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' §6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 2, 1960 seis__| Today's Stock Market Listings on CANFIELD ~~ George and Ruth are! n OF happy to announce the birth of their| go daughter, Janet Mary, on Saturday July 30, 1960, at the Oshawa General Hospital. A sister for Jill and Jackie. rights, xw--Ex-warrants.) CHAFEN, Ken and Sharrone (nee #mith) are happy to announce the ar-| Stock rival of their daughter, Teresa Ann, Ibs., 10% ozs., on July 27, 1960, at Scar boro General Hospital. First grand- child for Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chafen and second grandchild for Mr, and Mrs KT. Smith, First great-grandchild for Mr. J. Shane and Mr. and Mrs. | Cornutt and second great scandent for Mr. R. R. Smith DEATHS DOWNEY ear BH, -- At the Osh- awa General Hospital on Saturday, July | 1960, Oscar H. Downey, beloved hus- | band of Ethel Ina Brown, and dear fa- ther of Allan of Myrtle, Ray of Toronto, | and Frank of Madoc, in his 83rd year. Resting at the Robinson Funeral Chapel, Brooklin. Service in the chapel | on Tuesday, August 2, 1960, at 2 o'clock. Interment Groveside Cemetery, | Brooklin TORONTO 11 AM, STOCKS By The Canalian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--Aug (Quotations in cents unless marked § 1--0dd lo xd -- Ex-dividend, xr--Ex Stock Barnat Baska B-Duq Bidcop Bralorne Buff Ank Camp Chib Stock sales Tr Can PL Trans-Mt Stores $60 1 + Un Gas Tar 460 $i y Un Steel Tar pr 205 . Wak GW. Text W Pywood B Sales High Low 11 s.m. Ch Play Weston A t Mig Weston B INDUSTRIALS Gen Bake West A wis Abinb 38% 3 : Alta Gas 225 $1 18% 1 G Dev Curb Alta Gas pr 1 G Dynam z15 Asbestos Alg Cen GN Gas2.80 p - Can Ving Algoma Gas wis C Paper Agung wis GW Coal A | Alumint 2 y Greening { Alum 2 pr 5 5 Imp Bank stoek D Fndry Dosco Dom Net High Low 11 ».m. Ch'ge Hign low u =m 340% 40% 40% 25 $17 1 1% Sales 480 $8% 8% $13% 13% $6 : $11% 950 23 200 25 $12% 12% $22: 2 $355 1 $39% 39% 100 Coniagas C Bellekeno C Callinan C Discvry C Halliwell C Marben Almnex Am Leduc Bailey 8 A Bailey § pr Bail 8 5% p 2125 Britalt Ash Temple Atlas Steel Auto Elec n Bank Mont Bank NS rt Bath P A xd Bell Phone Bowater pr Bowater Brazil BA Oil BCE 4 pr BCE 4% pr BCE pr BC Pow BC Phone Burns Cal Pow Can Ce ind Accep I Ac wis Inglis p Ininl G wis Calvan Con 300 5 5 3 y { Bronze pr CS Oil wits 600 1 1 1 3 C Mosher int Nickel n 52 ho C Chieftn 1700 Cop Corp Int Util 0 337 } C Ex Gas '200 Coprand Inter PL 5 y C Husky 1015 Cratgmt Inv Syn A 1 3 ; 3 C Husky 100 Croigor Kelly wis 3 Cent Del 1125 D'Aragon Labatt 2 27% 3 " C Dragon 1166 Deer Hom Lafarge 1 C Mic Mac 100 Denison Lakeland C West Pete 125 Dome Lovto B Home Oil A 632 Duvan Long 1 pr Home Oil B 461 Joc B or HBOIG 102 0 5 Longpoint 60 MB and PR 6 Majtrans 1000 M Leaf Mill 20 Medal 150 Mass-F : $9% 9 Midcon 1200 Mont Loco 9 $1414 14% N Davies Moore ; A Pac Pete 8 Home. Service in the chapel on Thurs-| Cyn Bre Neon Parl day, August 4, at 2 p.m. Interment] C Br Alum 00 NO NGas Retro Bowmanville Cemetery Cdn Can A 3% 133 Overind pr Provo Gas Cel 75 p ; Page tiers Submarine Curt W +10 Pembina A Fair A . P Pipe Mig Un Oils ¢ Hud Ba Fairbks B 6 P. en ium Wespac i 'ali : ol 3 fsiration ydro Ca QNG 5 ; 5 $ it Moly on '13% aN Gas un : W Cdn 0G 504 (a. Nickenl 5 4 Reichold w Roe AV Can Royal Bank salada 8 Shawin Simpsons Southam Steel Can S Propane pr S Prop wis Thornclf ror-Dom T Fin 57 wis Elder Eldrich Eureka Falcon Faraday Frobisher Geco Mines Geo Scien Gnt Masct Glacier Gunnar Gunnar wis Gwillim H of Lakes EDGAR, Gertrude May -- In Oshawa | Seneral Hospital on Monday, August| , 1960, Gertrude ay Challis, beloved | wife of the late Thomas G Edgar | Can Foils A Prestonvale), and loving mother of | 1 pnary Mrs. W. Garnet Tubb (Rosena); in her| ¢ pack a Mth year. 'The late Mrs. Edgar is| ¢ pack B resting at Mclntosh-Anderson Funeral| ¢& Bank Com $447 $447 Car GRAHAM, Roy W., MD, B.Sc, --In| the Oshawa General Hospital, on Sun day, July 31, 1960, Roy W. Graham, MD, B.Sc., beloved husband of Marian Smith, and brother of W. E on H., London, and F conto, in his 61st year. Resting at the McIntosh Anderson Funeral Home 152 King Street East for service in the chapel on Wednesday, August 3 at 3.2 p.m, Interment Union Cemetery. 5 Ww aite Jacobus Jellicoe Ind Gas Advocate 100 Akaitcho 1000 Amal Rare 2028 Anacon 050 Anglo Hu Arcad wis Atl C Cop Aumaque eag D Dairies Banker Entered into rest at the Oshawa General Hospital on Sat- urday, Jul 30, 1960, Ernest Richard Jenkinson, beloved husband of Florence | Beatrice Wharton and father of Ernest| W. Jenkinson of Oshawa, in his 90th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with memorial service in the chapel on Monday, August 1 at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Ceme JENKINSON ~ Latin Am Leitch LL Lac Gas A orby C q ( ( ( ( ( « ( C ( ( Ce [i 700 + 4000 16000 reat dist Bk wits Sales 2500 00 Con M and 8 125 | BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT xchange N Sales High Low 11 a.m. Ch' 900 258 265 70g 1 500 10 0 1 10 10 3 cg 310 820% 21% 180 » : 51 5 270 Ne High Low 11 s.m, Ch' 140 135 140 +7 i 38 5% 7 New Hosco New Jason N Kelore N Mylama Nickel MS Nisto Noranda Norlartic Normetal Norpax N Coldstrm Nortr Can Ormsby Pato Peerless 100 110 22 260 100 13% 13% 2000 100 Que Lith Q Metal Quemont Radiore Rainville Rexspar Rockwin San Ant Satellite Sherritt Miller Stanleigh Stanlgh Steep R Sturgeon Sunburst Territory Thom: 1 Irans Res Un Keno Un Fort Ventures wis 9000 500 3800 & 00 14 300 600 1000 18 810 $223 500 128 110 2000 300 1500 Yale Lead 1000 'k Bear 4660 Young HG 700 Zenmac 000 Curb Bulolo 5100 a Montreal Thugs [Russ Plan RE FE So Have Busy Time Criticized 3 at Boulevard's et ce e protec My rac Res Law Cafe Monday ence Mont 3.30 p.m Toronto. CP) pay-day MONTREAL is another 101 British Trade IRUJILLO AP)--The last who tried to i ican Embassy left the CIUDAD can Republic 22 Dominicans | vade the Mex Knife Wielders Leave Embassy | Domini- | { Toronto harbor police pulled 14 |persons out of Lake Ontario when seven sailboats capsized. The storm caused thousands of {dollars of damage to crops lv the London area. John A. Black, a tobacco grower from Komoka, aid hail entire ithree-farm | Sailboats Upset By Lake Squalls By THE CANADIAN PRESS Squalls swept through South- ern Ontario Saturday, interrupt- | ing sporting events, halting power transmission and upset. ting boats. destroyed is tobacco crop. I know milk's the 'most' a clear "AS A STUDENT It gives me health, energy, the beauty of complexion and bright eyes!" GUERNSEY GOLD IS THE MILK FOR ME! ® GUERNSEY GOLD is a natural for active weight conscious members of your family because it con- tains approximately 259% less calories, but more of the vital elements such as protein, thiomin, riboflavin and calcium than whole average milk. ® GUERNSEY GOLD has: 10% more solids, not fat, than dverage milk 20% more Protein than average milk, 139% more Lactrose than average milk. of 8% more Minerals than average milk, 4 at a oo ae 4 ie ---- By Canada | In New Europe busy bankrobbe violence this summer. Police held knife point enhasay Approximately 25% less calories than average mitk TINK, Alice Elizabeth ~ don, Pa., or Ju Alice Elizabeth of the late Rev Tink, and loving mother- of Mrs, M. Herncane, Hunting don, Edmund 1 Arlington, N.J 8. E Pompton L N.J., siste of Arthur Grass olumbus, Ont Service at Intosh-Anderson F a, on Wednesday Interment Groveside Cem Brooklin, (Friends may call at r Funeral Home after Tuesday morning.) At Hun beloved wife Nellie At the Anden Oshawa, on Monday Nellie Leslie Hanna, late Herbert T mother of Jack; Leslie and Earl. Rest Town Funeral Chapel chapel on 2.30 p.m In WILSON Nursing Home August 1, 1960 oved wife son of Whitb oredeceased by ng at the W @hitby for Wednesda erment Union Cemete: ster, Rev, D. Marshall Lodge will hold a service svening at 7.30 p.m dear Rebekah Tuesday GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL beyond price reach of all. Kindness vet within RA 8-6226 gin STREET WEST l 90 KING LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for al occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE RA '8-6555 OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN IN MEMORIAM FIELDING -- In jear father and Fielding, who passed 949 We oving of a grandfather away August annot clasp your hand, fathe and ever remembe sd by Earl, Irene, and grandsons son of a who FIELDING -- In 0ving memor husband Hen Feilding see his sm me remembei kind face te 0 see eant so mich to and ever his voice ile issed Maria wife Please Note ow in effect MARKET PRICES NET EARNINGS Ist add produce today. The egg marke reporte steady with pts adequate for a fair demand Country dealers are quoted the department of Canada grade Toronto, in fibre A medium 2 was rece by agri eggs cases 40 federal ure on delivered A larg smal 1 Butt grade non tende trading € 2 anada tenderable 8 ( er prices: ( Ontario able 61%-62, in vestern 622 (nominal Churning prices today CP butte print TORONTO cream and vere reported un panged Wholesale prices here today TORONTO CP and vegetable unchanged fruit were reported Potato unchanged cP reported TORONTO prices were here today. drawer dian Bank Oshawa. Min in $3,000 by two forced | utes robbed the Lucerne lars" wa jin a Titled Brakie 'Plans Return |: change or liamentary railroad real's Armed bank bandits. struck at Wo, a the t 1 seventr robbe n made Bot 1c Vere ithin believe OCCUrrec obba s inrelated an hour ter the began ti week's Ye yntrea vearing herded vaul bran n soutk rmed men bag ove one three a net-ixe 118 face seven employees into a fore gathering $8,000 from cash Tt minutes later, a Cana of Commerce brane end w robbed o thugs who the the ea as i employees into vault in point a suspec alter a messenger Monday Motel receipts fo 1sands of dol reco crime distri Vas ered another violence the head Weekend saw yutbreak of Rheault, 33 and struck over fracas cafe eft leg the pistol in a BARNSTAPLE, England (AP --Robert Williams, the Canadian bra an who inherited S 1 country es- and | rel was including OTTAWA Howard Monday divorce until stated conditions for lifting it are|the conference met view ommendation paper case against vorce lifting the blockade Skeena member earlier discontinue their delaying tactics) mit could tions waiter The shooting in which hreatened by Rheault for questioning climaxed a quar iter said he several men | York "its Divorce Blockade Could End cp MPs Frank Arnold Peters said night their blockade of bills remains in effect are assured viously- and hey sald in an inter committee rec on the order may provide an opporiun them to present their full parliamentary di- the conditions for Ho ever, the that a rules now for one of Howard, CCF and Mr for Timiskaming this session they member Peters, CCF said | would | Mr agreed to in par- the government study changes divorce or they thei Ch fully present handling di- to Parliament vorce made it known he's fed s aristocra F home to Kam to think over 1anged about n E d fo said going all nind mt baronet no Du lled Bob Ruth, sobbed qu as Bob an nounced I'm f next Fr ha good a to Canac we'll this aa ana hink about naa seat-- Barn- estate rolling manor Hean on Puncé staple. It is 2.000 side ardon, nea $500,000 acres of three comprising Devon country alf of two v recent death ns. the to Y baror passed Bob Natignal! Railways He is a distant relative gal heir as Sir William dren. a Cana- brake- but had makes it into 2s rmit passage of the 151 d force! kind of conference Q 1ebec dents ommended to lished study procedure vorce been asked capable of procedura adopting a until govern moves awarded 1n 'liberal a some known committee s report them to 20 they wil If the rules possible for the question full Is to marriages foundland resi- up in the Com dissoly and Nev piled now His | Mons The committee the Common committee be estab- session to on | "including the private bills of di- committee has wil to con the problem is rules nas that similar next the r on carry of the and 18 nsofar ng der as solution they are attitude Churchill, the House, report MPs said wait-and-see Minister leader in the The two Trade ment adoptio lon of HIGHER EDUCATION vere first but for vas Arts rees middle ages as a term of learning ancient Romans deg the oranches to the | posal | government in the negotiations was w made in a letter to the 82-nation|presen commission's| ence | 0zoV or| resentative. All UN members are|then the disarmament| common playgrounds OTTAWA Cp -- Canada is ing skept ical on a that the United Nations ieads-of-government con- disarmament in New! looki proposa hold a ference on Sept Prime Diefenbaker said in an interview Monday that the proposal seems be propaganda move tn view of Rus- ¢ sia's action in scuttling the Paris summit meeting and walking out|t of the Geneva disarmament talks. The government view is {Russia will ha to show good before he: seriously to her pro be con- sidered Canada was a member o 10 - nation 'Geneva disarmament |r conterence M. Burns, former UN forces in the Middle East commander of ers to represent The Russian suggestion UN disarmament chairman, Ambassador Lu dilla Nervo of Mexico from viet Ambassador Platon D, Mor-|y s Pa-| So-| ¢ members * of commission In the Canadian view, a conference of such propor- tions would be unweidly would necessarily y have to be re-| stricted to 'working group' size.|! Even if Russia would be satisfied | #ith a 10-nation heads-of-govern-|F ment meeting along the lines the Geneva conference --- this has not been made clear--it {would be an impossibly © Winter Aid For Small | Frankfurther Bank of Canada--sa I OTTAWA (CP) More small towns and cities are expected get a bite of the $25,000,000 win- fer works program in 1960-61,| | Labor Minister Starr told provin- | I premiers in a letter made | {public Monda In the last vinter works | cial Wo years the program was inef- fective for some smaller .com- munities which did not have work available on streets, bridges, sewers integration Free Britain that that| come among places advanta in sending Gen. E. L.|and Luxembourg to cult ies with unusual pow-| France the Diefenbaker Britain would acting UN permanent rep-| Commonwealth sum-| ain Po|SEVEN NO of | called outer and | Britain mark, complex Portugal doesn't peal to Britain fo join the com- mon mutual need | { Places Seen [mi stay 10) established 000,000 people? | longer be a great power She has| dians landers nation of MERGER 'MUST and parks and| power la By FORBES RHUDE (LE) to a (other may yet turn to closer|tity," (an eventuality with countries of con-|France and Germany Europe in order to solve ready preparing) and ur problems with them the unprecedented adver s the opinion of a num-| 'die and be born.' of observers of the six-coun-| «jf Britain should know European Common Market| pa. heart of hearts the seven-country European ichec remain a Trade Association though no real evidence from such a view will be- Britain inental rade and to theretore she can actua 4 and here 1s a merger to th German fact developing the so Britain at a the instinctive aversion customs union The I called inner six|,e the v growing dis: | pagple is still markets of v5 5o0upy the position of France, Ger-iyio power, If Britain, Holland, Belgium yore to join, with her {or 80,000,000 people weapons and machinery | power, her talent for poli ganization, wor pride and wibrokien self The those countries many, Italy the diffi- | failed. | feels that en the ad- common market|, p rt in the her part in the a; Europe could yet, o preier-| po | come thus far to ov have cannot ranta of the hile she retains Commonwealth system France says that ther Commonwealth countries| enter Britain under the| preference and | through Britain, enter the market countries under he same advantages given Brit. 1008.0. 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