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27--Real Estate for Sale 27--Real Estate for Sale 8700 DOWN -- six-room bungalow car-! vies for $95 monthly including taxes. Bil Horner, 728-5123, Lloyd three bedrooms, on ravine lot. Pay- Call Realty (Oshawa) Limited Realtor. $500 DOWN, gage, mahogany woodwork interior, $105 monthly, taxes new house, one NHA mort- 29--Automobiles for Sale shape, $350. Telephone 723-2194. 1934 METPOR Niagara Special, in A-1 New Bobby-Sox 1959 CHEVROLET Belair, two door, Idol Made It ments Telepl FIVE room house and bath, in Oshawa, | $500 down, $6,800 full price. Telephone TWO acres of land, 1% storey bricks) four Number 2)------ PEPE Pee ce eae and hl 500 DOWN, five rooms, garage, oil shopping and $70 per * Highway. Close to public and_ high schools. Bob Johnson, Howe and Peters 728-2548. | MO 8-8734. BEAUTY SALON, large parlor, fully equipped, including stock, five dryers, 500 down, east location. Call L. Snelgrove Co. Ltd. 723-9810. $! heat, close to schools, transportation. $7,500 full price, month. low taxes, \sion. Douglas L. Gower Realtor 728-4651. GUIDE REALTY LIMITED 16 SIMCOE ST.S. 723-1121 COUNTRY LIVING 1 ecre with 5-room 12- storey horne. Garage, work- shop ond a third building presently rented. A good buy ot $8,900.00. DIVISION STREET INCOME PROPERTY 2Y-storey, 7-room, brick home, in excellent condition. Oil heating, new roof, low toxes. Priced ot $10,500, Convenient financing, PRIVATE sale, five room brick bunga low, north east section. Beverly Street. appointment. immediate posses- Terms arranged. Telephone 725-6398 for EIGHT room storey and half brick veneer, Olive Avenue, four arty six » radio, snow tires. Telephone 723-1882. '|fair condition, Good tires, $165 Telephone 728-1593 after 4. 1952 CHEVROLET half-ton ---- S The Hard Way cold weather, price $115 or volt, price $15. Telephone 725-5055. ance. Van Heusen , Motors, Brewery on King. Brewery on King. "51 CONSUL sedan, starting good in nearest offer; also under dash car radio, 6 $195. YOUR choice: '54 Ford, '53 Pon- tiac, '53 Buick. Year end sale clear- opposite $95, YOUR choice: °52 Pontiac sedan, *51 Plymouth, '52 Pontiac coach, '52 Chevrolet. Van Heusen Motors, opposite By JAMES BACON NOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Clint Eastwood is a new bobby-sox idol who made it the hard way --driving cattle. Parents who despair of their teenage daughters' taste in modern folk heroes may sal- vage some hope after hearing about Eastwood's recent en- gas heat, new furnace, anyone interested. 725-0229, storey: home, convenient to St. Greg: of cupboard space, also bedroom ai Dry basement, oil heating, garage. tile; garage. Price to be arranged for $10,500--$2,000 DOWN for six-room, 1%4- ory's, on Alma Street. Home has large living room, large kitchen with plenty bath on main floor, two bedrooms up. matic transmission, new tires, radio, safety seat -- belts, King. interior, 5] METEOR Rideau hardtop, auto- only $1,095. Van Heusen Motors, opposite Brewery on '56 PONTIAC sedan, radio, $745. Im- counters with the malt shop sercamers and swooners. Eastwood, a young movie ac- tor who shot to fame driving cattle across television's range once was a singer. ? condition, good tires, .| Motors. 723-4494. Ted Campin A recording executive friend had Clint cut a record of two Schofield-Aker Real Estate. Henry Stinson, 725-0243. BUNG acres, chicken house 3,000 capacity. JALOW, five rooms and bath, 2% 000, $3,000 down. Brooklin 655-4703. _ sion, custom radio, washers, ically good. Reasonable, Dial 728-4411, MECHANIC Specials? 50 Pi di i > ; three bedroom gal spacious rooms, on Admiral Road. 116 Stevenson Road North. ARLINGTON AVENUE ease Well maintained 5- room brick,, oil heating. $10,500, NORTH EAST SECTION REALTOR PAUL RISTOW Nice clean bungalow with many extras, including broad- loom, finished recreation room, automatic dryer, new forced air oil furnace, alu- minum storms and screens, T.V. antenna, paved drive, covered patio, nicely hedged end landcaped lot. Asking $2,500 down. One mort- gage for the balance, For full particulars call 723-1121 trene Brown, Phyllis Jubb, Don Smith, Roy Flintoff, Jean Peacock, Lloyd Corson, Dick Young, Lucas Peacock. Open daily from 9 a.m. to p.m. We List Photo Co-op. 5213 SIMCOE ST. N. 728-9474 Residential Farm Commercial Industrial : delivery: 50 Chevrolet four door; °5: Apply 324 Bloor Street East. job. MO 8-8130 after 5. '56 FORD hardtop, automatic transmis- back-up lights, wheel discs. Clean car, mechan- ontiac, 8 ic; *52 Pontiac sedan 2 Vanguard four door, Your choice, $75. 1959 SIMCA or will trade for General Motors product. Lady's car. New paint "56 PONTIAC sedan, radio, $745. Im- popular songs, Unknown Girl and For All We Know. fne executive said of Clint's record debut: "He can carry a tune--and that s not commercial anymore. But we recorded him anyhow." The records were released a few months ago and early sales surprised the label. So a disc jockey plug tour was _ hastily interior, condition, good tires. Ted Motors, 725-5574. available. Private. Telephone 725-8640. -- pairs. Would like | offers. 725-9946. CALL 723-1133 FOR A COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE CARL OLSEN REALTOR _19 ATHOL ST. W., OSHA LLOYD REALTY LIST WITH LLOYD THEN CALL YOUR MOVER OFF WILSON RD. N. 4 BEDROOM HOME NATURAL FIREPLACE Wall to wall broadloom in dining and living room, ex- ceptionally well built home selling for a reasonable down payment of $2,700. Two bathrooms, lot size 73' x 150', taxes under $212.00. Be satisfied, call Bill Millar ot 728-5123. Douglas L. Gower REALTOR 728-4651 5 large rooms, brick bunga- low with garage under, Well kept with: extra room in basement, plus two-piece bathroom. Lerne landscaped lot. Only $2,000 down and $13,000 full for ay. price. the 738-4651, mortgage See it tod overhauled. Best offer, Will 723-7032. '38 PONTIAC V8 Parisienne, ranged. Call anytime, 728-0569. BUYING OR SELLING SEE TED CAMPIN MOTORS 607 KING ST, -- OSHAWA Uust East of Wilson Road) 723-4494 SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good clean cars, Trade up or down, Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. S. 723.9421 Campin 1961 CHEVROLET two door, one owner, low mileage, trade considered. Terms 1953 BUICK, black and white; a house trailer, needing some re- re Telephone 53 GMC cab-over two ton with twelve foot van, A-1 condition, motor recently accept trade and arrange finance. Telephone loaded with extras, $1,495 with terms to be ar- arranged--mostly on those teen- age dancing parties that are the late afternoon rage on Ameri- can TV. TOO MUCH. ADVICE "I got to New York," says Ciint, "and started getting all kirds of advice from so-called record promotion experts. "First, hide the fact that I'm a TV cowboy. I asked how are you going to hide some- thing that is seen by 40,000,000 By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (AP)--What kind of year will 1962 be? A look in the murky crystal bail discloses it will be one of the more-memorable years of ioaern times, a mixture of na- tioua, prosperity and interna- tional puzzlement. Most people will be living more, but maybe wondering whether they are enjoying it Jess. Yet everybody--everybody except wives reaching 40--will find something to be cheerful about during 1962. Here are a few fanciful pre- dictions that may come true during the present year: The United States will shoot a man into orbit and the Rus- sians will immediately orbit a besutiful female spy to keep an eye on him. The United Nations will seek to solve its financial woes by having itself listed on the' stock exchanges of New York, Lon- den, Paris, Rome, Bonn and Tokyo. Shares will be sold se- eretely to the Russian public by stock and bond salesmen para- chv'ted into Siberia by the West- ern Allies, Prime Minister Nehru will ac- cept contributioris from wealthy Fortuguese inhabitants of Goa for a vast new slum clearance program in India. MURKY CRYSTAL - This Could Be Strangest Year DEATHS 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Janucry 8, 1962 ]7 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Vancouver -- Frank J. Burd, 92, u newspaper man for nearly 80 years and former president of the Vancouver Province. Clarksburg, W. Va.--John D. Hobhitzell Jr., 49, former United States senator; of a heart at- tack. Welland--Lioyd J. Falkenha- gen, 56, former vice-president: in charge of operations at the In- dustrial Products Division of General Tire and Rubber Com- pany of Canada Limited. Kingston--Moses Cramer, 63, an antique dealer and auction- eer. prominent in Kingston's Jewish community. Toronto--Rev. John Malcolm Macdonald, 88, United Church clergyman who served in Mont- real and four Ontario commun- ities before retiring in 1939. Surel, Que.--Arsene Simard, 71, member of a leading indus- tric! family in Quebec prov- of all the diseases you get from taxing the present wonder diugs. Literature--A best seller novel will be marketed contain- ing a built-in transistor radio, so that you can simultaneously listen to baseball games as you read your way to culture. Leisure--Atomic fallout shel- ters will become a popular sta- tus symbol. The present dance craze, the Twist, will be re- piaced by one called the Shelter Shake. Women's fashions -- Dresses will feature 'the window blind luok" and will be automatically raised or lowered to knee level by a hidden drawstring at mi- lady's whim. Al} in all, 1962 promises to be an interesting and surprising year. If you dof't enjoy it, it'll be your own fault. incc; of burns. Turonto -- William Palca, 64,) president of Palca and Com- pany Limited, who headed the Fur Trade Association of Can- ada FOCUS ON HEALTH Say Beginning Of Life In Sea Sy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS essentially diluted sea wa- people every week?" Clint is} ter But Dr. William H. Strain Rowdy on the top-rated Raw- hide series. "Man,' they 'told me, 'to- day's kids just don't dig he- man types, In order to sell rec- ords, you have to look either ike a juvenile delinquent or better yet, way far out, with CASTRO TO BANK On a state visit to Moscow, Fidel Castro of Cuba will stop off to open an unlisted savings account in a bank in Switzer- jand. In a widening split with Rus- sia, Red China will announce a massive five - year drive to Topics this week: A health tip from the sea, a bad-eyed Bermuda lobster with interesting nerves and the alarm clock in your brain. of the University of Roches- ter, N.Y., goes a step fur- ther He says dietary intake should duplicate the minerals in sea water. Two-of these SEA WATER FOR HEALTH elements, vandium and zinc, Res. 725-5574 the short jacketed continental suits with no pockets and skin- fight pants.' "I reused to believe that I had to look like a fop in order speca up the industrial exploita- tion of the silkworm. Medicine--A new anti-antibio- tic will be developed to cure you Many scientists claim that life began in the sea--and tney point to the fact that much of our body fluids are to sell records. I dressed the way I normally do and some- times even showed up wearing my western outfit, cattle smell and all." 30--Automobiles Wanted LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers 725-1181 THE the easy way Turn to 'Boats for Sale" OFF ROSSLAND 6-room ranch bungalow, ultra modem kitchen with built-i stove and oven, wall to w broadioom in dining m ond living room. 4-piece tiled bath with vanity, three oversized bedrooms, situated on on 86' x 174' lot. To in- spect this fine home call Bill Horner at 728-5123. $11,900 FULL PRICE $500. DOWN $-room brick bungalow, just 2 years old, carries for $80.00 per month, on one open agreement for the bal- once at 6%. Don't delay on this one. Call Ed Drumm right now at 728-5123. RECREATION ROOM Three-bedroom bungalow on large treed lot. Close to schools ond buses. Owner twonsferred. Priced for quick sale with low down payment. Call Irwin Cruikshanks today ot 728-5123, Lloyd Realty (Oshawa) Ltd., Realtor 728-5123 29--Automobiles for Sale D Fa auto. ' wind four door, ewalls, r best offer A THE FAMOUS P.V.544 1962 MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY Jake & Bill's Garage FINA SERVICE 449 RITSON S. ~~ WILLIS MOTORS TAUNTON ROAD EAST Your AUSTIN Dealer We have a good assortment of Used Cars. 125-0331 . Telephone © sedan, good partment T2002) in the Oshawa Classified Section now want) cars for wrecking. Highest prices paid.) E'S more family fun ahead when you own a boat, Find the one for you Clint was, as one trade paper reported, 'fa smash on the scicaming swoon circuit."' By CAROL KENNEDY LONDON (CP)--The rollick- ing, tinselly _world. of panto- mune is dying out in Britain, GROUCHO SERIOUS Veteran comedian Groucho Marx will star in his first dra- matic role on CBS-TV's General $ ALL CASH $ For clean cars we deal up or down. Liens paid off. NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 512 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY MO 8-8001 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 '| strangled by television, pop records and a generation of dis- enchanted children _ sophisti- caird at 13. Electric Theatre Jan. 14. 32--Articles for Sale WEDDING gown, size 15, full length, : j i i will sell reasonable. Telephone 723-6188, URCe this mixture of fairy- 21" CROSLEY television, -- mahogany |t@le, slapstick and Hip-roaring cabinet in good condition, very reason.|sauSic-hall was the country's able. Telephone 725-8988 after five p.m.|(raaitional post-Christmas en- SFORE x selling televisions, |te1tainment, along with the cir- rs, stoves, wash-| 1, ny ; "tani ahs, distine, ope: CUS: the great illusionists such Elmer Wilbur, Hamp-|aS Maskelyne and Devant and, _. even further back, the black- rat coat, size 14, in|face mins plederglig Bing |face minstrel shows. E buy and sell and exchange used] Before the First World War L r anything you have. "The|the 7e: i 2 Post', 446 Simcoe Street there ,were 300 pantomimes = 71 lyear in Britain, running from zor service, Bunbeam |ZOxing Day right through to have, Ronson,| Master. HOUSTON'S GARAGE and SERVICE STATION BRAKE SPECIALISTS, COM- PLETE BRAKE SERVICE. MOTOR TUNE UP AND GENERAL REPAIRS. 67 KING ST. W. 723-7822 31--Automobile Repairs _ F ba ick, Phil utting heads in King Street West _ Tas year there is only one ( Stores -- Tires, bat-|i0 London's West End. Subur- » Ke r reftigerators, tele-|bun and provincial theatres try 1. Thrifty Budget Plan. 725-4543. _ibravely to keep the tradition ER Queen Sales and Service, lib-|alive, but most modern pantos ion, Telerhone 728-4683. are a shadow of their robust} volver or pistol or will trade 12 gauge} Gone in many of them is the Remington gun. ¥ 2 : : . Pump gun. Telephone |thigh-slapping, strutting princi- trade-in allowance. Free demon-| Cold) wanted, rifle, shotgun, re-\PTe-War selves, 725-8183. rooms of furniture including refrigera-|girl--who melted out the song-| 101 Simcoe St. N. '27--Real Estate For Sale 2 cles for Sale 32--Arti WE | and exchange used furni tor, stove, television, beds, tables; g00d |hiis of the day and sent them| condition. Telephone 728-8532. hum: , d the city f -|SIMPLICITY washing machine, reason-| oye oS, roum a Jable, good condition. Apply 763 Ritson|Weeks afterwards. Pantomime Dying Out In Britain of traditional pantomime are the transformation scene, a lush spectacular montage of trick effects; animals played by louse - limbed actors -- espe- cially the pantomime horse-- and characters representing guod and evil. Over the years, plots have evolved from an assortment of nuisery tales, but the most pop- ular boil down to a basic five-- Cinacrella, Dick Whittington, Mother Goose, Alladin and Puss in Boots. Though it has been played in Canada and Australia, panto- mime has been called a "'pe- culiarly British' institution. Now, it seems, Aladdin's won- derfu: lamp has lost its lustre on Shaftesbury Avenue; pump- kin coaches are out of fashion in Piccadilly. are deficient in the North American diet. Vanadium inhibits the beay's manufacture of choles- teicl It apparently also re- duces the amount of choles- tero} in skin and arteries, may slow atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries and may reduce the incidence of galistones. Zine helps reduce skin troubles, aids healing and bone structure. OLD BAD EYE A Bermuda spiny lobster with a bad eye was discov- ered by chance--and passed on to scientists. It may offer some clues to nerves and their growth. Arter its eye was injured, the lobster grew a sort of an- tenia or auxiliary eyve--and the nerves grew back from from infancy. One such due is body tem- yperaiure. When you've estab- lished in your mind when you yaut to wake up, the mind waits for the body tempera- ture associated with that num- ber of hours or the depth of sleep. Then it fires a "wake up' alarm to the wakeful- thus appendage to connect up with the correct brain cells. By DOUG MARSHALL LONDON (CP)--When 'Frant: Richards died Christmas Evc he left behind the best-lovec lump of fat in English literature since Shakespeare created Fal- staff. Richards, whose real name was Charles Hamilton, spent 60 years writing about Billy Bunter and Greyfriars school--a school- boy character and an institu- tion that have become part of British folklore. Few Canadians may have heard of Bunter, ranked by some critics with Sherlock Holmes and Oliver Twist. But most will be familiar with the legend he sustains--the whining cad of all stories about boys' schools. Grotesquely fat, insatiably greedy, inherently a liar, a coward and a cheat, Bunter is the antithesis of all the virtues usually associated, with Tom Brown, Stalky and company and the fifth form at St. Dom- inic's. There is a certain timeless quality about Bunter. He al- ways appears wearing bulging checkered trousers, blazer, spotted bow tie, owl like pince-nez and an _ expression constantly shifting from glut- tonous glee to cringing terror. As he skulks through Grey- friars, readers are transported to a historical limbo -- some- where between Waterloo and the Battle of Britain--which re- mains untouched by war, and the passage of time. IN SAME GRADE For more than 50 years Bun- ter has remained entrenched in Richards' Loved By Englis Bunter aeonweoed * the Remove, a curious plateau in the English public school steucture that is a little higher than tke third form but a little lower than the fourh. 4 Nicknamed the Owl of the Re- | move, his prime preoccupations are food and the procuring of money. against the postal order that is always on the point of arriving but never does. Richards first brought Bunter to life in a boys' magazaine in 1899. He was 2" "> > cess and from 1908 on his mal adventures wi. .- ss Mr. Quelch, and _higher-priti- cipled friends like Harry Whar- ton, filled the pages of the Magnet and Gem boys' maga- zines. ' Richards churned out 25,000 words:a week and wrote so many books, plays and maga- zine stories that he was often accused of using a team of writ- ers. After the Second World War killed both Magnet and Gem, television gave Bunter a new lease of life and a Bunter stage play became a Christmas tra- dition. The latest, Billy Bunter Shipwrecked, opened the week Richards died. Richards, 86, never married. "I have a family on my type- writer," he once said. "Bunter and his friends at Greyfriars school now are more real to me than real people." OLDER FASHION Telephone booths in, the early days required no coins in the telephone, but a coin was needed to open the self-closing door. MERRY MENAGERIE "Listen, Jackson--one GE tributed by King Features Syndicate. 18 s' = 6 Wu D's © 1962 Walt Diseer Productions World Rights Reserved Di of us is going to yield the ». right-of-way, and it's not gonna be ME!" MOVING to California, must sell five|P4i boy--always played by af THINK | ture or anything you have. The City} Trading Post Stores, 446 Simcoe Street/Road South, Re South and 31 Bond Street East. 723-1671./VACUUM cleaner repairs, all makes,| PLAYED BY MALE Renae ee oo eee oo ent rene brushes, guaran-| In today's: slick, unmagical eed rebuilt machines. Estimates free. | nro; i rj 9} i zk V TOWERS Vacuum Cleaner Repair Serv. productions, E Tince Charming Ve -0591 anytime. ee Dick Whittington is often} i | HAMILTON burn, Brooklin,|Played by a male pop singer -ft, tructure with all- 4 HAMILTON, Ashburn, Brooklin, | -*¢7 F 40 . by Il galvan- |New, Hamilton Office Equipment. 137/The dame, who used to lead the channel antenna, all galvan: Brock South, Whitby. Visit. our store| " ' bsurd ch ized, guaranteed | year, jaudicnce in absurd choruses 171 Bond St. East, 728-6781 NORTH-WEST AREA IN WHITBY -- Att brick bungalow, large kitchen with brea nicely decorated and landscaped. Full p ive 3 bedroom, nook, oil heated, 5,500. e $15 Or IT!... YOUNG EXECUTIVE TYPE HOME. $ two-storey colonial home with at front, full size dining room. 5-pce. ¢ plus extra 2 piece washroom, Fully dec screens, nicely located in Whitby on a payment $2,750 balance on one N.H.A, r houses and apartments to rent from $75. up. OLIVE HOWE, Realtor 130 BROCK ST. NORTH WHITBY -- MO 8-5853 AFTER 5 CALL AUDREY MOORE, MO 8-4088 LOOK! -- $400.00 950 ga four bedroom, Field stone ic bathroom storms and ' Full down rtgage. We have 17, ed soon, eas GOOD selection of reconditioned TV's and was traditionally played by at roaponable uriots, Parkway Tele-|@ ape gee gg in broaa- vision, 9.8 Simeoe Street North, Your;ccst slapstick style, has largely cada dda ex laropped out : ies TYPING paper on sale, letter size,| : white newsprint, buy in bulk lots and| Today, save. 4% lb pkg. $1.00, 9 lb. pkg. $2.00.|taxe Circulation Dept., Oshawa Times. | SK S, new and used, sold and ex- changed. Apply Drayton Cycle, Bond Street East, CUSTOM (in the dash) transistor car radio, lowest prices in town, Try Do- minion Tire Stores, 48 Bond Street West. USED parts and repairs for all makes| of wringer type washers, % hp motors,| '$5 to $8, guaranteed reconditioned wash- ers and stoves, Paddy's Market, Hamp- ton, CO 3-2241 Visit our new Streamlined Drugette Department -- Dry Goods, Children's Clothing, China and Glassware, Notions, and Kitchenware, GLECOFF SUPERMARKET 174 Ritson Road South, Oshawa FOR JUST A FEW CENTS A DAY A CLASSIFIED AD HERE COSTS the comedian may other roles--Buttons in Cinderella, or the title part in Old King Cole, this year's West End offering. The rule of topsy turvy, first essential of the old-style panto, has lost its sway, and with it has gone much of the old ap- peal to children. Today's pantomime is a re- 204 Open to 10 p.m. dally GOOD RECONDITIONED COMPLETE DOWN PAYMENT ONE N.H.A. MORTGAGE $69 MONTHLY Why rent? Move Into one of these solid brick, 3-bedroom bungolows, with oil heat, and all conveniences, at your door step. Start 1962 the right way -- own your own home. Only two of these exceptioga!l values left. Detached. Private drive. 725-1186 W. T. LAMSON REAL ESTATE LIMITED EVENINGS-- MR. McMULLAN MRS. HANDSON 725-0104 REFRIGERATORS, RANGES AND WASHERS All Parts and Service. BARGAIN CENTRE HARWOOD AVE, NORTH AJAX -- WH 2-6410 '48 PONTIAC parts, all in good shape, five tires 670 x 15. Telephone 728-9364 anytime, 212 Celina Street. 40 ELECTRIC Hot Point heavy duty $5 each. Telephone 725-5055. AWNINGS, canvas. Prompt service, free estimates. Chair, table rentals. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North, Marshall, Simmons, Beauty- rest and other spring mat- tresses completely rebuilt like new, medium ond extra firm, smooth tops, box springs re- paired and eiderdowns. recov- ered. Three day service. ONTARIO BEDDING CO. 725-4189 WE buy and sell used furniture, etc. Call Superior Resale, 140 Simcoe Street South, 728-4873. FURNACES, forced air, 10-year guaran- tee, $2.25 per week, no down payment. Package deal, $130. Telephone 725-4729. WE pay highest prices in the city for used furniture, Pretty's Used Furniture Store, 723-3271. 444 Simcoe South, OLD guns wanted. Will pay $100 for brass framed lever action rifle, and top prices for other Iéver action rifles, and hand guns. Telephone 728-5574. VALLEY CREEK FURNITURE METCALF REAL ESTATE LIMITED 40 KING ST. EAST DIAL 728-4678 DOWNSVIEW PARK In beautiful Downsview Park --- Oshawa's newest and finest subdivision. Split level home, with natural fieldstone front, built-in garage. L-shaped living room, two bathrooms, four bedrooms. This home can be built to your own taste for only $16,700.00. Phone this office for further information. DYMOND DRIVE Large attractive ranch style brick bungalow. This home must be seen to be opprecicted. eautiful kitchen with of cup- board space, large living room with door to patio, dining area, powder room. Lorge lot, cedar hedge. Full price $16,900.00, Call this office for ooppointment to inspect. AFTER. 5:30 CALL Merion Drew, 725-7610 Dick Barriage, 725-6243 loads Joe Moga, 725-9191 John Kemp, 728-2392 145 KING WEST Next to Western Tire 728-4401 We buy, sell exchange used furniture, washer, TV, radios and so forth at prices to top anyone in the city. CIGARETTES carton $3.09. Butter ,65 cent lb. Tulip Margarine 4 Ibs. $1. Bread, 2 loaves .37 cents, Savings ga- lore, shop daily -- Glecoff's Super- market, Ritson Road South, Oshawa. Open every night 'till 10. SELLING furniture? We'll buy it. Re- frigerators, TV's, Washers, pianos, stoves, etc. For top cash offer contact 19 Prince Street. Phone 728-1131, TV 17", rec $40; canister type vacuum cleaner; $20; floor polisher $20; automatic ironer $40 or onsole FOOD & FREEZER PLAN ~~~ You may have tried the rest, Now try the best. Eat better for less. 80% groceries sup- plied, all well-known pro- ducts, highest quality meats. Life-time warranty freezer, the only one guaranteed by Good Housekeeping. No down payment. Call now for demonstration -- no obliga- tion. Zenith 9-6100, best offer. Telephone. 728-2956. range; tires, one 650 x 16, one 600 x 16,/ yue-lype entertainment, studded with TV and radio personali- ties and angled at the adults aud teen-agers who producers say now outnumber children in! the audience by six to one. | Pantomime had its heyday in the 1890s and 1900s, when mu- sie-hall was king of the British stage. It had begun modestly two centuries earlier, when the cumb-show harlequinade was brought from France to Eng- land about 1700. DIALOGUE STARTED Later, nursery fables were in- corporated into the original ro-| merce of Harlequin and Colum- bine, and spoken dialogue was introduced. Knockabout comedy, usually featuring plenty of custard pies; patriotic songs and the upside- |down casting of principal boy jand dame were all borrowed from Victorian burlesque and jsoon became firm conventions. Other indispensable features CUSTOM Olds. radio and magic eye. Best offer. Telephone MA 3-3490. ANTIQUE walnut furniture; reasonable. What-not, tables, lounge, chairs, desk and china binet. After 6 p.m. tele- Phone 655-4873. BEDS, dressers, stoves, washers and refrigerators. Must be sold to clear warehouse. After 6 p.m. telephone 723.1306. 34--Lost & Found CHILD'S clothing lost at Oshawa Laun- dromat on January 2. Family of six, husband unemployed, Telephone 728-6164, LOST: Man's glove: on Lake b's or 'nea Lecember 13, Tell 725-3548, ' s (brown leather), Werner plant on oa ephone Mr, sear ARMY SIGNS DIETZEL WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP)--| Paul Dietzel signed a contract! Saturday as head football coach of the United States Military} Academy. It is reported Dietzel} signed at $18,500 a year for five) years. Dietzel, who quit Louis-| iana State alter seven success-| \ful coaching years, succeeds [Dale Hall, dismissed Dec. 9} after, three seasons -- and his} third loss to Navy. ONLY PENNIES A DAY, YET IT CAN BRING YOU PRICELESS RESULTS . . . Use (and read) Oshawa Times Want | Ads regularly. You get fast results when you sell through these little but mi hty ads... and you'll find loads and 'loads of big bargains every day. So, for jobs, What would you child's puppy returned away! How much would find exactly the job you pay to have your if he strayed it be worth to want? Would you be willing to pay a few cents to sell all the clutter of used items around your home for cash? for merchandise, for services ... for the usual or unusual .. . turn to the class- ified section of The Oshawa Times. PHONE RA 3-3492 ... 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