OW Meet Er eet t or ee t hed | * _ Catholic Though? { MONTREAL (CP) -- Paul- a Cardinal Leger, in a let} er to Montréal's 1,000,000 Ro-| pendent grower, holds his pre-jman Catholics read in city diction to "at least an average|churches Sunday, said the re- micals-St. Johnstone ae Mor ton-Motherw Divisio #8 G8 Montrose 4 Albion 6 Stranraer 2 Thd Lanark 1 Following postponed. grounds unfit: -- ee i yr ostle THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, December 7, 1965 - STOCK MARKET TORONTO iis A.M, STOCKS Bisteteatet by €P ; Pc Slag ag in cents unless mark D COUNTRY SOCCER ee OLD WwUlteé Weesee IMGEISH LRA Division. I Aisenai od Aston Vina 6 Brunley 1, Tottenham... Chelsea 0 Liverpool 1 Everton 2 Sunderland 0 Man United 0 West Ham 0 cE, an | ARGUS \Record Orders Seen Ps 6 eS os nici Ms For Holly Harvesters By VERN LACEY VICTORIA (CP)--The $100,- TANDOAN Restos -- of Old Country soccer atcheel Saturday: Foowall Association Cap Second Round Aldershot 6 Walsall 2 Bradiera C ned. Doncaster 2 Colchester 0 ae SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division i All games postponed, grounds unfit, as follows: Clyde-Fal- jou0 540 S44 100 144 20 Chip Chime Chrom Comb Met Cons Brew Airdrieonians-Brechin 1 City, Cow- denbeath - Alloa, Dumbarton- Forfar Athletic, East. Stirling- 160 8. "4 Quotations in 1--Odd oe , ge from "previews board-lot closing 'ale. INDUSTRIALS Halli 000-a-year business of decking Canada's halls with holly seems headed for its most festive year.' {sults of the second Vatican He cuts an average of 600 to|.ouncil may '"'jostle' Catholic 700 pounds of holly a day off|thinking. Barnsley 1 Grimsby 1 Bournemouth 5 Bath City 3 Brighton 1 Bedford 1 Newcastle ys. Leeds ppd. Northampton 2 Blackpool 1 : Notts F 2 Leicester 0 kirk, Dundee - Dunfermline Athletic, Hibernian - Dundee United, Partick Thistle-Stirl- East Fife, Queens Park-Queen of South, Raith Rovers-Ber- wick Rangers, Stenhousemuir- Chester 2 Wigan 1 Corby 2 Luton Town 2 Crewe Alex 3 South Shields 1 Sheffield W 2 Blackburn 1 Stoke 3 Fulham 2 West Brom 1 Sheffield U 1 Division If Birmingham 3 Man City 1 Bolton 2 Wolverhampton 1 Charlton 2 Southampton 2 Crystal P 0 Cardiff 0 Huddersfield 2 Carlisle 0 Ipswich 0 Rotherham 0 Leyton Or 0 Bristol C 4 Middlesbrough 1 Coventry 1 Plymouth 2 Bury. 2 |Portsmouth 0 Norwich 3 'Preston 2 Derby 9 his four-acre farm -- big by holly colony standards -- and some of it is making inroads on the United States market, normally supplied from Oregon. His holly will go to Boston and Cleveland, as well as Montreal' Teese ees ling Albion, Hamilton Acade- This was the word along Brit- ish Columbia's holly belt source of the country's entire holly harvest--as growers sharp- ened tWeir sprig shears to fill record orders from Eastern Canada. 7 7 «6% _, | Some Eastern holly hawkers A: bh en + have increased orders up to 25 151 151 151 + Jlper cent over last year, says /Gil Rumley, manager of the | Vancouper Island Holly Grow- iers' Association. The letter, from Rome where ithe cardinal is participating in council deliberations due to end|Harlington 0 Oldham 1 Wednesday, asked for prayers|Grantham 1 Swindon 6 during the final days of the|Hartlepools 2 Wrexham 0 council. Hereford 1 Millwall 0 and Toronto, "The second Vatican council|Port Vale 1 Dartford 0 While holly belt growers --| has fulfilled the hopes that/Queens PR 3 Guildford 0 roughly 160 acres on southern| Were placed in it," he said. (Reading 5 Brentford 0 Vancouver Island and the main-| "It is certain, continued the|Shrewsbury 3 Peterborough 2 land Fraser Valley -- worry/letter, "that all this newness |Southend 2 Watford 1 about keeping Canada decor-|that Vatican II has brought into|Southport 3 Stockport 3 ated, talk is circulating of ex-!our lives will jostle the think-}/Wimbledon 0 Folkestone 1 panding the Canadian market/ing, the cherished customs and|Gateshead vs. Hull City. ppd to Australia and New Zealand.|the routine, It will be a rude! Rochdale vs. Altringham ppd. 210 210 210 -- 5) bec and the Maritimes." Charles Carter, provincial/test for us who often have a' -- Pea aR The rising popularity of the} lhorticulturist, says the sugges-| thoroughly complacent view of Ayr United. RENT-A-CAR DAY -- WEEK -- MONTH *5.00 PER a tEAGE Cn OY gs CHARGE RUTHERFORD'S CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS 725-6553 14 au ERT ST. 10;40 Net Stock Sales High Low a.m, Ch'ge; 30 $97 10 Sli" 1615 $599 645 $29% 225 $224 160 $19% 60 $50'2 395 $124 40 $492 7S $25'%4 2105 824% 260 $59% 121 $70% 70% 100 475 475 56a 046 375 $134 $84 es 0M % U4 4% +1 3814 ee en" 295 5) "About 85 per cent of our 25 as tes 254 2514 2514 -- ji market will go to Ontario, Que- Hastings Heath Hollinger Hud Bay Hydra Ex Int Bibis T int Heliun Iron Bay SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS! GIVE RONSON FROM BURNS JEWELLERS CHARGE-IT | No Down Payment Required 25 201 $16% 16% Maybrun 99600 30 «26 McIntyre 225 $884 -- McKen 500 9 9 Merrill 7000 «59S? ' Metal Min Ver (16? Midrim RR 38 Moneta 105 100 Mt Wright Multi-M Nat Mattami Re 9 New Ath Newconx 25 $274 27'%4 Wia-- V2 100 $13% 13% \3-- Ve ai 600 410 «410 «410 Neonex w Wilco % -- '| N Hoseo Willroy 732 OB | N Kelore Windfall 710 $14% 14% 14% N Mylama Yale Lead z5$102 102 102 N. Senator Yk Bear 2195 $265" 26'4 26% Nick Rim Young HG = $254 2 2 Norbeau Zenmac $17% 17% 17% Norgold Zulapa a 32 2 2 Norlex 23 $48 8 Norpax $133 13=«(13 N Americn 100 $11%4 1114 11%4-- | N Rank Po dpe' 106% a i + Ye) Northcal -- 1 Northgat O'Brien Opemske Paramaq Patino Pax int Pee Expl Peerless Pine Point Placer Dom Elect Dom Ell pr Dofasco Dom Stor age HOOD DRYER + COMB DRYER + East ChTr R Mr. Bonney's Showcase presents another great SHOW ! The Harmonicords returning to the CADILLAC HOTEL After a Successful Tour West All, Rox Am Leduc Asamera CS Pete ESCORT HAIR DRYER 3-way drying with exclusive warm air-circulating Brush and Comb attachments and giant Hood. Now with hair-conditioner cap, too. 4 temperature settings. Quietest motor. Shoulder-strap portability. Complete with fitted travel case. $32.95 $1, DOWN -- $1, WEEKLY $204 244 tia -- vv\ traditional red - berried Christ-|tion was made to him privately | our lives." ered 754 + 2\mas decoration may put grow- by an official of the federal] 165 162162 fers in an almost unprecedented trade and commerce depart- _ 6 M6 Ne 4| predicament, he says. ment. R S ks 190 ro +t }| "7 think we're going to run) The view is that holly, tradi ussla ee Jacobus + %' short of holly." tional Pichi Ne ygonace for a . pie His prediction--not shared by| English-speaking world, wou M i, d liet +1 i 3 y Joutel -- tall growers--is unus ual in ~4 in-|sell there. Neither country pro oon an Ing sooeny 2\dustry that normally clips only|duces holly itself. i rh aay a3 as much as required, and leaves) "With the rapid transporta-- MOSCOW (Reuters) ~~ Leb' Min 4 the rest on the tree until next|tion now available for delivery,|test comes today for what is| terion sits las ih + % Christmas it is definitely possible. believed to be the fourth Rus- Lorado 25 125 125 Even vith a shortage, there) "But I don't know of anyone|sian attempt this year to Fi pa ~ a ie is little chance of an increase shipping this year. achieve a soft landing on the ye MS in the holly price, he says. surface of the ning 'i arcon > 7 Hee eis "Independent growers (out The spacecraft Luna ' side his association) won't raise Total tains launched Friday and reported their prices.' jfunctioning normally following J Average holly price is about Show Increase ja correction in its trajectory, 50 cents a pound, lower for vol was expected to reach the moon} sume purchases OTTAWA (CP)--Total income!/about 4:50 p.m. EST today, 3 STOR OS ie of paid workers in Canada rose|Tass news agency said "PREDIC AVER ge ; to an estimated $2,213,000,000 in) 'yhe official announcement of Ronald Nutter, a large inde-/September, up 2.8 per cent from|the launching Friday said fur- August and 11 per cent above! ther refinement of the elements ae J September, | 1964, the Dominion/of. qa soft landing was one of _. of Statistics reported to-'the main purposes of the probe, day : ; . That brought the figure - for If Luna Vill, aimed for the the first nine months of the|™moon's Ocean of Storms, man- lyear to $18,463,000,000, a jump\ages a gentle landing, the feat phat Pog tig ck the ee would be a huge step forward in| | 676,000, pai 0 labor in the 'i « i | same period of 1964. | Space exploration and a triumph Average weekly earnings in|for Russian science, $September were $92.28. This| was 98 cents above the August} + 2)level and $4.28 higher than Sep- tember of last year. 200 58 100 sr 17% ih 150 $28% 28% 28%¢ + Ve 100 $5% he+ he 22 $614 61% 614 220s) WW) TT 1525 $214 214 21 300 «300 «300 x Gas Cent Del $ + a = Incumbent Gains || Nine More Votes Dome Pete Dynamic SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.| $ (CP) --Liberal incumbent | +4 26 + Ve 12% | 124 + VI av MARRIAGE ISA 0 IN WHICH WE GIVE La + Rix Athab : Rowan Cn a 6 Ryanor 13 Sarimeo Sherritt Sil Eureka Stlivmaq Sit Miller Sli. Stand Steep. R Texmont Tompbil! Tormont Tribag Trin. Chib Tundra U_ Mining U_ Buffadn UCL Mine Un Keno Urban Q Violam White Star 1025 $14 125 $174 2117 $53 222 $14% 420 $23% 100 $7% 305 $94 100 $19% 731 397 375 $297% V4 3. +% 20 565 570 3% «6130 3 " 194 192-- ve wa 104 635 645 + 15 17 128 + 2 134 134 + 4) 15 15 | 250 250 8 te ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH Fastest electric toothbrush of all. Lightest weight. Completely safe. Runs on only 5 volts whether used with standard batteries or on reduced household current with exclusive "safety coupler". $19.95 HOLDS 'TIL CHRISTMAS ROTO-SHINE "MAGNETIC" Shines your shoes ELECTRICAL- LY. Picks up and ejects attach- ments magnetically. No more dirty hands! Complete with buf- fers, brushes, applicators and new Ronson "Deep-Shine" polish, in hardwood chest with foot- rest lid. $92.50 FREE GIFT WRAPPING 200 -+ 500 3 2 4 2000 - 3000 1100 13 100 355 Int Nickel ice util PL im 51 Pp inv. Grp A James Sti Jetter: Reserve Now For Christmas Dinner, Luncheon, Banquets Or Receptions call 725-3743 135 355 1,115,000, FOREIGN TRADING 600 125 #125 «125 [OVER 30 VRS. IN BUSINESS) STEPHENSON'S GARAGE WHEEL ALIGNMENT FRAME STRAIGHTENING GENERAL REPAIRS 725-0522 725-0560 15 CHURCH STREET 355 Sales to 11:00 a.m.: Gr Plains Midcon Murphy NC Oils ! count of ballots cast in Algoma Spooner a 24 1 |West 'in the Noy. 8 federal ea ae a *} , election, giving him 120 more} Union Ol %\than Conservative Russ Ram- hart Regier of the New Demo- cratic Party remained the same as the original count, 11,- 914 and 9,564 respectively. Numac Permo U Cans 5 , Un Reet P say Jr Results announced Saturday The recount was requested on} behalf of Mr, Ramsay. ! Fargo 'George Nixon picked up nine son Gee 5 21 + Vandoo Wsburne 5 by Judge J. H. McDonald gave 5\Mr. Nixon 12,034 votes. The MERRIER CHRISTMAS .. . 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From something to wear to something for the.home, from glamorous With Deluxe Wall Rack-Te- ble Stend, 8' extension cord and de- fachable §° coileord, . COME ON Mas The atmosphere is friendly big gifts to important little gifts . . . DOWNTOWN merchants have . everything for Christmas shopping success. Your DOWNTOWN stores are all aglow with the festive spirit of the season bright with the glimmer and gleam of Yuletide decorations . . . and, best of all, they're ready with an abundance of gifts to please every person, to fit every purse. For variety and value, for friendlier service and greater conveni- ence .. . Christmas-shop DOWNTOWN ! CHRISTMAS SHOP AT THESE STORES : BASSETT'S JEWELLERS 1 Simeoe St. South BLACK'S LADIES' WEAR LTD, 72 Bimeoe St. North BLACK'S MEN'S WEAR LTD. 74 Simeoe St. North BURNS CO. LTD. --- SHOES 1 Kin, St. West BURNS JEWELLERS 20 Simcoe St. North CANNING'S LTD 20 King St. Eost CENTRAL ONTARIO sal 19 Simeoe St. Nort CHERNEY'S FURNITURE 'WORLD 80 King St. East DANCEY'S SHOES 18 Simeoe St. South '400' AND CARESS SHAVERS 23% 23% + % 100 $192 19% 1914+ 450 $11% 11% V4 100 88 9 9 + 74 hg 3% 23% 234 3a 23a 00 by 240 (240 MINES 625 1300 1900 1900 1600 100 3500 2500 The service excellent The selection unbeatable Lots of Free Parking = A sini Ditch Am Larder AAm Moly Ang Ruyn th th 1 18 27 187 CARESS Gently protective, with roll-top shield and contoured "Trimette" for underarms. Works like a charm! Largest, thinnest head shaves legs fastest and closest. - And so durable. $19 95 Pink and Blue. . é Ronson 400 Complete with. wall- 3 bracket, travel-storage case, Coll Fy cord and Mennen *AFTA' aftershave $29. 95 lotion. PEOPLE'S CLOTHING gToRe 36 Simeoe St. North DAVIDSON SHOE STORE a & LOVELL LTD, LTD, 31 Simcoe St. North King St. East : ! KARN DRUGS LTD. DUNN'S MEN'S WEAR Pals dab R. 8, REED & SONS, FLORISTS 36 King St. Eost pics Boe fea 26 Simeoe St. N. THE EVELYN SHOP 10 King St. West RELIABLE FURNITURE CO, 9 Simeoe St. South L A & B DISCOUNT DEPT. sToRE LTD. patina eealiagg FOUR SEASON'S TRAVEL LTD. Bond St. West SAM ROTISH MEN'S WEAR 7 King St. East MAURICE BERG MEN'S' WEAR 7 King St. East . 38 Simcoe St. North FRANKLIN'S OF OSHAWA STEPHENSON'S JEWELLERS 64 Simcoe St. North raashauue 4," seh Mller ea LTD. 14 King St. East HMCoe 0) 1 HORWICH. CREDIT iwestens LTD. MODELLA HAIR STYLISTS To8 ee wee : TY Celine: St. WAYNE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES JEWELL MEN'S WEAR OSHAWA LTD. 16 King St. East MORRISON FURS & SPORTSWEAR 48 Simeee North 78 Simeoe St. North JOHNSTON'S MEN'S WEAR NESBITT'S LADIES' YOUNG MODERNS 8 Simcoe St. North 33 38 King St. East King St. just $1 Holds A Ronson 'ti Shristmes BURNS JEWELLERS 20 Simcoe North Open to 6 p.m, Wednesday and Saturday Open te 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday ieee 1 1 $15% 15% 15% 6 6 "a 6&8 "4 u" so 380 «375 705 705 140 '4 " 375 WEAR East 15 2B 2% 5 300 $134 13% 19% 7% 17 > #7 u)