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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, August 22, 1963 BIRTHS | LLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 17) CRYDERMAN -- Art and Betty (nee Moore) are pleased to announce the ar- rival of @ baby girl, Karen Lorraine,| |32---Articles For Sale | LARGE wooden bed with spring and mat- tress, $10. Telephone 725-1497. OBITUARIES LLOYD baby carriage for sale. Excellent condition. 287 Currie Avenue. DINING room suite, Malcolm No-mar, walnut, 8-piece. Telephone 725-7563. TENT TRAILER, sleeps six, cost $450. weight @ Ibs. 14 hie Senne Gener Hospital, Tuesday, August 20, . 2 é 4 : 29---Automobiles For Sale A HAPPY OCCASION -- The birth of your child. To tell the good news to} i954 CHEVROLET, two-door, body with friends and neighbors The OshawA&lframe and wheels, generally overhauled, Times is as near as -your telephone.|,_; condition, $200. Apply Supertest Ste- The day of birth just telephone 723+ tign, Brooklin. 655-3611. 1,50, 2492. The rate is only $ |1958 PONTIAC Parisienne convertible, ic 348 DEATHS sl, at lequipment, good condition, $1,475 or best offer. Financing arranged if necessary. AVERY, Roberta Fern Suddenly at her 728-0558. |30--Automobiles Wanted f Raglan, on Wednesday, August 21, 1963, dearly loved wife of Carl Fern Wilson,|witt pay cash for a low mileage Chevy Avery, dear|2, Comet, or Falcon. Phone 725-0303, mother of Audrey (Mrs. Oshawa, Edna (Mrs. E. Manns) of Rag- L, Rozell) of lan and dear sister of Frank Wilson of ' Oshawa, In her 59th year. Resting at the! NEVER sel) your car or half-ton pick- up unti] you see Nels Hyland, 1750 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, HO 1-6364. Will sell for $275. Also air compressor and gun. Call Whitby 668-5152. REFRIGERATED meat showcase, elec-| |tric meat scales and electric meat slicer, Telephone 623-5626. 1962 JAWA 250 CCM. Telephone after 5) p.m. 728-5315. BICYCLE Girls CCM, junior size, A-1 con- dition, $25. Apply 190 Winona Avenue after 5 o'clock. WE buy, sell and exchange used furni- ture or anything you have. The City Trading Post Stores, 440 Simcoe Street South and 31 Bond Street East. 723-1671. USED hampster cages (seven) and ac- cessories, Reasonable offer. After 9 p.m. Peter 725-4111. COMBINATION doors, wooden, complete with hardware. Telephone 725-4873. chapel of McDermott-Panabaker, Port - Perry, for service on Saturday at 2 p.m. interment Pine Grove Cemetery. LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars for wrecking. Highest prices pald. 220 Wentworth East. 725-1181. 100 CARS WANTED Buying a New Car? Sell your used car to "Ted" Talk "Cash" to the New Car Dealer and "SAVE" TED CAMPIN MOTORS ' . 725-5574 GRIGG, €. Theodore (Ted) CE Fa sr in Suddenly, at Oshawa General Hospital, fata . . enidenlys, ay Osne 196, C. T. cred)|31---Automobile Repair Grigg, beloved husband of Jessie Swallow) JACK SHORTT'S Auto Body (Rear of on aif galery ig eee tacks | ee Bloor East) special Pos rocker sills i ae Sag » estimates. Open evenings, Origa. The later Mr. Grigg is resting at| 917-5 Free sc 9) Meintosh- Anderson: ig foe er ge HOUS ON'S GARAGE Mae gly Taerment Union" Cemetery. and SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS 67 KING ST. WEST 723-7822 DAVIS, Minnie denly at Oshawa on wednesday, Aug- eg 2, '063, Minnie Collins, dearly loved wife of Archie Davis' of 303 Burn Street East, Whitby, and dear sister of Elgin Collins of Port Perry, In her 74th year. Resting at the chapel of McDermoft- Panabaker, Port Perry, for service on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. Interment Kendal Cemetery, Utica. LEE, Selena Richards At Northwestern Hospital, Toronto, | Tuesday, August 20, 1963, Selena Richards | Lee, 693 Vaughan Road, Toronto, aged 83) years, dear mother of Beatrice (Mrs.) Peter Martin), Englehart and Alice, To-| ronto; dear sister of Herbert Richards, GO HUNTING with hunting supplies-from Dominion Tire! Guns, ammunition, cloth- Ing etc, Best prices In town, Try minion Tire Store, 48 Bond West. WATER softener, Sovereign, fully auto- matic, copper piping, $200. Apply 498 Adelaide West. Telephone 728-8719. J. 45 GUITAR, with case, like new, $125. Telephone 728-7966. WESTINGHOUSE 4" range, very good " 623-7236. |FOUR panel doors, 30" x 78", all attach- ments, New condition, 725-4277. VACUUM cleaner, Kenmore,by Simpson Sears, $30; and floor lolisher, Fillery, $15. | Terephone 728-4942, MOFFAT refrigerator, 9 cu. ft. self de frosting, Kenmore washing machine, wringer, Kenmore stove. Practically new, Apply 85 Quebec Street. KENMORE washer, 2 years old, A-1 con- dition, $100 or best offer. Whitby 668-5412. ELECTRIC range, 40" table top, Moffat. Good condition, $25. Telephone 725-4645. GUITAR Gibson flat-top. A-] condition. Complete with instruction course. Sac} rifice $125, Telephone Whitby 668-9069) jafter 5 o'clock, | Bowmanvilie, Resting at the Morris Fu- neral Chapel, Bowmanville. Service In the chapel on 'Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. 32--Articles for Sale CAR radio, custom, fit 1955 to 1957 Dodge or Chrysler, $25. Good working order. + in Ooh Wednes 728-0: after 5. into rest in Oshawa We - ee CUS SESR EERE Re eS ea day, August 21, 1963, Stephen Meich, be-/BOAT, Hansa, 17 ft, day crulser, oer foved husband of Nena Shelenkoff, father 2nd equipment, $1,700. Telephone Brook- of Boris, brother of Peter, son of Mrs.|!in 655-4985. : Paes Pear! Smolenuk, Oshawa, In his 51st/sixTY bass, electric, chord organ, prac- ar. Resting at the Armstrong Funeralitically brand new, easy to play, reason- y ; . Fe Home, Oshawa, with mass in St. (fery table. Call Ajax 942-6093, i Kk Orthodox hurch, | ----_- seresuagsnnspeiceaioniarinice Friday, August 23 at 10 am. Interment|BOAT, 18 {1., mahogany, .100 hp inboard, Oshawa Union Cemetery. Prayers will/@ll extras holed Vict cheap tor I , Thurs-|quick sale. Apply evenings to ar be held at the Funeral Home, + | Road mth: day, 8 p.m: Petula heen econo isnt 1954 BANTAM BSA motorcycle. Apply 26 EOCKES FLORISTS esau View, Bowmanville, Telephone | 623-5545. Funeral arrangement and TELEVISION Tower Special, 40 ft. struc- floral] requirements for all ture, including all channel antenna in- stalled and gueranteed by experts with }10 years' experience, $50. Trio Television, |teiephone 728-6781. MELCH, Entered Stephen occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING ENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 {Cheap for quick sale. Apply 335 Athol Eas. Telephone 723-9541. |BOAT, Peterboro, 15 ft. cedar strip boat, }$125, Riding tractor, 12 hp with hydrau'ic equipment, 723-4953. jRANGE) Norge, 36" with timer and deep fryer. IN MEMORIAM . Good condition, $75. Call 725-8228. GAME -- In loving memory of a dear|BUYING or selling furniture or appli- husband and father, Charles Game, who/ances. Cail Elmer 263,2294 or | |TRAILER, homemade, sleeps five. 13-ff.| TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers, dupib cators, chequewriters, comptometers, | vhree hundred new and used. We buy, sell, rent, service. Hamilton Office Equip ment, 137 Brock South, Whitby. | USED car parts, used tires, all sizes,| spi Apply) irdies and wheels for trailers, Bloor East. Diai 723-2281. | DINING room suite, full size, mahogany, Ardrew Maicolm, excellent condition. | Telephone 725-8226. hd | INEXPENSIVE, economical transporta- |tion, used motor scooter, excellent con- |dition, reasonable priced. After 6 p.m. jcal' John Adam. 725-5666. |BRAND NEW, 24 volume set, encyclo a |pedia Brittanica. in bookcase. Best offer. Telephone 728-5698. |21" TELEVISION -- General Electric. Recently overhauled. Good cabinet, $49. 668-5353, |GIRL'S clothing Including tunics, jackets, coats, etc. 4 and 6X. Women's dresses and sults. Size 14. Dial 723-4929. STOVE, Frigidaire, 40 inch, automatic joven and timer Good condition. Dial 668-2535, REFRIGERATOR, Norge, large {Good condition. Telephone 623-5903, |SELLING furni'ure or appliances? We'll jbuy it for top cash. Telephone Cal |Blake's Furniture and Appliances Store, King Street East. 728-9191. size. passed away August 22, 1960. 263-2695, |B This month comes with deep regret, |SREST-O-LITE welding equipment, $80| {t brings a day | won't forget, or best offer. Telephone 723-2408. | You were taken away without goodbye, ---- ncaa estes Meche But memories of you will never die. CAMPING trailer, collapsible, 8 ft. x 7 ft. --Ever missed by wife Eleanor veges four, reasonably priced. Phone | 728-8726. GAME -- In loving memory of OUri/ANTIQUE cradie and F. GOODRICH STORES -- Tires, Batteries, Kelvinator refrigerators, tele vision, Thrifty Budge? plan. 725-4543. STUDENTS A super value. approxi. mately 630 sheets of levter size typing paper (news print) for only $1.00. Ap ply Oshawa Times Office, Whitby 111 Dundas Street West. Inning o father, Charles E, Game, who passedinown in very good 4 9 wheel away "August 22. 1960. | 722-2990. We lost a father with a heart of gold,| Who was more to us than wealth untold.|BUY and sell, gocd used furniture and Without farewell he fell asleep, eppliances, One location only. Pretty's With only memories for Us to keep, _ |Firrniture, 444 Simcoe South, 723-3271. We have lost but God has gained VACUUM cleaner repair: m1 : One of the best fathers the world on-|Free estimates. yer e makes: DINING room suite walnut, eight pieces, aimost new, $150. Telephone Hampton 263-2303.) WEDDING gown, size 12, peau de sole, floor length, French lace, very good con- dition. Dial 725-6217. tained, brushes, hoses, guaranteed rebuilt ma- Lovingly remembered by son Russell,/chines, Rentals. Wallace Vacuum -- Ser- daughter-in-law Eleanor, oe hob h vice. Call anytime 728-0591. » Charlies; Brenda and John, el tellt Come, : 14 FOOT cedar strip 7% Evinrude motor, GAME -- In loving memory of a dear Ot2co trailer, controls, steering _ win- father and grandfather, Charles E. Game, S°wshield. Apply 30° Elgin West. ROSS RIFLE WANTED Telephone Oshawa 725-8183 TYPEWRITERS, adding machines, sup- plies, sales, service and rentals. All ma- chines guaranteed. Cook's Office Equip- ment, 10 R Street East. 728-6300. pi dinpe ated three years ago today,, TW. TOWERS AUGUST SPECIAL What we would give if we could say Hello, Dad, In the same old way. To hear your voice, see your smile, | To sit with you and chat a while, 40 ft. Tower Structure with All-Channel PIANO, Mason and Risch, medium size. In excellent condition, $500. Telephone Hampton 263-2303. OLD Capadian coins 1911 to date in folders, T cert to silver dollar, Best offer. Cemetery, Utica. MRS. MINNIE DAVIS Following a heart seizure in Oshawa on Wednesday, August 21, Mrs. Minnie Davis was found to be dead on arrival at the Oshawa General Hospital. The former Minnie Collins of Port Perry, she married Archi- bald Davis and made her home at 303 Burns street east, Whit- by. She is survived by her hus- band and by her brother, Elgin Collins, of Port Perry. The deceased is resting at the Mc- Dermott - Panabaker Funeral Home, Port Perry, for service in the chapel on Saturday, Aug- ust 24th at 3.30 p.m. Interment. will be at Kendal WM, HERBERT FAINT On Tuesday August 20th 1963, Mr. William Herbert Faint, hus- band of Mrs, Lottie Faint, 2261 Robinson Street, Regina, died in a Regina hospital.at the age of 72. Besides his wife, he is sur- vived by his son W. Harry, Osh- awa, Ontario; his daughter (Eth- elwyn) Mrs. A. C, Woolcock, Windsor, Ontario; also five grandchildren and one sister in Toronto. A memorial service will be conducted on Thursday, August 22 at 7:30 p.m., in the Bremner Funeral Chapel, with) The Rev. Mel. C. Newman offi-| ciating. The funeral service will) be conducted from the Comstock) Funeral Chapel, Peterboro, Or | tario, on Monday, August 26th at 2 P.M. Interment will Follow) metery. Pallbearers were: Ray and Stanley Ewen, Ted Suddard, Frank Nugent, Aylmer Lambert and Arthur Stovin. GE Employees Walk Off Job Over Camera PETERBOROUGH (CP) About 30 hourly-paid employ- ees walked out of Canadian General Electric's works here Tuesday, protesting the use of a motion picture camera for a time and methods study at the plant. William Woodbeck, business agent for Local 524 of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine .Workers (CLC) said the union has urged employees to return to work. A- meeting was called to discuss the walk- out. He said management contin- ued to use the camera for its study although the union had followed grievance procedure and lodged a complaint, Douglas Brown, manager of employee and community rela- tions, said motion picture cam- eras have been used for time and methods studies in the past. Mr, Woodbeck claimed the cameras were used before only with consent from the em- ployees. in Little Lake Cemetery. | MR. C. T. GRIGG The death took place sudden- ly at Oshawa General Hospital, Tuesday, August 20, of Charles Theodore (Ted) Grigg, 342 Col- borne street east, Oshawa. Born in Paris, Ont., he was son of Thomas and Sarah Grigg and received his educa- tion in the Paris public and high schools. He was prede- ceased by his first wife, the for- mer Marion L, Creighton, on March 20, 1952. He married Miss Jessie Swallow in Toron- to in August, 1954. As a young man Mr. Grigg servec his apprenticeship and became a licenced embalmer. He was associated with funeral homes in Stratford and Brant- ford before coming to Oshawa in 1928 with the Luke Burial Company. For the last 28 years he was on the plant protection staff of General Motors. He was an ad- herent of Simcoe Street United Church and ves a former mem- ber of the Masonic Order. He is survived by his present wife; one daughter, Mrs. Doug- las M. Brown (Ann), and one son, Charles (Chuck), both of Oshawa; his mother, Mrs. Thomas Grigg, and one brother, Frederick, both of Simcoe, and eight grandchilgren. Funeral service will be con- ducted by Rev. J. K. Moffatt in the MclIntosh-Anderson Fu- DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS London -- Lord Nuffield, 85, British motor magnate and phil- anthropist who gave away more than $84,000,000. Youths Facing Murder Trial In Strangling CHATHAM (CP) -- Richard Allen Swearingden, 17, and Clif- ford Garfield Evans, 15, both of London, Ont., were committed for trial Tuesday on a charge of capital murder. They are accused of killing Robert Marshall, 28, of London whose mutilated body was a in a park near here June Magistrate I. B. Craig, who ruled last week that Evans should be tried as an adult, or- dered both youths to be tried by judge and jury when the On. tario Supreme Court sits here in October. Magistrate Craig refused an appeal from Evans' lawyer to reduce the charge against the 15-year-old which carries a pos- sible death penalty. Pathologist Dr. John Fisher of London said Marshall died from asphyxia due to manual strang- ulation, shock and loss of blood from throat and wrist wounds. He said there was a gaping 4%-inch wound in the neck and both wrists were cut. Rope burns were found on the neck and there were scrapes and bruises on the arms and back. Dr. Fisher said he was of the opinion death occurred some- time cn the night of June 18. James Mahon, 17, of London testified a conversation he had with Swearingden some time be- fore the body was discovered led him to believe the accused youth mignt be involved. He said that when he heard a broadcast June 23 describing an unidentified body being found in the park, he told his minister of his suspicions and the minister telephoned police. Brantford -- Edith Gordon, 72, wife of George T. Gordon Liberal member of the Ontario legislature for Brampton since 1948, Gimli, Man. -- Fit. Lt. J. W. (Bud) Morin, 25, of Maniwaki, Que., known as the Red Knight; when his T-33 jet trainer crashed at the annual Gimli Air Force Day show. Beaverton, Ont, -- A. Cam- eron McKenzie, 66, secretary of the Ontario Riding Progressive Conservative Association; of a heart attack. Toronto -- Edward Cecil- Smith, 60, former Toronto and Montreal newspaper man who fought with the Loyalists in the Spanish Civil War. Bergamo, Italy -- Antonio Ri- naldi, 68, sergeant of the pla- toon in which Benito Mussolini served from 1915 to 1918 as a corporal; of an accidental fall. Eugene, Ore. -- Bobby Horn, 22, promising middleweight boxer from Springfield, Ore.; in a car-truck collision. Man, 41, Faces Trial In Fatal So you who have a father, Cherish him with: care, For you'll never know the heartache Till you see his vacant chair. Lovingly remembered and sadly miss- ed by daughter Marjorie, son-in-law Rus- Oshawa T.V, Supply Ltd. | Antenna Installed $50 361 Gibbons St: 728-8180 sell and grandchildren Patsy and Peter. SHOWKOWY -- In loving memory of 4 dear mother and grandmother, Katherine What's My: Line? Buying or selling, used fur- Weekends Port Perry 985-7864. neral Chapel Friday at 2 p.m., AUTOMATIC oll stove, with blower end| With interment in Oshawa Union tank; also wood stove, Dial Brooklin, Cemetery. 655-3410, ROBERT WILMER STOVIN BOAT, 12 ft, plywood, 3 np motor; also! trailer with winch, $250. Spur station, 78| seit | The funeral service for Robert DINING room set, eight pieces, mahog-Wilmer (Bill) Stovin of Colum- Bond West, dial 725-0930. niture and appliances. For your needs phone. Valley Creek Furniture 728-4401 or call at the store _16¥% Bond W.. at FT. CABIN CRUISER Completely equipped, brand new 75 h.p. Johnson electric, tinted glass, pilot seat, head compass, life preservers, gen- erator, navigational lights and horn, radio, chrome bow rail, anchor and lines, 25 gol. built-in fuel tank, up- holstered in 4 foam gold vinyl. Immaculote condition throughout TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED Showkowy, who passed away August 22,| 1960. Time speeds on, three years have gone Since death Its gloomy shadow cast Upon our home, where ali was bright, And took from us a shining light. We miss that light, and ever will, Her vacant place none can fill Here we mourn, but not in vain, For in heaven we will meet again. --Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten by daughter Ann, son-in-law Joseph and grandchildren Gloria, Mark and Ann Marie. SHOWKOWY -- In loving memory of 6 dear wife, mother and grandmother, Katherine Showkowy, who. passed away on August 22, 1960 if | had all the world to give, I'd give it, yes, and more; | To hear her voice and see her smile, | reet her at my door j But all | can do, dear mother, ts go and tend your grave, And ieave behind tokens of love, To the best mother God ever. made. 1 like to think, when life Is done, Wherever Heaven may be, That she'lt be standing at the door Up there fo welcome me. --Sadly missed and lovingly remember- ed by husband Nicholas, sons Peter, Bili end daughters-in-ias end grandchildren. MEMORIALS MARBLE ond GRANITE . Designing, Carving, Lettering Installation, Repairs Open Evenings Until 9 Oshawa Monument Co. 1435 King Street East 728-311) RIMAR MEMORIALS Digiiified and Distinctive MONUMENTS FLAT MARKERS in Designs For Any Need 152 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa 723-1002 728-6627 Office Evenings Your Friend In Need A Want Ad Indeed ! A car, bicycle, motorcycle, baby crib, diamond ring, range, pet or what-have-you? You are sure to get fost re- sults when you offer them for sale in the well read "Classified" Articles for Sale column. WANT ADS DON'T COST THEY PAY!!! CALL TODAY To Place Your Times Classified Ad CARD OF THANKS = 7°" Custom and Ready-Made DRAPERIES Most Redsonable Prices Drapery Fabrics Regular Price per yord $1.98 SPECIAL NOW 79¢ We install drapery tracks at a Nominal Fee M. and C. Drapery and Dry Goods Store BARNES -- | wish to express my sincere thanks to the staff and fellow workers aft the Ontario Hospit and our many friends who tributes, Gideon Bibles, messages of| sympathy, and offers of assistance. at the passing of my mother, Mrs. Edith! Paisley. | would also like to thank Rever- end De Loss Scott and. Mrs. Scott, .th Faith Baptist Church, for prayers and spiritual offerings. 'ai, Whitby, sent fioral --Mrs. Reta Barnes LAVIOLETTE -- The family of the late Leo N. Laviolette wish to express thanks fo General Motors of Canada, UAW Locai 222, Branch 43 of Royal Canadian Legion, relatives, friends and neighbors for their floral tributes, cards, acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy. --Sons and Family. WALLS -- The family of the late John R. Walls wishes to thank friends, UAWA and General Motors Retired Men's Club, the congregation of the Centre Street and Pentecostal Churches for their kindness, floral tributes and donation of the Gideon Bibles, cards of sympathy, and. General For your decorating needs Motors' for the use of cars. A special Call us today Yhanks to Dr. Rennie, The Armstrong) ; Funeral Home, and to Rev. McGee for) Piveel ome, 723-7827 Wyre. Rebecca Walls end Family.| 74 Celina Street, Oshawa Rachel and Grace' Best offer over $3,000 | PHONE 725-8993 | ~|leather case, Dial 725-2683. | any Kitchen table, six chairs, combina-| jtlon coal, electric stove. Double, single) ibeds with mattresses. Lamps, end tables, Joccasional chair. Television. Aascellan-! eous articles. 723-2526. WISE homemakers find bargains every-| day in "Home Furnishings" in Classi- fied. Be smart, check today. MOTORCYCLE, 74 Harley Davidson 1953,| complete with rebuilt engine, new chrom-| ing, tinted windshield. Newly painted) black, extra chrome accessories, crash helmet and black leather jacket. Bargain $700 cash. Telephone 728-4727 |HONEST Cal's Furniture ai jances. Name brands af bigg counts anywhere. We carry Restonic| jand Beverly mattress furniture lines.| Your authorized .GE dealer. Contact) |Honest Cal's on King Street East. Var-| jcoe's Road, open 12 hours daily, 9.30 -| }°20. Telephone 728-9191. | | '33--Market Basket | PEACHES Quality grown packed -- by | CLEM FUZZEN 4 Appii-| est dis-| fruit, and FRUITGROWER at SHOPPING CENTRE MARKET, FRIDAYS FARMER'S MARKET Millwork and Building Supply SIMCOE STREET NORTH Friday 12 Noon Until 8 P.M. Watch Millwork Advertise- ment in Thursday's Times for * Specials. Fresh Vegetables, Fruit, Eggs, Home Baking, Barbecued and Fresh Killed Capons. Plants and Cut Flowers. 34--Lost And Found FOUND -- man's glasses | In 36--Legal | 1 will not be responsible for any debts| contracted in my name by anyone on or after this date, August 20, 1963, without my written consent. --Mr. James |. Carroll, 595 Howard St. 'Round the Clock | | READY TO BUY PROSPECTS Read Times Want Ads | | . to the approval of the bus who died at the Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday, August 18, was held at the Mc- Intosh-Anderson Funeral Home on Wednesday, August 21. The officiating clergyman was Rev. Harry Mellow of North- minster United Church and in- terment was in Mount Lawn Ce- 36--Legal CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA SALE OF LAND BY TENDER The Corporation of the City of Oshawa hereby invites of- fers for the purchase from it of the following lands: 1, Lot 7, Plan 599, on the south-west corner of Con- ant and Myers Streets, having a frontage of 57' ond' a depth of 132' 10%". All of Lot 6 ond the northerly 30'7" of Lot 7, Plan 686, on the east side of Wilson Road North (North-east corner of Wil- son Road and Adelaide Avenue). The property has a frontage of 81'2" and a depth of 110', Zoning is RIB which permits o single family dwelling. Sole of these lots is subject City Council and the Minister. of Municipal Affairs for the Province of Ontario. Further particulars of these lands may. be obtained at the Assessment Deportment, City Holl Offers for the purchase of the obove lots may be made on forms provided for thot pur- pose by the City Clerk, 3rd floor, City 'Hall, Oshawa, The closing dote for tenders is p.m, D.S.T., Monday, August 26th, 1963, and all offers shall be sent to the City Clerk, City Hall, Oshawa, in a sealed envelope clearly morked "Tender for Land" and shall be accompanied by a certified deposit cheque payable to The Corporation of the City 6f Oshawa for an omount equal to 10% of the amount offered. The Corpor- ation of the City of Oshawa reserves the right to refuse any or all offers whether such offer is the highest or not. L. R. BARRAND, City Clerk. federal and provincial rights. Two-Car Crash BRAMPTON, Ont. (CP) -- A 41-year-old man was committed Tuesday for trial on a charge Evers Leads Negroes In Demonstration DETROIT (AP) -- Mississippi integrationist Charles Evers led 2,000 other Negroes in a peace- ful demonstration Sunday through two industrial suburbs and then scolded his fellow marchers sharply. "Stop blam'ng the white man" for racial inequality, Evers told a rally after the march. "It's your fault now." The National Association for People sponsored the demon- stration. Evers said in the northern United States, "the Negro is his own greatest obstacle. You're so satisfied it's 'sickening. Stop fighting among yourselves, Get registered and vote." Evers, brother and successor of slain Mississippi NAACP Field Secretary Medgar Evers, said he was disgusted "to see Negroes in Chicago selling their votes," He told fhe nearly all-Negro audience at a suburban high school stadium that northern Negroes could alleviate many of their grievances im housing, ed- ucation and job opportunities 'through the vote. Todays S TORONTO 1) A.M, By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--Aug. 22 {Quotations in cents unless marked $. 1--Odd xd-- lot, rights, xw--Ex-warrants. Net change is from previous board-lot closing sale.) 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(Albert and Jackson Sts.) Game $6, $12, $20 May be doubled or tripled | Va TOV2 -- | 385 385 385 $7% 38: Ma 48 $150 M% | NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:45 Door Prize $15 BINGO FRIDAY, JULY 26th ST. JOHN'S PARISH HALL Cor. Bloor & Simcoe 20 Games $6 ond $10 5 Jackpots $40 each Share The Wealth GEORGE'S HALL IN JACKPOTS $23 $13% $8% 210. 2 $28 $49% $15% $37 $12" $53% $20% $32 $12% Or, 9% + Va y 15% + M% 37 12% 3 20% 32 12% 12Va + Va 534 + Ve 207% 32 12%4-- Ve Evi Children FRIDAY 7:45 P.M. ST. JOHN'S PARISH HALL 20 Games at $6, $10, 5 Jackpots at $40 each Shore The Wealth Jackpots High Numbers e' Under OSHAWA JAYCEES BINGO TO - NIGHT 20 games ot $20, 5 ot $30. 1 -- $150 lockout 2-- $250 Jackpots BINGO Bloor and Simcoe Welcome 16 Not Allowed $7¥e 7% T¥e-- Ve 50 $344 34% 34% + $14% 14% 14% + M% $6 6 non Nim 290 290 --5 i what a $8% 8% 8+ %& Sing along with the happy folks who have discovered NUMBERS 50, 55 Early Bird Game RED BARN Want Ad can do. 5 605 &5 +5 331% 31% 31% Se 20%2 2012 $602 60V "a 66 66 $12% 12% $29¥e 29 $15%e 15% a ™ 20 20 $13% 13% YS 100 100 $16¥2 16% 16% 19% 19% OILS Bantt Cal Ed Cdn Dev C High Cr C Williston 1000 245 500 | | 4300 450 445 450 | 18 120 12 120 +5 $17% 17% 17% 1% «#618 wo 98 8 --S BLACKSTOCK FAIR Saturday, August 24th HORSE SHOW AND RACES Grandstand Performance DANCE AT 9 P.M. Fair Admission 75¢ Roy Godfrey's rchestra of criminal negligence causing death, following a two-car col- lision near Cooksville May 3 in which a 14-year-old boy was killed, Const. Warren Crawford of Toronto Township police testi- fied at the preliminary hearing that he found Melville D. Ham. ilton of Streetsville slumped over the wheel of his car and banged on the window to waken him, Hamilton woke up and drove off at high speed, with Const. Crawford in pursuit. The offi- cer Said he chased the Hamil- ton car at speeds up to 90 miles an hour and saw the other car slam into a passing vehicle, knocking down a power line and coming to rest in a shower of electrical sparks. Robert Hodson of Brampton, a passenger in the other car, was killed. Hamilton and two men in the second car were in- jured. A second charge of dangerous driving was adjourned until Oct. : 4. Session Called To Deal With Loan Fund QUEBEC (CP). -- Quebec's legislature met Wednesday to open a short and important special session that many con- sider is the basis of a new provincial-federal collaboration. The session was called to deal with the municipal loan fund set up by the federal govern- ment but bitterly objected to by Quebec as an infringement on provincial rights. No one expects the session to} last long. The Union Nationale opposition has already indicated it will support the course taken by Premier Jean Lesage's gov-| ernment. | The provincial government | | proposes in the legislation today | |to accept an offer of a $120,.| 000,000 loan from the federal) government. | In effect, Quebec's municipali- 'ties will get their loans through Quebec, which will use money borrowed from Ottawa. Mr. Lesage is also expected to announce at the regular ses- sion, resuming in the autumn, for a Quebec-run portable pen- sions plan. This is another area in which} there have been disputes over THANKS © FOR HELPING US HIT OUR TARGET CITIZENS' COMMITTEE OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM To the citizens, organizations and industries of the city and beyond who in any way helped us reach our objective of one million dollars we sincerely say ... "Thank You" ... Oshawa Civic Auditorium Committee COMMITTES E. R. S.. McLAUGHLIN, Chairman T. V. KELLY, Chairman, Finance Committee CHARLES. McGIBBON, QC, Secretary 1. FRANK MARKSON, Treasurer HARRY GAY, Building Committee Chairman S. R. ALGER, : Chairman, Target Day Committee MRS. HAROLD ARMSTRONG ALDERMAN WALTER BRANCH WENDELL BREWSTER MAYOR LYMAN GIFFORD S. T. HOPKINS WILLIAM KURELO MURRAY J, MacLEOD CHRIS MASON DR. O. G. MILLS MALCOLM SMITH MRS. CHRISTINE THOMAS RAY TREW ALDERMAN ALBERT WALKER ROBERT WILSON We ARE Building It Ourselves... For Ourselves!