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omy ap cr aa ae, eer laine oo gesuinitbavsiti Today s Toronto Stock Market Listings Blackstock, Janetville WI Groups Entertained 4 og er--Ex- rights, : wactewurrents. Net change Is , from previous board-lot closing sale. _ INDUSTRIALS Net . * sect Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 2 425 $15%e 15¥e 15¥e a Gas 485 935% 35) «(35 igoma ae Be "74 ~Algong wts 100 100 1p $m 3B 32%4 + Ye 300 $44V2 es 44g -- V2 '265 $252 282 252-- Ve 1000 3755 3750 3755 +§ 25 $31% 31% 31% $39%4 39% 39.4 $70 70 $30 «6 39% 1% om + tl sua 50 $54% S44 54% + Ya $10% 105% 10% ---ve! $515 (15 770° 770 779 $17 17% 17% $62 62 +62 | $69% 69% 69% + Me $10% 10 4 -- % $19% 137% 346% 46% 3182 18¥4 $152 15M $372 37¥2 $422 $12% $2014 Stock Prices Move Higher TORONTO (CP) Prices ,moved impressively higher on the stock market Wednesday - fol owing the lead of the New York market. There was strong demand for blue-chip industrial issues al- thovgh few gains were of more than a point. One exception was Massey - Ferguson which ad- vanced 1% to 28%. Supertest ordinary and Union Gas were gainers at 20 and 24% re- spectively. Gains of 4% were recorded by Trans-Canada Pipe Lines at 'HY, Dofasco at 24 and CPR 'at 46%. Base metals continued to show strength. Faltonbridge was ahead 1% to 75 and Inco % to 84144. Opemiska chalked up a 35-cent gain at $8.90 and Rio Algom 25 cents to 9.50. Golds were stronger despite a loss of % to Campbell Red Lake at 15%. Giant Yellowknife was ahead 4% to 11% and Dick- enson five cents to $4.95. Speculative mining issues were mixed on small demand. Windfall dipped nine cents to 66, Raglan two cents to $2.33 and Genex one cent to 48. New Taku countered the trend with -a gain of six cents to 51 cents while Joburke was up two cents bey +10 | 1% -- % 46a + Yel 18% | 15% + %| 7a + 422 12% -- 20 42% 12% 2 915 250 On index, industrials were up 92: to 159.58, golds .97 to 134.04, base metals .40 to 66.68, west- ern oils .21 to 96.73 and the ex- change Index .84 to 148.95. Vol- ume was 3,637,000 shares com- Stock Crush int is} B Sales 500 $23% Inland Gas Int Nickel Int Util xd Inter PL Int Stl 215 Manoir Ind Mass F xd Mass F 5% Met Stores Mid-West Montex 1125 | Morse A Ye} Morse B Nat Drug Ni eon Nia' & Stl Noranda Nor Phone Ocean Cem Ogilvie Overland pr Pac Pete Page-Hers Pow Corp Prem Tr Price Bros QN Gas QN Gas pr QN Gas 5S9w QN Gas 63w Reichhold Ryl Oak A 1010 196 500 200 100 144 StL Cp A p St Maurice Salada Sayvette Shell Can Shell. | pr Simpsons 250 Slat Steel p 100 Slater A wt 450 Southam 50 St Pav 4400 St Radio Steel Can Suptest Tamblyn Texaco 500. $: Tor-Dom Bk 180 'Tor Star pr 0 T FINA 1525 T Fin § 25 Trans-Mt 1035 Trans PPL = 250 Turnbull Un Gas Versatile 100 700 100 700 1065 200 ord da 500 West A wis 1653 Woodwd A 225 Zellers pr zi Zenith 400 $114 11% 11% 2 22$415 415 200 100 420 Net High Low ie Ch'ge 5s + % 89% 90 292 29 i 2 2 5a $Me 13% 134 60%4 6014 + 1G 7 7 1% h+ Ve 18¥e 18% 1' 18 325 Re Mas +5 $16% 16% st is 10 10% ' + wo 50% 50% 5014 23% 23% ova 16% Ye 8% 84a MM + $26% 262 -26%4 -- Ve $89% 89% 87% 340 M0 340 325 325 325 410 405 405 44 "4 4 $15% 15% 15% $19% 19% hn $12 128 $8% 8% $93a 9% $32% 32% $10% 10' 10 $30%4 30% 30% 210 210 210 $298 29 2" $16¥a 38% $84% +2 +% 00 $1452 1441/2 145 | Glen Uran 2 48% 9% w WA 1% 13 29\2 12% $45 44% 45 $10% 10%. 10% $1422 140 140 --1'l2 45 45 45 550 550 550 $8%° 8% 83% + | sit 792 79a + Va $103%2 103% 1032 + V2 7 7 7 $125@ 12% ine " 330 330 $18% 18% aM + ve} $272 272 27% $24% 24% 2% | $20%8 20% 207% --1%e 70 760 760 +10 $31% 312 24+ $102 102 1% -- ve $12%2 12¥4 12\2 $26% 268 2614 2 $20 20 20 + ee $22¥e 20 20+ Va) 582 5BY2 SBi2 + | $69% 694 -- Vel | $55¥2 55Va $12% Mg + v| $39 $19% i -"* $8% 8% b%e--% S94 9% 94 -- Ve $24% "on 24% -% $10 $362 ae 64 + sia 8 $17%4@ 7% In +% $19% 19% 17 $19% 19% im $10% 10% 1039+ %& ae Li! 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This gathering was planned for Cartwright. Park, but -the weather was so chilly, it was held in the Sunday School room of North Nestleton Church. Mrs. Arthur Hyland, president; of Nestleton WI, presided and oT a hearty welcome to all. One lady from each of the appreciation for being invited and for the very pleasant after- noon. There were good congrega-! tions at both churches in the! village Sunday morning. Next Sunday, Miss Jean Boyd| of Prince Albert, Sask., who has been visiting Canon and Mrs. Ashmore, and who is a Deaconess and teacher, will bel guest speaker in St. John's. Miss Sandra Schofield and! Len Carson, students of Quéen's | University, conducted the serv- ice in the United Church, | Tuesday, Aug. 4, Miss Kerri] Sparks and Miss Mary Gib-| \bons, Renfrew, with MIs §| Sparks' .mother . and grand- |parents were guests of Mr.| jand Mrs, Fred Hamilton. Miss | |Sparks was enrolled as a Lon3| |Land Ranger under th flag at!| Central School, with Cartwright] Land Ranger under the flag at/ | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright and| {Mr. and Mrs, Charles Smith| have returned from a pleasant| bus trip to the West coast. Mr. and Mrs. George Dun- bar and family, Scarborough, |were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wight and family. Leslie and Cheryl went home with them and had five days' visit. Mrs, Wright, Donald and Harold visited the Dunbars Fri- day and brought the girls home. Sorry to report Mrs. Harold Swain is in Oshawa General Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. H. McKee, Norwick, spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fergusén, who took her home Sunday and at- tended Decoration Service there. Rev. and Mrs. Merrill Fergu- son, Stratford, were weekend guests of Mrs. C. Hill and visit- ed the rest of the families. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor took a trip to Algonquin Park last | week, Mr. and Mrs, Blake Gunter and family enjoyed a trip to Port Arthur, Sault Ste. Marie and district last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Drink- twater and family, Ottawa, are guests of Mrs. W. W. VanCamp. Mr, and Mrs. John Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hamil- ton spent last week on a trip through parts of Northern On- tario and Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton land family are holidaying at Nobel, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Graham called on friends in Fenelon \Falls and visited her aunt in the Barbara Mary Rest ilome, |Bobcaygeon, Sunday. Mrs. George Wolfe is taking a two-week course in' Home Eco- nomics at Ottawa. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Grose (Sylvia |Kozub) who were married in Blackstock United Church Sat- urday. Sheppard Jr. Will Inherit Over $50,000 CLEVELAND (AP) -- Sam Sheppard Jr., 17, is going to in- herit more than $50,000 fromhis court recods here showed Wed- nesday. Ti youth, better known by his nickname "Chip," was re- united last month with his. father, Dr. Sam Sheppard, after the latter's release on bond from Ohio penitentiary. Dr. Sheppard served nine years of a life sentence for the bludgeon slaying of his wife, Marilyn, July 4, 1954. A federal judge's decision that freed him on bond pending a new trial is being appealed. Thomas S. Reese, father of Marilyn, killed himself with a THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdoy; August 13,1964 maternal grandfather, probate) Ce GOLF (The only 18 hole in the cred) Things VIEWS e MOUNTAIN AIR e BEAUTIFUL . . e to enjoy: LAKES e THE LAURENTIANS e SELECT . COMPANY or TRANQUIL PRIVACY eA SUMMER INNOVATION: A SUPERVISED CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND OUR LOW, LOW OFF-SEASON RATES © va IN LATE SUMMER AND AUTUMN 'ak. Interested ? Please write to shotgun in an east Cleveland motel room Feb. 13, 1963. Then 62,. he was a vice-president of Di-Noe Chemical Arts Incor- porated. 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