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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Movember 4, 1960 TORONTO 15 AM. STOCKS By The Consdian Press Toronto Stock Exchangs--Nov. 4 (Gussations In Sonls Unis marked _§, -- . - ividend, ~~ nants, zw--Exwerrants po INDUSTRIALS ¢ Fenneesiody <3 &* Inland Gas Inid Gas wi Int Uti od Int UBL pr #15 Inter PL AS Intp St pipe [A Jockey € Fd 166 16 L331 3 Jock wis Lakeland Loto A zy LoCo Loe +d 166 We and PR wn Maher Mass F Milt Brick Molson pr Mont Loeo Maonore 2 North Star p 2B NO NGas Ont Steel Overland pr Penmans Pres Eleet JRSE0NLE FeERRelaluael RI TH Os! MONUMENT COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN Monuments, Markers, Memorials, Cornerstones, Sapstoey of oll Lg 1435 KING ST, Ph. RA 8-311) or RA Bow LOCKE'S FLORIST Funerel arrangements ond floral requirements for all occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE RA 8-6555 106 11400 Conduits Con Gas Crown Trust Dist Seag PD Fodry Dosen Dom Stores Dom Tar Royalite Secur Free Spooner Triad Off U Canso vt Un Oils W Decaits Steel Can Steinbg A 1 § Propane pr 100 12% Bwitson 100 1 2000 50---Articles For Sale (Continued from Page 31) " |GOOD used washing machine, [Api ly 502 Miller Avenue CLASSIFIED |F &huiriee ml ADVERTISING [fixie ib chest of drawers; one pink winter suit, [50--Articles For Sale 18 months, very good condition, Apply {PIANO, upright, 55" high x 26 x 237 Athol Street East TABLE lamp oak, reconditioned, new felts, $200 57001 50--Articles for Sale FRIGDAIRE, 4 neh 4 renge, automatic oven, timer, separate wari er, utility drawers, sacrificing st $100 54679 ONE 30-30 rifle for sale or vent, am- munition, discount prices, Phone RA 52450 alter 6 p.m (turquoise); hall rug er chairs; hall boy's bicycle boy's Cub suit $20, GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all, RA 8-6226 390 KING STREET WEST IN MEMORIAM EVENDEN -- In loving memory of a dear son and brother, George Fredrick, who. passed away November 4, 1047, Son many things have happened Sinke you were called away, So many things te sh +] with you Had you been left to Every day in some fig f Vay Memories of you eo Though Absnt, you a Still mis lo ved, --hadly mi pA er remembered y Mom and Dad or family CARD OF THANKS BROWN - Roger Brown, #93 Olive Avenue, wishes to thank all those peor ple who phoned and sent cards during his stay in hospital, Also many Shanks to Bert for letting me waich vision when we were room m Thanks to Drs. King and Sturgls, of 3A, for your kind attention, also thanks for the many customers of my Oshawa Times Route who asked after me, Thank you one and all, ~Roger EIGHT piece walnut dining room su Frigidaire table top electric stove, with deep fryer well, good condition, Call RA 32128 after 6 (green); desk H8, mirror and clothes tree RA and skate i Phone RA 53276 FIRESTONE STORES USED APPLIANCE BARGAINS 17" Olympic Television Table Model 14" R.C.A. Television Table Mode! 21" Marconi Television Table Model Li 21" Admiral Television Table Model with legs . .. 17" Phillips Television Consul Model 21" Westinghecuse Television New Picture Tube Consul One Used 8 cubic foot Refrigerator, good condition One Remington Electric Razor slightly used One 1960 Used Philco Dryer : One 13 cubic foot used Freezer, excellent condition , , SEE OUR SELECTION OF 1961 PHILCO HI-FI AND TELEVISIONS Inquire about our special deal on Winter Tires--Retreads and New FIRESTONE STORES King and Division Sts. $39.00 $49.00 $79.00 $99.00 $69.00 $119.00 $49.00 $8.00 $8.00 $179.00 Brown LICK «= The family of the late Roy Lick wishes to express its appregistion to friends and neighbors for sympathy ~\day Thursday. Stack Sales High how 15 a, Oar +e FF EE Ee uml tc ss gareyeey Eeladsenaeyusy Int Nickel ' NET EARNINGS TORONTO (CP) -- The stock market went ahead on a broad front for the fourth successive On index, 95 at 491.88, golds were up 1.20| at 95.47 and base metals were up .55 at 153.07, Chartered Trust took indus trials by storm with a jump o| shares, The company's chairman| said he knew of no reason for| the jump, Bauks, steels, utilities and pipelines all moved ahead in a quiet industrial section, Among banks, merce was up % at 53% and Im- perial Bank went ahead '% al 61%, while Royal Bank eased % al 67%. Algoma found support to take steels higher--up % at 32% --with Stelco up % at 64%. Among pipelines, Trans-Canada was up % at 19, Golds continued to follow an up ward path, but with none of the verve that has marked them in recent sessions. Giant Yellow knife gained at 18% and| Campbell Red Lake was up % at 17% . Dome and Kerr -Addison % ~ OSHAWA--RA 5-6566 cars received ~Mrs, Roy Lick and family |51--Swap & Barter _ |52---Legal Please Note | BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT lom | tanks, pressure system | place bath sels: sump pumps; stainiess| steel sinks and cabinets; vanity basins; lawn mowers; outhoord motors; | iping and fittings of all kinds. H, Chinn, Park Road and Hillside. RA 3.7088 52--Legal 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name by my wile, Rose Ternawskl, on or after this dale, November 3, 1060, without my written consent, ~~ Carl iF Tornawski il CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA SALE OF LAND BY TENDER The Corporation of the City of Oshawa hereby invites of fers for the purchase from it of the following lands on Deadlines now in effect for this column; PN Births, Memoriams, Cards of Thanks = 9 AM, SAME DAY DEATHS = Il AM, SAME DAY DIAL RA 3.3492 Security By FORBES RHUDE dian Press B Editor C Plan Too Complex this burden as the price of in- dA NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF ANNIE ELIZABETH FISH, House: wife, deceased All persons against the Richmond Street East, east of Wilson Road, which is a new City-owned subdivision Lot 1, Registered Plan 752, having a frontage of 55 ft 1% in, on the south side of Richmond Street East and a depth of 104 ft, 34 in Lot 2, Registered Plan 752, having a frontage of 55 ft 1% in, on the south side of Richmond Street East and a depth of 105 ft. 434 in Lot 3, Registered Plan 752, having a frontage of 55 ft 1% in on the south side of Richmond Stréet East and a depth of 106 ft, 63% in Lot 4, Registered Plan 752, having a inh of 50 ft 1% in, on the south side of Richmond Street east and a depth of 107 ft. 8 in Lot 5, Registered Plan 752, having a frontage of 50 ft, on the south side of Rich. mond Strect East and a depth of 107 ft, 8 in Lot .6, Registered Plan 752, having a frontage of 50 ft on the south side of Rich. mond Street East and a depth of 106 ft. B%in Lot 7, Registered Plan 752, having a frontage of 55 ft the south side of Rich» mond Street East and a depth of 102 ft. 4 in Lot 8, Registered Plan 752, having a frontage of 60 ft | in on the south side of Richmond Street East and a depth of 96 ft in Lot 9, Registered Plan 752, having a frontage of é1 ft 434 in. on the south side of Richmond Strect East and a depth of 90 ft. 234 in Lot 10, Registered Plan 752, having a frontage ot 49 ft, 9% in. on the east side of Wilson Road North and a depth of 120 ft Offers for the purchase of the above lands may be made on forms provided for that pur- pose by the City Clerk, 3rd floor, City Hall, Oshawa. The closing date for tenders is S pm, EST, Monday, Nav- ember 14th, 1960. and all offers shall be sent to the City Cle City Hall, Oshawa in 0 sealed envelope ¢ y marked "Tender for Land" ond shall be accompanied by a certified deposit heque payable to the Corporation of the City af Oshawa for an amount equal to 109% of the amount offered. The Corp. oration of the City of Osh. awa reserves the right to re. fuse any or all offers whether such offer is the highest or not | | Canadian securities regulation (1s unnecessarily ¢om plicated. | says J. Peter Williamson in a new book entitled Securities Reg ulation in Canada, published by the University of Toronto Press, Prof, Williamson --- a graduaté of the University of Toronto who now Is assistant professor of business administration at the Harvard Business School -- adds that lack of uniformity among the various provinelal and fed: | eral legislations is a real stum- hiing block to a grasp of the law on a national scale, There are also, he states, many de.iclencies in the legal set-up, The 463-page volume was writ: ten, Prof, Willlamson says, be- cause of the dearth of literature on the subject, and is intended lo serve the needs of both law yers and those in the security business, SELF-REGULATION Prof, Willlamson comments that a substantial part of regu- lating the securities Industry in Canada is handled by the indus try itself, "It may be that too much has {been left to the securities indus. {try in Canada; not just because i industry is wot capable of self regulation (although this may be true to some extent) but because the organizations within the industry are forced into an awkward dilemma "This is particularly true of the stock exchanges, and es citically the Toronto Stock KEx- change, which usually sets the stanuards for the others, "The primary function of al stock, exchange is to furnish a market place, to provide facili: ties for buyers and sellers to come together quickly and eas ily. To a large extent, regulation| Is the antithesis of this function. | "The Toronto Stock Exchange has been feeling the effects of] {this tug-of-war strongly in recent) years, when more and more re)' spousibility for regulation of! trading has been forced upon it, MUST ACCEPT RURDEN "The answer may be that the Industry simply has to ace MARKET PRICES TORONTO (CP)-Steer trading was uneven while heifer and "yearlings were fully steady this «week at the Ontario public stock. *yards Cow prices were firm and bulls steady and a good supply of re. "placement cattle sold readily at firm prices. Genuine milky veal calves sold actively at firm orices on a scant supply with eavy numbers of runners, heavy youghs and boners slow and hard to sell Hog prices were unevenly steady to slightly higher and gyheep and lamb prices un. «changed Catlle receipts, estimated at 7400, were some 1700 head fewer than last week and some 1600 head less than the same week in 1980. Receipts from Western Canada totalled 823 head, down 114 head from last week, Stock call offerings numbered 2148 head, There were no shipments to Eastern Canadian Slaughterers and wo exports to the United States, Slaughter cattle; Choice steers $25.50-24 with sales to 24.50 and odd tops to 34.90; good 21.50-3; medium 18:31; common 14:18; good heifers 10-20, a few choice al 3121.50; medium 17 - 18.50, common 13:16; choice fed year: lings #4.80-23.50; odd sales to 26; good 22-24; good cows 13.50-14; medium 12-13; common 11-13; canvers and cutters 7-11; good heavy bologna bulls 16-16,50 with an odd top at 17; common and medium ght bulls 1118, R cattle: Good stockers 21 - 23; stock calves 234.30; common and medium stockers 15-20, Calves: Choice vealers 32-M; odd tops to 35.50; good 2031; medium 24-27; common 20-33; boners 11:18. Hogs: Grade A 26 with a few loads at 26.35; heavy sows 19.50: lights 31.30; stags 15 on a dressed welght basis " Stil Si and lambs: Good ha re amps 20; bucks 19; good heavy lambs 17: medium com- mon down to 14; feeders 153-17; sheep $10 according to quality. SLEW FOR MONEY ROME (AP)--An Italian youth, i, 17, has con. Qrante Pargare lh slew retired having claims estate of the above mentioned, late of the Hamlet of Myrtle in the County of Ontario who died at the City of Kingston on the 26th day of February 1960, are required to file proof of same with the under» signed on or befare the 9th day of December 1960 After that date the Public Trustee will proceed 'to dis. tribute the estate, having re- gard only to the claims of which he then shall have had notice DATED at Toronto this 2nd day of November [960 PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Administrator, 145 Queen Street Toronto, Ontario, Ww OSHAWA, ONT. TENDERS FOR OFFICE BUILDING For the Ontario-Quebec Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists on Sealed Tenders plainly mark ed as to contents, will be re ceived by George C. N. Tonks, Architect, not later than 5.00 pm. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1960 for construction of an Admin. istration Building 10% Bid Bond shall be in- cluded with tender Plans and specifications may be obtained at the Archi tect's office on deposit of $50.00. Deposit will be re turned to the contractor if all documents are returned to the architects ft proper condition within 30 days of closing of tenders Drawings may be the office of the ond Toronto Builders' change Lowest or any tender necessarily accepted GEO. C. N. TONKS, Architect 37 Bldor St Toronto, Ont, € \ REBEL POISONED GENEVA, Switzerland (Reut- viewed ot ¢ jers)--Former Cameroons rebel Architect Ex {Red Hand organization, died in not a hospital here Thursday night, organization active in {terrorist activities against the Algerian insurgents, who seek in. dependence fro France, West, L. R. BARRAND; City Clerk, {waxed 44.50 a bushel; dep se, or perhaps it is worth sacrificing some independ. ence in order to pass more of the regulating res pon sibility along to the provinces or to the Dominion, "This 1s a field the Dominion has carefully avoided, and the constitutional problems of invad- ing it are substantial, But in the end, some federal control may be necessary." In a tribute to the Investment Dealers' Association of Canada Prof, Williamson says: "It has emerged unscathed from the ser- ies of scandals and 'clean-up' campaigns , . , and its member: ship Is very likely all that has preserved the reputation of the securities industry in Ontario," PRODUCE TORONTO (CP) -- Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices at 10 .m, today: Apples, McIntosh $2,604 a bushel, Baxter $2.50-3, Delicious 3.604; beans, green and beets 1. 1,25 a bushel; broccoli 1.25 a 11- quart basket; brussel sprouts .20. 22 a quart; carrots 1-125 a bushel; cabbage 75-1 a crate; cauliflower 2-250 a crate; celery 1.75-2 a crate; cucumbers, Amer- lean 24s 4; egg plant 1.25.1.50 a bushel; grapes blue 40-50, green 40-45 a 6G-quart basket; leeks 1-125 a 1l.quart basket; lettuce American 80s 4.25. 24s 4.75; mushrooms 2.25235 a 50-pound seibfevensiti ! a Se et seeded =¥¥ex Bank of Com-| Net High Low 11 a.m. CWge 0 MW 5 » » 2 dill x» +e ¥ §§ aid BerenyeFulinlss SS THEIR SUTTIREENTN lenis » shes gb 3 s 13 13 I $35% 39% 5 08 102 7 7 817% 17% iw ue io 4 4 » he Wr $20% 240 846% 575 950% wr 7] oss 45% 46% 50 50% both eased % at Norandas was 2% base metals, up % at 41%, while a share; Hudson Bay and In Nickel both eased % a M% Senior uraniums were narrowly | higher, Today's Stock Market Listings on Toronto Exchange Stock Sales Be Low} am. N90 ir stogrnyai¥alvaeue., x Rix Athab Roche Rockwin Ryanor San Ant Satellite Sherritt Biscoe South Am Starratt Steep R Sullivan and 14%. ment Co, ternational! t 45% and tion Lid. 0: Montreal s¥adfsensisengennaunioabialuntady, 1960, $406,802; 9 mos, industrials were up| Anglo - Newfoundland Develop- 1960, $757,000; » wm » » £3 RES | SRITY STW § + E Jitu Sd ¥ & ® sEeffssnsetetae 35 13 SENT - § BANK MANAGER WELCOMES VISITORS A large pumber of the resi- | ed for business this dents of the district attended | Seen at the opening, from the open house at the new | sre Harold R. Hayes, manager branch of the Cenadian Bank | of the branch, Mr. snd Mrs, of Commerce in the Rosslynn | W. H. Sonley, of Port Perry Plaza, Rossland road west, | and Mrs, Hayes, Thursday night, The bank open ~Oshawa Times Photo Id, ended Sept.! 1959, $305,248, Locomotive Works ended Sept, 30: 1959, $1,290,000, 3 mos, TELEVISION LOG | CHCH-TY Channel 1 1--Hamiilop 18% at B5%--it was up two points WGR-TYV Channel Z-Buffaly Wednesday -- on sales of 225| WKEW-TV Channel 7--Buftale WROC-TV Channel S---~Rochestes CBLATY Channel 6--Toronts| WBEN-TV Chanel 4~Bufinle FRIDAY EVENING P Theatre of ==Family | Adventures | Tin Tin | 8=Flayhouse | 4=Fun To Leprn Big Rascals 5116 P.M, 4--Mischief Makers Herb Sheldon #30 P.M, 7=~Early Show 6. Fury S~Playhouse Five 2-Ramar of the Jungle Big Mac Bhow 6:00 P.M, 6--Metro News 4=Feature Film 2~-Highway Patrol 6:15 PM 6-~Rendezvous 6:30 P.M, "58 News: sports { 6:45 P.M | 6:5:4-2~News 7:00 PM, 11~Guestwar en-0-One f Flint Stones 4--Father Knows Best ¥~Rescue 8 11=The Heal McCoys 7-8ea Hunt 6-0n the Scene 2-Dan Raven 4--Rawhide, Western Hoo ¥,n 11-6--Country Hoedown ~Harrigan and Son 2--Masquerade Party #130 P.M, 1146-~Jazz Show 7=The Flintstones §2--The Westerner 4~Route 66 9:00 P.M, 7-71 Sunset Sty'o 5:2-0'Conners Ocean $130 Pw 11:6---Danger Man 4--=Presidential down 10:00 P.M, 11.6=Have Gun Will Travel Nixon « Debate ~ Perry Mason ~The Detectives Twilight Zone ~Michael Shane 10:30 P.M, I=Peter Gunn 6 Football Huddle 4-Eyowitness to History vo hooey West 0 PM ORL News; '3p IPM, , I1==News- Weather 7=Late Show 6 Viewpoint 1:30 P.M, 1l=Late Show G----Gunsmoke 58 Jack Parr &=MGM Theatre 12:00 MIDNIGHT 6 Wrestling 1:00 AM, 2=The \Inexperted SATURDAY 8:00 AM, 7--Popeye §--Ho's Story Book A=Captain Kangaiwu 2--~Rumpus Room 8:30 AM, The Cat 'he Three Stooges 9:00 AM, 11-The Living Word T=Deputy Dawg §~Three Stooges 4--Cartoons 915 Ad, re Les Deux Counts Kennedy [3 EL: 4 2 a Heol *|bag; onions 125-135 a 50-pound (bag: parsley 60-65 a 6.quart hasket; {quart basket, Keiffer 85. .50; parsnips, washed 2.2.25 a bushel; peppers, red 5.50 a bushel, green 4.50; plums, prune 125-135 a 6. quart basket; pumpkin, pie 90-1 a bushel 2.254 a dozen; radish 40 a dozen; squash, Hubbard and pepper 1.1.25 a bushel, butternut |, 25; spinach 1-125 a bushel; | lamalaes, hot house No, 1, large §3-King_ Leonardo 17% a pound No, 1, small 0.12% a pound; turnips, un. Bl 1 a 50-pound bag, waxed | 125-135; vegetable marrow 75.1! a bushel | CHURCH MIGHT MEDIATE VANCOUVER (CP) -- A sug gestion that the church should be | called in on labor negotiations was made Thursday by. the An.|% |glican Bishop of New Westmin-| | leader Felix Moumie, reported to|ster. Rt. Rev. Godfrey P. Gower| $--Jet Jackson {have been poisoned by the secret|told, the 22nd annual conference| += hor Ring {of the Pacific Northwest Person. | nel management associa The Red Hand is a clandesting tion, The church could be of help| &-TRA counter-|in straightening out talks where 3---Casey Jones there is an impasse or where acrimony between the bargainers 'Is preventing a settlement. pears, Anjou 85.1 a 6: | 11.6-Big Four Football ¥ | +-Clace Kd ou 9:30 AM ¥=The Wildmen 4-=8clence Museum Bunion oieton AM, tot : a 00 AM, n AR of the Century §8---8harl Lewis Show 4=Captain Kangaroo 30 AM - THA 4 Morning Show 11:00 AM, 11 Gene Suid Show dd Maxie Land 1:80 AM, il--Lea Joindre §2-The Lone Ranger 4 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 1:45 AM, 7-50 You Want To Be An Artist = 12:00 Noon --Ray Rogers | T-Ruffale Bandstand Learn Russian 1 a Rogers 2:30 PM {11 tat) To Draw Rural Review Lah PM | 116---WIFW Football 11=The Christophers Matinee 1:15 P.M. ture Movie 1:30 P.M, 11=--Football ~National Pro Highlights Buffalo Zoo Story 2:00 P.M 11-Big Four Foothall 7~College Football 5--0hjo State Michigan State 4--Baturday Matinee 2~FPeo, le Are Funny 13 PM 7-=NC AA Football 2-Movies 3 PM, 11-Big Four Football eed Pm, v8, 4: 0 P.M 4----Opera Theatre 3.2-8tooges and Big Rascals 130 PM, Football AA Football THA 1} Film Feature SATURDAY AVE, 5:00 P.M 11--Outside Broadcasts 6-~The Long Haul 4--Bowling Series Twilight Theatre ad PM, 11-6~Cartoon Party 7---Early Show 5-2---Baturday Prom 6:00 P.M (1=Tennessee Ernie Ford 6-~Speaking French S~Hong Kong 4==Jeff's Collie i130 P.M, U--=Father Knows Best 1 7 11:6-Dennis The Menace 7=Matty's Funday Funnies S--Highway Patrol 4==U of B Round Table 2~Johnny Midnight 70 PM 11~8ea Hunt 7=Expedition G6--Red River Jamboree 4~Perry Mason §:2--Honanza 4100 11=Gunsmoke 7--American Civil War 6--Aquanauts 8:30 PM, 11--=Jamboree 7 Leave It To Reaver §8-The Tall Man 4--Checkmate 9:00 P.M, 114 "4=Hockey Night In da T=Lawrence Welk §2-The Deputy 9:30 ¥M, §2=Campaign and Candidate 4=Have Gun, Will Travel 10:00 P.M, 7-Law and Mr, Jones Gunsmoke 10:15 P.M, 11-6=Juliette 10:30 "Mm, Ia Clue of the Robin 1h6---King Whyte 1:00 P.M, 17:6-4.8-News: Weather Sports S-Award Theatre 11:18 P.M, Y- News and Weather te Show Man funt + Bpata 1i=Lal S G--Feature Panarama 4=Playhouse S-Award Theatre 12:30 P.M, §--=Million Dollar Movie SUNDAY =Church in The Home 8:15 AM, 3=Christian Science 8:30 AM, T=Herald of Truth §--Rar-§-Ranch 3-Farm Home and Garden 8:45 AM, #~=Man To Man 9:00 AM, 11 Rev Oral Roberts 7=The Christophers §Bar-§- Ranch + Popeye Plavhouse 2=Your Church Invitation 11 AM, Morning Gospel We AM 1=This Is The Life The Bible Answers 3-Public Service 10:00 AM. 7-The Living Ward S-- Christian Selenee d=Lamp Unto My Feet 10:15 AM, Sindustry vn Parade 130 AM, L=Brave Theatre 7="The Answer a=Christophers 4=--Uncle Jerry's Club 2~-Follow the Children 11:00 AM. 7=Mary Knoll Reports 6--Chureh Service 8--This Is The Life 4--~Morning Worship 2-The Big Rascals 11:30 AM 7=Champlonship Bridge 5-0ff To Adventure H JON 1 Bugs Bunny T=Matty's Funday Funnies 6--Learn Russian Rocky Jones 4--News Gene Autry 2:15 P.M 6=Dateline UN 4=Film Featurette 12:30 P.M (L=Family Playhouse T~Roecky and His Friends G~--Reading Out Loud Championship Bowling i245 P.M, 6~UN Review #~Newsreel 1:00 P.M, 1" Hood 7--Roy Rogers 6-Good Life Theatre S---8tar Bowling Family Playhouse I'l U of B Football i} ' 11-6---Country Calendar 7=Premier Playhouse Football ws 2:00 P.M, 11--0HA Junior "B" Hocke: Junior Magazine thall 54-2 Fool 2:15 Tm, #--Foothall 5:00 P.M, 11--0OHA Hockey 6--Recital 3:30 P.M, §:8~Cleveland Browns 4:00 P.M 11-6--Twentieth Century Premier Playhouse S--Bengal Lancers #~Hour of Adventure 4:15 PM 2--~Foothall 4:30 P.M, 11.6--Citizens Porim 6-Why Is It 5:00 P.M, 11-8-News Marazine 7=Famous Tales Youth Confidential - Amateur Hour--Ted ae 2--Huckleberry Finn LH y 11=-The Rifleman 6=Why Is It So §~News - Sports 4=GE College Bowl i H=Tiny Talent Time G--~Disney Presents §=Meet The Press 4~Face The Nation 6:30 P.M, 11--8tories of the Century Ti=Walt Disney Presents 4=Twentieth Century Walter Cronkite #-Harbor Command 7:00 4-National Velvet aie Temple Show 11-6 Hatful of Music T=Maverick 8-US Marshall &=DNennis The Menace 8:00 P.M, 11.6-4-Ed Sullivan T3-Nationel Velvet T-Lawman §3-Tab Hunter Show 9:00 P.M, 11:6-GM Presents 7=The Rebe §2- Chevy Show 4-GE Theatre 230 PM, 7=The Islanders 4=Jack Benny PM 83 Loretta Young 4--Arthir Godfrey 10:30 P,2 11-Saber of London T--=Two Faces West G-- Encounter §=Phil Silvers Show 4 What's My Line 117-6-5-4-3-News; Weather: Sport Award Theatre 1--Late Show Background 4 Theatre 9 mos, ended strong among Sept. 30; 1960, $1,255,000, 23 cents 1959, $1,463,000, 27 cents Imperial Investment Corpora: | Adventures of Robin "S\ WHITBY SPORTS og /| PARADE By GERRY BLAIR Leighton "Hap" Emms, the eccentric mentor of the Niugara Falls Flyers of the OHA Junior "A" league, brings his charges into Whitby tomorrow night, for an exhibition contest with the Whitby Hillerests, at the Community Arena starting at 8:00 p.m. The Flyers have divided their first two league games, losing a elose 5-4 decision at home on opening night, to the St, Michael's College Majors. Then on Sunday afternoon, they subdued the Toronto Marl~ borus, 4-1 at Maple Leaf Gardens. Ar interesting sideline to tomorrow evening's affair, will be the Westfall brothers, Stan and Ed, oppusing each other, Stan is a speedy portsider with Whithy and will likely encounter brother Ed, an all-star defenceman with Niagara Falls, who patrols the right side of the blue-line, Should Ed have the opportunity to take Stan into a corner, it will be amusing to see how the fiery member with the Hillerests handles his emotions against the more calm and collected Eddie, Whitby ren into a more experienced hockey club on Tuesday night, when the Marlboro Junior "Bs whipped the Hillerests, 7-2. The game bore the resemblance of a pier six brawl and not a hockey game, with no less than 10 majors being meted out, Any time a "hog town" club encounters a, smaller commurity or city in battle; there develops ills feelings before the night is over, Many a brawl has been witnessed in the Oshawa Children's arena when» ever the Marlboro minor clubs come in for exhibition tilts In case you are wondering as we were, why last year's OHA Junior *"C" scoring champion, Dave Nicholisken is not with the Hillerests--well, Dave has decided to devote all his spare time to his Grade 13 subjects in hopes of being accepted next year at Queen's University, and a probable opportunity of playing his favorite sport, football, at which he ex= cels with Central Collegiate in Oshawa, A recent shuffle by the Boston Bruins has nets ted the club, two wins and a tie in their last four outings, A 3-2 loss to the Montreal Canadiens last Saturday night in Montreal, could easily have been a 3-3 stalemate but for a disputed goal scored by Boston late in the third period, It was called back because of an off-side ruling, which immediately ine volved players and officials in a heated debate It may be mere coincidence--~but we like to think that it isn't--that since the Bruins recalled the dash« ing, devil-may-care, man of hockey, Charlie Burns from the Kingston Froptenacs, the over-all play of the Bruins has improved considerably, thus finding the club slowly ascending up the ladder of the Nae tional Hockey League standings, Charlie had several scoring opportunities on Wednesday night in their 2-2 tie with Toronto, but unfortunately failed to slip the puck behind the agile Johnny Bower, Burns was elevated to Boston when it was finally ascertained by general manager Lynn Pate rick that Billy Carter, obtained from the Mpntreal Canadiens organization for $25,000 in the draft last summer, failed to mature into a National Hockey league player, Carter was returned to the Hull Ottawa Canadiens of the EPHL where he starred last season, In his first game that he was reunited with his mates, Carter picked up three points, two goals and an assist to lead the Habs to victory. Dick Miessner, a 20-year old prospect with Boston was assigned to Kingston for further season ing, Dick has scored two goals in four games since joining the Frontenacs, TOWN AND COUNTRY . , . Kingston Frontenacs fared pretty well on their two successive road games in northern Ontario against the Soo and Sudbury, Tuesday night, they edged the Sault Ste, Marie Thunderbirds, 5-4, and Wednesday blew a 3-2 lead at the end of the first period, as the Wolves went on to win, 6-3, Jack Kane who was called up from Cline ton Comets for Tuesday's game, scored one goal Tuesday,--then when Bobby Attersley took sick and had to cancel his flight to Sudbury for Wednesday's encounter, Jack stayed on with Kingston and scored his second goal, Definitely a fine showing for Jack, who had some trouble in his early years in hockey vutting the puck into the net, but has improved im= mensely, Kingston are seeking revenge for their two one-sided defeats at the hands of the Sudbury Wolves when they entertain them on Saturday. night, Sune day afternoon, the Frontenacs travel to Kitchener, hoping te avenge a 3-2 defeat suffered on their first road game of the season, . . , On Sunday night in the Bowmanville Arena, it's the weekly doubleheader of the Oshawa Major hockey league starting at 6:30 pm. The second game gets underway at approxie mately 8:30, Pete Babande suffered a broken thumb playing with the Belleville MacFarlands in Galt on Tuesday night. . . . Fred Etcher has received offers from Oakville and the Belleville MacFarlands of the Eastern division of the OHA Senior league, but is undecided as to his future plans, Tommy OConnor, Sandy Air and Don McBeth all received Cartoon Playhouse Award Theatre offers from Oakville,