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34 TE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, November 3, 1960 BIRTHS HE w Mr. snd Mrs, Conrad Hewis (nee Woodeoek) wish 10 pounce the prrival of & deughier, Bon day, October 39, 1960, at the Oshaws General Hospital, A sister for Debra hh and Barbers i a KENNEDY ~~ Ms, snd Mrs, E Kennedy wish to snnounce the arrival of their son on November 1, 1968, at the Oshawe General Hospital, ®ibs, does A brother tor John, Bob and Patti LAMB « Allan and Beverly Iszoy) are happy to snpounce the ar rival of their daughter, Susan Ann, 7 tbs., on Tuesday, November 1, 1960, at the Oshawa General Hospital, Mother and baby doing fine MAYER ~ Frank and Margie (nes Scott) are happy to spnounce the birth | of & Uitle sister for Lee Aon, Teress Marie, 9 Ibs. 3 ous, horn Thursday, October 27, 1960 st Oshawa General Hospital. Thanks to Dr. J. 0. Ander on SMITH ~Caroiann, irene, Linda and Debbie wish to announce the birth of their brother John Herbert, on Monday, October 31, 1960, at the Oshawa Gen eral Hospital, Proud parents sre Mr and Mrs. Herbert Bmith, Many thanks to Dr. E. Culp and purses on 4A Donald and Mary wish announce the birth of their son, STINSON (nee Mer Today s Stock Market Listings on Toronto Exchange TORONTO 1 AM, STOCKS By The Conadisn Frese Yorouin Eschange--~Nov. 3 ani arked § idend, xr--¥x ai -m, oe 194 wh Hy "hy 164) 1. Highlaw 11 $i in "h ith 9% ith 14% id $2 bis Buck Fairs A Prod Husky Husky Hydro i", Can OH CPR an Bas 5 CWN Gas V4 x 1 Col Col Con Gas 125 ww Oshaws A $84 Fage Hers Pembing ' Ex ww EX Warent. INDUSTRIALS High Low 11 a.m ud, 7 ¥ " « ' ' wi ' Cor « 145 od wales wh Mock Abitibi Acad-Ath Acad Af Alta Dist Alta Gas Alls Gas pr Alta Gas w Ag € pr Algoma Amin Alum 2 pr Argus Atlas Autn Bank Bank Bell Phe Bowater Camp Chib Cam) C Malsrt Can Erin Cassinr Slee) y $000 ( Welhwel 500 con M and § 345 Mosher fiers Riri 1660 Crowpat Denison Dome , 4% wr $ 4% mr Pack A Pack B Pow Phone to David 1960 John, on Sunday, October 30, at Oshawa General Hospital DEATHS PENFOUND =~ In Hospital on Wednesday, November 2, 960, Annis Mary Penwarden, in her 86th year, beloved wife of J. Allin Pen Oshaws Genersl wild Prod Burns al Pow Fndry an Malt Pack B Bank Com dan Brew dn Celan Cher Collieries Coli pr Curt W Lon Hos A MB and PR M Leaf Mill Mass J Mid West Mont Loco Int Nickel Moore 0 NGas NG Pow NW Ul pr « « q « ( ( 150 J Waits Joliet 210 zi a 4 ( 600 found and desr mother of Mary of To ronto, and Jack of Brooklin; poring wis ter of Mrs, Lawrence White (Elizabeth), Maple Grove, The late Aig Penfound is resting at Melntosh - Anderson neral Home, Service in the chapel 4 i day, November 4 at 3 p.m, Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery RITE Entered into rest in the Oshawa Genersl Hospital on Wednes day, November 2, 1960, Andrew Ritzie, beloved hushand of the late Anne Kiem. ¢chuk, in his 78th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with memorial service Friday, Novem per 4, Interment Oshawa Union Ceme tery ROHN, Amalia ~ At the Oshawa Gen eral Hospital on Wednesday, November 2, 1060, Amalia Glaser (Whithy), he loved wile of the late Josef Rohn, dear nother of Irmeard Rohn of Germany, Mrs. E, Menzel of Whithy and Brune of Oshawa, in her 70th year, Resting al the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whithy for requiem mass in St, John Evangelist Church, Gifford Street by, on Saturday, November 5 at 9 Intern ent St. John RC Cemetery Priest the Rev, L. Austin Whit a.m Whit Entered into rest n Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, on Wed: | 5 November 2, 1960, Charles son, beloved hushand of Addie nd father of Mrs, W. Vivian Mrs. D. Gatehell (Elsie), Mrs Brown (Evelyn), William, Millon 3 in his Bard year. Resting at | trong Funeral Home Oshawa |g commencing 11 am, Saturday), Me maorial service In the chapel Saturday, November 5 at 2 p.m, Interment St Paul's Cemetery, Cavan, Ontario ETEFHENSON OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN Monuments, Markers, Memorials, Cornerstones, tatutory of all types 1435 RA 8 3111 or RA 8-8876 \f LOCKE'S FLORIST It Funeral! arrangements and I requirements for all occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE | 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE RA 8- 6535 ral | GERROW FUNERAL | | CHAPEL | Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all, | RA 8-6226 390 KING STREET WEST IN MEMORIAM | LOCKWOOD « In loving memory of & dear husband and father, Delbert| Lockwood, who passed away November 3, 1956 Looking back with memories Upon the path you trod, We bless the years we had with you And leave the rest with God You left us quietly, your thoughts un known But ou left us & memory roud to own gly remembered by LJ and CARD OF THANKS | DOYLE We sincerely wish to thank our friends, relatives and neigh bors for their kind sympathetic oan dole nees during our bereavement in th our son, David Special thanks to Rev. F. Ward, and the Gerrow Fu neral Chapel for their kind efficient | management of the service, A special| thanks to all who donated to the Osh awa and District Retarded Associa we are Leola and Dick Dayle, | STRAUGHAN We wish to express wr thanks and appreciation to our any friends and relatives for acts of Aness, beautiful floral tributes and fons of sympathy in the loss ing husband and father, Geor han: also thanking Rev. Allen ackson and Son, and Armstrong {ome Please Note Deadlines now In effect this column: Births, Memoriams. Thanks «= ? AM. SAME DAY DEATHS 11 AM, SAME DAY DIAL RA 3.3492 for Cards of Report Increase In Foreclosures TORONTO (CPM) A member of the Ontario Mortgage Brokers | Association said Wednesday York County mortgage foreclo sures increased sharply this year because more and more persons) are buying high - priced houses beyond their means on small|] M6 York down payments pai 5 ave heen| Irving Kellner this year com. County mortgage foreclosed so far pared with 512 at the same time] last year SPECIAL DESIGN NOTTINGHAM, England (CP) The Sheriff of Nottingham, Al derman Cornelius Cameron, is sponsoring a contest for a design for the pennant on his car. He says it must lelude the figure of the sheriff's traditional enemy Robin Hood. » The | | Niagara | Welland Canal |the land is gene |area's KING ST, E | municipal | believes | @rines |Was | onto | p----- - | 152 7% Kenvilie BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Metal Retains Ancient Value By FORBES RHUDE same as a century or Canadian Press Business Editor turies ahead Dr, C, H. V. Sutherland, keeper| "This quality of near-eternity coins al the Ashmolean Mu- has given it a reputation apart, Oxford, is man who|Symbolically it has at all times gold for its sheer beauty, stood for eternity--the lght of enting| Ad who sees it an enduring|the sun or the light of religious | of the value in human affairs faith | This is and over| "Because it is both rare and In near-poetical passages pegutiful it has been the metal of book, Gold--its Beauty, peculiar to the glory of kings, on the ¢ Power and Allure, which tells the whose patronage has evoked the Ship Canal, Story of the metal over the last| highest skill of goldsmiths in the third day, 8900 years | decoration of church, palace, or More People In Fruit Belt ST. CATHARINES (CP fessor Ralph R, Krueger of the geography department Waterloo Universit Wednesday another ple can be absorbed into the agara fruit belt This could be done "serious loss Lo the area,' provided can he controlled | Prof Pro head of College ald 1,000,000 peo five een- without fruit an ng of seum, i loves grow urban growth i proper! Krueger was ak in the hearin |Ontario Municipal Board Niagara Township eckin annex 7,000 rantham Township land lyin side of the Welland pre |evidence here revealed over to| AgAIN acres of G iid er concluding paragraph read ari i" is ural by Escarpment, L Niagara River tario, the imcontrolled It urban expansion also claims that n the area puts wine industry in Jeopardy rally threat to the fruitiands A. Kennedy sald a rich Chairman J board that an growing fruit ected as far as wan development the suitable pro from ur and should ble or he Ltd, #, Pos Co 1960, Ad, $364 $342, Lid 1660. f mos, $76,000; Co 0 The hearing, In it | is expected to last until Friday, His for | person In a parade of witnesses heard| Instance, "And, finally, a substance that so far this week Nia Town-| "Its refusal to disintegrate, to|is unchanging, rare, unmistake.| ship has contended that the land rust or to tarnish, has resulted ably true and so easily pro-| seeks to annex les thin nat- in being regarded as some-|cesed, has provided the common, boundaries formed the thing--and there are not many man in every epoch--the pre ike On. such things--that can be counted included--with the only meas Yi and the on to look the same and feel the of value which his fellows every. (where would readily trust,' | Dr, Sutherland's book ub- | NET EARNINGS {lished by McGraw - Hill Book | Combay, Inc,~is primarily the| = Fe i story of gold through the ages By THE CANADIAN PRESS [and its part in human affairs: It of the Minnesota and Ontario Paper|is not, he states, aimed at "the hoard €o., 9 mos, ended Sept. 30; 1060 {learned geologist, metallurgist, | $4,717,005, $1.83 a share; 1050, connoisseur or economist," but $4,423,420, $1.72 nevertheless he touches on the) Ogilvie Flour Mills fields of all these, vear ended Aug. 31 The book will bolster the faith] 083,920: 1950, $3.655.965 In oll whe believe in the continy:| itman's . (Canada) ing place of gold in world mon- | Contract Awarded [mos ended uly 31: ion oa. |¢ary affairs, and perhaps give 165, 49 cents a share; 1969, | pause A many hy see gold's ph role as eclining one, For Skyway Work [2 3 cents ALWAYS SCARCE Royalite Oil It says gold always has tended | TORONTO (CP) A contract/ended Sept {to be scarce and Indicates that for $1,005,195 for building the|1969, $356,000 {unless increased price-incentive | centre sub structure on the! Sherritt Gordon Mines Ltd, 9)is glven to gold producers, it Homer Skyway on the Queen|mos, ended Sept, 30: 1060, $3. scarcity--relative to the increas. Elizabeth Way near §t. Cath-1234,742, 28.6 cents a share; 1060,/ing amount of world business was the largest awarded $l 566, 521, 13.8 cents Iwill increase, 16 announced Wednesday ---- by the highways department, It awarded to ( Grad and Structures Tor among anada ing Ltd, of Pay Promised For Prisoners PORT ARTHUR (CP On-| tario Reforms Minister George| Wardrope said here Wedne that prisoners in Ontario reform:| atories soon will be paid for any | work they do | Mr. Wardrope the member| from Port Arthur ald his de |Bartime nt is studying the United] tates payment system with a vie w to adopting it Metro Issues 'Debentures TORONTO (CP)----An | $20,350,000 municipality of Met { ropolitan Toronto 5% - per - cent {and 5%-per-cent sinking fund and| instalment dehentures an nounced by a large group of in vestment dealers and banks Of the issue, $15,700,000 of 5% per-cent sinking fund debenture due Oct, 15, 1080 heing of fered to the public 07.25 and accrued interest 300 per cent 'Third Advance Aa | By Industrials As « buyer of securities you naturally want to know as much as possible about the affairs of companies in which you propose to invest money, However, you really don't need to spend your own time searching for dat From us you can secure, quickly and easily, information on any corporation in which you may be interested, sday oy INVESTIGATE before you vat INVE to yield TORONTO scored thelr Wednesday On index (cp Industrials third successive win industrials were 1.30, with golds .58 higher 94.27, base metals ahead and western oils up at al up 1.11 at {82.46 There traded Tuesday | *apers and banks were Inte national Paper {group with a gain of Steels were lower | Bridge off 3% at 16% [ties were mixed Thi of Canada General Dynami at 37%, and Federal lost % at 48% Golds reflected {vestor interest as {them higher with a all: point |gain at 21, while base metals) | took their lead from International! 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