The Oshawa Times, 2 Sep 1960, p. 14

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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridoy, September 8, 1968 BIRTHS | : GORDA and Mrs, Beith} Gordon (nes Daisy Slessor) on Tues-| day, August 39, 1960, wi the OUaws| Civile Hospital, 8 son | DINGMAN ~~ Earle snd Jean wish to announce the Wirth of # son OB Ther day, August W, 1968, 7 hs. § wis, # Oars General Hospital. A brother for Nell, Cathy snd Debbie PRESTON My. ahd Mrs. Royden ON ~ To Mr. Preston of 80 Harms AvERUE, FREOVRCE| son, Howard Royoen Ophaws Genersl Hos wh the birth of thelr Camphehl, at pital on Thursdny, September |, HORT = Charles apd Barbara wie Dippy to announce the prrivel of their , William James 7 hs 10% ous, on Tuesday, Aukust @, 1966, at the Port Perry Community Memor: il Hospital. A brother for Bonnie Lyn, DEATHS Today' TORONEN 11 AM, STOCKS By The Conadion Frese Torontss Block Fxehange hep (Runtations 0 cepts unless marked §, 2 y WF pd ot, xd Exdivh A ted ddd teas INDUSTRIALS Soles Wh bow HI Anti Ww $e " Alta Gas ThE S27 48% Alka Gas pr 45 $1064 i06 Alls Gas wi 3557 #95 B95 Alg Cen wi Ww Alsmini wn " " » hs HB 03s #4 56 w M7 A He © did 5 #il Viiv Block bo oh HORBE ~ red into rest widden ty in Oshawa, Ontaria, on Thursday ember 1, 1060, Laurpce Earl Nes 6 Hobbs, beloved husband of Janet col and son of Mrs, Leis Holme, snd brother of Mis, Gordon Maddock (TRF lene) and Arthur Hobbs, Oshaws, iH bis 25th year. Resting st the Armstiong Funeral Home, Oshaws, with memonsl service in the chapel, Saturday, Bep tener 3, at 2 p.m, Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery, MeCLENNEN = In the Oshawa Gen eral Hospital on Thursday, September 1, 1960, Florepee May MeAuhlf, be loved wile of the late Fred B rt Lennan and dear mother of Josephine, Mis. A Cox, Kingsville, Ontario and William, Oshawa, in her 76th year Resting at the Mcintosh - Anderson Fu neral fame 182 King Street Kast, for service in the chapel on Baturday, Bep tember § at 2 p.m, Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery TRUEMAN, Olifford § After » 1% i Berhington Cal Pow Can Cem © Bapk Com 110 Can Brew Bh C Cel 81 pr 10 € Coljeries 20 CF Frid 78 C Hydro Car 10 Cdn Ind Gas 10 Cdn nl 0 Cdn Tie A #0 § CFR 710 Con Gas 850 Creative Tel 90 Dist Beas as D Bridge 1% I Dairies iH D Fndey 26 Dosen i 25 short iliness at the Oshaws General Hospital on Friday, September & 1960, Clifford Sloan Trueman of 810 Palace Bireet, Whithy, beloved hushand of Alle Weston, dear father of Arthur of California, USA. dock of Woodstock, and Robert of Port Hope, dear brother of Mrs, A. C. Adams of Fort William Mrs, A, Cowan of Barrie and Harold of California, in his Thth year, Resting at the ©. Town Funeral Chapel, Whithy, for private service on Sun day, September 4. Interment Clare mount Union Cemetery, Minister the Rev. 8. Armstrong GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all RA B-6226 390 KING STREET WEST LOCK'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements floral requirements for eccasio OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE RA 8-6555 and all OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN Monuments, Markers, Memorials, Cornerstones, Statutory of all types, 1435 KING ST, E Ph. RA 8-311) or RA B-8876 IN MEMORIAM GRIFFITHS In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Annie Griffiths, who passed away Beplember 4, 1966 We miss your smile and cheery ways, Please God just let her know That down here do not forgel, We love and miss her » Dom Blores Dom Ter 70 Learn Russian Scientists Told | KINGSTON (CP) -- Canadian physicists must acquire a greatel command of Russian to keep pace with Boviet developments in research into the mysteries of nuclear energy Canadian delegates to the inter national conference on nuclear structure at Queen's University here also said Thursday (hal .| physicists in Canada require het study or ter research facilities for of the forces In the nuelel cores of aloms English is the universal lan guage of the physicist hut rapid advancements in Russia, espe cially in the field of auclear whysies, had made a command of Pryales essential to from other countries, PAPERS NOT AVAILABLE Dr. R. L, Graham, a physicist at Canada's Chalk River, Ont, atomic establishment, and other Canadian delegates said a eon papers ave not being made avail: able in English, Many Canadians at ment over the federal govern nancially at gonstruction of a high atoms, The Chalk River atomic eentre is equipped with a machine, known as a tandem acceleralor, 0. whovingly vemembered hy Margaret, Cyril and grandehiidren, HAYES ~ In loving memory of & ar brother and unele, (Joe) Albert illiam Hayes, whe passed away Rep 1488, aver 8 emetinered by Trens and Ohare, Murray and Glenna HAYES ~ In loving memory of » dear father, Albert Haye ho passed AWAY One Year age today, September 3, 56 The rolling stream of life volls on, But' still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voles, Of the one who once sal there «Hadly naw Carolyn HAYES = In loving memory of a husband and father, Albert William (doe) who passed away September 3, 18486 Calm and peaceful he is slew Sweetest rest that follows § We who loved him sadly miss him But trust in God to meet again Sadly missed hy wile Mona, daughter Pat ping, AB and HOSKIN In loving memory of » dear brother, Gordon, whe passed away September 3, 1864 There is never a day that passes hy Hut eur thoughts reach out ta you Never a Joy hal comes our way But we We miss your love, your cheery ways Please God, Just let him know That we down here do not forget, We lave and miss him so. Toa dearly loved to ever be forgot: lary of the founder of the firm, a only line ta visit inland ports on book a direct regular basis ten by his brothers and sisters, Ken neth, Anna, Marie, Shirley, Betty, Jack, Gary, Donna and Joanne HOSKIN +» In loving memory of aur beloved son, Gordon Wesley, who pass ed away so suddenly September 3, 1054 in his 33nd year God gave us a wonderful son. Ta love through his boyhood days, But on the threshold of manhood He came and took him away Dearer to us than words can tell The son we lost and loved so well Not a day do we forget you, dear Gordan, In our hearts you are always herve, For we lave you dearly and miss vou, As i ends 'the wixth long year w8adly missed and lovingly remem bered by Mather and | CARD OF THANKS BLIGHT - We wish (0 express our sinpere appreciation and thanks 1a our relatives, kind friends and neighbors for the numerous beautiful gifts, cards, bouquets of flowers and congratulatory messages recaived hy us, on the aed slon of our golden wedding anniversary and heartfelt thanks ta all whoa can tributed to the useful community gifts P presented 0 us on Whis special aces ston, Ella and Jack Blight BULKOWSKE = 1 would like to th my friends and neighbors wha h been so kind and thoughtiul with cards and flowers during my two stays in hospital. Especially my immediate fam fly, Fathers Coffey, Herviald, Pereyma and Father Frank fram Si. Gregory's, Dr. Glazier and Df. Welshaum, Miss Storie and all the nurses and ward aides. They were wonderful, in 2A Room 205. God bless you all Millie Bulkowski ank ave RICHARDSON = We would lke express our sincere thanks ta De Dr. Grant, Dr. Stocks and nurses and ward aides of 2M eneral Hospital neighbors, v and friends for thelr kind thou silts flowers and cards Feceived QT daughter Sandra while in Oshawa Gen eral Hospital alsa to the George, Joan Richaydson ALSR.C, TRADE MONTREAL (CP) = Montreal Alouettes announced Tuesday they have traded a college draft ehoice to. British Columbia Lions for Prime Villanueva, one-time alb America quarterback and de feasive halfback who hecomes a Canadian pest month, wish you could share it toa, | whi¢h ean hombard the cores of atoms with particles having en: ergies of up to 10,000,000 volts, The United States has a 6,000, 000,000. volt machine in operation | Tae: and is building one of 20,000, 000,000 volts, Russia has a 10,000, {000,000 volt machine and is build {ing one of §0,000,000,000 colts, Several physicisits, who asked" oo : ! pemiska Copper Mines (Que {mot to he quoted, sald lack of re pao) Lid 8 bd ended ne a0 the smile | search facilities in Canada 1s one oq $860,607 missed by son Bill, daughter | 'Name Changed By Publishers The announcement of a change of name from J. W, Deyell Print {ers Limited to John Deyell Lim ited was made at the 25th annua meeting of the shareholders of the company recently held at Lindsay, Ontario making the an company, in [nouncement, stated that the new and Australia, but the Atlanttva. sell here kh Ws wi nn = physicists | siderable volume of Russian| | the con:| ference e x pressed disappoint: | ment's decision not to assist firlthe new concept of nature that this time In thei nuclear esearch is providing energy | machine to study the nuclei of (hings that \ Canada D. M. 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Charles pany, yea a4, 045 34, 085 | $664,208, 1060, $117 { 1060, $1,772, "If your prices are competit ive, he added, "we ean buy many things, We, ten, have 1o he competitive when my Wo companies al between Canada we name would perpetuate the mem: fix express service will be the name well known in the manufacturing industry Mr. Alloway also announce the appointment of Percy Floss, {previously of Oshawa and former ly assistant manager, to the post of manager, Other officers ap pointed were V. A, Henkelman; |seeretary, and K. W. Wendland, treasurer, both of Oshawa, ' MARKET PRICES -- | TORONTO cream and were reported Monday | TORONTO (CP) fruit and vegetable reported unchanged nesday., | TORONTO (CP) Potato rices were reported unchanged from Tuesday (CM hutter print prices unchanged from "Wholesale prices were from Wed Bank Interest Drop Continues [| OTTAWA (CP)--The Bank of Canada interest rate continued its sharp decline Thursday, set ting a twovear low of 226 per cent with the sale of $95.000,000 in 91-day treasury bills. 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