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(ar to : maintain te plants of adequate capac) throughout the world." sip Earlier, GM had reported 9 CM Dividends Dip Slightly arsine NEW YORK (AP) -- Direc- of 15 per cent. The nine-month tors of General Motors Corp. de- earnings totalled $1,060,379. 550, clared a year-end dividend ofjor $3.68 a share, compared with $1.25 a share on Co.nmon stock, |$1,239,683,077, or $4.31 a share compared with $1.50 for thejlast year. Sales for the nine same period last year. jmonths slipped to $14,274,369 437 This brings total 1967 pay-| |from 1 $14,599,188,933. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, November | #, 1087. 1967 McLaughlin Honors School Graduates Egyptia Seen F'c By CARL MOLLINS Canadian Press Staff Wri Egypt's Gamal Abdel N has been forced to ditch hi R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate Students receiving diplomas,Dobney, Douglas; Lloyd, Anne: Vocational Institute 'held|for the four-year business and|Markle, Bryan; Martens, Erna; ments to $3.80, compared with) ee litical proteges in "both | <éimmencement exercises Sat-}commerce omg = yes {ceed Jane; Monks, Cary; $4.55 last year REGISTER TO MARRY reel ad Yemen. this d Linda; Annaert, Judith; Chese-/Pepete, Jacqueline; Ross, Ann he| About 6,500 ssures resultin aeaninry school graduates in}brough, Lynda; Elsey, Carol;|Louise; Segal, Barry; Segal, Coairman caigaeger ries ie Mosco acy couples te as im his defeat oF | the five - year arts and science |Gattellaro, Carmela; Hobbs,/Pauline; Syperek, Edward; said the ait aeons oscow registered for weddings a st June. branch with six options are:|Christine; Hughes, Bonnie;|Woods, Donald; Zarowny, ted "reflects, the oP ihe in the day immediately preced. la the South Ar Dobney, Norman; Neal, {Kolynko, Harriet; McPherson,| Marie. st i. popadineett ay ecard ing the celebration Nov. 7 of the es gorse ey Beng u ici Sarv h,|Sandra; Randall, Neil; Silves-- s " net ss wi corpo Army sas Perking Gary; Ric tri, Grace; Simkin, Christine; Pisin ale a ri requirements for working capi- a anniversary of the revoly. hind the ge eo Libei Those with five options are: |Weales, Betty Ann; Wherry, Basey John: Brett Linda: tal and plant investment neces] pesiice we Aree a eR GS Front hg with 'the Egy Abersek, Zlatka; Andersen, \Linda. Brownlee, Dey; Burch, Mark; struget --_--_---- Hans: Anderson, JoAnne; Bal-| In the science, technology\Cain, Sandra; Chesebrough, Jentine, Douglas; Basey, John; and trades branch in the four-/Lynda; Clark, Stephen; Dobney, ; Brett, Linda; Burch, Craig;\vear program, graduates are Norman; Elliott, John; Holmes, urveyor Burch, Mark; Dart, Thomas; '4 12 . Backw 1 Van; -Hooper, Calvin; King, Elliott,. John; Hajdu, Barbara; |Adams, James; Backwell, Ron- edwin; Koblak, Barbara; Hunter, Ellen; Koblak, Bar- ald; Bell, Laurence; Black, Lytwynchuk, Robert; Neal, bara: Mays, Gerald; Meier,/Robert; Brooks, Kenneth; Bry-Susan; Perkin, Gary; Ruiter, ou a Janet; Mitchell, Robert; Oxen-/ant, eg ed Canfield, Richard; John; Simpson, Robert; Slater, ham, Rosemary; Shutka, Di-/Cory Douglas; Csedreky, Jo-|David; Tinworth, Christopher; ee ae ee anne: Slater, David; Stewart,|Seph: Harmer, James: Hooper,|Twist, Peter, Wales, Carol, CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. ters) -- The American Su Hoskin, Paul; King, VI spacecraft cruised t the moon as scientists her First class honor students in Linda: Thomas, Dale; Vollmer, |Calvin : Koené, grade 11 are: Anderson, Linda; Edwin: Kirkland John; Graduates of the eeseart Ingrid: Walker, Susan. Students who received second- John; Lasek, John; Lawson.|Fisher, Robert; Fortier, Fran- ary school graduation diplomas Wayne Linklater, David;jcine; Henkelman, Anne; pared for the test launchi in the five-vear course in the|/Ytwynchuk, Robert; Miles,|Holden, James; Leith, Philip; ' wi hay of a giant rocket de: arts and science. branch with |Gary; Mosier, Glenn; Ollesch,|Neal, Patricia; Neubauer, PRINCIPAL at R. S. Me- winners at the school's com- Donald Woods await theirs. The other winner, Edward io carry U.S. astronauts four options are: Aitchison, amd Pipbih nc sg or ge ge brootl phe es ee oe gee mencement exercises. Re- Jane Mason, Anne Lioyd Syperek, peat attending Mies pg aa sal James; Al Nigel; Amey, 5 saylord: ach,/zki, Irene; Rosenheck, Linda; Finbow, presented a ivi 5c) nt : ' university in British Colum- ae : Spada ne Dey; Bry-\Yic¢tor; Robinson, William; Slemko, John; Smith, Terry; cheque and scholarship cer- cae ved : wager a rt Douglas 'Pabuey, partly bia, was not present. urn V rocket is expect ant. Margaret; Campbell, |Romhanyi : Michael; Ruiter, Syperek, Anna; Taylor. Ron-| tificate to six of the school's Anne Louise nega while to idden by Mr, Finbow, have hoon while Surveyor V Douglas; Coros, Lawrence, ohn; St. Pierre, Gilles; Sand- ald; Wotten, Harold; Wotten, seven Ontario Scholarship her right Barry Segal and received their scholarship. --Oshawa Times Photo scheduled to touch down Dawson. Robert; Dionne, Ed-|&'S Perry; Scattergood, John; Kenneth; Yourkevich, Penny. on the moon tonight for a ward;- Eckford, Sandis; yee ger Palkachoff Secondary school honor grad-\na; Dobney, Douglas; Glecoff |»ele, Jacqueline, F eyton,|Sowten, Carolyn; Spiers,! First-year technology course 'é . jook at a_ possible ast Erman, Robert; Fitches, Rob- basqconers P thompson, Garry; yation diplomas _ have 'been|Terrence; johns, Adrienne |Wayne; Potter, David; Powell,|James; Stuart, Edward; Sut-students are: Bons, Arie; Col- with a delightful landing site. ; ert; Flonek, Bonnie: H ay- bibs oo ee Vaillan- awarded to: Addington, Jere-|Tustinski, James; Lloyd, Anne; | Jacqueline; Power, Barbara; |ton, Douglas; Syperek, Ed-|lins, Terrance; Eley, Edgar; Apollo. mission official ball, Sharon; Holody, Terese; |7: 15 u Mict eee Paul; my: Babcock, George: Bevan,|Markle, Bryan; Martens, Erna:|Rodman, Kenneth: Roman-|ward: Ward, Janet; Wilson,|O'Neil, Brian: Oderkirk, Ron- . here today ee countdov Kozlinsky, Elsie; Ligenza, Bar" ™merman, Michael Nancy; Bigwood, Lois; Bird.|Mason, Jane; Mason, Susan./chuk, Lynne; Ross, Ann|Bradd; Woods, Donald; Wool-\ald; Poloz, Robert; Reiczak tropica avour Saturn V, whith will pov bara: McEvoy, Thomas; Mc- First class honor students in Janice Bolahood, Louise;/Meyer, Suzanne; Milosh, Gus;;Louise; Samochin, Luba; lias Disher Veer Cardiva-ttoasah' si a a ; ' : : ee manned Apollo IV spac Kee. Daniel; Messent, Terry: 8'ade 13 were received by: Bolahood, Sharon; Burk, Kelly;|Monks, Cary; Ormiston, Segal, Barry; Segal, Pauline; \Zarowny, Marie. ya, his ph, ees: Dou amblyn, continued smoothly witt Miniaci, Mary! Monaghan, Bar-/Bevan, Nancy; Bigwood. Lois; \Colborne, Carolyn; Daniel, Don-\Dawna; Pascoe, Ruth; Per-|Senkiw, Ross; Silver, _ Harold; . ryan, Wesson, Douglas. i is on problems at this time." ' bara; Nugent, Gail; Planke Sheree pace cee SBE - ---- - --$--$$$--$--_------ ey. exirese Michael; Prince, iy oF Pud- a aS ' i na lis, Wanda; Shaw, ianne; Simkins. 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