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APE EY Tp tp 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, September 12, 1961 = shawa's Income BRTES | Today's Stock Market Listings on Toronto Exchange 4. th In Canada PINKEY -- Stan and Beity are TORONTO 11 AM. STOCKS Steck Sales Low a.m. Ch'ge Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Stock 3 Hy Sisek . Salen. Bish Low a.m, Cii'ge nn N 1h et happ¥ to announce the arrival of their By The Canadi P hy son on Saturday, September 9, 1961, 4 Mat: an Lresy . - 3 NO L 3 Headway 1 30 4 at the Oshawa General Hospital (Out. Seek EiehaugenSep. 11 Con Bids pr 30 La ii Plasom : Neo : Hy a uD. WA (CP)--The revenue Niagara Falls : : 1-0dd lo, x0--Ex-dividend. xr- Ex- Dis Seag 730 343% 43 Ad QN Gas. 825 50 4 Pamoil Howey 20 220 220 tment's annual report on|Chatham, Ont. ison = Detuice and Laverne sre righs, xw--Ex-warrans. Ne change is D Bridge 20% QN Gas pr 150 3 Permo 33 33 Hod Bay. 553% 3314 5344 statistics, issued Mon-|New Westminster i: Mon woe benno from previous day's close.) D Fndry 3 63% Relchold a ns 1500 30 30 30 -- Tish Cop hi "cs s s the 'Ontario city of{ Regina : - : gh Ti | Dom Sores 98! 164% ob 2 pr 3 , - ( 5 , » September 9, 1961 at the Oshawa Gen-| AG 3 3 5 J Waie " Y -|St. John i eral Hospital. A sister for Nancy and INDUSTRIALS Dom Tar ) 19% Roe AV C 425 z Provo Gas J Wale 24 22 : Sault Stes Marie had the high s, Nfld. Kenny el ; Royal Bank 147 . Secur Free 1100 435 4 Tage Expl FH est averfgge annual income|Lethbridge oe , Econ Inv ! oval Ban) 7 $79% 7 9 Sect i 5 43 35 Ja > € n AMES ARE. IMPOREANE.. Ciioos. Sock Sales High Low a.m Oh'ge Feon i Salada-s 340 S163 18% 16% + Triad Oil 5 +5 Joburke 3000 A ; among Ca an communities Braitiorg ing » name for your rhild should Abiibi : Fam Play 3; 4 4 Seven Ars 275 A Be ld v 3 30. Ror Ada i 10 in the calendar year 1959. askatoon be a real pleasure and others will Acal-Al 5% 8 9 Ford US 8 win 200 % ¥ Un Reet P Lab Min : The list, covering places hav- London want to know your choice. Name Agnew-S 5 » 4 22% Ford Com : Saw we RR W Cdn OG p L Dufaul ; . » t Winnipeg your child as quickly as possible Ala IN y + Fraser : 2 Siiverwd A 210 312 5s 128 Woberae : . Yang . 3 ing 6,000 or rjore income tax- Fort William-Port A: and use the individual name in AlaDis Ga Clap 9 Simpsons } > ia 207 hme, : fi yh 9 payers: V am-Po rthur Oshawa Times Birth Amounce. Als Gis 5 $32 3 9 Dey 163 3 Slaer 'ni y gn -- 1 A Yacome Belleville vient. Just call our assified | AlaGas w h23 2 23 a LJ) » 4 . 2 z fob - 4 Average PQ Department, give the facts, in.| Ala Na 7 7 GMC J n 49 49 Lorado Place Sic. Maite 8 $4.7 Stratford eluding the name, and we will Algima GS Wares 375 oralo ws 3 Sault Ste. Ma » Barrie : 13 § : J ' - ; 1: 15 3 515 58 : Macassa 3 3; s i 4,660 publish a Birth Notice in the! Algonquin 13 ! G mack A 15 ! wiso BY Advocae Sarnia 99Vi Quebec # 3 i 52 30% 304 GL Paper 7 3 Xaco 5 3 Aa Agnico 99 p - Madsen 9 3 " mext edition. Just dial RA 3.3492 | Aluratot ' 30% 3 Oi Paper. 7H , Thornclt 1 9% 915 914 4 3 yen Marboy Calgary : 4,525 | Kitchener-Waterloo yim, 25 Si5% 43 45% G L Pow w 3% 13% Tor-Dom Bk 175 § 68% -- U Ang Rouyn 5 13 Marin 5 Sudbury-Copper Cliff 4,517 Brampton 4 2 IN Gas 1 . T Fin A $533 53 i 4 9 Maach 514 5 514 ph DEATHS Al pes I mas ug 2 ih ty fe oh i= Lr Mens i Vancouver-W. Vancouver 4.443 Brockville Alas Seel 285 $30% 30 30% Gr Wpg G 5% 15 Fin 3 : A Arcadia Min Corp 2 Hamilton 4,405 sydney-Glace Bay Bank Mon 175 $6 A ; Greyhna 3 T Fin 3 ] Je 16 Bama 7 1 Nau 3 on Peterborough 4,391) Cornwall HANNAM, Matthew B. Bank NS : - Trans-M % 1 3 i . New C: St. Catharines i After a prolonged illness at the Osh- Bah P A 0 97 Hendsho pr 2 x Tae 15 4 . Bouzan : a 8 New oa 3000 it. Chicoutimi awa General Hospital on Monday, Sep- Beav Lum Jineme Pr 3 2 + Yad p 7 5 Bralorne : : Na 20s 000 2 Oshawa Kingston tember 11, 1961, Matthew Buckley Han-| Bell Phone : y Rue Exe 03 ik Walk GW 7" sane Broul Ree 3 Noranda 300 $53 : 7 Ottawa Halifax-Dart th nam (of Byron Street South,| Bowaer pr mp Life 6 Was GW 0 357. 5h 37. 4 Broswk ' 33Y 3 g Toronto alifax-Dartmou Whitby). beloved husband of Selina 5 imp ou 4 i7 ! Was 4 z 7 7 ; Camp Chib 0 0 Norhgae 7800 7 0 St. Thomas Alexander, dear brother of Harry of y-M 1 1 3 501 jmp Hii I: 2% 15% 4 Wescel . '; £3 Camp RL 0 i Li Noh Can 1600 23 y | North Bay Montreal, in his 82nd year. Resting at nd Accep 7 4 ik. Ye ph ¢ Tunz Ovemi 0 GN Windsor the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, whitby, Laci pr 50.9 ww Ne Dyno : pemiska'. 130 605 935. om for private service at St. James The- Jaan; Gas oh 3 woo £ pos i Leff Chapel, Toronto, on Wednesday, Pe BP ; Wer A ws 315 3131 September 13. Cremation and interment Bh Yn A MEE afd * Woodwd A 220 $18%% St. James Cemetery. Minister the Rev. ol Dyh 3 3 pom ol G. Nicholson. It is requested that flow- Build Prod : Jefferson 525 5 co 5 $s ers be omitted Burlingon 19 1 1 Jockey € aper 225 $46% Burns 250 $11% 11 1 Jock C pr 73 1% 1 Dupon 180 $2614 gin shh dhs dh shh 4 g§325828888% S000 SO 00 bn dn bn in is i oe 4,306| Trois-Rivieres Malar 500 35 3 5 Ormsby 1000 22% 22% Montreal 4,270| Rouyn-Noranda fib ) Peerless 6700 Prince George 4,260 Fredericton en Pa 52 149 150 + Placer 2100 "0% 203 Edmonton 4,223| Galt himo b I Breson 3600 605 39: Nanaimo 4,212| Moose Jaw 'oc! Vi - Q 1000 En Suomg Welland 4,199 Moncton At Hillsdale Manor on Monday, Septem Can Foils A 100 $3 3 ; Laba $47 46% 4 y Ogilvie 50 353% ber 11, 1961, Edith Godfrey, in her 89th CI Fndry 1 Lakelan] 5 3 3 Zellers 25 $39 year, beloved widow of Edward] C Pack B 5 7 Levy 3 11 Noakes, dear mother of Edward (Reg.), Cdn Brew 5 51% + 3 LobCo A 513 + OILS Mrs. A. Phillips, (Winnifred). Mrs C. Br Alum 15 SI) 1 11% lobCo A w Noakes is resting at the Gerrow Funeral Cdn Celan 30% 3 LobCo B 1 590. 214 3 Alminex 1720 200 Chapel for service on Wednesday, Sep C Cel $1 pr 10 ie --- LobCo pr 1 r F Asamera 1000 tember 13, 1.30 p.m. Interment Mount Cel 175 pr 1 5 LobG 1 pr 50 § Ee Ammen Lawn Cemetery. Chem $69 3 3% + Loeb M = y 1 Bail 5% pr z oprand 25 11 1 1 + Siscoe 700 1 + 9 » Ld Seep R 950 7 +1 | Dulee 3 BI; Sullivan 200 185 ; - Chem w 290 29 +3 MB PR 17% 17 Calala 600 ourvan 3 Sylvanie 1100 3 - 4 4 -- 1 5% 5% Ve | : Diseow 55 233 255 Bo Algom 499 9 {Shawinigan 4,166 Guelph Marben Rix 4001 33 X : " Fi) are aa iy Rly {Victoria 4,165/ Medicine Hat * Mogul 3 3 Ryanor 1500 onwes 50 520 515 San An 100 op Corp 1 b -1 Sherri 606 < < « « « « « ' : : NOAKES, Edith Can Bread 223 $5 ) Kelvinaor : Lob Ine 150 $16 1 C Bellek 5.3 Realm 2000 2 5, - Alberni-Port Alberni 4,190 Woodstock « « « « ( ( « « | POOLE, Edwin (Scotty) * Collieries 1 ! 14 y MLEMopr 5081 CS Oil ws 1000 Denison 22 Y 1 Towag 2700 Entered into rest in Oshawa, Ontario, C Cur W 2 2 2 Mass-F 55 3 13 -- C Chien 1000 95 I 99 2 9 Ul-Shaw 2000 on Monday, September 11, 1961, Edwin Dredge 76 2% 123 4 Me Sores 3 9 s C Delhi 600 37 365 1 U Asbesos 200 (Scotty) Poole, beloved husband of > Frbks A 5 1 Mid. Wes +1 Cdn Dev 400 5 4 - . i 5 5 -1 Un Keno 220 1% { Isabella Dempster and father of Ron- Gas In pr 5 53 5 Ln Molson A 2 29 2 ! Cen Del 735 5 3 'wes 1 Upp Can 4700 16 3 bi ald and Robert, in his 57th year. Rest- ° Husky 5 $5 5 5% 1 Molson B 25 $20% 3 94 -- 1 C Mic Mac 1400 32 315 Fa : Vandoo 1500 3 33 ing at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Husky w 7 270 Mon Foods 11% Dynamic 500 1 1 +1 5 9 Venures 633 $56% 56% 4 Oshawa, with memorial service in the > Imp Bk C b 9 Moore 27 7 --3 Gr Plains 2000 1 Geco Mines 247 $23! 23 W Malar 500 3 3 chapel on Wednesday, Sept. 13 at 2 "dn Oil 4 32% 32% + 1 Na Drug 35 $15% 15 5 Home A 274 9 g 9 Gn Masc 3000 68 1 1 Wr Harg 200 100 100 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Ceme- CPR 65 § 5 23 N Groc pr 5 $28 28 2 Home B 78 5 905 90° Goldray 667 2 Yk Bear 7200 110 105 pci | Cen maa Fase Hiei yi 2G Munim Grandue IND 3e 2 Yome HG Ww ©# © | OSHAWA -- Want something|used as a permanent cocktai : Y 8 8 - 3 H Cin Baks z15 $9% 9% 9 PC Jewel la 32% -- VY Medal 200 215 215 3 Hasing 500 3 Sales o 11 a.m.: 436,000. cool under the sun? Well, try shaker for all your cool drinks. : i e---------- . A -- : -- -- | ! 2 GERROW FUNERAL the cool wonder of extra dry| Use it for mixing fruit drinks, = CHAPEL qe» Morgan Realties Ltd. His firm S 's Gin in your summer storing iced tea and coffee -- it Kindness beyond price Chaos From Dock Finished BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT is sponsor of a redevelopment tery lanl They'll fits in your refrigerator for use yet within reach of all plan for a large area in the|pe cool, crisp, wonderful re-(whenever you wish, indoors and ° - 728-6226 ° B hi d I N B lds {heart of Montreal's commer-|¢ oc. ont all the way -- be-jout. Get several -- you'll find 390 KING STREET WEST | Strike Hangover | 19 in n ew u ings |cial and entertainment section. |, co they're made with the|the Martini-Master an indispen --_-- {COSTS $50,000,000 finest, driest, gin ever distilled. |sable aid to cool summer living! LOCKE'S FLORIST TORONTO (CP)--Chaos still for deliveries. The Canadian Li ht T d M At a cost of $50,000,000 the| And consider this extra bonus| Next time, ask for Seagram's Funeral arrangements end [reigns in the delivery of im- Customs Service has taken men 1g Id e or ontrea |Morgan plan hopes to upgrade|_ Seagram's unique Martini-|Gin in the exclusive Martini, floral requirements for oll |ported goods here more than|off other duties to clear goods {the area between Bledr . cl : : Y ake : 4 ; § . { y and i i s| Master container. The co t occasions three weeks after stevedores as quickly as possible. TORONTO (CP) + The stock, MONTREAL (CP) -- Almost|of any city in North America." | University Streets and St. Cath- Master container, in which this| | y i a fag OSHAWA SHOPPING |ended a bitter, six-week strike, During the strike, an esti- market finished behind in light| anywhere the eye turns in down-|savs E. A. Bratton, t Havine aul 4 : peerless gin is sold, can be|is -- it's pure perfection. CENTRE in Hamilton and Toronto. {mated 150,000 tons of cargo|trading Monday with utilities|iown Montreal these days it can|. . A. Bration, treasurer oflarine and Sherbrooke Streets. 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE Customs officers and railway bound for Toronto and 100,000|and foods leading the industrial rest on a construction project, 728-6555 employers say they are being tons destined for Hamilton were|list down. some large and some small. : i driven to distraction as they try diverted to United States and A b f individual: stock , es { GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me. to sort out and deliver dozens other Canadian lake ports A number of individual stocks) At the moment, the buildings id reached new highs, while others appear to be going up as sep- morial. For placement contact funeral pil rave x i of rallway carloads of mefchale/ SYD TN BOND had some hefty gains. Chief ; arate projects, without any rela- director or phone 725-2327. : dise which have poured into Toronto from Great Lakes ports Small ports were swamped among these was Imperial Life, <n 4 hic S i {tion to an over-all plan. But IN MEMORIAM where overseas ships dropped and port officials ordered the Which rose $3 to equal its high Ph ha de Se them during the strike. goods forwarded immediately. of 127. Bell Telephone andj oy ; ; 8 ; : 18% conty cor-G ; 3.lexpert, the city's downtown . Goods dropped in U.S. centres Walker-Gooderham were up 3 Small businessmen have been 4 : | xE3/ 4 |area will be one of the best on GOULDING -- In cherished meméry hard hit by delivery delays had to be shipped out in bond|and 3 to tops of 55% and 56%. ihe ontinent : f t grandmother, Mrs, | J J bi . 4 i % iia ny : ' c x Flizabeth Goulding, who died Septem. Some have been forced to close if Hey aivived Snder {muon Jn utilities, Calgary Power |" co 0' = ooo Montreal's ber 12, 1957. . ihe down because of lack of stock. Wealth preferential tariff. {Northern Telephone, Consumers'| . y oa wil b t A ne oes {he place of my Dear| Others are being forced to stock-| Goods poured into Toronto by|Gas, Shawinigan and Interna- Sowniow n ares, ig 2 pe 0! Mother, pile until next summer goods|train and truck. The truckingitional Utilities all fell in the 1 e most beautiful central areas clovingly remembered by daughier|which now are out of season.|firms cleared their shipmentsito 1 range. Among foods, | Cecilie and family. Irate customers have besieged| fairly rapidly, often straight to Burns, Dominion Stores, Jaros Wholesale A slipped as much as GOULDING -- In loving memory of customs brokers with demandsithe consignee's warehouse. |Farms, Loblaw B and Oshawal|1l5. my mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Goulding, who died four years ago, September 12. | Each dawning day a thought of her, | At eventide a prayer, | And in the hearts that loved her 12 She always will be there. --Lovingly remembered by daugh- ter Dorothy and family. GOULDING ~-- In loving memory of a| 7 «7 7. nas dear mother, Elizabeth Goulding, whe| F* = f passed away September 12, 1957. ko ¥ We mourned for her in silence, No eyes can see us weep, But many a silent tear is shed # 7 ¥ While others are asleep 7 ---Lovingly remembered by daughter| Flo and family. | SARLES -- In loving memory of Josephine Sarles, who passed away| [ig September 12, 1956 t a There's a sad but sweet remem- " brance, . Ld There is a memory fond and true; And the token of affection, Josie, And a heartache still for vou ~Ever remembered by Daisy and Roy. CARD OF THANKS LUKE ~-- The family of the late Mrs Isabel Luke wish to thank the relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness during our sad bereavement in the loss of a loving wife and mother, and for the lovely floral tributes, mass cards and sympathy cards which we received Thanks to the doctors, nurses of Osh- awa General Hospital, Fire Dept., Rev. Msgr. Coffey, Rev. Father Berard, Ger- row Funeral Chapel, Holy Cross Aux. ilary and Guide Mothers. Special thanks to our neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. P. Fuller --Edward Luke and family. MARTIN I wish to thank all my kind friends, neighbors, Sons of Ulster, Ladies Auxiliary and Queen Mary Lodge No. 97 for the cards and flowers | received. during my recent illness while in Ireland --Mrs. Alexander Martin SHACKLETON -- The family $f the late Mrs. Gladys Chapman Shackleton wish to express their appreciatiof) and thanks to Doctors Rowsell, GrantYand Gil] and the nurses and staff on Floors 2A and IE of the Oshawa General Hospital. We also wish to thank the kind friends and neighbors who sent flowers and cards and helped us at this time. NET EARNINGS | '{ i ; By THE CANADIAN PRESS " fe" : ' | | Fly KLM to Europe . .. and save up to $128! Rothmans of Pall Mall Can- ; Ad., yea 1 4 30: ; s : 8 10, Soot Sad Toe 2. Yes, KLM's 17-Day excursion fares actually allow you to save up to $128 on an Economy Class annual report since becoming aj * : 4 | round trip to Europe. These fares, which are the lowest ever offered over the Atlantic, public company earlier this in year) A \ I / 4 | are in operation between Oct. Ist, 1961 and March 31st, 1962, and remember, you still HISIS"FINAL FILTERING ame rue user servo whens sou fy LY. DIVIDENDS oA : : By THE CANADIAN PRESS AND ONLY BA HAS IT CLEAN ACROSS CANADA [Toronto Kemeny proper For Anglo Canadian Telephone | . y Company, 4% per cent pid. | Only B-A 88 and Velvet 98 gasolines are "Final- isfiltered, at the last polisibl wth | 5614 cents, $2.90 pfd., 72 cents, Filtered" right in the hose between the pump and before it enters your car. | FRANKFURT Nov. 1, record Oct. 10. out car... filtered the last possible moment That's why we "Final-Filter* B-A gasoline : ' 0 assure maximum cleanliness. fn the hose at the pump oe Jon Canada du, Why did BA add this FiaahFiler™? Ask Mr BA to show you the fier and how it | See your TRAVEL AGENT or call KLM # . i é 4 , ; yasoline does a lot of travel ing ore it reaches works. And next time you uy gi soline , . . choose 1 H inet H H ie a Sept. 22 your car. It is shipped from the refinery to a distri= B-A 88 or 98. B-A "Final-Filtered" gasolines are Offices in 14 principal Canadian cities Dome Mines Ltd. 175 cents) bution centre and then tank-trucked to your neigh positively the cleanest, purest gasolines you can buy. Oct. 31, record Sept. 29. | bourhood service station. General Electric Company, | During the course of rej comparative and rene. | quality tests of all the brands, B-A engi- common 50 cents, Oct. 25, rec. neers found that gasoline picked up impurities in ord Sept. 22. transit. And b the gasoline is ly on Moore Corporation Ltd., com- the move, these impurities (extremely fine solid = particles) seldom have the chance to settle out. i 5 p g i mon 25 cents, Oct. 2, record Oil companies go to great lengths to keep storage | | ? : 3 | ! Sept. 15. and transit tanks clean, but the tests proved con- # Sept. 1 d ks cl but thi ed ; -- ---------------------------------------------------- Slusively that Impurities are present. You can actus | 1 i 7 2 : i . IRN . some of the foreign matter. 2 3 SE i COMMUNITY PROGRAM Bris gasoline, when passed on to the auto- : : 2 i MONTREAL (CP) -- Educa mobile motor, ¢an cause clogged jets, float control RY Si Ss | 22 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH 723-9441 tional programs for women in- valve leakage, scoring, and fuel pump damage. terested in community work The B-A "Final-Filter" gives positive protection THE B-A "FINAL-FILTER" ] against these impurities which can result in incon 7his is a cut-away view of the B-A Filter. It is s0 will be launched here this fall venience and costly repairs. fine that it remoesparics hich cannot be heed by the women's division of the It is imperative that the gasoline you buy today by the naked eye. Ly Fa | DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE Is "to Introduce newer, more THE BRITISH AMERICAN OIL COMPANY LIMITED ideas' . v i pogo ipo ed Be 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST, WHITBY PHONE MO 5.33504 more people into the field. SAVING