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24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey,. June 6, 1962 Today's Toronto Stock Market Listings 11 Net Saics High Low a.m. Ch'ge| Stock 138% 19% 18%-- %\Jaye Expl 23 2 + %|Jonsmith +1 |Kerr Add 800 920 --5 |L Dufault 970 510 L Os 5000 «16 +1 400 315 640 «=6+10 8000 76 8%+ 200 150 | Le 8 Stamp Planned For Victoria Centennial OTTAWA (CP)--A new stamp that. goes on sale' Aug. 22 to commemorate the centennial of Victoria, B.C., will pack a lot of history in its tiny area. Designed by Mrs. Helen Ba- con of Toronto, the stamp will show a miniature version of the 10 first stamp issued in what now 13 ua aM .? + %lis British Columbia. This 1861 "5s 5 + %|stamp, a 2%-cent rose, bore the! likeness of Queen Victoria and) "the words "British Columbia) Vancouver Island." % The new stamp will also show y%|the legislature buildings at Vic- toria, along with sprigs of dog-' wood, the provincial flower of the province. It says "1862-Vic: toria-1962."" Mrs. Bacon, who designed her first stamp only three years jago, is already a veteran in the) +1 itirst honored the Federate {Women's Institutes of Canada, "\Cercles des Fermieres of Que-| jbec and similar groups affil jiated to the Associated Country |- Women of the World. \2 This five-cent stamp depicte a female figure kneeling beside) a tree topped by a globe and} it was the first Canadian stamp designed by a woman. NEWS IN BRIEF CANADIAN ORGANIZER LUDLOW, England (CP) -- The third ahnual summer festi- val in this historic Shropshire town runs two weeks starting June 24, As before, it is organ- ized by Sandy Black, 27-year- old native of Kitchener, Ont. It includes an open-air produc- tion of Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Thrifty Shoppers Always Shop At GLECOFF SUPERMARKET nl eersy -- con- 174 RITSON RD. S. OSHAWA, ONT. pide canreeonaemy OPEN DAILY TILL 10 P.M. LONDON (CP)--Prince Phi co NS Bh e "ae ip's use of the word "tripe" during a Montreal speech upset Lancashire tripe - dresser Bob CIGARETTES CARTON rf FIRST GRADE BUTTER u. 53° CHRISTIE SLICED ¢ FOR 4 Hulme. "I shall register a pro- 2---HEINZ 15-0Z. KETCHUP AND BOTTLE OF test at a conference of 200 MUSTAR autor 65* tripe-dressers," said Hulme, 55. "There are a dozen adjectives GLIDE INSTANT--24-0Z. SIZE--25« OFF REG. PRICE 1.14 FOR m 83° Reg. 358 for and a dozen nouns which more adequately describe rubbish." SUNBEAM CINNAMON BUNS 31°* VAN CAMP--20-0Z. 3c off Reg. Price PORK & BEANS 7 $1 ROSE BRAND------SWEET 16-0Z, ¢ JAR MIXED PICKLES TV,DINNER™™" 959° "i ABe moma MEAT TORONTO M. sTOC il Net 11 Net Jeacéian F ee Sales High Low a.m. By The Canadian Press | Stock -- Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge r / Toronte me 6 | Gati Quotations in cents unless marked $.)Gat 514 pepr ®--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex-|Gen Dev rights, xw----Ex-warrants. Net change is} GMc from previous board-lot closing sale.|Gs Wares INDUSTRIALS Greyhnd 250 %-- % Southam 11:00 Net | Hardee 100 $6%, 6% 6% + %|Stafford xd 390 High Low a.m. Ch'ge | Hawk S$ 400 6 544 5% + Ye|Steel Can 5299 $18% 18 18% + % Abitibi 205 %| Horne Pf 400 310 310 310 ---5 |Tor-Dom Bk 256 360% 60% 60% pr 100 $254 25% 25% |Hur Erie 100 $52% 52% 52\44---%/Tower wts 100 230 'Acad-Atl 250 ¥4| Imp Oil 320 $4454 4458 44% + %/T Fin A xd 0250 Am Larder 1000 21% Dis vt Ind Accp xd 2150 $24%% 24% 24% |Tr Can PL 365 z Area 500 1 784 $154 15% 15M | Trans-Mt 220 $13% 3 A Arcadia 700 475 --25 Rag PPL 1 08 All C Cop Meiint Nickel 325 $6714 674% 674 42 {Un Gas Bankeno %4| Int Util 102 $4214 424 42% + %4|U Corp B 225 ae agg 4 | Int Util pr 3 $49 49 49 + IU Corp pr Bases HInter PL $75% 75% 754 lV Ps a ality Syn A 225 3486 4a 43% . bag bry Gtr 7S 4 60% is + Ye Jefferson 550 $4 6 6 Walk GW 2165 952% 32% 52% + | Jockey C 100 315 315 a1 +5 \WCoast 100 400 38% =39% «6+10 |Kelly DA 250 36 jWCoast vt 250 $390% 29% 30 | Lakeland 300 23 [Weston A xd 135 sis 618) 15 |Laura Sec 725 |Weston Bxd 100 816% $50" 50M bom + SalLonce A w 190 200° lenin * "3610 380 340 350 | o A 1 | 9 |LibCo B 100 Soe Sees at|lobG 1. pe 5 $3244 32% 32) 744 LabG 6 215 $32 32 2 tu M Leaf Mill 249 Ha |Mass-F 1% Ute -- 4| Mass EBM 10 0 IMEPC #o fara aru ug | Met store $24% 2% 24% + Yi! Ntolcon pr 800 $120 12 12 + Yl aton Fonds $16 a6 16 | Mont Loco $134 13% 134 -- 4) roore 435 435 --15 |, $20% 20% 20% % N Groce pr - Bee N St Car 22 18% 17% 18% + Sina 1126 $10 10 10 Noranda n 1120 | Btockh 50 $30% 30% 30% + %4/St Maurice 25 $107%4 107% 107%4 |Salada 500 $10 10 10 55 $544 54% 54% § 175, $9% 9% 9% + %|Shawin 490 $164 16% 1644 + %|Simpsons 725 17 jSKD Mig 1h Net | Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge) Btock a0 8) =6©680)6=--80 21 = pooner | 300 $12% 12% 12% + ¥|tanwell + %\Salada wie 9% 625 625 i Seven Arts 225 $10% 10% 10% Triad -O0 22% 22% + %4|Un Oils Fre pong $00 12 12 1500 19% 19 2225 $22% 140 GL Paper 51S $27% 27% 27% + %|Ul G L Power 100 $14% 14% 1435 -- % 640 «640 200 $274 27 Ziwz+ % 8% 8% 100 30 30 5 MINES Abacus 1500 'states 100 Yan Can 5000 1650 165 900 224 220 725 $10 10 Atoek Gales %|Inland C pr %4|Inland Gas he | N Kelore N Mylama i im 200 5 215 --3 |N 12% til Black Bay Nickel M 1000. 45 Bralorne Ni 14765 770 Broul Reef 1 0 Buff Ank Camp Chib Cassiar Cent Pat Coch Will jCoin Lake |Coniagas |C. Discov > sf & 8 3 8 12% 12% -~ 6 4 + HE i at : ttt +10 ; an $31% 31% 31% $39% 39% 39% OILS 1000 «13 13 13 6 6 6 46% 4% 46% +2 '00 700 +20 $21 2 (2l $2i%e 21% 305 305 115 «(115 585 585 © Mie Mac 275 «273 aC West P 135 «(138 ® Glacier ' 18 18 yu 110 oe Pick Crow Placer 2 + Quemont 5 ' Rio Algom 1C Mogul 500 {C Morrison 40 \C Mosher 237 C Rambler 110 |Conwest 620 PR barat. |Ciprand 1 21 121 = : Crnigeat $17% 17% 175% jand Riv 5 4 5 +h -- %|Deer Horn 19% 19% 19% +1 jherritt +10 21% + Y{Delhi Pac 6 6 66 +3 jiscoe 5 305 +5 |Denison $10% 10% 10% jteep R +1 i 35 =§ |Teck-H + %/|Tombill | Tormont |Trans Res bition Beet vier wv Ss 250 220 225 3 5 $30 29% 29% 220 220 5 2500 125 125 125 +1 2 2 2 |Un Buffad $43 424 42% + %|NO NGas 1175 + \%| Medal 208° 208 208 1 | i 725 $25% 25% 25% |Un Keno 550 $50 550 +25 [NW Util pr zi Pac Pete 5 $12% 12% 12% + %|Giant YK xd 427 $12% 1244 12% -- %|Un Fort $55% 55% 55% + %/|Ont Steel 225 $26 Pamoil 1000 37° «37-37, +2 «|GF Mining 1000 17 WATS vk} Yauee 849% 4914 4916 Phantom 400 $6%4 1 %|Permo 2000 23% 23% 23% +1 |Goldray 48 45 «(47 jw vhs ae $12% 12% 124--%4/QN Gas 0S 4 s--% 500- 58-58 «6558S +3) «| Granduc 0.285 285 285 Wiltsey $1B% 18% 18% + 14| Revelstoke 300 47 5 10000 57 57 «457 --1 {Gunnar 455 905 885 905 +25 |Wr Harg 5 $17 5 } %}Reynolds pr 2 ' 3500 40% 40 40% + %/|High-Bell 218 218 218 +3 | Yk Bear 4 | R-Nodwell é % 300 164 163 164 +3 |Hollinger 5 $20% 20% 20% + %) Young HG "| Rothman 500 26 2% 24 --2 |Howey 225 225 jenmeac 200 103 103 103 +3 500 88 «688 «(68 | |Hud Bay Ms) "ssn aaa 'iso 2300 80 Canadian, US. Relations Feted BUFFALO (AP)--Civic lead-| The civic observance was ers from both sides of the U.S.-|sponsored by the Buffalo and Canadian border Tuesday/jErie County Historical Society, marked the 150th anniversary of|the Greater Buffalo Advertising the start of the War of 1812 by|Club and Mayor Chester Kowal hailing nearly 1/4 centuries ofjof Buffalo. ; harmony and peace between the| Kowal described relations be- two countries. jtween Canada and the U.S. as J. Keiller Mackay, lieutenant-|"that rare gift of compatibility governor of Ontario, said such . based on the dignity and is solidarity throughout the Eng PEt ar Gate under the] ish-speaki yorld could be the} ee ee te ae Mayor Nathan Phillips of Tor- racy without vulgarity, excel-|"t0 said "we should emphasize lence without arrogance." |those things we have in com- |mon," and beware of '"'busy- Price Of Bread Te re ey LOOSER GARB . wide range of rates | --$56.00 weekly | 'ond up. Write | cool'"' concession has been for folders. | granted British postmen, The (J eas CANADA'S | ' coal aia : | UNIQUE mail carriers for. some time} eaerge es MANSION | have been permitted to go with-} ° RESORT) out neckties during watm) pon GALLINGER, Managing Director | weather, and now they MAY} former National Hockey League Player | wear shirt collars outside their with "Boston Bruins" | jackets. But the 'general ef-| Complete Co-operation With Travel Agents fect'"" must be tidy, the post of-| An AAA, ATRO Recommended Resort fice ruled. | +2 3 | 14000 20 | 150 100 2200 «92 4000 «16 500 «30 Petrol Place Ponder Provo Gas Quonto Ranger + Ye arcee 'Wholesale | Gasoline Price Hike TORONTO (CP)--An official ent economic|of the British American Oil 5 225 225 225 a ou rin > 460 $53% 53% 53% + % 1000 380 375 380 625 80 80 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Viewing Canada Trade Prospects By FORBES RHUDE that while the cu f Canadian Press Business Editor;recovery is encouraging, 'we i oak napa ae -- ONTREAL (CP)--Canada's|have no right to look upon it) Me wholesale price bo gasoline sdteieets in the acai world|@s anything more than a short|in its Maritimes division has ' trade picture were viewed with|breathing spell. The Canadian|been increased by seven-tenths both hope and scepticism Tues-)Manufacturer, in pa rticular,|of a cent a gallon and is to be day at the annual meeting of|must prepare himself for pos-/one of a series of price adjust- the Canadian Manufacturers'|Sibly even more di Association. ahead. Maurice Schwarzmann, eco-|_ R. nomic minister-counsellor at the|Kelly Ltd., Canadian embassy in Washing-|Mented that one quality is that) ton, said current Americano being a Canadian. bare : legislation looking towards trade| "I have found in practically), The BA spokesman said price ADULT ENTERTAI ae HNN REESE) TONIGHT ONLY! Wrap fficult times| ments, The increase brought the A. Kipp, president, Kipp/Ptice for regular grade gaso W innipeg, ne line in Halifax to 48 6-10 cents and premium grade to 53 6-10 cents PIE CHERRIES 2 BUYS jbodies in both countries who jare trying to make trouble." The War of 1812, which lasted liberalization, seems, if passed,|every country of the world," he| increases elsewhere in Canada to open up encouraging pros-|said, "that the word Canadian| Would not exceed one cent a pects for the development ofjmakes one quickly acceptable! gallon. Canadian exports and of worldjand this is something that can-| "We do not influence dealer trade relations. inot be bought. This auality'prices, but their margins of He said observers in Wash-|should be zealously preserved/profit are such that any profit ington feel confident that the and improved increase will have to be passed main lines of the administra-| "Companies seriously inter-/0n to the consumers," he said, tion's proposals will pass Con-jested in export must develop) _Spokesmen at the Toronto of- gress. personnel who can meet their|fices of Shell Oil of Canada W. N. Hall, however, while|Clients on a common ground of|Limited, Imperial Oil Limited Me bi ij\language. and customs. This|and Texaco of Canada Limited en Bye. onal would ecrtainly enhance the/ said their price structures are "All past ede indicate that/Wality of Canadianism," | under nag i no further comment to make. 4 is h the --, ee 1 cele indicated the devalua- +S es oe | tion of the Canadian dollar and will -- Ph rasomge DIVIDENDS |the 10-cent-a-barrel increase in eer ee ee ee \the price of higher grades of NEED MORE TIME : Mr. Hall, who is president of} Anglo-Huronian Ltd., 25 cents,|increase inevitable. Dominion Tar and Chemical Co./July 25, record June 27. | They said it may take a week Ltd., Montreal, added: | T, G. Bright and Company,|°r two before the retail price "It is encouraging to find pub-|common 25 cents, pfd. 28%|rise is felt across Canada. swinging towards ideas of freer} Coniagas Mines Ltd., three trade, but I believe more time|cents, July 31, record July 13.) and more legislation will be re-} Consumers' Gas Company.| | ' s rE: pany,| sae tre. we sho ecommerce te cen Series / . $1.8714,. 5Y 7 liable to cause lower external] cont bai 8 pfd ay 3714, July! tariffs in the European Common|3 record June 15 iia pag lool genconrangs : Crush International Ltd., com- D, G, Willmot, president Of] mon five cents, July 20, record Anthes-Imperial Co. Ltd., St. July 5; pfd. Series A $1.62%4, Catharines, Ont., commented|Aug 1, record July 17 Hendershot Paper Products \Ltd., six per. cent pfd. $1.50, |June 27, record June 12, | Ltd., He opinion in the United States|cents, June 29, record June 15,! : Ist Jewish Broker TORONTO (CP) tT. MI the Toronto Stock Exchange. member of the exchange at a meeting Tuesday. Eighty per cent approval of the votes cast were necessary. Higher Ground For Market 3 ive'cens Sun ih secor Yellowknife Bear Mines Ltd., on the modern stage began with | Hughes-Owens Co. pfd SET THE PACE The period of problem plays Sir Arthur Pinero's "The Sec- 'ond Mrs. Tangeray" 'in 1893. During Tuesday ». cents, July 9, record June TORONTO (CP) -- After al gpAAA p By Doy . . . Fashion Model... By Night... Racket Dame Weak opening, the stock market|? A BOMBSHELL! climbed to higher ground Tues-|¢ day as all sections closed ahead J i | be ame 4 © twunence HARVEY Sr. : THAT"R 7 Pe ae [ari roPrcuy| ai 73 on index. [2nd HIT! | om N Industrials slipped two points in the first hour of trading then! 7 REACHEROUS) aa TANTALIZING! f ie fd Zé, D alg, i began to advance. Distillers! richard ARLEN. susan sun: constanee isn § Seagrams climbed 1% to 42%/$™<, Vi Bs AN ALLIED ARTISTS RELEASE DOORS OPEN and Imperial Oil and Steel Com-) 6:00 P.M. EITEYT-y.13 pany of Canada each rose 14,| Royal off ,% Nova Scotia down 1%, Toronto-Dominion down 14 and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce off %. On index, industrials gained 1.65 to 556.98, golds 1.98 to 83.65, | base metals 93 to 186.84 and! western oils .21 to 97.32, Volume. was 2,011,000 shares compared with Monday's 2,062,000. | In base metals, International! Nickel rose % and Noranda %, while Labrador and Falcon- bridge both slipped 44. Specula-| tives saw Northgate advance 55 cents to $7.50. Calgary and Edmonton paced | western oils with a one - point Tise. | SYLVIA SYMS CinsmaScoPE Banks were weaker with'§ 9 "an } History's Fiercest 2 - Raid { 7 ' Presents "BRAVE $ WARRIOR" IN TECHNICOLOR --STARRING-- JON HALL High Adventure "The BLACK KNIGHT" IN TECHNICOLOR STARRING vALAN PATRICIA LADD MEDINA A KING BROTHERS Proguction GoRGO Tachnicofor® wwe BILL TRAVERS WILLIAM SYLVESTER @ TODAY ONLY e "Town Without Pity'--Restriced "Explosive Generation" --ADULT Increase Seen juntil 1815, was marked by many jbattles and invasions back and forth along the Niagara Fron er. At one point, a U.S. force ni tie TORONTO (CP)--The price Of|hurned the village of Newark, bread is virtually certain to in- crease months, bakery spokesmen said Tuesday. jon Lake Ontario west. of the few i mouth of the Niagara River. In retaliation, a British and Cana- dian force burned much of the| during the next Devaluation of the Canadian|yillage of Buffalo. dollar was given as a cause of| the price rise, along with higher |}, py wages. Rect Frank Riddell, a director ofjsion of Canada in 1866. A group George Weston Limited, said:|of Irish patriots crossed the "We have stocked flour andirjyer with the intention of cap- when this runs out, what with) turing Canada. But the "army" [ee ene CANADIAN Parse a ip bedhaba ar ripe 20 oh easily defeated in a brief y EB CAN! AN ESS : ; joe) an increase in the price of flour,|skirmish. It retreated to Buf- | |crude oil made a gasoline Price| bread prices are almost corfalalign "etees its members were to go up. | John Mascarin, manager of| Mimico Bakery Company, said bread prices will rise "a cent jor more." | The president of Maple Leafjactress who gained fame as \Mills, C. E, |valuation raised 'the price of/only 35 at her death in 1929. In Stock Exchange} wheat and the increase will be|--= |reflected in the cost of bread. Canadian wheat is sold at an Sterling, chairman of the stock internationally brokerage firm of Sterling-|terms of U.S. dollars. Devalua-' Atkins Ltd., is the first Jewish|tion of broker ever to hold a seat onjcauses the price of wheat rise when purchased with Cana-| Mr. Sterling was elected ajdian funds. =. TILL SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY, THEN WE MUST EDIE ADAMS JAGK OAKIE JACK KRUSCHEN (tame ty STANLEY SHAPIRO wt PALIL HENNING « tostet wp DELBERT MANA 'rated ty STANLEY SHAPIRO ont MARTIN MELCHER tanto Posten ROBERT ARTHUR (2) Peres Cerparatios -- Reh EL Produrfiem, bee --frvde Protectan, tn Pchare A Diab tteration! tie AN ADULT SOPHISTICATED COMEDY! But since 1815, the only mili- action between the two {countries was the Finian inva- jarrested. NOTED ACTRESS Jeanne Eagels, the American Soward, said de-|Sadie Thompson in "Rain," was) ~ MUSICIANS _ WHITBY BRASS BAND requires players. All instruments. Practice Thursday Evening, 100 Dundes St. W. Whitby over the drug store. Phone MO 8-3004 fixed price in Canadian dollar to} the RECORD-BREAKING Si. WEEK! LET THEM GO. ONLY 4 MORE DAYS Those "PILLOW TALK" Playmates are at it again! ROCK HUDSON Doris DAY t Eastman COLOR ENTERTAINMENT "Come into my guest r.0m".. said the victim to the wolf! FEATURE TIMES: 1:30 - 3:25 - 5:20 - 7:15 Last Complete Show 9:15 from Ibaiiez' immortal classic Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents an unforgettable motion picture. PLAZA PHONE 723-2843 lovers... the day the clocks ° stopped turning and the world stood "still... Recommended as ADULT ENTERTAINMENT GLENN FORD + INGRID THULIN « CHARLES BOYER LEE J. 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TONI HOME PERMANENTS COLGAT GIANT SIZE HALO SHAMPOO """" "5. 1on VETO CREAM DEODORANT SKIN LOTIO WOODBURY LANOLIN REG. 1,10 FOR FACE CLOTHS tic. 2setacn 2 BLEACHED SUGAR BAGS 3 '* 89 HERITAGE PILLOW CASES 1.25 STRIPED ANKLET SOCKS ,,,, 25° 1.39 50 55° 60° 69° 39¢ REG. 65¢ FOR FANCY GLASSES ic.2/25. 6 '* 59¢ LAUNDRY BASKETS tic.:.49 ror 88° ORIENT BUBBLE BATH = 2 ,,;, 49° POLYETHYLENE DISHPANS 88 SHOP & SAVE at GLECOFF'S We Sell The Best For Less