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.of juvenile delinquents. This is sRITISH BRIEFS 'Women Parent P By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special to The Oshawa Times LONDON -- Representatives of more than 200,000 women in- tend to press the government to impose fines on the parents one of the subjects on the agen- da for the annual meeting of the National Union of Towns- women's Guilds to be held in Edinburgh in June. "SQUARE BASHING" ENDS ANDOVER, Hants -- There will be no more "square bash- ing" on the parade grund'at an army camp at Barton Stacey, near Andover. The army has been given planning permission to place 80 caravans on the barrack square for the use of soldiers and their families. SKELETON FIND Chelmsford, essex -- Three human skeletons, between 200 and 400 years old, were unearth- ed at Chelmsford by workmen engaged in laying cables for the Eastern Electricity Board. The Demand enalty RELICS ON DISPLAY GREENWICH -- Eighty miili- tary uniforms dating from 1748 and weapons from the 15th cen- tury onwards, are on display at Green- Chi the Maritime Museum, di a wich. Incl are brass gun, weighing seven tons and a gun used against the Span- ish Armada. CANADIAN HONORED LONDON Canadian _so- prano Doreen Hume has been made an honorary member of the Royal Naval Association, in recognition for her charity work in entertaining past and a Des, a moa Home-School Group Honors Two Students By MRS. HARRY FREEMAN MAPLE GROVE Maple Grove Home and School Asso- ciation met in the East School recently. Mrs, Shirlie Hogg, vice-presi- dent, conducted the meeting. Mrs. T. McGuirk consented to be card convener. Attendance banners were won by Miss Johnson's and Mrs. Cole's rooms, Diane Hoar and _ Bonnie Beech, accompanied by, Mr. Ross Metcalf, sang the duet which they had previously sung t Peterborough festival. Bonnie Beech and John Mc- Guirk gave excellent speeches which won them honors in the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, Mey 11, 1963 17 Weekly Summary Of Stock Market Activity By The Canadian Press by 438 to 291 on ie See Sok Seen ee eee Issues un- changed totalled 202, Total sales for the week were 19,839,520 shares, up form the previou: the eyar to date is '310,140,872. unless marked $.) is week's 16,569,296. Volume for (Quotations in cents WEEK'S MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS By The he ara P Thi: Sales ont Low Close Ch'ge High' ie USTRIALS nao Fed ut' Sisat iat a im + Bu 19 491: 47592 717175 126450 97475 88000 - Trans Mt Northeal N Davies Petrol Quonto 87% + $14% 14% 108 --%* OILs "nn 7 ---4 19 12. 6l +8 70 62 65 4 4 Un Oil Purdex Zulapa Lyndhst Taurcan Cusco a 79128 149 22 143 145 «+2 MINES 4601200 46 3B 84615 540500 14 307295 25 306100 12 22 39% +16% 2% 31 +1% 10% 12% +2 % 2 --2 7% il +23 present members of the Royal Navy. Her pianist, Kathleen 0'- Hagan, was similarly honored. EXPERTS DIGGING HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Hert- fordshire -- Experts are digging into history at Gadebridge Park, Hemel Hempstead. They are trying to find the extent of a Roman building which was un- covered last year when a new road was built through the park. | STATELY HOME BURNS TEIGNMOUTH -- Fire whichjter's and son-in-law's, Public Speaking contest. Mrs. A. Allin, president, pre- sented them with wallets as awards from the Home and School Association. Mrs. Allin then showed films of her trip to New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong and Japan. A lunch was served by the ~ mothers of Mrs. Cole's room. The May. meeting will be held at the West School on May 8. Mrs. Jane Nightingale, Wil- \lowdale, visited at her daugh- Mr, and skulls have been sent to Chelms- proke out in the early hours al- |Mrs, David Bowman and fam- Industrials Abitibi Abitibi pr Alta Alta Alta Alum 1 pr Alum 2 pr Analog Analog w A and B 45 $25 265 250 A. 7% 470 15% 14% 45 12% 19 «10 40 157 Stock 'ehis W Sales 100 200 Ben V Dare: pr Vulean Wainwr Walk GW -------This Week- Sales High Low Close Ch'ge mg" ae 6506 STs 7% $19% 13% 13% +1% Bal bios 102" 109% 41 440 430 «40-420 106% 107 + % 1% 4 +1% 6 -- % 2% 1932 $79 75 786% +9% 12130 $12% 12 12 3010 $11 % ll +1% 61.9136 136% 136% + 4% 650 6% 6 6% 7% 100 $12 12 6728 $20 $24% 23% 24 1 6 6 4 --3 16617 $59% Si%e 594 +1% i. 460 480 «480 w 1089 $13% 12% Cap B wt 1915 ge West Gas G Weg G Wpg ons Bab 4 Weg 56 1260 $10% 10% $46 1150 115 5 White 1 pr 800 White Pass High Low "Clone one Ch'ge High' lew Week-------- -------This Bales High Low Close Ch'ge 1 64% CUO 47150 62 SO 61 3000 9 Bm 22215 835 800 815 10 8% 10 10365 $53% 50 52% +1% 29100 «31 Bu-h McMar 21300 6% McWat 37300 2B Mentor 20700 31 Merrill 23000 58 53 Meta Uran 85300 8% 8 Midrim Min 9179 $17 29528 10 Stock High Le Low Maritime Martin Mattagmi Maybrun Mcintyre McKen << o +1 m 4 10 8 --15 915 800 +1% il '4% 37% 6% S8c¥ gE $ ebay ads ae s8eee 27 200 87% 7% T--% 600 255 225 5 9% 9 "% 184 184+ Fig 15 +35 --15 +1 +15 30 394 % 94+ % 22425 240 229 230 --5 11449 44 34 41 +1 49158 $7% 7 Th + % 1131 $100 96% 99% +3% 1775 $18% 18% 16%--% 400 120 115 120 +5 10 $108 108 re ra} 4 OM $21 20% ou +% Ahi! 36 $65 150 180 nas s18s 179 23589 $45 42% 44% +2 gir $16 15% -154+% Hawker pr Hayes Stl Hees Henshot pr H Dauch Holt Ren Horne Pf Hur Erie Imp Life Imp Oil Imp Tob 17618 Ind Wire Ingersoll A Inglis Inland Gas 200 175 1253 5029 + Ansil Abacus Acad Uran Accra Advocate Agnico Akaitcho Am Larder Amat Anacon Anglo Hu Ang Rouyn 5 7135 3400 19165 142769 8800 Area Arjon A Arcadia 3750 2100 SobSBESesh Pet irt oy = Bea = Sbu-¥-Sus ate ~ Beoebw~e at >. Meoees tee $2.3 eekeee + 125 $53% 53% 53% Inland G pr 13000 i & bridgeshire, The so{l was washed ford and Essex Museum. | most MORE NONSMOKERS HASTINGS, Sussex -- The number of "no smoking" com-| partments on Southern Fogg trains is to be increased to one half the total rolling stock, as| the result of an experiment tried out on the Hastings line. YOUNGEST GRANDMA | HUTTON, Essex -- Mrs. Dor- een Hodgkins, 33, claims to be the youngest grandmother in Britain. She made the claim when her 17-year-old daughter, Mrs. Susan Wall, had a baby son. She herself was married at the age of 16. NEAR RECORD TENDRING, Essex -- The 1300 council house tenants at Tendring have set up a record. In five years, there have been no rent arrears. The rent roll for the past year was $318,000. WANT OLD FORT PORTSMOUTH Ports- mouth Corporation is negotiating with the war office to buy Fort Widley, one of the string of forts on Portsdown Hall built over 100; years ago and known locally as|Ch "Palmerston's Folly". It will be used partly for civil defence pur- poseg, IT'S ALL FREE LY -- A million tons of soil are being given away free by a Sugar beet factory at Ely, Cam- from loads of sugar beets com- ing in from the farms. Garden- pd and others can have it for away to make space |Railways have been unsuccess- totally destroyed |dridge House, near Teignmouth, the former stately home of Sir|@ Edward Benthall, who died two|© years ago. The 16th century|/i house had been empty for some j time. PLEA REJECTED BASILDON, Essex -- British) /ful in an attempt to get money b from Basildon Council towards the cost of a new station there. Satharines, Fred Kent, the former's sister-in-law and R. R. Stevens, and Mrs. Munday in the Memorial Hos- Lin-| a Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Freeman nd granddaughter Laurie, St. Mr. and Mrs, Les- e Jackson, Bowmanville, were recent visitors with their broth- er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. F reeman, Mrs. Will Munday and Mrs. Brantford, visited and Mrs. Mark rother-in-law, Mr. The railways suggested that the| nita], Bowmanville. council and the development cor- poration should each contribute $150,000. The plea was reject- ed. way through a sermon by the Bishop of Reading at Holy Trin- ity Church, Theale, heads nodd- Mrs. Otis Pritchard, and sons John and Paul, Manotick, spent a few days with her mother, FUMES IN CHURCH Snowden, THEALE, Berkshire -- Half-| Snowden, in-law, Mr. Huband, Oshawa. last week Mrs.. L. ©. and brother Bob sister, and brother- and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. L. C. White ed, i visited their daughter, and son- and an aged woman fainted, Al-| in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mel together 15 people became ill, | Edwards and family, Oshawa, affected by fumes from. the} on Sunday. |heating system grille in the cen-| |tre aisle. A Mr. Roger -Leetoze left on pril -29 for Camp Petawawa, COMING EVENTS RUMMAGE sale. Simcoe United) UAW POLITICAL ACTION Committee! , Tuesday, May 14, 1.30 p.m. by|Be independent and elect James W. the Phoebe Scammel group. BURNS School of Dancing, Thursday, May 30, at 8 p.m. |Seott and Bill yecital| VICTORY Lodge 563 is in the | guchre on Monday, May 13, at 8 p.m. Robertson. . holding otty"" auditorium of O'Neil C and prizes. 50 cents ad- mission. CEDAR PARK HAMPTON OPEN FOR SUMMER PICNIC BOOKINGS Telephone Dot Clements 728-8578 or 728-8473 taking = the new supplies which will come in next fall. 5 Children Baptized At Kedron Church KEDRON -- A baptism ser- vice was part of the morning service at Kedron United Church recently. The children baptized were Douglas William Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Green; Michael Henry Roy Hécks, son of Mr, and Mrs, Austin Hicks; David Bertram McCrea and Jane Elizabeth McCrea, chil- dren of Mr, and Mrs. Keith Mc- Crea; Susan Lynn Van De Wal- ker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Van De Walker. During Easter week several showers and parties were given to honor Miss Jeanine Werry, LIONS BINGO Wednesday, May 12 8:00 P.M. JUBILEE PAVILION BINGO ORANGE TEMPLE SATURDAY, MAY 11th 7:30 P.M. 20 Games -- $8 Share the Wealth 4--$40 Jackpots. to go 1--$150 Jackpot to go Watch Tuesday's Paperichildren Under 16 Not Admitted MAPLE Kinsman Club a May bride-elect. Jeanine, Mrs. Harold Werry, Mrs. Ron Werry, and Mrs. Mur.| ton Walter were recent guests) at a shower in Toronto given by) Mrs. Robert Hancock, assisted by Miss Katharine Hancock and Mrs, T. C. Smillie. | The bride - elect received a! breakfast set and gifts of paper. A dinner party and bathroom) shower was given by Mrs.) James Thompson and Mrs. Wil-| liam Edwards of Oshawa. The guests were Jeanine's asso-| ciates from the Hospital and the Medical Centre. | | Mrs. Murray Mountjoy was hostess for another shower) when Jeanine was honored by} members of the Junior Farmers' | Choir and its leader, Mrs, Elsie! Dobson. | Arrangements have been made for caring for children of one and two years of age in the Lower Hall during the church service, Since the first of April all chil- dren up to the age of eight have been attending their Sunday School classes during this per- iod. Rev. C. R. Nelson held a re-) union for his summer campers, at Calvary Baptist Church re-) cently, The children enjoyed a morn- ing and afternoon session of worship, study and games, and were shown slides of last year's camp activities. Children who attended from Maxwell Heights. School were Rosemary and Elizabeth Greer; Tom, 'Joan and John Ogle; Mi- chael Hurst and Russell Bent- ley. Barbara Rose spent holidays in Dundas, with her grandmother, Daniel Knowles. 4 Faster Ontario, Mrs. GOOD .PARKING PROCEEDS FOR COMM SYRUP Door-to-Door Selling Blitz Monday Night, May 13 Ye GALLON CONTAINER $3.00 of Oshawa UNITY SERVICES FREE ADMI KINSMEN SSION FREE BINGO KINSMEN COMMUNITY CENTRE 109 COLBORNE ST. WEST TUESDAY, 8 $150 Jackpot -- $2 $50 Full O'CLOCK 0 each line plus Card 5 -- $30 Games; 2 -- $250 Jackpots 20 -- $20 GAMES JACKPOT NOS. 54 and 56 EARLY BIRD GAMES -- EXTRA BUSES -- WOODVIEW COMM a 7:30 BUS DIRECT FROM af CORNERS UNITY CENTRE B INGO-MONDAY, MAY 13th Admission Ticket Gives You F ree Chance On Door Prize 2--$250 Jackpot Nos. 50-54 1--$150 Jackpot (Must Go) Jackpot Pays Double in 52 Nos. or Less 20 GAMES $20 and 5 SPECIAL GAMES at $30 REGULAR GAMES PAY DOUBLE IN 17 NOS. OR LESS $100.00 DOOR PRIZE EARLY BIRD GAME AT 7:45 ADMISSION $1.00--EXTRA BUSES RED BARN NORTH OSHAWA Monday, BINGO 8:00 P.M. ST. GERTRUDE'S AUDITORIUM 690 KING ST. 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