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1G 'THE COHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 22nd, 1964 $2--Articles For Sale BIRTHS 29--Automobiles For Sale SPOT CASH FI : uf ah - pe net i 1H i a ti Ea i ple a i iii at 033 gzShte + 3 f C | : ? #3 t PAID. FOR Good clean cars, Trode up or down. Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. SOUTH 723-9421 BUYING OR SELLING TED CAMPIN MOTORS 607 KING ST, -- OSHAWA (ust East of Wilson Road) 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 iS TOWERS V CALL : 728-3334 es, All pletely installed. $1.00 per ft. No catch- Towers com- 1 YEAR GUARANTEE | HAVE A SECRET WE PAY MORE SELL FOR LESS « Buying and selling used fur- niture and appliances. Call Valley Creek Furniture 16¥%2 BOND W. 728-4401 $50. Oshawa Street, 728-8 i 3 ; E 33 : 3 33 i [ d 2 i u 3 i Es tii} immy. Thanks also ROBINSON -- David and Di are! fo announce the arrival of a sister , June 9th, 1964, at Oshawa Hospital. Pleased parents are Shirley and Robbie. DEATHS BELL, Amanda Marion At Hilisdale Manor, Oshawa, on Satur- 20th, 1964, Amanda M. Cham- MAHAFFY Norman Samuel Enitered into rest In the family residence 988 Conant Street, Oshawa, on Saturday, june 20th, 1964. Norman Samuel Mahaffy, peloved of Christina Bell and lather of Mrs. Ross Carleton (Shirley) Oshawa; Mrs. Robert Ravary (Carolyn) Oshawa; Mrs. Norman Fraser _ (Joan) Toronto; Miss Lois Mahaffy, Toronto; Mrs. Diana Davies, Oshawa; Bruce Mahaffy of Whitby. In his 67th year, resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with funeral service in the Chapel on Tuesday, June 23rd, at pam. interment Mount Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa. WAILES, Arhtur Ridley = Suddenly, at his residence, 57 Billings- oe Alax, on Saturday, June 20, 4 Arthur Ridley Walles, aged 44 years, (Member of Unity |take small car as trade. 726-659. KELLY DISNEY USED CAR LTD. 1200 DUNDAS $1. EAST WHITBY -- 668-5891 Cars bought and sold Liens paid off Trade up or down. Always top quality _ TILDEN CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS (All Makes and Models) CALL 725-6553 14 Albert St. TV TOWERS speciai, 40 ft. tower struc- ture with all channel antenna, installed ting Supply Ltd., 361 Gibbons STORE fixtures, writer, counters, many coe North, cash register, shelving, tables type- and other odds and ends. Apply 16 Sim- TORONTO 11 A.M. STOCKS -- (Quotations. in cents unless marked $. z--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- rights, xw--Ex-warrants, Net change Is from previous board-lot closing sale.) INDUSTRIALS TI Net Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Today's Toronto S I Net Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge C High Cr 5000 21 21 , 2% Cent Del 1555 800 800 800 ~ Dome Pete 560 $15% 15¥2 15' Medal 1 500 485 485 +10 Midcon 70 --3 60 6 +1 6 +1 x 72 60 65 CU 500 1000 1 200 500 500 Mumac 170 Numac . 60 Pamoil 65 oo tock Ma 11:00 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge! +% 7 +4 Stock ! Provo Gas 2900 191 190 191 --1 Unispher 1000 23% 23% 234--% Abitibi Abit pr Alta. Dist Alta Gas Alta Gas w 3400 $154 15¥e 15¥e+ Ve $25 25. 25 400 400 400 $35% 35¥e 35% + Ve 990 990 990 _ OBITUARIES Alta Nat Algoma Alumini Argus 26 Arg C P pr 520 Atlan Acc Alta Sugar Bank NS . Bath P Bell Phone 20% 20% 68% 684-- Ve 32% 324-- Ve $16% 16% 16% $13% 13% 13%-- Ve $15% 15% 15% $17% 17% 17% $72 72 $68% $32 FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, Emmerson Avenue. like". 734 Bowater Brazil BA Oil structed of mahogany 9 FT. SEA FLEA, Minimax design, con- with or without 5 hp Evinrude, Apply 35 Churchill Avenue. GIRL'S three-speed bicycle, good condi- tion, $30 or best offer. Telephone 723-3834, 424 King Street West. 728-9191, HONEST CAL'S Furniture and Appli- ances. Name brands at biggest discounts anywhere. We carry Restonic and Bever- ly mattress furniture lines. Your author- ized GE dealer. Contact Honest Cal's on BUYING or selling furniture or appli- ances. Call Elmer, Hampton 263-2294 or 263-2695. USED car parts, wheels, spindles, VOLVO SALES AND SERVICE JAKE and BILL'S GARAGE General Repair and Auto-Electric Service 449 Ritson Road South Oshawa 728-0921 1957 PONTIAC standard, good shape, also '56 Ford Meteor standard, ¢ cog Telephone 1957 CHEVROLET convertible, V-8 auto- matic. Will accept trade or best cash offer, After 4 p.m., telephone 723-7220 Street East. After 4 723-2281. electric typewriter, 723-4434, make trailers, also used tires. 509 Bloor TYPEWRITER, like new, $40. Adding ma- chine, $35. Two total cash register, also (slightly damaged) windows, 728-2637. 30-FT. television aerial, aluminum door various sizes; Ya HP electric motor, new; 15 disc Cockshutt seed drill, $75. Good condition. No down payment. Honest Cai's, 424 King West, 728-9191. appliances. One location only. Furniture, 444 Simcoe South. 723-3271. THREE ROOMS of furniture, only $298.50. Discounts for cash. BUY and sell, good used furniture and Pretty's ture, all channel antenna, 1956 OLDSMOBILE, automatic transmis- sion, In good condition. Asking $250. Will 4. 1963 PONTIAC Parisienne -- two-door hardtop, V8 automatic, whitewalls, radio, washers, clean, $2.45 T 728-8932 Telephon 728-5143. TELEVISION tower special, 40-ft. struc- stalled and guaranteed by experts with 10 years' experience, $50. Trio Television. CANVAS awnings, Complete : service. curtains, Free. estimates. canopies. waiting, Mi: Jelinek, 728-1993 anytime. 1958 CHEVROLET Impala, convertibie, V8, automatic. Excellent condition, Tele- Phone 728-0179 or 109 Bruce Street. 725-818%,.. Oshawa. EXTENSION 1959 VAUXHALL Victor Super,runs as good as it looks. Private sale. $295. Apply 919 Annes Street, Whitby, after 6 evenings, 1957 HILLMAN, four-cylinder, four-door, very good condition. Apply 826 Simcoe Street North. 1957 METEOR convertible, new motor, floor shift. Good condition. $600,. Tele phone 728-1909. 1962 PONTIAC Laurentian sedan, auto- matic, radio, power steering, whitewalls. Excellent conditon. Call 723-2828. 1954 BUICK in good condition, $200. 1953 room. black, gold $9.95. 725-4504, GUNS WANTED -- Ola antique. Phone speakers for patio or rec- finished in brown, beige, Trio Television 728-5143. COMBINATION storm door, 821/2x33¥2"; 2 storm windows, 34"x55'2"; rugs, green broadioom, 9x15'; grey .wool, 9x12'. Call $25. Telepfione 723-1946. REFRIGERATORS, ranges, chairs, beds, springs, mattresses, Prince Street, 728-1131. KITCHEN fable, porcelain top with three chairs, white with black seats. Well kept davenport and chair, trunks, desks, card tables and chairs and many other articles. No reasonable offer refused. Call Midtown Furniture, 19 Chevrolet, $50. Apply 121 Brock Street South, Whitby after 5. JAGUAR "53", with "57" motor, body fair, runs good. $250 or best offer, "'60" Bedford van, body, motor good. Best offer. Phone 728-6694 after 5 p.m. Lodge AF and AM, No. 606, GRC -- C of St. Al ban's Chapter, RAM, No. 217, World War 11), beloved of Jean Young, dear father of lan, Thom- a; Heather and yw ~ pooch 2 of jand, pec al peor Latcham of England $295 or best offer. 723-7902. 1962 CHEVROLET, dard. tr power $2,000. Telephone 725-1053. stationwagon, AiR CONDITIONER, Moffat; refrigerator, 2-door (large); 728-7629. , and Mrs, Audrey White of Resting 'at the William E. Sherrin Funera' Nd. 2 Highway, Pickering (lust east of Harwood Ave. N., Alax). Funeral service af the Church can), Alax, on Interment Sarton. LOCKE'S FLORISTS ~ Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for a i "SSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME 390 KING STREET WEST > TELEPHONE 728-6226 - IN MEMORIAM ELL -- In loving memory of 8 BROWN dear daughter and sister, who passed. away June 22, 1959. --wlways remembered by Mummy, Daddy, Judy, Joan, Martin and Billy. Janice, "MONUMENTS--MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST, S. ' OSHAWA OFFICE EVENINGS 723-1002 728-6627 mileage, original owner. 13-3046. of the Holy Trintty, CAnelt 72 Tuesday, June a 1964 CORVAIR Monza coupe, 110 HP; 4 SIBION pel-RCA ViclonT also t Erskine Cemetery, DUM) speed. Many extras. Stil under warranty. Hegel De c letor; als Apply 376 Drew Street. 5 'ome 1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne, coach, avto-| ANTIQUE Gibbard walnut gateleg table, matic, radio, whitewalls, Many internal) wainut office desk with typewriter com- partment, After 5 phone Whitby 668-4725. er. Used as second car. 723-29: 1962 CHEVIE I! convertible, black withjoffer refused), red interior, 6 cylinder, standard. Tele-|electric toaster, medicine cabinet. Tele- phone Brooklin 655-3614. 961 VOLKSWAGEN, new rebuilt motor,|VERANDAH rugs (large) and five bam- condition, Apply 141 Nassau Street/boo awnings, green. Reasonable. Apply 531 Mary Street or call 725-5691. phone 725-2419. 1 Al after 4 p.m. 5-5691 961 ENVOY Special, good condition. Ap-|ORUMS, four piece, Gretch, good condi- ply 103 Wilson Road North. Phone 725-3296| tion, $125. Telephone 723-4900. 1 wagen, 6 cylinder, standard transmission, |Jolly Jumper. $1200. | 725-1784. SMALL cruiser, 60 hp outboard marine oys' Phone Brooklin 655-3814. 1961 CORVAIR 500 four-door, radio, good|motor and condition. $1100. Telephone 7: inder, stick shift. Good 728-9838. extras, Call 725-5685. 1963 MGB, 7,000 miles, blue, original own-| two utility cupboards, dressing "fable, nearly new 24" gas range (no reasonable small bedroom Polaroid camera model J66; davenport and chair; bedroom suite, complete; space saver. After 6, cali JUICE extractor famous Swiss workman- GRC --|1957 METROPOLITAN convertible, body/ship 125 Durham Street, between 9 a.m. husband] excellent, recent valve job, 7 good tires./and 3 p.m. Call 725-4258. : SPORT JACKET, boy's, size eight, $4) stan-lbaby carriage, $10 lady's organza dress, matching coat, size 10, $15; combination and chest, $15; bov's coat and 1 Home,|1960 CHEVROLET "Bel air, 2-door, écyl- hat, 3X, $4; sw ing set, $7. Call '28-1059. condition, low WRINGER washer, Viking, good cond! $1,250. Callition, $35, Apply $81 Digby telephone 728-3534. Avenue or 50 each or 2 for $95 rocker, 960 CHEVROLET Biscayne, ter white, excellent condition, '28-2204, Sfation-|LLOYD baby carriage; baby recliner; condition. All in good four wheel trailer. $1500. Terms. Telephone 725-6650 anytime. 1956 OLDSMOBILE, shape. Phone 725-0281 1960 CORVAIR Coupe, standard shift, Al McKEEN'S furniture, new and used. 426 Refrigerators, stoves, bedroom suites, Telephone 725- 1 Simcoe Street South. 5181. new fires, 25,000 miles. tion, Telephone 723-1810. 1958 CHEVROLET V-8, Impala, convert- ible, power steering, power brakes, motor A-] shape. Alax 942-6604 after 6. 1960 PONTIAC Laurentian, four-door sedan, radio, washer, automatic, 6-cylin- der, Exterior in Ask- radio, heater, condi- REFRIGERATOR 7 cubic feet, after 6 p.m, 728-4504. ENGLISH 285 Wilson Road South Norge, good running condition, price $45, Call Sma ___"-- [Pembina style pram, like new, $50. I ing price $1,285. After 5 evenings 728-0122, 1959 PONTIAC Parisienne, 6-cylinder au- tomatic, two-door hardtop, A-1 condition. New paint. Phone 728-5657. CONVERTIBLE 1955 Chevrolet, Price $450. Telephone 725-5555. 1956 DODGE, V-8, automatic, radio, Dominion Royai tires. Very good con- dition, Phone 728-2592 or 728-0763. 1957 FORD two-door hardtop, radio, V8 automatic transmission, power brakes. Must be seen fo be appreciated. $695. Whitby 668-8522. PRIVATE, 1963 Corvair full v4. Monza, two-door, CARD OF THANKS y one owner, @x- cellent condition. Full price $2,175. Tele- phone 725-7879 or 723-2785. 1954 FORD, standard transmission, Good O.K. and = radio, overhead, low prices. New lumber, dressed. Phone 725-4924. $45. Phone Whitby 668-3444. WE MOVED! Now Bill Hamilton Office Raglan (just north of Osh- awa). Free pick up and delivery. Low and used. Large stock. One year guarantee. Terms. GARDEN tractor disc harrow and smooth. ing harrow. Also quantity of dry pine MOTOR, Pontiac '51 flathead, 6 cylinder, 33--Market Basket for freezers. Fresh roasting 728-5291. day, East on the Town Line. A. Senyk. CLEMENT Brothers Poultry. Take orders chickens, 3 to 4 Ibs., $1 and $1.25 each. Deliveries on orders of 10 or more. Call Oshawa STRAWBERRIES, freshly picked every 1% miles north of King Street BC Forest BC Pow BC Phone Build Prod Bulolo Burns Cabol Cal Pow CCC Stone cD Sug Cl Fndry Can Malt m zi5 $22 22 2 900 $10% 10% $51 51 $114 11% 11% Stdva_ 14% 14¥2 S40 690 + $19Va 19¥a 19% $5 5 $20% so 9 $65¥2 $1 $20% 48 220 150 25 $13 $36 $17 $14% 235 $54¥2 100 100 Col Cell 100 Con Bldg w 275 Con M S$ 915 Con Paper 802 Con Gas n_ 134 Copp Clark 7250 Corby vt 100 Corby B 250 Crain Rt 100 Crush Int 100 Cygnus B 1762, Dist Seag 300 D Bridge 415 Dofasco 240 D Glass 200 30 Clairtone Clairton w East Ch Tr Falcon Fam Play eFruehauf GMC GS Wares GW Coal A Guar Tr Hardee Hard Carp Hd Carp A Hawker-S Hayes Stl Home A Home 8B Horne Pf HB OI G Husky Husky w Imp Oil Imp Oil Imp Tob Inland G w 1 Bronze p 1BM new int Nickel tnt Util int Util pr Inter PL Inv Syn inv Sn A ITL Ind yd Jeff Bw Jockey C_ Jock C pr Kelly DA LOnt Cem Lay Fin Lav F 200 Levy Levy B pr A 225 200 225 220 $16 16 «(16 200 440 435 440 +15 100 $60 400 99 «97 97 200 $174 17% I7a-- 225 $15%4 15% 15% 200 $8 8 210 $19%4 19% 19% 1045. $19% 19 9 Z15 $192 19% 19% 235 350 350 350 900 $17%e 17% 17% 1897 39a Ve 9% 360 21 #2) 2 +1 412 $50% 50¥2 50¥%2-- % 412 $50%a 502 S0V2a-- Ve 200 $14 14 «O14 100 65 «6858: 50 $27¥a 27Va 22$515 515 125 $85 85 85 +% 720 $25 24% 24% -- Va 120 $49% 497% 497%-- Ve 245 $88 88 50 $652 65¥2 65% 235 $64% 64% 64% 300 485 485 485 200 350 350 350 707 440 435 435 200 $11% 11% 1%+ % 5% 4 964 96Ve-- Ve +% LobCo Milt Brick Molson B Mon Foods Mont Loco Moore Morse A Nat Drug Nia Wire Noranda NO NGas Nor Phone NS LP Ogilvie Pac Pete Pac Pete 14ve 620 820 820 +15 $7% 7% $12%-- 12% 12% $442 44% M2 + Ve 8% 13% Pow Corp Price Bros ON Gas QN Gas pr QN G 5 w Revelstoke Rolland A Rothman Royal Bank St Maurie Salada Selkirk A Seven Arts Shell Can Shell | wts Shop Save 510 $85 8% 30 $113% 113% 1 600 22 21 $11% 11% su $13%e 13% $74 742 40 40 $13¥e 13% $62 6a $15¥2 15% 15'a $184 18% 18%+ % 3136 610 605 610 +5 100 $11 11% 11% Slat Steel pr 100 $22 22 2 +% Steel Can 1234 $254 25% 25% Suptest ord 225 $19%4 19% 19% Tancord 100 50 2 250 +: Texaco 210 $59%4 59% 59% Tr Can PL 1670 sn > ig Trans-Mt 100 $19 Un Gas 225 $22Va 22V2 22Va Un Gas rts 585 68 65 6 --3 U Gas A pr 50 $53% 53% 53% + Ve U Corp B xd 230 $11% 11% W% 510 0 275 7" 74a -- % "0 13%-- Ve 6¥a -% | NORMAN SAMUEL MAHAFFY| --*! 4 resident also of Whitby and 420 |tie) of Toronto, Mrs. Herbert MRS. HORACE BELL In failing health for two years Mrs. Horace Bell died Saturday, June 20, at Hillsdale Manor. She was in her 87th year. The former Amanda Marion Chamberlin, the deceased was a daughter of the late Bethuel and Frances Chamberlin. She was born Dec. 9, 1877 at South Stukley, Quebec and was mar- ried there in 1897. A resident of Oshawa for 15 years, she had previously lived in India, She was a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and was a charter mem- ber of the first Seventh-day Ad- ventist Church in Canada at South Stukley, Quebec. Predeceased by her husband in 1934, Mrs. Bell is survived by two daughters, Mrs. A. Sim- cock (Stella) and Mrs. E. Wage- mann (Sylvia) of Oshawa and a son, Grant, of Montreal. She was predeceased by a daughter, Mrs. E. Fessenden (Marion) of Oshawa. Mrs. Bel] rested on Sunday at the MclIntosh-Anderson Fu- neral Home. The funeral ser- vice will be held at the Wilson Funeral Home, South Stukley, Quebec, Tuesday, June 23 In- terment will be in Creek Ceme- tery, Foster, Quebec. Pastor W. Williams will conduct the ser- vice. < | Norman Samuel Mahaffy died at his. family residence, 388 Co- nant street, Oshawa, Saturday, June 20, after an illness lasting one year. He was in his 67th year. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs.) Samuel Mahaffy, he was born in Ireland in 1897. He married the former Christina Bell in To- ronto in 1924. He has been a resident of Osh- awa for the past four years. Toronto, he has lived in Can- ada for the past 54 years. Mr. Mahaffy was employed by the Unemployment Insurance Commission for nine years. He belonged to the Patricia Ma- sonic Lodge in Toronto. During; the First World War, he served| overseas with the 116th Battal-| ion. He is survived by his wife, the former Christina Mahaffy; five daughters, Mrs. Ross Carleton (Shirley) of Oshawa, Mrs. Rob- ert Ravaray (Carolyn) of Osh- awa, Mrs. Norman Fraser (Joan) of Toronto, Miss Lois Mahaffy of Oshawa, and Mrs. Diana Davies of Oshawa and one son, Bruce Mahaffy of Whit- by. Three Sisters, Mrs. Elroy Lewis (Anne) of Cincinnatti, Ohio, Mrs. Reginal Gage' (Lot- McCauley (Mae) of Toronto, two brothers, Jack and Gilbert grandchildren and two great- grandchildren also survive; Mr. Mahaffy is resting in the Armstrong Funeral Home, Osh- awa. The. memorial service will be conducted in the chapel Tuesday, June 23, at 2 p.m., by Rev. H. A. Mellow, minister of Northminster United Church. Interment will' be in Mount Lawn Cemetery. ARTHUR RIDLEY WAILES Arthur Ridley Wailes, 57 Bil- lingsgate crescent, Ajax, died suddenly at his residence Sat- urday, June 20, following a short illness. He was in his 44th year. The son of the late George Arthur and Hannah Maude Wailes, he was born in Castle- side, County Durham, England, in 1920. He married the former Jean Young, at Crook, County Durham, in 1943. Mr. Wailes came to Canada in 1951. He was a member of Unity Ledge, No. 606, and a compan- ion of St. Alban's Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, No, 217, GRC. He attended the Angli- can Church of the Holy Trinity in Ajax. Mr. Wailes is survived by his wife, Jean: two daughters, Miss Heather Wailes and Miss Kim Wailes and two sons, Ian and Thomas Wailes, 'of Ajax. Two sisters, Mrs. Irene Lat- cham of England and Mrs. Au- drey White of Eng!and, also sur- vive. , He is resting at the William E. Sherrin Funeral Home, High- way 2, Pickering. The service will be conducted by Rev. A. C. Herbert, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Tuesday, June 23, at 2 nm. Interment will be in Erskine Cemetery, Dunbarton. URBAN FRANCIS GANNON [RENTON -- Last Tuesday, Requiem High Mass was cele- brated at St. Alphonsus Church in Wooler by Rev. G. F. Sulli- van, for Urban Francis (Herb) Gannon of RR 1, Trenton. Mr. Gannon, 77, died at Trenton Memorial Hospital last Satur- day, following an illness of seven years. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Wm. (Kathleen) Thomp- son and three sons, Leon, Frank and Dennis, all of Trenton. Also surviving are 13 grand- children and one great grand- daughter; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Carr and Mrs. Nellie Cameron, both of Picton and five brothers, Oliver and Leon- ard of Picton, Robert of Toronto) Peter of Oshawa and James of Fairfield, Vermont. Mr. Gannon was predeceased by his wife, the former Lena LaBelle of Trenton, (1950), a grandson, William Thompson McGrath, 1336.62; R. and J Mahaffy of Toronto, by 10 Jr, and a brother, Joseph. OSHAWA TIMES PATTERN \ rket Listings Tt Net Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge U Canso vt 1000 166 166 166 4000 35 Un Reef P 800 210 209 209 W Decaita MINES 2062 45 42 42 --3 2 52 8 163 160 163 +3 4 4 +1 § Ya 8Va 6 36 +1 56 3 3 615 +10 1 13 + 13 68 405 980 206 43 370 365 A 4200 106 28 $12 42 oil +% +2 +5 -3 135 = (135 94 194 -- Ve 135 (135 «(135 7 ee 30a 30 Wat 47 4 67 $16% 16% 16% 5 6 $13% 13% 13% + Yo $29Ye 29%e 29%e-- Vs 205 204 204 2 Craigmt Croinor Denison Dome F Mar F Mar rts Genex GF Mining Grandroy Granduc Guif L Gunnar High-Bell Hollinger Hydra Ex J Wafte Joliet Jonsmith Joutel K_ Anacon Kirk Min Lab Min L Dufauit Latin AM Leitch Lorado Louvict Macdon Magnet Marchant Martin Mattgmi McKen Mentor Merrill Min-Ore 695 27% + Va 2% +% 7 +1 6 27% 26 V7 3% 31%-- % 52 144 4a-- V2 140 6130 «140 «+11 7 9 7 = a 52 a 8 490 +1 --10 +1 "4-- 472 +24 12¥a +1% 154 +6 500 2000 38200 16000 7100 500 48 12% 12 154 150 56 56 $14% 14% 14% -- Vo wo 6 W ---2 500 8000 500 500 2090 300 40250 2000 20000 1000 1000 2000 500 1000 7000 3500 1000 5500 150 500 200 1000 500 775 775 775 48 66 18 127 24 5 202 4 13% 23 2 2" 79 500 63 63 16a 16 875 «875 540 525 +1 125 125 125 i 17% 17% 1Th--% +5 26 66 177 +2 23 Bvt 5 5 18%2 20% +1 92 9a 13% 134+ ve 2B +% I +1 5 +1 2B 2" 78 Northcal 495 Northgate 4500 43 195 $38% 4 150 965 965 3a 2 -3 38% 38%+ % 1 41 Rio Algom Rio Rup Rix Athab Steep R Sullivan Sunburst Territory Tombill Torbrit Tribag U Mining --'15 3 13 13 =v 500 12¥e 12Ve 12¥2 120 116 «6 8 8 FOREIGN TRADING C Halll 25:0 3% 68 Lorado 1100 162 161 162 "4 4 Permo NEWS IN BRIEF ENDORSES DECISION LUSAKA (AP) -- Parliament has unanimously endorsed Pre- mier Kenneth Kaunda's deci- sion to seek membership in the British Commonwealth _ when Northern Rhodesia becomes in- dependent under the name of Zambia Oct, 24: DIAL PRAYERS BELFAST (CP) Dial-a- prayer machines, providing tel- ephone callers with two-minute spiritual messages, have started here. The messages are sponsored by the Seventh Day Adventist Churches of Northern Ireland. Cressman, CAPSULE NEWS KITCHENER (CP) -- Leone who sees through corneas transplanted to her eyes from two unknown don- ors, has willed her own eyes to the Canadian Nationa! Institute for the blind. Miss Cressman is a Mennonite Mission teacher on leave from India. DENIES SATURDAY MASS HAMILTON (CP) -- Bishop +10 |Joseph F. Ryan of the Roman Catholic diocese of Hamilton de- nied in a letter to diocesan priests Sunday that the Vatican has approved substituting Satur- day mass in place of Sunday un- der special circumstances. In Toronto, Rev. Bernard O'Keefe of the Catholic Information Cen- tre said Canadian bishops had not been informed of any such Vatican decision. RASH INJURES 218 JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) A total of 218 Africans were in- jured Monday when one train crashed into the rear of another standing at a station near this South African city. SINGER ON TRIAL MELBOURNE, Australia (AP)--American singer Thomas Allen Larson, 29, went on trial in a Melbourne court Monday on two charges of manslaughter. Larson was charged in connec- tion with the death of two girls Feb. 21 when a car he was driv- ing collided with one driven by the girls' father. VISIT WEST GERMANY MOSCOW (Reuters) -- Alexi Adzhubei, editor of Izvestia and son-in-law of Soviet Premier Khrushchev, will visit West Ger- many in the second half of July, West German sources said here Monday. RETURN TO SCHOOL SEOUL (AP)--Nearly 100,000 South Korean high school stu- dents in Seoul returned to classes Monday for the first time since President Chung Hee Park's government closed all schools in the capital June 3 to quell anti-government student demonstrations. Troops pa- trolled the main streets and around high school campuses. MAST -CAUSES DEATH ALEDEN, Mich. (AP) -- Dr. Bryce A. Collier of Rocky River, Ohio, was electrocuted Saturday when the mast of a sailboat contacted a high-tension line at a cottage near Alden in north- western Michigan. Collier and a friend were pushing the sailboat on a trailer into the yard of the | cottage when the mast con- tacted the line. $1,000,000 QUAKE AID NEW YORK (AP)--The Ford Foundation announced Monday it will grant $1,000,000 to Alaska during the next two years to help maintain educational standards and to offset eco- nomic distress caused by the March 27 earthquake. GEN. VENNING DIES LONDON (AP) -- Gen. Sir Walter Venning, who fed and clothed the British army in the early years of the army in the War died during the weekend, relatives announced Monday. He was 82. Venning was quarter- master-general to the forces from 1939 to 1942, when he be- came director general of the British supply mission in Wash- ington: 30,000 HEAR GRAHAM HALIFAX (CP) -- An esti- mated crowd. of 30,000 people sat on the slopes of historic Cit- adel Hill Sunday night to hear American evangelist Billy Gra- ham. The rally ended a series of 15 crusades conducted in the Atlantic provinces by Mr. Gra- ham and his associate evangel- ists. URGE CODE CHANGE TORONTO (CP)--The central Eyes Grafted, Offers Return DATES CHANGED ROME (Reuters) -- Italian Premier Aldo Moro will visit Washington for talks with Presi- dent Johnson Aug. 3-4 instead of next month, it was announced Sunday. The new date was ar- ranged to avoid any clash with the annual congress of the Ital- ian Christian Democratic Party which apens July 1. THREE DIE IN CRASH MINNEAPOLIS (AP)--Three persons were killed Saturday night when a helicopter taking people on rides as part of a pro- motion struck a high power line, exploded and fell into the Mis- sissippi River at the north Min- -- suburb of Coon Rap- « CHARGED IN FIRE ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) A 26-year-old former mental pa- tient who has been charged with setting fire to a hotel and caus ing the death of 25 elderly guests took police Sunday through a re-enactment of last Nov. 18. Thomas G. Mack told police he poured gasoline into a rotted section of a wall in the boiler room of the Surside Hotel, then dropped a match in the gasoline and fled with the fire "'smouldering." SLAYS HIS GRANDMOTHER READING, Pa. (AP)--A 17- year-o'd boy was charged Sun- day with strangling his grand- mother. State police said Larry Fisher became angry when she refused to give him money to buy parts for his car. ARREST YOUTHS ELKHERT LAKE, Wis. (AP) --About 35 youths were arrested Saturday. night when distur- bances broke out among young persons here to attend the June springs sports car races at Road America. More than 1,000 youths, most of them of high school and college age, were in- volved in the disorders in this resort community of 650, police said. PARADE UNDER LIGHTS TORONTO (CP) -- For the first time the Royal Regiment of Canada trooped the color un- der lights Saturday night. The ceremony was on the University of Toronto campus. Spotlights beamed down on the regiment as the traditional salute was taken by Gen. Sir Miles Demp- sey, a British commander in the Second World War. ELECTED PRESIDENT ST. ANDREWS, N.B. (CP)-- F. Bruce Brown of Toronto was elected president of the Royal Architectural Institute of Can- ada at the institute's annual meeing here Saturday. He suc- ceeds John Lovatt Davies of Vancouver. U.S. Man Dies, 2 Prisoners Of Viet Cong SAIGON(Reuters) -- One of the three Americans missing after a clash with Communist Viet Cong guerrillas in South Viet Nam Friday was killed in the battle and the other two were taken prisoner, it was re- ported today. /) The report came from a South Vietnamese soldier who sur- vived the clash, which took place 55 miles northwest of Sai- gon, He said the American offi- cer reported missing was killed and the two Americans from the ranks were taken prisoner. Officially, the three Ameri- cans were still listed as miss- ing in action. The three Americans were at- tached to a South Vietnamese special forces of bout 100 men moving through Viet Cong coun- try when it was attacked by a 34--Lost And Found LOST: Siamese kitten, female, 3 months old. Vicinity Olive Avenue and Holy Cross School. T 7 ey : LOST: Fluffy grey cat, answers to "Wabbles", in vicinity of Athol and Dun- lop Streets, Whitby. Reward. Telephone Whitby, 668-4319. 36--Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS body, phone 728-6819. TRUCK, 1958, International 1 ton stake, quite clean, Will finance. Telephone 723- 9481 evenings 5 to 9. 1962 PONTIAC -Laurentian é-cylinder, 4 door sedan, automatic, power steering, radio, low mileage. $2025, Call 723-4033. 'ROUSE -- We wish to thank all our find relatives, neighbors, friends and young pallbearers and those who so kindly provided cars, the many acts of sympa- thy and condolence for their cards, floral arrangements, mass cards at the loss of our beloved 'daughter, Monica, a special thanks to Rev. John B. Myers PP, Rev. Patrick E. Darby, City Police also Arm- strong Funeral Home for their kind as- sistance. --Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Rouse and family. ; SIGN AGREEMENT WARSAW (AP)--Despite the Peking-Moscow feud, the Polish and Communist Chinese govern- ments have signed a technical assistance agreement. Pap, the Polish press agency, reported the agreement signed in War- saw Thursday provides for ex- change of specialists and tech- nical information on the coal, chemical and other industries. HORSES TO CANADA Neston A 250 $19% 19% 19%+ We wsin 6 pr 25 $1072 1072 107% West A wts $10¥2 10% 10% Pass 0 $8 8 8 wooded A $25%4 25¥e 25%e-- % Zellers pr $472 47Y2 47V2 44 440 «440 +5 Zenith 400 400 «400 +20 walk GW $35%4 35¥e 35%e-- Ve Webb Knp ee es ae West Ind West Ind A WCoast Tr westeel division of the ionist organiza-|Viet Cong force estimated at be- tion of Canada urged the gov-itween 300 and 400 Communist ernment Sunday to amend the/syerrillas. Criminal Code to allow prosecu-/ Reliable military sources said tion of persons distributing hate|/4§ of the South Vietnamese sol- literature. diers still were unaccounted for, missing with over 50 weapons, eiiode he aes me The battle, which took place E pr hamield -ear_jin Tay Ninh province, included a ey a agg [aman wave" assauts by the Walls for the first worship serv- Viet Cong, who overran the gov- ice in the church they and their|°™™ment force. champlain built withtrading 1957 METEOR, Rideau 500, 2door, V-6, automatic, with radio, $395 or best offer. Call 728-2823. 1961 CHEVROLET deluxe, two-door sedan finished in Nassau blue, with matching trim; equipped with automatic, custom radio and new tires. Original mileage guaranteed of only 42,000 miles. Private sale. $1,600, Financing available. Tele- phone Brooklin 655-3477. 56 us $17 $1% 1% 1% 000 250 OILS Alminex 200 385 385 385 +15 ULASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 15) 1959 CHEVROLET, new paint job, $650 good condition. Telephone 668-5720 Whitby. 1963 CHEVROLET hardtop, V8 automatic, power equipped, $2,700 or best offer. trade. Call 723-4406, 28--Real Estate Wanted 30--Automobiles Wanted Honest ----- | have a buyer for Small Farm with house, barn, up to 50 acres. 5 to 10 miles north of Whitby, Call W. J. MORRISON, REALTOR A.M. 1-6773, Scarborough. 145 CARS WANTED Buying « 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 6X fo eight - room brick house, two or more storeys, low down payment. Wanted ae Phone mornings or evenings. CASH BUYER wishes to purchase mod- 'ern six-room brick bungalow with dining room. North of King Street. Private. Telephone 725-0443. PRIVATE. Five-room bungalow, brick, wanted. Will. pay cash. Telephone 728- 4218. 29---Automobiles For Sale 1957 FORD fordor custom, low mileage, automatic, top condition, 347 Dovedale Drive, Whitby, 668-5623. 19%4 CHEVROLET, four-door station wagon, V8 BelAir series, loaded with extras. Mileage 6,500. $1000 off ist. 78-0967. $ ALL CASH $ For clean cars or trucks we deal up or down. Liens paid ff, NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 146 BROCK ST. NORTH Across from Royal Hotel WHITBY 668-3331 OSHAWA Auto Parts and Auto Wreck- ers, 1175 Nelson Street, want cars for wrecking. Telephone 725-2162 or 723-4225. LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars for wrecking. Highest prices paid. 220 Wentworth East, 725-1181, : 32---Articles tor Sale WE BUY, sell and exchange used furnl- 196 PONTIAC, 6 vate. Telephone 7: 1955 MONARCH two-door hardtop, radio, new tires, $125. Telephone 728-0483. i961 NSU PRINZ, one owner, $325. or esarest offer. 162 Pontiac Street. cylinder automatic. Pri- 25-3138. tu-e or ything you have. The City Trading Post Store, 446 Simcoe Street South, 723-1671 1SFT. FIBREGLAS boat; 75 HP Scott motor. Excellent condition, $1300, days AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF DECEASED All persons having claims against the estate of the said Lenora Isabel Braden, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, Sec- retary, deceased, who died on or about the 13th day of April, 1964, are required to file proof of the same with the' undersigned _ solicitors for the Executors of the es- tate of the said deceased on or before the 6th day of July,. 1964, after which date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the said estate, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED at Oshawa this 12th day of June, 1964. CREIGHTON, DRYNAN & MURDOCH, 5 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario, Solicitors for Florence New- ellt and Alfred Newell, Executors of the said Es- Brooklin 655-4942; eveni hn ings Whitby 668- tate, LENORA ISOBEL BRADEN,| Am Leduc 19100 21 192 WA-- Bailey $ pr z100 $23% 23% 23% Cal Ed 12000 $44 4 4 --2 Cc Delhi 750 845 840 845 +5 |36--Legal : CHANGE OF NAME ACT, 1960 TAKE NOTICE that the Ap- plication of Paul Andresky of R.R. No. 3, Oshawa, Ontario, to change his name to Paul Andres, and the application of his wife, Elly Elisabeth Andresky to Elly Elisabeth Andres, and that of his son Jurgen (Juergen) Andreskp to Joseph Andres, will be made on Thursday, the 16th day of July, A.D. 1964, at 10:30 o'clock in the fore- noon before His Honor Judge Alexander C. Hall, in Chambers at the Court House at Whitby ,Ontario. DATED AT OSHAWA, On- tario, this 11th day of June A.D. 1964, GREER AND KELLY Barristers, 114 King St. East, Oshawa, Ontario, Solicitors for the Applicant. |!, Maicolm A. Haase, will not be re | sponsible for any debts, contracted in my |name by anyone on or after this date June 22, 1964, without my written con- sent, Signed, Maicoim A, Haase, @i4 Albert Street, Oshawa.! PRINTED PATTERN buyer was not named. OBITUARY SIZES 10-18 NEWEST PRINCESS SHAPE Princess - Smooth to there then suddenly the skirt takes a lighthearted, outward flare. Printed Pattern A803 by Mort Scrader is young, girlish, yet it's a smart, sophisticated choice for what to wear for a day or dinner in town. It' a marvelous figure-maker, too --see how the front and back princess seams flow into the inverted pleats. Note how meticulously the collar is shaped to stand up and up and away, from the neck. Choose a shantung weave, homespun, raw. silk linen or cotton in a solid color or print. Printed Pattern A803 is available in Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 re- quires 43% yards 35-inch fab- ric, Send ONE DOLLAR for Printed Pattern A803 to The Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ont. Oshawa residents add 3 cents sales tax. Please print plainly YOUR' NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER and SIZE Next 'week -- Watch for a Prominent' Designer Pattern by Syivia de Gay for Robert Sloan. MRS. G. M. CRONKRIGHT TRENTON -- On June 15, a service was held at the Weaver Funeral Home for Grace May (Dawson) Cronkright, 18 Alfred St., Trenton. Mrs. Cronkright died at Trenton Memorial Hos- pital last Saturday. She was 73. Mrs. Cronkright is survived by her daughter, Mrs. John (Joyce) Caldwell of Germany; a son, Harold Robert Dawson of Belleville; three sisters, Mrs. Lela Taylor of Oshawa, Mrs. Alfred (Gertrude) Rupert and Mrs, "Clarké (Bessie) . Vance, both of Trenton, and a brother, Floyd Sharpe also of Trenton. Mrs. Cronkright was prede- ceased by her husband, Ernest, and her first husband, Arthur DUBLIN (CP)--The first. of/stamps. The Roman Catholic several shipments of Irish|chaplain, horses to Canada is being ar-/lion, got the idea of collecting/land (CP)--For eight months, ranged here. Two of the firstitrading stamps, obtained the| Derek Powell, 30, has been paid consignment of six horses are|promise of trading stamp com-|$42 a week for sitting in a boat for Montreal industrialist Gene|panies to redeem them in cashjin the middle of the River Ouse Kruger. The other Canadianjor building materials and en-|in Norfolk waiting for one of listed the Knights of Columbus,|the 17 men building a bridge Catholic fraternal order, to help| here to fall in. No one has so collect stamps. Rev. Matthew Kil- WAITS FOR FALL DOWNHAM MARKET, Eng- far. Dawson. saved myself so much worry and trouble by joining Lander - Stark's Furn- ace Parts Replace- ment Plan, Why don't you? Audtus 43 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA 725-3581 Vue, )