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KINSMAN -- 2 te Mr. and Mrs, William Kinsman (nee Janet Spratt), a son, Wil- Hem on Monday, 1964, at the Oshawa General Hospital, TORONTO 11 A.M. STOCKS The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--Nov. (Quotations in cents uniess marked $. t ot, xd--Ex-d erat 1964, Velma Gertrude aif beloved | daughter of the late John and Mary bea ser and sister of Reverend Kaiser, Lucknow, ey and the tate os field of pg wre Mie » and the late Dr. S410 412 410 05 $74 Th Th Me 320 5 475-80 150 "150 +25 2B Va We 8 + +% ++ wh ca * Med a +% Wat % 60 % 60 7 Wh 60% 60 200 -- 12% 12% -- % o% B%e+ % Ps 485 ABS 30 300 300 $75 675) 8 $354 35 3B = $322 324 3A-- $18% 18% 0% BC Pow z 8 4 8 BC Sugar pr 750 $20 19% 20 BC Phone 225 $67 67 67 BOCPh 5% i ren bgt we + %) Brockville --%! a 10% 480 % 252 -- -s pr sea $10% 348% $25' 6 10% 48" 25\2 'ermetery, proximately 30 mn.) MENAUL, Annie Entered into rest in the family resi- dence, 863 Masson Street, Oshawa, on pa, ih Novernber 4, 1964, Annie 'aggert, aad of aly Bo ayaa of Pile ood neta! of Oshawa og sister Sym (Margaret) of Oshawa; fas Citzabern Bonner of Kingston, Mary,| Helen and William of Port Glasgow, Scot- land and John re Austratia in her 66th) 'al ingston, commencing say ton, with service in the Chapel | Nov. 7, at 2 p.m. Interment) Catoreeu! Cemetery. SWITZER, George Allan Entered into rest in the Oshawa General) of Wilfred of High River, Alber-| eth y Resting at the Armstrong Funeral nome: | Oshawa, comm Thursday © noon.) with funeral service in the chapel Fri-| day, Novernber 6, at 3:15 p.m. Inter-) ment. Oshawa Union Cemetery. | at Satie he Anna ng? General Hospital on Tuesday.) New, 3, 1964, Anna Liiv, beloved wife of) Alexander Telliskivi and dear sister of} Jaan Luv of New York City; three sis-) ters in Estonta and one sister in Sweden. Mes. Telliskivi will ool resting at Mc-| inane. 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She was also a mem- +1,,!ber of the Sons of Scotland. --% w+' 8 $6 +% v0 35 354 + Ve FOREIGN TRADING 100 1000 15 predeceased 2" \husband, Benjamin, Mrs. McNaul was a member of the Salvation Army in Scot- land, Kingston and wa. She was her in 1950, Mrs. MeNaul leaves her son, William, and a Ons Mrs, Mary Partridge, of Oshawa. The deceased is also sur- vived by four sisters: Mrs. J. Sym (Margaret) of Oshawa; Mrs. Elizabeth Bonner, of King- ston; and Mary and 'Helen of Port Glasgow. Two brothers, William, of Port Glasgow, John, of Mel- bourne, Australia; four grand- children, and one great-grand- child, also survive. The-remains ate at the Arm- Mrs, Annie McNaul suffered|© ber of the Order ay the Oe eed Kilwinning, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thurdey, November 5, 1968 98 ; strong Funeral Home from this evening until 1 hye pow 'and from there to the James Reid Funeral Home, Kingston, where the funer service be held Nov. 7 at|2 p.m. Major Fred Lewis of the Osh- awa Salvation Army will con- duct the service- wn interment will be! in Cataraqui Cemetery. JUDITH LORAINE CLOUTER Judith Loraine Clouter, 21, died Wednesday, Nov, 4, as the result of a car accident. Last residence was 925 Annes street, Whitby, and she had been mar- x months. A' ter of Mr. and Mrs. seward Pike she was born in Harbor Grace, Newfoundland. She marrie -7 ond L. Clouter, April 29, in the United Chute h, Stephenville, ed to Whitby i sas tae mov six w ago, Mrs. Clouter was an adher- ent of the Salvation Army and attended public and high school in Stephenville. is survived by her hus- band, parénts, four sisters, Mrs. C, Graves (Maisie), Whitby; Mrs, H. Foskett, (Shirley), Whit by; Mrs. D. Hanson, (Violet), Lessard, Alberta; Mrs. D. Tay- lor, (Mary), Lessanf, three bro- thers, Raymond,' Whitby, Eric Norton, N.B., and Lonie of Ste- phenville, RETAILERS TO THRIFTY © Open Every Day From 9:30 A.M. -- 6:00 P.M, Thursday and Friday 9:30 A.M. -- 9:00 P.M. ANADIANS From General Electric Personal, Portable TV Southmead NA Holds Meeting At a reeting of the South- mead Neighborhood Association Monday, a committee of seven was named to make all ar- rangements for the coming Open Meeting to be held Sunday, No- vember 15, 8.00 pm. at the Conant Public School. Appoin: i Shearer, Mr. R. Harman, Mrs. Cc, er. Mr, B, Howard, Mrs. T. B. Kidd, Mr, M. 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DART -- in loving memory of « dear aunt,- Margaret Dart, who passed away November 5, 1961 The warld may change from year fo yeer, And friends from day to day, But never will the one | loved From memory pess away iver remembered Doris, Don. Den Blas Beverly, Vince, irl and Deborah. 'LEST WE FORGET Honor the Memory Of Your Departed Loved One On ARMISTICE DAY NOVEMBER 11th Friends and relotives are 'in- vited to place their "In Mem- oriam Tributes" in memory of those who paid the Sup- reme Sacrifice during the two Greot World Wars. For further information and rates PHONE 723-3492. VANCOUVER (CP) The Sun Publishing Company Lim- ited reported Wednesday a net |profit Qf $952,814 for the finan- cial year ended Aug. 31. | Board Chairman C. B. 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