The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 29

V-J TUESDAY, FEBRUARY1," 1965 OTTAWA' JOURNAL i 801 AUTOS FOR SALE i Cont. nun- Column I las. MtTIO 4-DOOR UTTO-. matic. excellent.

SUM! Ts.vv "Chevrolet" bm--aih. t. atanilurd. Clean, tike new. am.

IMS KORO SlfDANDELIVKRy. reconditioned V-8 motor' paint job. A-l condition. 722-0011- IMS CHKVnal-ET 3-DOOR HARD-top. V-B.

standard, immaculate throug-hput. Mutt awill. S2H3. 684- -3752. Il4 roRo: radio.

87S. and 7. GOOD PA9-00S8 between 1854 MERCURY MOTOR NEKtiS repair. Will aril ch.i 299 Brunaon. alter it CHRYSLER COUPE, ENGINE, body, good ahapt.

122-2868 PENGUIN AMPHIBIOUS CAttS BRAND NEW. 8775 FOR FREE 729-3B86: i HAIIXOT MOTORS 19flr VAUXHAl.L VICT OH green, top condition. 8850. 777- W.U.I.V BIGGS NEW MORRIS. MG CARS.

255 Richmond "Road. 729-4311. Top aeais. parta aervlce. bodv work, excellent selection American cara.

SPECIAL CLEARANCE of 1964 MODELS See Page "IQ Drive in Lots of partdng space in our Used Car Lol MYERS ELGIN AT -CATHERINE 233-5653 233-8411 802 AUTOS WANHD 'Archie Mcdonald pays top price for clean, used cara" or trade for cheaper car nd rasn. menmond Koaa. 723- 2035. CASH FOR ORIGINAL CLEAN cara. 722-11317 IMVEDIATE CASH FOR ANY make or model.

in condition. 236-0488. PRIVATELY OWNED AUTOMO Bile in perfect condition, pay l-A- VOLKSWACEN OB iSO L. late immediately. Private.

233-1305. evening? 745-8736. WE BUY LATE MODEL Oi Ford 729-4101. BUY CLEAN ch And tonticM, pay lop each price! trade down at Dominion Auto- noilee. i44, Carunf Ayenue; WE WANT YOUR 1958 TO 2 car.

See ui before you aell. 722- LL SELL CAR ON CON- iorlop price. 729-5872. W1LLVPAY CAShtxFOR ONE OWN in ton condition 728, 2188. W84-5102.

LANE ORMETEOR ngon. Telephone 746- COMBINATION TOW TRUCK and enow plow. Charles Moore Service Station, 2599 Carling. FORD. F-800.

3-TON. GOOD CON dition, reasonable. 14R31, Quyont STAKE BODY, TARP INCLUDED used 3 montha. 731-4608 eve- ninga. TRUCKS.

1938 FORD TON wlU) radio, heater: 1933 Chev-. relet panel. '339 Montreal Road 743-3286. TANDEM WATER TRUCK. COM.

tracts Included. 233-5803 eve-ntnga. TRUCKS, PICK-UPS. ALL TYPES Ken Seymour Sales. Kemptville, 4.10-t)40f.

1139 INTERNATIONAL DUMP, good running order, S850, 1956 Chevrolet 4-ton, 4-sneed trana- mission. exceptional, .8279. 728' 1284. 804 GARAGES GARAGE LET. MARLBOR plug-In.

232-1250. ough A' PARKING SPACE TO UCT. 101 Rochester, near Somerset. 234- 1092. 80S MOTORCYCUS SCOOTER HRADqCAKTCRS HONDA, VESPA.

AND NSU scooters, Harley-D a a Honda and BSA motorcycles. Headquarters for oomplete eales ana service. Byies and Co. Ltd. .105 Bank Street.

236-9fiVl. SIMPLIFIES NAME Although many new African nations have taken traditional names for their new sUteS, France's former Ubanei-Shah Territory has become the Cen tral -vrican Repubkc. NOTICE Realed tendera (iAND 10LET.S 0 j4e PALMER'S AUTO WRECKERS CARS AND TRVCK5 WANTED lor wrecking, Albion Road, 803 TRUCKS AHD IlclUR, envelopes provided by The 81, Lawrenre Seaway Aulhorlty which are marked "TENDER FOR CON- TRAfT MO 4RB" Tourist Information Building at I Lock Welland ranal, Western Region, The SU Lawrence Seaway rill be rerelced the eff of The St. Lawrence Seaway Authority, MaJesUc BiMldtn, 3M Cooper street, Ottawa 4, until SO0 t.m.. 1ST.

Wedneaday, February S4. 185. 1 Plana. Specifications. Form of Tender, Labour jcondttions and Form of Cortract may be obtained bv application to the office of the Chief Engineer, 52S0 Ferrler Street, Montreal or the Maientlc Butldlne.

Cooper Street. Ottawa 4. Ontario, nr the protect Director. Wetland Canal Twlnntn Project. JM St, Paul Street St Catharlnea.

Ontario, on the payment of one hundred dollar, (10O OOi which will be refunded upon Ihe returrf or the above tfbeuments In food order within thirty daya of the date fitted above for the return of tendera. If not returned within the above period, the deposit will be forfeited. 1. Tenderedeposlt for a stim of not less than ten per cejt 10. ef the tender price must be provided In accordatvee with the 'emit of the Form of Tender: or.1 in lieu of a Tender Depoait, a Bid Bond in the.

amount of 101 of the Tender, conditional upon entry into formal contract In 'the form exhibited with the tender documenta and upon furnlahlnf security acceptable to the Authority, shall Only 'lender aubrnttferl In The Authority' doea not bind i THE ST. LA WHENCE SEAWAY. OTTAW. February IMS. NOTICE-TO CREDITORS 'AND OTHERS In l'hr KsUl vf I I CY VIOLKT SU.GIN8.

Uccd. AJI perttfiii iTaviniT claitn raimt Oi titate ut th mhtivw-namrd rieceftkrd. I ale oi the Cltsy of OtUwa, in tl County of Carieton. who died on the 28th dav of De fmber, IBM. are required trt file proof of tame with the under-aigned on or the Mh day of February, lftfj.V After that date the Citale will he diitnhuied.

having regard onl.v Ui the claim of which the under-ai lined ahall then have had notire. Unted at Ottawa this IMh day of January: litbU. Guaranty Trust (Company of Canada ADMINISTRATOR 109 Bank Street Ottawa. Ontario. By PUNTAP and Kent Street, -Ottawa.

Ontario. Iir CITY OF OTTAWA TREASURY DKPARTM KNT rtJRCH AHINS BRANCH "Rrinforred Cenrrete Ptpe' "lupplv and installation of Link r'enclnc" "Supply, planting and Maintenance of Treei" Sealed tenders addressed to the Chairman and Members of the Board of City' Hall. Ottawa and endorsed "Tender for the Supply of Reinforced Concrete Ptpe. or as applicable, bo re- ceivod bvits Secretary up to 4.00 p.m. E.S February 15th, 1985.

informal ton and Forms of Tender may be received from the office of the Co-Ordlnator of Pur. rhastng (Treasury Department), 111 Suiipx Drive, Ottawa. Ontario The Corooratlon dna not hind Itself stceopt thelowt or any tender and. in particular if onlv one tender' is received the City reserves the right to reject it A T. HASTEY, City Clerk CITY OF OTTAWA Department of Planning and Worka Storm Sewers Sealed tenders a-drireKied -fn the Chairman and Memberi of the Board of Control will be received by ita Secretary.

City Hall. Sunex Drive, Ottawa. Ontario, up to 4.00 p.m- (Standard Timet MOND AJ, FEBRUARY IS, IKS lwiu ut-iiufi oi a i I in aewert in Queeniboro and Carieton Waxda. aa.toUowa: BaiellnV Road from Flatter Avenue to 230 Met weat of Parlane Ave. 23 lln ft.

of 15 In. dia. pipe, 2 824 lin. tl. of 26 in dia.

pipe and 810 lirtx ft. of j2 In, dia. pipe, Baiellae Road from Henry -Farm urive to 643 Uh. ft eat of Clyde Ave. 683 Un.

ft. or 12 in. dia. pipe, 23 1 in, ft, of 24 In. dia.

pipe, 1.080 linft. of 42 in. "dia pipe and 347 Ita. ft. Of C-4 In.

din. pipe. -V toeclitcmtlon. Intttrnmtlan and Forma of. may be obtained from the Sewer Branch, Koom 7U2.

on payment of a twenty-five (25l dollar depoait in the. form of caah or a certified cheone payable to the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, to Room 701, 71h Floor, Department of Planning and Worka, City Hall, Suaaex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, When the contract document are returned In good order within oaya alter tne opening date or the tender the depoait will be refunded. No tendera will be accented from the Contractore unleaa the name of at leaat one employee who holda a Lifetime Blaiter'a Certificate of Competency, laaued bv th Hirer. tor of Planning and Worlta of the City of Ottawa i aubmitted aa part oi me tender documenta. The Corporation doea not bind 'If to accent the lowest nr anv ider ind in natlf.ilar ie nni.

ne lender la received the City in, riant to reject u. A T. HASTEY. City Clerk. CITV OF OTTAWA Depart jaent of Planninc and Works Sealed tendeYa addreaaed to th Chairman and Members of the noarn ni uoniroi.wi Im rur v1 its Secretary, City Hall, Sussex unve, uitawa, oniarto, up to 4 00 p.ni.

aianoara i line MONDAY. IKBRlfARY IV IMS For lh construotinnAnf atorm and sanitary sewers and py a drains connections in el, in ft wara as IOI10WS; Lsurler. Avenue from Metcalfe aweei to connor street 45 lin ft. of 66" concrete pipe ad oe Un. ft.

-of A3'' concrete pipe and 37 tin ft, of 18' concrete pipe ana ais un. of 13" con crete, pipe. Laurier Avenue from O'Connor sireei xo tsanic street 374 lin ft. of 26" concrete pipe and 535 un. it.

oi 19" concrete pipe. Laurier Avenue from Bank Street -to C-L. lot NO. 28 27 lin. ft of 21" concrete Dine and 94a lin ft.

of 18" concrete pipe and 478 un. ii. oi 13" concrete pipe Plans. Boecif leal loni tnfnrn.attnn ana Forma of Tender may be ob tained from the Sewer Branch, Room 702. on payment of a fortv lS40 dollar deootit in ths form of cash or a certified cheque pay-! able to the -Corporation of the City of Ottawa, to Room 701, 7th floor.

DeDartment of Plmnint and Works. City Hall. Sussex Drive, unawa. Ontario When tne contract docum are returned in good order within 30 days after the opening date of the tender the deposit will be refunded. No tenders ne accepted from the ContracUM-a uniMs the nanrve at at least one employee- who holds a Lifetime Blasters Certificate or Corhnetencv.

Issued bv th ntrp- tor of Planning and Works of the my, oi uuawa ta sunmitted as part of the tender documents, The Corporation does not bind itielf to nccept the lowest "or ahv tender and In particular If only one tender Is received the City reserves the right to reject it, J. HASTEY, city cirk TOTAL SOUND LIVERPOOL. Enilantt fCP) Liverpool city council is making a movie -illustrating the history of music as it has occurred along the banks of the Mersey River. Among contributors to the film are the. Beatles and the Liverpool Philharmonic Orch estra.

TO CONTRACTORS' addressed to' the tinderslllned In wh ch are with resoect to I-Ock 3 and Viewing Stand at iceonlance. wllh iur peclfi'catloni Iteelf to accept thi lowest or any ELAND, Seertry. -1 4 VT 901 I i -41 Iw 1,111 ji Iff-- MA WW MUSEUM OPENS Ottawa Underwater Society presiden Andre Lamirande, public relations officer John Beaulieu proudly discuss some-of the exhibits at the. opening of the -society's "Wheelhouse Maritime Maritime Formally A jdicsgnet operated, almost a year by the Underwater Society bf Ottawa was laid bare this week, its contents forming new museum. In a private showing Monday nighr, the underwater group 24 young city scuba divers displayed the polished remnants they have salvaged from abou 20 early river vessels.

Included in the collection are Court News HAD STOLEN MEDALS Edward Horace Alfred Smith, 52. of 304B MonarStreetr East- view, was placed on one probattort -Monday in Ottawa Magistrate's Court after plead ing guilty to three charges oi possessing stolen Government of Canada War medals. He was arrested 11 by the RCMP after it was dis covered a Quantity of war medals had been stolen from th Department of Veterans Af fairs. A second man is before the courts in connection with the offence. ADMIT BREAK-IN Two" Hull" "men" who "pleaded guilty to a charge of breaking and entering with intent were sentenced to two months in jail in Hull Court Monday by Judge Avila Labella.

Andre Lorrain, 22, of .222 Montcalm Street, and Carol Robinson, 23, of 183 Archam-bault Street, were arrested Dec. 20 near the scene of a break-in at the Marcel Arvisa'is wrought- iron'shop on St. Joseph Boulevard. The two men had jumped through a plate glass window to escape police. Robinson was later shot in the leg while Ilee-ing.

-i GETS I MONTHS AI'-year-Sfrf-Ottawar-floanr who admitted signing a dead man's nam on a cheque and obtaining 2,800 from the vincial Bank of branch, was sentenced -tor nirm months in jail hy Judge Avila Labelle In Hull Court Monday. David Irvine, of 887 Kirkwood Avenue, was. charged with for gery and an attempted forgery. involving a $900 cheque, at the same The offences were committed in June, 1964. Judge Labelle said Irvine had refused to co-operate with police and name other- persons in volved.

It is obvious that you are only a cog in this operation and II j'lti need vnur coul'd have considered clemency in your case, he aid. DRIVER JAILED Donald A. Davidson, 53, nf 294 Waverley Street; was sen tenced Monday to 14 dars In County Jail and lost his driver's licence for two years when he pleaded guilty in Ottawa Magistrate's Court to impaired driving. If was a second offence He was arrested Jan. 25 on Bank Street.

Fined 1200 and $2 costs or 15 days alter pleading guiHy-to a similar offence was William Daly, 51, of 10 King, George Street. He was arrested Satur day about 12.30 a m. HIS licence was suspended six Museum Launched pieces of ribbing from the French brig 1'Outaouafte. sunk off Carieton Island by the. British 'm the 1760s.

j. The "Wheelhouse Maritime open to the public Tuesdays and Thursdays be-bejween 7 and 9 p.m. (beginning tonight), is the Underwater Society's contribution to It -occupies 6he r. room, top-storey premises at 218 Cumberland Street, housing the results of 26 weeks diving and fourj months restoration and polish ing PRAISES COUP Among Monday's guests was Ottawa historian- for National Capital Major C. J.

Bond. Major Bond praised the group of young meii. for their contribution and expressed hope 4hat they some recognition' lor But present accommodation does not meet tbe society's ex- hibit needs, and If the group is able to amass the number of exhibits- Society President An dre Lamirande envisages in the two years before new ac commodation wilt be sought. The museum is financed by society dues and is open without charge to the public. Set $53,000 Target For Heart Fund Drive The Ontario Heart Foundation, has set a target of $53,000 as Ottawa's 196S contribution to the heart fund campaign.

At the official campaign open ing Monday night, OHF officials said fund raising would go on until Feb. 14, with the hope of raising $630,000 in Ontario, as the province's contribution to the Canadian Heart Fund Campaign. Objective of the CHFC's cam paign is $1,374,000. ControMer Murray Heit, on be half of the city, encouraged -Ottawa residents to contribute to USD1 (3M Big savings to Montreal and Intermediate Points OTTAWA TO: MONTREAL $2.70 Alexandria 1.95 si Casselman 1 .30 "XJW Douglas Predicts June Vote VICTORIA (CP)-T. C.

Douglas, national leader of the New Democratic Party, predicted rVilAHrliia ika trAttm 1 nnuornmanl f. will call a June election to -take advantage of. a split in ative party ranks. ft- an iiMnnjiAUi to comment nn the current controversy over John kni.nv-. ihB 1lcivnuar.ct couviiii.

ui nit hut thnuffht it bles within- the Liberal party in deciding a time-for the next election. "I just can't see the Liberal party sitting idly by watching a split develop, and- the Toriesttme io heal It. "I'm expecting a new session. then a budget with some tax cuts and this will be a sign for dissolution, he said. "I would expect an election in June.

SPACE DUST in space, 47 miles up. occurs at the rate of 10 particles per square centimetre, a rocket has found. the heart fund campaign when officials go door-, to door throughout the city for. dona tions during the next 13 RESEARCH EFFORTS In Ottawa this year eigrht doctors are conducting diflere I I i types of heart research withltion in the management of their $53,105 in grants from the On tario Heart Formed 12 years ago to raise money for research into causes ot deatn and disability trom cardiovascular disease, the foundation has collected $3,500,000. Of this total- 86.

per cent has been spent for. research, i SsL 7 Today and Tomorrow At the Carnival i TOBAV Curling Borispie', Curf.r to-. 100 p.m." 'Battel Roll. ngii'omt tompedtion. RAtau ar A 00 m.

oias; Curling -Bonspiel at Curl-1 Kishef Park HS (no o-drrti. 8.00 pm. Highland Fling Pfpi ony) Feslival -7- Giebe Collegiate. C'arletotr University. 8.30 p.m.

Square Dance l.mh.-;, I.turent.n 8 30 m. National Bd.et SchoorTUSr-rBase Line Road, (Tuesday Night Cluhl. TOMORROW 'LOO p.m;:.- Barrel Roing Competition, 'Rideau and Nichol- nr. Challenge BC Law On Divorce (By The CP) The Su preme Court of Canada Monday! -tackled a major constitutional issue involving the right of rSro- vmciaU- legislatures to delegate to county court judges jurisdiction over cases heard by judges of provincial superior courts. The case involves appeal by the attorney-general-of Bru tish Columbia against a decision n( the B.C.

Appeal Court ruling invalid provincial legislation giving county court judges jurisdiction over divorce cases. The legislation, passed in the spring of 1964, was enacted to speed the disposal of' a large number of divorce cases before the Supreme- Cpurt. It would have permitted divorce cases- to be heard by county court judges. The B.C. Appeal Court said the legislation-infringed on the sole right of the federal govern- ment to appoint, county court lisaia a provincial legikiatuir could not give a county court judge the status" of a superior iug The B.C.

governwrtll's -ap. )f- H'. 'ISH Robertson of Ottawa; is being supported by the (ederal gov ernment and the provinces ol Ontario and Quebec. The case is continuing. McCutcheon Raps Grit Morals, Theories AURORA, Ont.

(CP) The Liberal government is bogged down in the economic theories of the depression era and "the political morals of the prohibition Senator Wallace McCutcheon of Toronto said Monday night. In an address to the North York Progressiva Conservative Association, he urged Conser vatives to settle within' the party their current squabbles. over leadership and to repre sent to the country a united party prepared and equipped to govern, Senator McCutcheon, former trade minister in the Diefen- baker, government, said the Canadian people had expected sense of purpose and direc- iaffairs. we have had a i squalid succession of scandals, small and large-ranging. of Lanada Triptych La Sylph-j idfCapitoj lheatre Admission $2 00 ,5 00 Square, Dance Jamhoree -i RA C'enlre.

2451 Riverside Dr TfWednesday NighfChibr- Says Youth Has" Responsibility -To QueBec "EDMONTON (CP) The youth of Quebec) province feel they have" a responsibility to become involved in the quiet revolution Quebec; Jean Bazin of Ottawa, national president of the Canadian Union of Students, said Mr. Bazin told 150 persons at the closing of French" Canada week sessions at the University oi Alberta that Quebec youth leets a necessity, to participate in- the political, ecpnomic and social -changes of the -J'Our responsibility is to be concerned with what Is going on," he said, feels there Is so much to be done in Quebec that emphasis should be placed on Quebec." A -strong Quebec would mean a strong Canada. Mr. Bai said Scientific medication works quickly, for to help break "itch-cycle" itching even membrane itching You can set fast, blessed relief from rashes, dry skin eczema even embarrassing mem-ore ne itch (vaginal and rental itching 1. I ANACHVit's medicalcd formula quickly calms trrttatcd nerve tndt, It YOV -mi a smmn, ni-iieiertaer, paeaie ml fit -1 Men itiirtry.

Yn'U "love" htH 1 eke aerrter enW the pprt Jouj-nal Want? Ads quitlfTesulis, CITY OF OTTAWA APPLICATION They Teach Your-Children Violence Bt'twwn thr. agfiej of five and -14 -the'vprage child wit, ncfcvfi the violcpt destruction of- 3.fK)0-bM'1n- bfing-on-, Httw does this affect children? )an "good" 'chil- drrn be influenced? Read (he startling facta in February issue of Reader's Digest. Watches Diaffionds Sterlinf Silverplate fine China and CrviU 232-334 BANK ST. Albert C.N Watch Inspectors FRED N. GARRETT- FUNERAL SERVICE Dignified, Home-Like Atmosphere Moderate Rates ENQUIRE, HO OBLIGATION 233-4773 584, Somerset St.

Wet relieves itching medicinally, quiets urge to scratch, thus breaks the vicious "ltch-scratch-itch And tiNuiNt soothes inflamed tissue. checks harmful bsctena growth, helps speed healing. Grease-less, vanishing, pleasant to use. hy sutler? del LaNaCaNE. At drugauui- f-4 FOR SPECIAL LEGISLATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The Corporation of the City of Ottawawill.

apply to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario at its next session for an Act: 1. To authorize the Corporation to construct permanent pedestrian mall on Sparks Street in the City of Ottawa and to assess part of the cost of such construction against the owners of land abutting on Sparks Street in a similar manner to local Improve, ments, and in conjunction therewith to apply the provisions of The Local Improvement Act with re- i spect to the procedure to be adopted In making such assessment. 2. To authorize the Corporation to enter Into sewer agreements with the municipalities of Eastview. qlou-cester, Nepean and Rockcliffe whereby In considers-" tion of the Corporation supplying sewer service, i the said municipalities will undertake to contribute to the construction and maintenance costs of certain sewage works.

DONALD V. HAMBUNG, Q.C. 111 Sussex 1 Ottawa, Ontario, Solicitor for the Applicant. LOVE That Newspaper and the Way it Us Save in Shopping! SMART shoppers "I the way this newspaper helps them save money, cut buying time, and get greater satis- faction from every dollar they spend. With its unequalled array of.

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