M. 1--Popeye American Bandstand 'BA House on point Seri al Dramas 4:30 P.M. ports Time Split Personality &--Edge of Night" High | FRIDAY EVENING | 1--Family | 6--Tidewater and Allen | You and Your Family 5:00 P.M. Theatre Tramp Playhouse 4--Santa Claus 2-Roy Rogers 5:15 P.M. 4-Feature Film 5:30 P.M. 7--Rin Tin Tin 6---Mighty Mouse 6:00 P.M. 7--Early Show 11-6--News 2-Space Ranger 6:15 P.M. 6--Colonel Flack 6:30 P.M. 11--Family Theatre 5-4-2--Ni Sports P.M. 6-5-4-2~News 7:00 P.M. 6---Tabloid 5---The Lawman 4--Dennis O'Keeft 7-Disney - Presents 6--Bachelor Father 5--Real McCoys 2-People Are Funny 8:00 P.M. | 11-6--Country Hoedown 5-2--Journey To Understanding 8:30 P.M. 1-6--Four Just Men 7--Man From Black Hawk 52--Telephone Hour 4--Hotel de Paree 9:00 P.M. 11-6. lying Doctor 7-77 Sunset Strip | 4--Playhouse | 52-M 9:30 P.M. 11--Ontario This Week 6--Tennessee Ernie Squad 10:00 P.M. | 11-6-5-2--Cavalcade of Sports 7--The Detectives &-CBS Reports 10:30 P.M. 7--8ea Hunt 10:45 P.M. 116--Jim Coleman | 2--Jackpot Bowling | 11.7-6-5-4-2--News; 11:00 P.M. 11:15 P.M. 7---Playhouse 8-- Viewpoint 11:30 P.M --Late Show 6--Showcase 5-2--Jack Parr 4--M-G-M Theatre 1:00 AM. 7--San Francisco Beat | 2 The Unexpected Sports "Blitzkrieg" had shattered land, the war settled down, f {many weeks, into the so-called "phony-war". But in the capitals of the Commonwealth men of v | anticipated and, after the Germg P 0) situation would [be a need for aircraft and air- {crews in undreamed-of numbers when this unnatural {PLAN FORMED A plan, still in stage, had already been |lated whereby the sister | tries of the Commonwealth could mold a continuous common {rain- z program '"'with the object yiding personnel to secure |and maintain air superiority in {every theatre of war'. Sudde fit became imperative that {plan assume concrete proportions. Thus it was in the early morn ing hours of Sunday, |17, that Lord {the United Kingdom, W |Kenzie King of Canada {Bruce of Ausfralia and W jqan of New Zealand sig |"'agreement relating ning | atroratt crews in Canada and [their subsequent service. This | arrangement became world fa- {mous as the "British Common- wealth Air Training: Plan" Few entertained the thought | that more than 131,000 aircrew we suld eventually be trained under [this plan, in preparation for com- bat operations Described by MacKenzie King, |then Prime Minister of Canada, las a task "'of great magnitude | the plan was to be set up |and administered by Canada, its embryo formu coun of S. M J. Jor to in at |nada's share being $350,000,000 The U XK. was to provide engines, FOR AS LITTLE AS Variable tone control, 2 « trols, two 4" x 6" Brown-Whtie Green Height: 9", Width mn two 5 KING ST. Ww. Just Imagine . .. STEREO HI-FI RCA VICTOR MODEL No. SF-483, 4-speed automatic LIV- ING STEREO and monaural record player with extension speaker in detachable front housing eparate volume con- Leatherette case speakers 1534 . MEAGHER'S -tone Grey two-to Depth: 1 RA 3-3425 OLD SPICE = Pre-Electric Shave Lotion 1.25 FOR EARLY AMERICAN OLD SPICE "Tina Box" Toilet Water, Talcum, Body Sachet and Bub- bling Bath Crystals 1.50 DESERT FLOWER Spray Cologne 3.00 Hand ment the , Schools (No. GIFTS BY l 1 airframes and spares, for her part, while Australia and New Zealand were fo pay in direct proportion to the number of stu- dents trained from their coun- tries FEW FACILITIES Much had to be done. Air training facilities in Canada were very limited when the BCATP was first inuagurated. But the RCAF, true to the promise of Air Mar- shal (later Air Chief Marsha! L. S. Breadner, (Chief of the Air Staff 1940 - 1943) to "'turn everything nn", and inspired by the driving energy and zeal of the Honorable C. G. Power (who ater became the first of National Defence for Air in May, 1940), tackled the formid- able task of developing an or- ganization -- ten times its pre- war strength -- capable of pro- ducing every four weeks 520 Pi- lots with elementary flying train- ing, 544 with service flying train- ng, 340 Air Observers and 480 Wireless Operator-Air Gunners To achieve this objective the init plan proposed the estab- lishment of 3 Initial Training Schools, 13 Elementary Flving Schools (EFTS), 16 Service Fly- ing Training Schools (SFTS), 10 Air Observer Schools (AOS), 10 Bombing and Gunnery Schools, 2 Air Navigation Schools, and 4 | Wireless Schools, plus the neces- sary ancillary schools and depots a total of 74 units in all. Four training commands (Toron- to, Winnipeg, Montreal and Re- gina) were organized to imple- BCATP. On April 15, 1940, just four months after the official signing of the agreement, the first class of trainees, 164 airmen, reported to No. 1 Initial Training School in Toronto. The plan was under- way! Other training schools n regular succession. was opened at Malton on May followed on June 24 by four EFT 1 Maton, No. 2 Fort Williams, No. 3 London, No. 4 Windsor Mills, Que.) No. 1 SFTS at Camp Borden nd No. 2 SFTS Uplands opened on July 22 and August § re spectively. ial opened on 27, Minister. One AOS an ictory By October, the first graduate: of the BCATP, 38 Observers, had left 1 ANS Trenton. By Septem- ber 1941, all units of the orig- inal program (with the exception of three Bombing and Gunnery Schools) were in full operation, actually ahead of schedule. TWO CLASSES Training aircraft for the plan were of two classes, elementary trainers and advanced trainers-- the former being produced in Canada (with engines sometimes brought from the U.K. or 'US.), the latter being furnished initial- ly by the UX. as part of contribution to the plan. (When| the course of events in Europe] cut off the supply of aircraft from the U.K. advanced trainers] were also produced in Canada or| obtained from the U.S.) | The principle training aircraft] : included the Fleet "Finch", the de Havilland "Tiger Moth" and] the Fairchild "Cornell" for in- struction at EFTS, where civilian] flying clubs had taken over the ab initio training, under direct su- pervision of the RCAF; the Avro| "Anson", Cesspa "Crane", and| North American "Harvard" for| pilot instruction at SFTS; the| Fairey "Battle" for use at Bomb-| ing and Guumery Schools; the! "Anson" was also used at the| Air Observer Schools. The peak period of the plan came-in late 1943 when 73 BCATP and 24 RAF flying schools and] 184 ancillary units were in oper- ation. Every month more than| 3,000 trained aircrew were being] made available for the Allied Air| Forces. In addition to Canadians, | and Americans serving in the] RCAF, they included: British] from all parts of the Empire] Australian, New Zealand, Czech,| Polish, Norwegian, Belgian and Free French flyers Early in 1944, the war situation and the large pool of trained air- crew made a reduction in stu- dent intakes possible. The train-| ing program was. gradually re- duced until, in March 1945, the units had been established to 231 Churchill aaa Minister "the the RAF of a spacious task imaginatively the concelv the RCAF ried out." Studebaker Sees Higher Profits SOUTH BEND, 'From these schools 131,553 aircrew graduates in (9,606), sites come to take their place (42,110), - the RAAF RNZAF (7,002) and (72,835). BCATP graduates fought in every ther i very type of aerial operation. magnit ude of the plan, the train- ing aircraft consumed clo, 700 million gallons of gasoline and logged 18 million flying hours, Studebaker to the Canadian Prime He referred to it as successfi siti it d and most faithfully car- Ind. (AP)-- Packard Corp. x= More than two billion miles were pects to end the year with profits flown by BCATP aircraft distance approximately equal 8,600 times around the globe. -- a near $25,000,000 to previously estimated $20,000,000. Harold E. Churchill, instead of the president, Possibly no finer tribute to the based his revised estimate on am din BO by Prime Minister CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2, Forever 3. Fume ACROSS 1. ----and Leander 8. Cut finely 9. A water way 10, Washes 12.0n the sheltered side 13. Of old age 14. Mr. Twain 15. Water god 16. Moisture 17. Fortify 18, Enclosures 20. Vacuum tubes 22. Detest 26. Aweigh 27, Measuring stick 28. Flocks of pheasants 29. Golf club 30. Employ 32, Greek letter 33. Narrow inlet 36, Compasg point 37. Songbird 38. Hatred 40. Flock 41, Shop 42, Theater seats 43. Extraore dinary one (slang)' 44. Having no feet. 5. Spotless 8. Chinese dynasty 7. Roman poet 8. Goddess of volcanoes 9. Fasting month (Moh.) 11, Stitch 13. Observes 18. Vitality 19. Close 21, Plate |BCATP was officially terminated. | [But it had remarkable plishments behind it. During five years of operation, approx imately 360 schools and ancillary accom- | DOWN 1. Boistrous mirth ; indicated sales total of $400,000, ATP could be recorded than '00. He said the profits will come irom sale of an estimated 160,000 Winston LarKs. 4. Gold (her) ISLEY] ICIHIADHS 23. Con. fiden. tial friend See. sawed . Mes. sen. ger's trips 7. Regret 29. Plunder 31. Bury 83. 8. place of 85. Egyptian god Yesterday's Answes 37. Strike quickly (dial) 39, Anger 42. Music note in grooming ales for him OLD SPICE Gift Set After Shave Lotion, Shaving Mug 2. 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