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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 21, 1962 BIRTHS CHIASSON -- Alde and Janet (nee Bull) wish to announce the arrival of ORUWYS --- Debbie, Dianne and Deana Cruwys are very happy to an nounce the arrival of their baby sis- weighing 7 at Oshawa General Hospital. Brother for Anne. WATSON -- Lawrenee and Donna (nee Lowery) are happy to announce) the birth of Kimberly Dawn, 7 Ibs. 7% ozs., on Thursday, August 16, 1962, at Ajax-Pickering Hos- pital, WINSTANLEY -- Sheila and Douglas wish to announce the arrival of their daughter, Sandra, 6 lbs., on Monday, August 20, 1962 at Oshawa General Hos- tal. A sister for Dougie and Willie. Tanke to Dr, Meliveen. NAMPFS are important: Choosing 4 mame for your child should be a real pleasure and others will want to know your choice. Name your child as quick- ly as possible and use the individual name in an Oshawa Times Birth An nouncement. Just call our Classified Department, . give the facts, including the name, and we will publish a Birth Notice in the next edition, Just dial DEATHS | | BURKHART, Madeleine Foster In the Oshawa General Hospital on 19, 1962, Madeleine Foster, beloved wife of the late Sephren Burkhart and dear mother of} Madeleine (Mrs. Greg. Normoyle), Gordon and Richard, all of Oshawa, in her 69th year. Mrs, Burkhart is rest- ing at the McIntosh - Anderson Funeral Home, 152 King Street East, for serv- fee in the chapel on Wednesday, Au- gust 22 at 3 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery. CLARKE, William Edward In Oshawa General Hospital on Sun- day, August 19, 1962, William Edward Clarke, beloved husband of the late Hattie Pepper and loving father of Mrs. John Rutter (Hazel), Mrs. ville Arnold (Evelyn), both of Oshawa; Laverne, Hamilton, Keith and the late) Melville Clarke of Oshawa, in his 85th year. Resting at Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Home. Service in the chapel on Wednesday, August 22 at 3.30 p.m Interment Union Cemetery. DENTON, Charles L. At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Monday, August 20, 1962, Charles L. Denton, in his 8ist year, beloved hus- band of Bertha Brillinger and dear brother of Lucy Clark, Vancouver, Washington. Resting at the Morris Fu- neral Chapel, Bowmanville. Service in McGill To Use Large Estate For Research MONTREAL (CP)--A 2,000 - acre estate at nearby St. Hilaire will be utilized by McGill Uni- versity as a summer research centre and a winter playground .|for students. Two dormitory blocks to house some 30 students and a small all-purpose laboratory for research are to be constructed this year. The estate was bequeathed to the university by Brig. Hamil- ton Gault, distinguished Cana- dian soldier who died in 1958 at age 76. The man who raised a battalion of the Princess Pa- tricia's Canadian Light Infantry at his own expense early in the First World War, and went) % overseas with it, once described the estate as "my most cher- ished: possession." Prof. Patrick Baird, director of the estate, says McGill will make {t a centre for the study! % of biological sciences during the summer and a haven for sports- minded students in the winter.|§ At present, three McGill stu- dents are engaged in research projects at the estate. They are headed by John Todd, a re- search assistant in biology. Sharing the grounds are San- tosh Goswami, a graduate civil) @ engineer from Calcutta, and Andre Beaulieu, a fourth year} botany student at McGill. STUDIES POND LIFE Mr. Todd is carrying out a 12-month study of the dozen or; so ponds on the estate in an/ Marie- Claire Pare and Re- | attempt to determine what hap-) nee Mahoux hope to persuade pens to animal life in them over) expansion-minded _industrial- . gn big viaked _ ists at the Canadian National studying diseases affecting Exhibition +t te 4 ; eight different varieties of fin) ion: $0 terete Sue Minister Defied Winnipegs Laws WINNIPEG (CP)--Rev. Wil-,walking but bec's newest city. Chomedey was formed last October with amalgamation of three muni- | cipalities on Jesus Island inj the Greater Montreal area. | 'jin the area. He and his wife, Nancy, who} handles the cooking and house- work for the group, will stay) at the estate all year round to| complete the work | Miss Beaulieu is conducting aj special study to determine why) some ponds have abundant! plant life while others are dead.| "We think the cause may be| sunlight or the lack of it," she never given a F \ rights, Cd: \ CP' TORONTO 11 A.M STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--Aug. #1 Quotations in cents unless marked §. z--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- xw--Ex-warrants, Net change is board-lot closing sale. 1 Net Sales' High Low a.n. Ch'ge INDUSTRIALS 320 $464 46% 46% 750 $1458 14% 14% 15$105 105 105 350 $10 10 10 --%% 25 $43% 43% 4344 -- % 325 $25%4 25% 25% + Ve 110 $34% 34 cS | 129 $58 58 25 $6844 684 405 S$52Ve S2¥e 600 320 320 320 550 $30% 30% 30% + %& 522 $16% 16% lite + Y% 145 $22% 22% 22% from previous Btock Abitibi All Sug Alt Gas Bpr Alta Gas w 58 68% 52' CBAL Aw € Chem y \C.Imp Bk C 430 857% 57% 5 in Oil 570 $36% 36% 499 $22: 200 26% + Me 4 22% 22% --~ Ve $154 15% 154 --e $17 7 17 390 «390 «6390 $7 Ta + % 17% -- % 20%-- % 38% 17% + % 7 +10 2150 m5 45% Coronation Dist Seag 50 $53" % 53% + ¥ 8 8 8 87 88 Dom Stores 7140 $13 3 13 | Some Strength ' In Industrials CHOMEDY ADVERTISES Chomedey says it's the first Quebec municipality to exhibit at the CNE. --(CP Wirephoto) DIVIDENDS At Market End | TORONTO (CP)--A sluggish | wock market Monday \brightened only by a slight ishow of industrial strength|------- Inear the close. the final hour, was/Tor-Dom Bk 100 Today's Stock Market Listings 11:00 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge! Stock Sales 750 518% 18 16 Tower wts 200 50 332% 32% 324% --%|T Fin A 455 Exauisit pr 100811 11, wl Can PL 225 aleon 1224 $534 52% 52% % Fam Play 100 $16% 16% 16% -- %|rene mt Ford Cda --14$149 149149 ; thi Fr Pete pr 100 270 270 270 1% Gen Dev Rie hen | Me Se 5AM GMC os 8 | Weston 50 16% 16% + % Goodyear 135. 135 ive & 18% 18% Grafton A225 " is est A wts oo 0 450 $12% 12 Gr Wpg G 16 16 | Zenith 1500 32 32 15 15 15 | 100 300 300 300 $17% 17% 17% | 2000 13 12% 13 4 oo P Alminex bg an Gn an 210. $51% 51% 51% $30 80 BO An Un Dev a a ae 343% 43% 43% | Bata ee ee | | 2155 $23% 2314 23% 250 405 405 405 100 495 495 lint Nickel 243 $70 69% Int Util 225 $42% 42 linter PL 100 §74 74 lint Su P 725120 120 lInv Syn A 210. 852% 52% 52% 364% \ ~~ 21:00 Net High Low a.m. Ch'ge 15 115 115 $12% 12% 12% 20% 20% M% 14% Th + % 18% + % | Do, 1 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 100 435 435 435 «+8 100 $194 19% 19% 1000 17 «#17 «#617 500 BB Stock Dom Tar Du Pont Stock |Conwest |Craigmt |D'Aragon Delhi Pac Denison +10 1900 180 180 600 2 2 500 Ind Aeccep jInd Min Inland Gas 500 24 vo --Ya\ Lynx 500 210 $11% 1% 11% |Manoka MS 1000 | Jefferson 100 6% 6% 153 $15% 15% 155% --'4/Maritime 1000 Jockey C 770 305 300 305 y 1500 23. 23 23 |McIntyre 500 Jock C pr 400 $10% 10% 10% 22000 5 5 5 + %|McKen 500 \Kelly wts 200 210 210 210 | Meda 200 220 216 220 +4 |Mewat |Mill City 4000 16 = 14% 14% --14/ Merrill | Labatt 140 $13% 13% 13% Lafarge 425 |Nat_ Pete 100 235 5 235 --1 iMin Ore jLau Fin A al 16 iN Cont 500 19% 19% 194 + '4|Nealon | Levy 535 $13% 13% 13% {Pac Pete 650 $14% 14% 14% + YWwiNew Alger S 4% |LobCo A 795 $8 '% 8 |Pamoil 4275 35) «(33% 35 ~«=+1%\New Ath = 5 61 | --5 {Petrol 51 --l IN Goldvue 5 4 \LobG 1 pr 200 $30% 30 30 190 | Locana 200 «82 8: 82 |Sarcee s 93 ? 6% |MB PR 150 $17%4 17% 17% |S? 12 N 550 610 M Leaf Mill 100 $12% 12% 12% 6! 26 Mass F ZB0 $11% 11% 11% 139 Mex LP 263 $11 il iM |Mid West 1000 170 170 |M Cont A 225 $9 9 |Molson A 400 $2514 Mon Foods 100 $8% | Mont Loco 720 $12% 12% | Moore 160 $47 46% |Noranda 181 $29% 29% |NO NGas 250 $18 18 |Nor Phone 240 38% «8% | Phantom 900 $5% 5% | Pow Corp 135 57% |QN Gas cad 720 } 120 |Royal Bank 210 | Royalite 100 | Russell 700 Salada 1000 {Salada wts 90 Shawin | Shully's |Silverwd A |Simpsons 732 SKD Mig 1500 Steel Can n 1532 |Switson 300 32% 32% 32% 60 «659 8660 543% 43% 43% 6 6 6 2300 B62 Bw BB 1000 75 = 7575. 138600 20 18 20 9500 8 6 7 4% 4% 37.) O6k+ LobCo A w 3180 165 160 160 51 -- ¥%\Prairie Oil 13000 195 500 93 505 800 «800 ©6800 18 «17% 18 | Pitch Ore 9% % % Placer $25% 25% 25% | Radiore 46 4 46 1 4 ~~ 4 Rexspar 10% 10% 104 ----1% 46% -- % Am Larder 4000 32 31 --I | Rix Athab s 3 63383 29% Anacon 1000 - 4|Rowan Con 5' 5% 5% A Arcadia 600 4 46 +1 |Ryanor 18% 18% 18% Di% |Au C Cop --2 (San Ant 72 7 7 --1 |Aunor +1 |Sand Riv 4% 44---% | Barex Sherritt 60 360 «(+10 | Belcher + Bethim |Beveon Bibis + % Bralorne lvu%s -- '. | Brunswk 11%-- "iC Tu 605 23 5% $12 12 12 $25% 25% 25% |Chrom 380 360) 34 +20 (Coch Will $17% 17% 17% --+%|CG Arrow > Halli 25% 2534 --~ We|Agnico 8% 8% + Ys Akaitcho 500 50 50 12% |Alba Expl 500 «4 500 78 78 2 4% 360 «3 194 % 11% 605 $: 2 1000 85% 5% %|Cent Pore 715 Cheskirk |West Mines Willroy Wiltsey ~--2\Yk Bear +6 |Zenmac 7500 250 $13 «18 € 1850 $13 F Ic |Tor ron Northid 18000 sey |Tor Iron A Regcourt 1000 7 + %| Sales to 11.00 a,m.: 1,030,000 buying} ; \boosted industrials slightly) ahead. All other sections were} | By THE CANADIAN PRESS com-)| Fleetwood Corporation, mon 1334 cents, payable Sept. id, record Aug. 31 |W : Grafton and Company Ltd., liam Charles Turney, diminu-| ticket, said he would never pay|Ciass A 25 cents, payable Sept.| itive Anglican clergyman who|money to uphold what he con-/15, record Aug. 24. lights. jtrading, Gold Mines Ltd. | Shortly after the opening of! the exchange an-| |nounced it had restored trading| jprivileges to SKD Manufactur- jing Co. Ltd. 'and San Antonio} mixed to lower, with few high-| For as little as the chapel Tuesday evening at 7.30. In- terment Walkerton Cemetery Wednes- day at 2 p.m. (Flowers gratefully de- clined.) tage Me as : |became a symbol of pedestrian| sidered to be an "unjust" law. SKD opened today at $4.25,| pays, sae it ge no have| vights in 30 years of defiance) He said he believed those re-\of Canada Ltd., common 15] ones Detnees Fhe ar Ney, something to do with soi i- : : ; ' abt = si spen- ething lo with soil aci | of Winnipeg's traffic laws, was|Sponsible for bylaws governing! cents, § per cent preference 3| closing at $3.50. Before suspen Imperial Tobacco Company Twenty cents a day Mowat (Doreen), . W, (Marie), John D. and Michael J., all of Whitby, in his 49th year. Requiem Mass will be held in St. John The Evangelist Church, Whitby. Funeral arrangements later, Further informa- tion, please call W. C. Town Funeral) Chapel, MO 8-3410, Whitby. McDONALD, Mary Agnes dity."' . 2 i yee ' ad ried M ; pedestrian traffic knew the laws . 4 jsion, the stock had sold at pusdenly st aymen4 Siombia, south} Mr. Goswami has a some-| anes ined ia cle | could never be enforced, if peo-|sy. nn AUB. |§16.50, San Antonio opened at 'America, » "August 17, 19%/what different reason for his|,, 17° /(vear-old cleric, A Na-| 1) demanded their rights ' 175 cents and fluctuated between ; » be. tive of St. Catharines, died of} m8 Rockower of Canada _ Ltd.,| rents i ioved husband of Maureen Mather,|Presence at the estate. aria in hoacital Satied ld gon ot descendants of - +|89 and 68 cents, closing at 71 Soar father of Mre, R. Bibesn (Mary| "I am working for a master's| "iene timer rcince MOAT levaited eninite. Lovyaliats, Mr pfd. 15 cents, payable Oct. 1,!cents, Last Tuesday it sold at Rea), of Whitby, and James of South) 4 ivil : mas'er'S) Many times since he came to) Unite pire Loyalists, MY.\record Sept. 24 $.50 America; dear son of Mr. and Mrs,|degree in civil engineering," he! winnipeg in 1931, Mr. Turney|Turney was an electrical engi-|----- a baht | W. T. Holley of Whitby, dear brother|said. "'One of my projects is|has b in th Andineer before studying for the In the rest of the market, | of Mra, F .Allard (Teresa), Mrs. G./studving the hydrol BOY rand oan etic eeaaaes news. cada LAB SHIP harks «wr ie A | < Mrs. W, "Landmark | Be hydrology Of @lmostly because of what he| ministry. uAB S | Mon 5. wore uMey. Sepreesed:) eo ee ae sap ggg thought was right. | He served for many years at) ABERDEEN, Scotland (CP)--| pemmesc ronda 1% peg od gi water into the lake and the out-|,,1¢ believed a pedestrian had|St. Michael's and All Angels)Britain's new research vessel| joer) mak ao Gees flow, we can determine such|t?¢ Tight to cross the street at/chyrch here, He also served) 8 Overy Is Rearing comp ction)" siners i es jany time and place as long as| i s at a shipyard here. She is! Gainers included Algoma i wae wee is he observed the safety of him-| Congregations in St. James, claimed to be the best-equipped| Steel, Interprovincial Pipe Line seepage, This i f iY and) self and others. |\Man., Humber, Ont.,: St. Col-|floating laboratory in the world,|and Moore Corporation, all ge. This is useful knowl-| lomba, Mont., and at Sprucedale|and is to make her first voy-/@head %4. Abitibi and Bell Tele- edge in building reservoirs Mr. Turney, who had been | by: Bennett belo : '| warned several times for jay-lin Ontario's Algoma district. | 28¢ in 1963 when a team of in- phone rose in a ¥% to% range. Ham MeDonald end dear mother xt Chemo tawne --_---- ~ |ternational Ri ard eS Among base metals, Hudson re Mrs. T. Smith), es N., ? p oceanography of the Arabian|Bay Mining gained % and Deni- both of Oshawa, Edward L., Winnip2g, | J HALIFAX (cP) -- Lawns, BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT (Gulf. ison. %. stayed greener longer in Hali- fax this year than in any other recent summer. Cool, damp Science Now Shrinks Piles day, August 22 at 10 a.m. Interment Greory's Cemetery. (The Rosary will be recited at the funeral home Tuesday, August 21, at 7.30 p.m.) | ices! Kustria Shows NEWELL, Alfred C. j At the Oshawa General Hospital Mon-| August 20, Alfred C. day, Newell.) the late Evelyn IN MEMORIAM _| $ki Equipment ot Voysey and dear father of Alfred and| Frank of Oshawa and Mrs. E. D. Lucas| (Betty), Belleville and Mrs. Robert G.| Eakins (Jean), Solina, in his 74th year.| 'The late Mr. Newell is resting at Mc-' Intosh - Anderson Funeral Home, 152) King Street East for service in the) chapel, Thursday, August 23, at 2 p.m.) Interment Union Cemetery. NICHOLLS, Samuel John | _ of peace. ed into rest in the Oshawa Genlien steatly by her Enter: eral Hospital on Monday, liam and Allan Howard, in his 73rd|P4ssed away on Aug. 21, 1959. year. Resting at the Armstrong Fu- neral Home, Oshawa, with memorial service in the chapel Wednesday, Au- gust 22 at 3.15 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. OLESEN, Susan Michele Entered into rest in Myrtle, Ontario, on Sunday, August 19, 1962, Susan Michele Olesen, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Olesen, in her the Armstrong with memo- rial service in the chapel on Thursday, August 23, at 2 p,m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. PENFOUND, Linda Ann At Oshawa General Hospital on Moneay ant Home at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. SEABROOK, James i At the Oshawa General Hospital Tues- day, August 21, 1962, James Seabrook, beloved son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Seabrook, dear brother of in chapel Thursday, A' 3.30 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery. WARD, Mrs. E. E. Mre. E. E. Ward, 68 Richmond Street West, Oshawa, beloved wife of the late Thomas EF. Ward. Funeral Wednesday, at 1 p.m., from Washington and Johnson Funeral Parlors, Toronto Interment Pine Hill Cemetery |--Lovingly remembered by GERROW FUNERAL | .. CHAPEL [x Sere x ' | Sweet memories will ti fi 3 : Kindness beyond price | 'Time cannot change them, it's true, Casting equipment and taxicab| yet within reach of all. 728-6226 ral |\DY wile, Patricia, daughter, Mary na eg? is one of the largest} August 20, | 1961. "| Besides ski } JACKSON -- In loving memory ef! | Rose who passed away August 21, 1961.| By FORBES RHUDE (000; the list of products covers Saviour, again to Thy dear Name! . | wen rales | Canadi Press Busi Editor| nearly four pages in bureau of erate, socond eur parting hymn ef} aig ge -- oe host! statistics publications. 'e stand to bless Thee, 'ere our wor-\to the inter ympic| Te wr frag a. | Games, gives ski equipment a) R oeceigpce vant . : at thy word! feature place in its widely-di-|'nough considerably higher inj husband, Wal-|versified show at the current)value, are in a much shorter Canadian National Exhibition in}list of products, including wheat Toronto. ivarious raw materials, office Frederick F Stockinger, AUus-|machines, chemicals, and can-| jtrian trade delegate in Canada,| ed jobet aid A te | remarks so me what ruefully, |" ' lobster, sardines an ruit | however: juices, "The only trouble is that labor, An appeal to tourists--one of shortages make it difficult to/Austria's important sources of! MacDONALD -- In loving memory PP hone ate. Peet cn of! revenue--is SAAGe TOTOUGH 86: a dear dad and grandfather, Ernest | Workers from Finland, Spain vies ttrac ) . George, who passed. away August 2i,,and from wherever we can get of attractive posters; and 1961 |to make sure that exhibition! 'kneeling, | husband of Cora J. Scott and father of Mrs. John Michael (Viola), John Wil- LUCZKA -- In loving memory of a dear sister, Mrs. Pauline Luczka, who The world changes year to year And friends from day to day, But never will the one we loved From memory pass away. ~-Lovingly remembered by her sister, Irene Moaskal, brother-in-law Nick and family. | " We mention your name, them. We speak of you often, Something of the same diffi-|ViSitors look at them carefully, | Yee see ans bacon es culty in meeting demand exists|special prizes are being offered| Sadly missed by daughter Bertha,/in regard to Austrian knitware,/in connection with the poster} ioe asd Caren Betty, but a wide range of quality showing. ne jitems for women is on display. | . Without Pain Or Discomfort Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain And Itching As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids Toronto, Ont. (Special) --For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain and itching. Thousands have been relieved with this inexpensive substance right in the privacy of their own home without any discomfort or inconvenience. In one hemorrhoid case after another, "very striking improve- ment'? was reported and verifi by doctors' observations, "Pain was promptly relieved, And while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place. And most amazing of all--this improvement was maintained in eases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of many months! In fact, results were so thorough among these sufferers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid con- ditions, some of even 10 to 20 standing. All this, without the use of nare cotics, anesthetics or astringents of any kind. The secret is a new heal- ing substance (Bio-Dyne)--the discovery of a famous scientific in« stitute. Already, Bio-Dyne is in wide use for healing injured tissue on all parts of the iy. This new healing substance is offered in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H. Ask for individually sealed convenient, Preparation H Suppositories o Preparation H olntment, witht special applicator. Preparation Fi is sold at all drug stores, Satisfaction guaran or money refund that sufferers were able to make. | such statements as "Piles have | ceased to be a problem!" And | SOBANSKI -- In loving memory of Mr. Stockinger says he tries! a dear husband and father, Alex So- . } banski, who passed away August aa show goods either not pro- ed in Canada or not pro-) 1961, | He is gone but not for | : | And as dawns another naetagsg jduced in the same luxury ranges. | ecw ef ogg ga always near. | ee lays sadness come o'er us, . Friends may the wound 1s|HAS LARGE EXHIBIT But they little know the sorrow | , i | That lies within the heart eonceatea, | Uostantial part af three S lecrad Ever remembered and sadly missed|i9 the 8 International) In our daily hours of thinking healed, | The exhibit, which takes up a! son, Joh of the overseas showings and SOBANSKI -- In loving memory of a| has been growing year by year dear father and grandfather, Al i inni i Fonaskiy wh pai Bway Atlee an Be modest beginnings in 1959. 1 ; : equipment and : knitware it includes laces, When one we loved was called away.|/eather and petit point hand- God took him home, it was His wall, |bags, wood-carved replicas of; ithin our hearts he livetn ae ter | f2mous religious and mediae- Sophia, son-in-law Jim and grandchil-/Val Works, mannequins, cos-) Ik jtume jewelery, stainless steel) SOBANSKI -- In loving memory of/CUllery, lighting fixtures, fruit) attior, Alex , who passed away juices, confectionary, Ohristmas' . |decorations,- cameras, broad-/ a year has passed since that sad ay. Aug. Years that may come cannot sever) 5 | My loving remembrance of ts Mit | Lovingly remembered by daughter, One booth features hand-col-| Stella, son-in-law Henry. | 'ored reproductions of museum-| 390 KING STREET WEST LOCK'S FLORIST Funeral arrangement floral requirernents for occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING | CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE j 728-6555 | and oll | IN MEMORIAM | JACKSON -- In loving memory etl geavens, my dear mother, Rose Jackson, who away suddenly, August 21, 1961. Ged only knows how I miss you And wish that you were here It's been lonely since you left me, Home has never been the same | Mum, the world would be like Heaven) Just to see your face again. lem \P : CARD OF THANKS sich map, "aatea tots, '2° mon |Gideon Bibies, | Grace Lutheran Church 4 |wish to express their sincere apprecia- My heart still aches with sadness (tion and thanks to their irieede xa My eyes shed many a tear, |relatives, also to Dr. O. G jplece maps, including several] On one) maker's error gives the name Robert Eugene Miller are expressing New Belgium, instead of New their deep appreciation to friends,|/Tance, to a lange area of Can-| neighbors and relatives and special! ada thanks to Doctors and staff of Oshawa| M General, Hospital and Oshawa Cilinic,| The °variety of items shown r ness, me: s of is y vari floral tributes and memorials to Care, S12 line with the .variety of Cancer Society and Canadian purchases from Aus-| tria. In 1961, for instance,| jthough our imports from Aus- tria totalled only about $6,600,-) | NET EARNINGS -- nurses at the General Hospital on fi 2A. We wish also to express ar elteere| By THE CANADIAN PRESS thanks to Rev, Derek Alien of st.) Calgary and Edmonton Cor-| Raul'e Proweyterian | Chareh end the/poration Ltd., six mos. ended uneral Home 7 | ~The family of the late James Robert at 30: 1962, $704,261, 29 cents| MILLER -- The family of the late ~Mr; and Mrs, Gordon Thomas «nd family, ROBERTSON -- Mr. Wm. 3 Sr., Mr. m. Mitchell David Mitchell, Mrs. Annie Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks, Osh-) awa and Mrs. Jean Mason, Windsor, Bowmanville WALTER FRANK McQuay Real Estate PHOTO CO-OP STAR SALESMEN FOR JULY 1962 Lloyd Realty Oshawa OSHAWA AND DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOARD BILL HORNER HENRY STINSON Schofield-Aker Ltd. Oshawa | | | | | | You can enjoy the comfort. and convenience of Modern €ss0 oil heat Less than 20 cents a day can bring the magic of modern Esso oil heat into your 'home. Clean, dependable and completely automatic. Esso oil heat will put an end to all your home heating problems. You simply set a dial and Esso oil heat will do the rest automatically, whether you're at home or away for a weekend or a holiday, If your home is presently centrally heated, perhaps a storage tank and conversion | burner is all you need. It may cost you as little as three hundred dollars. You can | pay over a period of up to 5 years--less than 20 cents a day! Winter is getting closer but it's not too Jate to call your local Imperial Esso Agent or Distributor. Spend winter in the wonderful world of warmth 8 share; 1961, $685,475, 28 cents.