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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, October 27, 1962 | . Their expenses were paid by the|. Ann, blue-eyed and with black Youth To Hang) NET EARNINGS | Scots Invading)?» nin ns eats, miserably "homesick BIRTHS IN MEMORIAM Navy Becomes In Slaying 8 ee ee UBC Chemistry UBC colapier tee Cute ir or oe seriously considering HudsonS Bay Oil and Gas 7 aed = e Of 3 Y Old Co. Lid., 3:mos. ended Sept. De a e nt from Aberystwyth University in phoning 5 for. Bd return pas- GIBSON -- Cecil and Marie (nee) moRTON -- In loving memory of or @al- |30: 1 peat Pp rtm uw tait dagh peaeer Aisne tet Se "Moers Sami sce OPLLSINESS CANE) | toxowr0 (cr)--cary Alex- 9 mos, vended' Sept. 30: 1962,|, VANCOUVER (CP)--The soft] core ecpaD BOOK. By R J. SCOTT Monday, proto [dents October 28, 1961. ander McCorkell, 19, was con- ? '|burr of Scotland rumbles from a or Gace cops gating | Poe Meal hag lialelgrode dae : victed Friday and sentenced to|$/;227,000, 41 cents; 1961, $5,-lth6 common rooms of the chem- . in our memory you are near; NEW YORK (AP)--Business;steel slump was well known and be hanged' Feb, 6 for capital| 87,000, 29 cents. istry building at the University sieaitia sus Shinn dnt Weis Laved, rememberd, longed for al- judgments suddenly depend lessjearlier Bethlehem earnings re- murder in the sex slaying of | Texaco Canada Ltd., 9 mos.|o¢ British Columbia these days three-year-old Ronald Maclecd |ended Sept. 30: 1962, $7,070,000,|_ang Dr. A. I. Scott started it (neo Jamieson) are happy to announce) 'Treasured with a love sincere. on statistics and economic in-|vealed the pressure: There is the arrival of their first child, a son,| You are where we cannot see you, 23 : a lation that U.S. Steel will "9 * 1961, -$7,432.000 John Edward the Oshawa General hear, dicators than they do on diplo-| speculatio S, Ste | 2 ; i /$2.15 a share; , $7,432,000, reid or 28, 1962, yd getbattoge beside us, mats and sea ciilalas, follow suit when its directors) The assize court jury deliber- $2.26. alt Hospital on Friday, October - afte Pies | Dr. Scott, whose specialty is oa vali gele Rpt meh ace sees nate ee by) The U.S naval blockade of|meet next Tuesday. [ered aie Done Sher 8 tbe simulating, through chemistry, '1 ; ile | Mr. ti :.| ers ben ane tml. |Cuba and the international ten-| Steel production, meanwhile, eng Md foes pty hl inetatad the MacLeod childjnatural plant processes, ac- VANDERLUTS -- Jone ee ear ies| MORTON -- in loving memory of alsions it brought now stand as sagged again, adding to Selita ith guilty as charged, but|while commiting . an indecent|Cepted a post in the UBC chem- pti T Bear ae Men wit pasced cuwy Ou.|the prime factors in trying to] discouragement. |recommended mercy. : assault. istry department. ee wae determine which ways busi tomobil | Defence counsel Arthur Ma-| In doing so, he set off a small The industry con- : tober 28, 1 , 7 ; More and more each day we miss/is going. tinued to be the bright spui uf PP gigi eggnog vg PS seeking an acquiltal, de-/exodus from the chemistry de- Friends may think the wound is| Talk of inflation or deflation, the economy, with the month Cal he hae ahdon throughout |sctibed the youth as having an|partment of the University of healed, ie kn ae |tax cuts or tav'inereases, boom|likely to set an all-time record the 11-day trial, His mother put|@bnormal appetite he neither|Glasgow. But they little 'know the sorrow lor bust--all pivoted on the pos-|for sales of domestic and for- : (wants nor sought. |_ Two faculty members -- Dr. Lies within our hearts concealed. piv ; Ford -ed_ qiher hand to her mouth on hear \Frank McCat sadly missed and always remember-isibility of military encounters./eign cars. 'Ford announced a ing the jury's finding. | Mr. Justice Gale told Mc-| rank McCatra and Dr. John Brut Bob" and" Bard Weller and|» With the crisis still fresh,|21-per-cent jump in profits for The. bodies of Ronald Mac-|Corkell he had been fairly tried|Nabney--followed. So did two | jbusinessmen have had _little|the first nine months and Chry- pris Be 'chacl| lefended. 'post-graduate students -- Alas- date of birth, be sure Father, Grand- Hine t outwardly on it,|slers, for the same period,|/©0d and two-year-old Michacl/and ably defen idence showed tair Macdonald, 22, and Douglas mother, some relative or friend places) morToN -- In loving memory of a|{ime to act outwardly Q d $15,100,000 Atkinson were found April 18 in| Psychiatric evidence showe ly ; @ notice for your child, Phone 725-3492. | dear husband and father, Thomas Mor-/however. Few even cared to|¢arned $15,100,000 compared the warehousk where McCorkell|McCorkell was attracted to| Young, 23. ton, who passed: away October 28, 196]./cuess as to what it will mean.|With a loss of $20,500,000 in the! worked as a shipper. They had|male children and suffered a| Says Young: : | ction tg le iw Only the stock market, which|Correspondend period of 1961. heen aiiothered 4b Wenh, deep psychological problem, but It's practice at UBC and DEATHS What it meant to lose you must try to anticipate impor- McCorkell admitted in a|was not mentally ill. janywhere else for students do- 1S RHUBARB No one will ever know, i j- ; | --|i t-graduate work to be as- A VEGETABLE, tant. changes, reacted immedi : sal |ing post-gra e Ww 1) a EG When the di id and lonely, D ; Statement he killed. the two se att Faso re Perc sawcss (mes, Ande paces sear] DEVIDENDS __[apctut cined vas an Se). qpotasmep visas |geinarucame motear| egg IOWE sy | Seat At the Princess Margaret Hospital, To-; 1 seem ae Fan WOE action indica at even Wa | vident. fi 2 F $ yomte, ee rust Epc Bach time pe plotire Streeters had trouble agreing) By THE CANADIAN PRESS | | West Germany and Switzer-| assigned to our faculty ad- MADAGASCAR Woke "HEIR FRUIT. of Frank and Beryl Fitzjohn of RR 1,| You seem to smile and say, jon what is coming. | Barber - Ellis .of .Canada)/SAID DELIBERATE |land have abolished visas for,viser, ee HAIR PAR(ED IH 4 CENTER. Brooklla, in his fourth year. Resting at Welker lak he ee | The possibility of all - out war|Limited, common $1.00, Dec,| Crown counsel Arthur Klein|refugees travelling between the| So they travelled 6,000 miles a ee Bavine inthe chapel oa gatarday, Oe: |--Sadly missed and always temember-|was generally ignored. if only 15, record Nov. 30. said McCorkell deliberaiely as-ltwo countries. ito maintain the status quo.! 27 a€3 p.m. Interment Grove Side|ed by wife Jean, daughter Gayle 'and because few busi n see m8 sons, Dann and Wayne. » Brooklin. any way to base plans on such STRAUGHAN -- In loving memory of MASON, Perey Gordon |dear- Dad, George Thomas, who passed | catastrophe. oe : Entered into rest suddenly at the fam-|away October 28, 1960. But defence issues as rails, ily residence, 230 Arthur street, Osh-| Tho' your face we cannot see, it's|aerospace, -and steels shot up- awa, on Saturday, Octobr 27, Percy before us, | Gordon Mason, beloved husband of! You guide us in every small way; Ward while "peace stocks" such Susie Calvert and father of Bill of Osh-| Your presence is always before us,.as retail stores went down awa and Ray of Oakville. For further | You are nearer and dearer each day.| harnly Int ti 1 oils, e particulars please call Armstrong Fu-|--Lovingly remembered by Rita, Henry |S arply. international oils, es- neral Home. 726-5173. and Don. oped ga Mah Middle pei inks, also suffered at one point. RAUGHAN -- In lov ry of A , PERRETT, Daisy Ter deed Oe ee | Other markets, during the At vill Frida r 26,/2 dear husban fi . 8 a 24 ' {ods Daley Pervelt. 'wile' of the. late(Siraughan, who passed away on October|high tension Tuesday, reflected William Talbot Perrett, of RR 1 Box: We often think of bygone days, a similar mood. Foreign stock manville, dear mother of eygeere t| When we were all together; exchanges went lower. Commo- the Northeutt and. saith Toneter Harsg| 'The family chain is broken now, rity exchanges here and abroad the Northeutt and Smith FuneralHome| pu: memories last forever hore . 10 vrclock. Monday 'morning. Interment|~S%4 missed and lovingly remember-| Vaulted on guesses that prices Hampton Cemetery. Kindly omit flow.|°4 >y wife and family. of food and materials would in- ers. | STRAUGHAN -- In loving memory of| crease in the future. Gold bul- George Straughan, who passed away|lion was in heavy demand from ' Pata: baa imc me people prefering to hold it Rachel Schwartz, wife of the late Mor- |rather than paper money or se- _ ris Sctyoarts. sat Set eeeer Mrs. |curities, B. Schnapp (Frances rm . . " £ lisa (ideay) of Oana, AE We CARD OF THANKS) When tension eased, all these Landsberg (Reva) Toronto, Mrs. J. extreme positions began moder- Weiser Ng or boi gi yyy Bog , oe ating. , children, dear sister im gal.) AYRES -- We would like to express Miami, Florida, and Mrs. 8. Nyman oflour sincere thanks to our many (rienas| Many members of the Na- > Montreal. pee eee, -- = and neighburs, also to the Rev. H. At-|tional Association of Business ; : 1 p.m. from Pa lemorial Chaps], To-|kinson, Grace Church Toronto, Rev. ' ' ronto, Interment Bathurst Lawn Ceme-|Larke of Albert Street Church and the|conomists said that, the Cu- tery (Oshawa section), Shiva, 102 Con, Armstrong Funeral Home for their|ban situation aside they exepect tral Pa forth, awa. In lieu kindness' during the loss of cur mother.|a mild and brief recession next i ifts kind donate to favorite |--F, i f the late Mrs, Blanch . ite * chinkye uf Gee ee ee year. But their president, Wil- Ce ss te liam Butler of New York's ® MITH, et - e wisi o exten our Le ' . open family resi- heartfelt thanks and appreciation for Chase Manhattan Bank, said Entered hed --_ the acts of kindness, messages of sym-|Cuba might well cancel that re- dence, 595 Mary Street, Oshawa on Fri- 4 : $ 3 : day, October 26, 1962, Alma Grace|Pathy and Per ties nae ee re-icession even if the situation loved wife of William G. 'om our kind friends and neigh- d t b Trewin, bel of Mrs, Elmer Hawes|00Fs during our recent bereavement in|@0eS not become more acute. , ee Mrs. Jack McQuade|the 108s of our beloved husband and! Meanwhile Bethlehem Steel oe egg bh Of 'Oakees in her|{ather. We especially thank the Rev. J. the No. 2 rod : i ford wear Resting "at the "Armctrnny |Hillier, Rev. W. Herbert and' the mem-| 7€ 0.4 producer in the U.S, : Lo . sare 4 wa, with memorial Pers of Bethoven Lodge. |didn't surprise many with its service in the chapel Monday, October --Mrs, Harry McCool and family. decision to cut the quarterly di- 2S 2 PS. ere Moet 1698) aokeme -- 1 would like io express|Vidend from the regular 60 Cemetery, Oshawa. my sincere thanks to friends and rela-|cents to 37% cents. The long tives who sent flowers, gifts and cards| wl VOKINS, Murray Hubert during my stay in the Oshawa General At the Hospital for Sick Children on|Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Sturgis Saturday, 27, 1962, Murrayjand Dr. Maroosis, Father McGough Vokins, dearly beloved son of Wesley |and Father Beriault and Sisters of a ar. et nc es and Evelyn Vokins, Port Perry, loving |Joseph, nurses and ward aides of 2F. brother of Sherrin, Ronald, Christine, ~--Theresa Murphy and twin Margaret, in his seventh year. chapel s McDermott-| SWINSON -- We would like to thank Ah d F d @ .m,| relatives and friends and all those who ea rl a le visited and sent flowers, cards and ifts to Allan during hi a Oshaw: f Cmte etn "Hwa tio tio] IQ Light Trade nurses, ¥ LOCK'S FLORIST Blanche and Bill Swinson. TORONTO (CP) --The stock " j ON -- We are deeply market inched ahead Friday ee neni gg : 7 sympathy and many beratifar inwi|during the lightest trading since acta "Srogtabas daly s for a tributes extended by our good neighbors, early August. CLO aM a ag and friends at the passing of Ajl index sections' showed ------ beloved husband and father Will ; 4 OSHAWA SHOPPING. |Waddington. "We especialy wie (minor fractional moves, with CENTRE [weak Wey. Wealey Herbert, King Street/industrials, golds and base | 3 metals all rising. 24 Ligge brec SERVICE In the main list, Imperial Oil GERROW FUNERAL | CLASSIFIED --aavancea ty, Dominion Four Super 88 Holiday Sedas remains there for inspection. And | hereby call upon all ries and Steel %, Abitibi and CHAPEL ADVERTISING [Bank of Nova Scotia % each Kindness beyond price jand Steel Company of Canada et. within reach of all (Continuea from Page 21) | %. y' tee Alberta Gas, Walker - Good- 728-6226 |35--Legal eer eee Oil, Interproy- SS -------- ------| Incia . 390 KING STRET WEST | TOWNSHIP OF WHITE lace' Gas al pede pues | 'SN | Tange. § A IN MEMORIAM | FIRST POSTING OF | iase included Toroni - Do- Whitewall tires optional at extra cost ' and Shawinigan, VOTERS' LIST jboth down %, Distillers Ses. DONAHUE -- In Joving memory of Sigers' ar A ba ag dec Pri Bp ge Im- ' ' , , it the Townshi an ommerce, 5 ; j -- "Raaried epemery inein | Whiby, Cay of Orr Bn aie Year after year, Oldsmobile's special brand of quality is taken for granted ways ler, and true; Notice is hereby given thot | ase metals saw Noranda re's not a day, dear mother, Ih lied with Secti ise \% d Huds B ini 2 i i sae eemtreg Senate Mary] 9 ch The Voters List Act 1g Faloonridge' detined by everybody except Olds. And here for '63, Oldsmobile has again allowed no -in-law 4 a that ve posted up at " -- ffi i : 4 ° ° " yes ° ° aEDMARDS -- In loving memocy ot s| SY yatfice ot the Township | Two Convicted compromise. The wheelbase is a full size 123" (126' in the Ninety-Eight)--the Edwards, who passed away October 26,) 25th day of October 1962, | : ; ' ' . ° : Far pot trvoten, tuner dear... | {ne "et OF cll persons. ons | F re interiors are, as always, truly luxurious in room and appointments --the ride and pe lone as life eee memory last Municipality at municipal | or Bribing By e 9 ' ff * ;ibire Remembered 6 dugnes 1a] 'Ictions ond thot, such lst | RCMP Officers response even more dramatic. Experience the result--you'll agree no car offering oa. ao iw ir al ran iu | ° ; : 6 : 99 66g 3099 9 " oy MOEA <b ow Soing mers aS NA Moeredlate | Vac eN ceh venom, less can truly be called a "luxurious", "big" or even a "generous" automobile. Diba: she rose sons ee ae Or omissions corrected ac- |Ver lawyer Rockmil Myers and ' oe ae age 7 x "| cording to law, the last day -- Me ry edge bribing m us, aving memories) 1. bei he 10th /found guilty Frida: ibi Heaere il get tee | Soy of Nevers, 1962" an ROMP tor to get proves While upon this earth we stay. lon for a proposed swank . --Lovingl; bered by wif e| Dated ot Brooklin, Ontario, | ¢ i "asi i Ve. | te tm day ot Comey (feo me Wig NEW "TILT-AWAY" WHEEL ADJUSTS HOLDAWAY -- In loving memory of 62. of Vancouver. : TO 7 POSITIONS* Sasient Lote nnd Grandes, who passed MURRAY ROBINSON, |. An assize court jury found MORE ROOM WITH NEW FLATTER FLOOR Oldsmobile's new flatter floor makes more room for the man in the middle (thanks to a 44 per cent smaller transmission tunnel!) Olds demonstrates what "legroom" really means. NEW SELF-ADJUSTING BRAKES GIVE SMOOTH, SAFE STOPS Oldsmobile's efficient brakes make their own adjustments in 1963, Back up--stop--and there you are! Extra conve- nience, increased safety... that's the '63 Olds, Wonderful memories, woven in gold.) CLERK Townshi the two guilty of giving "valu- The flick of a lever--and Olds- j p of Whitby guilty of giving "valu a fil > ps, ithe pletare we tenderly gl able considerations" and a mobile's new "'Tilt-Away"' steer- ept, | $1,000 bribe to Cpl. Jack Mac. ing wheel swings up for easier = Ever ene ateriah and never forget ee Donald of the RCMP. entry and exit. Even while driv- by daughter Joan, sominiaw Bob and| SATURDAY. DEC arn, 1962 |. Mr. Justice Harold' McInnes ing, you select the wheel position grandsons Jody and Bobby. ' est remanded the 'pair to Tuesday that suits you best--could any- HOLDAWAY --In loving memory of} -!$ your name on the Voters' |for sentence. thing be more comfortable? a dear husband who passed away Oc-| List? The Crown alleged that an en- tober 28, 1959, ry , velope _containi When all is still and silent, The Voters' List for the year P ng $1,000 was And sleep forsak " given Cpl. MacDonald and that My thoughts are in the silent grave may be exomined ot the | stolen vaintines and art treas- NEW DELCOTRON GENERATOR on a ar gl og ne au Mande tee Le |ures were turned over to the of- KEEPS BATTERY FULLY CHARGED _-- | ings and oll Post Offices in oon oe tae ee ate police Even at idling speeds, the new : Peau sy po Sth Piggy & a the Township of Whitby ee hbaed by Delcotron Generator charges Holdaway, who passed away Ociober 28, en Ceres ey we |DENY BRIBE ATTEMPT hon battery. Keeps it fully "1 : Both Myers and Robertson charged for those must-start He : § ? Ana as daw a sotsotien aba ead during denied there was any attempt mornings--and prolongs In our lonely hours of thinking ; |to bribe the police officer, battery life, too! have et Seema 'ak ee Ser 'us.| Qualifications for voting are | During the three-week trial Friends, may think the wound as follows: 21 years: of age. | Cpl. MacDonald testified he was *Optional at extra cost But they ttle know the sorrow A British subject. An owner [approached by Myers and that . That lies within the heart concealed. ~ tenont, or wife or husbond j|the lawyer told him it was c Forever remembered by son Albert,| of on owner or tenant. A planned to operate a posh Las daughter-in-law June and grandchildren, Farmer's Son or Farmer's | Vegas-type gambling casino at by adONES, -- In, Joving memory ot a Doughter. |Wigham Inn, catering only to More than ever, » Glen Jones, who passe 4 | wealthy tourists and others who Ye 66 ; 9 a October 24, 1961, mee " . "Wik wane S leviig tenbaad, NOTE--Roomers and Board jcould afford to lose large sums ' there's something extra A pal 80 good and true; ers are not entitled to a | f rf b $ A pal se tod and trues | Municipal Vote. "Only those 0f Money at dice and other about owning an Olds. Your equals are but few. who occupy a domestic est- |8ames. j te win ee always remember-| oblishment of two or more The RCMP officer quoted 0.363-8 2 rooms. in which they sleep, | Myers as asking him to give the JONES -- In loving memory of a| prepare. and serve meals, |OPerators advance warning of : SEE YOUR QUALITY OLDSMOBILE DEALER SOON! a GENERAL MOTORS VALUE GUARD-BEAM FRAME ENSURES QUIET, SMOOTH RIDE Oldsmobile's famous ride doesn't just happen. It's built on a solid foundation provided by the Guard-Beam frame-- with the help of Vibra-Tuned Body Mountings at over 90 locations, NEW EXTENDED-LIFE EXHAUST SYSTEM RESISTS CORROSION Excess heat and corrosive acids can cut down your muffler life. Olds does something about it with special aluminizing of muffler parts plus a heavier gauge steel in the tailpipe. Oe ere rrereercereeeeeeeseesl ooneeneceevereseseeeeeeesee® POCO eS Coe ereererreeeeeeeeleseereseeeeee sere eeeeSeeeD dear son-in-law and 'b ine ' ' Glen Jones, who passed away Ootac,| 9nd qualify as above are en. | any police raid. . 2B, 1961, titled to vote At one point in the trial the It only takes a little space Marmasse nesen ~ : esembled a' gamb- BERSSH eo com wom Speen cer | ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD. HARRY DONALD LIMITED Sir as ES SIE See a weal al a saa is ei7 i 140 BOND ST. WEST, OSHAWA, ONT. PHONE: 725-6501 : 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST, WHITBY, ONT. Phone MO 8-3304-5-6 (