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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 26, 1981 ~ BIRTHS Today's Stock Market Listings on Toronto Exchange Dief, Ikeda ARE p i oem swurei® Discuss Reds By The Canadian Press Stock Sales High Low a.m, Ch'ge Siotk Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Toronto Stock Exchange--June 26 VD Fndry 4% $5 58% 5874 Simpsons 0 $30 30 30 - 14 (Quotations in cents unless marked $. D Magnes =15 10 10 St Pav " 144 14% Anacon 1-0dd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xy--Ex- Dosco 250 1404 144 St Wire C1300 31 30 Ansil 2000 Lab Min 4 Steel Can d 754 A Arcadia 1500 L Shore 5 3 +15 Steel C ris 12679 85 AUC Cop 200 Lnagis WISSELL -- Leonard and Anne (nee Heffernan) are pleased to announce the arrival of their chosen son, Kevin John. MARLOWE -- Archie and Hazel (mee Cox) are pleased to announce the birth of their son. Donald Howard, 7 Ibs. 8 oz. ,on Saturday, June 24, 1961, at the Oshawa General Hospital. A brother for Bobby, » hter, Twins or Triplets, you oc tell the whole town about the latest arrival in your home, An- mouncements accepted until 9:00 a.m. for publication the same day for only $1.50. Just Telephone RA 3.3492. DEATHS LLOW, Gertrude Margaret ALLO at her residence, 1010 Dun- das Street East, Whitby, on Monday, OTTAWA (CP)=The ominous the premier's wife wearing a and foreboding implications of cream, gold and blue kimono {Russia's new expansion drive With @ white tassled fan tucked {will be discussed here today by ji She Sah cowed 4 {Prime Minister Diefenbaker and! fenbaker and Pie pT Japanese Premier Hayato Minister Green and Mrs. Green Ykeda. at Uplands Airport. Backed by a strong contingent ) There was no formal guard of {of foreign affairs and economic pil ul diemen ned the ed Mavbrun jadvisers, Mr. Ikeda and Foreign played light background oy Vavbr Mini 7 Cosaka arrive: - Th Ws Env TRELGT a B Cra Melntyre 3 5 1% 3 {Minister Zentaro Kosaka arrived About 100 Japanese Canadians Westfair Chester' 500 35% 35'2 3514 +1 McKen Ifor an overnight visit Sunday and 200 others watched the ar- Weston A 1 2 Coch Will 800 385 385 383 + MeMar + rival Weston B 1 2 oin Lak 1000 16 16 Mentor night. rights, xw--EX- nts. Net change is Dom Stores 676 738% 73% from previous day's close.) Dom Tar 1378 194 INDUSTRIALS Dom Text 300 104 Econ Inv 134 $45 451% 11 Net Bankeno 500 Latin Am 55 A 5 Barnat 4100 s 4 Leitch y V \ 533 wd Baska 500 9 4 Lorado -i} Belcher 2100 5 5 forado wt Beveon 3000 - Lyndhst Tamblyn 100 $23 Thornelf 520 Tor-Dom Eddy 730 Va 20% Exquisite pr 450 14 Klock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Fam Riay 5 Blerort 3000 3 Maca Abitibi 990 $4214 Gi fipeau 85 T 4 + Black Bay 7500 4 MacLeod Abit pr 100 Gon Bake 200 : 5 Mt 3 34 1 Bouzan 500 Madsen J 535 A . A p 25 5 Malartie Acad-Atl 535 ¢ 9 G Dev 200 Un Ace 1 pr 52 Bralorne 150 Alta Gas 390 s: GMC 5 Un Gas Brnswk 650 Naralze AltaGas w Goodyear pr 100 Narn Alta Nat GL Paper Maritime Aig Cou GNGas w Matin Alg Cen w Gr Wpg G Matas Algoma Hardee Mattgmi Alumini Horne Pf Anthes A Tmp Inv A 485 Arg 230, pr Imp In A rt 1355 Atlas Steel Imp Oil 1066 Bank Mont Imp Tob 1670 Un Steel Cadamet 2500 Biz 8% B84 Walk GW 2 Camp Chib 150 890 890 890 Webh Knp 50 2 5 C Tung 300 185 185 185 +8 Westeel 2 $ Astoria 500 514 5% W CB rew an-Erin 5000 44 43 44 W Copper Cassiar 100 $143 13% 14% Min Corp June 26, 1961, Gertrude Margaret Di- mock, beloved wife of David W. Fal Jow, dear mother of Mrs. B. Mosscrop f Whitby, in her 66th year. a >. Town Funeral at the W. C Bank NS Bath P B Beav Lum Bell Phone Wood J A 1 omb 1000 25 Woodwd A Coniagas 500 81 Mt Wdwd A w Con-Key C Bellek 500 Ind Accep 45 Inland Gas 100 Int Util pr 210 te) A 160 Inter PI i Discov Wright 7000 26 51% 25 Murray M Nat Expl New Alger Mr. lkeda said that Japanese- Canadian problems would have to be subordinated to strengthen Mr. Diefenbaker said the need or Western unity was never more important than at present, Curb Jamaica PS 100 Anglo-Nfd : + Wh c Yefferson 100 CD Sug . Halli Jockey C350 395 3 C Paper Con M § Jock C pr 210 $1 11% 4 D Oil Clith 823° 23 C Mogul 6 N Mylama Kelly wis 225 Dupont ) C Mosher 0 + N Senator | LOnt Cem 1300 53 Int Pap C Red Pop Nickel MS ! LO Cem pr 260 4 Maclaren A Sannorm Nir-Acme - | o Price Br Coprand Niranda | LobCo A w Coulee ormetal Cusco Norpax Daering N Coldstrm D"Aragon Northgate Delhi Pac North Can Delnite O'Brien Denison Opemika x Dicknsn Orenada , A : Tome Pardee M Leaf Mill 323 $16 1644 Bata Donalda 10000 5 f [ Pato Mass-F ~~ 973 cal Ed - East Mal 1700 Pick Crow Mass-F 5% Calvan Con 2 Elder 3400 Placer Mex LP 0il Lds K'drich 5000 Que Ascot Mid-West Eureka 20000 Qunston Moore i 9 Falcon 128 Quemont 2; Nat Drug Ex Gas 100 1 187 167 Faraday #1400 Radiore 2000 Iraq Clai green 4.75-5, hamper, new beets q ¢ ¢ 7 4 1 0 50-1b. bag 3.25-3.50, bunched 12s K : y nt xd 100 $12 5 a < en 10 06 Fama nes 250 A 2500 75-90, broccoli 3.25-3.50 case; | uwait tate £ : Bowater pr Bow-M pr Brazil BA Oil BCE 4% p FANTHAM, Isabella BC Forest Ente: into rest suddenly at the fam- BC Pow iy i Bd on Saturday, June 24, BC Phone 1961, Isabella Potter, beloved wife of urns David Fantham of 26 Old Forest Road, al Pow East Woodlands (Rouge Hill, Ontario), Can Cem dear mother of Ethel and Veronica, and Can Malt dear grandmother of David and Rob- Can Wire B ert: Mrs Fantham is resting at Mec- dn Brew Fachnie Funeral Home, 28 Kingston Br Alum Road West, Pickering, Funeral service CBAL A w in the chapel on Tuesday, June 27 at Cdn Can A 2 p.m. Interment Erskine Cemetery. | Cdn elan | el 175 pr Chem he Chapel, Whitby, for service in the Chapel, on Wednesday, June 28, at 2 p.m. Interment Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin; Minister Rev. J. Smith New Bid New Hosco the wider unity of Western coun- WV! h Premier Khrushchev's tries. "ominous if not foreboding" ob- The Japanese party, including Je¢tives for Russia having grave potentialities for the {next six months." MARKET PRICES Ji said he and Mr. Ikeda would discuss Communist Chi. | TORONTO (CP) -- Wholesale yy gations Stn the 'world, fruit and vegetable prices 10: (hiniohnnt & ; peace day: Apples, controlled Mec- throughout Southeast Asia, and |intosh $6.75-7 bus.; B.C. Wine. rade: [sap 5.75-6; spies 6-6.50; aspar- ER agus 11 gt. basket, loose 2.25-! 2.50, bunched 3 - 3.25; beans, MB and PR 1618 M Leaf Mill 323 Mass-F 9735 Am Leduc Bailey § pr Bail 5% pr GIBBS, Edward James At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Colli pr on Sunday, June 25, 1961, Edward C. Drawn James Gibbs, aged 76 years, beloved C Drawn pr husband of Hazel Buckley, and de ar Dredge father of Harold, Toronto; Aileen, Osh- | C Frbks A awa; Jack, Ajax, and Marlee, Los An- CGas In w geles, California, Resting at the Morris C Husky Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, Service| ¢ Imp Bk in the Chapel, Tuesday, 2.30 p.m In 1 terment Bowmanville Cemetery (Ma Iraq Reuters)-- q laid claim Sunday to the newly - independent and eil- rich Persian Gulf sheikdom of Kuwait, Premier Ivanite H Temag Thom L 500 Ult-Shaw 1000 Ventures 440 Werner 2000 Wiltsey 6000 Young HG 500 Rothman 1815 Royal Bank 375 Salada-S 2185 § Salada wis 180 Seven Arts 225 Shawin Shawin A ta 28'4 Silverwd A 11 11% 11% 3 Sales to 11 a.m.:. 542,000 ) with this "== IRE BUYING GUIDE STUDY THIS GUIDE. It will help you select a quality Goodyear fire fo suit your driving needs and your budget, Visit your Goodyear Dealer I iii 1 this week--he has a size to fit your car, G-TONyLON | $90)30 CUSTOM 32 7.50/14 wholes SUPER-CUSHION Premium Performance in a nylon tire. : 2 8 5 7.50/14 tubeless (Whitewalls shightly higher) $2280 7.50/14 & 670/15 whelew $1970 670/15 wbatype Bitz tight bahed $16° 7.50/14 & 670/15 whelesw $1 4% 8.70/15 whetype (Whitewalls slightly higher} $13% without trade. $1-83 trade-in based on condition of your old tires 670/15 tubetype Lp TREAD WIDTH Ea COMPARISONS © Extra mileage, extra safety. This is the fire for the mon bs ; who needs and wonts premium quality. Built with 3-T 27 Nylon, it is actually superior to this year's new car fire! 8 Wider ond deeper tread gives increased traction and |S MONTH longer treadwear. 3-T Nylon provides 299% more body- ROAD strength. For modem high-speed driving with the extra HAZARD protection of nylon, this Goodyear fire is your best buy. | GUARANTEE CRON RCO as 2 Soe This new 1961 original equipment tire is the best new car tire Goodyear has ever made. It delivers 15% more treadweor than the best 1960 new cor tire. New tread design gives more positive starting grip, road stability and safer stops. Solid continuous ribs suppress squirm and scuff, giving longer mileage. Smooth rolling, flexible- edged ribs result in the quietest new car fire yet. GT RAYON CUSTOM SUPER-CUSHION The tire chosen by most manufacturers for new 196] cars. 5S VENI QR RARRARARALAA > RRS EONS ION GUARANTEE CS NO TH RRO Exceptional Value . .. For city ond highway driving. This tire has the same tread design os last year's new car tire. Stronger too because it's built with Goodyear's exclusive 3-T Nylon cord. Fully tested and checked on high-speed test tracks os well as on rural roads ond city straats for milange and safety in oll driving conditions. 20K NO NGas 715 nt Del Giant YK Rockwin 0 cabbage, new red 5.50, Canadian . Oshawa A 100 Dragon Glacier San Ant 2.9.25: carrots, Texas 50-1b, bag : BAHGDAD 3 «| Ira 4 i 7 Phi 7610 Dynami 1004 5 5 B5 5 G1 Mining Sil Miller we Snare ponday| SIR OF 513 2515 250 pC Uewel 223 3» Dynamic rt i 1 Giidray cauliflower, Canadian 165 20s evening at} po Can Tire ax Gas" 0 87 7 ) Gr Plains. 1 1 Gulch 2.75; celery, F iorida 4.50- 1 ' : case; queen cucumbers 2 : QN Gas wt p 2 5 : 5 Long Piint Htadway 95 Ki hh } ] Abdul Karim Kas. * 3 25 $111 11 id 50 $1 1 Medal Holling 25, king 3.50-3.75, lettuce, Cana- , Rg CHAPEL gmbh | Ent 1s 11 Rave 13 Midcon Hud "Bay sem told a press conference ts "on Fu Spanish 50-Ib. bag 3.75-4, Texas | ; ; . on G y 2 » 16X85 agg by Brits $ " ~ Kindness beyond pris SS a int Nickel 3-3.25, Texas white 2.85-3; spin- age Hi, is an "integral i Tr i ish . : pr = i : q. . yet within reach of a Town Tr Provo Gas 2 Jacobus ach, Canadian 1.25-150 bus. Kassem said his country does RA 8-6226 Sapphire 33 7 +1 Jaye Expl 500 13% 1314 rhubarb 12s .60-75; tomatoes, not recognize any "forged Dist Seag 485 § 4 4 00 A D Bridge 100 $19 19 Te ] Un Oils § 38 LE J Kerr Add 518 995 955 Ib. carton 34; turnips waked a rial, Sf a tries of Western Europe are al- : land field championships. Ron 1.75, waxed 2.50 - 2.75; pineap- He said a treaty of . ' JFLEC i : : ! 3 rotecti LOCKE'S FLORIST ready grown up that they are Don Bra Quits | Morris of Villanova won the pole BIG REFLECTORS ples, Mexican 12s 3-3.25; canta- by Britain conc prolecion ; 5 N f the ple 5 ' ; by Britain concluded in 1899 Funeral arrangements and eqasons or willing to chance vault by soaring 15-8, erasing None of the planets have any joupe 8.50 - 9.50; strawberries, had been "forged." After Ku- . floral requirements for all i occasions on tarifts ou special protection NEW. YORE. (AP) be Bragg tied for sixth at 15 feet D2 Shine Suly by reflect-| 9g 99 nounce dlast week, Britain said or their industries. hf = nm vise omesisismminspempe ms, | cy : it had signed i i : CENTRE "The new opportunity that is Bragg, Olympic pole vault VAST COLLECTION AFRICAN COLONY | TORONTO (CP) -- Potato ith Signed 8 Iricnaship treaty **'24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE now. presented here is Britain's champion, said Sunday he is re : ST. COLLEC | Portuguese Angola, a terri- Prices today: P.E.I. 75-1h, bags, The premier said a decree RA 8-6555 The U.S. Federal Bureau of to LONDON (Reuters)--The Ob-life of a new country growing loss of sheltered markets in the "I'm though. I quit. That's m" | 'nvestigation had 154,000,000 fin-| population of 4,500,000 in West 2.50. ing the present sheikh of Kue WwW server sees in the Canadian up. Commonwealth," the Observer last meet," said Bragg after loc | 'erprint cards in its identifica-| Africa, has been owned by Por-| P.E.L 10-1b, bags .35, to trade wait as a governor of the Ku. OSHAWA economic '"'crisis" a cogent re- 'It is just because the coun declares. ing in the national AAU traci |.ion division in March, 1960. (tugal since 1575. 1.35-.40. wait district of Iraq. : IN nomic reasons for trying to wECIALIZING IN bring Britain into the European! Memorials, Cornerstones, Common Market. i Statuary of all fypes. What Canada is aiming to : manufacturing industries more : Ph. RA 8-3111 or RA 8-8876 _ protection in order to make her- GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me- | co1¢ Jace dependent on imports. tact pS : morial. For placement contact funeral The aim applies just as much imperial preference as to those : IN MEMORIAM from other countries," the inde- pendent Sunday newspaper em- CHATTERTON -- In loving memory phasizes. ot our dear mother Sophis Elsie Chal-| "Indeed, as is shown by the Yaston, Who pasted away a> proposal to impose a special Our secret tears still flow, what }t Insant 10 loge you mother, oars, which is now before the When we are sad and lonely, {Canadian government, our ex- we. SE {ports tend to be singled out for et he Pe lrestriction precisely because Each time we see your photo, You seem to smile and say {makes them a menace to local We'll meet again some day." infant industries. /~--Lavingly remembered and sadly miss. "The same process of whit- ed by the family. tling away the preferences is go- a dear father, Joseph Gangeml, Whol yo wealth, This is not some- passed 26, 1960. . A insed awn Some go before us, thing for Britain to bemoan They are fading like the dew, either in astonishment or sad- They, the good, the fair, the true. NESS. It should be treated as a They are waiting for us only-- Where no pain can ever mar. Dear one, you who left us lonely, } | There, a father, there, a mother-- i J Gone within thoge gates a gk MA OR LEAGUE --Lovingl Te v daughter, Dy a, Joh and grandchil LEADERS GANGEMI -- In loving memory of a 5 4 { father, Joseph FR who passed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS vin away June 26, 1960, and of a loving American League «ed away October 18, 1949 a a A ~ You, dear parents, rest and sleep, ("ach etroit 231 58 87 .377 -Your lov y vill keep. | -a51 x 231 3 o - Sadly OE ant Jovingly nein Howard, NYork 154 19 56 .364 d 191 37 69 .361 Sfandenidren Killebrew, Minn. 210 41 74 .352 Piersall, Cleve. CARD OF THANKS | Rns--Mantle, New York, 61 = | Rns batted in--Cash 66. a TT Hits--Piersall 90. CG --- ) -- I would like to thank Osh . (PATCH 1 would Whe to nk "na, Dobles -- Power, Cleveland, NYLON 3D, Dr. Ross, Dr. Mills, Dr. Anderson| Triples -- Landis SAFETY vi , St. Andrew's Church |, ; Re Ry trionds and reia.| Wood, Detroit, 6. i tives, for flowers, cards and visits, also| Home runs--Maris, New York, | Ze | LL-WEATHER a iw fa i % Pagers 2020 $3314 20% 5 + © Je Mas Gleny ran 2 pA - 4; California 48s 5 - . Tire A QN Gas pr 1 BOI G Gunnar GERRCW FUNERAL Cockshutt dian 18s 24s 1.75; onions, chile Kuwait, protected until six days Inspiratn Crush pr Triad Oil Jonsmith 1000 10° 10 cello 22.15, No. 1 hot house 10- treaty" imposed on Kuwait b 390 KING STREET WEST | ) Pos n Kuwait by their future ) progress on a free-for-all with- From The Track Bob Richards' 15-44 record light or exterior heat of theiricanadian quarts .20-.30, pints wait's independence was an- "OSHAWA SHOPPING U K T P i : | K. Trade Pac hi compensation for the inevitable tiring from track. ry of 480,000 square miles and Off truck $2.25, to trade 2.25 will be issued shortly appoint MONUMENT COMPANY minder of the underlying eco-|-- Tl a -- i : i ve h a RR. 4 KING ST. E do. in essence, is to give her director or phone RA 5-2327. ; a to British goods, benefiting from Our hearts still ache with sadness, ! cre fears duty of 10 per cent on British And everything goes wrong itheir favored customs treatment "Don't ery, I'm only sleeping, GANGEMI -- In loving memory of ing on right around the Com- But we know they're waiting for us, {normal accident in the economic Watch us through the gates ajar. dren Laura and Josephine mother, Josephine Gangemi, who pass | B R H Pct.) pered by daughter Grace, Emilio and Brandt, Balti. 260 42 90 346 , floor D, nurses and staff of second floor | | Chicago. | ohana salle made to me during my stay "Verna A. Hatch, 310 Pacific Avenue. PTE v ~ iy Clady GUARANTEE VERNON --~ We wish to thank our friends, relatives and neighbors for { their kind expressions of sympathy dur- 6.0, 1.000. | ing the loss of our mother. Thanks to Qtri ¥ J Zark urses and staff of 2D, Oshawa Gener. _Strikeouts--Ford, New York, al Hospital, doctors and special thanks 93. | to Dr. Smith. We appreciated the com- . forting words of Rev. Hillier and the National League efficient services of Robinson Funeral H Pet! Hoak, Pitts 208 29 71 3411 . Chapel. Altman, Chi 61 .335 81 328} 3-1 ONYLON SPORTS BAERS i 4iin ALL-WEATHER Moon, Los Ang. 35 64 .323| Best economy value in 3-T Nylon. Runs--Mays, San Fran. 57. | Runs batted in--Cepeda, San Francisco, 59. Hits--Pinson, Cincinnati, 88 Doubles--Pinson 17 | Triples--Virdon, Pittshurgh 8. | Home runs--Cepeda 20 | i | original equipment tire di » GE ER NN CE BLL MIE ji E i 19 i | MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE 12 MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE Safety and durability of 3-T Nylon at a popular price. | Here is a Goodyear quality tire with a proven tread design, for late model cars. For only $3 more than economy priced rayon fires you get: e 209% more body-strength ® 27% better bruise resistance ® 22% more high-speed durability -- The Vernon Family GETS TOP MONEY CHICAGO (AP) -- Dale Whis- ler, 44, a Dayton. Ohio, machin- ist, captured $28850 in total prize money in the rich Peter-| sen 10-pin bowling classic which concluded Sunday night after a six-month run. Whisler, on Feb ' 25, rolled an eight-game score Stolen bases--Pinson 13 of 192-178--242-278-267-184 - 187-! Pitching--Podres, Los Angeles 161 for 1,689 which stood up as|7-1, .875. some 12,000 United States bowl-| Strikeouts--Koufax, Los Ange- ers took a whirl in the $331,968 les, 117, i ANAS For older medel cars . . . this tire is low In price, yet bocked by the Goodyear guarantee of quality. High in dependable volve, the Marathon has been proved with Test Fleets on different roads under various driving condk- tions. Built with 3-T triple-tempered rayon cord, this tire is many safe miles chead of other fires in its price closs. 3-T RAYON MARATHON Canada's safest low-price fire. meet. EQUALS MARK LONDON, Ont. (CP)=--Penny| Johnston, a four-year-old chest- nut mare owned by Niagara Farms Stable of St. Catharines and driven by Gary Campbell, equalled the Western Fair Race- way track record for the mile Saturday night withh a 2:05 in second half of the feature race, which had a divided purse of "$2,000. Penny Johnston paid $29,- 60 $8.90 and $4. BAKERY RECORD "Total sales by Canada's bakery industry reached a rec- ord $361,000,000 in 1960, com- pared with $350,000,000 the pre- vious year NEW BOSS Mrs. Edith Moore, who suc: ceeded her husband Joseph as mayor of Dorchester, England, appointed him as her deputy. | {served in the AMERICAN BRIDES ! More women were married at| age 18 than any other age in| the United States during 1960. MANY VARIETIES At breakfast, cereals may be form of por- ridges or ready-to-eat flakes, shreds, kernels, puffs and pil lows. TRIPLE WEDDING Three sisters married in a {triple ceremony at Cagnesa Sur- mer, France, departed for hon-| eymoons to Spain, Italy and! Northern France. MAYAN MOUNDS A new - archaeological zone containing about 40 ancient Mayan mounds has been discov-| ered near Merida in Yucatan, Mexico. oo Bibi iptrd AL Order Ee --", rhe ee bel BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE FROM MOST GOODYEAR DEALERS Prices include recappable trade-in except as noted. THINK -and you'll buy @ 1111 Xa1.\.) FOREIGN CAR OWNERS: Smaller tire sizes available in Custom Super- Cushion and Safety All-Weather types. IMPORTANT! now GOODYEAR AUTO TIRES GIVE YOU MORE PROTECTION THAN EVER BEFORE WITH THIS DUAL GUARANTEE! 1. Road Hazard Guarantee --All new Goodyear 2 Lifetime Guarantee against any defects in work= ovuto tires are guaranteed in writing against normal road manship or materials without Emit fo fime or mileage. hazards--blowouts, fabric breaks, {except repairable This dood g toe h dy d by any Goody punciures) for the number of months specified. dedler in Canada or the United Siotes. MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND