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36--Legol 38--Coming Events TOWNSHIP OF CLARKE Sram CCAD POINYEN twee Y% TON TRUCK Marked tenders will be rece- ived by the undersigned until 5 pm, Ps MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1966 FOR ONE % TON TRUCK. Tender must be submitted on forms supplied by Township. Further information and Tender forms may be had by applying to Township Rood Department, Orono, Ontario. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. M. L. ROSS, Road Superintendent, Township of Clorke, Orono, Ontario. LIONS Bingo To-Night Jupiice Early Bird Game 7:45 Jackpot Nos. 53 and 56 SEE TUES. AD. NEW DEMOCRATIC Youth Organization meeting, April 13, Speaker Dr. Oivos: For further information contact Terry Smith, 725-9257. 39--Notices FOR EASTER Florists may deliver to the park office. roves, We will hold or place for you as requested. Flower containers will be PLEASE REMOVE WINTER WREATHS TORONTO 10:40 A.M. STOCKS Distributed by CP Torento Stock Sxchenge--Aprh is MUOTETIONS om Serie viwee se 1--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, rights, xw----Ex-warrants. Net chang Stock Acad Uran 150 Acme Gas $00 Advocate 100 AAm Moly = Ang Ruyn Ang U Dev 500 Ansil Area A Arcadia Atl C Cop Aunor Sales +35 +4 Oo Mu+ 2 24 9 360 $14% 2 32 9 wo 4% 20 32 9 25'2 25'2 350 6355 $10'2 1014 Ppa 295 22 124 12% ah + 1) 1% 1% 174 45° 47 +3 26\a 355 Mattgmi Merriit Midrim Minors Manabe pala iM $l6 133 45 uv ha 132 (132 44 45 270 12 2 Northcal Northgat O'Brien Opemska Orchan "aq Patino Pax Int Pce Expl Peeriess Pick Crow Pine Point Preston Probe M Pyramid Que Man Q Mattgmi Quemont Radiore Rayrock Rio Algom Rix Athab Rckwn Roman Rowan Cn 15% 15% Chemcell Clairtone Codville D C Savings Col Con M § Con Paper Con Gas Coronatn Cosmos Crain RL Crush Int Cygnus A Cygnus B Dist! Seag D Bridge Dom Elect Dofasco Domtar Du Pont in 24% 2 Lace 4 470-470 $74 a ti 7% 614 Be WW Wa 13% % % 1% 7% 61% 7a Wa 13% -- % il +10 $22 22 22 185 185 185 $43% 43% 43% -- $38'2 38% Bu -- a ae Ps Ag Fale Ve i" ite Te $31 460 nv 15 , Bs 24% 16% iH oa Pty 2% 16% 26%. 26% 19% 45% 19% 45% +M 6614 -- Ve -Ve 8% + Ve iy GREENWOOD RACEWAY TYESDAY, April 5 as ay RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) Purse bit ae Joe, Varcoe 8-B, Direct, oi an PAtmbre oat esi, Bad 4 Hi 6Bar Gold, ® Hien ¢Irish i} Also 9.50 3.90 3. Started: Willzer Guy, so ried: Apache Grattan, North- wood Velvet, Moorsionds Dan, Jo Ste, Lo, and Chief C. Times. | hae tas RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot) Purse Harry's Pick. $1,500 (6 S-Missile Dares, Hicks 6Chatham ra Findley 3-Perennial. Compe Ake $800 2-Lea o. Gaelic, Findley 6.70 aad 2 King C lee; Hoimes t 7-Happy. MacDuff, Pac: 3 Also Started: Coeaiyn Intrusion, lomar, Jerry Farong, Sabrina Lee ND -- Kit"s Kid DAILY DOUBLES, No's 2 -- Armbro Guy|$!.400 (7) and as id i H. Gaelic, PAID $12.60 Con: Double 2-Armbro Guy and cxirs. ici PAID $2.90 NB-Mutvel Scratch -- Money Refunded Rena: RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) Purse| Brave and Robert: EXACTOR, 7-Old Scrooge, Curran 5-Clement Hanover, Walker Also Started: Potomac Lass, Matt and Lee Ezra. (8) SMountain Rebel, Kennedy 8.70 4.00 3.00/ $1,500 6Ridge Valley Duke, Varese 4.60 340 Fc elgg tea Walsh ist % ¥ oise $ aie tte eres gi Davis, Curran Started: Colonel C. Jim Abbe, Ben Carey and : The it Reus Jr, van's Gift, Mina Way, Scarlet Blaze and Ara- wana Danny. aah bla RACE -- | Mile (Pace) Purse $) ) 10.50 §.40 3.30/4-Prince Bambi, 5.80 3.80! \-Jipa, Kingston 3.80'5-Rick Spencer, M000 Welter, Crowe Hilliard 2-Sudsgate, Larush A 3-Cunny's Lou Yotke, Gilmour Also Started: Union Chief, Frisco Lou, Major's Misey, Vernon's Star and Adios Dominion, trish Ensign Pete. DQ-Finished 3rd_ disqu [4th for a lapped Bly RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) Purse|Attendance 5,014. Total Pool $292,154, Quinlan "A 00 (8) 'Scratched, Dionna Chief Souther! 2 a Tawn. oiek's Henly, Dale Direct C and SIXTH "ai -- 1 Mile (Pace) Purse 5.90 3.50 2.20 49 a2 yr cern Nos 5 and 6 PAID $21.90 'seventh race -- 1 Mile (Trot) Purse 6-Fearless Doc, Clements 39.10 os £ 10 sisier yy giy RACE -- | Mile (Pace) Purse 7. 3.50 3.00 Hawke 5.09 3. 4,90 Vole, Sonnie The MeN NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) Purse 200 670 400 3.80 460 4, 8.20 Also Started: DQ-Captain puree. Royal) ind Perfect Time! ied 'ond placed on break at the wire. SE APT BS OO sg wi eda THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 6, 1966 33 OBITUARIES GEORGE BULLEN The death occurred today at the Oshawa General Hospital of George Bullen, of Winasor st., Oshawa. In his 70th year he had been seriously ili for the past three weeks. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bullen and was born in Wisbech, Cam- bridgeshire, England. He lived in Manchester, Eng- At land, for several years. He was married there to Catherine Noo- nan. Mr. Bullen moved to Oshawa 43 years ago. He was an em- ployee at General Motors for 37 years before retiring in ab.|March of last year. He was a member of the UAWA, the Old Country Club of Oshawa, the Senior Citizens. A veteran of the First World War he was an adherent of St. Mat- thews Anglican Church. He is survived by his wife Catherine. He was predeceased by a daughter, Helen Louise; 'ir 70 B-A APPOINTMENT W. H. GRIFFIN | The British American Oil Company Limited has an- the appointment of W. H. Griffin as Mana; rf ead- Ontario Division, with, quarters in Toronto. He suc- ceeds D. E. Howard, who has been named President of the newly-created British American Realty Company. A graduate of Queen's Uni- versity in civil engineering, Mr. |Griffin joined B-A at Toronto X*UNERAL OF in 1952. He was named Engi- ANDREW BELKO neer for Pacific Divan is in The funeral took place today|1958, and most recent] lof Andrew Belko, who died on | Manager of Alberta Diveion | April 3 at his home, 21 Gibbons) st. He was in his 72nd. year. 4% 144 + Va wr +1 262 --- 6% + Val --2)] Ryanor Salem San Ant Satellite Sherritt Silvrfids Silvmaq Sil Stand Stanrck Steep R Sultivan Territory Texmont Texore Tombill Tormont Tribag U Asoestos U Buffadn Un Keno Upp Can Uroan & Mine East ChTr Emco Faicon Fam Play Fed Grain Fleet Mfg Ford Cda Bak and a son, George. The body is resting at the Armstrong Funeral Chapel. Fu- neral will take place tomorrow 6 Sve 144 bo $101 =100%2 325 $262 26% 24a 24 24a +14 234 238 234+ 1 © 60 160 FORT ERIE ENTRIES THURSDAY, APRIL 7 * at 3 p.m, with the Rev. R. A. FIRST. RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maiden|ing (5000), maiden two-year-old fillies, 1 "T04 -- vp| three-year-old fililes, foaled in Canada, 5] foaled in Canada (Division ef $rd). 3/Sharp, of St. Matthews Church, 7% -- Va| Furlongs. | Furlongs |officiating. 15% + Ve| Fair Dandy, McComb 118 | Roman Cutie, Harris 117 12. + v| Viva La Bell, Leblanc 118 | Easy Gem, Cuthbertson X112 43. + \/ Sectoria, Parsons 118 Newsy, Walsh 117 5% Jivelisa, Fitzsimmons A-118 Castillia, No Boy A-117 14Ve Dream Peeper, Dittfach 118 Wee Bunty, Hale 117 305 -- 5 | Lady Pioneer, Robillard 118 King's Mesita, Walsh 117 9 | Roman Scandal, Potts 118 Miss Haysin, Parsons 117 19% | Lady Tulloch, Harrison 118 Royal Beginner, Armstrong 11% Pharwrack, Werry X113 Gray Brat, Gomez 117 13% -- Vs|Line Charger, Walsh B-118 Run Around Sue, No Boy 117 9 | Merry Arctic, Turcotte 118 Challie Moon, Harrison 117 n 53/4 Lady Speed. Merem 18 és China Rock, it fach 17 ene" High Requiem Mass was sung| so Eligible: Altona Miss, McComb 0 gible: §=Nursew 'osentino y ' 44 | 118; Victorian. Orders Kornblum XXti17|117; Honoufer, Parsons 117; Lawless Maid, | at' St. Gregory's Church with | Some Missile, No Boy 118; Worthy Craft, |No Boy 117; Sunday Cruz, No Boy A-117. | Monsignor P. Dwyer officiating. | Walsh B-118; Grecian Slipper, Potts A-118.| A--Mr and Mrs E Irwin and F J Bajurny | Burial was in the family grave | Double K Farms entry entry tae Oshawa Union Camete Station' "Recs Sitry FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim-|" 5 2778, one rg ware. Alhe \ | SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim ling (3000), three-year-olds, foaled in Can- , |Dobos, James Kababik, Mate 2/ing (3000), four-year-olds and up. 5 Fur-|ada. 5 Furlongs. ca | Same eer rere) |Ferencz, James Csahay, John |Bodnar and John Simcoe. Hard CrpA Hawker 5S Hayes Stl Horne Pf Home A Home B Hur Erle Husky 2. 2 HB ONG 570 5 | Imp Oil 50 | Imp Tob 24 Ind Accep 190 Inglis 24 Iniand Gas 1000 205 204 Inland Gpr 1000 143 (143 IBM 500 33 (33 IMC 10500 31 30% Int Nickel Int. Util OILS, GAS inter Pe Pi Intpr PL 300 Int Sti_P 51625 123 WwW 700 450 1000 165 2000 (27 1700 575 3100 50 2400 27 39500 28 11% 490 $13% 13% 225 $19 Ww 465 $534 S34 725 $15 15 120 $21% 21% 150 $92 94 100 $95 (9% 150 $184 18% 21 $565 $65 565 25 $78 78 78 537 $104V2 1042 104'4 300 $317% 31% 31% 100 $33 33 33 250 $827% 82% 82% 1655 $7 6% 6% Leading 1 Teams In Old Country Major Soccer LONDON (Reuters) -- Tues- day night's soccer results: CUP WINNERS CUP Semifinal, first leg West Ham 1 Borussia Dortmund 2 FA CUP Quarter final, second replay Man City 6 Everton 2 Winner meet Manchester Unit ed in semi-final April 23 ENGLISH LEAGUB Division 1 Arsenal 1 West Brom 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division 1 St. Mirren 0 Celtic 3 Division 11 Queens Pk 2 Dunbarton 3 GRAPE CROP LARGE Australia has 65,000 acres un- der wine grape vines. react NOW OPEN! ALCAN Furniture & Appliances 452 Simcoe St. S. 723-0011 Oshawo's New Furniture end Appliance Store feat> uring Admiral T.V., Zenith, Top Service end mony top lines ef furniture and appliances. AMBROSE Lyn and Harry jhappy fo announce the birth of their | daughter, Tammy Lyn, 5$ Ibs. 13 o7zs., on} Tuesday, April 5, 1966, at Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Beaton and fourth floor nurses. are +h Donalda Dunraine Duvan East Mal East Sull F Orenada Frncoeur Frobex Gnt Maset Giant Yk Goldrm Gortdrm Gradr Rts Granisie Granduc Grandroy Green Pnt Gunnar Hastings Headway Heath Hollinger Huds Bay Irish Cop 4. ee ee INGO o | €°nait B 723-2633 | & fi | ¢ Morrisn Conwest Coulee NOS. 53 AND 58 Cstland D'Elda Discovry IN 50 NOS. OR LESS JAYCEES Monster) MOUNT LAWN | = MEMORIAL PARK : i, Admission 50c | Pes Two Jackpots | BIRTHS | a ONE MUST GO ss $500. $200. Leo's Yingel, Fitzsimmons 115 |Cleotus, Bradfield XXX107 + 2} Buc Fever, Simpson 115 | Crafty Music, No Boy 111 = Our Interview, No Boy 114 | Black Treasure, Walsh 116 Ip Sti P pr 250 $24¥4 24¥e 24% + 8) House Boy, Turcotte 112 |Man In Flight, No Boy 116 Inv Gro A 475 $147 14% 14% + Wei Bield Trial, No Boy 118 |Harry Hughes, No Boy 116 200 315 $23%4 23% 23%4 | iGum Swamp, No Boy 114 | Dollar Scholar, Steve X114 1000 3 425 490 485 485 ~~ 8 | Flippin Floyd, Walsh 119 |Condora, No Boy 116 800 32 325 5 } C 125 $10% 10% y, | Gelatina, Lopez 110 Left Wing, No Boy 111 me 910% 4 + V4) Golden Bubble, Werry X105 | Stan's Brief, Ferro X106 200 35% | Humber Broom, Armstrong | Foredeck, Nedeau 114 The funeral took place yes- 3 afety an, anc 1) ru Jet, No Boy 1! » 100 $16/4 | Love Quest, No Boy 112 Also' Eligible: "Gay Ginny J. Dittacn|terday of Mrs. Catherine Jane 38 $5 | Also Eligible: Select Sin, No Boy 107;/114; Danish Dancer, Anderson Xxx106;| Johnston who died on April 2 at - by |Honey Blues, No Boy 109. Shut Out Queen, Dittfach 111; $i Jolle,| Hillsdale Manor. She was in her THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim-|N° 8° ! \75th. year. ing (5000), maiden two-year-old fillies,| gixTH RACE Purse $2,400. laim-| i foaled in Canada. 2 Furlongs. ing (6500), four-year-olds and up. § Fu Funeral service was held at di 8: Good, Barropy 117 longs the Armstrong Funeral Home etit Lori, Harris 117 Mv Marian: Gornes 111 : Gang Forward, Armstrong 117 No Kidding, Nedeau 116 Wa yy eh co Ph swe ee ny at a Little Red, Hale 113 oh bs vieiatt hati an Ippet: OU, TUCSH Park Heights, No Boy A-11% "hurch, officiating. Burial was wee Nee hsp tig = Migs steoaigaeie at Oshawa Union 'Gemete Edashara, No Boy 117 Duby Cat, Werry A-X106 s ry. Pallbearers were: William | Watts, Al King, George Pater- son and Ted Gordon. DEATHS BENNETT, Mabel At Memorial Hospital, Tuesday, April 5, 1966, Mabel Trull, '2, Bowmanville, in her 85th year. Wife $25 Consolation Prize of the late Ernest Bennett and third dauoheer of the late Casey and Mary Truli, dear mother of Florence (Mrs. George Dobbins), Leamington, dear sis- ter of Sybil (Mrs. Arthur McKnight), Selby, Edna (Mrs. John Price), RR 2 Bowmanville and Mary (Mrs. Irwin Sex smith), owmanville. Resting at the! Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville $175 Jackpot $20 per line. $50 full card p.m. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. | Alminex A Led Asamera Banff Calvert CS Pete C Ex Gas C Gridoil © High Cr C Homestd Cdn Sup O Cent Del Charter O Chiettan D C East Cr Dev-Pa Dynam Gr Plains St tnt Hell 11 10 1m -- Ys 35 +" | it | Here 2065 25 5 2 284 + 'a Jonsmith 1 ated : lear gar iy Jowsey NCO pr : ji Kam. Kotia Po gbhect Foods eee Kerr Add Permo hp Aone Kopan Place G oco 4 Lab Min Provo Gas 8 L Dufauit Rang Lakehead Scurry &n | L Osu Spoon at) & Shore Triad Oil U_ Canso teitch Un Reet P LL Lae Vandoo Lorado Wespac Louvi Wsburne Macassa W Decaita Macdon 5) W Decitw Madsen Ws Manex MS 000 1$. 15 INDUSTRIALS 611 $11% 11% 11% + 270 $362 362 36% 2100 950 200 $1614 89 $64% $42%% $45\a $43 $26 FUNERAL OF MRS. CATHERINE J. JOHNSTON Bowmanville on RR| 109 $10 per line both games . 20 Regular $20 gomes pay | double in 17 Nos. or less. | | BULLEN, George |Entered into rest in the eral Hospital on Tuesday Bullen, beloved husband Noonan, in his 70th year Armstrong Funeral Home, hat: service In the chapel pril 7 at 3 pm 7 ey Five $30 gomes Early Bird Gome 7:45 P.M EXTRA PRIZES Every Thursday at the Jubilee Pavilion BUSES LEAVING FOUR CORNERS AT 7:00 AND 7:15 P.M. And Returning after the Bingo Oshawa Gen April 5, George of Catherine Resting at the Oshawa, with Thursday, Interment Mount Lawn Vibrant Gem, Leblanc 117 |Get Some More, Maxwell 122 Maiden Myrtle, No Boy 117 +|A--Falcon Stable, L J Hempel end Foxy Nan, Dittfach 117 | Mrs. R E Fisher entry Speedy Redbird, Steve X119 EXACTOR WAGERING | Glamourest, No Boy 117 Also Eligible: Hyper Blue, No Boy 117;| SEVENTH RACE TtHtPaqgyzh22.100.hViw Miss Orleans, Cuthbertson X112; Shree,| ing (4000), four-year-clds and up, § Fur- Potts 117. tongs. ediand St., FOURTH RACE ~ - " Purse $2,000. Clalm epee No Mon Mont Moore Murphy Noranda 500 $52% Nor Ct G 95 $33 Nor aH 65p 100 $50 401 $14M% 1 34 $38 38) 700 $2634 $12% $9%4 225 $13% 355 $13 130 $454 SURGEONS GO MODERN Stockholm's Karolinska Hos- pital is to have the world's first "proton knife," powered by a $150,000 linear accelera- tor, for bloodless brain surg- Turcotte A-112 Boy 113 | Prilynn, Merem 109 | Peter Picker, Gomer 113 Berno Miss, Walsh 108 | Breconing, Fitzsimmons 119 | }Moss Park, No Boy. A-116é $ tu) SKY Sparky Herrla, 113 "| Popsaysno, Ste | Maid of Honor, No 'soy m 5 | Bell Metal, Dittfach 116 |A--Mrs $ Hoover and W @ Campbell entry BIGHTH RACE -- Pur 10 ing (3000), four-year-old $27% 274 27% + Ve of 2nd) § Furlong: $21% 21% 21% ee C Harris 115 $17 16% formation, Dittfach 118 +! Matt Light, Cuthbertson X11 | Fast Kitten, No Boy 107 Gandio, Robinson 115 Noank, Turcotte 115 French Twist, Simpson 110 | Smart Flyer, Dittfach 107 |Mencheval, Nedeau 114 |Gay Van, Werry X104 | Mineral Wealth, No Boy 119 Cowichan 300 120 120 120 ~--3 | Brietsin, No Boy 109 Kam Kotir 500 470 465 470 --§ | Also Eligibl Indian Line, Opemiska 100 $10% 10% 10% + Ve! XXX105; Rem ate Ferre X110; Radiore 100 124 124 124 +24 | Line, Werry X110 Spooner 900 128 128 128 +9 | X--S5 Ib AAC: XX--7 Wes, AAC? Steep Rk 100 675 675 675 | XXX--10 Ibs. AAC Triad 200 240 240 240 ~ POST TIME 3 PM +§ 27% a -%* $25 --10 195 124 42 235 CHRISTOFF, Phoenix, Arizona 1966, John Christoff, beloved widower of Emily Christoff. ng at the Gerrow Funeral Chapel, 390 King Street West for service in the chapel on Thursday, April 7, at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. John Suddenly on Friday, April | in his 73rd year, Rest O9 Ont steel Trans PPL Tru-Wall Tw C Gas UnAce 2p Un Carbid 89% 9% 9% 00 415 415 415 $10 10 0 350 350 $26 25M 26 $324 32% 32% » wD 2 5100 100 215 Aditibl Alta Gas Alta Gas w. Alta Nat Algoma Alumjni Alum 44) Aim 2p 4a Anthes A Argus Arg Bor Arg C Ppr Asbestos C NIDDERY, Georgina Al Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Tuesday, April 5, 1966, Georgina Avery, Hampton, aged 91 years, wife of the late Levi Niddery, dear mother of (Emma (Mrs. Richard. Widdecombe), Hampton, IN MEMORIAM Marlorie (Mrs. A. ©, Trimble), 2,| Children under 16 not admitted | sowmanville, Miss Mary Niddery, pial jton, and Robert J. (Jack), Bowmanville \Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Service in the chapel on) BECKLEY Friday at 3.30 p.m. Interment Hampton |dear sister, Cemetery away April 6, A page in my book of memories Softly turns today, | Rothman Royal Bnk Sayvette Shell Can Shell | w Simpsons S196 Simpson $ ed Slater Sti $12% ( | $s Radio 5 $22 Steel Can $294 Suptest od 332% Texaco h $62 Thom. N P S71" TorDm Bk $56% Tor lron A $31M 3 T FinA $221 T Fina» 38% be n Tr Can PL Mt 75 $28 28% 267 $77 77 100 415 415 2156 $214 21% 1628 725 705 535 $27% 27% 190 $172 17% 300 $14% 14% 300 $21% 1935 $25 225 $21% 73. $57 1100 $16% 31. $63 50 $36 1330 $11% 00 $244 750 $35 610 $17% W_ Pacific WSuppis A Weston A Weston B Zellers Zenith SUNNYSIDE Monster: BINGO Two Jackpots | NOS. 52 AND 57 $500. IN 52 NOS. OR LESS $200. In announced Nos $25 Consolation Prize | $10 per line both gomes $150-J vy In loving memory of my) Olive Beckley, who passed) | 1964. ad Sales to 11 a.m. MOWAT, Marguerite Georgina POREION" TRADING sucaenly, at-the Oshawa General Hospital: --Ever remembered by Sister Alma and April 4, 1966, Marguerite family. Sere oe Gulliver (of 115 Kent Street, Whitby), beloved wife of the late David Mews! dear mother of Margaret and Ellen of Whitby, dear sister of Mrs ceva (Ruby), Mrs. C. Sturgeon (Char. lotte) and Miss Betty Guiliver of Col borne, Joseph of Guelph, in her 78th year Resting at the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, for service in the chapel on Thursday, April 7 at 2.30 p.m, Inter ment Mount Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa Visitors commencing 7 p.m. Tuesday. Bell Phone BA Oil BC Forest BC Sugar BC Phone BiFinanc BECKLEY -- In loving memory of our dear sister-in-law Olive Beckley who pass. led away April 6, 1964. Without farewell she fell asleep, Leaving memories for us to k Within our heartx she will always stay, To be rmemebered every day --Lovingly remembered by Leonard and Betty. Trans 1s PATTERSON, Amy Gwendolyn BECKLEY Suddenly at. Hillsdale Manor on Tuesday, dear wife, Mary Olive Beckley, who pass April 5, 1966, Amy Harris, in her 64th ed away April 6, 1964 year. Beloved widow of Benson Patter- son, dear sister of Mrs. Amelia Lawer of Corning, Saskatchewan, Gordon Harris, |Ferniey of Vancouver, B8.C., Henry of | Salem, Virginia (Mrs, B. Henry (Doreen) of Thorald and Mrs, H. Dunkiey (Beat rice) of Niagara Falls. Resting at the . Gerrow Funeral Chapel, 390 King Street; FOr part of me went with West, for service in the chapel on Thurs-| The day God called you day, April 7, at 11 a.m. Interment Union|. sadiy missed and lovingly remembered ermetery. by husband, Vic In loving memory of a | May you always walk 'In sunshine -- | And God's love around you flow; The happiness you gave me, Olive, No one will ever know It broke my heart to lose you But you did not go alone, you home. STONE, Milton ELLIOTT In loving memory of a At the Community Hospital, Port Perry, dear father and grandfather, Robert Fran on Tuesday, April 5, 1966, Milton Stone, cis Elliott, who passed away April 6, 1964 dear! \ husband of Myrti e pRB tla kad AR 8 ls tather dear, G. McMillan) You're not forgotten, Nor ever shall you be As lone as life and memory We shail remember thee. ~--Always remembered by daughter ten igen and family lather--ot (Mrs this loe 24 ULLAL LULU > heating is low-cost heating' Right in this locality, the cost of flameless electric heating compares very favourably with any automatic fuel system. And clean, safe, quiet electric heating offers you many more ad- > vantages! To learn more about the low cost of electric heating | ; , --and its extra benefits--call a qualified electric heating cone | your hydro de fi Strong), Alexa ot right ee OY lest Blackwater, Mila oF Greenbank, dear brother o e Mrs. W. Moase) and the late Alberta, George, John and Ella; aiso survived by grandchildren and seven great-grandch dren; in his 78th year. Resting at the chapel of McDermott-Panabaker, Port Perry for service on Friday at 2 p.m Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Al.) nee fae electric dear wife and mother, Mrs. Phil Frayne, | who passed away six years ago today, | April 6, 1960, | what would | give te clasp your) hand, Your dear, kind face to see, Your loving. smile, your weicome voice, That meant to much to me. No one knows the silent heartache, Only those who have such can fell, Oh, the grief that is borne in silence For the one | loved so well But some sweet day we'll meet again Beyond the toil and strife, And clasp each other's hands once more, REGULAR GAMES $20 PER GAME $40 JIN 17 NOS. OR LESS $150. SPECIAL GAMES $50. PIRZES EARLY BIRD GAME AT 7:45 ADMISSION $1.00 Every Thursday o | HOLBROOK -- In Ivoing memory of Kindness beyond Price, yet Mr, and Mrs. Albert Holbrook and daugh ter Dorothy; Mother April 6, 1961, father BUSES LEAVING within reach of oll May 3, 1961, Dorotohy March 30, 1939 FUNERAL CHAPEL) patinwanee ik FOUR CORNERS AT 7:00 AND 7:30 P.M. GERROW | Children Under 16 Not Admitted 390 KING STREET WEST | WILSON, Robert Arthur Suddenly on Monday, April 4 the St. Catharines General Hospital, Rob ert Arthur Wilson, husband of Mona Howarth, father of Mrs, Donald Naisbitt Shirley) Chippawa, Mrs. Donald Evans (Joy) Fraserdale, Mrs. Wm. Neuderf} (Jeanie), Virgil: son of Robert E. Wil- son, Oshawa, brother of Dick Wilson, Bowmanville, Mrs. W. Cunningham, Bala, Muskoka; also survived by = six grandchildren, At the Gordon E. Morgan Funeral Home, 415 Regent Street, (9 Heaven, that happy' life. Niagara-on-fhe-Lake. Service on Thurs-)_sadiy missed by husband, Phil, daugh day afternoon at 3 o'clock, Intermentiter Jean, son-in-law ivan, granddaugh: | St. David's Cemetery. ter, Sendra. | 1966, at iden chain Death tries to break but all in vain To have, to love, and then to part: | ts the greatest sorrow of one's heart The year may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never, | The memory of those happy days | When we were all together | |--€ver remembered by daughter Avarey | and family. Jeepers Tae Gree | LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral arrangements for all occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY OSHAWA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, PHONE 723-4624 -- In Co-operation with -- WHITBY PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION AJAX HYDRO ELECTRIC COMMISSION . . TELEPHONE 942-0500 PICKERING PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION. . .. . . . TELEPHONE 942-2930 LANGLEY In loving memory of a dear wife, Mrs. Elsie May Langley, who passed away April 6, 1960. ST. GEORGE'S HALL BINGO ALBERT ond JACKSON Every Wednesday 7:45 18 GAMES AT $10 2 GAMES AT $20 SHARE THE WEALTH $170 Jackpot 52 Nos $5. each Horizontal Line $10 Consolation $15 DOOR PRIZES BINGO, Bathe Park, Evlalie Avenve,| Thursday, 2. p.m. and Euchre vised | 8pm, The month of April again is 'here, To .me the saddest of the year, The blow was hard, the shock severe, To part with one | loved so dear, Dear still as years depar Your memory lives within my heart. TO: SELL I" who loved. you. will never" fo FRESH FRUITS - Ever remembered by husband Freder and VEGETABLES USE THE MARKET BASKET STS A LASTING TRIBUTE For permanence and dignity we suggest MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For visit TELEPHONE 668-5878 courteous advice please the Park Office 723-2633