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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, June 22, 196319 st Summary Of Stock Market Activity By The Canadian Press Orono UCW Readies For Nibble Way To General Meet Lighter Weight ORONO -- Unit one of the} "'otume for the week was LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Persons CHOOSE WINTERMEYER |0rono UCW held its June meet- f = io aoe a, j . Pal mae who eat one big meal a day are| KITCHENER (CP)--A nomi. rod ---- home of Mrs. R. liable to be fatter than "'nibbl-|nation meeting Friday night poo Trtlional wes ain ers" who stagger their food in-| took six minutes to choose John Airs, H. Allen selecting us bor take, the annual meeting of the| Wintermeyer, leader of the On. hort e "Love." Unit oder pnd Nutrition Society of Canada was|tario Liberal party, to contest R. Chapman : dealt with the Bis. 82 "told Friday. Dr. J. A. F. Stev- -- hie in ~ nent ~ ahd a 3 'os Pg ny enson, head of the department) vincial election. e electio n ; ' of physiology at the University will be Mr, Wintermeyer's third et, ae ae H php od Cop Gee ear 136 M4 aw GN Cap Bw 1125 Mu a' ui ee ee, Tee his second as party leader.|\7 yrs M. Staples on June 20. Tr Can PL $202 830% 26% 28% --1% 30% 214 Sree Bt 17% 17 Th he 1% 14 Accra so at his experiments in controlling) He has been the riding's mem- An excellent treasurer's report Shell Oil 39988 $1814 16% 1% -- Ft ad 13% sie i Kk 250i Tt the diets of rats. | ber since 1955. was given by Mrs. H. Best. A Pow Corp 810% 9% = fo il aa ne os CAPSULE NEWS This Week------_-- Stock Sales High Pd Cisse Clone Oh'ge nigh L Lew Stock Sales Siew igh Le Low Close Ch'ge wight Lew Gen Bake Gen Dynam bg by 449 to 250 the Toronto -- this week, Issues = $13% 134 134+% 4 85 $109 107% 107%4-- % 111 gd too $27" n" 7 --% aie A_ wts 995 --105 12 ] ~ +% 26% GMC $76 1 79% 6 3% rig shares, 2 ™ #712 «+44 nm 65 2 po aii one E WEEK'S MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS By The Canadian Press ... ... .-00 ------This Week: 1968 Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low -BExesetes is ++ (988g. inf 'eo os pik ge Pe pm spayed ++ + oe ee med e a] ze OILS =, Ss we "_ASSURES SUPPORT VISITS RUSSIA TORONTO (CP)--Dr. J. R. Mutchmor, moderator of the United Church of Canada, said . Friday Pope Paul VI can be as- "sured ofy 'general support." Commenting on the Pope's elec- tion, Dr. Mutchmor said: "Christian unity and worl peace are top objects of the MANCHESTER, England (AP)--Sir Bernard Lovell, di- rector of the Manchester Uni- versity radio astronomy station at Jodrell Bank, which has tracked American and Soviet space shots, will begin a three- 4 week visit to Russia Tuesday. FIND JETS thank you card was read which had been received from Mrs, E. Gilbank. Mrs, F. Lycett gave a sum- mary of chapter 4 Word and the. Way" with "The Love of God." Mrs. N. Bairstow, who re- cently returned from "Four Seasons Retreat" where Mrs. Wilkinson was leader, brought N Davies Triad Ahchor Medal Renville Tribag Sil Miller 2% 0% 3 20 180 160 171 % 6 8 299 262 «277 MINES poies0 39% 25 620 be] eed $22% 22 22 pd 105 105 iss 6 6 644: Sis 13% 14+ % 1 -- $13% 134 134 +1% 26 o = t i 2 Zz FEE $ Hi uu Seghsease geecotresucescgee.t Lsibt sts 5 = aSsees8e 32 Lr nae ~ Christian church. The late Pope| GRAFENAU, Germany (AP) ighlights that experi- . John XXIII did much to streng-| Bavarian frontier police have patil te ee '" then and support these great/found the wreckage of two Industrials Imp life causes." |Czechoslovak jet fighters close) UNIT TWO Gas Tob |to the Czech border. Search is} Unit 2 of the UCW held its Aad B Imp Tob NAMED TO FORD POST | still going on for a third fighter,| meeting Tuesday at the home Abacon 1316 145 115 148 420 800 118 oh rag OAKVILLE, Ont. (CP)--David|also believed to have crashed/Mrs, Lina Cobbledick, with 19 Abitibi 6839 845% 44 HM 1% 6 OK D. Willock, manager, public re.|Friday. Bavarian border auth-|members and two visitors pres- Abitibi pr MS $254 2 3 --% M4 UA Inland ¢ ' Jations services, Ford Motorljorities said they had _beenlent, Ackland a ee ee ee Inland Gas pr 435 s19% Company of Canada Limited|alerted by Prague that the three) The leader, Mrs. M. J. 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Mrs. Fred Tamblyn re- Alta Nat 5660 $19 18% 18% --% 19 17% s _ oy 265 150 Cadamet |Five others were critically in- ported sending several cards Alg Cen 565 $22% 22% 2% --% WM 19 33 PLANS SOVIET STUDIES |jured, Of the 19 miners in the|@nd read a message of thanks rewitegy _ ~ Psa aealied ney 'deieslaee'¢ (CP) -- Carleton| ine only-one escaped unhurt, |ffom Mrs. Meredith Linton. The reser anne lh jak we 21% versity announced Friday it} visits to the sick and shut-ins lumii , plans to offer an undergraduate | CHARGE SPYING numbered 48. An 1 ee =o ™ pee aR | > grag ang eee Pl PEKING (homers) -- Com-| Mrs. W. Malley neeked es 5 sty Bu Ba ae leading to a bachelor of|munist Chinese Air Force com-/group for their gift on their arts degree with honors.|mander Gen. Liu Ya-Lou has/golden wedding anniversary and oe eA wn Meh tk me Mh B88 = a * 3 bgt biLigict Zseest8cs. Ss = S2seentecs.s S3ySs ghée isiselail ro = $s = F se - i Sehecegcsisses S = s L > Lgbes & Sueessighs Rc esa8ayege 3858 ss8ceua gobs cabsyecy - > soliSg.gubsyesesss = a fae FS ri - Courses in the language, litera- ture, history, geography and po- litical system of the Soviet Un- ion will be offered. RAISE ANIMAL FEES OTTAWA (CP) -- Farmers must pay higher fees for recov- ery of animals which wander on defence department property and are impounded, it is an. nounced in the Canada Gazette. A defence department official said the step was taken because of a rise in the maintenance costs of pounds operated on de- fence installations across' the country. MADE BOMBS OTTAWA (CP)--A 17-year-old high school student Friday pleaded guilty in magistrate's court to making four bombs, one of which exploded in a high school locker May 27. Claude Verner, described by Vice-Principal M. M. Boyd as having an overly-scientific mind was remanded one week for sen- tence. PLAN BUILDING VANCOUVER (CP) -- Plans for a four-storey building for Pacific Press Ltd. to house the separate publishing and joint printing operations of The Sun and The Province were an- nounced Friday. The project will cost an estimated $7,000,000 before equipment is installed. In its initial state there will be 27 units of printing presses with plans for expansion to 42 units. MAKE PEACE? TORONTO (CP) -- The Tor- onto Labor Council indicates it has made peace with the Royal| York Hotel by planning a hearty meal in the hotel's lush dining rooms on Labor Day. It will be the first time the council's La- bor Day dinner has been held in the hotel since a 1961-62 strike by members of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders' International Union| (CLC). OFFICIAL TO RETIRE TORONTO (CP)--George A. Pearson, superintendent of On- tario elementary education for 11 years, will retire at the end of August and Gordon L. Duffin will be promoted as his succes. sor in September, Education Minister William Davis an. nounced Friday, said the Nationalist Chinese plane shot down over east China Wednesday was on a spying mission, the New China news agency reported today. (Accord- ing to the Nationalists, the air- craft, an American-built Lock- heed naval patrol bomber, was carrying food packages on a "mercy mission.") CARRIES LAST RANSOM WASHINGTON (AP)--A ship carrying the last shipment of ransom for Cuban Bay of Pigs captives sails from Philadel- phia Sunday. The Red Cross announced Friday in Washing- ton that when the cargo of the S.S. Maximus is delivered, it will bring to $49,300,905 the value of medical supplies and foodstuffs exacted by Cuban Premier Fidel Castro for the release of 1,113 prisoners. RESCIND RED BAN LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The University of California regents| voted 15 to 2 Friday to rescind the ban on Communist speakers on their university campuses. The ban has-been in effect since 1951. Friday's action followed a long ign by ts. fac. invited them to her home for the July meeting. Mr. Long was the guest speaker and gave a talk on his week at Conference. A short question period followed. UNIT THREE Unit 3, United Church Women, met at the home of Mrs, Everett Stapleton on Tuesday, with 15 ladies present. The leader, Mrs. Tyrrell, opened the meeting with a call to worship. Mrs. Rainey read two poems, "The Garden" and "Garden Thoughts." Hymn "Blest be the Tie that Binds" was sung and Mrs. Sherwin gave the devotion- al message. The minutes of the May meeting were read and the treasurer, Mrs. Woodyard, gave the report. Collections for May totalled $18.75 and from the Tulip Tea $65.30; expenses $8.36, leaving a balance of $56.94. Mr. R, E. Logan gave a re- port from Conference, which he attended in Kingston, bring- ing much interesting and help- ful information. He also read a letter from Mrs. Weatherhead, ident of the United Church ulty members and others to eliminate what had become one of the most controversial rules since loyalty oaths were made a requirement. ALLOWED TO LEAVE PRETORIA, South Africa (Reuters)\--Two men detainel under .the government's "no trial" bill have been granted exit permits on condition that they leave South Africa for good, an interior department spokesman said Friday. MEET ADJOURNS GENEVA (Reuters)--The 17- nation disarmament conference adjourned Friday until July 30 to clear the stage for next month's American - British-Rus- sian talks in Moscow on the nu- clear test-ban issue which has deadlocked the Geneva talks. ALLOW APPLAUSE COVENTRY, England (Reu- ters) -- Applause, traditionally taboo in church, will be allowed for an experimental 12 months in Coventry Cathedral, it was announced Friday. The authori- ties of Britain's most modern cathedral -- it was consecrated only last year--have decided to allow the applause for certain music and drama performances Women, a member of the Supreme Council. UNIT FIVE On Tuesday evening Unit 5 held their meeting at the home of Mrs. McGee with 12 mem- bers and two visitors present. Etta Irwin opened the meet- ing with a prayer, followed by a devotional by Isabel Challice, the theme being on our needs and thoughts of religion. Rene Gibson read a poem on how wild flowers came into be- ing. gm Irwin announced plans or the General meeting June 20, at the home of Mrs. M. Staples. Collection was taken and dedicated. Mrs. McGee showed slides San Francisco and other parts of California, and some of Ontario. REDS SEE PRESSURE LONDON (Reuters) -- Oppo- sition Labor Party Leader Har- old Wilson says Russian lead- ers told him if West Germany was included in a NATO nuclear force 'they would be under in- tolerable pressure from Com- munist China for nuclear arms." 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