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r Fi 18 Teen 19, 1061 | BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT / Saturdey, August 19, 1961 seas | Market Shows wrens Mixed Pattern ial Hospital. A sister for Garry. A GOOD NEWS STORY--When you By JOHN BELANGER Lake were also down your child in ind of the no- tice are available for Baby's Book,| It was a week of marked friends and relatives in 'hose far-away sions. ces. place birth announcement, the Toronto stock market. Bh Oshawa Times Classified.| A fistful of individual stocks days of light trading and lower ground - gaining stocks was CARNOCHAN, Donald Ventures, Falconbridge and Friday, August 18, 1961 a Bamorhan. beloved husband of | All three were ahead on the Mildred Williamson, in his 58th vear.|week in moderately heavy trad- Resting at the Armstrong Foner |ing and showed itl of the pre. 264,767. chapel 'Monday, August 21, 2 dicted ill - effects following last ) pm. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. | ol'e suspension of Ventures.|Banks up 0.29 at 68.26; (Friends are asked to call commenc- i ing Saturday evening.) Ford of Canada caused con Las sternation Wednesday when it{0.3 at 2; FISH, Bidet Boum plunged $8 to 147. The stock re- E £ g H 2 H 2 his daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and : ] Mrs. J. W. Rhodes, 1156 King Street day with a 415 - point rise, but 85 Eider awa Ea "beloved hus.|remainded down on the week. band of Iva Leech, in his 80th year.| Many groups -- notably steels ' in Col: y Le Ne aa ah, "Lincoln, Monday, | erally mixed. In Steels, Algoma, ing August 21, 2 pm. Interment College |Pominion Bridge. and Steel 1,001,351. traded View Cemetery, Lincoln, ow Funeral Company of Canada slipped as| Of 382 issues trade Armst: Funeral p a ovo, Tie Aru {much as 3, while Page-Hersey,|real, 127 advanced, 117 [Atlas and Dothinion Foundries/and 138 were unchanged. Canadian Press Staff Writer The western oil market was generally poor with none of the Family Tree Records and to mall your | hanoes in selected issues on|large volume seen in past ses- Index changes a Toroute: phone RA 3-3492. - jve Industrials down .69 to 44; see - sawed through the five a to mz. base rices with a number of gains| metals up .20 to 207.52 and west- DEATHS isto to $5. Typical of{ern oils down .92 to 94.95. Volume for the week at Tor- onto was 7,193,000 RS Shares fork. rest in the Oshawa Gen- i pared with 6,442, ast week, eral Hospia Melityle Porcupine and the total dollar value was $40,607,594 compared with $31, Index changes at Montreal: off 0.7 at 142.9; industrials up combined un- changed at 263.8; papers off 0.1 De ae xa | couped some of the loss Thurs-|at il and golds up 1.43 at 4 Industrial tradin g totalled 519,889 shares compared with ing at the Roper Funeral Home, ini i115 w- en- [671,949 last week and mining Lincoln, Nebras and refining oils Vere 2 trading 1,219,019 compared with slightly. utilities at Mont: declined R, Elis : : % A HER of er daughter, Herbert and Steel gained in the one-| Street, RR 1, Sehaus, on Friday, Aug. point range. n | ust 18, 1961, Eliza Johnson, belov | Rok ils, Super- of the late Harold Pitcher, and dear | Among TE a oh pe n mother of Marjorie (Mrs. J. R. D. test, nterprovin | Wraith) Oshawa, Florence (Mrs. Brian berta Gas Trunk A advanced | Botham), Edward, Gordon, and Alex- i i hile| "St. John's, Newfoundland, in her|smartly in light trade, w | 36in year. Resting at the Mcintosh | Trans - Canada Pipe Line, Tex- a (<] ars Rg Anderson Funeral Home, ar : { Anderson oe aervice ja the. chapei| 3C0, Pembina and BA dropped POLSTON, Margaret . | Entered into rest m the Marnwood | guson, Mocre Corporation and| ay, August 19, at 3.30 p.m.|as much as 134. . Interment Union Cemetery. | Selected issues, such as Gen-| This Week |eral Development, Massey-Fer-| Nursing Home, Bowmanville, on Satur- |g; " eppered with! TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian nt or Mangus Smith, (ol gl sa falls. motor - vehicle production this Noranda and United Keno, week is estimated at 484 com- along with the Ventrues chain, pared with one last week, says ked a mixed base metals the Canadian Automobile Cham- widow of George Ernest Polston, and| mother of Mrs. Wm. C. Kelly (Irene) Mrs. Harry Ring (Lila) and George Jr., in her 85th year. Resting at the} or Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with | g e . memorial service in the chapel Monday, | group Both reached highs, but ber of Commerce. August 21, at 3.15 p.m. Interment Osh- Noranda backed down later in Annual vacation and model [the week and finished on the change-over periods once again | kept production down. With the awa Union Cemetery. | downside. i GERROW FUNERAL | In nickels, Nickel Mining and exception of General {Smelting, North Rankin, Arca- none of the companies produced CHAPEL {dia and Norpax declined in a cars this week. All, however, Kindness beyond price [low range. Among golds, Camp- were producing trucks. {bell Red Lake, Dome, Giant! progyction to date this year yet within reach of all Yellowknife and Madsen Red ig estimated at 244,636 728-6226 = gai {compared with 280,321 390 KING STREET WEST Funeral arrangements ond OSHAWA SHOPPING with figures for last wi CENTRE TORONTO (CP)--A Canadian-| (MD: GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me- al. 1 f 1'born professor of econom de oe Peg i Sera the Pn of Chicago has ig Generel asters lia | opitici i id. | (nil); ; 5, } - criticized what he says is a wid baker-Packard nil (nil), 3,293 IN MEMORIAM [cae i cata 'and. eco: 3.660) corresponding period last year | LOCKE'S FLORIST | Professor [raed with 220.396 and 42.215 trucks compared with 50,935. Car production by campanies . t mgm = | BS a emenss inal Criticizes {this week and this year to date ithe corresponding period last * * t |year in brackets: 2 HOUR, FIIOLE Service Nationalism y American Motors nil (nil), 668 4 Chrysler nil (nil), 27,701 (32,277); Ford nil (nil), 62,300 Motors, vehicles in the eek and 3 : | {nomic absorption by the United] BODDY -- In loving memory of my States. dad, who passed away August 19, 1958. | . NET EARNINGS 1t only takes a little space | In an article in the latest is- To write how much we miss you, sue of the International Journal But it will take the rest of our lives | 1iched by the Canadian In-| By THE CANADIAN PRESS --Ever remembered by daughter Edith [stitute of International Affairs, Algonquin Building Credits ad Car. |Professor Harry G. Johnson Ltd., 6 mos. ended June 30: HOWARD -- In loving memory of maintains that even closer eco-|1961, $31,481; 1960, $35,558. Hoyt Russel Howard, who passed away nomic integration of the two| Gatineau Power Company, 6 As ts aid siadows ral countries would improve Cana-'mos. ended June 30: 1961, $2,- But sweet remembrance outlasts all. dian living standards. |192,200, $1.08 a share; 1960, =Remomhsred by # Pra =e. | He says "mean and under-|$2,397,900, $1.20. LONGBOTTOM -- In loving memory handed anti - Americanism" | Neon Products of Canada Ltd., Wh Seu Smal and 2, Hein Gif Canadians "as an!year ended April 30: 1961, $342,- serves many | 20, Togo, Tv ho Passed away August use for their failure to ac-|480; 1960, $514,782. Beautiful memories silently kept i thi ! Of a wonderful husband and dad we complish anything worthy of will never forget. genuine national pride." i A silent thought, a secret tear " i ati i t Benn his ary Str car Canadian nationalism as Solar Powered --Lovingly remembered by wife and has developed in recent years family. has been diverting Canada into A MILLS -- In ever loving memory of |@ Narrow and garbage-cluttered | Car Displayed a dear son and brother, Pte. John cul-de-sac," he says. Dieppe, August 19, 1942 terms the Canadian belief that first solar-powered car "To live in the hearts of those ing C: ian i i-| di 3 i ™ ned tte or anything Canadian is automati-| displayed at the Canadi --Mother and brothers, Jim and ally better than its American tronics conference sponsored by Clittora. equivalent. the Institute of Radio Engineers He writes of "the Canadian ta- | here Oct. 2-4. | 3 CARD OF THANKS {lent for genteel hypocrisy," | The car is propelled 5 5 which allows Canadians to crit-| light, which is converted into icize Americans on the one|electricity by a solar panel FURSEY -- The family of the late\}. 4 nd call them friends on made up of 10,640 silicon solar cells mounted on the roof of the W. C. Fursey wish to express their sin. cere thanks and appreciation to their the other. friends, neighbors and relatives for | _ _ their acts of kindness, messages of - | automobile. Mr. R. Crossley, Associate Minister of e of more than 200 ada, killed in action st Puts 'Beann,| Mr. Johnson attacks what he| TORONTO (CP) -- History's sympathy and floral tributes, during Owned by the International their recent bereavement. Speer | | Rectifier Corporation of El Se- thanks to the Armstrong Funeral Home, on ar e | gundo, Calif., the electric car is will be an elec- by sun- exhibits on King . Street United Church, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Ken : to be shown at the conference. Brown, Mr. Garnet Fursey and those Ia e 1g who acted as pallbearers. MYLES -- Mrs. Wm. Myles and fam-| By THE C! NADIAN PRESS P k B h eh fon DTCan, Scere thanks 4nd. Al) sections of the Canadian] &' QIN enc friends and neighbors for their kind ex- bond market were fractionally pressions of sympathy and beautiful ,.,c; is o i i 5 flora] tributes extended during our re- easier this week in light trad cent sad bereavement in the loss of a ING. on Tac beloved husband and father. Special In the mid and long-term gov- thanks to Mr. Dave Matthews, Dr. B. A. 3 4 n ' Brown, Dr. T. J. Maloney of Toronto, €ITiment bonds, the Canada 3%- nurses and Stas of the Oshawa General per-cent Sept., 1965, closed at Let 0 Hospital; wv, A, 'oolcock, padre of .807 5 14 u the Canadian Legion (Branch 43), the 91-597.50, down 1} point. The pallbearers, the Sergeants' Mess. the Canada 4! - per - cent Sept. 1, Ontario Regt. Association, Mr. B. Jack- 1983 also dropped 14 at $92.95. TORONTO (CP) -- lin jad members of je Canadian Le- $92 75 H > gion, Local 222, UAWA and members, AD. We would also like fo thank the Me: Oct. 1, 1987, closed at $97-$97.50, lands and forests park Intosh - Anderson Funeral Home for| hanged their kind efficient service, Mr Ivan [URC hanged. 9 tured by prisoners at Taylor, Mr. Wally Wilson of Cliff Mills| The 91-day treasury bills sold y prisoners Motors Ltd, and General Motors of 4 9 zg per cent compared with tario Reformatory at Guelph, has been awarded to a private Canada for their kind and generous as- © sistance. 2.54 per cent last week and the fi hich bi --Mrs. Wm. Myles and family, 182-day bills at 2.83 per cent irm whic id nearly {compared with 2.80 per cent. |? table. ¥ los The department called for . AO 1 Union Backing pay foday money closed at 2; tenders on the tables this year On the provincial market the after requests from private in- . . | Province of Ontario 55-per-cent Building Plan {Aug. 15, 1981 closed at $101.25- Wi department of $101.75, down 15 point. The | Which uses free labor 450 - unit apartment building Aug. 1, 1985, were unchanged at for elderly citizens will be built $97.50-895. Limited of Blantord wi b for $14.30 a table. ; i io here by a union - backed, non.| Corporate prices eased ™y or noo Knechtel said his bid was lower because of profit organization, it was an- Slightly following the downward nounced Friday. trend of the longer Canada is- The $4,000,000 project is a Sues: Trade was extremely greater day nM Four Freedoms program to light. : Reforms Minister Wardrope bila Suits in 42 Sities in the said that because "outside in- Jnited States within the next 10 dustry stepped in" the prison years at a total cost of half a DIVIDENDS will have a large stock of 'cedar billion dollars. and machinery on hand that Four Freedoms was organized) By THE CANADIAN PRESS will not be useless. two years ago by the United! The J. H. Ashdown Hardware "The lands and forests depart- Auto Workers Union, the Inter-| Company, Ltd., Class A 15 cents ment should not have called for national Ladies Garment Work-|/Class B 9 cents, Oct. 1, record bids," he said. "Theres little ers, the National Maritime Un-|Sept. 10. enought that we can allow these fon, the International Brother-| Canadian Wallpaper Manufa¢- men to do now. If they hood of Operative Potters, the turing Ltd., Class A $1, Class B kept busy they'll just American Radio Association, |g) Sept. 12, record Aug. 30. trouble," the International Union of Ra: Emeo Ltd, common 12%! A. B. Wheatley, chief of the dio and Electrical Workers and cents, Oct. 22, record Sept. 22. parks branch of the department the AFL-CIO. | Investors Syndicate of Canada of lands and forests, said the Ltd., common 45 cents, Class A department will need more than CANADA SECOND common 45 cents, Sept. 29, rec- 4,025 tables next year and that Canada ranks second to Nor- ord Aug. $1. Guelph prisoners will probably way in per capita use of elec-| Westeel Products, Ltd., 10 be allowed to make tricity. + |cents, Sept. 15, record Aug. 25. mainder. The CNR five-per-cent tract for 4,025 department of and tables, formerly manufac- + dar logs on prison property, bid 7 14.per- DETROIT (CP) -- A 22-storey| Province of Quebec Sla-per-cent|,7 50,0 Pi Boh APpde MC A con- benches the On- $3 less reforms and ce- ii do the can't be get into the re- { Weekly Summary Of Stock Market Activity By 'The Canadian Press by 398 to 246 on the Toronto Stock Exchange this week. Issues un- totalled 224. changed Volume for the previous year to date unless m the week was 7,193,000, up "from week's 6,484,396. Total sales for the are 366,691,255. Quotations in cents WEEK'S MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS By The Canadisn Press This Week: 1961 Stock Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low INDUSTRIALS QN Gas 64839 $67 450 6% --1% 9% 450 Dom Stores 49897 $17% 16% 16% -- 3% 17% 14% Dom Tar 35693 $19% 19% 19% -- % 20% 14% Con Gas 22558 $19% 183% 19% + % 20 16 MB and PR 25659 $17% 17% 17% 18 15% OILS Peruvian 161950 209 150 162 13 209 75 Long Point 117600 39 29 33% +4 52 29 W Can OG 46842 115 104 110 +4 118 88 LI Pete 44500 5% 4 414 10 4 Ranger 39975 170 150 165 +14 169 88 MINES Silvermgq 204375 30 28 30 2 Cent Pat 159625 4 124 15 +29 163 1 1 Bicroft € Sannorm Murray Abitibi Acad-Atl Acad-Atl A Agnew-S Alta Dist Alta Dis vt Alta Dis W Alta Gas Alta Gas pr Alta Gas wis Ata Nat Gas Alg Cen Alg Cen p Alg Cen w Algoma Algon Alumini Alum 1 pr Alem 2 pr Analog Anthes Imp A 240 $35% 35 3544 -- % + Anthes B pr Argus Argus 250 pr Ashdown B A St Wire C A St Wr Crt Atlan Acc Atlas Steel Auto Elec Auto Fab B Bank Mont Bank N§ Bath Pow A Bath Pow B Beatty Beav Lumber Be 1 Phone Bowater pr Bow 5% pr Bow Mer P Brazil Br Tnk Bright BA Oil BC Forest BC Pack A BC Pack B BC Pow BC Phone Brockville Build Prod Burlington Burrard A Cal Pow Can Cem Can Cem pr CCC _ Stone an Foils Can Foils A C Fndry A CI Fndry Cl F Can Malt C Pack A C Pack B Can Perm CSL Can Wire B C Aviation Cdn Brew C Br Alum CBAL A w CBAL Bw Cdn Can A Cin Celan C Cel $1 p Ce 175p Chem Chem w Collier Colli pr Curt W aaaanann: Fairbks B Prod Prod 1p _F Prod 2p A Gas In p Gas In w Husky Husky w Hydro Car Ice Mch A anna AAAAA CC Qmed 3 lolol lele] Cdn Pet p Cdn Tire Cdn Tire A C Ul pr Gas Cockshutt Col Cel Comb' Ent Conduits Con Baks > Buldg Buldg p Bldg w by B Cosmos Crain RL Crestbrk Crestbrk ww Crown Trust Crown Zell Crush Int Crush pr Dalex pr Dist Seag D Bridge D Coal pr D Dairies Dom Elec Dom Elect w D Fnlry D Fndry p D Magnes Dom Scot Dosco Econ Inv Fddy Match Eddy Eddy A Emp Life Exquisite Exquisite pr Fam Play Fanny F Fibre F eet Mig Fleetwood Ford (US) Ford com Fndtn Fraser Frosst A Fruehauf Gatineau Gen Dynam GMC G P Drill A GP Mig A GS Wares Globe A Goodyear Mackay A GN G B wis GW Coal A Great West G Wp Gas CG Wpg G wt G Wpg 56 w Greyhnd Guar Tr Hardee Harlee rts Hardee pr Hard Carpet Gas 5% 99898 67 +1 82 99000 10 -1 12 8 9 97907 8 0 74 --~1 106 alls Industrials 5580 $42% 41% 41% + % 43% 26% 3320 $9% 9% 9% + % 11% 8 380 $22% 22% % 10% 645 $22% 224 22% + Th 27% 19 14975 240 220 235 240 180 9550 185 165 200 150 18122 115 100 130 50 8148 $32% 32% 343% 214 92 $109 109 109 109% 105% 2359 $14 13 15% 790 17 $17% 17% 1401 $19% 18% 255 $59 58% 350 725 725 50 5790 $44 43% 43% -- % 100 $i1% 11% 11% 7956 $33% 32% 32% -- % 132 822 22 22 550 $47% 47% 47% 1200 280 275 280 25 897 97 97 + 1260 $44% 44% 44% + % 215 $52 51 51% + % 560 $113 10% 10% --1% 6640 $125 120 13090 $25 11 15 9 145 $2314 23% 231% 5176 $31% 30% 31% -- 3 8560 $80 78 79% +1% 340 $49 47% 48 -- U 160 $2718 26% 27% + % 975 S15% 14% 15% 50 21587 $54'a 53% 53% -- % 365 $56 56 56 -- 4 12119 $33%% 32% 32% -- % 4185 S$14% 14 14% 525 $16 16 16 800 $16 15% 16 11728 33% --1% 9 + % 994 -- % 36% -- 4 19 --% 75% 8 6% 25% -- 3% 30% 23% 26% -- Y% 29 245% 27 --1 28% 2534 15 165 14 50 $29 29 -- 1% 20% 21 200 $31 29% 20% --% 31 21 160 $184 18% 18% 19 1814 725 $19%% 19% 19% -- 3 21% 18% 100 $81% B14 Bllz + %& 85 75 120 $75 75 75 + "76% 63% 235 $61 60 60 61 49 6 $60 5812 60 60%: 483% 1765 $76 74 74 --~% 8 57% 320 $60 59% 60 + % 60 40% 7000 $11 10 10 -- 1% 11 7 100 $21% 21% 21% +13% 25 19% 6945 $54 52% 531% +1 54 43% 2417 $13 12% 12% -- % 13% 8% 6105 410 350 360 - --50 530 225 1760 425 355 365 --56 545 230 421 su4 4 14 +% 4% 13 1075 $321 3144 32% 33% 21% 205 $20 19 19% + 3% 20 18% 1109 $36 35% 35% + % 36 34 1700 $7 6% 6% -- % 7% 6 1200' 310 280 295 15 410 200 L 9 2410 81 80 81 +1 82 74 4150 130 115 130 +10 175 B4 1951 812 11 11% + % 18 11 1020 $10% 10% 10% -- 3% 11% 10% 170 $8 8 8 ---% 9% 7% 100 $8% 8% 8% # 450 77 $531 53% 5312 %4 56 44% 43 $51% 51% 51% -- 14 55 a 310 $19 1 20% 15% 7360 $57 6 430 2800 295 85 8166 7% 440 790 375 169 1042 12 9 110 11% 1 6172 97s 380 2105 $15% 158 15% -- 3% 17 14 49 $78 78 78 +1 79 76% $7 " 425 $5% 5 5 -- 4% 7% 480 5825 $71%c 68% 71% +2% 71% 63 17479 $32 30% 32 +1) 33 23% 10 $160 160 - 160 160 140% 10 $102%s 102% 102% -- % 103 994% 55 $81% 81% B1% 82 80 18360 $24% 24% 24% -- % 26% 21% 3036 $11% 10% 11 + 12 Va 61 5 $52 52 52 53% 39% 1220 $48% 48 48'5 -- 49% 37% 60 $100% 993 99% 100% 93 890 $17% 17 17 18% 16 525 $22% 22% 22% + Ye 22% 20% 525 $33 33 33 9 90 $25%4 25% 25% --1% 26% 22 200 $13% 13% 13% Va 1805 500 475 475 1855 $13 12% 12% 13% B% 450 $12 11% 12 + % 12% 11 275 $10%% 10% 10% -- % 11% 74% 5313 86% 5% 5% -- % 6% 5% 9899 $7% 6% 7 8 6% 8045 170 150 170 5 180 150 22558 S$19% 18% 19% + % 20 16 30 $108 108 108 + Ya 109 104 100 $8% 8% 8% -- % 8% 6% 3305 $19% 19 19% + % 19% 15% 249 818 18 18 + %. 18 16 200 $1134 1134 11% 12 10% 570 $16% 16% 16% -- 1% 19% 16% 500 125 125 125 --40 165 70 300 10 10 10 ---1 15 4 60 $47 47 47 47% 33% 543 $60 59 60 +25 60 52 35 STA TA Th 10% 5% 30 $103 102'5 102% -- % 109 97% 25 $86%% B6'2 86% 86% 84 10076 $42%% 41% 42% + % 42% 31% 2360 $20 18% 19% 20% 16% 210 $6 6 280 6 6 280 $12 12 12 +1% 13% 10 410 $7T% TW Th -- Bl 5% 1200 415 395 400 475 230 1090 $11% 11 11% + % 12 7 155 $48 47 48 48 4 420 $13% 13% 13% + YA 151% 10% 49897 $17% 16% 16% -- Ya 17% 147% 33693 $10% 19% 19% -- % 20% 14% 4210 $14% 14% 14% -- % 14% 10 100 $10% 10% 10% + % 124 10% E to K 148 $48 46% 48 +1 48 35 775 $271 27 27 21% 25 1450 $21'%% 18% 21% +1 21% 18% 50 860 60 0 60 4% 65 58 798109 106 108 +3 115 70 2029 $144 12 14% +1 15% 7% 1165 $15%4 13% 15% +1% 16% B% 3505 $18% 18% 18% -- '4 20 17% 590 $207 20%c 20% + 24 17% 1320 $10% 10 10% + Ya 10% 400 1600 62 60 61 +1 3 250 $13% 13 13% 302 $06'%4 94 95 24 265 $1514 147 151 500 $12% 12% 12% 2140 $28'%% 25 264 --1% 1075 320% 20% 20% 300 $350 350 350 2724 836% 35% 35% -- % 908104 100 104 -- WK 108109 109 109 1 1500 $10% 10 10 + % 2760 815% 14% 143% 710 - $35 33% 33% -- 2301 349% ABs 48% -- 3 50 41 905 55 55 55 60 51 45826 26 . 26 1 7 5 525 $10% 10 10 -- 3% - 12% 7 430 $120 12 120k 11% 10% 2358159 158 159 41 159 121 600 6% 6% 6% 6 200 9 -W Mh 6% 6236 $21 20% 20% -- W 21% 1% 370 837% 35 36 1% 39 26% a0 $124 12% 12% + YW 14% 625 155 $W% 0% A% 8% 5% 210 $50 80 80 50 41 1480 195 165 185 285 65 1800 220 205 208 5 205 100 100 #6 5% 5% 5% 440 M6 125 11 125 410 185 115 1334 $1004 16% 16% 18% - 11% 1516 $1644 19% 14 + % 17% 11 1310 600 470 470 0 675 350 1575 S164 16% 1644 + % 17% 11% 660 50% 81 W 57% 30% 1615 Ve 12% 124 1 19% 11% 19115 $45 40 40 45 40 08112 112 112 2 116% 112 20 $13% 13 13 law 1 395 $40% 49% Ay 53 48 Horne Pf 30211 395 340 300 440 405 305 H Smith US Silk 4 4-0 2 © RA {a ee, 1981 mre THiS WK wrens 1961 Rt LL LR {ERE ---- 198) Stoek Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low Stee ks Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low Stock Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low Erie 76 $41 40% 40 "3 C Homestd 2370 97 96 97 +2 135 67 Grandroy 125 12 12 12 20 10 Top B16 Mostar 4 27 Cent Del 10699 610 570 590 --15 720 508 Granduc 14750 275 215 275 --10 410 100 ® 1% 21 21% + % 22 10% Charter Ol 300 115 113 113 --2 - 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Oil Lds C Oil L wis CS Oil wits CS Pete C Chiettn 11800 Cdn Delhi 8824 Cdn Dev 30475 00 15 150 150 1 175 SS Na. 983 4% ligious functions, including wed- i 1% 20 + " Er 20% Changes Made dings or confirmations. Toronto Blazes 5 -- 3 . Another revision increases lic- Kill 3 People 231 227 227 ~13 305 200 I L ence and permit fees for messes cami 0" dal Liquor AW (of active units of the armed| TORONTO (CP)--Three fires 33 32 3 --1 4 forces to $50 from $25. . Friday took two lives and Po mam ~® e%.a% TORONTO (CP)--Liquor now| Reserve. unit messes will pay| caused extensive property dame TT | 38 26 may be served on Sunday in re- a licence fee of 10 per cent of age. 101 112 Je '9 [ligious institutions where Sun-|the gross value of spirits and| Fred Lewis, 80, died of burns 24 24-1 29 2 day is not observed as the Sab-| wine" purchased. On beer they| when his basement apartment $ m0 ms --is gm as Path the liquor licence board|will pay eight cents a gallon on|burned. George Nelson, 38, was 00 9 © +2 100 ee announced Friday. the first 10.000 gallons pur- suffocated in a second base- 3s 355 400 -20 Jo = A revision to the Liquor Lic- (chased, increasing to a maxi-| ment apartment fire, 12 166 170 +4 304 ja ence Act states liquor may be|mum of 13 cents for more than| The third fire in a rug come 244 204 Hu. % 40 23 served in such institutions at re-|44,000 gallons. pany, caused $17,000 damage. |