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BIRTHS FREEMAN «-- Bob and Marly oii pleased 0 sanousce the birth of daughter, Pavia Marie, on Friday, tember 16, 1960, st Oshawa General Hospital, A sister for Douglas and Michael BOLODY ~~ Al ond i sre happy 0 announce the arrival of a daughter, on Sunday, Sept. 18, 1960, at the Osh awa General Hospital, A sister for Ter ase Alan and Michael. Many thanks lo Dr. Glazier MeQUAID. -- Bernie and Betty (nee! Henderson) are happy lo RDAouRce God's gift of a dsughter, Kim Kathe rine, weighing 7 Ibs, 5% ors, on Thurs day, Sepi, 15, 1960, at the Oshawa General Hospital. Dad still on Cloud Nine ROBINSON -- Gersld snd Marilyn (nee Ruscoe) sre h appy to announce the birth of their deughter, Aone Eliz abeth, on Sunday Sept 18, 1960, st the Oshawa General Hospital TRAVISS--Barney and Irene wish announce the arrival of their son, Gary James, on Tuesday, September 13, 1960, | at Oshawa General Hospitsl, weighing 8 Ibs, Wo oz, Many thanks to Dr, Kim | ---- TORONTO 11 AM. STOCKS By The Canadian Pres Toronto Stock Exchange - Sept (Quanations in cents Odd Lot, xd Ex-Dividend, rights, xw--FEx-warrants,) i x4 Block INDUSTRIALS 219 Abitin WY Abit pr Alta Dist Alta Gas Alta Gas pr ia Gas wi Algoma Alumint Argus Argus 2.50 pr Atlas Hteel Bank . Mont Bank NS Bell Phone Brazil BA Onl BC Pow BC Phone Brown Burns | DEATHS Willimine (Minnie) Pickering General ED ATON, Ry byte--At the Ajjax, Whyte! on Saturday, Bept. 17, Jon Williamina (Minnie), Whyte, age L years, beloved wile of Robert Edleston, Hillsview Avenue, Pickering Township, formerly of Timmins, Ont., dear moth ef of Dorothy Edieston, Pickering; dear sister of Mrs, Elizabeth Winn Kendal, Ont; Mrs, Jessie Wheeler, Vancouver r Elsie Wellman, Blackie, Alta, and William Whyte of Cheltenham, Ont. Resting at the new William ¥. Sherrin Funeral Home 2 Highway, Pickering (just east of Har wood Ave, North, Ajax. Serv at 11 sm, Interment St. John's Norway re Cemetery, GRANT, William Arthur = At his home in Oshawa on Sunday, Sept. 18 1960, William Arthur Grant, beloved pusband of Edith Pedwell, and dea father of Mildred Catherine, nephew of Florence Carnochan ing at F. Rosar Funeral Residence, 467 Sherborne Street, Torobto Funeral Wednesday at 6.30 a.m. to St. Paul's Church for requiem mass at 9 o clos Interment Mount Hope Cemetery, ronto HEWSON, Willlsm HW n Oshawh General Hospital on Sunday, Sept 1960, William H. (Pop) fiewaon (157 Church Street), beloved hushand of the late Maud Ham and loving father of Mrs, William Bone (Gwen), Oshawa Mrs, Charles Barton (Marjorie), Regina in his 85th year. The late Mr, Hewson is resting at Mcintosh - Anderson Fu peral Home, Service in the chapel on Tuesday. Sept. 20 at 2 p.m, Interment Union Cemetery the Oshawa General Sept, 17, 1060, McQuaid infant MeQUAID ~ In Hospital on Saturday, Baby Brenda Lee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mc Quaid (255 Malaga Road). Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery ~Entered into rest in residence, 79 Ritson y Sunday, Sept METCALFE rest in the family Road North, Oshawa, 18, 1960, Margaret Mary Ward, beloved wife of Thomas William Metcalfe, in her 60th year, Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home with memorial service in the chapel Wednesday, Sept 21, at 2 pm Interme nt Mount Lawn Cemetery LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements ond floral requirements for all | occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE "RA 8-65 GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all, RA 8-6226 390 KING STREET WEST -- SERVICE 55 OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN Monuments, Markers, Memorials, Cornerstones, Statutory of all types, 1435 KING ST RA 8-3111 or RA B-8876 IN MEMORIAM EMMONS « In loving memory of Edward Peter Emmons, who died Sep tember 19, 1955 More and more each day we miss him Friends healed, But they little know the sorrow That lies within our heart concealed ~Lovingly remembered by daughters Grace and family, Fern and family and son Joe CARD OF THANKS CLOSE ~ 1 would like to express my sincere thanks to the nurses and nurses' aldes in 1B during my stay in the Oshawa General Hospital. Also to Dr, Hall for his kind attention, Thanks to Reverend Mutton, and LA, Canadian Legion Branch No. 43, Also to the rola tives, neighbors and friends for the flowers, cards, gifts and visits. Special thanks to the VON nurse that called Mrs. M, Close Ph may think the wound is Please Note Deadlines now this column: Births, Memoriams, Thanks == 9 AM. SAME DAY DEATHS = 11 AM. SAME DAY DIAL RA 3.3492 In effect for Cards of the Cal Pow Cl Fndry Can Wire B € Bapk Com Can brew CBAL A wis Cdn Celan Collieries C Curt W Fleetwood Ford Us Fndtn Gat 5 pe pr From Silent Films To Theme Of Colorful Book A fessor R. Fulton, an associate pro- of English at Purdue Upl versity has written an entertain ing and sensitive book the subject of "the development of a art from silent films to the age of television" in his most recent book, "MOTION PICTURES", (Burns and MacEachern Lid.) Profes Fulton starts back with Thomas Edison's one PoOMY motion pleture studio (the firs in the world) and brings the reader forward to the multi million-dollar Hollywood studios There a OTT'S SNEEZE", recognized as the picture, and notes on Or 18 'now motion inerama which first on ( from the peep-show boxes and ture |nickelodeons to movie houses wired for stereophonic sound Professor Fulton points out tha the motion pictures during the first hall of the 20th Century is the most characteristic art to emerge from a machine Rebels Attack In Vientiane VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) rebel regime of Gen, Phoumi Nosavan announced early today "liberating force were launching an assault on Vientl ane, administrative capital neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma Phouma cancelled an emer gency cabinet meeting with King Savang Vathana at the royal cap ital of Luang Prabang in face of the new threat I'he rebel radio at khet called on the defenders of Vientiane to lay down their arms and also warned residents of the city to seek shelter An unconfirmed several battalions forces are moving up the kong River toward Vientiane The latest development lowed closely a 30-minute chine-gun and mortar Sunday against the city MARKET PRICES | TORONTO cream and were quoted ery today at: First grade deliv ered Toronto, 66 cents; of truck 63 cents; special grade, 68 cents The egg market was reported steady with receipts light for a light demand Country dealers are quoted hy the federal department of agri culture on Canada grade eggs delivered Toronto, in fibre cases A large 52; A medium 35; small 20; B 31; C 21 Butter prices: Canada, first grade: Ontario tenderable 63 is report sald of Me- ma The fir cP) butter by the Cc uralog | print prices city cream A Critic Thinks Diary Hoax LONDON (CP)--A British critic suggests a literary hoax lurking between the covers of a Canadian book about an English gentleman Leonard Russell, literary editor of The Sunday Times, says the book-by Richard Pennington, head librarian at McGill University in Montreal somewhat mysteri ous, It purports to be the private diary of a real person named David Peterley, but Russell says he 'rum thing that no one 1 have spoken to seems to remem ber David Peterley, not even people with whom he claims par ticular friendship Yet, adds Russell sents himseél with particularity," piece portrait, country is is Peterley pre extraordinary there is a frontis and the journal of David Peterley is in the manu script collection at MeGi "1 cant think what the answer can Unless, of course, the diary is really the work of Rich ard Pennington But Russell says the book, en. titled Peterley Harvest, is a bril liant plece of writing be non-tenderable 62%, in light trad ing: western 62'4 (nominal) Wholesale prices were Apples, Mac. | TORONTO (CP) {fruit and vegetable reported today at Intosh No, 1, $3754 a bushel; beans green and waxed, 851 11-quart basket; blueberries, 0 per ll.quart basket; beets a bushel; hroccoli, 1.1.25 11.quart basket; cabbage, 1 a box; carrots, unwashed 1, washed, 1-125 a bushel cantaloupe, 1 per 20-quart basket celery, 1.75.2 a case; lettuce, 2.25 per mushrooms, 3 per S-pound basket; onions, 1.63 1.75 per 50-pound basket; pars ley, 75 cents to 1 per 8-quart bas ket; peas, 1 per f.quart basket; pears, Bartlet, 85-1 per 6.quart leno basket; plums 90 per 6 quart basket; radish 15-40 a dozen; squash, 1 a bushel; toma ytoes, 35 per 6-quart basket; tur 1 per plain, 1.50 per waxed vegetable marrow, 75-1 a bushel per 3.5 1-1 per 1 36's nips CHICAGO (AP) he grain fu tures market was mostly easier today in an unusually dull open ng of the board of trade Wheat cent to corn Septen 8 to Decem soybeans unchanged to September $2.12 bushe ember was a De her $1.12 lower lower $1.93%:; ower unchanged bet 68%; 1% lower . 9 unless marked §, Net Seles Wighlow 11 sm. Ch ge close-up of "FRED fith, Erie h Von Stroheim, ¢ and its possibilities spectacular birth and rise of | cultural enjoyment | phenomenon of the age The first greater for motion pictures than {for any of the | the motion Pletures are unique in diences are aware only of the ef The BOvernment, ' Communist » of P houmi, the | will Savanna. services need brightening up Phoum!'s 18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, September 19, 1960 Today's Stock Market Listings on Toronto blow 11 $104 wh 3 5 } Sock Cdn Astoris C N Inea Can NW Chester Coch Will Coin Lake Cimisgas Bellekeno Discovry halliwell Block Sales West C Brew 50 West A wis 210 Wdwd A wit 10 Curb Anglo-Nild Asbestos flock m. 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SWING HYMNS etherlands ca A DARTFORD, England The congregation of an Anglican church in this Kent town soon ¢ be singing hymns to swing music. The vicar decided hi Farm Equipment Ltd, says in a production of the movies dis 0 outstanding shares of N, K art in a highly readable way. He (¢ used in film-making Mr Bechhold added that a spe the Industry and the MOON" y use of the have been obtained Jolin ROBBERY" for the rudiments the nine months ended July 31 of machine and the art 'in- art, and finally "THE BIRTH OF year to resolve questions about the re- the motion pictures prospects are anticipated for the fons revail "ang appreciation well-written volume with more HORS prevailing in Canada and careful attention to detall, |e, {that drenched the granaries of caught between the BRANTFORD (CP)--Storage rain movement headed by trial and domestic water supply to Import wheat after being sald Saturday lege students and the army to (cP) two major storage dams, each regime reports severe losses etter to shareholders that final agreements have been signed for the acquisition by Cockshutt of all ACES STOR $ ake ; ! ' TRACES $1 MY or the develop cussed, and His i Hin i Winston-8ansom Florida Corpor. ds y yy aiabtnES 33 Do vell. worthwhile, He OHers|qijoy which has large Florida ment 0! picture an' an analysis and explanation and real estate holdings gives special attention to the role p sed for their cial 'shareholders' meeting will of techniques, using b frame. portance art of Motion pic-\he held for consideration of the york the historical background of tyres TRIP TO THE soreement after certain rulings ly ments of important directors machine record theatrical] Cockshutt Farm Equipment V Melies, Edwin 8. Por- performance on a He re-\with head office and plant at Linstein, D, W, Grif- fers to "THE GREAT TRAIN Brantford Ont.~had net loss in Ford, Pare Lorentz and others, of editing, "QUEEN ELIZA. $320,062, compared with a net Professor Fulton's skilful differ- BETH" for the domination profit of $896,995 in the corre entiation between the motion pic- late as 1912 of the machine over sponding period of the preceding creases appreciation of the art A NATION" and "INTOLER. Consolidated sales were down its province, its accomplishments ANCE" for the establishment of 9.1 per cent to $22,807,040 and helps| editing as the basis of the art off Mr. Bechhold says 'good ationship and future of the mov No modern film library will be final quarter when sales volume les and television, complete without a copy of 'MO. iradit onda ly Teaches its peak, He says the disparity between TION PICTURES", a handsome, "Ith favorable harvesting condi J the Unit Stat than 16 illustrations, Professor ' a ted tates.' Fulton Is to be commended for his painstaking research and European Warvest [ing came from Thailand, across | |the Meong River from Vienti Increase am LONDON (AP) From Wales to the Urals the harvest In, terners here said the at safe at last from torrential rain tac Weats force appeared part of a 0 eat 00 lcampaign to harass Phouma | Europe through the summer To some countries the activities of the pro. capacity in Grand Valley water brought hardship, Destruction of Pathet Lao rebels reservoirs must be doubled to crops in Northern Italy was so anti-Communist revolu. prevent flooding and meet indus- | widespread. the country is having requirements F chief engineer of the River Conservation Commission, | He called for a 100,000 to 200. |help clear sodden fields but will 000 acre-feet increase In capa-/lose an estimated 240,000,000 ty, The Grand Valley now has bushels, The Polish Communist vith about 46,000 acre-feet capa: from drought early in the season city, and floods later on | fol-| bharrage| great whiskies In one brand Years ago Adams distilled 29 great whiskies, each with its own distinctive characteristics, and then Hales Roberts, | largely self-supporting In grains | Exchange Net Sales WighLow 11 a.m, Ch WH $n Wha Wh 1s 1 15 » » " 615 4 ! | Net Wightow iI sm Chige Stock 7 # Norands N Coldsirm wh Norsp A wis 008 'Lesry Labrry Opemiska wh Orhan 1006 Ormsby Ofisky Pick Crow Preston Pros Aly Frrdex 5 4 Que Cop y | Que Lith 2 Quemont Sl 1606 7 615 145 » 2% " 475 1006 i] Yd 10h 450 106006 1184 % Steep R Suliven Sunburst Sylvanite Taurcanis Territory U Mining Un Fort Upp Can Ventures Vespar Waite Am Willroy Wiltsey Wr Harg Yk Bear Young HG Curb Yukon Con 100 50d) 3500 2500 0h) 200 : 52% $U% 1 4 | 0 3 3 1 WH) 00 17500 ¥ 1506 iN) 100 P14 ROYAL ITORS vb 9500 TOKYO (AP)--Crown Prince ! 7000 Akihito and Princess Michiko will 4 be accompanied by a li-member £500 suite when they leave Sept, 22 on 2000 goodw sit to the Unit 200 States They were Iinvied hy 300 President Elsenhower to mark 2000 100 years of U.8.~Japanese diplo | matic 0% Wh 60 1% ed @ vi 9% 4 76 000 500 relations 7 Florida's Sand | {day Like Gold Dust By BEN FUNK | MIAMI, Fla, (AP) Floridas of the Florida boom of the 20, famous sand is turning ld but the cases are hardly parallel dust for many investors PAPER LOSSES land boom In the earlier purchase Take the contracts known as binder agree Cutcheon, a were exchanged instead o paid $6,000 land was sold and resold three blocks in Bt, Petersburg in a spiralling upward sink hole known as Pond action In 1953 he sold two of block losses for $250,000 Today, McCutcheon happl holds on to his third block, Ing that soon it will bring another quarter of a million Take the experience of Mr, and Mrs, George A. Mero, They in vested $9,500 in 321 acres of raw land near Daytona Beach in 1052 held it seven years and sold it to a development firm for $199,500 SOLID PROFITS Not all land deals In this boom Ing stale are so spectacular but plenty of money being made every day in Floria real estate A sergeant mustered out of the US. Air Force in 1053 invested a few hundred dollars in a bowl- ing alley and oceanfront lot al Cocoa Beach in the flourishing Cape Canaveral area, Today he Is associated with a construction company and five major hotels A barber who moved from In diana in 1952 picked up six lots at Cocoa Beach for $6,000, His this year 12,438 Britons emigrated property is worth about $90,000 (0 Canada, an increase of nearly now but he isn't selling, He lives (2,000 compared with the same a great life on several thousand period in 1089. Most other Com dollars a year he collects In monwealth countries report sim. rentals {ilar increases, These stories seem reminiscent into g in the hig boom c florist or of Paul Me In 1046 |} equivalent ase ements the of cash a the price on each tran the Goose the came were mostly on paper Today hard da land ly figur nim cash goes into Flor The boom is supported of new industries population explosion All over the southern two-thirds of Florida the boom has blos somed stupendously since the end| of the In northern Florida values have risen more conservatively Around Jacksonville, real estate firms report that prices have merely doubled in the past dec. ane, by thousauds and hy a war is More Britons Come To Canada | LONDON (CP) British emi gration to Canada is increasing) and a Canadian immigration | spokesman says "'we expect the tempo to persist," | During the first six months of I'm not just looking . . . I'm sold on City of Oshawa Serial Debentures [ atched When the crash)' {from 'Radiant Energy Retirement Job WINNIPEG (CP) One of happened to be a bit of both" North America's leading natural, He developed the first method j Bertram William (Bert) of estimating waterfow! popuis- twright of Winn peg says be tion in Canoda---where most of | Plans to spend his retirement try. North America's ducks are bred. ing to de velop 8 theory of For 16 years, he travelled an diant ener as an uually far north as Great ingredient of life Slave Lake in the Northwest Ter Mr, Cartwright, ritories to conduct field and ser became interested SUPVEVS ence as 8 five-y nal Malvern, PLANE CRASHES Sept. 15 ' Fm not up to slogging Ducks the marshes and flying tional ' year organization er he has been { since of plane crashes and interes landings erashed "ra important as 70, who first in natural sei car-okd boy in his England, retired as chief paturalist of Unlimited, an interna waler fowl conser on i} had held the po 1 Ve Now through 7000 mil During na numb forced of Hone I DUsh wis it re ' Mr, and Mrs, Cartwright will etire to Victoria, where he plans keep active in several pas des his study of ra- diant energy inl "Pm going to work in the gar. of den and do some fishing--1 want of those salmon and 1'd like to do ng, Oh yes, and a dandy natural his in Victoria," Vi [] ( He n are on His date ornihtolog) in radiant nis early day In 1925, he and an Canadian naturalist, C, G Harrold, published 8 paper on the subject EXCITING STUDY "The TE Bre the really outstanding this field," he said view "The radiant birds are tha Energy an at Cumberland the first year 1 went north, catapulied into a willow we hit, but fortunately hitting a spring mat from $ § 4s t othe J like I's makings of a discovery in in an inter times hes earth is bathed The whole eolors to reflected light a red bird absorbs all the light hands except red, which s reflected and gives it its color "But ney paid much tory attention 1 ie absorned light I believe many of a bird's phy charac governed NET EARNINGS ti ne migra that our in gations are lead | TORONTO (CP ng us to {market moved I think a law di ( the board covered to the la zed of gravita it could ha ( a profound humar science too.' energ due 0 eateh some out there some travell y i they've go we've er society th 0 i ( ( tie he al are r ng f ny ma in their urg vha vest The stock arply lower as traders of confi mpects were off 2 at 84.12, 158,44 and 86.42 was 659, with Fri. same time, led industrials Moore was ng fl here be Te today comparable m. And hearing their lack p ndustrials mpha ence in anadiar on On dex at 491.13 BIRD-WATCHER oa a Cartwright recalled when a five-year-old on wall In Maly yide-eyed a newly-hatched birds nearnhy tree I. ' that he cided to t all id about the nature, he gous il al YOUNG Mr 72 a volume mpared 14.000 at the he and full cheeped a am sal n nest a the a 18 per 7 time a ng taki a International 4'%6. Meln- provided little Ys at 26% remained tangled ia that has been the ton ¥ngland of trading in recent came Canada weeks and followed Pacific Per turning his back|troleum with a drop of is at 10%, Da oy. va KIDNEYAIDkn . 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