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at Toronto on ened August ya 0 Paul Edward Larocque, 'ove* so7 of Herman at Audrey and dear' (Continued from Page 19) 'on Thursday, Dm. Interment was In" Union Come: | ae Frank Ellis a inte rast in Betievitie General = eis St ney, beloved Bhar gy = ge" japley, Roberts P: father of Mrs. Bennett (Lillian), Mrs. Roy Em- (Madge), Mrs. Bev. Sterling ), John Stapley, Albert and Allen and brother of Earl, Leslie, Cecil Beno all of Oshawa; Roy and Percy R the funeral home Thursday, 7.30 p.m.) THOMPSON -- Donald Ernest ... Entered into rest af Lake Scugog, Port Perry, Ontario on Yrotneetoy. August 19, 1964, Donald & 'hompson, beloved of Joan Hi rilens In his 37th year. Oshawa with funeral service in the chapel on Saturday, August 22, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Oshawa Union Cemetery. Kndness beyond Price, yet Within reach of all 20,|29-Automobiles For Sale GERROW FUNERAL HOME | 390 KING STRET WEST | TELEPHONE 728-6226 | LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral requirements. for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING ENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 IN MEMORIAM AVERY -- In loving memor of a i 4 yong and grandmother, Fern ery, passed away suddenly, ust 21, 1963. oe Smee One sad and lonely year Pg passed, Since our great sorrow fe! The shock that | received Minat day 1 still remember well. and lovingly remember- Edna, son-in-law Elwood py seme AVERY -- in loving memor of dear wife, Roberta Fern, who pessed| by pemeet 21, 1963. 2 wife with @ heart of gold, an was bears fo ns hon io | contained. Always remembered, sadly missed by husband Carl. AVERY -- In loving memory of _ on = S randmother, A who pessed ip August 2, se gone, forever, 29----Automobiles For Sale 29-- Automobiles For Sale BILL DREW MERCURY SALES AJAX 942-1030 1963 MERCURY S55 Convertible Bucket seats, automatic For USED CARS Roy W. Nichols 1961 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR HARDTOP 6 cylinder, automatic trans- mission, whitewal! tires, wheel discs, custom radio, ete. Really sharp throughout. 1959 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN 6 cylinder, automatic trans- mission with radio, wheel discs and washers. Immacu- late white with ton interior trim. 1958 HILLMAN SEDAN Economical _transportaton. 1957 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR 4-DOOR HARDTOP 6 cylinder, automatic trans- mission with radio. In good condition. 1956 PLYMOUTH » SEDAN 6 cylinder with transmission end radio, second car. $149 TRUCK 1955 FORD V-8 PICK-UP In real good condition me- chonically, needs a little ri work. Here is @ good standard Ideal WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD USED CARS THAT MUST BE CLEARED OUT BEFORE THE NEW STOCK COMES IN. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. EXCEPT SUNDAYS Ask for "Ace" Richards or Louis Phillips Roy W. Nichols GUARANTEED --Sadly daught In-law viave and grandchildren. A 4ACKSON -- In loving memory of m dear mother, Rose Seckton. whe whe pasted away suddenly August 21, 1961. --Always remembered and sadly ese day by day, Joan. MANNING -- In loving memory of my) dear husband Arthur James Henry, x passed away August 21, 1962. At home on the beaufitul hill of God, | By the vailey of peace so por oe some time, when po task is wit toy 1 shall meet him there. Le ly remembered and sadly ened by ' gi Clara Ruby. MELCH -- In loving memory of a) dear husband and father, Stephen Melch, | who passed away August 21, 1963. | Nothing can ever take lrg | holds | ' 'ond Remembrance keeps jear. --Wife Nina, son Boris and family. PICKERING -- An loving memory of a) dear husband and father, John Robert | dai who passed away, August a "irs a lonely fife without you, And sad has been the way; For tife to me is not the same Since you were called away. Mingling today with a few quiet tears Are the happy memories of bygone ly remembered by wite Emil, daughter and son-in-law Madge and Bob, and grandchildren | Richard and Kathy Kathy. MEMORIALS For courteous, qualified mem- consultation, call or see Wm. Greehalgh MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL DIV, ot the Mount Lown Office in the centre _of Oshawa's green area. King St. West. TELEPHONE 723-2633 Office Hours i MONUMENTS -- MARKERS j RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 pane ST. S. OSHAW; OFFICE AVENINGS 723-1002 728-6627 USED CARS Bowmanville 623-2556 Courtice 728-6206 ~ KELLY DISNEY USED CAR LTD. 1200 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY -- 668-5891 Cars bought and sold Liens paid off Trade up or down Always top quolity TILDEN CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS (All Makes and Models) CALL 725-6553 __14 Albert St. ee tice teeta leas PONTIAC Laurentian 6 sedai matic, power brakes, power on te ond and white walls. $1995. Ajax 942- stationway son, door, V-8, automatic, low pa aod Se as four-door 1962 ¢ CORVETTE, b black with white 1 top. | oat tires. penseantre inside and out. t speed transmission, $4 phone 728-2441. pecaphiry' 1986 PONTIAC four-door, radio. A good og I four-| 1956) hardtop, Whitby 'automatic, buy at $350 or best 153 . Windsor Street. Telephone Ho aT hardtop, A-1 condition, new paint job; also iawn mower sharpening machine. Telephone 728-9217. Lac Bypsant Bel Air sedan, radio, auto- washers, seat belts, new white wall) Hella Private. Telephone 668-5152 Whitby.) 1957 TRIUMPH, TR3, wind- or best offer. 1961 PAIRLANE 500, $1,650. cash: For information call 725-1668. ™ 1959 FORD, complete Prone ie jely equipped, $825. 3150. DODGE Phone Ajax 942-5 1958 AUSTIN HEALY, overdrive, wire Regent, 1957, standard. 166, CARD OF THANKS HILL -- We would like to express our ps gtd thanks to relatives and friends for flowers, cards, wheels, etc, el. ulate condition. 728-3978 after six. 1957 T.R .3, second car. Immaculate con- dition. 26,000 miles. Removable hardtop, wire wheels, overdrive, radio. 723-4268. 1953 FORD, excellent condition. New tires and radio. Best offer. 72-4714, Immac- bi prayers during our recent be- reavement in the loss of our new Infant som, Lance Edward James. Also @ special) ), thanks to W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, and the Rev. John Smith from Centre Street ed eS in Whitby. " --Mr. and Mrs. Reginald HIN. KOLL -- During my recent stay in the po ag lige baa ae, my sincere apprecia- tion fo all the relatives, friends, neigh- bors and the Maple Grove Home ard $chool Association for visiting me and for the lovely gifts, flowers and cards | received: A very special thanks fo Or. Ww. G. Y. Grant, Dr. W. W. Baldwin and 1958 VOLKSWAGEN, 900d condition, radio, $425. Telephone Thea, sas 1956 PONTIAC sedan, t radio, $125. Telephone ee 87 bine Mh pl had In good conditi motor. $425 or best offer. Call T5048. 1999 CHEVROLET 4door, standard trans-| and moort, clean throughout. $900. 728-5674. 140 CHEVROLET impale convertibie, white and red interior, 348 motor. Excel- lent condition. Telephone Whitby 66-8989, 1957 STANDARD "Triumph 1 Ten," tou: door, radio, $250, Call 668-8136. . aii the staff and nurses on 3A who looked| after so well, \ ' Sincerely Walter Kell.' 4404, 1957 MERCURY seaan, V4, [standard shift, Telephone > overdrive, ° | shield washers, new tires, new top. $550) 725-0432. | | mission, new brakes, whitewall tires, | 4 barrel, "| trar radio, power steering, power brakes, power windows, and seats, Finished in Snow Cap White with spot- less red interior. New car Guarantee. $3195 1962 CONSUL 4 Door Sedan King of the economy cars in show-room condition. Flawless white exterior with blue lea- ther interior. $1095 1961 METEOR 2 Door Economical 6 cylinder, with standard transmission. Clean as a pin inside and out. Fin- ished in sparkling Viking Blue. Only $1395 1960 CHEV. Biscayne 2 Door Trouble free 6 cylinder motor with standard transmission. Only $1195 1959 METEOR Rideau Sedan V-8 motor, automatic trons- mission, custom radio, and power steering. Attractive blue and white two tone fin- "Only $995 1959 FORD 2 Door Sedan Economical 6 cylinder with standard transmission, cus- tom radio. One owner. $995 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Station Wagon Equipped with automatie « transmission and radio. Me- tong me perfect. Eyecatch- ing two tone bronze and white finish. $895 SAVE $$$ On Demonstrators 1964 MERCURY Maurader 4 Door Hardtop V-8 motor, dual range auto- matic transmission, power steering, power brakes, white wall tires, wheel discs, back- up lights, and safety package. Wimbledon white finish with Royal blue interior. 1964 COMET 4 Door Sedan 6 cylinder motor with auto- matic transmission, windshield washers, white wall tires, skylight blue exterior with complimenting blue interior. BILL DREW MERCURY SALES AJAX 942-1030 Ha dig |mission, $895. cash or $100. over payments of $40. monthly, owing 1962 BEL AIR 2 door hardtop, V-8, auto- matic, radio, power steering, excellent condition, low mile- age. Telephone: 728-2939 Pope ieee gat econ 32--Articies tor Sale Sunbeam Mixmaster with juicer, Sunbeam large size lawn mower, Space heater, Vibrator Set pillow & hand unit, 21 RCA. Television, Westminster Chime Clock, Lawn Roller; hand hedge clip- SPOT CASH PAID. FOR Good clean cars. Trade up or down, Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR. SALES- 314 PARK RD, SOUTH 723-9421 1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne, 4 Steers, watiiwelie; ram' weroners $650, or best offer. 668-2998. 1999 CHEVROLET sedan sedan delivery. Low door, SIBUYING or selling furniture or appli- pers; croquet set, Liquor Cabinet: with glasses (blond finish), Cedar chest (needs " little. varnish), Deltox Rug Oe 1S; Telephone 725-2995 ances. Call Eimer, Hampton 263-2294 or 263-2695, : 1. Hanson 1962 CORVAIR deluxe sedan, automatic,| radio, etc. Excellent condition, $1,650. Telephone 723-9052. 196 Plywood boat, Ls Tee Nee boat Complete unit with many extras. Laas CCM roller skates, size 7, almost new, Also c-mplete dua! exhaust system for 60-64 Corvair.723-9134 after six. 1964 CHEVELLE sedan, 7,000 miles. Auto- Inyo Filed optional engine. Call 728- CANADIANA ENCYCLOPEDIA set as well as other volumes of various names. Very moving. 728-9890, 1960 CHEVROLET, six-cylinder, two-door, standard, good condition, $795 for quick sale. 833 Centre Street North, Whitby, private, i992 CHEVROLET ge partially re- stored, new $550. and drive away. Apply 'ousted 'Motors; Kent Street North, Whitby. OLD GUN WANTED. Telephone ere: BEAUTIFUL ladies' dresses, party ices Practically new, size 12. phone DISCOUNTS! Apartment size ranges, re- frigerators, GE, Gibson Sn. up. Hones' Cal's, 424 King West. 728-9191 1958 PONTIAC gat (canal automatic. (on asking 1964 Paes sod scooter, in very Must $550. Telephone an _ | Sonable. 'whitey urchased in beucliy Very rea-| 668-8956. USED CAR parts, spindies to make trail ers: also used tires. 502 Bloor Street Eas) after 4 723-2281 COAT -- Lady's size te brown, condition. Call between 10-12 a.m. and Se P.M.. 723-1619. DOC'S AUTO SPEED and Custon, new location at 1600 King Street East for your speed equipment, auto accessories Open daily 9-10; 24 hour tow- 1956 | DODGE, halts half-ton ) pick-up, | very ; good condition. Apply Ferguson's 8.A., ton Road, Hampton, 263-2351. SPAULDING Aug. 19 1982 FORD Galaxy, 6-cylinder, automatic. Excellent condition, $1,000. Will accept trade. Dial Whitby 668-4612. 1930 MODEL A FORD, $65., BSA motor- jcycle, 150 cc, $110. 94 Sherwood Avenue, | Osha | 958 58 PONTIAC Pathfinder sedan, ) &cylin- ider: standard, Radio, seat belts, wind- | shield washers. Good condition. Best offer lover $600. Phone Bowmanville 623-2903. 1957 FORD, 2 door, 6 cylinder, perfect condition. ied Must be sold af best offer. Dial 668-5) 1955 PONTIAC, 4 4 door, 6 cylinder, ~stand- ard transmission, A-1 condition. Private. Must be sold for best offer. Dial 668-5126, 1957 FORD, V-8 sedan, good condition,| 79. |reasonable, must be sold. Telephone 725- i957 PONTIAC coach, 6 cylinder, avto-| matic. Financing with no down eisai 1961 RCH, 4 door deluxe, fully equipped, new car 'condition, 6,000 original miles, one owner. Town Line Motors, King Street East next to House That Jack Built. 1922 CHEVROLET, | baby grand "touring, |' very solid body, complete with top. Also 1921 Essex touring. 725-8088. |good, clean, condition. Telephone 725-4105 Tayn-|FUR STOLE, STOVE table top excellent condition, $50. bre aa children's \ife jackets. Telephone RESTONIC, double bed size mattress, in Russian squirrel, rich brown color; portrait neckline; first class condition; excellent value at $70. Tele phone 728-9678. WE BUY, sell and exchange used furni- ture or anything you have. The City)! Trading Post Store, 446 Simcoe Street) South, 723-1671. CHROME kilchen set, extension tabie,| four chairs (grey), good condition, $25.| Apply 29 Charles Street, 723-9128. } TRADE-IN SALE. Three 2-brush Hoover| oe ae two Electrolux vacuum clean- ers. All in good condition. From $10 up. 728-6956. TRIPLE bunk bed and Splece bedroom suite with mattresses. Dial. Hampton 263-2433 after six. ORIGINAL orchids in bloom, 'from abroad --decorating for weddings, parites, etc. 728-6657, CHESTERFIELD and chair, 2 end tables, ) sewing ichian: Singer Console, $39. Portable, $29. and treadie, $12. Demonstrator. Elnas and others, $99. Oshawa Sewing Centre, 329 Simcoe Street South, 728-2391. TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers, dupli- cators, cheque writers, comptometers, files, furniture. We buy, sell, rent, serv- ice. Largest stock, budget terms. New and used. Low overhead, low price. Bill Raglan. perfect 6 cylinder standard trans- and take balance $751, Phone 728-9677. 1957 CHEVROLET sedan, radio, tires. Excellent body, $550. or best offer. LAWN ers! New and used. ? cycle, 4 cycle electric or gas- oline, from $15. up. Terms, Gominion| Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. . PERMA FOAM MATTRESSES -- Com- fort for allergy and backache sufferers. Free trial. Low prices, Terms. 725-8762. Telephone 728-3690 or 985-2764, Port Perry. CARS WANTED if Buying a New Car? } Sell your used car to "Ted" | Talk "Cash" to. the New | Car Dealer and "SAVE" TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 "$ ALL CASH S$" For clean cars or trucks we deal up or down. Liens paid off. NICOLS MOTORS LTD. '30--Automobiles Wanted | 3 146 BROCK ST. NORTH Across from Royal Hotel lu WHITBY 668-3331 OSHAWA Auto Parts and Auto Wreck- ers, 1175 Nelson Street, want cars for |wrecking. Telephone 725-2162 or 723-4145. |LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars for wrecking. Highest prices paid. 220 Wentworth East. 725-1181. 31-----Automobile Repair |CANVAS > awnings, curtains, Opi Complete service. Free estimates, No waiting. Mil Jelinek, _TB-1993 anytime. TEEN SWEATERS and skirts, sizes 10-16. Reasonable. Phone "725-7884. GIRL'S bicycle, CCM, full size, new con- dition, After 5 evenings apply 558 Cartier or call 725-2208. 'BY 12° beige Trilan rug, with cor- rugated foam rubber underpad, one year old. $85. 728-7429. REFRIGERATOR frigidaire, large size, right hand door, $75. Telephone between 7 and 9 p.m, 723-7309. TWO new 650 x 13 Inch first line white- wall tires, mounted on Corvair wheels.) Telephone 728-2807. HEAVY DUTY, 4burner stove, excellent condition. 4-poster solid mahogany bed, box spring and mattress, Dresser and desk. 723-2007. USED WINDOWS, frame end | glass, $7. Hot air furnace, oll burner and tank, plumbing fixtures. Apply Ontario Motor Sales. 33--Market Basket ORGANICALLY grown beans, corn, ov 'ing TORONTO 11 A.M. STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Exchange--Aug. 21 Quotations in cents unless marked $. xr--Ex- 2---Odd lot rights, xw---Ex-warrants, from previous board-lot closing sale, 'x-dividends, Net INDUSTRIALS Stock Abitibi Alta Gas Alta Naf Al Alumini Alum 1 pr 1) Net Sales. High Low a.m. Ch'ge 15% 15% + Ve 34% 34% -- 2% 21'%4-- TAVa The -- Va gaa nw4+% 220 700 100 1055 $74Ve 1290 1000. Alum 2 pr 225 $48% 48% 48 bee Pip yl 730 $52% 524 we 100 $23¥2 $17% 17% 17+ % $24% 244 24 -- Va Bowater pr 1100 Bramalea BCPh 4% BCPh 4% BCPh 4% Brown Build Prod C Imp Bk Cdn Pet Chemcell Chrysler Clairtone C Savings Con Bidg Con Paper Con Gasn Cosmos Crain RL Crestork Crush int Cygnus A Cygnus pr Dist Seag D Bridge Dom Elect Dofasco Emp Life Falcon Fam Play Fed Grain Fleet Mfg Ford Cda G Mack A GW Coal B 500 $5% Nd $16%e 16¥e 16ve-- Ve #0 Int Nickel Int Ufil Inter PL Int Sti P Inv Syn A Jockey C Labatt LOnt Cem Lakeland Lambin La Lau Fin Leland Levy Levy B pr LobCo A LobCo B Locana Loeb M MB PR M Leaf Mil Mass-F Mid-West Mont Loco Moore Noranda Nor Tr Cm Ogilvie Pac Pete Price Bros QN Gas63 cumbers now 3. Pick your own. Open foo Eg Moore- croft Organic Gardens, Sprucehill Road, Dunbarton. OSHAWA tune-up Centre offers exp carburetor and auto electric service, et) King West 728-0817. EXPERT brake service and front suspension nemo: 2% Celina Street. Call 723-4233. \TRA 34--Lost and Found LOST: Green budgie bird, ' Verdun Road, end|ojive Avenue area, on Thursday morn- Ing, Answers to Joey Jacklin, 723-9580 or 725-4168. are our apd crerene 1038 simcoe North, Phone 728-73: 32--Articles tor Sale "FABULOUS | MATTRESS SALE famous brand names SERTA - BEVERLY - SEALY pn igy ped pga rar and quilted "PRICES SLASHED from $27.00 WILSON FURNITURE'S Mattress Palace .__20 Church Street, Oshawa | HAVE A SECRET WE PAY MORE SELL FOR LESS Buying and selling used fur- niture and appliances. Cail Valley Creek Furniture 161% Bond W --~ 728-4401) |HONEST CAL'S Furniture and "ppii-| jance. Name brands at biggest discounts| janywhere. We carry Restonic and Beverly {mattress furniture fines. Your authori- zed GE dealer. Contact Honest Cal's on| |424 King Street Wes.t 728-9191 |GENERAL ELECTRIC pushbutton range, 40-inch size, $75. Electric trains (4 sca jal Bs wetbaae $30. Phone Brookiin,| - | 655-3814, |WEDDING GOWN, size 12, complete with hoop and veil. New condition, Best rea-| Free offer. Phone Bowmanville, |MIGH-FIDELITY | RECORDS, , good 5 play- ling condition, top bands, vocal and instru- | mental. Telephone 723-4356 after 6 p.m. [WASHING machine apariment size, elec: |tric, vacuum cleaner . with -- attach- |ments: chest. Community silverware, |silver tea, Sacrifice. Telephone 725-4414, WEODING dress, size 7, bell skirt, cathedral train; crinoline and veil. Hes been dry cleaned. Original price $120. Will sacrifice for $50. Phone 725-3471. WASHING machine, "Easy", with pump, $20. Phone 728-0483. LosT -- . Gri Striped | young ; male » Kitten. Lost Sorte Street West, Whitby. | 668-4675. |tost: ; Dar! brown wallet containing 'sum jot money, pictures, papers, key, vicinity "Times" Building. Finder may keep |money if they would place wallet into "Times" letter box. |LOST: Lady's white y gold | Longine wrist- watch, diamonds at each end of crystal. In. vicinity of Shopping Centre, Telephone | 25-1 Lady's Bulova ) wristwatch, ster- ing rae on each shoulder, Vicinity |of 'Oshawa Fair Grounds. Reward, Tele phone 728-8559. | [36--Lesol "NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN G. CORMACK, OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY, IN THE COUNTY OF ONTARIO, | § STATIONARY ENGINEER, | DECEASED | | | | coms | | Royal Bank StL Cem A Salada xd Sayvette Shell | pr Shelt | wts Simpsons Slater Steel Steel Can Steinbg i" pr 725 pr 50 pr = C 165 $69 5 10 200 513 ce) 1575 10 500 250 200 315 580 265 275 100 370 125 748 750 xd B45 2250 200 740 $24 100 100 187% 450 185 25 v 683 125 150 525 50 225 ie 285 200 $17%e 17% \We-- Ve 325 $17%e 17% aR oe 5700 $10%4 10Ye 10% + We! 325 by J 780 2300 250 100 325 3000 315% $245 $1"4 $31% $22 23% 23Va-- $6914 69 78 78 OB 7 7 Z 800 800 $582 58 58% $562 56% 56% $51'%4 51% 51% + Ve $51% 514 51% -- Ve 6% + A! 36% 6% 370 S34e A Mie 46 Mm $984 98% Iie $924 92% 924 -- V2 990% We 90% -- 7% 4%4--2 a, a4 bg "eg -5 ioe 0 & 44 --% $142 yr) 2B 5 | Be EI W% 1% 1: 15 800 ©6800 "4 4 2 OO + 10% 10% 20 Ww pc) po] af $i0% $ 450 $47" $13" $16Ye $5584 S55 $10% $10 $424 $12¥2 $11% $182 18a 70 370 $11% 1% 11% 445 $227% 22 $63 $21% 21% $12%2 124 24 16% WM 24 $16% 23 28% 53% 53% SIM $255 255 en" $7575 $2 0-20 0" 4: eR + 66 66 6 $186 186 186 $7 7% % ss 55 5 5% %*+ 23 28% 9 9 37% si8 310 «310° 310 en! 195 Si $23% 99 $85'4 " + $27% 27% 27% -- $90% 90% 90% + 320 i 320 95 50 3% 13% ae eee 365% 65° 410 ao 410 «+5 20% 20% 00 100-100 3560 $10%2 10% 10% 293 551 150 150 595 p 100 225 120 250 w 120 14 322 $ 15 250 500 a 0 200 75 20 400 108 675 Tr Can PL 1493 Trans-Mt Trans PPL Un Acc 2 Un Gas U Gas A Versafoud Versatile Walk GW Well Fin wCoast Tr Ww Pacific Weston B West Woodwd A Zellers Alminex Am Leduc Cal Ed C 'Delhi Prairie oll Provo Gas Triad Oil | Union Olt | Wsburne Creditors and others having claims against the above es- tate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned Administra- tor on or before the 31st day of August, 1964, after which date the estate's assets will be distributed having regard |: only to the claims that have then been received, | NORMAN RUSSELL CORMACK, Administrotorof the Estate of John G. Cormack, by his solicitors, . Messrs. Moore, Lawson & Clark, 110 Brock Street North, | Whitby, Ontario. «| | | 1, RICHARD FOSTER, will not be respon-| sible for any debts contracted in my| name by anyone on or after this 'date, August 19,1964, without my written con- sent.--Richard "Foster, 335 Bruce St., Oshawa. REFRIGERATOR, very good condition. Apply 25 Grenfell Street. TWIN continental beds, 39", « with headboard. Used only two months. Télephone 668-5909 Whitby. picnic jugs and coolers. Terms. Dominion Tire Store, Street West. | TELEVISION tower special, 40%, struc- Best prices. 48 Bond ture, including all channel antenna, In- ih stalled and guaranteed by experts wifi 10 years' experience, $50. Trio Television. T 728-5143, BICYCLE -- repairs, winter storage, also used bicycles, 1700 Charles Whitby. Call 668-5685. BUY AND SELL, good used and appliances. One location only. Pretty's Furniture, 444 Simcoe South, | 723-3271. CHESTERFIELD-BED, wine, first cless aanditian. Taleshone 728-5866, complete TENTS, trailers, sleeping bags, stoves, furniture) i, HAROLD TIBBITS, R.R. 6, Cobourg, Ontario, will not be responsible for any debts contracted In my name by anyone on. or after this date, August 19, 1964, without my written -- consent.--Harold Tibbits, RR No. 6, Cobourg, Ont. 1, GLEN SKEA, will not be responsible! for any debts contracted in my name) by anyone, 'on 'or after this date, August) 21, 1964, . without my. written consent.) (Signed) Glen Skea, 318 Division Street,| Oshawa, Smort Business People Sing the Praises ot Oshawa Times Classified Ads Street, | | W Decalte A Am Moly 400 141 A wie 170 225 pr 200 747 30 100 200 216 te 10 5 150 125 75 30 pr an Bh ge" 430 28% 267% -- Ve 40 a 340 $13% 3% 34--% 31% 31% + 16% 16% $31% $552 55¥%4 554 $48Y%2 48% 482 + $23Ve 23¥e 23% + $14% 14% 14% $12% 12% 125% ae 45% 560 560 sm 14% 14% $79% 2 adie $29 Meg i 14 320 «320 si Reg 28% 630 $23% ove 3% -- $184 18% 18% $26%e 26 26% $103 103 $312 31% $58%2 582 $13% 13%2 40% 19% a% nog sr 7 z 500 $10% 10% 10% + ve) OILS 1200 | a6 500 151 $21%4 20% 21 10 820 820 820 380 380 380 +5 Ne 1% 14+ +% $s -| + --" 80 $24 23% 24 875 870 870 150 150 WA AR 46 510 510 6100 200 1200 00 800 510 272 27% 2" -- V2 22% -- Va 22¥4 2 405 p74] 198 425 221 199 101 (101101 210 210 MINES Ang Rovyn 4000 Ansil A Arcadia 1000 500 A Arc B w 1000 5 695 36--Legal ye ye 50 134 its coe 220 «20 0 WwW W 6 4 4 ~--2 16V2 162 16% " 695 695 IN THE ESTATE All per: against thony Mendyk, DEC sons the of Oshawa, and Province | OF ANTHONY MENDYK, EASED having claims Estate of An- of the City the County of Ontario, in Gentleman, who, died on or about the 18th day of July, are hereby notified to send to Dodds and Donald, 1964, Solicitor for the Executrix, full particulars of their claims not later than August 31, 1964, after which date the Executrix will distribute the assets of the Estate sof the deceased having regard only to claims of which she shall then have notice. DATED this 7th day of -Au- gust, 1964. 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Leitch Wee Don Werner Ve Liberty, Human Respect Fundamental Principles | OTTAWA (CP) -- Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey, former Gover- nor-General of Canada, said today. there is a line beyond which denial of the Common- wealth's fundamental prin- ciples by. member governments cannot be tolerated. He said in his opening ad- dress as president of the third Commonwealth Education Con- ference the Commonwealth's distinguishing principles are values of individual liberty and human respect. Mr. Massey, former . diplo- mat, university chancellor and chairman of a royal commis- sion on arts, letters and sci- ences, expounded 'his philoso- phy of the meaning of the 4|Commonwealth and the role of education in creating better un- y\derstanding amon g member jnations, "The great heritage of ideas Vs Ya ve! 24 504 -- Ye) land knowledge which the Com- jmonwealth countries offer can ibroaden the framework of our co-operation and enrich' each member. "Aid for education is not really aid at all--it is a form of partnership. Education opens the door of 'understand- | ing, and besides showing the is My OBITUARIES DONALD ERNEST THOMPSON The funeral. service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral Home Saturday for Donaid Ern. est Thompson, who died by drowning Wednesday in Lake y,| SCUBOR. He was in his 38th "lyear and resided at 253 Athol street east. The deceased was the son of Mrs. Edna Thompson of Belte- ville and the Jate Richard y,|Thompson and was born in tweed, Ont. In 1948 he married the former Joan Hayden at Belleville. Mr. Thompson had resided in Oshawa for three years and had also lived at Belleville and Port Hope. For ten years he had been employed in the main- tenance department of General Motors of Canada Ltd. He was a member of Local 222, United Auto Workers and 9 | Was the sports chairman for {Bathe Park. His wife and mother survive with three daughters: Donna Joanne, Katherine Winifred and Barbara Joan. Three sons also survive: Douglas Charles, Rick- ey Allan and 'Donald Richard. Mr, Thompson leaves four sis- ters: Mrs. Ross Stapley (Thel- ma), Mrs. Harold Akey (Fay) and Miss Hilda Thompson, all of Belleville; and Mrs. Grace Keller of Niagara Fails. A " "e " " survives. Rev. Leonard Ware of St. Pe- ter's Anglican Church will con- duct "the service and interment wil be in Mount Lawn Ceme- \tery, FUNERAL OF MRS. DUNCAN G. BLAIR Funeral service for Mrs. Dun- can G. Blair, who died in Osh- awa General Hospital Tuesday, Aug: 18, was~held in the Mc- Intosh - Anderson Funeral Home p.m, Rev. J. F. G. Morris of 'St. Andrew's United Church con- ducted the service. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Edward Allen, Donald Allen, Thomas G. Steen, Ken Roddick, Robert Ley- den and Gordon Leyden. FUNERAL OF MRS. STANLEY EASSON Funeral service for Mrs. Stan- ley Easson, who died in Oshawa General Hospital Tuesday, Aug. 18, was held in the MclIntosh- Anderson Funeral chapel Thurs- day, Aug. 20 at 3.30 p.m. Archdeacon H. D. Cleverdon of Christ Memorial Anglican }Church conducted the service. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Archie Pallister, Denis Pal'ister, Alan Pallister, Jack Jackson, Harry Andrews ahd William drews, brother, Carl, of Belleville, a'so' chapel Thursday, Aug. 20 at 2] way to prosperity, lets in the light of peace." URGES STUDY CENTRE Mr, Massey proposed that the buildings being constructed for the Montreal 1967. world's fair' might be used afterwards as a Commonwealth study centre. He told sdme 200 delegates assembled in the House of Com- mons that a pragmatic route must be taken to the realia- tion of the Commonwealth's higher ideals. "We cannot all have the same constitutional mechanisms. But equally, we must not expect too much of the Commonwealth's now respectably estab lished tradition of limitless elasticity. "Though all nations must work out their own salvation, there are certain values--civil rights as much as racial equal- ity--that we must preserve at all costs. Mr. Massey said that up to a point it may be claimed that cartations on the democratic|W' theme to suit local conditions are permissible. It could even be argued that, as regards pat- ently deplorable manifestations the wisest course was to main- tain contact'so as to exercise restraining influence and en- courage democratic forces.' SEES LIMIT "But certainly, there is a line beyond which we cannot go in tolerating the membership of governments which deny the fundamental principles which have distinguished the Com- monwealth.. "These are values of individ- ual liberty and human respect, and how fully we are com- mitted to them is, I think, exemplified by the recent dec- laration of racial equality made at the prime ministers' meet- ing in London." CNE Opened By Earl Rowe TORONTO (CP) Cloudy skies and a 67-degree tempera- ture were predicted for today's 86th opening of the Canadian National Exhibition. Workers hurried alj day Thursday to put final touches on this sprawling, gaudy ex- travaganza which will last through to the Labor Day week- end, Although Lieutenant - Gover- nor Earl Rowe of Ontario was to open the CNE officially at 2:30 p.m., youngsters and adults lined up early this morning to be the first to enter the grounds. CNE officials hope more than 3,000,000 visitors will pass through the turnstiles during the 15-day CNE. Last year, a record attendance of 3,075,500 was set, breaking the previous high of 3,009,500 set in 1962. Jack Arthur opens his 13th grandstand show, Canadiana 64, with television entertainer Jack Carter and Carmel Quinn, an Irish-born singer. To delignt the youngsters, Mickey Mouse and 2% friends from Disneyland will be the stars of the after- noon grandstand show. _ For the musically - inclined there will be daily bandshell concerts with more than 4,500 musicians expected to take part. Folk song concerts will be staged for the first time. Federal Agricultural Minister Hays; Health Minister Dymond of Ontario; federal Labor Min- ister MacEachen; Mayor Char . lotte Whitton of Ottawa; Rev. David Bauer, coach of Canada's 1964 Olympic hockey team; and Ralph Allen, managing editor of the Toronto Star, will be among the speakers at 'daily directors' luncheons. TO STUDY SEA HAVANA (Reuters)--The So- viet oceanog rap hic research ship Academico Kovaliesky has arrived here for a joint U.S.S.R.-Cuban expedition to in- vestigate the sea's surrounding Cuba. 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