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en ee a eee ae: ae oe ater gore THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, July 8, 1964 BIRTHS CARD OF THANKS FLINT -- Randy and announce the safe brother, Todd William, born July 6, at the General Hospital, weighing 7 tbs. 2 os. Proud parents are Don ard Donna (nee Bryant), Thanks fo Or. R. S. trwin. ROBINSON -- Dale -- heal (nee Lawrence) are jo. an birth of their s. Soenen: Dele, Oshawa General Hospiti 'esday, July 7, 1964. Mother and son both well. A HAPPY OCCASION -- The birth of to Times is as near as your Stephen wish to Eispeth arrival of 'heir neW tives, friends and neighbors tiful floral tributes and donations to the Cancer Society which were re recent sad bereave- MITCHELL -- The Mitchell wi Canadian ceived during our ment. The help, the many family of the late ish to thank all rela- for the beeu- 9 Oe 32--Articles for Sale GLASSWA' ladies rings, bed curtains and ead, camera bag men's nylon shirts, top coat and fies. Koolvent awnings, well tile, jacket heater, railing, cement mixer, simplicty dryer, planter, lawn fence, garden ar- pour, tol chest, and one building. Atter seven call 728-1165. 24" BOY'S bicycle, balloon tires. Only 'one year old. Chaise chair, in excellent T Whitby 668-4225. QUARTER bed with Serta Perfect sympathy fen. We shown us and the sincere expressions of received will never be forgot- would like to give special thanks Drs. Rowsell and Halam-Andres for -|their untiring efforts and to the wonder-|9°0%.79 ' sleeper mattress in $55; rangette, like new $25; aresser with mirror, good condition, $15; kitchen table, good ition, $5; ironing board, $1.50. ful nurses on 2C whose when it was sorely needed. assistance and helpfulness. ss and at- -IGALE 5 To the Gerrow Funeral Home for their kind --Robert Mitchell and family horsepower outboard motor, 1961. priced $145. Telephone 728-4234. BOX trailer, 92" x 56', heavy construc tion, $60. Telephone 728-7454, CYCLE three-speed roadster, nearly na condition, 26° wheels, $35. Telephone 728-8345. ULASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 29) EASY washing machine, $30; heavy duty range, $40; both In perfect working con- dition, 728-1742. . Aut TIC washing machine, two years| reno ble. Ajax 942-2215. | NEW shipment. of dresses just arrived, Ni . Special two for $11. Towne- apne iss Bond Street East, first floor| 29--Automobiles For Sale up. MOVING! Frigidaire rerigerator and The day of birth just telephone 723- 3492, The rate is only $1.50. DEATHS HARPER, Robert J. At the Port Perry Community Hospital on Tuesday, July 7, 1964, Robert J. Har- per, beloved husband of Florence Cook McClintock. Resting at the Chapel of McDermott-Panabaker, Port Perry, for service on Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. HELE, Annie Mabel In Oshawa General Hospital on Wed- nesday, July 8 1964, Annie Mabel Towers, beloved wife of the late John Hele and loving Mother of Mrs. Herbert Weir (Mary), Mrs, Gordon Burnett (Marjorie and John G., Aubrey E., Thomas T., Al- bert D., and the late William Hele. Thi . Hele is resting at Mcintosh- Home. Service in the Chapel on Friday, July 10, at 2 p.m. In terment Union Cemetery. "LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions, OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME | 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM BUTLER In loving memory of Elizabeth Butler, who passed away July @th 1963. in our nearts your memory lingers Sweetly tender, fond and true, There is not a day, dear mother That we do not think of you. | --Always remembered by husband) | Edward and family. | ot| our dear son-in-law, Hugh McConnell, who| passed away July ath, 1963. | --Always rememberet by mom and dad MeoRobinson, | McCONNELL -- In loving memory of a Mind and. thoughtful brother-in-law, | Hugh MeConnell, who passed away July} 8th, 1963. --Always remember and children. MCCONNELL -- in loving memory ed by Jack and Kit! | McCONNELL -- In loving memory of) a dear and father, Hugh Wal-) lace McConnell who passed away July) Ce ciniautinies by wife Babs, daugh-| ter Mary Ann and son Douglas. | MONUMENTS--MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA EVENINGS OFFICE 728-6627 723-1002 CARD OF THANKS| BENNETT -- | would like to take this opportunity to expressing my thanks to my family, relatives, friends and neigh bors, The Sunshine Rebekah Lodge 222,|Picnic. lugs and coolers, Best prices. tore, 48 Bond . 32--Articles for Sale Queen Mary Lodge 97, Oshawa and Dis- trict Old Country Club, The Women's be pr Group Knox Ptesbyterian Church for/BUYING or selling furniture or appl gifts, flowers and cards while | was injances. Call Elmer, Hampton 263-2294 or the hospital as a patient. | would also like to thank the nurses and Housek ing Staff on 2C and 6F for their excellent care. The Rev. G Brett and Derek Allen for visits, and the Doctors Guselle and C. Vipond for their services. It was ali very much appreciated. Sincerely, Violet Bennett APPRECIATION | would like to express my deep appreciation and grate- ful thanks to the undermen- tioned organizations and per- sonnel for their support and assistance prior to and dur- ing the running of the re- cent Track and Field meets held in the City of Oshawa Mayor Lyman. Gifford and City Council; The Board of Education; The City Police; The Ontario Provincial Police; General Motors of Canada (Oshawa) Ltd; Local 222, United Auto Workers Union; Auto Workers Credit Union; T. Eaton Co., Shopping Cen- tre; Dovers 'Mens Wear; Peoples Clothing; Nu-Way Rug Centre; Medical Profes- sion and the Medical Pharm- ocy; The Oshawa Times for excellent coverage; The Ki- eep- | able. Apply 86 Brock Street East, Oshawa. 1953 BUICK, in good condition, reason- machine, Thistle stove, Viking washing he baby carriage, Steven's pump shot g 1962 BUICK Electra, convertible, powerde, bucket seats, $2800 or best offer Apply 136 Colborne Street East. lent condition. \7 p.m. ers, also used tires, after 4, 723-2281, Good condition. Very clear, phone Bowmanville, 623-7079. Priced to selit Telephone 728-5175. 0965. Road South. Evenings. ¢|1962 ACADIAN convertible, white with cents, |= «| MeCLARY |Fully equipped. Excellent condition. For| good condition, jwhite top, red interior, bucket }automatic transmission, white wail tres. |further information call 723-3797. WRECKING '52 to Chev's, Pontlacs,|BARBEQUES 18-inch brand new --~|Buicks, Old's and Fords. Telephone 728- |8938. fully 1954 FORD, haif-ton pick-up truck, excel- . Apply 655 Carnegie Av- enue, Oshawa. 728-0336 between 5.30 and USED car parts, spindles, to make trail- Bloor Street East 1959 CHEVROLET. V-8, automatic, 4 door, $895. Tele |1964 FIAT two door, 2,500 original miles. 1958 PONTIAC Laurentian, 4-door. Price $670. 2-tone, in good condition. Ajax 942- 1957 PONTIAC sedan 6, automatic, good ; condition, $650. cash. 170 Park Road| four Phone Brooklin 655-4726. mechanically A-1. Perfect oS So. $75. Brand new boa' trailer, used twice, $90; 35 mm comers with tripod, used two films only $40, Tel phone 725-8996 after 6. a BUY and sell, good used furniture and appliances. One location only. Pretty's Furniture, 444 Simcoe South, 723-3771. MAHOGA' NY tea wagon, walnut consol 'MD Begins TB Epidemic Carrier Hunt LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Dr. D. A. Hutchison, medical officer of health, said Tuesday inves- tigation of a tuberculosis out- break in an elementary school here will be an all-summer job and will involve checking of hundreds of people. -- Dr. Hutchinson said that with children and adults scattered for the vacation season, what would have been a one- or two- week job during the school sea- son has become more compli- cated. The outbreak first came to light a month ago when a 15- year-old girl, a pupil at Holy Cross separate school, was dis- covered to have a virulent case of tuberculosis. Since then, 13 pupils 'at the school have bee placed in Beck Sanitorium and five oth- ers and two teachers are re- ceiving out-patient drug treat- met for the illness. Dr. Hutchison said that with children now outside the school, presumably the centre of infec- tion, he thinks it unlikely there will be more cases associated "ith the outbreak. table, also chrome table, chesterfield chair and tri-light, suitable for cottage, reasonable. Pickering 942-4456. S CONTINENTAL posture rest, full size,| two months old, original price, $160. Half price or best offer. Moving. Whitby 668- 4729. FORRES |PINK organza bridesmaids dress and |neadpiece, size 14, $25. Call 725-0126 after |CANVAS awnings, curtains, Complete service. Free estimates. waiting. Mil Jelinek, 728-1993 _an time. y--lectric range 36" = width, very reeasonable, Tele-| ear canopies. No phone 725-5672 aaa | , half-| price, $4.50 each. 463 Ritson South 725- | 3338. |30--Automobiles Wanted ~ 145 CARS WANTED ~ Buying a New Car? Sell vour used car to "Ted"' Talk "Cash" to the New Car dealer and "SAVE" TED CAMPIN MOTORS _723-4494 Res. 725.5574 _ SALLE: CASH: $ For clean cars or trucks we vir up or down. Liens paid of NICOLS MOTORS LTD. 146 BROCK ST. NORTH Across from Roya! Hote} WHITBY 668-3331 LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want cars for wrecking. Highest prices paid. 220 Wentworth East. 725-1181. |OSHAWA Auto Parts and Auto Wreck-|racing record. ers, 1175 Nelson Street, want cars for wrecking. Telephone 725-2162 or 723-4225.|by, 668-4177 after 4 p.m. 31--Automobile Repair OSHAWA Tuneup Centre offers expert carburetor and auto electric service, 222 King West 728-0817. TRANSMISSION Specialists -- Transmis- sions are our only business, 1038 Simcoe North. Phone 728-7339. 32--Articles for Sale | HAVE A SECRET WE PAY MORE SELL FOR LESS Buying and selling used fur- niture and appliances. Call Valley Creek Furniture 16% BOND W. 728-4401 Patio Stones, Screen Blocks, Sand, gravel, top soil, stone, Plastering materials wall- boards, Bricks, Cement, Roof- ing, Tile. 608-3524, SAWDONS' (Whitby) LIMITED Fuel and Builders Supplies 244 Brock St. §., WHITBY, Ont. 30" ELECTRIC range, automatic, tour- burner, basalt Bas bagi Telephone BOY'S bicycle, in good condition, 28" standard. Tel B 6 p.m. Must Mal rion giidiel HONEST CAL'S Furniture and Appll- |MOFFAT range, fully automatic, like| |new. Very reasonable. Whitby 668-5778. || -- | FISHING rod and reel. Men's navy blazer | lbaby carriage, infant's seats, baby's car) bed, electric can opener (new). Tele- jphone 728-5097. ee BOY'S BICYCLE, high fidelity record player, new front door, 40 gsilon hot water tank, playpen, maternity clothes, |723-3889. | TWO-WHEELED trailer, 12 ft. 60 " ply- |wood boat, hi-fi record player. All in | excellent condition. Apply 476 Cromwell. | THISTLE baby carriage, good condition, blue color. Telephone 728-5603. TYPEWRITERS, adders, cashiers, dupli- |cators. chequewriters, comptometers, files, furniture. We buy, sell, rent, ser- vice. Largest stock, budget terms. New |and used. Low overhead, low prices. Bill Hamilton, Raglan. |LARGE quantity of paint at $1.25 per gallon, also various lengths of 2 x 2, 2 x 4, 2 x 6, dressed lumber. Industrial Disposal, Harmony Road North. |16 FT. sailboat (Wayfarer 285). Good Good condition. Extras. |Owner buying larger 'boat. Phone my CABINETS, sinks, vanities, tubs, toilets, Pressure systems, repairs, motors, boats, trailer cars, lawn mowers, pipings and fittings, all kinds. Harry Chiner Park | Road at Hillside. DINING room sulfe solid oak, eight| pieces; three-piece mahogany bedroom suite, springs and mattress; single bed, mattress and springs; solid « "desk, knee-hole; kitchen table, two chairs;| {small chest; miscellaneous articles. 728- |8264, | TENOR banjo, four string. Excellent con- dition. Apply 50 Elgin Street West Osh- awa. 1958 AJ$, 650 Cc, good condition, | offer. 728-1325, TWIN beds, tables, chairs, washing ma-| chines and other articles. For further in- |formation. 725-0837. 33--Market Basket . STRAWBERRIES, freshiy picked every day, 1% miles north of King Street ie on the Town Line. A. Senyk. 725- 6. make | STRA' }own; on Anderson Street, north-east lof Whitby. One mile north of Highway \2 Bring own containers. Mr. Keven. |34--Lost And Found |LOST -- Siamese kitten, light beige, dark markings. Area Phillip Murray Avenue. Tuesday June 30. Reward. Call 723-7167. Lost -- Siamese cat, answering to Spur,| vicinity of General Motors south plant, ances. Name brands at biggest discounts|/$10 reward. Finder | 1, please return to 787 anywhere. We carry Resronic and Bader-| Park Road South. ly mattress furniture lines. Your author. ized GE dealer. Contact Honest Cal' |424 King Street West. 728-9191. TENTS, trailers, sleeping bags, |Trms. Dominion Tire | Street West. | 263-2695 |PERMA FOAM MATTRESSES - < jtrial. Low prices. Terms. 725-8762. |CANVAS awnings, _ curtains, Complete service, Free estimates. waiting. Mi) Jelinek, 728-1993 anytime, EXTENSION speakers for patio or rec- ------ | room. Beautifully finished in brown, beige, | black, gold $9.95. Trio Television 728-5143 MCKEEN'S furniture, new and used. 426 Simcoe stoves, |5181. Street South. Refrigerators, bedroom suites. Telephone 725. thor- $s on |WE BUY sell, trade used furniture and appliances. Goolds Furniture, 215 Dundas East, Whitby 668-5487 1964 HONDA 150 doe 400 miles. Perfect, |$460. May be se21 at 82 Grenfell Steet, anytime, $5. DOWN buys any model Canadian made bicycle. All sizes, all models. From }$34.95. Dominion Tire, 48° Bond Street West 3 LAWN MOWER headquarters! New and used, 2 cycle, 4 cycle electirc or gas- oline, from $15. up. Terms. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. |STORE FOR RENT, size 24 ft. x 64 ft. jnear Four Corners, Whitby. 106 Dundas Street West, phone Whitby 668-2061 35 HP JOHNSON outboard motor, 5 gal. tank with extra shaft and 'casing, A-1 condition Will accept' smalier motor plus jcash. Private. | ice esate acids li js0op used clothing, suits, coats, dresses, trousers, etc. Reasonable: prices. Len |Pullan 10-12 Prince Street 728-5311. FISH AND CHIP truck tor s ck for sale, fryers, |refrigerator, grill etc Y Telephone 728-2536 LOST -- Female hound, tan and white;| has cut in one ear. Answers to "Patsy'.| |Reward. Anyone knowing wherabouts stoves, |call 725-3938, 68 Wayne Street The school has 350 students and 10 teachers and was tested by health officials in mid-June. They found 10 serious cases and seven other persons in- fected, The outbreak has been de- 'scribed by. Dr. S. A. Holling,| TB prevention director for On- tario, as "'serious in terms of volume."' But he said the chil- dren would all recover com- pletely and '"'the chances of re- lapse are negligible." 35--Swap and Barter HOUSE SOLD -- All furniture and elec- trical appliances for sale. In excellent condition. Early evening, call 725-0614. 36--Legal 1, Melvin E. Tripp, Port Perry, On- tario, wii! not be responsiple for any debts contracted In my 'ame, by any- one, on or after this date, July 7, 1964, without my written consent. M. E. Tripp IN THE MATTER OF THE CHANGE OF NAME_ ACT, REVISED STATUTES OF ON- TARIO, 1960, CHAPTER 49, AND AMENDMENTS THERE- TO: AND IN THE MATTER OF THE CHANGE OF NAME OF WILHELM FRANZ SAM- ULSKI, ELISABETH SAMUL- SKI, SONJA MARIA SAMUL- SKI AND FRANK, GERHARD SAMULSKI TAKE NOTICE that. an op- plication will be mode on Thursday, the 13th day of August, 1964 at ten-thirty o'clock in the forenoon E.D, S.T, under The Change of Name Act, R.S.0. 1960, Chapter 49, before Judge Alexander C. Hall, in his Chambers at the Court house in Whitby, Ontario, by Wil- helm Franz Samulski, of Osh- awa, Ontario, to change the name of the above persons to Wilhelm Franz Sanders, Elis- abeth Sandérs, Sonja Maria Sonders and. Frank Gehard Sanders. DATED at Oshawa, this 6th day of July, 1964 McGIBBON & BASTEDO, Barristers & Solicitors, 20 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario Solicitors for the Applicant. DRUG DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED Notice is hereby given that Drug Distributors, Limited in- tends to surrender its charter. DATED at Oshawa this 3Qth day of June, 1964, (signed) Ruby L, Lovell Secretary SAVE 15% to 50% | Comfort |° |for allergy and backache sufferers, Free duri canopies. No} | 32--Articles for Sale ng WARD'S ODDS N' ENDS READY-TO-HANG DRAPERY SALE Over 100 assorted pair from our big spring selection. Sizes to fit every window but not in every pattern. | SHOP EARLY FOR THESE ARE JUST BEST SELECTION A FEW SAMPLES OF THE TREMENDOUS BARGAINS ARAGON - 95", fits 12 ft. track was 51 ' MAYA - 95", fits 4 ft. track was 16.98 - plain green, lined, 3 widths x Gold Modern, Lined, 98 - SALE PRICED 39.99 pr. 12.99 pr. width ° x SALE PRICED ~| OBITUARIES STOCKS TORONTO 11 A.M, 8B Press y The Canadian Toronto Stock Exchange--July @ .. 4Quotations in cents unless marked $. 1--Odd , xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- rights, xw--€x-warrants. Net change is from previous board-lot closing sale.) INDUSTRIALS Stock Abitibi TI Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 595 $15 155 400 390 390 30 720 $34% U% 14% 70 $72 71% 125 $31% 31% 200 25 25 740 $17% 17% 600 $14%4 14% 150 $17¥%2 174 275 75 210 864 § Rn + 31% -- Va 23. +9 17%4 Ma + Me Wat' 24 ve 65Ve 12 + Ve 57% Bank Mont Bank NS Bell Phone 32% 3% " 64% 1a -- Va 4 Mm 24a. Va 25 282 -- % 475 fe 392+ Va 50 $724. 724 72% 3 30 +M% -! Brockville Build. Prod 'Cal Pow Cai Cem pr Ci Fndry Can Perm CSL. | ona pr xd 225 1 Ne | Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge! 235 $22% 22% 22% 760 22 + %) . AS | 7100 Stock Dofasco D Stores Dom Tar Dom Text 21%4 23% 27 53% 72% nv a4 12M 46% Ve 22Ve 10' W% 80 FPE-Pion A 250 Globe A 250 | Un Gas rts 6070 Horne Pf HB Oil G Hur Erie Husky AMusky C w Imp Oil Imp Tob Ind. Accep ind Wire Inland Gas inland G w 800 Int Nickel Int Util Inter PL Int Stl P Inv Syn A Jefferson Jeff Bw 250 50 304 1700 508 100 1350 200 $51% 51% $13% 13% $23% 23% 51% 13% + Ye 23% 160 160 --5 Be B+ 87%4-- «| $25%2 25% 25% | $87%2 87'2 872 -- Va) 315 31S 31S +5 S642 642 642 S8¥e 8% «Se + Ve 340 340 240 +15 90 987% 874 Cc Chem w CF Prod CF Prod ipr CGE pr Cc imp Bk C C ind Gas CPR 45 ™% 394 -- a 730 455 455 215 $53%4 5314 0 $394 39% $0614 66 310M $462 337 519% 3°62 314% 14% $534 5% 240. 240 $112 1% $612 bY S93 9% $3614 36% $422 42' $11% 11% 11% 11% 215 215 215 516% 16% 16% + Yo 511% 11% 11% 440 440440 435 435 435 150. 150 150 361% 61 614+ $23Y%4 23%4 23%4-- V2 330 100 685 z13 100 150 665 250 360 225 725 100 390 30 495 200 300 200 150 440 1031 100 10% 4bYa 7 9% 16% C Tire A Cc Vickers CWN Gpr Chermnceil | Clairtone Clairton w Col Celi Conduits | Con Bidg Con MS Con Paper Con Gas n Cosmos Craig Bit Crain RL Crush Int Cygnus. A Cygnus B Dale Dist Seag | D Bridge 100 MRS. JOHN HELE | The death of Mrs. John Hele| occurred in Oshawa General | Hospital today. She has been in failing health for five years. The former Miss Annie Mabel Towers she was born in Maple, Ont., a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Towers. She moved to Oshawa with her fam- ily at an early age and was educated in Oshawa schools. She married John Hele |Oshaw: in a in 1903 and was pre- | deceased by her husband in |1937. Mrs. Hele was a member | of the First Baptist Church and a life member of the Canadian |Red Cross Society. She is survived by two daugh-| ters, Mrs. Herbert Weir (Mary), and Mrs. Gordon Burnett (Mar- |jorie), both Oshawa. and four sons, John, Aubrey, Thomas and Albert, of Oshawa and prede- ceased by her eldest son, Wil-| liam in 1951. There are 17 grandchildren and 33 - great- grandchildren, | Resting at the MclIntosh- Anderson Funeral Home for a |service in the chapel, Friday, |July 10, at 2 p.m. Rev. H. A. |Mellow will conduct the © ser- |awa Union Cemetery. FUNERAL OF MRS. LILLIAN ANNON The memorial service for |Mrs. Lillian Annon, who died |suddenly at her home, 6 Bur- cher road, Ajax, Saturday, June |27, was held at the Sherrin Fu- neral Monday, June 29. Rev. Baxter, minister of Ajax Baptist Church, conducted the servicc Interment was in Er- skine Cemetery, Dunbarton. The pallbearers were T. Clark- son, Glenn Martyn, Don Kemp, T. Puckrin, Lloyd Morecombe and Lorne Kemp. FUNERAL OF JOHN SANDFORD DUGAN | The memorial service for| John Sandford Dugan, who died at the Oshawa General Hospi- tal, Sunday, July 5, in his 64th jyear, was held in the Arm- strong Funeral Home, Tues- 'day, July 7, at 2 p.m. Rev.. R. B. Lytle, of Calvary |Baptist Church, conducted the |service, Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. The pallbearers were Al Nicholson, Otto Sharrard, Thom- as Collen, Len Manning, Jack {Hooper and Sven Lagerquist. | Oshawa A | QN Gas pr Jockey C Kelly DA Labatt Lafarge A Lafarge wis © LOnt Cem 400 435 435 435 +5 $6 6 --t $19%e 19% 19% Sue 10 Wat ¥ 3 3 3 25 280 285 +10 Lav Fin 450 316%e 16% 16¥e+ Ve Lau F 63wst z50 410 410 410 Levy xd 75 $18% 18% 18% Levy B pr $3. 623 2 Lob Co A $84 8% $3%4 8% $49 4" $31% 31% $122 322 $i2% 12% $30% , 30¥2 316% 16Va $31% 314 3148+ % $157 155 157 +1% $342 Ma Ma-- Va $6°% 63%4 654 $5%a 5% S¥a-~ Ve 140 140 140) +5 $13%e 13% 135%e-- V4 $56¥e 56% S6%a-- es $12% 124 12% $474 47a 470 $22% 225% 2258 400 400 400 $14 142 dat 29 13% 13% 800 800 800 $i% 12 12 --% $44% 44% 44% 39% 92 9 126 126 126 775 327 500 225 z10 720 730 ms M Leaf Mill 220 Mass-F 2836 Mass-F SV 120 Molson A Mon Foods Montex Montex wts Mont Loco Moore Nat Drug Noranda NO NGas Nor Tar Ch Ogilvie 8% -- Ve 8%+ ve 4" | 31% na 1244 -- Ve 30% 162 25 200 200 100 100 Ws 210 165 Pac Peet Pac Pete w Pow Corp Price Bros QN Gas --20 QN G 399 w QN G 68 Ww Revelstoke Rockowr Rothman Bk 2150 pr 150 25 265 100 $12% 12% $752 752 $12% 12% $18% 18% Royal Salada Shell Can Metro Mart Stock Trade Gusto Sags | TORONTO (CP) -- Specula-, tive trading continued to high- light activity on the stock mar- ket Tuesday, but some earlier zip was missing. 12% 18% -- Ve | | | St Pav | Well Fin te 300 | W Pacific | Woodwd A Today's Toronto Stock M Stock Shell | wts Shop Save Silverwd B Simpsons Slat Steel Slater A w Southam WN Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 2520 615 610 610 400 $139% 1344 13%4-- % 215 $15v% 15 «15 245 $23% 23%2 238 245 250 100 150 535 300 40 100. 825 215 z10 2120 170 S11% 11% 11% $25% 25% 25% + Ve $32 964% 64% 644 -- % 2 2 2 2 a+ Me 9 Steel Can $12% 12 $40¥2 40¥2 9 9 si0 10) (0 $22. 22 61 60 60 Th Fea | ee $13/2 13% 13% $364 36% 36% $6%4 6% 6% $18Ve 18% 18%--~ Ve $1794 17% 17% $195 19% 19% -- Ve $202 202 20¥2 $105 1058 105% -- ve $26%4 26% 26% Trans PPL Turnbull Un Gas -- 150 100 2100 Versatile Vic G Tr Walk GW 150 200 Weston A 135 Weston 6B 225 West A wis 267 230 OILS WO 30 390 100 $24 24 900 220 220 220 200 310 310 319 120 $16% 16% 16% 350 835 935 835 1500 30 200 WCoast Tr --§ +% Alminex Bailey $ pr Camerina CS Pete C Superior Cent Del C Dragon Dome Pete Fargo Gridoil Meda! Midcon N Davies Provo Gas Ranger Spooner Stanwell Teck Corp Un Oils Un Reef P Ww Cecalta Wilshire Yan Can 30 24 %6 % 305 305 372 37% 480 «485 se 38 500 --s 8000 406 1000 1000 1816 900 5000 1000 5832 500 2000 1000 7! va 140 --4 15a + Va 73 520 +10 74 4 30 1 205 +3 M5 4A 7 210 140 15 72 £25 4 30 204 345 4A 100 1000 4%2 MINES 640 640 61 6 16 16 W 1) eee, 2 215 215 --3 24 24Va-- Va Advocate Agnico Am Larder Amal Rare Area A Arcadia Atl C Cop Base Mets Belleterre Bibis +1 $28%4 2834 28% + Ve Na 2 +) Ye| Candore arke? Li Sales | " High Low a.m. Ch'ge is 4 M4 o © Stock Black Bay 8500 Big Nama 750 B Nama rts 5582 - Bralorne 200 Brunswk nso | Bunker H = 5290 4625 100 % 500 2000 1688 Cadamet Camflo Cc Tung C Austeaj C Dyno | Con Keeley 2500 5000 4000 575 300 1500 Captain Cassiar Cent Pat Cheskirk Chester Chimo Coch will | Coniagas Con Shaw C Brewis, a 4 48 S17 17% 17% 20 20 2 13% 13% 13% 36 56 S56 314% 14% 14% + Ve 495 495 495 335 320 200 $29 340 340 (340 000-174 WA 7% 250 184 184 184 1500 200 Dome East Sull F'west T F Mar Frncoeur Frobex Genex 28000 Glenn Ur 24700 GF Mining 37500 Goldray 1000 uv < 10 n 1 16 «16 +1 "4 1 2 --3 49 --3'a 4 +t 8 20 700 | 9 | i -n % 5 790 790 $28% 28% 282 $662 662 662 | 12% 12% 124 | Hydra Ex 26V2 262 26¥2-- \a Int Helium 3 Irish Cop I Iso --4 Jacobus +1 Jelex 2000 2A-- a Joburke 14000 10% 10 Wet % Jonsmith 10000 15 «(14% 14¥e K Anacon 5664 102 99 100 +1 + +% 21% 21% 330 +10 | 2" stings NW Net Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Kirk Min 1500 18% 18% I8-- Ve L Dufavit 542 $11 11 1% Leitch 1200. 515 us Lencourt 1000 Macdon 6500 10000 500 7500 3550 Pe a se Pe * susygsSssssge8aags 3 susytisetagescuss. = Lb (Let bb » e = Pr + . as8aB8-Sevousisssagelczey~. isacst. s Ss Que Lith Quemont Radiore Rag'an Rayrock Realm Rio Aigom kuwan Con Ryiror Steeloy Steen R Svitiven, Temag Territory Thor & Tembill Torbri: Tormont 33328 SE ge BSSSSS8E enon €Sea 33 2009 1500 19300 5000 2500 Tribag Trin Chib Vauze Wasamac 400 129 W Beaver 2000 West Mines 400 Windfall 232676 Yk Bear 500 Yukeno 7000 18 Zulapa 45900 222 Sales to 11 A. M.: 1,281,000. FOREIGN TRADING Coin Lake 1000 21 2) 21 Deerhorn 300 Guif Lead 1000 High Bell 400 Leitch 120 DIVIDENDS ~5 | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Mines Mcintyre Porcupine record Ltd., 50 cents, Sept. 1, NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS General Petroleums Drilling Co., year ended March 31: 1963 $267,539; 1962, $13,936. NEWS IN BRIEF WAS TSE MEMBER TORONTO (CP) -- Funeral service for John Hales Mitchell, 162, a partner of the Toronto Stock Exchange firm of W. G. | AID FOR INDIANS MPs Welcome Bootstrap Plan By ARCH MacKENIE OTTAWA (CP)--A compre- hensive self-help program of community development for \Canada's 200,000 registered In- jdians was announced in the Commons Tuesday by Citizen- ship Minister Rene Tremblay All four opposition parties welcomed it. The first allocation is $3,551,- 000 for three years, Mr. Trem- blay said. The program will marshal skills and resources of the Indians themselves, akin to | |Mitchell and Company, will be|the aid that Canada extends for Volume for the day was 5,471,-/helq today. He died July 3 at/underdeveloped nations. 000 shares comparedwith 6,48 000 shares traded Monday. | Windfall, a $1.39 winner Mon-; day, fell to profit takers and) closed at $1.45, off 50 cents on turnover of 847,278 shares. George A. MacMillan, president) had encountered mineralization Township near Timmins. Other Timmins - area stocks} eased six cents to 43 cents, and Genex 1% cent to 47 cents. Belleterre two cents to 53 cents) and Genex \%4 cent to 37 cents. Midrim tacked on six cents to 53 cents and Teck Corp. 15) cents: to $5.20. Meanwhile industrials put on a strong show. Shop and Save which recently announced a sharp increase in earnings gained 1 to 13% and Fraser % to 32%. Massey Ferguson traded actively in tacking on %| to 31% after selling at a new high of 31% at one point. Dis.| tillers Seagram was up % to 60 and Dominion Stores % to 21%: On the losing side, Algoma dipped 1 to 71%. -|his summer residence at Notta-| wasaga Beach. Born and edu- cated here, he joined the firm of his father, Lt.-Col. W. G. Mitchell, in 1923. PAYS FINE TORONTO (CP)--Minutes be- |vice. Interment will be in Osh-|f Windfall, said the companyirore the deadline Mrs. Dora Bilozir, 57, of Hamilton paid a lin its first drill hole in Prosser|¢so9 fine for cheating at bingo. Last Thursday Magistrate P. J. Bolsby, who convicted her of |were mixed. PCE Explorations| cheating, gave Mrs. Bilozir until Monday to pay the fine or serve a four-month jail term. HEAD FOR CAMPS TORONTO (CP)--Toronto In- 140 cents, Goldfields 10 cents to|ternational Airport was alive with Girl Guides Monday as they criss-crossed Canada on their way to Girl Guide Heri- tage camps. throughout the country, When they arrive at their destinations, there will be eight girls from Canada and the Vnited States in camp in each province 'and in two extra camps run by the Guides Cath- oliques du Canada in Ontario and Quebec, WIN CHESS OLYMPICS MOSCOW (AP) -- A Soviet team has won a Chess Olym- | Indian participation is essen- \tial, the minister said. So was provincial co-operation. | "Community development... limplies acceptance of reserves as Indian communities,' Mr. Tremblay told the Commons. \*A community -development ef- fort will need to be sustained at least until those reserves which have the necessary po- tential are brought to approx- imate social and economic par- ity with neighboring non-Indian |communities. CAN BE RESETTLED "Where no economic basis for the existence of a reserve can be found, the community devel- opment process can be em- ployed equally effectively in re- settling people in other areas." Later he told a press confer- jence that a recruiting campaign |will start soon for about 60 skilled community development officers who will work through Indian aides. It was too soon to say whether Canada could supply these spe- cially - skilled people. Special courses were being set. up by the Indian affairs branch to Senior base metals were quiet| nics by correspondence, the In-|train personnel. and firm. Falconbridge gained Y% to 73%. | Among golds, Cochenour Wil- lans dipped 10 cents to $3.25, a 1963 low. On index, industrials were up| .21 to. 158.53, base metals .11 to 64.77 and the exchange index 14 to 147.98. Golds were down .80/ to 131.63 and western oils 1.21 to 99.58. COMING EVENTS BARN DANCE Allen Foster's Barn in KENDAL SATURDAY, JULY 11th 9:30 P.M. $1. per person | KENDAL | 'STREET FAIR | | | | | | OSHAWA LIONS CLUB BINGO - WED. NIGHT $1,200 in cash prizes Jackpot Nos. 52 and 53 JUBILEE PAVILTON FREE ADMISSION | | ternational Federation of Chess by Correspondence said Tues- day. Second was an East Ger- man team, followed by Sweden, The minister said. he hopes universiites will establish }courses to help meet the need. Half the initial $3,551,000 al- West Germany, Hungary. Ar-/location will go toward provid- gentina, Spain, Yugoslavia and|ing these officers, he added. Denmark. PROTEST UNIFORMS LONDON (CP)--British waymen are protesting their new. grey uniforms, troduced a few months ago,! rail- that |SETS TARGET The target was to promote [Indian initiative and self-suffi- ciency, reducing federal man- in-jagement of Indian affairs. The provinces had a key role to play make them look like Nazis. The|and the benefits should include designers will tions. PARIS (Reuters) -- French- man Georges Paques, 50-year- old former NATO official, Tues- day was sentenced to life im- prisonment on a treason charge by the state security court. make modifica-|a lowered need for Indian wel- \fare assistance. He said he NATO Man Who Spied 'Handed Life In Prison Russians documents including Western military plans for psy- chological warfare during the Berlin crisis of 1961 after the East Germans built the Berlin wall, Defence counsel Charles sensed a new desire for more independence and self-reliance among .younger Indians. Canadian Indians, among the fastest-growing groups in the population, are expected to number 250,000 in six years. Of the present 200,000 registered as Indians, about 146,000 live on reservations, 20,000 on Crown land and 30,610 elsewhere. The expectation was that the new concept of Indian commu- nity development would affect 120,000 directly and many others indirectly. Three or four development projects would be inaugurated including the area north of Sioux Lookout, Ont., and in the Kenora, Ont., area. Mr. Tremblay said a federal- provincial conference on Indian affairs, shifted from an original May date to October, will dis< cuss the scheme. But it was concerned mainly with the prov- inces providing as much health, welfare, education and other service to Indian bands as pos- sible in return for federal com- pensation, NEWS IN BRIEF SHOW FILM OTTAWA (CP)--High Arctic, a documentary film on Eskimo life 1,000 miles from the North Pole, had its premiere Tuesday night under the auspices of the RCMP which assisted in its production. The one-hour color film won enthusiastic applause from the audience, which in- cluded federal cabinet ministers and' several diplomats. Ex- plorer Lewis Cotlow of New York, its producer, said his aim was to record life in a primi- tive Eskimo settlement before it felt the impact of civilization. QOST RISES OTTAWA (CP) -- Estimated cost. of the long-delayed CBC buildings in Montreal and Tor- onto has gone up more than $30,000,000 since planning started in 1957, the Commons public accounts committee was told Tuesday night. CBC Presi- dent Alphonse Ouimet said the Montreal headquarters now was estimated to cost $60,000,000 as compared with $38,500,000 seven years ago. The .Toronto esti- mate had climbed in the same period to $45,000,000 from $35,- 000,000, 4 MAGAZINE ON SALE DARTMOUTH, N.S. (CP) -- The first issue of the Crier, planned as a monthly newg magazine, appeared on news- stands here and in Halifax Tuesday. The 40-page maga- zine, published by Crier Publi- cations Limited of Dartmouth, contains poetical and literary articles and news reports. wonis Club; the Parks Boards; |f5-' intormation. | Children Under 16 Not Admitted _ The verdict came after a two-| RELEASE FIGURES FRANKLIN - Plain Parchment The students of 0.C.V.I. and M.C.V.1. who assisted. 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May be doubled or tripled | $150 IN JACKPOTS day trial in which Paques ad- mitted handing documients to Soviet embassy officials in Paris over a period of several years. Paques was deputy press offi- cer at NATO headquarters here| when arrested last August. | Verny said Paques was largely instrumental in bringing about the detente in the Berlin crisis of August, 1961, when he gave the Russians a document show- ing. Western determination to use force against Soviet initi- ative, including blocking the au- SAIGON (Reuters) -- Two- and-a-half years of fighting in South Viet Nam has cost the United States 152. men killed and 971 wounded, official fig- ures issued Tuesday said. The figures showed another 96 Americans killed through track was 59.98 pr 446 Simcoe Sireet| | SALE PRICED OT IEE R UD In a final statement to the|tobahn. court Paques said he had acted} Verny said Paques's Soviet in "a sacred mission to|contacts told him a few weeks save mankind from war." later that the document was Prosecutor Jean Caron toldjone of the elements which had the court Paques supplied Rus-|!ed Soviet Premier Khrushchev sian embassy officials with vital|to show moderation after ear- linformation concerning the de-}lier threats. : : fence of France and the West-|_ Prosecutor Caron _ said ern alliance. He said Paques|Paques, "'an instrument in the | supplied information to the Rus-|hands of the Soviet Union and Ply in 1944 in North Africa, . on con gee then in France after the liber-/2/S° Suppiled the Russians wit lation dp to the time of his ar- NATO defence plans in the Mid- E rest last summer. dle East and political reports; The Ganges, India's sacred ; on 'the NATO assessment: ofjriver, runs 1,560 miles from its ADMISSION| CONCERNED BERLIN |Khrushchev and Cuban Premier|source among the Himalayan $1.00} He said Paques gave the| Fidel Castro. glaciers to the Bay of Bengal untiring efforts to ensure the success of the two meets My Humble Thanks. to one and oll Sincerely Borclay S. Law Chairman, Oshawa Track Club, Branch 43, Royal Canadian Legion. means other than action against Viet Cong guerillas. EXPECTING AGAIN ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP)--The Aberdeen American-News said Tvesday that Mra, Andrew Fis- icher, mother of only quintuplets in the U.S., is expecting an- other child. 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