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BASEBALL LEADERS . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Firms Reply In Affirmative To Anti-Pollution Warningerenn cc. 8 2% Horton, Detroit 157 27 57 .363 Mantilla, Boston 197 20 65 .330 Hall, Minnesota 191 31 62 .325 Robinson, Balt, 152 20 49 .322 Runs--Green, Boston, 43; Kil- lebrew, Minnesota, and Wag- ner, Cleveland, 41. - Runs Batted In--Mantilla, 50; Horton, 46. Hits--Davalillo, 74; Cardenal, Los Angeles, 69. Doubles -- Versalles, Minne- sota, and Ward, Chicago: 16. NEW WOODBINE RESULTS FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,100. Claiming,,;Marshall Turf (7) ° three-year-olds, 6 Furlongs (7). 3 -Uncle Blue, Robinson™24.10 9.90 3.20 3-Bay Flight, Armstrong 63.70 13.60 6.10|2 -Safety Man, Walsh 5.10 2.60 4-Revelling, Dittfach * 3.60 2.80/1A-Absent Son, Dittfach c 6Bega Bega, Steve 2.90| Also Ran in Order: Rococo Rogue, Also Ran in Order: Champagne Lill,|French Wind, Barbara and A-Gasi Doll Odell, Fabulous Star and Luxury A--Dane Hill Acres, T E King and * Hem. Mason Entry. Winner, b f, 3, by Gray Phantom -- Briar-- QUINELLA, 3 AND 2, PAID $102.10 liek, by " |Winner, dk b or br g 5, by Hesiod -- Pool $28,424. Daily. Double Poo! $45,496. Idle Curiosity, by Bois Roussel, | Pool $37,126. Quinella Pool $31,550. SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,100. Claim- ee-year-olds. 6 Furlongs (8). co SIXTH RACE -- Purse $3,000, Allow- bie eer a Maxwell 14.20 5.40 3,40\ances, three-year-olds, foaled in Canada. 4Free View, Cuthbertson 3.90 2.60 7 Furlongs (7). 5-Choir Practice, Robinson 3.60|7-Lucky Marine, Maxwell 9.10 4.60 3.10 Also Ran in Order: Peewee's Joy, Pas-|4Solar Glass, Hale 60 3,20 an te Valecrest Lady, Magic Queen,|2-Good Old preg Robinson 2.80 land Chinese Sabre. le of Mull, T DAILY DOUBLE, 3 AND 6, PAID $319.00 Chop-Em-Please and Caledon Winner,.b f, 3, by Ways and Means -- r. League ABR Hi Pet. DWIGHT, Ont. (CP)--Dr. J.|said the process has proved A. Vance, chairman of the On-|successful in the pulp and pa- tario Water Resources Commis-! per 'adustry. sion, said Tuesday night replies " Further research may show) received so far to warning let-|how it can be applied to wastes ters sent by the commission in|from chemical, steel and petrol- May to 400 Ontario industries'eum and food industries, as are encouraging, jwell as municipal sewage, he The letters warned the firms said. to bring their treatment of in- The burning of wastes is Party Jey, by Mann Winner, ch ¢, 3, by Call Me Lucky -- Jet dustrial wastes up to the stand- more economical than purifica- Pool $49,992. | Marine, yy Jet Pilot. i ard set by the OWRC. tion processes now in use, said Sisnb Wate & Potks ati cll SNS. i ee Dr. Vance told delegates to Mr. Hanway, and as in one ap-| Striple'--Campaneris, Kansas ing, three- and four-year-olds. About one| SEVENTH RACE--Purse $3,000. Allow. : wil the annual Ontario indystrial/plication in the pulp and paper|City, 7; four players tied with end onesixteenth, Miles, on tart. 10%. Ligeia icw Be Uda four-year-olds wastes conference that approx- field, it also permits recovery|6. oem McComb ser 13.00 $70 el Tare, Leblanc. 4.10 30 290 -- be othe of the bape As sae chemicals from|- ge et ee ae 1;5 Col- ; . 1 20 2. . 'these wastes. avito, Cleveland, 13. A Rasta MATE KOMP Gon, en Aa Row ta Ortins Miixity BONY; Got He also said that a letter is) In the pulping mills, organic| Stolen Bases -- Campaneris, and Scotty K. en Turkey, Ontario Holiday, Peter's Sis- being sent to municipalities urg- material extracted from wood/21; Cardenal, 20. Rene OS Ske Pelton Wiitmend -- iter tne. Sires La cane ing co-operation between mu-during the pulping process is} Pitching -- Pascual, Minne- Pool $49,728. lable, by Alibhai, nicipalities and industry in solv- concentrated and burned. Sota, 8-1, .889; Fisher and Buz- _| Peat Sesine2, ing the problem of industrial Air pollution, which would|hardt, Chicago, and Grant, Min- FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,400. Claim-| i Se on or ee Cree ee parler, a United States engi-mnot occur because the waste i| Strikeouls--McDowell, Cl ae } {ing ; "year-olds, ie r, ed States engi-jnot occur because the waste is| Strikeouts--McDowell, Cleve- wien a ee ig ras thad pect said a nig eny of clean/burned in a specially - con-jland, 116; Lolich, Detroit' 73. 7-Barleycorn, Turcotte ~ ...4,30|9-Jolly Ollie, Walsh 8.30. 4.90 3.40 urning may be the answer to'structed furnace that prevents: Also Rai Phusber shenaed. Toreeoe leLots sO ald ia nary the problem of municipal and/emission of ash or smoke, said! ee ine H Pct industrial waste disposal. Mr. Hanway. \Coleman, Cinci. 13315 47 353 The conference was spon-| mn ae : PROCESS SUCCEEDS sored by the water and pollu-|4aey" Ri bts : a pd J. E. copie director of en- tion advisory committee to thel wavs. San Fran, 211 43 69 .327 dices " | re <a n_|Mays, § ; a gineering for the Copeland|Ontario Water Resources Com: Clemente, Pitts. 214 35 70 327 2,90 Gay Van, and Exclamado. | Also Ran in Order: Centores, Hot ) by Canadien Champ --|Honey, Palm Oasis, Moore's Selector, Process Corp. of Oakbrook, IIl.,\missioi 'aah ; che. iavstelineal aint its (Mmnsasn sas | Runs--Rose, Cincinnati, 47; Harper, Cincinnati, 46. |Lucky Draw and Jiveoli. B A ti D N | Runs gre In--Banks, Chi- : ds ed cago, 1; Mays, 47. uSy, C ive a e | Hits--Pinson, Cincinnati, -78; | Winner, ch f, 3, by Shining Orb -- Story tory 'J. Alou, San Francisco, 76. Plus One Leather Gift = .?sir neni one Some Practical Gifts Handsome and practical double one, such as this gift for Dad could be sleep- pajama and snack coat set. wear, and there's extra By Enro in Eastman Kodel pleasure when the gift is a polyester and cotton. STOCK MARKET . iny = | Pool $63,105 Ps " FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,700. Claim. | Pool $68,568. +4 Jing, four-year-olds and up. 1% Miles on'Attendance 7,191. +2 \- al 3000 6 5000 25 «25S 100 259 259 259 2100 275 265 275 100 2% HOH 100 610 610 610 3000 365 355 365 MINES A Am Moly 1100 250 248 South U Spooner Triad O - U Canso TORONTO 11 A.M, STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--June 17 (Quotations in cents uniess marked. $. 2--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- rights, xw--Ex-warrants. Net change is! Un Reef .P from previous board-lot closing sale.)| Wstates | W Decaita "GARDEN CITY RACEWAY FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot) for 3-, Echo O Valley, Alexander 3.40 year-olds and up, Purse $600 (8) Also Started: Dominion K. Bomb, Hur- Star Nib, Arch'n 36.90 18.20 7.70\rivane Will, Gentry McKlyo, Lana Star, -3 White Princess, Hamel 25.60 &10\ and Bennie Boy C. Ang: Rouyn 7100 212 210 | Madam Sampson, Tothurst 6,30 Arion 1000 2612 16% 26/2 + '2! Also Started: Sabrina Lee, Vital Vic SIXTH RACE -- | Mile (Pace) for 3- "| Avunor 100 380 380 380 tory, tsland Song, Patsy Peters 3rd, and) year-olds and up. Purse $1,100 (8). Baska 1 fs Adios D'ion, G'braith 15.10 5.80 2.90 Belleterre Gracie Lochinver Miller 4.70 4.20 Bethim +5 | SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile (PacHYor 3-| Armbro Adanac, McKinley Brunswk lyear-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) Also Started: Leny Boy, Horatius, i pat , ¥ Meadow Wave, Waddell 13.60 6.42 4.70|/ McGregor, Attorney's Bob, and Terrow. Biggest Day Granddad 5 Black Silver, Herrington '5.20 4.80) QUINELLA, 2 AND 4, PAID $59.20 Too". Another way to say it is through 'gifts, and wear- Full Swing, Hawke 6.40 £ Also Started: Marion Mohawk, Meadow); SEVENTH RACE -- | Mile (Trot) for 3-)_ year-olds and up Purse $1,500 (8). Harvester, Danny Lee Grattan, Vesta Nancy Brook B, G'ham 20.60 9.90 5.00 19% 19% Ws rays DAILY DOUBLE, S AND 7, PAID $379.30 Wee Symbol, Millman : J N Sa 8 : ia ats, en. om ot Dire Need In Maritimes ' s seen For Therapists : ucts, suggest Leather Industries|and shot glasses, Also Started: Lady Ezra, lard, Palacona, Empire Sone, a Pride C. By NICK FILLMORE jand provincial government|of America. ; If Dad runs a shuttle service er, often standing in for an HALIFAX (CP)--The Atlan-\grants and operated by a board) Handsome wallets and bill-for papers between home and overnight case. tic provinces desperately need|of management. folds come in grained or smooth office, the obvious gift is an For sports-minded Dads, there therapists and facilities to de-| "We can't handle all the refer- cowhide, _steerhide, goatskin, attache or brief case. The at-are leather golf bags and lea- NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for 3-ltect and teach persons with/ences made to us from the At- calfskin, pinseal and pigskin.|tache case is indispensable for ther golfing shoes; leather gun perenaik Relig en lhearing and speech difficulties,|lantic provinces," Dr. Sortini|He'll welcome and admire their\the frequent out-of-town travel- cases' and tough, pliant boots. Perennial, Findley 7.00 3.50 3.60 A ' i saat i li light weight d ele- ae Gina Guinea, Beillich 680 5.90 Sortini, a spec-/Says. 'But this isn't our biggest/Siimness, Ugh! weigh' anc e says Dr. Adam Sortini, a spe CHAGAPA. gant lines. Other leather items Net Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge INDUSTRIALS 12% 12% 10 86 UHH $69%4 69%4 69% 425 425 425 2885 $30% 30% 307% It Says "I Love You' ing apparel is high on the list. Suggestion here is a new sport shirt for Dad to don immediately. This one is Maler -of- California, in Greenwood's wash - wear broadcloth, 248 i A little girl's pride in her Daddy shines in her eyes, reflecting the spirit that makes Father's Day 'Dad's i Abitibi Total Pool $498,767. -- Callison, Philadel- Although Dads come equipped,ciate a pair of leather backed |Phia, 8; Clemente, 6. |with different likes and dis-/brushes. He'll like a rich-looking| Home Runs--Mays, 20; Mc- jlikes, they have a universal) jewelry, box, or a -leather-/Covey, San Francisco, and Star- penchant for the good looks and/encases set of manicuring tools.|8¢!!, Pittsburgh, 14. {durability of a smart leather) Other gifts for the well-groom-, Stolen Bases--Wills, Los An- igift. Available in a variety ofjed man are leather traveling|Seles, 41; Brock, St. Louis, 26. jcolors, leather textures and/kits, shoeshine kits, and leather-| Pitching -- Ellis, Cincinnati, iprices is a treasure trove of backed clothes brushes. 10-2, .833; Koufax, Los Angeles, |wallets, smoking accessories, Dad's bar may benefit by a 10-3, .769. /belts, bar accessories, sporting|striking leather ice bucket, a Strikeouts Koufax, 135; jequipment, grooming and traveljcapacious leather - based ash|Veale, Pittsburgh: and Gibson, jaids, and other leather prod-|tray, or leather-cased coasters|St. Louis, 99. 00 9 | 68 \Scotty P. H 500 26a 26%4 262+ '2| e & 2.60 19% 19% Dr. 53 Camp Chib Cc Dyno Cdn Keeley Cantri Candore Cassiar 3B 3 22, 20% 20%2--1¥2|. THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for 3 200 $12% 12% 12% -- Veland 4-year-olds. Purse $900 (8). 3500 27 252 27 +2 | Rough Sketch, Webster 2.60 2.30 2.10 300 157 157 157: --1 | Ann Barmin, Findley 2.90 2.40 1600 325 325 325 --S | Apachies Pride, Hamel 3.00) EIGHTH RACE -- | Mile (Pace) for 3-| 1000 26 iH" sti Also Started: Peter G. 2nd, Major's| Year-olds and up, Junior Invitation, Purse} C Callinan 1000 16 «16 «16 +2 | Missey, Irish Blue, Lookout Haw Lea and/$2,000 (8) c Halt wo 97 v 37) +1. | Elstag Jimmy. Muddy Hover, © Mogut 300 475 470 475 Shooting Par, Findley € Morrison 4300 166 165 165 FOURTH RACE -- | Mile (Pace) for 3-| Gentry Yates,, Wellwood 4. Con Negus 2000 14 13° 14 year-olds and up. Purse $900 (8) Also Started: Eagle Armbro, The Mc C Rambler 100 180 «180 «(180 Sandy Demon, Hayes 3.60 2.90 2.30) Nab, Tempe McKlyo, Mr Champ B,. and € Regcourt 1000 13 13° 13. =! Jimmy Belwyn, Gordon 14.70 2.50|Loihinver Duke. Conwest 9050 45 45 495 Kawartha Leo, Waples 2.60 Cop Corp 8500 4 Also Started: Bonnie Riddell, Grattan Cop Fields Craiqmt Crowpat Denison Waples 8.00 5.70 4.30 15.70 8,00 +1 | yp @ | 700 114 112 112 --3 |Hal G, Leeharv Song, Captain Song, and 335 $1438 14% 144 -- "| Gracie Byrd. ? 2000 «7 FIFTH RACE -- 1. Mile (Pace) for > 74 $302 We WY Armbro Eclipse, McKinley 5.10 200 Goodyear G Mack B GL Paper GN Cap Greyhnd Hawker-S Hayes Sti Home A Home B Horne Pf HBC 525 100 525 240 650 225 200 250 983 50 4900 iniand Gas = 275 Int-City Gas Int Nickel Int Util Intpr Disé! w 100 258185 185 0 400 $04 04 04+ *% 325 325 325 --3 360 @ 2 22 DA-- "4 6th 1% e+ 21% 21% -- ve 5% + 62% 62% Na Wa+ 7% Wae+ $3 53 $13'4 $26%4 $24. $20% $35'2 $10% "a 15 6+3 $124 124 WAa+l% $22Ve 22a 22a -- Va 72 Tati 2 12 4 6 $15%4 15% 15% 318% 18% 18% $19% 19% 1958 -- 320 315 315 --10 $13% 13% 13% $17 v v7 12 12\4 52% 53' + Ve 5 5 $74 1% j 312% $5240 $25 6 $10" 110 1000 14% 14 14 14833 (67 64 64 ~--4 300 440 440 440 +5 1000 240 AA + 650-685 680 685 --5S $00 «11 n JOO 330 330 100 °330 «330 «330 4000 «18 1' 4500 8 72 Ta 475 $274 27% 27% $724 72 --" Hastings Hastings Headway Heath Hollinger Hud Bay Hydra Ex Int Bibis Int Helium le 1 Kenville ee | Iso -3 Jacobus Jaye Exp Joburke Joliet. 44 (+t Jonsmith 4500 222 22 2 --1 | i 100 $12% 1234 12% 25 $35 63535 250 500 500 500 +5 | 210 $14% 14% 4% | 1100 138 137 137 --3. | Louvict 1000 24 m4 +1) Lyndhst 1000 5 5 j Macdon 7 --3 | Maraigo 3 + Al Marchant 75 +5 | Marcon 9 | Martin 64 +2 | Mattgmi 8 | McWat oa +% Merrill 6 +1 Min-Ore 9 =) Multi-M % --' New Ath 24 Nconex w 160 N osco 275 +5 New Jason 1500 8 8 8 | N Kelore 2000 13 «13 13 | Newlund 3000 164 16% 162 + 'a N Mylama 500 25 + a) N> Rovyn 7 +! N_ Senator Nick Rim Norgold Norlex Normetal Norpax 1 | North Exp 70 --8 | N Goldert 13 Northcal $2 --3 North Can 100 165 165 145 +5 Northgte 1520 825 825 825 +10 Obaska 04 9 8 Opemiska 270 900 900 Patino 1400 855 855 Pine Point 140 $51 5) Preston 100 980 980 Purdex 300 275 275 --5 +5 + +} 118; year-olds and up. Purse $1,000 (8) <7 tala Tepid Yankee, Fleetwood Manor Arab, Robillard $.00 4.30 3.10/Royal "Renold " CUTPS Timber Hal, Crystal Duke, Hicks 8.10 5.00\Attendance, 2,882 FRIDAY, JUNE 18 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $3,100. Allow- sinks Pre ool y weet Maiden, |2"¢es: Three-year-olds and up. One and three-year-old fillies. 7 Furlongs. jone-sixteenth Miles. Sweet Bully, Ferro X114, | Hay Lily, Dittfach A-109 Tanamakoon, No Boy 119 Victory Line, No Boy 117 Queencrest, No Boy 114 Jovial Joel, No Boy 117 Alirahni, Armstrong 114 Traffic Siren, Werry A-X121 Phalanx Queen, Maxweil 119 York North, Leblanc 109 Smart and ucky, Hale 114 Arctic Swirl, Robinson 117 Sunshine Blond, Potts 114 A--Gardiner. Farms and R L. Victory Entry. Total Pool, $155,093. SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000. (3000) Claiming, three- and four-year-olds, 6'2 Furiongs. | Merit Rippey, Turcotte X118 Dark Erik, Harris X111 Devil Lecom, Maxwell 114 Select Rythm, Cuthbertson X11) Royal Pleasure, Sutcliffe X100 Flo B. Good, Werry 100 Fight Time, No Boy 105 Bonanza Babe, Harris X106 Miss Tiger Cat, Harrison 102 QUINELLA WAGERING longs. Nakina, Walsh 122 Smart Flyer, Dittfach 111 Badger Pie,"No Boy A-111 Joey Mac, Armstrong 116 Systems Go, Dittfach A-122 Hustlin' Harry, Leblanc 116 Guest Speaker, Sorensen 113 Brief Wind, Inouye 108 | King of Maryland, Cuthbertson X11} Admiral Armbro, Simone X108 | Sky Spark, Narris X108 | | A--Dane Hill Acres and F Junger Entry | THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,500. (3000) | Claiming, maiden two-year-olds, foaled in Canada. 5 Furlongs. Risky Attack, No Boy 118 Count o'War; Harris X113 Crown Ditchess, No Boy 115 Royal Paul, Dittfach 118 Twinkle Jay, No Boy 115. South Bruce, Lebianc. 118 Arrow Gal, Bailey 115 Man in Flight, No Boy 118 French Duke, No Boy 118 Peace Lilian, Armstrong 115 Vichaima, Harris X110 Left Wing, Leblanc 115 Also Eligible: Vital Mahn, Inouye, 118; Irish Girl, No Boy, 115; Royal Arctic, Glassner, 118; Hunter's Deligni, No Boy, Luxury Dip, Walsh, 115; Mimico, Armstrong, 115. FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maid- en three-year-old fillies. (Divn. of Ist 7. Furlongs. Little Admiral, Shuk 114 Music Festival, Gordon 114 Cup of Kindness, Leblanc 114 Twenty Francs, Werry X109 Aldoo, Harrison 114 Brief Attire, Dittfach 114 Maid of Honor, McComb 114 Alice H., Steve X109 SEVENTH RACE--Purse $3,000. Allow- ances, Three-year-olds. 6 Furlongs. Echo Boy, Leblanc 117 Top Musketeer, Shuk 117 1 Tricky Scamp, Robinson 117 {Bright Object, Gomez 12) Prince Guard, Sorensen 117 | Pantuity, Harris 112 Day's Best, Harris X107 Garden King, Turcotte X112 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 (3000) Claiming, three- and four-year-olds, (Divn of 2nd). 62 Furlongs. | Fielder's Choice, Werry X104 | Abitibi, Turcotte X111 Marathon Runner, Dittfach 116 Chief Whitefoot, Inouve 120 | Advance Glass, Harris X111 Easy Ella, Harris X107 Wee Annie Dory, Sorensen 105 Roman Warrior, No Boy 109 | Perfect Company, No Boy 100 |Young Fashion, Walsh 107 X--5 Ibs AAC POST TIME 2 P.M. a SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. (s000)|these problems could be found therapy or teaching of Claiming, four-year-olds and up. 6 Fur-lin the children and they could deaf." ialist in these problems. "There .are youhgsters in) "Our main problems are |schools in every one of the At-jclosely related. There is a ser lantic provinces with. neglectedjious need for hearing and hearing and speech problems,"'|speech therapists in our schools \Dr.. Sortini, administrator of the|and @mmunities. But there are |hearing and speech clinic here,none available and we can't isaid in an interview, train them because we haven't | "In some cases, these chil- the proper facilities." dren are deprived of a chance because as they ---might Dr. Sortini says no college or lof getting as good an education university in the Atlantic prov-) they inces gives a degree in speech} jstutter, have other speech prob-jand hearing therapy, or teach- \lems, or because they can't hear|ing of the deaf. "I know several itheir teachers properly. "If the schools had lspeech and hearing therapists|to study hearing and speech The Interprovincial School for ibe partially or completely the Education: of the Deaf at \solved."' Dr. Sortini, 42, who was di-/Amherst, N.S., trains its staffjundoubtedly prove to jrector of the hearing and speech|during special summer courses,|more than 61,000,000 tons of ore, Peter|Mines Minister Wardrope said "But still we|today. clinic at the Children's Hospitaljsays school principal Medical Centre in Boston for 11/Free mantle. years, in 1963 became the first/haven't enough. teachers. We the Gulf linclude pocket secretaries, eye-| glass, card and key cases, The| color range covers black, tan, olive and brown, Give a dapper Dad the luxury! of leather grooming aids. To help improve his and his bur-| eau's appearance, he'll appre- Gulf Strike students at university here who} Was No Bust enough plan to go to the United States} TORONTO: (CP)--The Texas Sulphur Company's. cop- |per-silver-lead-zinc mine near Timmins, scene of last year's| ifrantic prospecting activity, will contain Introducing his department's administrator of a- full - timejhave a difficult time keepingjestimates for detailed study by clinic here. During the first year there;match the salaries were 1,905 clinic visits, and 3,-/United States and other Cana- 212 in 1964, an increase of 68.6/dian schools." per cent. This year there is an appointment waiting list of fourjuled to open at former RCAF the ones we do train. We can't|the legislature, Mr. Wardrope paid by/Said the original estimate of 25,000,000 tons of ore has since been revised upward to 61,000,- A school for the deaf sched-/900 tons. "Almost certainly, that is still months, with applications from|Station Torbay, Nfld., this fallj/@ conservative figure," 'he said. all four Atlantic provinces. jwill be supervised by THERAPISTS NEEDED The clinic's main goal diagnose hearing and speech problems at as early an age as United States. three|Texas Gulf and other compa- itherapists brought from Britain.|nies which staked land if the| i tol At the Halifax clinic, therapists|Same area are 5 \ are either from Britain or the|intensive exploratory work, he carrying _out added, and before long it should) Dr. Sortini says the "Halifax-|be known whether other produc-| possible. Children at the age of! .tmouth area illustrates the|ing operations can be expected one can be tested and fitted with hearing aids. Extensive diagnostic equipment is avail- able for hearing tests for adults and specific recommendations for hearing aids are made The clinic is run. by federal hearing and speech therapists. There is one speech therapist for the area. "But Halifax should have eight more speech therapists and two hearing Atlantic provinces' need forjin the same area. MONEY AVAILABLE Management, marketing and other comprehensive business OPEN FRIDAY TILL 8 P.M. CASH LOANS $25 to $5000 We've just opened @ Loon Office in Oshawa (OUR TWENTY-NINTH ONTARIO LOCATION) and, to tell the truth, we're feeling pleased. Everytime we open another Citizens Loan Office it's evidence that - people like our service. We think thet our service will please you, too. We specialize in timely cash loans, for any good reason, on a repayment plan to fit your budget. When you need help with money problems just give us o call, or drop in at our new, modern Loan Office in Oshawa. At our Oshawa office or branch offices in nearby Whitby and Toronto, you con be sure of prompt, courteous, understanding service, 61 KING ST, WEST, OSHAWA Phone 723-3451 ITIZENS INANCE Cc OMPAN Y t mM AT. 8 © 120 + Ve 17% + % NA + % 5+ Ve 15M Sa Quonto Radiore Raglan Rayrock Rio Algom Rocwin 500 69 «669 625 690 685 2400 16a 16 1000 135 135 |Dartmouth alone needs five for|} 5, equity basis financing for 36 per cent more than the value'speech and one for hearing. new or existing industrial of its pure gold content. Even! "The situation is just as bad,|| commercial, realty or other more curiously, an old U.S. $5\if not worse, in most areas of|f worthwhile enterprises of pro- Thar's Gold In Those Coats Hf They Belong To French a er Sci Me gf Se mem By RODNEY ANGOVE ence," says a gold saver. "My|205 francs ($41). establishment of a division of| Ry : PARIS (AP) Scratch alwite found that during the) "Some customers buy Napo-|special education at Dalhousie Factors Corporation WW 11% 5% Kelsey Co 775 $15' 15% EOS! com 1001 5% Sia em w 400 535 $35 Lakeland W 200 535 $35 paid 475 $17% 17% Sheep Cr Sherritt Silvmaq Starratt | Masih ie services including 'direct loan | jleons for bracelets or Steep R Sud Cont Sullivan Frenchman and you're liable to/Second World War gold was all find pure gold. her family had to live on. They for neck-| University -here that would in- laces," said a trader. '"'Napole-|clude hearing and speech ther- Of America Limited 330 Bay Street, Toronto We like to say: 'Your Loon is OK" That's because the Frenci-jhad a supply of dental gold from man, probably more than any-|which they cut little strips for one throughout the centuries,|the grocery store. My wife has used the "soft yellow' tojthinks gold is a necessary thing cushion himself against unex-|for any home." pected jolts, ; | French faith in gold flowered Un Fo 2000 | The ~ ote up in gotag after the Franco-Prussian War srg ey ers and mattresses -- and iN\when the victorious Prussians, Von ee a + "safety deposit boxes--averages|in 1871, levied a fine they cal- Violam 2325 365 360 360 --10 |roughly two ounces or $70 worth|culated would crush the French Tec Corp Texmont Texore Tex-Sol Tombill ons also make good gifts forjapy, "The university is inter- children because they can't ested, but there or no funds| (416) 366-3951 spend them on candy." available," he said. | He Mass-F Molson A Morse A Nat Trust 25 Nia $ Sti 100 Noranda 906 Ocean Cem 100 Oshawa A 2 Pac Pete '210 Pow Corp 760 Premium 225 Price Bros 210 QNG @&w 100 Revelstoke 100 Ronald F 100 Roihman 100 Bank 405 Cem A zs 750 100 650 110 117 338 x mS (115 Tribag 259 259 --1 U Asbestos 289 (289 +1 Un Buffad 70 70 --2 UCL Mines 1000 2 15¥4 15¥a--1 Un Fort 3000 4435 --1 $13% 13% 13% $24% U% 24% 874% The 14% a ew $122.12 12 30 390 390 $17% 13% 13% $162 16% 164 5R5 585 585 $2 8 OB $19% 19% 19% Sayvette Seven Arts Shell Can Shell il w Simpsons Simp Sears 7230 Slat. Stee! 900 St Radio 25 Stee! Can = 1265 Texaco pr 210 Tor Dom Bk 25 T Fin A 965 Tr Can PL 265 Trans-Mt 275 Tru-Wall 225 Turnbull 200 Un Ace 1 pr 150 Un Acc 1 pr 4 Un Carbide 300 Un Gas 185 U Gas B pr z! Versatile 500. walk' GW 705 Weldwood 775 WCoast Tr estee Next to a maid, a cellar of Brights fine Canadian wines is one of the best ladies' aids ever devised. Friends in? Special family dinner? After-theatre crowd? Bridge club? Sales to 11:00 a.m.: 671,000, McKenzie Provo Teck There's a wine here for every taste and ' every occasion. And this whole cellar costs about ha/f what you'd guess it costs, Go ahead and guess. Then check it! ot Weston A Weston B Acme ACTOR FETED Gilles Pelletier, 40, a Mon- treal actor, has been named to the 2-member Canada council; | ~CP Photo '| oe SPEND FOR HEALTH ES occ nce r , in § Mie 44 244 The World Health Organiza- Place 59 59 --1 |tion's. budget for 1966 is $42,- Ranger 1%6 176 17% +1 curry Rein 619% 19% 19 + 141 442,000,000, Violam rts 6725 W411 i Ae \for every) man, woman and|economy for evermore. The fine W Malar 1000 42 A¥ ichild in the country, according} was 5,000,000,000 gold francs-- W Beaver 500 18 18 ,t0 a reliable estimate. almost as much as the total Windfall 1000 27 OW Zenmac 1000. 38 38 gold,"' says a gold trader. '"'It is . : i one thing that outlasts war, in. HELPED PAY DEBT FOREIGN TRADING irency"--all of which the French ernment lured the gold from the 500 65 6s | |have had in plenty. igardens and strong boxes with) S149 44% 14% 100-235 $30% 30 30% 200 260 -|for that purpose. As the rest $88 8814 88% 100 545 565 of Europe looked on amazed, $142 142 1a ee oma $36 35% 36 years and balanced the budget 2S 3. ae jin four. Hidden gold has ever $11 11% ie + Ve 50 $0 leew? ; ; $50% 5014 50% FUNERAL OF |try's credit rating. $28% 28% 78%4+% RS VERA A. SHEFFIELD The Bank of France once $55¥a 55¥4° S5V2 The funeral took place yester- ? P i i sis 18 18 ce yester fe 460 metric tone : 74 Sherry An appetizer wine, most $9 3 3 ; of Mrs. Vera Alice Shef- lan |tric tone worn $3,440, popular in Canada. Serve with hors d'ouevres, Me Wa' , . ; Sista Ista tse wileld who died on June 14 at |least confirm this figure, or i aok i aaliathes dunes wine Rar a ee A Tes z boost it up toward $4,000,000,000 ° erighttul Gessert wine. Alter cinner, $20% 20% 204 -- Ys coogi st. She was in her 69th ? $ with snacks, with cheese--perfect! year. Anyone can buy gold ingots or jcoins at numerous little shops wonders for white meat of any kind--fish, fowl, the Armstrong Funeral Home or pork--and salads! Gas um +2 |with service conducted by Rev. lare posted in often fly-specked 120 -- |windows. "wine of the country". Ideal with steaks, 185 +35 |Nestleton Cemetery. hamburgers, red meat of any kind. 484 ~~ v5|_.Pallbearers were: Robert jingot seems the best bargain-- a 4. | Sack francs ($1,136 U.S.), or appeals to everyone. . " , --' \Jackson, Harley Jackson, Ar- only about ing Vi "anytime" wike Cdn Sup Oil $71 2 1 --%!l ' ; DuB. Vi 6 A Cent. Del $10% 10% 1ou--vaichie Moffatt and Gary Mof-| would be at the legal U.S. rate uBarry Sparkling Vin Rosé An "anytime" wine 3 Fr Pete pr 80 480 before, during or after any meal at all. Mill. City 50 50 also get into the game for as ged little as 45 franes ($9), the ap- |French Louis coin, also known as gold Napoleon, Werner 1000 A 44 Mat wi +3Y i i tio) oe +%4| "The Frenchman believes inlamount then in circulation, iflation and changes of cur- But, miraculously, the gov- 1 161 47 Site Hehe 10% 1 25 "You live by your experi-/a bond issue written specially $634 63% 63% . eigaeaapare iFrance paid, its debt in. two How fe OBITUARY si |since, helped uphold the coun- $274 27% 27% -- Va estimated that hidden gold at > --%% $39 38% 38% day sti 000,000--and other estimates at and the soup course. 6 «16 18 "the residence of her son, 182, worth. z Manor St. Davids Sauterne Chilled, it does OILS Funeral service was from |where the free market prices 164 3 - Manor St. Davids Claret Canada's most distinctive \64-- '2\John Porter. Burial was at 18s The pocket-sized one-kilogram 2 F ; Mazel Tov Arich, "kosher" wine. Delicious, 250 Sheffield, Chris Sheffield, Gerald!' y 5,570 i d $11 more than it } that's light and tingling on the tongue. Serve Dynamic 83 (82 of $35 an ounce. But you can North Am @3000 77 75 75 40 ci ' d |proximate price of an ancient Curiously, the Napoleon costa' 500 500 1