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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, August 26, 198) BIRTHS | BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Weekly Summary Of Stock Market Activity This Week me! Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low I TORONTO WEEKLY STOCK QUOTES This Week. 1961 This Week we Stoo ks HORNE ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Harper irth of a son, Frederick Thomas, 7 Ibs. 14 ozs, at the Oshawa General Hospital on August 25, 1961 WALES -- Gene and Jean (nee Mro- czek) wish to announce the birth of a daughter, Patricia Jane, on Wednesday, August 23, 1961 at Oshawa General Hospital. A sister for Robert and Susan. A HAPPY occasion -- The birth of your child. To tell the good news to friends and neighbors . . . The Oshawa Times is as near as your telephone. The day of birth, just telephone RA | 723.3492. The rate is only $1.50. DEATHS SOMERVILLE, Wellington At the Community Hospital, Perry, Friday, August 25, 1961, Well ington Somerville (late of 118 Ranleigh Avenue, Toronto), beloved husband of the late Mary Ralph, dear father of Gertrude (Mrs. F. Duff) Port Perry, and Vera (Mrs. G. Rosser) of Toronto, in his 101st year. Resting at the chapel of McDermott Panabaker, Port Perry | for service on Monday at 2 p.m. Inter ment Pine Grove Cemetery. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all 728-6226 390 KING STREET WEST LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions, OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 28-6555 GIDEON Bibles are, a continuing me. morial. For placement contact funeral director or phone 725-2327 IN MEMORIAM FERGUSON -- In loving memory of | a father and grandfather, Elmer Fer. | guson, who passed away August 195 A silent thought, a secret tear, Kees his memory ever dea Time takes away the edge of But memory turns back every --~Ever remembered by daughter-in-law Velma, Billy and Dougie, grief leaf, | son Bill, grandsons, FERGUSON -- In loving memory of a dear dad, who passed away August 26, 1959. Memories are like threads of gold, They never tarnish or grow old, And when old times we do recall, That's when we miss him most of all | Lovingly remembered by son Don and daughter-in-law Joan. FERGUSON = In loving memory of a dear brother who passed away Aug. ust 26, 1959. Brother, you are not forgotten, | Though on earth you are no more, Still in memory you are with us, As you always were before. | ~Sadly missed and ever remembered by sister Isabell, and brother -in - law Bert, nephews Ron and Ralph. FERGUSON = In loving memory of my dear husband, Elmer S., who pass- ed away August 26, 1959. ry day in some small way, Memories of you come my way; Tho' absent, you are always near, Still missed, still loved and ever dear, --Lovingly remembered by wife Ivy. FERGUSON-In loving memory of a dear brother and uncle, who passed away August 26, 1959, Each flower and leaf may wither, Each evening sun may set, The heart of those who love you {mon 30 cents, Oct. Sept. 30. By JOHN BELANGER | Lower prices and lighter tra- {ding characterized this week's stock market while the Indus trial Acceptance = Corporation| split and Toronto Stock Ex- Falconbridge - McIntyre headed the news. | IAC announced a two-for- one | Pott | split Wednesday, along with a ham. |dividend increase to 50 from| | promptly shot ahead $3. The stock turned over considerable volume as company officials awaited shareholder ratification |at a Montreal meeting Sept. 27. TSE president Howard D. Graham gave the Ventures group a clean slate Thursday when he said an exchange au- ditor found "no evidence of trading in shares of any of these companies by any of their officers or directors, or others in positions of trust." Ventures was suspended from trading for four days earlier| this month after a company of-| ficial denied merger rumors a| scant 96 hours before the actual effect. The auditor did find two| exceptions which were termed "immaterial". One director sold| 300 shares of Falconbridge and another bought 350 of McIntyre] Porcupine. Ventures chopped] $3.75 this week, while Falcon-| bridge lost $3.25. OILS, STEELS DECLINE Most groups were down on the week with utilities, refining oils and steels taking the brunt {of the industrial decline. Power corporation had the | biggest individual drop, $2, | while fractional dips went to |CPR, B.C. Power, Consumers yas, Shawinigan and Union Gas. In steels, Atlas, Algoma, DIVIDENDS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | British American Bank Note Company , Ltd,, common 50/ cents, Sept. 15, record Sept. 1.| Crown Zellerbach Corpora- |tion, 45 cents, Oct. 2, record] Sept. 11. | Dominion Glass Coupany, | {Ltd common 55 cents, pfd. 1 {14 cents, Oct. 13, record Sent 126. Fraser Company, Ltd., com- 30, record Fraser Company, Ltd., com- mon 30 cents, Oct .30, record Sept. 30. Page - Hersey Tubes 14d, common 22% cents, Oct. 2, ord Sept. 15 IN MEMORIAM Are the ones who will never forget. --Sadly missed by sisters Rita and Nettie and families. FERGUSON -- In loving memory of 156. a father and grandfather, Elmer, who passed away August 26, 1959, --Sadly missed by son Bill, daughter. inJaw Velma, grandsons Billy, Doug- las and Kenneth, HURREN -- In loving memory of our dear son, Jack, who passed away August 26, 1958, No morning dawns, no light returns But that we think of you, Many a silent tear is shed en we are alone, The one we loved so very much, The one we called our own. --Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, deel Marjorie, Eunice and brother Jimmie. PEARN -- In loving memory of a| dear nephew, Willlam Sydney Pearn (Billy), who passed away August 26, Till memory fades and life departs You live forever in our hearts. Ever remembered by Aunt Vimy, Uni Fred and cousins Freddy and| Pauline. PEARN -- In loving memory of a dear nephew, who left this life August getting weary, at he thought best; around you, Bill, h Come and rest", vingly membered by his "Aunt Rose po Aunt Norma. PEARN -- In loving memory -of Wil- lam Pearn, who passed away August | dear Bill, amidst fast falling | happy memories of glad | presence so dear, untold, making life too soon, "same that sad In the Power of your youth God called | you away. Nay or forgotten while lonely years or hope & to meet you in the sweet | by and bh --~Sadly mi seed by Mom and Dad. PEARN -- In loving memory of Wil- lam Pearn, who passed away August 26, 1936. Gone is the place we loved so dear, Silent the voi ice we loved to hear, Too far away for sight or speech, But not too far for thought to reach. Sweet to remember him who once was here, Who tho' absent, is just as. dear. --Ever remembered by Doreen, Ted, | and Teddy. PEARSON -- In loving memory of de father, Ernest Pearson, who st 27, 1958, and our ma Pearson, who er 30, 1948, I gone forever, s your smiling faces; But you "Jest us to remember, None on earth can take your places. A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still, e has left a loneliness rid can never fill. re iy red by daughter SENECO -- In loving memory of a dear son-i and brother-in-law Jo. jerk Seneco who passed away Aug. 27, Ye do not need a special day To bring you to our mind, For the days we dg not think of you ard to find ed by his mother-in-law, Vicforia n-law, Harry and Paul. "0 -- In loving memory of my | ther, Jos oP Seneco, August 27, , instead of 3 frown, | ¥s a hand when one was down, ys true, thoughtful and kind, Wonderful memories he left behind. | --Ever remembered by niece, Gloria Hercla. FAMOUS REGIMENTS f The two oldest regiments of Britain's Brigade of Guards, | the Grenadiers and the Cold- stream, were formed in 1660. | your | and Helen, | SIBEON -- In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Thomas | Harold, who passed away August 26, Yur last parting wish We would like to have heard, And breathed in your ear Our last parting word. Only those who have lost Are able to tell The pain in the heart At not saying farewell. --Always remembered by loving wife ary and family. WEEKS -- In loving memory of dear father and grandfather, Charles \% ge, who passed away August 26, is cheery ways and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall, He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Someday we hope to meet him, Someday, we know not when, To clasp his hand in the better land, Never to part again, |--Sadly missed and ever remembered |by sons, daughters and grandchildren. CARD OF THANKS | Lower Prices Lighter Trade change clearance of Ventures:| of [45 cents per present share, and| union with Falconbridge took| | clined and 159 were unchanged. Bond Gains 'This Week at 2.51 per cnet compared with United Steel, National Steel and | Dominion Bridge were off in the % to 3 range in light tra- ding. Some headway was made by liquors with Distillers Seagram and Canadian Breweries reach- {ing highs then backing down in heavy turnover. Both advanced however, as did Walker-Gooder- | Base metals were depressed, with widespread fractional drops predominant in most groups. Coppers, nickels urani- ums and golds were down on the whole, the senior list pitted with small falls. Consolidated Mining and Smelting, International Nickel, Noranda, Steep Rock and Sher- ritt Gordon slipped in a small range, while among coppers, Campbell Chibougamau, Kil embe and Copperand fell. GOLDS WEAK Golds were weak with Giant Yellowknife, Kerr-Addison and McIntyre Porcupine down frac- tionally. Wesetrn oils slumped for the third consecutive week, with | losses among seniors account- ling for much of the drop. Hudson Bay Oil, Pacific Pe- troleum, Home B and Jupiter slipped a few cents. Index changes at Toronto: | Industrials down 2.00 to 598.44; | golds up .82 to 88.74; base metals down 2.67 to 204.85 and western oils down 1.12 to 93.83. Volume at Toronto was 8,621, 000 shares compared with ,193,000 last week, and the total dollar value was $34,940,198 | compared with $40,607,594. Index changes at Montreal: Banks up .16 to 67.85; utilities up 2.5 to 142.6; industrials un- changed at 324.6; papers up 2.5 to 510.0 and golds up .45 to .22, Week's volume at Montreal |was 553,558 industrial shares | compared with 519,889 the pre- vious week, and 1,203,586 mining shares compared with 11,219,019. Of the 402 issues traded at Montreal, 106 advanced, 139 de- 'Long-Term By THE CANADIAN PRESS Nearly all sections of the Ca nadian bond market, with the exception of provincial issues, | firmed during the week and no- {table gains were made among long-term bonds. Government short - the Canada 33-per-cent, Sept: 1, 1965, gained 25 cents at $97,50-$98. The Canada 4l-per- cent, Sept. 1, 1983, was ahead 75 cents at $9393.50 and the CNR five-per-cent Oct. 1, 1987, |25 cents at $97.25-97.75. The 91-day treasury bills sold terms, 2.58 per cent last week and the 182-day bills at 2.77 per cent compared with 2.83 per cent. Day-to-day money closed at two per cent. The provincial market re- flected little or no change in light trading. Prices were firm in the corporate market but trading was also light. NET EARNINGS CORBETT -- The family of the late Mrs. Corbett wish to express |sincere thanks and appreciation {friends, neighbors and relatives their acts of kindness, messages sympathy and floral tributes a our recent sad bereavement. A very special thanks to staff and residents i] Hillsdale Manor, Rebekah Lodge |3, Sunchine Lodge No. 222, Rev. My, Ward, Armstrong Funeral Home, Gen- eral Motors. --Mr. to foi their | Victor H. Corbett and family.' By THE CANADIAN PRESS Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg- ing Ltd., 6 nos. ended June 30: 1961, $345,000, 10 cents a share; 1960, $240,000, seven cents. D. A. Stuart 0il Co. Ltd., year ended May 31: 1961, $248,699; 1960, $333,472. HIGH SCHOO L TEXT BOOK SWAP COLUMN LIST YOUR NAME Books For Sale SELL THOSE SURPLUS SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL AND GRADE HERE ONE INSERTION 50c ~-- PHONE NO. -- Books Wanted GRADE IX Used at Central Mrs. A. Butler 187 Park Road South 723-9565 ° GRADE X 187 Park Road South 723-9565 GRADE XI Used at O.C.V.I Mrs. A. Butler 187 Park Rood South 723-9565 GRADE XII GRADE XIII GRADE IX GRADE XI GRADE XII GRADE Xill By The Canadian Pes Declines outnumbeed alvances by 370 to 272 on the Toonlo Stock Exchange this week. 223. changed totalled Volume fo the week was 6,821,637, pevious week's 7,009,688. to date ae 373,512,892. 3) the yea unless maked WEEK'S MOST By Stock Roe AV Phantom 37823 32165 25092 21249 Con Gas Am Leduc Pamoll Ponde Place Peuv Oils Elde Silvemq Nothgate Tomont Muay 87185 Sales High Lew Close Ch'ge issues un- down fom Total sales fo the (Quotations in' cents ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS The Canadian Pess 'This Week 1961 High Low INDUSTRIALS 87 6% 7 36% 6 $167 15% 16% -- 14 $19% 18% 18% -- B% 310% 18% 18% - % os 9% 6% 9% + 2% 4 37 3 56 63 34 135 455 pe 3% 33 -1 162 131 -2 MINES 170 28 67 25 Industrials Bales Abitibi Abitibi p Acad-Al Agnew-s Auta Alta Alla Ala Auta Alia 170 150 2392 WH 173 12/ 1) 4928 8wl 1300 "ww 2500 400 152 2080 $60 "Ww 10/10 34694 945 3002 "wu we 200 Tuod wo doo Gas B p Alla Gas wi Ada Nat Gas Aig Cen Alg Cen p Als Cen w Agoma Aum Alum 1 p Alum 2 p Analog Analog w Anu amp A Agus Agus 250 p Asndown B A 5. 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