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SPECIAL GAS The inert gas argon, less than jone per cent of the atmosphere, is heavier than nitrogen. -- engineer WhO invented and, DEATHS manufactured electric regrooy-| Community Loss ere -- branding irons; of heart) Set At $60,000 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Vancouver -- Lt.-Col. Gordon Sherbrooke, Que. -- Amish|Park Stirrett, 76, former presi-| PARKHILL, O nt. (CP) -- 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, June 28, 1962 o Today's Toronto Stock Market Listings | TORONTO 11 A.M. STOCKS 1 By Th eCanadian Press | Toronte Stock Exchange--June 28 (Quotations in cents unless marked $. 2--Odd lot, xd--Ex.dividend, xr--Ex-| rights, xw--Ex-warrants. Net change is) from previous board-lot closing sale)! INDUSTRIALS 1 High Low a.m. $4344 42% 43 1 Net Bales Ch' 1315 Stock Abitibi Ail Sugar 780 Agnew-S 210 Alta Dis vt 100 2335 675 225 275 300 Alta Gas Alta Gas w Alta Nat Algoma Almini Anth An xd Anthes B pr Arg C P pr Atlas Bank Mont Bank NS Bell Phone 2401 16 16 39% 395% + %! 20% + lal n ~%% 101 { 6% -- 29% 54% 62% 48% 5i 5 3042 10% % 16% 16% 20 20 a 46% 9% 1562 630 BC Sugar pr 400 BC Phine 38 Brown Bullochs A 6% + % 200 9% --1%! 100 7 200 510 65 50 710 2035 230 230 230 109 100 100 600 1100 650 7 18% 22% 64% 50 67 9% Be 170 18% + % 22% -- %4/ +% Cal Pow CD: Sus Can Malt C Pack A Can Perm Cin Brew © Br Al A- CBAL Bw CBAL Bw = Chem € Collieries C Frbks A Cc Husky © Husky w +% + %| + %| +5 & S16% ™% S8% $4014 $8%4 $4814 39% $i2 $174 16% +% S47% 7 a er $29% 2 145 $100 w $30 210 $89% 45 $126 + % Me Dom Stores Dom Tar Falcon Fruehauf Gatineau Gat 5 pe pr GP Mfg A GS W pr Goodyear +™% -1 9 B94 126 Effort To Canadian Sales By FORBES RHUDE Canadian Press Business Editor MONTREAL (CP) -- A re- search' and promotion effort designed to boost Canadian sales in other countries was announced Wednesday by Elliot M. Little, president of the Cana- dian Exporters' Association. Mr. Little, who is chairman of the board of Anglo-Newfound- land Development Co. Ltd., said the current move is an out- growth of a resolution adopted at the association's annual con- vention in October which called| challenge -of seeking to create) for an appraisal of the organiza-|conditions *that tion's aims, purposes and pro- ducive gram in the light of new world trading conditions. The appraisal, on which the new plans are largely based,| was made by John J. Deutsch,' vice-principal of Queen's Uni-! versity; Mitchell W. Sharp,| Toronto, former deputy minister of trade and commerce; and Arthur J. R. Smith, research director, Private Planning Asso ciation of Canada, Montreal. CHANGE NAME In addition to the appraisal's recommendations, the associa- tion plans to engage a full-time paid president and to change its name to Canadian Export Association, so as to cover membership -of people inter- ested in export but not directly engaged in it. The appraisal says the asso- ciation's founding objective, "'to promote Canadian exports," must dominate the direction and management of its activ- ities, It adds: 'Economic Council -- Selects Committee TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario Economic Couneil has named a chairman for its industrial de- velopment committee -- W. A. Campbell, president of Walldce Barnes Company Limited, Ham- fiton The. committee, composed of business and labor leaders, is seeking to expand the province's industrial output and productiv- ity Others appointed Wednesday to the committee include Larry| Sefton, United Steelworkers of America (CLC), Toronto, and S. H. Sutherland, Ford Motor Company, Oakville, Ont. Ford Plans Credit Subsidiary Here OAKVILLE, Ont. (CP)--Ford Motor Company of the United States plans to establish a wholly-owned credit and financ-) ing subsidiary in Canada. The new subsidiary, the an- nouncement said, will offer to the nearly 800 franchised Ford Motor Company of Canada deal- ers and their customers whole- sale and retail credit on terms fully competitive with those available to competing dealers - and their customers. It is planned to open branch offices throughout Canada as rapidly as conditions permit. DIVIDENDS By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Anglo - Canadian Telephone Company, 444 per cent pfd. 5614 cents, $2.90 pfd. 73 cents, Aug. 1, record July 10; Class A 30 cents, Sept. 1, record Aug. 19.) British Columbia Forest Prod-| nets TAd., 12% cents, Aug. 1, record July 6 Canada Crushed and Cutstone Lid., common 10 cents, Sept. 15, record Aug. 17. Canadian Vickers Ltd., 25 cents, July 14, record July 3 Combined Enterprises Lid., 15 cents, Sept, 1, record Aug. 3. A | Tel 11:00 Net , High Low a.m. Ch'ge | . Stock 1% 10 10 |San Ant 265 265 «(265 | Satellite 18% 18% 18% --1i% | Sherritt y 8% -- % | Sigma | Stanrck | Starratt \Steep R | Sturgeon -- % Sullivan |Taurean Teck-H | Tombill | Trin Chib {Un Keno |Un Fort Upp Can | Vauze 3 3 3 j Willroy --1 | +1 Wiltsey --1 -- 4\Zenmac A--% --15 | +15 | ~l 'Charges Beating : | Caused Blindness 34 TORONTO (CP)--Mrs. Chris- 84+! |tian McGarrett, 30, of Toronto, 7. +1, | told a court she went blind when 20% -- %ithe man she was planning to 16% + %\marry beat her up. var Medical evidence showed her| 20 | blindness, which is complete, is} | psychological and may be cured _ y | later with psychiatric help. Mrs. McGarrett, a divorcee, +10 |was testifying Tuesday against Ross Teel, 32, of suburban Willowdale, charged with) assault causing bodily harm. : The case was remanded -1 'Thursday. 11 Net , Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge) 11:00 Net , High Low a.m. Ch'ge Stock | $16 15% 16 + %\Price Br 50 $41 41 a: + % | Duvan 54-1 (C Paper 992- $37% 36% 37% + % | East Mal 45 45 30 | Fatima 16 16 | Francoeur OILS | Frobisher |Glenn Uran = 42 |Goldray 210 +15 |Grandue 275 Stock Stick GL Paper GW Coal A GW Coal B Greyhnd Hawker-5 Hardee Horne Pt Sales 450 100 100 760 Sales Sales High Low a.m. 3000 100 168 168 168 100 18 365 5 365 = 365 | 105 5 +5 7 +1) 530 +20 | 20 145 35! 8 + %) 425 $16 per +1 Am Lediie +10 Ang Un ig Og A Bail 5 20% -- % Banff -- 370 Calalta 16 Cal Ed 60% +1 | Camerina 36% -- 4 C Chieftn 46 C Dethi 67% +1 (Cc Ex Gas 43 + %/Cent Del 200 C Mie Mae C West P Dome Pete Dynamic Home A Home B - Long Point 7% + 4 Medal 165 +25 Nat Pete n 8 Pac Pete Pac Pete w + ¥4| Petrol + " Place + Provo Gas Quonto Seccr Free +1 | Tidal 3 Triad Oil 294 + % Un'sphere + % Un Oils Wsburne + Wstates 7 530 20 Dw 2000 950 500 --1 M5145 4 35% 35%4--1 | 155 155 --S \Gulf Lead Gwillim Hard Rock Heath Hollinger 1 |Hud Bay | Inspiratn \Iso 300 +1 1000 --3 2000 1100 720 2000 es eee 13% 13% 13% 19 19K 1914 $50% 504~50% 40 4040 3 155 TT +7104 238 500 1800 28600 4000 4000 1000 275 $ 1800 +5 500 7900 +i | 113. 200 970 800 250 500 100 500 700 250 990 1000 1040 200 1940 10 + ; +3 +9 | 73 72 43 | Jacobus +2 | Jellicoe Jonsmith +10 | Kenville 4+ %|Kerr Add + ¥y/L Dufault iL Jeif Bw Jockey C Jock wis Labatt LOnt Cem LOnt Cem p 720 200 A 100 Aw 600 B 233 100 100 $3 300 a d 66 10300 31% 31 12% 300 10% eis 100 Sales to 11 a.m.: 509,000. | 1 | Langis 10000 Latin Am Lorado Macassa Malartic | Maritime | Mattgmi | McKen | Mentor |Min-Ore 3 New Hosco 3500 N Kelore 1000 N Mylama_ 1000 Newnor 14000 Nickel MS 2000 Nrthgate 8661 N Goldert 500 Opemiska 200 | Pamoer 500 Paramaq 500 Patino Corp 100 --1_- | Preston 600 --15 (Que Chib 2000 +! Q Metal 2200 Quemont 100 +24 | Reeves 100 Rio Algom 593 Rix Athab 800 ,3 |Rowan Con 1500 +1 2 LebCo pr LobG B pr MB PR Mass-F Mid-West Molson A Moore Nia Wire Noranda 4 NO NGas Oshawa A Page-Hers +5 2100 +1 +5 Be -- +9 +6 +3 +4 64 1489 $ 350 250 100 100 500 2 neg Anacon ---1 11 }Atlas Yk | Aumacho Aunor + "4 Baska "4 Bidcop Biuzan 750 590 1600 17 1000 1000 4900 230 100 500 200 700 509 1025 100 9000 1900 2800 400 505 1000 225 1000 4500 2000 1000 5000 309 142 500 10500 z10 $10 600 735 710 $30 9% 8% 45 7% 295 7% 440 175 6 4" OM 105 105 15% 15 $10% 10% 180 180 505 505 a 38 3% 3% 190 100 9 . 9 2 «(32 260 260 10 10 e.8 590 585 121 121 s 68 5655 9% 8% " 725 295 ™% 440 165 9% 8% 45 1235 295 7% 440 165 6 Royal Bank 219 ' Royalite 500 q St Maurice 100 7 5 1 Salada 970 Shawin 1318 $2 Shully's 200 5 Simpsons 750 Southam 50 Steel C n xd 900 Tor-Dom 1173 T Fin An 575 Tr Can PL 1072 § Un Gas 300 U Corp B 105 Un. Steel 250 Yendomat 500 Walk GW 1590 WCoast Tr WCoast vt +8 +6 + ™ Bralorne +15 1% | Brunswk ' +50 |Cadamet Camp. Chib Tung Astoria Malart Silica Can-Erin Cassiar Cent Pat Coch Will Coniagas Sta C© Bellek 42% Discov 13 Mogul 12% 1 Morrison Weston A 275 13% Mosher Wood J A 425 38 Red Pop Curb C Sannorm Asbestos 100 $27% 27% 27% + % Conwest Boost to 25% 2% 26 ed FY 105 15% + 10% 180 505 73 34A--% 100 9" 32 260 10 6 590 121 8 56 10 745 30 City of Oshawa -- Third Instalment 1962 TAXES DUE Color of Bills : Realty : White S 35 ¢ 11% 11% + 1/6 19 19% + % 17 19% Third instalment Due Dates July 3rd 344 Yellow July 9th 5&6 Pink July 12th PAY TAXES BY MAIL by cheque or money order (if con- venient) enclosing COMPLETE tax bill----receipted bill will be returned AVOID STANDING IN LINE by paying before any due date OR by depositing sealed envelope containing cheque ond Tox Bill in "City Hall Mail" letter drop at City Hall main entrance any time. ALL OSHAWA CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANKS OF COM- MERCE will accept current toxes within two weeks before ony instolment date providing Tax Bill is presented for re- ceipting AND PROVIDING NO INSTALMENT IS PAST DUE WITHOUT CHARGE. ALSO PAYABLE AT CITY HALL if preferred Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closed Saturdays SPECIAL HOURS 7 TO 9 P.M. INSTALMENT DATES ONLY FAILURE TO PAY ANY ONE INSTALMENT on or before due date necessitates the Tax Collector to proceed to collect by several Statutory and Local By-Law provisions such as Collec- tion of Rents where property is tenant occupied. Division Court Action in some cases dnd by possible "Bailiff Seizure' of chattels, subject to additional costs Telephones: 725-1153; Evenings Dicl 728-6881 CLARENCE L. COX City Tax Collector CIVIC ADMINISTRATION BLDG. Ward Nos. 1&2 + Mic 1970 $13% 1825 + WIC C c [YEldona Delhi Pac | Denison | Dicknsn Dome 10 735 30 "Members must be prepared to work towards this central objective and to recognize that this is not intended to be an organization which will promote their many other interests in a well-rounded fashion "This objective must be viewed in.a national perspec- tive. The association should therefore not merely seek to} develop functions and methods! that. will serve the particular, export interests of its members.| It must also accept the broader ~~ « CENTER OF LINCOLN CENTRE 2 Hotel EMPIRE Broadway at bird Street © 700 rooms & suites -- most with ATR. CONDITIONING, TV and radio © Excellent Restmarant --Cottee Shop Cocktail Lounge © Garage edjecemt te hotad PLUS maoy specie! Expire conventenser mich @ Boby Sitters, Phrsicien, Sogntere ng Bowes. Train & Plone Reservetions, Redio& TY Tickets' NEW YORK "23,NX---- COlombes 5.7400 With Privete LE'g, will be to the promotion Canadian exports generally." The appraisal also gives long list of topics for study. con-| of Serving ale or lager? Get both...save money too LABATTS SUMMER PARTY CASI 12 '50' ALE-12 PILSENER .. IN FOUR EASY-CARRY TRAYS Both ale and lager for less than a separate carton of each! And for extra convenience, the Party Case is divided into four easy-carry trays. Serve ale and lager. The best of both...in Labatt's Summer Party Case. +5 IK; u ae, rage 90, Turkish-born father|dent of the British Columbia 0! internationally-famous pho-!division tographers Malak and Yousuf|Cross. | ~ "| Should Have Been Killed... y Mayor: Frank Wasnidge esti- of the Canadian Red|mated loss at more than $60,- : 000 in a fire that burned down arsh. Saint John, N.B--Rt. Rev.) William H. Moorehéad, 80, for-| mer Anglican bishop of the dio- cese of Fredericton. KING! |school t Menasha, Wis. -- Cola G.|27, of Napanee was awarded |Parker, 71, former president) $28,739 in damages by a six- man Ontario Supreme Court jury here Wednesday. Damages were awarded against Charles and board chairman of the Kimberly - Clark Corporation and onetime president of the United States National Associa-! tion of Manufacturers. Beak, a Montreal--Knut Sophus. Arnejgene Bednarz, a Queen's Uni- 'Hansen, 71, Danish-born marineiversity student, who rented his WINS $28,739 AWARD the community centre and a nearby grandstand in this town| Que. 25 miles northwest of London. The fire started about 6 p.m. Wednesday, apparently under the 200 - seat grandstand. It spread to the 14-year-old, wood and tin sheeted community building, about 12 feet away, within minutes. Cause of the blaze was not determined. car to Beak. Mr. Allan was hit|- by the taxi. "Pat" Tremblay of Chicou .» had never been in i lane before. igi STON (CP) High eacher John E. 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