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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, March 12, 1962 BIRTHS FREE -- Don and Louise (nee Jef- trey) are happy to announce the birth of their daughter Joanne Elizabeth, 4 Ibs. 1% ozs., on Saturday, March 3, 1962, at Port Perry Community Hos- pital. A sister for Jeffrey. LEGREE Don and Marilyn are happy to announce the arrival of Brian Douglas on Friday, March 9, 1962, at Oshawa General Hospital. A_ brother for Donna, Many thanks to Dr. Lind- say and the staff of the 4th floor. TORONTO 11 AM. STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--March 1% (Quotations in cents unless marked $. z--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- rights, xw --Ex-warrants, Net change is {from previous board-lot closing sale.) INDUSTRIALS 1 Net Sales High Low a.mm Ch'ge 245 S$44% 420 $24% 24% 2%-- % Acad-Atl 100 $12% Alta Dist 1600 255 Alta Dis vt 200 215 NICHOLLS -- Dan and Bev (nee! ajtacas 300 $35 Thorne) are happy to announce the ar-|ajtaGas pr 10 $109% 109% snes a eh rival of their son, Brad Michael, weight | ata Nat 210 $18% 18% 18% 9 Ibs. 11 ozs., at the Oshawa General! aigonquin 10% 10% Hospital on Saturday, March 10, 1962.| aigong w 5 A brother for Danny and Terry. Many | Ajlumini 23% 28% thanks to Dr. C. D. Russell. | Anthes A 49% 49% 47% 47% + 53% 53% + 4S Stock Abitibi Abit pr SHACKELTON Keith and Muriel Ire 250p (nee Tink) are happy to announce the) arg arrival of their son, Mark Douglas,|atias Steel on Monday, March 12, 1962, at Bow-| Auto Al manville Memorial Hospital. A brother! Bank Mont for Barrie. | Bank NS Bell Phone SON. Daughter, Twins or Triplets, vou) Brazil wil) want to tell the whole town about/pr Tnk the latest arrival in your home An-/ RA Oil nouncements are accepted until 9:00/ BC Forest a.m. for publication the same day for) BC Pow only $1.50, Just telephone 723-3492. BC Phone DEATHS f=. Build Prod ASHTON, William Clayton ite Entered into rest in the residence , 195 Court Street, Oshawa, on Saturday, March 10th, 1962, William Clayton Ash- ton beloved husband of the late Matil- da Hare and father of Mrs. Gordon Rognvaldson (Helen) Acton and Mrs. 70% 70% + 784 78% -- 53% 58% % % $744 $6% 600 105 375 380 > Collieries Curt W > Gas In w ry ry 12% 12% + Ye) 5, Fleet Mfg Fleetwood Btock Dist Seag D Bridge 44% 44% -- %| Emi Fndtn Fraser Gatineau Ind Accep Ind Min Inglis Inlond Int Int Ut! Intpr Intpr per os | one PL 4\Int Stl P As Inv Syn A ¥ | Jefferson Nickel Int Util 250 255 il Sales High Low a.m. Ch | Stock s ey $484 hd jo! -- %| N St Car $21% $23 $59 $21 $31 $23% NO INW Util pr zi5 Page-Hers 1155 Penmans 5 Premium QN Gas R Nodwell Revel Bldg Roe AVC 7235 $6% + ¥| Rothman 225° $10% ' -- %|Royal Bank 242 $84 -- \%| Russell 100 $13 {StL Cem A 100 $19% 4 -- %| Salada Food 2100 $16 4+ %/Stven Arts 350 $10% -- 1%4|Shawin 320 $23% haw A pr 50 $40 impsons 118 $31 Slater Steel 200 $10 Spay xd = 425 St Pav 100 | Stedman 200 100 820 e+ + & $10% $8744 $19% | Trans-Mt t10'| Trans PPL -- %|Un Gas }Union Oil -- 1%) Walk GW |Wat Equip 4|WCoast Tr | Westeel 100 610 200 165 140 z30 400 $38 $22% $14% $59 425 $19% 39% 41 19° 350 350 350 $49% 49% 19% $16% 16% 16% $3246 32% 32% 360 30 360 $5% 5%. 5% 160 160 160 $831%4 8344 83% $46 45% 46 $52 52 4 Gw 615 il pr 52 B 59w Dis Zenith 370 | ..curb Asbestos CD Sug Barr % --% Jeff Bw --10 |Jockey C Ic $42% --¥%|/DG lass pr 255 $14%4 11 Net High Low a.m. Ch'ge | Stock 21% 59 81 23% $3744c 37% 450 $1458c 145% 22% 14% 425 19% 365 34% Vac 254% 41 42% Ve 21% + %4| Dome Pete 59 +1 | Dynamic 2 -- ¥6) Gr Plains 81 |Home A 23% |Home B Blo +l4/H B Oil G | Majtran: Th + 4| Mean + MIN Davies Okalta Pac Pete Pamoil -- %! Place + 4) Ponder + %! Provo Gas Quonto 450 $11% 117 000 42% 1666 $15 M% 155 $19% 19% 1, | Wstates y,|W. Decalta »| Yan Meas Cu | sw Pete %| | Me %| Abacus %4| Advocate Alba Expl 3500 ¥%|Amal Rart x000 --25 |Ang Rouyn 0 |Arcad wis -- WlA Arcadia |Atl C Cop + %| Atlin-Ruf | Acnor | Barnat Bethim Bidcop 5 |Black Bay 3000 +% | Bralorne 405 2642 |Broul Reef 1100 +1 | Brunswk 1000 -- %/ Buff Ank 500 Cadamet 2000 22% 14% 9 4-- Me 370 «+5 34% 1 Net 1i% 15 1 Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 42% 424 --1% 100 $1444 14% 144 + % 1620 $14% 14% MT-- % im + %/K 2% La Today's Toronto Stock Market Listings Marcon Maritime McIntyre |MecMar MecWat Mentor Merrill Meta Uran Midrim Mt Wright Multi-M Murray M Nat Expl Nealon New Bid Newlund N Mylama |N Senator ickel MS Nipissing Nor-Acme Norlartie Normetal Norpax Northgate N Goldert N Rank North Can Obaska 7 505 500 50: 3%.23 2B% 55 54 54 260 260 260 5 5 16% 16% 585 595 --2 5 5 O'Leary 17% Optmiska 595 Orchan Osisko Pamour Patino M 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge OTTAWA (CP)--Foreign in- "lvestors owned 51 per cent of Canada's manufacturing indus- try in 1959 and controlled 57 per cent of it. This was shown today in a Dominion Bureau of Statistics report which traced the "slow but. persistent growth" of for eign capital to positions of dom- inance in big sectors of Cana- dian industry. Five years earlier, foreign in- vestors had owned 47 per cent of Canadian manufacturing and controlled 51 per cent of it. United States ownership of manufacturing increased to 41 per cent from 37 in those five years 1954 to 1959, and U.. con- ,\trol rose to 44 per cent from 42. The story is similar in other main areas of Canadian indus- try--but not all. UP THREE PER CENT In the petroleum and natural advanced to 63 per cent from 60, and foreign control to 75 pe cent from 69, during the five year period. US. gas industry, foreign ownership} ship share to 59 per cent from 53 and its control to 61 per cent from 51. Here again, U.S. capi- tal predominated. But the picture was reversed in the case of Canada's rail- ways, where foreign ownership dwindled to 27 per cent from 35. Foreign control in this field was only two per cent throughout the period. The report, looking farther back to 1926, said the most strik- ing feature was the consistency of trends throughout depression and boom, war and peace. | Foreign ownership of Cana- |dian manufacturing had 'inched up from 38 per cent in 1926" and foreign ownership of mining and smelting "has also reflected an almost uninterrupted growth from 37 per cent in 1926." CERTAIN FIELDS Foreign control in manufac' turing is concentrated in certain) fields, notably the rubber, auto, | lectrical, chemical and trans- ortation industries. Between 1954 and 1959, foreign! Slow Growth T Of Foreign Investors cals to 77 from 75 per cent and in transportation equipment to 73 from 36 per cent. But in uther industries foreign control is smaller and in some cases declining. In the pulp and paper industry it declined to 4 from 56 per cent. NET EARNINGS Canada Wire and Cable Co, Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1961, $849,140, 84 cents a share; 1960, $610,429, 58 cents. Famous Players Canadian Corp. Ltd., year ended Dec. 31; 1961, $2,423,922, $1.40 a share; 1960, $1,857,251, $1.07. Fleet Manufacturing Ltd. and Subsidiary Dumont Aluminium Ltd., year ended Sept. 31: 1961, $151,270 ($63,582 from Fleet compared with $2,300 in 1960, and $87,688 from Dumont in {period following acquisition in |March, 1961). Industrial Acceptance Corp. Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1961, investors control increased in the rubber] $11, 683,903, $1.99 a share; 1960, 380 ™ + HA Jock C pr 275 |Jock wts 78% 6356 Hi wn Labatt 1458 14% Lakeland 53 | 54 Lont Cem 3 95 39 | 68% + W%\|Lau F 125 | Levy Peerless |Pick Crow Pitch-Ore Pax Intl Que Chib Que Lab |Q Metal 37 100 $7% 100 27. 7: 434 $68% 420 'ine 100 $54 {Cc S ime Bk C 434 s6%4 Woodrow Seeback (Thelma) Islington, in his 78th year. Resting at the Arm- strong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with Memorial Service in the Chapel on Tuesday, March 13 at 2 p.m. Interment Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin. y Husky MT + %|Camp Chib 300 53% C Tung 10°0 C Astoria 5500 C N Inca 1000 Cdn NW 4000 Y 1000 Lob Inc 200 $115 |Price Br ZS $53% OILS 5°00 11 53% to 98 from 93 per cent,/$11,218,228, $1.98. ry and controlled. 69 per cent. jin aut omobiles to 97 from 95 per| Moore Corp. Ltd., year ended In mining and smelting, for-|cent, in elect trical apparatus to|Dec. 31: 1961, $12,948,025, $1.94 eign cap al inc reased its owner- 81 from 7 _per cent, in chemi-ia share; 1960, $12,892,609, $1.94. owned 57 per cent of the indus-| industry 1 4 % 4 Hg | | | AP Cons CAVANO, Wilfred Harold At Fairview Lodge on Saturday, 10, 1962, 70th year. Mar. (Reg. No, 805244 Veteran Ist World War), Member Canadian Legion Branch 322, Ajax, Ont, Beloved hus- band of Beatrice Carson, 19 York Street, Ajax; dear father of Jean (Mrs Vine) Orillia; Dorothy (Mrs, R. John- son) Sudbury; Betty (Mrs. S. Huff) Oshawa; June (Mrs. W. Rowell) Whit- by; Clifford and James of Ajax and Gerald Cavano of Prince George, B.C. Dear brother of Miss Eunice Cavano of Peterborough. Resting at the Wm. E Sherrin Funeral Home, No. 2 Highway, | Pickering (just east of Harwood Road North, Ajax). Service in the Chapel| Tuesday, March 13 at 2 p.m. Interment Erskine Cemetery, Dunbarton. COOK, Mary Hannah At the Port Perry Community Hospital on Sunday, March '11, 1962, Mary White, beloved wife of the late Wil- liam J. Cook of Myrtle Station and dear mother of Maude (Mrs. John Bray) Brooklin; Clarence, Elmer and Keith of Myrtle Station; Vera (Mrs. J. Lee) Greenbank; Ray of Port Perry; Blanche (Mrs. Fred Beadle) and. Earl of Oshawa; Ruby (Mrs. Edgar Coop- er) of Toronto in her 99th year. Rest- ing at the Chapel of McDermott-Pana- baker, Port Perry, for service on Wed- nesday, at 2 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. DICKSON, Daisy Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital on Monday, Daisy Simonds, widow of Clarence Diexson, mother of Mrs. Richard El- Hott (Norma) New Toronto; Mrs, John Kordes (Dora) of Toronto; Barbara Dickson of Oshawa; Mrs. Garfield Brewster (Alice) of Hopewell Hill, New Brunswick; Walter Dixon of Osh- Marvin Dickson of Whitby; ce of New Toronto; Melvin of Albert County, New Bruns- her 60th year. Resting at the funeral Home, Oshawa, on Monday 'evening, March 12, with fu- neral service and interment in Alma, New Brunswick GOODY, Kathleen Ann Entered into rest in the family resi- dence, 70 Farewell avenue, Oshawa, on Saturday, March 10, 1962, Kathleen Ann Goody, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Goody, aged four months, Funeral was held in the Armstrong Fu- neral Home, Oshawa, on Monday, March 12 at 11 a.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. SCOTT, Lorna Bell Entered into rest in Oshawa, Ontario, on Saturday, March 10, 1962, Lorna Bell Young widow of Herbert A. Scott and mother of Herbert Emmer- son Scott of Oshawa, in her 66th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with memorial service in the Chapel Tuesday, March 13 at 3 p.m. Interment Wednesday, March 14 at 2 p.m. in North Russell Cemetery, Russell, Ont. 'GIDEON jes are a continuing me- morial. For placement contact funeral director or phone 725-2327. LOCKE'S FLORIST 'al and all Funer arrangements floral requirements for occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all. 728-6226 390 KING STREET WEST May We Suggest for memorials for Easter installation be made now. Eternal Bronze by Matthews ore the finest made anywhere. We exclu- sively install and represent this 100 year old Company, arrangements Please call Mount Lawn for understanding co-operation. 723-2633 IN MEMORIAM McCABE -- In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Leo (Red) McCabe, who passed away March 12. 1957. A faithful hus of the best; May God grant him eternal rest Ever remembered by his wife, Eva, and family band and father, one PHILLIPS -- In loving memory of a dear brother: ae Pp *aillips, who pass- ave) 1956 | That the He closed his weary ey whispered "Peace be th n the beautiful hills of valley of rest so fair, p day, we know not when, iil meet our loved one there. ily missed and lovingly remember- 'a by Bill, Helen and family In loving memory of a and grandfather, Arthur who passed away March PHILLIPS dear father W. Phillips, 12, 1956. -- speeds on, six years have pass- Since death its gloom, its shadow st within our home, where all seemed bright, And took from us a shining light; We miss that light and ever will His vacant place there's none to fill. Down here we mourn but not in vain For up in heaven we will meet again --Lovinglyy remembered by daughter Lois, son-fi-law Jack and grandchil dren Darlene and David. ' Wilfred Harold Cavano, in his|C 'A. |Comb March 12,| | Cc 2dn Oil | LobCo LobCo LobCo |MB P) en 5h 17% + %|Mass-F + %|Mass-F 5% --10 |Met Stores + ¥a| Mil- -West ' |Molson A | Molson pr -- %|Mt Loco xd 18% 425 bt CKP Dev Col Cell Ent Conduits Con Bilg mp 100 $ Con Gas 150 $20% 20% 'Copp Clark 75 $11 ll 250 $18% 11 | Moore 10% 'Nat Drug A Aw B R 100 2000 250 200 m5 530 | Alminex Anchor Asamera |Bailey S A {Cal Ed C Oil Las + %/CS Pete C Delhi wt -- %|Cdn Dev + %/C Ex Gas Cent Del 56% -- %/C West P 18% \Dev-Pal +5 665 9 200 . 400 625 100 290 1000 Coronation -- _ 35 $10% 10% Wire, Cable Fira | Net Profit Rises H. | TORONTO (CP) Canada)ings, | Wire and Cable Co. Ltd. had net/to re {profit in 1961 of $849,140 or 84/creas cents a share compared with/sales $610,429 and 58 cents in 1960. | creas Depreciation provision was) busin $1,507,000 compared with $1,198,-; He 000. jeign L. G. Lumbers, president,/ nadia describes the year as the best/benefi since 1957, with profit. from abroad. Export Cable sales national) Ltd., " the Bahamas, lrated he added, are attributable duced costs and an 8.7 in- e in sales. This year's should show a further in- e if present volume of ess continues. described the reduced for-|m exchange value of the Ca n dollar as of material it in helping the company ness. and cable plant in The company, Smiths Falls and compete profitably with foreign! Ontario. producers both at of increased 17 Canada Wire and C with head office| Rider was in January of this year| Frobisher to assist in handling export busi ¢ The company has acquired * modest participation" |which Colombian nationals have Heath majority ownership. with headquar ters in Toronto, has plants in| Hud Bay 00 og | Quemont Realm | Baglan Rio Algom |Rix Athab | Roche Ryanor San Ant Satellite Sherritt il Miller | Siseoe Starratt |Steep R | Sturgeon |Sullivan | Sunburst | Paureen jCa Cent Pat |Chib-Kay M 5 +3 Aa? DI --I + Morrison Que y | Coulee ~~ | Crowpat Daering home and/Deer Horn D'Eldona | Denison Wire and|/Dome Donalda per cent. Duraine able (Inter-|E Amphi D --1 500 1166 wel. 555 120 4000 1000 1000 1100 alcon 330 incorpo-| Farad ay siant YK ndroy Granduc 1100 Granduc rts 4800 'A) Gulf Lead 1000 in a wire) Gunnar 200 ~ A jy, Har-Min 1000 Colombia in Headway 1990 1060 4 ui | Ventures Werner Wiltsey Winch --1 |Wr Harg --%|Young HG +2 | Zenmac Curb + % | Bulolo Gaspe Cop Sales to 11 wae 819,000. High-Bell Hollinger Howey Hu-Pam in hydra Ex | Iso 810 810 810 Simcoe +% D% $2244 22% 22% + %| For Men, Women, Boys DOMINION TIRE STORES CANADIAN MADE BICYCLES and Girls .99 YOUR GUARANTEE © Merc actly © Good 00 Down tory 2.00 Weekly @ BUDGET TERMS WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING DOMINION TIRE STORES handise and prices ex- as advertised js completely satisfac- or money refunded e@ NO RED TAPE, joperations $3,614,353 compared |with $2,335,587. Increased earn- Building Awards Higher This Year TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian construction awards for the first two months of the year totalled $202,363,800, up $53,384,300 from the corresponding period in 1961, says Southam-MacLean Building Reports. February contracts totalled i acon up $53,384,300 from February last year. | Two-month figures by cate- gories are: Residential $133,- 900,600, up $49,945,500; business $164,319,000, up $51,394,900; in- dustrial $34,297,100, down $621,- 600; engineering $100,060,400, down $9,739,000. The two-month figure in On- tario is $205,577,400, up $44,144,- 600 February figures by categor- ies: Residential $62,832,500, up $23,841,700; business $75,135,300, up $14,328,800; industrial $25,- /795,900, up $8,809,200: engineer ling $36,600,100, up $6,404,600. IN MEMORIAM PHILLIPS -- In loving memory of a |dear son, Arthur W. Phillips, who pass- ed away March 12, 1956. He has gone across the river To the shore of evergreen, And I long to see his dear face, But the river flows between } Some day, some time, I shall see | The face I love so well, Some day I'll clasp his loving hand And never say farewell. |--Lovingly remembered by Mother. In loving memory of Arthur W. Phillips, March 12, 1956. PHILLIPS a dear husba' who passed aw: Along the road to yesterday That leads me straight to you, Are memories of the happy days Together we once knew; And always, every evening, I seem to have a way Of wandering back to meet you, On the road to yesterday. }--Lovingly remembered and |missed by wife Nellie sadly PHILLIPS -- In treasured memory of ja dear father and grandfather, Arthur ie Phillips, who passed away March | Looking back with memories Upon the path you trod, We bless the years we had with you And leave the rest with God, You left us quietly, your thoughts unknown, But you left us with a memory we are proud to own --Too dearly loved to be forgotten, Betty, Ken and grandchildren Martie, Marilyn and. Michael SKINTY -- In loving memory of a 'ar mother and grandmother, Kate ty, who passed away March 12, God knows how much we miss her, Never shall her memory fade, Loving thoughts shall ever wander To the spot where she is laid | --Lovingly remembered by daughter| Kathleen and grandchildren, Andrew) and Natalie SKINTY -- In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, Kate who passed away March Years of striving, little of play, Loving, giving the whole of the way;| A cherished smile, a heart of gold, To the dearest mother the world will d a Ppy memories, From fond and true, us-who thought the world of ngly remembered "and family | by daughter) SKINTY dear mother Skinty, who 1958. There is a daughter who misses you sadly And finds the time long; In_ loving and passed memory of a} grandmother, Kate; away March 12,/ since you; some people think this is the year's hestlooking grille... ome people think this is the est-looking re ; ¢ A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Whitewall lires optional at extra cost F oth in one car? Parisienne Convertible ON TTIEAC went, And I think of you daily But try to be brave and content. But the tears I shed in silence And I breathe a sigh of regret. For you were mine and I r Be sure to see 'The Tommy Ambrose Show" on the CBC TV network on Friday evenings. Check local listings for channel and time. Though all the world forget Lovingly remembered by daughter | Anne, Norm and Normie. VEENHOF -- In loving memory of a} dear husband, father and grandfather, | John Vegnhof, who passed away March 12, 1956 Lovingly remengbered and sadly missed by wife and family and grand. children. ' Bring the family to see the GENERAL MOTORS EXHIBIT at the CANADIAN NATIONAL SPORTSMEN'S SHOW Coliseum, Exhibition Perk, March 9-17 226 KING ST. WEST, OSHAWA, ONTARIO -- PHONE 723-4364 P-1162€ THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LIMITED WHITBY MOTORS LIMITED WHITBY, ONTARIO