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Weekly Summary Of Stock Market Activity ||! This Week High Low Close Ch'ge High Low 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, rday, September 23, 1961 BIRTHS Start Crime Lab Coroners' Class weThis Wee Kee 16 By The Canadian Press Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low Declines outnumbered advances by 409 to 286 BAKER -- Alan and Norma (nee Borrow) are very ha to announce the birth of their son, William James, 7 Ibs. 13 ozs., on Friday, September 22, 1961, at the Oshawa General Hos- pital. A little brother for Wendy, Ran- dy and Kelly. WHYTE -- Ralph and Marg Quinlan) are happy to announce arrival of their son, Paul Michael, 7 Ibs. 14 ozs., on Tuesday, September 19, 1961 at the Oshawa General Hospital. brother for Janice and Perry. Thanks to Drs. Ross and Anderson. A HAPPY occasion -- The your child. To tell the good news to friends and neighbors . . . The Oshawa Times is as near as your telephone. The day of birth, just telephone RA 723.3492. The rate is only $1.50. (nee the TORONTO (CP) -- Three-day courses of instruction will start next month for Ontario's coro- ners at the attorney-general's crime laboratory in Toronto, it was learned Friday. The courses are the first of 'A| several reforms planned after a three-man investigation of the province's coroner system last year. d Among other steps to be taken are appointment of a supervis- ing coroner, responsible for overseeing and advising toron- DEATHS BINT, Robert Frederick In Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Toronto, on Thursday, September 21, 1961, Rob- ert Frederick Bint in his 59th year. Be- loved husband of the late Edna Shelley and dear father of Joyce (Mrs. P. Brem- ner) Osha Donna (Mrs. R. Finley) Edmonton; oan (Mrs. C. King) To- ; Roberta (Mrs. Graham White), Whitby; and Richard A. Bint of To- ronto. The late Mr. Bint is resting at Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Home. Ser- vice in the Chapel on Monday, Sept. 25 at 2.00 p.m. Interment Union Ceme- tery. CAMERON, Eva Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gen eral Hospital on Friday, September 22, 1961, Eva Prest, widow of David Cam. eron and mother of Donald and Glenn, in her Blst year. Resting at the Arm- strong Funeral] Home, Oshawa, with memorial service in the chapel Mon. day, September 25, at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. (Sunshine Re- bekah Lodge No. 222 will hold a memor- jal service at the funeral home Satur- day, at 7.30 p.m.) | | PATTERSON, Elmo Cyril | At Hillsdale Manor on Friday, Septem-| ber 22, 1961. Elmo Cyril Patterson, in his 80th year, husband of Irene| Rogers, father of Roger, Pontiac, Mi igan and Edmund, Vancouver, B.C.;| dear brother of Mrs. Leah Dearborn of | Oshawa and Mrs. Edward Cinammon | of Saskatoon, Sask. Mr. Patterson is| resting at Gerrow as'uneral Chapel, 390 King Street West. Service in the chapel | on Monday, September 25, 2 p.m. Inter- | ment Orono Cemetery. | | CARNATION | FLOWER SHOP 55 KING STREET WEST, BOWMANVILLE Flowers for every occasion. Floral tributes, Hospital arrangements 1.75 and up. Daily fresh flowers from our Free delivery in Oshawa and Bowmanville. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone collect MA 3-7141; after hours MA 3-2944. C GERROW FUNERAL |2 ers thr t the province, and of an executive officer, responsi- ble for efficient administration of the coroner system. The reforms will also include establishment of a central regis- try of reports and records so in- formation can be collated and recommendations of coroner's juries followed up. In addition, the government is understood to be considering ap- pointment of a staff pathologist to handle increasing numbers of post-mortems ordered by coron- ers. The investigation was made by Eric H. Silk, assistant dep- uty attorney-general; Dr. David Gemmell, chairman of the coro- ners' section of the Ontario Med ical Association, and H. Ward Smith, director of the attorney- general's laboratory. MP's Warm To Amateur Sport Move OTTAWA (CP)--A move to | bolster the standards of amateur {sport in Canada drew a warm {non-partisan response Friday in the Commons. Party lines were erased as from 3.75 [members got behind a govern {ment plan to establish a Sports| |Advisory Council and provide| own greenhouse. |$5000,000 annually for the pro-| motion of amateur sport and motor - physical fitness. | The debate was sprinkled with| ompetitions in recent years, nd to the prestige value which| CHAPEL |such events produce for the top| le Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all. 728-6226 IP [through a concerted national| ountries. Hope was held out that| Their recommendations were based on the need to educate the 450 commissioned Ontario coroners in their duites and to establish the coroner's office as an a u t h o ritative, independent part of the judicial system. Proposed TV Sale Attacked OTTAWA (CP)--The proposed sale to the American Broadcast- ing Company of a 25-per-cent in- terest in Toronto television sta- tion CFTO was attacked in the Commons Friday by J. W. Pick- ersgill, Liberal spokesman on broadcasting matters. The opposition MP for Bona- vista-Twillingate said CFTO-TV should - either live up to the terms under which it obtained its licence or lose its franchise in the Toronto area. Rather than sanction the sale, the Board of Broadcast Gover- nors should call for new appli- cants for the private TV chan- nel in Toronto--obliging any bid- |der to reimburse CFTO-TV for jits out-of-pocket expenses, he | said. | Mr. Pickersgill raised the is- sue of the proposed stock trans- |fer when the Commons reached |the estimates 'of the national revenue department after a [busy day. In its 5%-hour sitting, it fin- ished the spending estimates of the health and welfare depart- ment. Car Production Down Slightly TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian vehicle production this week is estimated at 6,289 units compared with 6,319 last week, references to Canada's lacklus-|says the Canadian Automobile tre performance in international) Chamber of Commerce. Production consisted of 5,298 cars compared with 5,119 and 991 trucks compared with 1,200. Production to date this year |is estimated at 267,412 units compared with 293,373 in the corresponding period last year rogram of sports development, --made up of 219,844 cars com- |Canada's showing in the Olym- pared with 238,047 and 47,568 390 KING STREET WEST [pic Games and similar competi-| treks compared with 55,326. [ti LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all [il occasions. cnment and training for the! OSHAWA SHOPPING |v CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE [AIDS TRAINING ons can be improved. | Car production this week and ithis year to date with figures |fact be good competitors," "Our aim should be primar-|for last week Fa Due Somes: ; ri +. |ponding period y to provide the proper envir: Brackets, was: ' | American Motors 200 (192), outh of Canada so they may inl, 639 (nil): Chrysler 976 (798). Ford 1,668 (1,- [Health Minister Monteith, intro- i307) 8-6555 {ducing the resolution which pre- GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me-|¢ morial. For placement contact funeral director or phone 725-2327, ceded presentation of the bill it-| elf. | IN MEMORIAM DIVIDENDS | GORDON -- In loving memory of a By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Anthes - Imperial Company dear mother and grandmother, Nancy Ltd., Class A common 36 cents, | Gordon, who passed away September 23, 1959. You're not forgotten, Mother dear, Nor ever shall you be, As long as life and memory last, We shall remember thee. Class B common 7-10 of one cent| plus stock dividend of 6 second| pfd. shares of 5 cents par value each, Oct. 16, record --Ever remembered by Bernice, Jobn|first pfd. Series B $1.37, Nov.| and the girls. GORDON -- In loving memory of a 1, record Oct. 19. | Atlas Steels Ltd, 25 cents,| dear mother and grandmother Nancy,|Nov. 1, record Oct. 3. | who passed away September 23, 1939. Her memory is our keepsake, With which we'll never part, God has her in His keeping, We have her in our hearts. Dalex Company Ltd.,, pfd. $1.75, Sept. 30, record Sept. 28.| Dominion Tar and Chemical --Ever remembered by Don, Vi, Donna Company Ltd., common 20 cents and Diana McHUGH In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Mr. Clar- ence McHugh, who passed away Sep- tember 24, 1955. God saw you getting wea So He did what He thought best And whispered, "Come and rest" You wished no one a last farewell Nor even said goodbye And only God knows why. Sadly missed by wife Iva, sons Bill, Bob, Garry and daughter, Darlene. MOORE -- In loving memory of al dear friend, John I. Moore (Jack), who | passed away ,suddenly September 23,| 1960. Days of sadness still come o'er us,| Tears in silence often flow, | For memory keeps you ever near us| Though you died one year ago. --Ever remembered by Everett, Velma, | Wray and family. Feb. 1, 1962, record 1962; pfd. 25 cents, 1962, record Dec. 1. Du Pont of Canada (1956) Ltd. common 10 cents, Oct. 27, rec ord Sept. 29; pfd. 93% cents Oct. 13, record Sept. 29. Laurentide Financial Corpora- tion Ltd., 54 per cent pfd. 261} cents, 614 per cent pfd. 314 per cent pfd. 3114 cents, record Oct. 16; $1.25 series pfd 31% cents, Dec. 1, record Nov. Jan. 2, Jan. 2, Overland Express Ltd., pfd. 15 cents, Oct. 31, record Oct. 17. Quebec Power Company, 40 cents, Nov. 24, record Oct. 13 Reitman's (Canada) .Ltd., said| 5) 509 (35,970); Oct. 3L, 66,095 (70,043); General Motors 2,300 (2,696), 114,815 (128,292); Studebaker - Packard 154 (126), 3,704 (3,742). Bond Trade Declined 5: This Week Bond trading declined consid- erably this week with the mar- ket easing in most sections. Government of Canada short- {term issues were fractionally {lower with activity centred in {the 55 per cents due October, 1962, and 5'% per cents due April |1, 1963. Both issues registered {losses of 25 to 40 cents. | Government of Canada 91-day {treasury bills sold at 2.42 per '|cent compared to 2.36 last week |and the 182-day bills at 2.75 per {cent compared with 2.70 per cent. Day-to-day money fluc- |tuated between two per cent land 23, closing at the latter figure. | Mid- and long-term Canada 13% per cents, Sept. 1, 1965, [closed at 972%-98Y4, unchanged. {Canada 4%,, Sept. 1, 1983, closed |at 9234 to 93%, off a half point. |Canadian Nationa] Railway five MOORE -- In loving memory of Jack | common '10 cents, Class A 10|per cents, Oct. 1, 1987, closed at and Pauline, who were taken so sudden- ly September 23 and September 1861. | We cannot say, and we will nol say That they are dead--they are just away With a cheery smile and a wave of ~ the hand cents, Nov. 1, record Oct. 16. Texaco Canada Ltd., 40 cents, Nov. 30, record Oct. 31. {9714 to 97%, off 34 point. | The corporate market re- mained inactive and firm. They Have wandered into an unknown and, | And left us dreaming how very fair | It needs must be, since they linger | there. | Think of them faring on as dear In the love of there as the love of here . . Think of them still as the same, and say They are not dead, they are Just away. --Ever remembered and sadly missed by Mother, Helen, Betty and Doug, CARD OF THANKS MOWBRAY -- I wish to express my sincere thanks to my relatives, friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy and floral tributes during my receat be- reavement. Many thanks to Rev, R. H. Love for his consoling words, Dr. J. H. McKinney, Dr. Smith, staff of 2C Osh awa General Hospital; also Gerrow's Fineral Home. Argus Announces New Stock Issue TORONTO (CP) -- A $10, 800,000 stock issue has been an-| nounced by Argus Corporation| through W. C. Pitfield and Com- pany. The issue, which will be used in part to retire bank loans used to buy stock in Hollinger Mines IAd., will consist of 200,000 pre- ference shares of $50 par value. The company said it has pur- chased 426,150 shares of Hollin.| ger or about nine per cent of the] Correction... Short Sleeve Long Sleeve ...... 1 sede 72 Simcoe N. total outstanding shares. Black's Ladies Wear Advertisement which appeared Wednesday, Septem- ber 20th should have read... GLENAYR KITTEN SWEATERS ALL WOOL BOTANY CLASSICS Cardigan . ........ Each Price 1.00 Higher Than Kdvertised yd Nacks LADIES' WEAR LTD. 7.95 8.95 DURE TREES cree inte ae ayere a 725-1912 the Toronto Floss Fachange this week. Issues changed totalled 1 Volume for the previous 's 8,348,185, week was 12,200,560, up sales for week' . Total year to date are 417,176,671. (Quotations in cen! arked §.) unless mi s. WEEK'S MOST By ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS The Canadian Press * INDUSTRIAS $14 12 13% +1% 1 $19% 19 19% -- % 30% 14% S1% 11 11 ---% $55% 54% 55% 8% 7% B% + % Industrials Abitibi 3869 Abitibi pr 800 Acad-Atl 5430 Acad-Atl A 325 Agnew-8 225 Alta Dist 3745 Alta Dist vt 2500 Alta Dis W 2950 Alta Gas Alta Gas pr 115 Alta Gas B pr 60 Alta Gas wt 17607 Alta Nat 2215 Alg Cen 3949 Alg Cen p 671 Alg Cen w 707 Algoma 13045 Algin 3; Alumini 13542 Alum 2 pr 1100 Analog 350 Anthes Imp A 35 Anthes B p 55 Argus 1164 Argus 2.50p 39 Ash Temple Ashdown B Atlas Steel A St Wioe Auto Elec Aut Fab B Bank Mont Bank NS Bath Pow A Bath Pow B Beatty Beav Lumbeo Bell Phone 21956 Biltmore pr 140 Bowater pr 960 Bowat 5% pr 665 Bow Mer P 175 Brazil 5526 Br Tank 1940 Br Tank pr 180 Bright 175 BA Oil 14876 BC Forest 10364 BC Pack A 1126 BC Pack B 300 BC Pow 9161 BC Phone 1163 Brockville Bruck A Bruck B Build Prod Bullochs A Burlington Burns Burrard A Cal Pow Cal Pow § pr Can Bread Can Cem Can Cem pr Can Foils A CI Fndry Can Malt C Pack A C Pack B Can Perm C Safe 4 pr CSL CSL pr Cdn Baks Cdn Brew 3600 730 2185 599 3058 14366 $34 This Week: 1961 s High ow Close Ch'ge High ow Aasmdbp $41 39% 39% + % 43% 36% $25 2% UN + WB BU BU $10% 10 10 11% 8 $22%h 2214, 22% + WH 22% 19% $22% 22% 2% 20% 19 235 220 230 240 180 175 170 170 ~5 200 | 150 115 110 115 "330 50 32% MH +1% UH Au $108% 108 108 109% 105% $106% 106% 106% $14 12% 13% +1% $18% 18% 18% $20 19% 19% -- % $60 59% 59% -- 14 700 700 700 +10 $47 46% 46% -- W $11% 11% 11% $30% 29% 29% --1% $471 4TH 4TH 255 255 255 8 $38% 38% 38% $99% 99% 99% + $46 43% "4% --% $50% 49% 49% -- % $10% 10% 10% --1% $10 9% 10 $31%5 30% 31 ~W% 120 115 120 5% 5% --1 250 250 69 +1% 7% 50% + % 35% + WH 16a --1% 2% +1 55% 14% + % 50 50% S51 51% 51% + % 395 400 ~10 5% 5% -% $27 26% 26% 8! 20 $102% 10214 102%4 650 $6 6 6 -- 8% 26% 26% 4 31% 19% 73% 58 $14 13% $30% 30% $35% 35% $6% 6% 2 2370 290 Collieries 83325 > Curt W 5100 Dredge 5049 Fairbks A 775 125 5540 800 300 1200 Hydro 2 Ice Mach A 300 Imp Bk 4170 Ind Gas 11465 CIL 1054 C Mare 3405 Cdn Oil 4676 Cdn Oil 8 205 > 10851 Cdn Pet pr 1229 C Silica Cdn Tire Cdn Tire A 435 C Util pr 30 C Vickers 475 CWN Gas 465 CWN Gas 225 $6% 6 125 115 $13% 12% 13% + W $10% 10% 10% -- % 48 --4 5% + % 33% + % 103% + % 25% -- % 3 $1037% $25% $12% $49% $100 C Westng 35 S Chat-Gai 60 Coch-D 340 Cockshutt 335 Col Cell 3514 Comb Ent 1640 Conduits Con Baks Con Blig Con Bldg » Con Bldg w Con Gas Con Gas A 40 Con Gas B 255 Copp Clark 505 Corby vt 685 Cosmos 295 Craig Bit 1500 Crain R 125 Crown Trust 245 Crown Zell Crush Int 6. 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