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Te wo ee BIRTHS BLACK -- Sheryl and Jamie are io amnouncs the arrival of tieir s beth, 7 ibs. 12 ozs., on Wednesday, May 10, wen, at Hospital, Proud the Oshawa General parents are Milton and Betty. NICHOLSON ~-- Bill and Theda Niel are happy to announce the birth of their son, Paul William, on ed dnesday, awa a Genera) ospital. A 10 Ibs. nesday, May 10, 1961, at ¢ the Oshawa General A brother for ne, Paul and Mark. Many thanks to . Irwin and staff of 4B. vIANTELLINGEN = Mr. and Mrs. J. 'ednesday, Oshawa General Hospital. A brother for Ronald. WILSON -- Don ad Nina (nee Oke) wish to announce birth 8 lbs. 11 ozs., on Wednesday, May 10, 1961 at the Oshawa General Hospital. A GOOD NEWS STORY When you announce the bjrth of your child in the tie "are" availaie clivpiigs of the no- are a able for Baby's Foi rey Records and to mail your friends and relatives in those far-away places. To place birth announcement, call The Os , Classified phone RA 3-3402, DEATHS CROWELLS, Frederick Entered into rest in the family resi. fence: Rossland Road East, Oshawa, 'ednesday, May 10, 1961, Frederick Milton Crowells, beloved son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Crowells, in his 64th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with memorial service in the chapel Saturday, May 13, 2 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Ceme- tery. | LLOYD, Beverely Lorraine Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gen- | eral Hospital on Wednesday, May 10, 1961, Beverely Lorraine Phillips, be- loved wife of John Harry Lloyd and mother of Constance Joan, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips, in her 27th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with memorial service in the chapel Saturday, May 13, at 3.15 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me- morial. For placement contact funeral director or phone RA 5-2327. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all RA 8-62.6 390 KING STREET WEST 10, 1961 at the Osh- brother for of a son, Book, TORONTO x1 A.M. STOCKS By The Canalian Press rights, xw--Ex-warrants.) INDUSTRIALS un Stock High Low a.m. C| Abitibi 220 Acad-Atl 75 Acad-Atl A 225 ew-§ 200 Alta Dis w 850 375 305 Sales Alumini Argus Atlas Steel Bank Mont Bank NS Beatty 3330 Bell Phone 1847 $53% 53 Brazil 220 445 BA Oil 530 BCE r% pr * 200 BCE 4% pr zl0 BC Forest 720 BC Pack B 335 BC Pow 4030 BC Phone 63 7240 200 1049 31 § 380 115 100 Can Cem Can Ce mpr Can Per m CSL Cdn Baks C Bank C Cdn Brew CBAL A w CBAL B w 2100 C Chem 200 C Chem w 400 350 C Collieries 100 300 Dom El wis 150 D Fndry 536 $54 Dom Stores 220 125 215 $83% 23 $155 5 bi ind 13% 8% 11% a 6% 5h 125 5 Toronto Stock Exchange--May 12 (Quotations in cents unless marked $. 2--0dd lot, xd -- Es-dividend, xr--Ex- 38% 38% + % 26% Stock GS Wares Globe A Sales 2100 350 su un G L Power GL Pow w Great West Net h'ge Ww 1060 216 559 130 z10 815 $45% 500 Ind Accep 615 Inglis Inland Gas Inland G pr Int Util Inter, PL Int St1 P Inv Syn A | Jockey C Jock C B pr Kelvinator 100 225 $9% $39% 240 235 39 Labatt Lakeland LobCo A 339% LobCo A w 200 $15% a 15% + A 31 M Leaf Mill 2? 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Salada-S 215 Salada wits 990 Hr Scarfe A 250 $1 Seven Arts 350 Shawin 580 Simpsons 235 Southam Stafford Steel Can Steinbg A Ster Tr Sis $13% 402 $76% 3 63 Tor-Dom rt a0 655 630 High Low a.m. an, $13% rig di 00 365 360 360 $1014 10% 10% 9% 39 % 14% 59% n ook 10018 19% 10% -- Ba 13% + % 19% 15% + Ww 21% edad Ya i) 75% 29 7% 73 Hh MU + % 21% 21% -- n Sales un pr Un Steel Vie G Tr Wainwr Walk GW W Cop wt W Ply B Weston A Weston B West A wt White Pass $61 $30% $5 5 5 -- $19% 19% 19% $38 ¥ $8 7% High Low a. 2 oe $50 50 S50 $40 25 25 445 S13% 18% 13% $23% 23% 23% -- % $15% 15% Stock Advocate Alba Expl 40 40 15% Anacon Anglo Hur Ansil Arcad wis Area A Arcadia Atl C Cop Aumacho 30% 30% IT -- % 8 Slot ih ga C Paptr D oil Cloth Dupont Maclaren B Price Br All Rox Bailey § A 39% - --d Bailey § pr 25 39% + % 240 N% 18 "100° 2 +10 C Chieftn C Delhi Ofl C Ex Gas 16600 Cent Del 1510 C Mic Mac 250 59% ns C West P Dev-Pal Duvex Dynamie Gr Plains 900 3500 2500 2000 50 Home A Home B Jupiter Long Point Marigold Medal Midcon Nat Pete Northld Okalta Pac Pete 2042 Pac Pete w 60) Pamoil 2500 Pamoil rt 18500 Permo pr 3300 Petrol 1100 Phillips 520 Place Prairie Oil Provo Gas Ranger Royalite Sapphire Sapph debs Secur Free 330 1195 500 5000 36% + % 23% -- YA 4 11% ~ % HM +h 8Y 51% -- % 335 % 500 2700 wily 600 on 5% + % 29 8167 17200 100 1100 3890 u32 600 Triad Ol Un Oils Wespac Wsburne Y 154 63 -- 283 $17% 37 $13% 133% x3% $11 $0 330 S125 12% 12% 1100 299 20 $1. 8 430 212 36% sions pi ai +% $23 250 $32 329 $43 OILS 500 28 200 805 800 805 $19% x9% 19% 7 ? 7 23 20 ou +h 2% 2% 8% By 283 283 Con C Cad 17% x7% C Discov 34 MH C Halli Con M § C Mogul C Mosher Cons Que C Sannorm Conwest Cop Corp Coprand Coulee Craigmt Daering D'Aragon Decr Horn Denison East Mal E Sull Elder Falcon Faraday Fatima Frobisher wl) | i 10% 10 330 a 10% 4 10 330 a 43 Th Th Th 237° 20 Geci Mines Genex 840 Glacier 47 4% 62 64 74 4 "6 4 2 «2 209 299 223 100 11% 89 a0 180 180 430 430 209 150 150 12% it oh -% 880 4 i% Gulch Gunnar 1 High-Bell Hollinger Howey Int Moly Int Nickel Irish Cop Jacobus Jellicoe Jonsmith Kerr Ad Kiltmbe Kirk Min L Dufault 25 100 Am Larder 1350 Today's Stock Market Listings on Toronto Exchange 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 250 3500 Stock Lamaque Latin Am Leitch Lorao MINES 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 500 410 410 410 1000 8 LF 5 Lorao wi Macassa LEE & LiLLLY 28 asen Maritime Martin Mattgmi Mcintyre McKen McMar Mentor 2 2s + s = = = = = ES PIPE DTT ON ot 4 3 PRY Ba82888a58 58 "0 OF aus THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Mey 12, 1961 21 Gives Advice To Investors And Others WINDSOR (CP)--Howard D. Graham, president of the Tor- onto Stock Exchange, Thursday night gave counsel both to peo- ple who don't invest and those who do. Addressing the annual dinner of the Ontario Chamber of Com- merce, he said: "It is a great pity that many people think of a stock exchange as a great lottery where you either get rich quick or lose your shirt, If anyone here wants to learn how to double his or her money overnight I can give them some helpful advice -- don't try! ; "But 'a person who shuns the market may be shunning one of the best ways of providing for his future. A person who can- not be bothered to learn how the market works, or who con- tinually postpones his first in- vestment because the time just is not right -- that person is hardly more wise than the op- timist who hopes to double his overnight." 2ERs8E. 88888. 5833 RBR Es N Mylama 1575 Nickel MS 8257 Norana 170 Norbeau Normetal Noraxp 65 65 7% 47% 1% --% 36 36 36 --x 305 305 16% 16% + % 6 6 17 1 13% Vw 13% 10% Pig 10% % 36 + » 76 915 » 6 910 62 Sylvanite Teck-H Temag Tombill Trans Res Ult-Shaw METRO.GOLDWYN-MAYE SAMUEL GOLDWYN. JRS [wie LAST § DAY: BewARe OF THE STARE! DOORS OPEN 12:30 P.M. BILTMORE 'Cuban Rebel Girls" & "Violent Women" U Asbestos Un Keno Un Fort Upp Can Ventures Vent Deb Violam Waite Am Werner Ww Suf I Willroy Will wts Wiltsey Wr Harg Yale Lea Young HG Zenmac 1% 1% 180 130 343% 43 43% $8 9 9% 84 675 23 $76% 160 86 86 86 8% 8% 8% 11 1n $10% 10% 10% 405 400 405 HT Un 59 5 59 76% 76% 155 155 5 3600 2300 14500 3500 500 -8 -1 Atomic OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY | SPECIALIZING IN Monuments, Markers, Memorials, Cornerstones, Statusry hii all Spe: R.R, KING ST. Ph. RA 8.311 or RA 8.8876 LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements ond floral requirements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE By JOHN E. BIRD Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP) -- A contro- versy over whether Canada is on the right track in its pro- gram to develop economic atomic power stations will be aired before the Commons re- search committee next week. 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE RA 8-6555 IN MEMORIAM A major witness will be Win- nett Boyd, a Montreal engineer who has been strongly critical of the Canadian approach, terming it a waste of many HOBBS -- In loving memory of my dear ar mother, Martha Goulding Hobbs. kindest person I have ever py J --Lovingly remembered by Ethel. CARD OF THANKS KELLY -- I wish to thank Dr. Wels- baum, Dr. Glazier, Dr. Sturgess, nurses and staff of the Oshawa General Hos- Jal, all my friends, members of Cana. Legion, mnel of Charlton pon, eran on Plant inspection, for their wonderful kindness during my husband's illness and my recent sad bereavement. ~Charlotte E. Kelly (Lottie), millions of dollars. J. L. Gray, president of At- omic Energy of Canada Lim- ited, the Crown company behind the Canadian program, has re- jected Mr, Boyd's criticisms. He has described statements by Mr. Boyd as ridiculous, out- right admissions of ignorance and direct attempts to mislead. Committee Chairman J. W. Murphy (PC -- Lambton West) says Mr. Boyd will appear be- fore the committee Tuesday. Other critics of the Canadian program will be heard later, in- Weekly Livestock Review cluding John Davis, director of research and planning for the pany Limited. The controversy revolves around the decision of Atomic Energy of Canada to use na- tural uranium as a fuel in power plants and heavy water to make the fission process pos- sible and to transfer heat from TORONTO (CP) Cattle prices were uneven this week at the Ontario public stock- yards. Slaughter steers and heifers were 50 cents per hundred. weight higher, while yearlings, cows and bulls wre steady. Veal calf prices were mostly steady, especially on the top grades. Hog and sow prices were un- even but sharply higher. Feed- lot lamb prices were 50 cents per hundredweight lower and spring lambs were steady on a the reactor to raise steam to drive electric generators. This approach is being fol- lowed in an experimental atomic power plant now near- ing completion at Rolphton, 150 THEATRE GUIDE | Biltmore ~~ "Violent Women 12.30, 2.45, 5.00, 7.20, 9.40 p.m. "Cuban Rebel Girls" 1.35, 3.50, 6.10, 8.30, 10.45 p.m. Last complete show at 9.40 p.m. light supply. | Cattle receipts were 1,300] head more than last week and| about 200 head less than the same week in 1960. | Slaughter cattle: Choice steers mostly 23.23.50; several loads good conditioned tancy Regent -- "Ben Hur." Shown twice daily at 1.30 p.m. and] 7.30 p.m. {Marks -- "Mein Kampf" 1.00, 3.05, 5.10, 7.20, 9.30 p.m. Last] complete show at 9.20 p.m. British Columbia Electric Com: | Brock -- "The Three Worlds of | Energy Plan Disputed miles northwest of Ottawa, and in Capada's first full-scale nu- clear plant at Douglas Point on the eastern shore of Lake Hu- ron between Port Elgin and Kincardine. Mr. Gray told the committee only last week that Atomic En- ergy of Canada is more con- vinced than ever that the Ca- nuclear power is the right one for Canada. He says this ap- proach will make nuclear power economic in Canada and that other countries are expressing an increasing interest in the system. Mr. Boyd said in Ottawa in October, 1959 -- and has made similar statements since -- that unless the heavy water-natural uranium approach is changed to one he proposes millions of dollars will go down the drain. He said the program caters more to the desire of scientists than to economic facts of life. Under Mr. Boyd's proposal helium gas and graphite would be used in place of heavy wa- ter. The fuel would be of en- riched uranium and carbide. NET EARNINGS Stock Mart Slows Down TORONTO (CP) -- The stock| market fell lower during mod- erately heavy trading Thurs- day. On the exchange index, indus- 194.83. The final volume was 3,882,000 shares compared with 3,699,000 Wednesday. Foods fared badly with Os- hawa Wholesale A 15 lower at nadian approach to economic|2p, Mining trade was heavy with! trials fell .50 to 581.94, golds .21| at 82.29 and base metals .59 at some major issues taking frac- tional losses. | International Nickel was down |3% at 77%, and Noranda and [Ventures 14 at 47% and 43%, while Consolidated Mining and |Smeiiing lost 3; at 26. Falconbridge was up 7% at 54 1%. Denison 20 cents at 10, and Quemont and Gunner five cents to $9.15 and $8.15. Gold trading was light. Mcln- tyre Porcupine rose 7 at 33% and Giant Yellowknife 15 at 11. SINGER'S START Singer Andy Williams began his vocal career in a Wall Lake, |Towa, church choir whose only {other members were his three brothers and his parents. BIG POWER GALLON BIG PERFORMANCE BIG MILEAGE year ended 1959, Barnat Mines, Dec. 31: 1960, $136,780; net loss $402,569. Dickenson Mines Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1960, $522,710; 1059, $475,364. East Malartic Mines, year ended Dec. 31: 1960, $437,411; 1959, $467,965. Hollinger Consolidated Gold | Mines Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1960, $4,271,069, 87 cents a share; 1959, $5,578,940, $1.13. Lake Shore Mines Ltd., year »lended Dec. 31: 1960, $162,397; 1960, $683,020. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT OPHIR LOREN > PETER SELLERS COLOR by DE LUXE CINEMASCORE 20. TONIGHT To Chateau Recording Artists [IIT] #ZRiey 2 SITURE TIMES: - 3 50 - 5.48 Last Tote Show 9:05 p.m, GIRLS! BRING YOUR MOTHERS TONITE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER 75¢ ADMIT- TANCE. GIFTS FROM OUR STAGE -- FLOWERS, HOSIERY, CANDY, DINNER PASS. TREAT YOUR MOTHER TO A REAL EVENING'S ENJOYMENT -- PLAZA. Sales fo 11 a.m.: BRUINS GET GOALIE _ {te players, plus the loan of a PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) goalkeeper. Portland gets a" Goalie Don Head of Portland|fenceman Jack Bionda outright, Buckaroos of the W este rn|Plus another player to be named Hockey League was traded/at the NHL meeting in June. Wednesday to Boston Bruins of| the National Hockey League for |The Bruins will loan Portland a | goalie who will be named later. RUIN OF HITLER'S REICH! First Showings ) ial] Yrand Opening NEXT WEEKEND REG'S MARINA CAESAREA Teenage [EVERY FRIDAY STARTING MAY 19th WITH--THE BLUE JAYS Saturday Dancing EVERY SATURDAY, STARTING MAY 20th Dance to the Sophisticated Music of JACK FOWLER and his ORCHESTRA FREE LAUNCHING RAMPS--RESTAURANT Complete Marine For Further PHONE-BLACKSTOCK 24R4 Service. -- Cabins Information diy --- at the -- Ting & Jatthmannoror HOTELS HIGHWAY 401 at Bowmanville Cloverleaf ICED SHRIMP COCKTAIL - 75¢ SELECTIONS : ROAST ONTARIO TURKEY "2: CRANBERRY ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF Treat Her Like A Queen This Mother's Day Choice of: CONSOMME BRUNOISE © CREAM OF CHICKEN SOUP ® CHILLED TOMATO, GRAPEFRUIT OR APPLE JUICE BAKED HONEY CURED HAM" 2.50 MAJOR GREY'S CHUTNEY SAUCE 3.00 steers to 23.90; good 22-23; me- dium 20.21.50; commons 16-19; choice heifers 22-22.50; good 20.- 50-2150; medium 19.50-20.50; common 15-19; choice fed year- lings 23-24; odd genuine steer "babies" to a top of 24.50; good 21-23; good cows 17-17.50, sales to 18; mediums 15.50-16.50; com- mons 14.50-15.50; canners. and cutters 10-14; good heavy bo- logna bulls 19-19.50; common and medium 16-18.50. | Replacement cattle: Good steer stockers 22-24; common and medium stockers and stock heifer calves 20-22, with plain ends downward to 16. : J Calves: Choice vealers 33-35; Bie "ra good 29-32; medium 24-28; com-| J f mon 19-23; boners 14-18. Hogs: Grade A 25.25-28; heavy sows 21.50; light 23; stags 16 on a dressed weight basis. Sheep and lambs: Good han- dyweight feedlot lambs 21; me- dium 16-20; spring lambs 27-28 per hundredweight; sheep 3-10 according to quality. HEAVY MONEY While neighboring countries were minting coins of gold and silver the Greek city of Sparta turned out money made of Bulky iron. Gulliver" 6.55 and 10.00 p.m. | "Tess of the Storm Country" 8.35 p.m. Last complete show | at 8.25 p.m. THE TORNADOS Admission $1.00 THE "NEW" RED BARN ONTARIO'S FAVORITE FUN SPOT TARTAR SAUCE GRILLED NOVA SCOTIA HALIBUT POTATOES VEGETABLE SALAD CANDIED YAMS WHIPPED POTATOES SPINACH LEAVES . GLAZED CARROTS P TOSSED GREEN SALAD CHEF'S DRESSING Drive-In -- "The Mating Game" and "The Oregon Trail." Box office opens at 8.00 p.m. Show starts at dusk. ALLEY DRIVE-IN Plaza ~ "The Millionairess' 2.00, 3.50, 5.45, 7.40 p.m. Last complete show at 9.05 p.m. BOX-OFFICE OW STARTS OPEN 8:00 TONIGHT Shor DUSK ALL COLOR SHOW IN CINEMASCOPE ON OSHAWA"S LARGEST SCRETN ROMANTIC RIOT M-0-M presents DESSERTS: CANTALOUPE SUNDAE LEMON, APPLE, PUMPKIN PIE FROZEN ICE CREAM PUFF CAKE A LA MODE--RICE PUDDING JELLO CHEESE & CRACKERS TEA COFFEE MILK AFTER DINNER MINTS A ROSE For Every Mother ! VIAVE EN Hk EVENINGS LIMITED ENGAGEMENT SHOWN TWICE DAILY! Regen FRIDAY AND SATURDAY cVENING ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN 75¢ ANYTIME STUDENTS 90c¢ COMIC BOOKS FOR F R E E ! THE FIRST 100 CHILDREN FREE! KIDDIES' PLAYGROUND | | CHILDREN under 12 FREE! ALWAYS A (OLOR CARTOON THURSDAY FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE BOWMANVILLE MA 3-3373