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oo ne a RE NT AT: OI A |27--Real Estate for Sale 27--Real Estate for Sale 27---Real Estate for Sale 28--Real Estate Wanted 30--Automobiles Wanted 26--Rooms for Rent ii jurnished DOWN -- $11,900, full price, Six- lehed hither 3 pel seg bungalow, ae garage, ome, down, close Eliza' tished kitchen, adults only. jot 620 ieee Street North. HINGLE furnished room, suitable = ed Vista Shopping Plaza. Immediate Lake pping y aoe FIVE-ROOM brick bungalow, sia to Woodcrest. Apply beth Street or telephone Pe s63a. ae! 314 Sharbot Street, Oshawa, aoe > eee $6 weekly. Teephone 7: p.m. T Private, 725-0762. LARGE furnished room, two beds, suit 3 or 3 gentlemen, parking. Two blocks trom. a Generel 3 Motors, $6 weekly. 128-6697, NORTH OF FOUR CORNERS -- 3 and two- one baths, 'ow taxes, aoe, Ne on, 728-6408. Soar Bosco, Realtor. 725-9870, 9,500---INCOME HOME, One and onc- half storey, seven rooms with three- New 10 ACRES near paved road, never failing stream, very scenic, acres, f woods, clubs, Priced to sell. Peter F Realtor, Highway No. 2 East ville, Telephone MA 3-3644, Psgeaad $700 DOWN, 568 Crerar Street, '1|}six beautiful rooms, must sell, m: re "Call collect, MElrose 306845 RUssell 7-3957. ake | Septembe: FAMILY ¥, three require house by 1. Three bedrooms and dining Tenn in good area of city or outside, Write Box 414 Oshawa Times. FORD Rancharo or GM £1 Camino. Will trade-in 1958 Consul station wagon and 1955 % ton Ford pick-up, in good 725-2915, ie, facing $4,500? 82 very trout presi A lovely pools, Ideal for Price LOT, Sunset Heights district, fully land- scaped, 50 foot frontage, eedar hedge|i= and fence, ee? water and sewers, yg cash or gen We need -- the $6,000 $12,000 range, Sales are irelsenéoup: Call John a5 a Bolahood anytime, no 7 |preferably hardtop. W! 60 BUICK or POOnbe, eight cylinder, ill trade °58 Super Oldsm: sedan, fully powered and deal Telephone 7: bile difference. No ers. NEAR centre, C good terms. blocks, furnished room, private bath and entrance, sersigoreier and 'stove. 723-2050. $600 DOWN, four - bedroom house, double garage. Full price bt yes Tele- phone Paul Bolahood, /23- room, double garage, suit one gentleman or one employed woman. $7 weekly. Tele- phone 728-6387. LOT, 41' x 181', south-east, $2,300. Call Art 723-7244, Aker Limited, PARK ROAD SOUTH -- room for rent for gentleman, single beds, parking LOT for sale: Corner of Scugog and Wecker drive. HI 7-2237 Toron Call W, B. Stevens. ito. space. Seed done if desired. Tele- phone 723-1830, * ORCHARDVIEW BLVD, lot, 50" x 125', tial area, city conveniences, Peon Apply 23 Orchardview. 725-4500. ELGIN STREET EAST, 114 -- Large clean, furnished room, suit one or two. hospital, business section, if desired. Close to t $13,500 EXCELLENT terms, centrally , eight room brick, new oil fur- mace, large lot with garage. Ready to move into, Call Paul Ristow Realtor, 728-9474 or 725-8152 evenings. 52% Sim- coe Street North. Solid Brick Terms Arranged Centrally Located MUST SELL Owner Transferred to Northern, Ont. New 3 bedroom home, oc- cupied only 7 months, has double windows, built in oven and range, Many other special features. FULL PRICE $13,400 DOWN PAYMENT $1,140 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 728-2432 Good Income Ist Floor: Living, dining and kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath, drapes and venetians. 2nd Floor: Separate entrance, 4 argue yg rooms furn- ished and ba ASPHALT DRIVEWAY, $500 DOWN Spotless two bedroom, 2 bathrooms, private drive, gar- age. Close to school and G.M, North Plant. Apply 295 FRENCH ST. GARAGE and WORKSHOP LANDSCAPED, GOOD BASEMENT, LOT 60 x 100 FEET New oil furnace, hot water heated. Aluminum windows, doors, iron railing on all land- i "8" $4,000 CASH Balance Terms WRITE BOX 521] OSHAWA TIMES GUIDE REALTY LIMITED REALTORS 16 Simcoe St. S. 723-1121 THIS WEEK. END TAKE A LOOK AT THE OUTSIDE OF LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME a little better a little cheaper a little different a little more convenient In a Subdivision Architecturally controlled on Rolling terrain with Curved streets and Prepaid services Then you will. want to see "DOWNSVIEW PARK by Holshawa -- Contact LLOYD METCALF REAL ESTATE LTD. 40 King St. E. 728-4678 SOME OF THESE GUIDE EX- CLUSIVES 84 SHERWOOD -- Three bedroom brick home with spacious living room, na- tural fireplace, large kit- chen. Owner transferred, -im- mediate possession. 431 FAIRLEIGH AVE. -- 3 bedroom brick bungalow in new condition, Asking $13,- 200. Built privately by owner. 444 FERNHILL BLVD. -- $17,500 is the full price for this nearly new tri level home. Feotures 4 bedrooms. 787 GLENGROVE AVE, N.H.A. 696 Resale, 6 room brick with carport. Carries tor $77 interest ond prin- cipal. 718 GLENGROVE AVE. NEW $1,000 DOWN Stove--Fridge Start the new home right with a new stove and fridge, 2 aluminum storms doors, al- uminum storms and screens, Kitchen and bath decorated. Many extras, possession on approval. See the model. Call 725-6544, Only 3 available, JOHN A. J. BOLAHOOD LTD, REALTOR It's different and appealing, 2 fireplaces, built-in stove and oven, rec. room, 6 room bungalow. 689 GIBBONS ST, -- Lovely 6 room rug brick and stone rancher, with georgian mar- ble fireplace and attached garage. 205 OSHAWA BLVD, N. -- One of the few newer homes in this district, 4 bedroom stone and brick, 1% storey with paved drive. Attractive- ly decorated, convenient fi- nancing, 704 OSHAWA BLVD. N. -- Beau Valley, 6 room bunga- low with paved drive and cor. port, finished rec. room and bar. Many extras, 1363 SIMCOE ST. N. Ideal investment this 6 room brick home and garage. Pro- perty clear. Asking $11,900 with good terms. OSHAWA BLVD. N. -- 5 beautiful lots overlooking the City. For full particulars call 723-1121 WE LIST PHOTO CO-OP Luxurious Functional Interiors Back-Split BUNGALOWS IN FINE RESIDENTIAL SOUTHWOOD PARK With modern natural wood kitchen, desk, hood and ex- haust fan, double stainless steel sir. Bathroom with. colored fix- tures, tiles, and large vanity. Spacious L shaped living and dining room, storm windows and screens. Three large bedrooms. with oversized closets. High cathedral ceilings throughout, Finished recrea- tion room in basement. Bronze Medallion home, with 100 amp breaker panel (no fuses), Sidewalks, curbs, sewers, paved roads in and fully paid tor. FULL SALE PRICE $15,195 Down Payment $1,445 ONE NHA MORTGAGE $13,750 61 CLEMENTS ROAD Telephone TORONTO MElrose -- 3-8420 Ajax -- WH 2-2953 OSHAWA TIMES WANT ADS ScLL MOST ANYTHING Ave- -hue, new, ea Ty five-plex, reason- ag pps good income, private sale 'or further information telephone 1 9039, SIX-ROOM bungalow. Complete with aluminum windows and doors, ed rec room. $13,500, Call 728-9754; 741-2272, 29-----Automobiles for Sale ay Write Box 516 Oshawa Times, Finish-| 4 PRIVATE . --Decorator's dream! Col- onial style brick, east end, landscaped. Broadloom, drapes, chimes, louvre doors, 3 bedrooms. Save realtor's fees. Telephone 723-2481, $500 DOWN, $65 monthly, taxes, four rooms plus sunpoarch, oui base- ment, $7,300 asking priace, all conven- iences, Call Mr, Gower at John A, Limited, 725-6544. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, board ephone 723-9: CFLINA, large room, private entrance, Telephone 728-5253, $8900 FOUR - bedrooms, farge kit- chen, new furnace, garage and low taxes. Spotless condition and carly pos- housekeeping main floor, 218, optional, se location, parking. Tel- eed 1959 KARMANN gy fully equipped. 723-4461. 1956 PLYMOUTH ress good motor ind tires, necds body work. $175. Apply 294 Eulalie Avenue. 1951 MORRIS Minor, good condition, second car, $100, Telephone evenings| or weekend, 728-1463. $ALL CASH$ For em cars we eget ue or ens NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 512 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY MO 8-8001 1960 ENVOY station wagon, four door, excellent condition; radio, clock, heat- er, windshield washers, electric wipers. Original owner, 723-213¢ 1954 AUSTIN convertible; 1954 Buick, fair condition, Make an offer. Apply '7, |152 Simcoe Street South after 6 p.m, CARS WANTED Buying a New Car? Sell your used Car to "Ted" Talk "Cash" to the New Car Dealer and 'SAVE" '5> PONTIAC sedan, 45,000 original mileage, good motor, tires, needs very ttle body work. Apply 98 Sherwood venue. TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 '50 PONTIAC, all good tires, Peg good running order, licensed, ready to go. Only $60 cash, Telephone 725-5991. 1953 PONTIAC sedan, with radio and good ee in running condition, Tele- phone 725-5104, CARS AND TRUCKS WANTED FOR DEMOLISHING WILCOX session, Call Paul Ristow Realtor, 728- 9474 or 725-8152 evenings, 52% Simcoe), Street North. PRIVATE sale -- Total price $13,400, Cash to first NHA mortgage, $1140. Five-room brick, new house, early pos- session, owner taransferred. 1452 Oxford 1055 VAUXHIAEE Velox sedan, low orig- inal tires, ically Set, heavy ay battery. 725-6985, Private. Can be financed, 55 FORD, automatic, radio, white- walls, in good clean condition. 725-8161 or evenings 728-6359. MOTORS PICKERING, ONTARIO WHITEHALL 2-1161 Street. WHITBY - Sacrifice! Reduced for quick sale, $600 full down payment. Modern solid brick, 3-bedroom bun- galow, aluminum storms, large _ lot, eall MO 8-5409. RANCH STYLE bungalow -- partly furnished, basement apartment, now renting $70 monthly, attractive .3-bed- room, near St, Hedwig's, rec-room, driveways, 2 bathrooms, drapes, rugs, plus adjoining lot, 50' x 100', Price $10,300 down, $22,300 or best offer. 57. tIFICE--Owner moving to States, Spotless six-room brick bungalow, with recreation room and numerous >xtras, $400 down, George Koornneef, 725-9870, Joserh Bosco, Realtor. $12,.000--NEW BRICK bungalow in north end, near Catholic and public schools, $99 monthly includes 'axes. Only $1,500 down, Your choice of coiors still available. Sally Wallace, 725-6297. Joseph Bosco, Realtor, 725-9870. COUNTRY living, five minutes from shopping centre, custom built brick ranch bungalow on one acre lot, natural stone fireplace and broadioom in living room, separate dining room, kitchen and dining area, three bedrooms, cer- amic tile bathroom, on nicely land- scaped lot, close to public and separate schocls, owner leaving city. Telephone 725-950 9506. 1954 PONTIAC, good body, 'nechanical- 31--Automobile Repairs ly perfect, exceptionally good condition. Must be seen to be appreciated. $400. Telephone 725-5555. "lA collector's item, "sy "'lys Overland, 59,000 actual mileage, excellent condi- tion throughout, owner's manual, '62 plates, good tires, best offer. Phone Oshawa 728-9042, '54 CHEVROLET two-door V6, standard shift, new leather interior, motor re- built, $225, Telephone 725-0542. 1958 MORRIS 1000, under 8,000 miles, excellent condition, $775 cash, Telephone MO 8-3293. 1957 DODGE, sedan V8, good rondition, private, can arrange finance, Telephone 728-7876, 1953 PONTIAC sedan, good condition, good radio, 4 new tires. Telephone Brooklin 655-3843, 1956 AUSTIN Healey, model 100, re- cent paint job, motor overhauled, four new tires. Can te: seen after 7.30 p.m. at 43 Arlington Avenue, Oshawa. 1961 HEALEY, overdrive, wire wheels, hardtop, tonneau cover, stored all win- ter, low mileage, $2,700, Telephone 725-7202 1955 CHEVROLET station wagon, two tone brown and cream, Piss $450 or best cash offer, 72- 1923, V.LA. APPROVED MODERN BUNGALOW ON LOT 80' x 150', four piece tiled bathroom, 3 bedrooms, large living room, utility room, Also lot of 150' x 100', TAUNTON RD. EAST PHONE 725-2476 APARTMENT SITES 6, 8 or 10 suite sites avail- able immediately, all services paid by the Sub-divider, locat- ed near Park Road N. Call Exclusive Agents, GUIDE REALTY LIMITED 16 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH 723-1121 8. D. HYMAN REALTOR 728-6286 OPEN HOUSE $700 DOWN oliday Special OPEN THIS WEEKEND FAREWELL TO TAYLOR; EAST TO POPLAR AND FOLLOW THE SIGNS WHITBY CLASSIFIED FOR RENT -- Small three-roomed,| self-contained, unfurnished apartment. | Adults only $45 monthly, Telephone MO} 8-3727. FOR RENT ---Furnished two-room apartment with separate bathroom. Available immediately, Telephone MO 8.4680 anytime. WANTED "TO RENT: Four room apart- 1 ment. from Have one child. Telephone MO &2 2008. THREE room apartment in a con- venient and pleasant location; stove, washer, dryer, parking. Available Aug- ust 1. St. Johns Street West, MO 8-4728, SEPTIC tarks cleaned. Walter Ward. Chestnut Street West. Telephone twe bedroom suites, spacious, modern. Range, refrig- erator, drapes, kitchen fan, ete. Tele- phone Mr. Daly, MO 8-4775. DRESSMAKING: Suits, coats, dresses, alterations, slip covers, drapes. Fitting | op, a specialty. Mrs. Toms, MO 8-2372. TWO large room apartment, all con- Weniences. Available August 1. $45 per month, Two adults. Telephone MO 8-2333. TEACHER, husband and two school-age boys require two-bedroom apartment, near St. Johns School, VS abawaads by Sep- tember 1. Call 728-6837. FOR RENT -- August i, two bedroom apartment in new apartment building, stove, refrigerator, washing facilitiees, Bio" 3501. Adults preferred. Telephone apartment LOST: Collie dog, female, brown and white, Sunday night, comes to the name of "Lassie". Reward. MO 8-2649. DESKS, chairs, safes, dictating machines, complete line of office «quip. Hamilton's 137 Brock South. MO 8-442. files, "DUFFERIN APTS 1-2 BEDROOM SUITES $82.50 UP Available now, newly built, recessed, balconies, dining argas, T.V. outlet, dryer, parking, heoted, fans, etc. "|APARTMENT for rent: *|stainers, $65 per month, Telephone MO FOR RENT -- Large comfortably fur- nished bed - sitting room, Kitchenctte jwith sink, stove, refrigerator. Private | entrance. Suit one or two quiet adults. } 821 Dundas Street West, FOR RENT: Furnished bed sitting room with kitchenette, refrigerator, stove, sink, built-in cupboards, private a Vacant now, Apply 231 Palace reet. Three rooms, private bath, two blocks from down town, private entrance. Adults only, ab- 8.2284, FOR RENT -- Three-room self-contain- ed apartment, $50. Mr. Say at 209 pd Street South or telephone MO FOR RENT -- $65 monthly, three and four-room apartments, residential arva, near downtown and school, 'aundry. parking and children's playground fa- rigs 300 High Street Whitby, MO WHITE newsprint paper in convenient 100 ft. rolls, suitable for picnic tables, banquets, etc. Available at the Circula- tion aga Oshawa Times. 77c¢ per roll. STUDENTS A super value, approxi mately 630 sheets of tetter size typing paper 'news print) for only $1.00. Ap ply Oshawa Times Office, ' Whitby 111) Dundas Street West No. 1 Stock Reduced QUICK: SALE DISCONTINUED COLORS, PATTERNS, DESIGNS DON'T MISS A BUY! Floor Tile, . Duralite and Arborite Wallboard, Plastic Wall Tile, Armstrong Ceiling Tile. CASH -- NO RETURNS ALL SALES FINAL SAWDONS' (WHITBY) LTD. 725- 3090 or MO 8-3906 244 BROCK 5,--668-3524 Here And Now You can buy a 3 bedroom semi-brick bungalow in Whitby, re- duced $2,000. The builder's loss is your gain. Full price - 2 selling for $10,500, with one mortgage, and 2 houses only with gorage selling for $10,900, with $600 down. Close to shopping and schools. OLIVE HOWE 218 DUNDAS ST. E. REAL ESTATE MO. 8-5853 EVENINGS MO. 8-4088 $595 DOWN Come and see our completely furnished and decorated economy home on Addison Avenue., (1 block east of Gertrude Colpus School on Wilson Road South) $11,595.00 with $595.00 down. Salesmon on site all week from 1 p.m. until 9.00 p.m. LLOYD METCALF REAL ESTATE LTD. 40 KING ST. EAST. DIAL 728-4678 53 PONTIAC deluxe Chieftain, big 6, giitewalle; washers, radio, clock, Tele- phone 723-7469, 1961 AUSTIN, door, $1,500, Telephone after 6, 876. 1961 RENAULT, four door, $850; 1955 Ford; standard shift, $475; 1955 Ford, half ton pick up, $285. Mike's BA Serv- jee Station, Raglan, 655-3528. 1961 CORVAIR 500, $300 and take over payments of $63 monthly, Telephone 728-5972, 1957 CHEVROLET four door sedan, six cylinder, standard shift, running eondi- tion, needs minor repairs. Will accept trade. Frank Hoskins, Blackstock, te!e- phone 986-4971. CAR radio, transistor, A55, 6,000 miles, four- 728- in. the Bocce ba HOUSTON'S GARAGE and SERVICE STATION BRAKE SPECIALISTS, COM- PLETE BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR TUNE-LP AND GENERAL REPAIRS 67 KING ST. WEST 723-7822 eet" eager sate TT aan ~~ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, July 28, 1962 15, 20 Persons Each Day At Non-Profit Clinic By KEN CLARK BIGGAR, Sask. (CP)--About 20 persons a day call at a trim, pink and white bungalow here on a quiet residential street. They are seeking trectment under Saskatchewan's Medical Care Insurance Act. The building houses a non- profit, co-operative clinic, one of five set up in the province since July 1. The clinics are an outgrowth of the now-settled Saskatchewan medical care dispute and their expansion is giving many doc- tors something new to worry about. All operate directly under the act and make no charge for medical treatment. Doctors in the clinics are reimbursed by the government. The clinics are linked in a loose provincial organization which is busily co-ordinating efforts to set up more. Organi- zers say the clinics arose in a grass-roots reaction to the Sas- katchewan doctors' boycott of medical care plan, Most private practitioners closed their doors with the im- plementation of the act July 1. On the one side, citizens sup- porting the doctors' stand ral- lied around Keep Our Doctors). Committees which organized protest rallies and demonstra- tions. Others in favor of the com- pulsory plan began holding meetings of their own. Crowds wanted clinics. By the time the boycott ended last Monday with a doctors- government agreement, the co- operatives were firmly en- trenched. Clarence Lyons, a Saskatoon union official and first head of (the provincial association, said four full-time organizers are now on the road helping citi- zens' groups set up clinics. At least a dozen communities have organizations set up to start clinics, he said, in addi- tion to the five that already have them. HELPS START CLINIC Mr. Lyons helped set up the Community Health Services Cli- nic in Saskatoon, Others are go- ing at Prince Albert, Wey- burn and Regina in addition to Save At Western Service Centre Repairs to All Makes LICENCED MECHANICS 145 King West -- 728-1607 "FIVE BAYS TO SERVE YOU' 32--Articles for Sale HIGHEST PRICES paid fer good usd Pretty's F jore, now _igeated 444 Simcoe South only. 723-3! Biggar. Doctors generally are watch- ing the movement grow with /suspicion and distrust. After their bitter fight with the gov- OIL tory "Atlas', gravity, complete with ducts, six years old. Apply 1281 ae Street, Oshawa. Telephone Parts and Service RENAULT PEUGOT AUSTIN: Statham Motor Sales DEALER FOR RENAULT 59 King West (723-7712 Automatic Transmission General Repair Service Budget Terms WESTERN TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY Whitby MO 8-8791 149 BROCK STREET NORTH 32--Articles for Sale BROWNIE movie camera, 8 mm., pro- jector, screen and light bar, $100, aarei RATOR, small size, good working condition, a8 cash. Apply 124 Jones Avenue. MAHOGANY frames, stem, transom screws and plans for 16 ft. runaout. Telephone after 6 p.m., 728-3575, ONE Crestone saxophone, alto. Reason- able. Telephone MO 8-4704, BEFORE buying or selling televisions, furniture, refrigerators, stoves, wash- ers, Call Elmer Wilbur, CO 3-2294, HARDWOOD lengths flooring, 'maple quantity to cover 600 square feet (ap- proximately) suitable for cottage. Rea- sonable. Telephone 725-2684. TENTS, camping supplies, hardware, outboard motors, bicycles, Best prices. Try Tire, 48 Bond Street West. marine ins and minion ernment, they now find them- selves faced wh a new enemy, although none will say it offi- cially, One prominent doctor in Sas- katoon said "'if the co-operative clinics keep on growing, we'll have another war on our hands." Under the agreement that ended the boycott, doctors are allowed to practise outside the act and nearly all the 600 pri- vate practitioners in the prov- ince are expected to do so. They say the act is a threat to their freedom and they now look upon the clinics as an- other threat since they operate REFRIGERATORS, Phillips, 10.5 cu. ft, P. Wringer-type washing ma- chi $50 both excellent condition, y tines anytime 645 Annapolis Street . OLD guns wanted, rifles, under the act. If the clinics continue to grow they could wean many patients ye|from doctors practising outside of 500 were common and they| | the act and perhaps change face of medical an ke province. SPLIT APPARENT Nowhere is the split more?! symbolically apparent than in} Biggar, a town of 3,000 near « Saskatoon and lying in the con-; reg represented by Pre-+ mier Woodrow Lloyd in the me slature. Five blocks from the coe erative clinic operated by the? Biggar and District Citizens; Medical Health Association is a' private clinic operated by Dr.: A, H. Hooge. Dr. Hooge closed ' his four-doctor clinic during the! boycott and reopened it after it, was over. But farmer Roy Atkinson, a: director of the co-operative 'elle' nic, says there is no real ani-. mosity. Dr. Hooge and his do¢-' tors were invited to join the cll-; nic. but declined, he said. : Mr, Atkinson said the Biggar: co-operative clinic was a suc-' cess from the start July 4 when; a group of citizens organized a: public meeting. The organization snowballed: and $40,000 worth of loan capi-' tal was raised in three days. through donations. Several $500: donations were made, but most, were for the $10 minimum; INCORPORATE CLINIC Following the pattern of other' co-operative clinics, it is now' being incorporated under the' Mutual Medical and Hospital: Benefit Associations Act. Two doctors imported from: Britain on temporary contracts' have been supplied by the Med-, ical Care Insurance Commis~" sion which has actively sup- ported the establishment of CO- operative clinics. The house was rented for $125 a month. But the association is looking around for a site to build a permanent clinic, "I have never seen anything like it," said Mr. Atkinson, @ veteran of producer co-operae tive movements, "I think these clinics are going to mushroom all over the province." volvers and pistols; reg 'old cartridges. .| Telephone 725-8183, Oshawa. Thermos ice chest; small crib 16x34", $6; youth bed, $20: child's spring rock- ing horse; lady's white boot roller skates, size 6 or 6%. Apply 173 Ritson Road South, CONTINENTAL bed, gl new condition. (25-5809. 0, "Harmony $25, Telephone non dag Zz heavy duty range, good Apply 806 $39.95, Aerial and Dominion Tire, 48 Bond Street Weal. '33 CHEVROLET coach, radio, good mechanically, good body, new tires, battery generator, regulator, 561 Grier- son, 725-9329, 1959 MG, white, excellent condition, overhead camshaft engine, knock-off wheels, low mileage. Call 3-3896 after 6. YOU sell your boat and other marine equipment in a hurry in the action- powered Oshawa Times Classified Ads. Dial 723-3492 today to get yours started. 1956 DODGE LOCATED JACKSON'S POULTRY FARM RR NO. 1, BROOKLIN Terms cash, Forward offers to Public Trustee, 145 Queen West, Toronto, ref- erence CR 7562. SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good clean cars. Trade up or down, Liens paid off, DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. S. 723-9421 BUYING OR SELLING TED CAMPIN MOTORS 607 KING ST. -- OSHAWA SHOP until 9 p.m, for used appliances and machinery, Buy, sell, trade, Skin- ner Appliances. Four miles west of Brooklin on No, 7 highway, Telephone 655-3440. '| (newsprint), for only $1.00. Makes won- COMPLETE living room with Stereo Hi-Fi set, Telephone Brooklin 655-3611. Glenrush Street or telephone. "723-9170, 16 FT. boat, 35 hp Johnson Super and Tee Nee trailer. $750. 'Telephone 728-8274. ONE Grand upright Heinteman piano, also other og of furniture in good Mrs. E. pt naga 4th GURNEY heavy duty electric range, $30. Telephone MO 8-3510. ELECTRIC range, $89; refrigerator, and mattress $20; table and chair $15.95 123 Brock North, Whitby. RANGE, four burner heavy duty, Acme (Eaton's). Good condition, $50, 192 Stev- enson Road North, T ep) house east of Taunton, north side. VANCOUVER (CP) -- Alarm' is spreading through British Co- 21" TELEVISION, good Saaaliion: Phil- co, $75, Also roll-away bed $15. 10 Richmond East. After 6. evenings 728- $49.95; fold-away cot $15.95; bed, spring | 6534 CAMERA, Kodak, movie, 8 mm., pro- jector, splicers, tripod, light bar, cam- era case screen. Good condition, $125. Telephone 728-0025, 723-4864, MOVING! Cut wood for sale, Telephone 728-5664, CEDAR lawn furniture, tables, chairs, ete, Kitchen cupboards and furniture made to order. CO 3-2573, Hampton, BOAT, 8° ear top, with oars (takes 3% hp ae $75, 248 Central Park South. 725-5149. POULTRY equipment, egg washer, er ad time switch, Telephone MA REFRIGERATOR, 9 cu. ft., suitable for cottage, good workihg condition, $40. Telephone 728-8230, AWNINGS, canvas, Prompt service, free estimates. Chair, table rentuls. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North. VACUUM cleaner repairs, all makes, parts, attachments, brushes, guaran- teed .rebuilt machines. Estimates tree. Rentals. Vacuum Cleaner Repair Ser- vice, 728-0591 anytime. STUDENTS, a super value, approxi- mately 630 sheets of letter size paper KITCHEN cabinet, porcelain sink with double drainboards, taps included, 8 a $20. After 4 p.m. lumbia's forest industry over pressure for voluntary quota re- exports to the United States, belief greeted an announcement is secking talks with Canada to- wards implementation of the quotas. No figures were mentioned by the president, but demands by some U.S, senators from the '|Pacific northwest would involve FURNACES (oil) complete $239, less burner, $149, 4 per cent finanee, Free delivery, Installation arranged. 725-4729. 24" BARBECUE with warming oven and electric spit; two piece bedroom suite including double dresser, tox * and mattress; dinette suite, brown with gold trim, four matching chairs, All articles like new. Sacrifice, Telephone 723-2786, a cut of up to 50 per cent in B.C.'s $200,000,000-a-year export trade to the U.S. Attorney-General Robert Bon- ner, also minister of trade and industry, said the province will make any representations nec- essary to protect the lumber derful copy paper. Apply Circulation Department, Oshawa Times, or Whitby, 1111 Dundas Street West. WE pay highest prices in the city for used furniture, Pretty's Used Furniture Store, 723-3271. 444 Simcoe South. 34--Lost & Found LOST: Vicinity North East Oshawa, 1960. Johnson outboard imotor, 40 hp, manual start, Serial No. 314192, Reward 723-7475, TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers, ren- tals, terms, service. New and used. Hamilton's, 137 Brock South, MO 8-8412, WE buy, sell and exchange used furni- ture or anything you have. The City BLACK Cocker Spaniel, answers to name of Pal, lost Wednesday during storm, in vicinity of Elgin Street East. Anyone with information, please tele- Phone Mrs. Jean Newman, 723-7814, market. President Kennedy's proposal caught the forest industry by surprise despite the fact pres- sure has been rising for weeks in the U.S. for barriers against Canadian lumber exports which totalled $285,000,000 last year, Trading Post Stores, 446 Simcoe Street South and 31 Bond Street East, 723-1671. DRESSMAKING: Suits, coats, dresses, alterations, slip covers, drapes, Fitting a specialty, Mrs. Toms, MO 8-2372, Qust East of Wilson Road) 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 FILTER Queen Sales and Service, ly- stration, Telephone 728-4683. Tilden CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS (All Makes and Models CALL 725-6553 14 Albert St. VOLVO THE FAMOUS P.V. 544 TWO comfortably furnished rooms. Small kitchenette, Stove, refrigerator, Suitable for elderly or young couple. 305 Perry Street, Telephone MO 8.4470 1962 MODELS BUILDERS SPECIAL -- $500.00 off the overall price and down payment of any homes sold in Bella Vista Gardens before August 18 -- Come and see our 5 model homes all decorated and land- scaped and save yourself $500.00 on a new home. Solesman on site 4 to 9 daily or contact exclusive agent LLOYD METCALF REAL ESTATE LTD. 40 KING ST. E. NOW ON DISPLAY Jake & Bili's Garage FINA SERVICE 449 RITSON S.--728-0921 HERTZ Drive-Yourself CARS AND TRUCKS 728-9493 or 728-9641 Foote's Shell Station 97 King E., Oshawa $500.00 OFF DOWN PAYMENT (King St. East of Harmony Road) DIAL 728-4678 MEAT counter "Shearer" for sale, 2 years old, perfect condition, Kathleen Kleinsteuber, RR 1 Picton, Ontario, Telephone GReenwood 6-3939, 1% FOOT runabout, complete with windshield, steering, controls, tarpaulin $350. Telephone MO 8.4604. LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars for wrecking. Highest prices paid. 725- NOW WRECKING! Old blanket factory, corner Brock and Mary streets, Whitby. All materials for sale .Apply at site Dutch Construction Company, B .F, H Stores --Tires, .at- teries, Kelvinator reirigerators, televi- sion, Thrifty Budget Plan. 725-4543, 27--Real Estate for Sale CHEQUE writer, pop cooler, sate, desk, filing cabinet, chairs, meat siicor, time clock, dictating, scale, multipher, du- Plicator, Hamilton's, 137 Wrock South. WEDDING dress, lace and net over taffeta, size 7 to 10, with tace veil, tiara and gloves included. Cost $100, selling for $35. Telephone 728-2976, STOP BEFORE YOU BUY Aluminum doors or windows Get a_ lifetime guarantee, Doors $39.95 Windows $16. Free Installation 728-9257 or 7285-253 FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT 50,000 SQUARE FEET LAND SPACE Commercial Zoned Land fronting on three streets with 120 Ft. on 99 Simcoe Street South, 104 and 108 Celina Street includes 4,000 Simcoe Street. 20,000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR SPACE FREE Have your furnace cleaned 35--Legal about two-thirds of it from B.C. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name, by anyone from this date, July 28, 1962, .orward, with- out my written consent. -- M. G. Lewis. CAN'T BELIEVE J V. Clyne, chairman of Mac- millan, Bloedel and Powell sts We | om " ROOFING CONTRACTORS ROOFING CONTRACTORS are invited to apply immed- iately to the Department of Public Works, Ontario, Room 6527, East Block, Parliament Buildings, Queens Park, Tor- onto 2, Ontario, for Tender forms and Tender documents for the removol of the old River Limited, Canada's larg- est lumber complex, said he couldn't believe the U.S. would tamper with Canada's lumber trade. "The imbalance of trade be. tween the U.S. and Canada is so bad that I can't imagine that the U.S. would make it worse." He said a voluntary quota would be impossible to work out because of administrative prob- tems. "If the U.S. puts quotas on Canadian lumber there is nothing we could do about it." The industry, by far the most important in B.C., relies on the U.S. for 75 per cent of its for- eign market. Sawmilling alone strictions on Canadian lumber A mixture of surprise and dis- by President Kennedy that he roof and the supply and ap- plicatién of a vapour barrier, rigid insulation, and built up roofing on parts of Kitchens 1 and 2 at the Ontario Hos. Pital, Whitby, Ontario, Closing date for receiving Tenders will i p.m. (E.D.T., Friday, August 10, 1962. Parliament Buildings, Toronto 2, Ontario. July 25, 1962. J. D. Millar, * Deputy Minister, Department of Public Works, Ontario USE THE OSHAWA TIMES CLASSIFIED COLUMNS free this summer and guaran- teed trouble-free all winter, if you purchase "'White Rose" unified fuel oil from West. ern Oil Co, Ibs. capacity elevator system, and finished offices. SUITABLE FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING STORAGE STORES FRONTING ON SIMCOE STREET OFFICE SPACE APARTMENTS PARKING AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY For Long-Term tenants will undertake alterations or costruction of new building to suit. DIAL 725-1212 BOATS Larson, Traveler, Weymouth, Grew Cruisers, Evinrude Mo- tors, OMC 17. Volvo Penta Engines. MARINE Storage and Supply Ltd. TEN FOR WAT Segled tenders properly marked Friday, August 3rd, 1962 This contract is for the laying Plans and specifications may be undersigned upon the deposit amount of $15.00, H, F. Baldwin, Chairman, of the City Brooklin -- 655-3641 INQUIRIES PHONE OWNER 725-2802 Open Till 8 Evenings, Weekends } Oshawa, DER ER MAIN "Tender for Water Main Con- tract W62-1"' will be received by the undersigned up to 5 p.m. of approximately. 1,164 ft. of 6" water main in the City of Oshawa. obtained at the office of the of a certified cheque in the Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J, B. Annand, General Manager. The Public Utilities Commission of Oshawa 100 Simcoe Street South, Ontario Alarm Spreading. In B.C. Industry employes about 30,000 People in the province. There was also response fb an application by lumbermen in the Pacific northwest for. in: creased tariffs on Canadian lumber. B. M. Hoffmeister, president at the Forest Industries' of B.C said the group will seek to make representation to the U.S. Tariff Commission, UNION CONCERNED 4 Jack Moore, western presh dent of the International Wood: workers of America (CLC) said restrictive trade policies would be disastrous for many of the union's 32,000 members. ni He said the lumber industry in the northwestern states is bes ing depressed by uneconomié operation, not Canadian compe- tition, Evidence supporting this view has been placed before a U.S. Senate committee studying lumber tariff proposals. > B.C. Forests Minister Ray Williston said curbs on lumber exports might touch off retali- atory restrictions on U.S. e% ports to Canada. " UN Diplomats Assail Policy - In S. Africa : UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) Two United Nations diplomats who toured South-West Africa last May have issued a scathi indictment of South Africa policy there- They suggseted that the UN might itself move to take con- trol of the mandated territory; They recommended that thé General Assembly consider the feasibility of revoking the man dete, if necessary imposing sanctions to enforce its decision: The envoys, Victorio Carpio of The Philippines and Dr. Sak vador Martinez de Alva of Mexico, denounced the "rigor. our application" of apartheid in the terri « tory. Sowa African policy was "utter contradiction of the a ciples and purposes of the man- date, the Charter of the United Nations, the Universal Declara- tion of Human Rights and the enlightened conscience of man- kind," they asserted. MANDATED BY LEAGUE They made their report to the special committee for South. West Africa, of which Carpio is cheirman and Dr. Martinez de Alva is vice-chairman. Sout- West Africa is administered by South Africa under a mandate from the old League of Nations. The report contained findings that appeared to be at loast in partial conflict with those at- tnibuted to Carpio and Dr. Mar- tinez de Alva in a joint State- ment issued ir both their names with the South African govern- ment in Pretoria last May 25. That statement. said there was no evidence of a threat to world peace in conditions in South- West Africa, as the UN has alleged, and thet the natives were not being oppressed. Carpio has denied ere the statement.