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_ 18 THE OSHAWA Times, = Seturdey, October 28, 1961 BIRTHS eng -- Alan and Bob Ann are announce the birth of their pros dg Diane clang 7 Ibs., on Fri- day, October 27 1961 at Oshawa Gen- ae Hospital. A sister for Cheryl. FRANCOM -- John and Katherine announce the birth of a son. Christo- pher John, on beoeg October 27, 1961, Canadian Press Staff Writer at Oshawa General Hospital. -- to Dr. Anderson and 4th floor staff GRAY -- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray wish to announce the birth of their oe. Wanita Elizabeth, 7 lbs. mn October 25, 1961 at Oshawa) enue "Hospital. A sister for Douglas! and David. HOSMAR -- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hosmar announce the birth of their son Edward Herald, 6 Ibs. 3 ozs., at the Ajax - siguerins General Hospital, Oc-| tober 25, 196 LALONDE -- Ray and Joyce (nee) Brock) are happy to announce the) birth of thetr son, Paul Raymond (5 Ibs. 14 ozs.) on Wednesday, October ge 1961 at Oshawa General Hospital. brother for Garnet and Karen. Deo Gratis. RAHME -- Roy and Catherine (nee Gledhill) announce the birth of a daugh- ter, Ann Helen, 8 Ibs. 1 oz., October 13, 1961. Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, Alberta. A GAPPY occasion -- The birth of your child. fo tell the good news to| Dyno Mines, 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. DEATHS BARAGAR, Ernest George Entered into rest in the Toronto West- €fn Hospita} on Friday, October 27, 1, Ernest George Baragar, beloved HM sband of Catherine Birkett and father Lawrence, in his 55th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Honw, Osh- 'a with memorial service in the pel Monday, October 30, 2 p.m. In- ent Mount Lawn Cemetery, Osh- * 'COURT, Elizabeth Hannab f-""at the home of her daughter, Mrs.|dend Thursday, * R. P. Louch in Lindsay, ' ' ss Funeral ' ' s . on Friday, Elizabeth Hannah Beloved wife October 27, 1961, Barnes in her 9th year. ~_of the late Richard Charles Court and meee mother of Nora (Mrs. Samuel Tew, Beatrice (Mrs. Charles Lord), innifred (Mrs. R. P. or a Mar, (Mrs. John F. D. Graham) a of reas and Eva (Mrs. H. F. Webb) pf Toronto. Resting at the Mackey Fu- neral Home, Lindsay, for private fu- neral service on Monday October 30 at 2 p.m. Interment at Riverside Ceme- tery, Lindsay DIONNE, Eva Eleanor Entered into rest in the family resi- 'dence, 42 Rosehil] Bivd., Oshawa, Sat- prday, October 28, 1961, Eva Eleanor Craddock beloved wife of Alphonse Di- nne and mother of Mrs. Philip West ay ) and Robert of Oshawa in her Home, requiem mass in St. Beople Church, Monday, October 30, 18 a.m. Interment St. Gregory's Ceme- tery, Oshawa. LANCASTER Elisabeth --At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Friday, October 27, 1961, Elizabeth Beighton, aged 82 years, wife of the|UP economic recovery. slate John W. Lancaster and dear "ae ther of Ruby (Mrs. Ivison Munday Gladys (Mrs. Willard Lockhart), sid ney; Evelyn (Mrs. Samuel Buttery) and Winnifred (Mrs. Charles phen Resting at the Morris Funeral Chape Bowmanville. Service in the Chaser @ oo Monday at 2.00 p.m. Interment Lake view Cemetery, Newtonville. = GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all. 728-6226 390 KING STREET WEST LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions. we OSHAWA SHOPPING ENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 7 55 et dipzon Bibles are a continuing me- I, For placement contact funeral) fr or phone 725-2327. IN MEMORIAM DONAHUE -- In loving memory of my dear mother, Theresa Donahue, who passed away October 28, 1959. In my heart your memory lingers Always tender, fond and true; There's not a day, dear mother, I do not think of you «Ever remembered by daughter Mary and son-in-law Cecil. HOLDAWAY -- In loving memory of a dear husband who passed away Oc- tober 28, 1959. He has gone across the river To the shore of ever green, And I long to see his dear face, But the river flows between. Some day, some time I shall see The face I loved so well, Some day I'll clasp his loving hand "And never say farewell. ~ovingly remembered by Edith, his wife *"HOLDAWAY ---In loving memory of a dear father and grandpa, who passed away on October 28, 1959 God knows how much we miss him, 'Never shall his memory fade, Loving thoughts shall ever wander To the spot where he is laid --Ever remembered and sadly by daughter Joan, grandson Jody. *"HOLDAWAY --In loving memory of "# dear father and grandfather, Albert Holdaway, who passed away October 28? 1959. He is gone but net forgotten And as dawns another year, In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of him are always near Days of sadness still come o'er us, .. Friends tad think the wound is missed son-in-law Bob and little know the sorrow That lies within the heart concealed -Forever remembered by son Albert, : daughter-in-law June and grandchildren STRAUGHAN -- In loving memory of a dear husband George Thomas Straughan, who passed away October 2B, 1960. 'You fell asleep without goodbye, But memories of you will never die; Quietly remembered through the years, With silent thoughts and unseen tears. * ~Sadly missed and lovingly remember- ed by his wife, Rose. STRAUGHAN -- In loving memory of Dad, George Straughan, who passed re in the hour he passed a ---Sadly missed and ever Fecnasibeted wy Howard, Kitty and family STRAUGHAN -- In loving memory of, Dad, George Straughan, who passed | away on October 28, 1960 The rolling stream of life rolls on, But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice Of the one who once sat there. ~-Sadly missed and ever remembered by Irene, Walt and family. STRAUGHAN -- In loving memory of * Dad, George Straghan, who passed away on October 2, 1960, Leaving and kind in all his ways, Upright. and just to the end of his days. Sincere and kind in heart and mind, Bas beautiful memory he left be- ~-Sedly missed ge -- remembered by' sons, Ed an STRAUGHAN -- In loving memory of George Straughan who pass br 2a, 1960, bee edad t the smile | daughter-in-law Jenildr | BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Profit Taking In Heavy Trade | {vances by Lake Dufault, Mt. Wright, Canadian Dyno Mines Industrials took a back seatjand Murray. Dufault, the Que- ito ,speculatives in moderately}bec - based copper prospect jheavy trading in the Toronto|that took off a month ago, |Stock Exchange this week, andjadded another 35 cents this {found the position familiar--|week and turned over more but uncomfortable. than 400,000 shares. Down on almost all fronts,) Canadian Dyno, active for the with utilities, papers, steels|jast two weeks on rumors of a and constructions leading, the|rich copper strike east of James market was invaded by profit-/Bay, advanced 69 cents and takers and emerged a little the/finished at $2.14 on a volume worse for wear. _ of 517,219 shares. Papers were hardest hit in phe senior base metals list the decline, and three issues-- ... generally depressed and| Great Lakes, Consolidated and} dropped about three points on A\Abitibi -- showed falls of atlindex. International Nickel led least-$1.25. Apart from these} the pack down on reports of the three, drops were mainly frac- possibility of an anti - trust ac- tional, but widespread tion by the federal trade com-| Rumors were responsible for| niccion, a great deal of activity in a few Then tal dbout $275 on the| | By JOHN BELANGER {selected issues -- Royalite, Dis- tillers Seagrams and Canadian Week, while other seniors such as Falconbridge, Ventures and) Noranda dropped in the % to 1% range. Golds were ahead with McIn-| PURCHASE RUMORED tyre Porcupine and Campbell Royalite turned over more|Red Lake scoring impressive than 66,000 shares and _ was| gains. ahead $2.50 mainly on the basis! Western oils showed signs of of rumors concerning a possible|an upswing as trading in a purchase by any of a dozen/handful of issues -- Place and major oil companies. Distillers|Bailey Selburn A among them Seagrams was rumored to be|--was heavy amid rising prices. | buying Chateau Gai Wines, but Index changes at Toronto: this was denied by both com-|Industrials down 3.28 at 590.60; nanies. colds up 1.58 at 89.78; base me- Interprovincial Pipe Line an-|tals down 3.05 at 98.93 and nounced a 10 - cent increase to| western oils up 3.21 to 100.32 70 cents in its quarterly divi-| Index changes at Montreal: and the stock) Banks up 0.66 at 68.84: utilities] jnromptly shot ahead $2 andjoff 1.4 at 141.8; industrials off| added a further $1.8714 on Fri-|2.0 at 325.9: combined off 1.8 at day. 264.5: papers off 7.4 at 492.0; Spec ulatives feature d ad-| and golds off 0.41 at 85. for instance --as |trading in all three was heavy and price changes marked. 'Consumers Cling» To Their Dollars | NEW YORK (AP) -- A moodjit sharply cut its 1960 third- jof uncertainty and pale optim-|quarter loss. Chrysler Corp. re- | ism persisted in U.S. business ported a third - quarter deficit' and financial circles this week.!of $4,800,000. Troubling economists was the; Although steel out put fell baffling attitude of a generally|slightly in each of the three| prosperous public that tended to; weeks, there was talk of bet-! cling to spare dollars rather ter things to come. than spend them and thus speed) The Iron Age, a trade mag-| azine, said output may still hit One economist attributed this|80 per cent of capacity before '|to a. fallout shelter psychology,|the year's end, rising from the the result of prolonged interna-|present 70-per-cent level. tional tensions And the head of a major The attitude continued to re-|Steelmaker projected 1962 pro- flect in the stock market. Fi-duction at 110- to 115,000,000 |nancial analysts said investors|tons, possibly 15,000,000 or more jhad plenty of cash but were than the record being written |wary about committing it. for this year. The vital automobile industry,| The labor department said its often an economic pace - setter, |cost of living index last month} presented a mixed picture--en-|hit a record high of 128.3° per couraging in sales and new as-|cent of the 1947-49 base period, | semblies but clouded by drawn-|8nd probably would edge higher| out labor negotiations that held|in October. cents, wes Class 1962, re- STRAUGHAN jot dear di passed away Tho' your before us You guide us in small way Your presence is ays before You are nearer and dearer each da Ever remembered by Reta, Henry and Don cannot see, it's the threat of a third major; But the climb was only two- work stoppage at Chrysler|tenths of one per cent, and was) significant gains were reported; for the middle third of October| and by American Motors Corp To High Praise GM PROFITS DIP WINDSOR (CP)--It's time the pared with the same 1960 pe-|Newell P. Beckwith, vice- presi-| riod. Studebaker -Packard said/dent and general manager, Rin-| Council of Foremen's Clubs, in Dr. Beckwith was one of two| major speaker to greet the 400 TORONTO (CP) -- Sharehold-| first time in ten years in a place plan Yo. purchase. the: techncal| p oelegates will be asked to ap : ' : aning (Prove a change in the name of and shares of certain ay che ag | word foreman. At an earlier meeting Fr iday shareholders of Rio Tinto eed to reduce the capital of Rie, By THE CANADIAN PRESS Tinto Canada. The meeting,) Brown Company, 10 Noy. 15 on a resolution calling), 1834 cents, Jan. 2 for distribution to Rio Tinto|cord Dec. ee Algom and cash. The meeting ' a was told that the exact cord Nov. 24 the provincial secretary could|Pany Ltd., approve the resolution. Com- Dec. 15, record Dec. 1 Total cash to be paid to Rio Tinto by Rio Algom will be A condition of the offer is that Rio Tinto Company of London, By THE CANADIAN PRESS subsidiary, Tinto Holdings Ltd., . Canadian bond markets con- portunities in Canada. Rio Al), There was a slight mid-week gom will grant a reciprocal|Preak in the market's upward In the mid- and long - term IN MEMORIAM government market the Canada at 100%, ahead % on the week. STRAUGHAN -- In loving memory of | L"¢ Canada 4¥2-per-cent, 1983, Nev ha | Loved tat retain ee away, | The treasury Dill averages were virtually unchanged at who day bills. The provincial market was a new $50,000,000 434-per-cent Nov. 17, 1971, issue priced at dear dad, George T. Straughan, who Priced at $99 to yield 5.32 per passed away Oct, 28, 1960. cent. God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts he liveth still. '| were quoted at issue 'price The corporate market ig | |Corp. not seen as a sign of any ma- On the retail auto sales front,|Jor upturn in the months ahead, | by General Motors' Pontiac, Foreman Listen Buick and Oldsmobile divisions GM reported a slight dip in|big boss realized how important third quarter profits com-|his foremen have become, Dr. shed - Mason Company of Can-} Al ) h ada, Ltd., told the Canadian| gom urc as convention here Friday. Deal Approve delegates who are here from coast to coast, meeting for the , lo ers of Rio Algom Mines Ltd., other than Toronto. and administrative organiza- . ; 5 \the organization to include the t to Ca Z ions of Rio Tinto Canada Ltd., word management and drop the| companies of a Tinto Can ada Ltd., approved the sale of DIVIDENDS Rio Algom and also a resolution however, had to be adjourned|Dec. 1, record Nov. 6. when voting postponed to Canadian Canners Ltd., Canada shareholders of shares of Preston Mines Ltd., and Rio Salada Shersit Horsey Ltd., common six cents, Dec. 15, re- amount 3 of cash had to be known before, Viceroy Manufacturing Com- Class A 12% cents, pany Officials say it is approxi- mately $15,00,000 Bo d St $7,066,000, including $1,066,000 for certain African investments Money Scarce England and its wholly-owned will refer to Rio Algom for the tinued strong this week despite next 15 years all business op- ® Scarcity in day-to-day money. agreement to operations in the 'Tend but it gathered strength United Kingdom again at the end of the week, 4¥%-per-cent, 1966, were quoted Dad, George Straughan, who passed Sained 4 at 94% and the CNR away one year ago, October 28, 1960.| five-per-cent, 1987, 14 at 9814 Lovingly remembered by Fred, Betty and Mary 2.50 per cent for the 91-day bills In loving memory and 2.72 per cent for the 182- strong during the week. Ontario Hydro came to the market with $99 to yield 4.88 per cent and a STRAUGHAN -- In loving memory of > /A7Per-cent Nov, 15, 1983, issue oO s: a The Soe we loved wis cctda away;| The issue appeared to receive good support and the bonds| Ever remembered by son, Frank, Marjorie and grand en, Kenneth, Darlene, Michael. mained firm. TORONTO WEEKLY STOCK By The Canadian Press QUOTES Declines outnumbered advances by 411 to 311 on the Toronto Stock Exchange this week. changed totalled 194. Volume for the week was the previous week's 15,580,060, year to date are 488,882,981 unless marked § 14,416,678, Issues un- down from Total sales for the Quotations in cents WEEK'S MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS By The Canadian Press --------This Week Stock Sales NDUSTRIALS 66993 35300 33731 $ 32676 $ 32002 Royalite Fed Farms Mon Foods MB and PR Con Gas Place Pamoil West Dec Quonto Stanwell 193900 75180 Murray M Martin Cdn Dyno Mt Wright L Dufault 507409 401887 540 Industrials A and B 6850 $39 37% 38% --1 515 $24% 2444 24% -- % 8345 $11 10% 11 +% 485 $22% 22% 22%--% 10 $100 100 100 200 $21% 21% 21%4--1% Alta Dist 19825 275 250 260 +5 Alta Dist 3 210 185 200 +5 Alta Dist 40 «130 5 Alta Gas a) ted --% Alta Gas pr 385 $109 = 1074 Alta Gas B 170 $100 108 "a +2 Alta Gas wits % -- Alta Nat Alg Cen Alg Cen w Algoma Algon Alumini Alum 1 pr Alum 2 pr Analog Analog w Ang Pulp p 625c $54 Anthes Imp A 405 $40 Anthes B p Abitibi Abitibi pr Acad-Atl Acad-At} Acad-Atl pr Agnew-S as 8306 $49% $11% Ashdown A 100 Ashdown B 905 Atlas Steel 8330 A St Wire 5490 Auto Elec 125 Auto Fab Bank Bank Bath 4 Bath Pow B Beatty n Beatty A Beay Lumb Beavy Lumb Bell Phone Biltmore pr Bowater pr Bowat 5'4p Bow Mer p Bowes Brazil Br Tank Br Tank p Bright BA Oil BC Forest BC Pow BC Phone Brockville Brown Bruck A Bruck B Build Prod Bullochs B Burlington Burns Burrard A 135 6 69% Cal Pow Cal Pow 5 pr an Cem tan Cem pr CC Stone 'an Foils A Fndry A I Fndry IF 4% "an Malt Pack A Pack B 'an Perm Safe 4 pr SL 4860 $2514 15 $102 $28% an Wire B [AE tdn Baks 'dn Brew Br Alum BAL A wts 'BAL B wts 1875 350 'dn Can 1345 $14 dn © 10 $34% 5 $36% $6 3770 265 {2050 $5% 350 2465 wts Collieries Colli pr Curt W Dredge Fairbks Fairbks oF Prod F Prod 2 pr 100 Gas In pr 2565 Gas In wts 3910 G Sec A > Husky 2 Husky wts Hydro Car Imp Bk ¢ Ind Gas IL $52 $64 260 Hydro Car 2. 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Biock Sales Gigh Low Close Elder 14912 150 143 148 Eldrich 14500 11% 10% 11 El Sol 1 5 5 5 Eureka Fatcon Faraday F'west Tug Francoeur Frobisher Gaitwin Geco Mines Genex Gnt Masct Giant YK Glacier Glenn Uran Goldale GF Mining Goldray Grandroy Granduc Gulea Gulf Lead Gwillim Hard Rock Har-Min Hastings Hasaga H of Lakes Headway Heath High Bell Hollinger Howey 3325 10389 $63 Inspiration Int Moly Int Nickel Irish Cop Iron Bay Iso J Waite Jacobus Jaye Expl Jellicoe Joliet Jonsmith Jowsey Kerr Add Kilembe Kirk Min Kopan Labrador L Dufault Lake Ling L Osu La Luz Lamaque Lencourt Lexindin LL Lac 4400 185 Lorado 119350 206 185 Lorado wts 130100 135 111 Louvict 4500 6 5% Lyndhst 194596 14% 8 Lynx 21000 6 5 Macdon 30900 27 2 Macfie 14000 MacLeod 5935 Madsen 23750 Magnit 9000 Malartic Maneast U Man Bar Maralgo Marcon Maritime Martin Matatch Mattagami Maybrun Mcintyre McKen McMar 180 10250 Meta Uran Midrim Min Corp Min-Ore Moneta Mt Wright Multi-M Murray Nama Cr Nat Expl Nealon Nello New Alger New Ath New Bid New Cal N Goldvue N Harri New Hosco New Jason N Kelore Newlund s Nisto Nor-Acme Noranda Norbeau Norgold Norlartie Normetal Norpax 1 12 N Coldstrm 5 71 Northgate N Goldcrest N Rank Norsp A wits North Can Norvalie Nova Beau Nudul ph Rage p Patino M Paymast Pce Expl Peerless Perron Pickle Crow Pitch-Ore Placer Pow Row Preston Pros Air Purdex Que Chib Que Lab QQ Mattgmi Que Lith Que Man Qunston Quemont Radiore Rayrock Realm Reeves Rexspar Rio Algom Rio Rup Rix Athab Roche Rockwin Rowan Con Ryanor San Ant Sand Riv Satellite Sheep Cr Sherritt Silverma Sigma Sil Miller Siscoe Stanrck Starratt Steeloy 401 4 4 4 Steep R 29222 705685 7 Sturgeon 22200 (21 17% Sud Cont 4500 8 "" Sullivan 23000 180 170 Sunburst 35519 13% 13 Sylvanite 11050 32 381455 6000 5600 1100 59559 289419 300 8970 55205 875 11500 212 128 4 199 120 4 to Z Taurcanis Teck-H Temag Territory Thom L 'Tormont Torbrit Trans Res Tribag Trin' Chib Ult-Shaw U Mining U Asbestos Utd Minda Un Keno Un Fort Upp Can Vandoo Ventures Vent debs Vespar Violam Waite Am Wasamac Weedon Werner W Malar W Surt I Willroy Wiltsey Winch Wr Harg 2 100 10% aye nit + 114 43 " 4 4 17 15% 3532 715 690 $244 222 «215 ime & SL Ch'ge 2 13 13 2 48% 48% --1% 40 «640 7 10 +2 13% 1%+ % 265 269 +% a ae mie Baesausuw Cir oS Weekly Summary Of Stock Market Activity