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CLARENCE MARLOW | BLACKSTOCK -- The death of Mrs. Clarence Marlow occur-) red at Doctor's Hospital, Toron-| to, Saturday, July 11, at 3 a.m.| Although ill for two weeks,| death came suddenly. The de-| ceased was in her 64th year. | The former Agnes Kate) Swain, a daughter of the late Catherine Werry and Stanford Swain, she was born in Cart- wright township. She received her education in Cartwright schools and Whitby Ladies' Col- i ege. On Sept. 29, 1928, she mar- ried Clarence Marlow of Black- stock. In early life, she was active in Young People's work, and women's associations but for several years health has called for a quiet life. She was a member of Blackstock United Church. Surviving besides her husband Clarence, is one son, Bill, who -was in Melbourne, Australia, but flew home; two sisters, Mrs. M. Sanderson (Ann) and Mrs. O. Carley (Margaret); one brother, Wier, all of Toronto; three brothers, Lew Herb and Harold all of Cartwright. Pre- deceased by one brother Roy, in the first world war. The funeral service wa in McDermott - chapel, Port Perry, 2 p.m. July 14, .at} Rev. P. Romeril. Interment was in Union Cemetery, Cadmus. Pallbearers were: Dr. Sanderson, Ernest Swain, Clare mony United Church. He farmed at before it became the present Oshawa airport, by his wife Lily May, in 1943. ters, (Katie), (Mary) Mrs. (Eva) and Mrs. Robert Knox (Ella) all of Oshawa, five sons, James, John, and Robert | grandchildren, Fatealb | grandchildren. and was conducted by | Funeral Home, Rev, J. Griffith, Dunsford, and|the chapel, Saturday, July 18 at 11 a.m. Rev. N. T. Holmes of Harmony Harry|conduct the service. Interment) Swain, and Keith Van Camp. Many beautiful floral tokens and large attendance at the chapel spoke of the esteem in which deceased was held, | WILLIAM G. LINDSEY William G. Lindsey, of Har-| mony road north, Oshawa, died at the Oshawa General Hospi-| tal Wednesday, July 15, after an) illness lasting one year. He was) in his 9ist year.- The son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsey, he was) born in County Caven, Ireland, in 1874, He married the former Lily May Crowells in Bowman-| ville in. 1899. He has been a@ resident of Oshawa for 87 years. He was a member of Har- ornton's road for 43 years) Mr. Lindsey was predeceased He is survived by four daugh- Mrs. Walter Langmaid Mrs. Alvin Currah Edward Fice Russell, Wilfred of Oshawa, 16 and 9 great- He is resting at the Armstrong) for service in} United Church will will be in Oshawa Union Ceme- Vernon, Donald Swain, Jac k} tery. Felled Plane, Popov Off | Party Books | MOSCOW (AP) -- A Commu: | nist official named Popov has) been expelled from the party) for knocking down a plane with| saskatchewan. a vodka bottle. Popov was on a picnic near Tambov, 260 miles southeast of Moscow, with some friends. A crop - dusting plane swooped low, scattering chemical dust in soup simmering on the camp- fire. Angered, Popov picked up a vodka bottle, aimed, fired--and hit the plane's wing. The dam- aged plane 'thad to make a forced landing and Popov and devastation, have started to} harvest their oat crops pre-| maturely. DEATHS Saskatoon--Dr. Ralph C. 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(323k " Th hth 15a | 210 214 +2 490 23 7 295 55 Okalta W Permo Petrol Prairie Oil Provo Gas Sarcee Spooner Teck Corp Triad OW Union Oil Un Reet P Vandoo 199 16 Wespac W Decaita 5% 15 214 MINES 630 74 21 151 25 104 9% 9 76 7 % 22% 20 N"+I% 655 655 655 =S 2 #27 27% 0 9% 10 +1 "% i% I*% 5% 15 15 ee | 16% 16% 164 170 «170 170 26 -24Va 16 1000 9 9 9 200 120 120 1270 100 240 240 240 2 Advocate Agnico All Pitch A Am Moly A Arcadia Atl C Cop Atlin-Ruf Barnat 1000 Base Mets 147800 Bethim 100 - --) +2 +" Bibis Bidcop 2000 B Nema rts 1800 Black Bay 3000 Bunker H 28800 Cadamet 1068 Camflo 1000 Cam Mines 4825 C Austral ¢c no C Faraday C Keeley Candore Cheskirk Chester Coch Will Coniagas Con-Key CG Arrow 2000 C Halli 14256 Marcus 500 30000 500 ys) 2» + 7500 194 19% 19% 30500 14 #13 «1 500 v7 310 82 VW 45 38 80 73 1 500 c Con c Morrison. 1000 Negus 6066 Nichol C Northid 26 Nn 4 50 Craigmt SAR Ub Croinor 3% 31% Cusco Deinite Dicknsn Discovery Dome 17 324 wo 300 124 $29% 29% 29% + V% S$ Weis + Duvan 2000 100 200 200 200 East Mal sell, pathologist and former member of the federal plant pathology department of the University of | Colorado Springs, Colo.--Mer- | rill E. Shoup, 65, chairman of| the board of Holly Sugar Cor- poration. St. John's, Nfld,--Mrs, Arthur Johnson, wife of Newfound- land's deputy minister of eco- nomic development; of a heart attack. Baltimore -- Stanley Sanger, 56, racehorse owner and manu- facturer of men's clothing; of a heart attack. /YOU CAN SEE "KWAI" ket Listings | Northcal | Utd Porc ae iNet Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 100 330 39 33 300 stock East Sull Fwest T z 0» 2» Late action. proved deciding Thursday night as Eastern teams chalked up victories over Western clubs in Canadian Foot- ball League exhibition action. 70,0 's00 "eco "#0 | At Ottawa the Rough Riders ~4 |¢came up with three late touch: RR 2» °%» 41 |downs to break up a defensive Joburke | Jotiet Jonsmith GF Mining Granduc Gulf L Gunnar High-Bell Int Helium Iso 1 275 360 580 580 43000 34a 2842 30 155 es bia Lions 21-6. At Toronto Jim =~, |Christopherson booted a field | goal with less than three min- " utes remaining to give the Ar- gy og -- yi @onauts a 15-12 decision over 2% 21% 214+ %|\Calgary Stampeders. sit sts) 22 | TD passes from regular Rider te ee |quarterback Russ Jackson and a 36 ea _, _|second - stringers Mike Mosolf Argos Lick Stamps; iz: Riders Maul Lions battle and down British Colum-) TN OR MCT eR ACRTORE MM ARO RNR ETI and Bob O'Billovich ran up the Ottawa count. Jackson hit Ernie White late in the third quarter, Mosolf tossed to Len Sparks éarly in the final quarter and a Roberts gathered in the O'Billovich effort with just a second remaining. B.C. halfback Lou Holland, a | standout for the defending west- lern champions all night, {romped around left end for a |29-yard gain and B.C.'s only \TD, also in the fourth quarter. | \BOOTS TWO Christophéerson's toe ac: counted for two field goals for Argos, fail-enders in the East- ern Conference last season who must have taken some satisfav- tion in. edging "the Stamps. Cal- gary whomped them 50-0 in in- terlocking play last season. Stamps marched 76 yards on 12 plays the first tithe they got the ball, with Larry Robinson getting a field goal from the 18. Argos bounced back for a TD in the third quarter, quarter- back Jackie Parker and hall- back Dick Shatto combining on a 55-yard pass-and-run, They ladded a single and Calgaty a jpair of singles before the end of the quarter. U% Wh 44 | 245 «(240 $154 15% i: In the fourth quarter, Christo- pherson, a former Minnesota Viking in the National Football League, got his first three- 'ty MASON QUIT BUS 10 | = wi +} «A +14) No 105 105 --1 1704 17M 174 --1%| 1% 12 12 -- i 20 20% +18 years ago Luigi Bordignon used 40 6435 +15 to load his masonry. equipment a aboard a bus and ride to work. 6 Now Mr. Bordignon is presi- -- -2 'dent of three companies, owns st 5a a (five trucks, two fork lifts, about ie 18 'ja dozen power buggies and 625 625 625 +10 | $250,000 worth of granite and 2s ---1§|marble cutting equipment--and 959 --10 |rides to work in an auto. 1044 But he says he probably owes 1 part of his good fortune to a bus driver. "He told me that if I kept rae |packing my equipment onto the 7) lbus every morning, he soon |wouldn't have any other pas- , |sengers," said Mr, Bordignon. 2 "So I borrowed $300 and 5 +% 67 435 " % Northgate Nova Mines Obaska O'Leary Orehan Paramaq Pce Expl Peerless Perron Preston Que Lith % 1% 525 + 17% + 277 + 400 --5 525 +10 16a-- Va 140 30 100 147 13 Territory Tombill Tormon ¢ Trans Can Tribag Trin Chib U_ Mining UCL Mine Un Keno Un Fort 35" + 62 735 12 20% 305 45 154 ,{bought a second-hand truck and + veiput wheels under Bordignon + |Masonry Co." 4 +1 leMPLOY 93 MEN ™s -§) This year the companies 9 W@W B= 1s] owned by the 31-year-old Italian 27% 2% 272 + Yalimmigrant, Bordignon Masonry, 21% 21. "1 =! |Gontinental Marble, and Van- couver Granite, employ 93 men and will gross an estimated | $2,500,000. 4 42 | Phe firms are getting ready wn n a Itor their biggest job -- facing its ESET =< Violam Wasamac Willroy Wiltsey Windfall Yale Lead Yukeno Zenmac Zulape 1000 5200 500 13000 Sales to 11 a.m.: 1,669,000. | ADD Teronto 11 A. M. stocks FOREIGN TRADING Cc Halli 4 43 Lorado 500 156 Northcal 1000 71 wer ALL JERRY LEWIS SHOW "SAD SACK" COLOUR Show "Delicate Delinquent" 4 4 Mon.-Fri, DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. oe TWE STORY OF A YOUNG AMERICAN AID tS RISE TO PRINCE OF THE CHURCH, PLEASE SEE FROM THE BEGINNING FEATURE TIMES -- 2:00 5:15 - 8:30 LAST COMPLETE SHOW -- 8.:30 his friends attacked the pilot} and his: mechanic. The newspaper Izvestia first) told the story last week and) complained that Popoy got only, a reprimand from the local) Communist party . committee--| of which he was a member--and | that the downed pilot was re- buked for spoiling the soup, Izvestia reported Thursday that a regional party headquar- | ters had overruled the local| committee, and ordered Popov's | expulsion, "2 BIG FIRST RUN THRILLERS! MONSTER Vs "GOLIATH THE MIGHTIEST BATTLE OF THEM ALL! GOLIATH... SEE: the revolt of the faceless humanoids ! PLAYING AIR CONDITIONED FOR COMFORT Truck Purchase Fortunate Move VANCOUVER (CP) -- Eight) WOW PUNE} Continuous | BILTMORE 'Ss, gaat | () 1:30 P.M. 2! pointer. But Calgary quarterback Ba- THE OSHAWA TIM@S, Friday, July 17, 1968- Ww Business People 'On the Move' read The Oshawo Times and some Of ther are frequently seorehing for places to © néw business ér re-locéte @ rapidly expending business. 'aebiih po ceRe e OUT-DOOR IN-DOOR LIVER POOL ROAD ond 401 EAST \ Phone, 282-8365 T e ee . ) ot 839-2171 | A da KIDDIES KARTOON KARNIVAL Iso TWO ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS rid LILLIES OF THE FIELD" SYDNEY PORTIER A SK | U Dp" PAUL NEWMAN children under 12 admitted free soem THE BIG TOWN BOYS Dancing 9 p.m, 'til 1, f Admission $1.50 ubiiiecs COSA Uw r1 gle Day got his club moving. The Stamps drove 80 yards in Dillard crunched through cen- tre to go 19 yards for the touch- * ome --, of ™ few 14-|and Stamps led 12-11. SOTO eee eee ees! The Argos got another single | 'To produce the facing I'm) ' jusing a secret mixing process a the final field goal; |mason in the old (Italy) coun-| ' The granite is jat a large deposit near Beaver- aaa Mr. Bordignon's general man-| Qualified Staff ager, Anton Novak, 38, said they TORONTO (CP)--A National riddled with quartz and feldspar) man said Thursday the NES is jerystals that are fluorescent. jhaving difficulty finding quali- Canada building won't light up| year's Canadian National Exhi- at night, but it will certainly) bition. CHUNKS ARE CRUSHED has openings for 300 to 300 per- Mr. Bordignon explained the sons as waitresses, dishwashers, plait : : short-order cook, chefs and to pieces five - eighths of aN|moeat carvers. So far the serv- cording to his process in a/ restaurant jobs, he said. "The panels are then polished | = -- and each will weigh about 800 The $1,000,000 Bank of Can- ada job will take a year to com- Meanwhile, the companies are busy with other construction University of B.C, Both men are working six' Novak says is the best marble- granite polishing plant in Can- and granite imported from quarries around the world, FRIDAY | ASPHELENE ' EARPETABGER "GEIR PEPPARD ALAN LADD BOB CMINGS MARTHA RYER ELOABETH ASHLEY LEW AYRES HART BALSA RALPH TAEDER ARE MOORE, itis unlikely that you will in a lifetime TECHNICOLOR S er Sessa AIR-COOLED five plays and halfback Jim down. The convert was good jhere with a granite compound. on a 58yard punt by Dave I learned while working as a ena "The granite is being quarried CNE Cafes Hunt |dell in the B.C, interior, deposit is unique in that it is| Employment Service s pokes- | 'The outside of the Bank of|fied restaurant staff for this sparkle," said Novak. | The spokesman said the NES chunks of material are crushed| unter aA, | Soe inch or smaller and mixed ac-lice has been unable to fill the mould with cement. pounds," he said. plete. jobs through the city and at the |days a week, developing what ada, and using marble slabs NVR on? is 8 and Foster's! COL. SANDERS' RECIPE Outdoor living . . . the season is here! Plan outdoor meals . . . at home or away . . . with Kentucky Fried Chicken . . . the perfect picnic meal! 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