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TORONTO, 10:40 A.M. STOCKS Distributed by CP Torento Stock Exchange--Jan, 13 | QueAations in. cents unless marked $.} 2---Odg lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xt--Ex- rights, *w--Ex-warrants. Net change is} from 'previous board-lot closing sale. 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TIMES, Thursday, sanesry 12, 1966 23 Electric Heat Reported By Henry F. Baldwin, chairman mission, said today the trend to- ward all-electric heating is in- creasing here. He said that at the end of 1965 there were 465 all-electrically heated single dwellings, 565 elec- tric housing units in multiple dwellings with most being in new apartment buildings, and 59 older homes were converted to all-electric heating. Mr. Baldwin said that this year there are already 50 new single dwellings being built to all-electric heating standards which are now under construc- Basic Training For Magistrates LONDON (Reuters)--Britons now have to take a basic train- ing course before acting as magistrates. For hundreds of years British justice has been administered at its lower levels by panels of unpaid and untrained lay mag- istrates, guided bya paid clerk, usually a lawyer. Appointment as a- justice of the peace (magistrate) is re-} |garded as an honor for persons who have distinguished them-| |selves in public affairs. About| A 'government announcement| says their training would in-| |tives of sentencing and on road| offences, visits to a \centre. ; eae Nwiy PUC Man tion and 425 new partment suites in all-electric apartment buildings now being constructed jin Oshawa under the Winter Works Program. He said besides this, 25 older homes are undergoing conver- sion to electric heating. The PUC chairman said there are a variety of ways in which electric heat can be installed in older dwellings; baseboard elece tric .convector units, electric forced air furnace, electric hot water furnace, electric in-duct heaters for zone control and electric heat pumps with sum mer cool « and winter _---- provided. A Picket Of Protest Up © TIMMINS (CP)--Five bers of Local 2468, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (CLC), set up picket lines at the site of a proposed $375,000 separate school Wednesday. Paul Guertin, the local's sec- retary, said the union is pro- testing the award of the con- Roy Construction Co. of Tim- mins, which has no contract with the union. Construction of the school is scheduled to start Saturday. So far, only building materials have been delivered to the site, 20% 1350 859 "840 17000 20% 20 4500 20% | 2000 «19«19 10450 48 46h 1400 418 615 615 1400 380 375 5000 44 44 16110 "BA 2% 200 128 128 2725 226 2% 00 109 100 20° 0 2150 610 605 275 «10 0 1000 399 151860 103 «85 7200 193 190 1000 27 27 7000 13% 13 3500 9 & 2000 70 + + Pk + + = 5 + +3 ~1 |life that utterly Hi iiminor mania in the 1950s with "Cult Of The 1% 1 || HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif *|\(AP)--Surf riding is the new) Nienchantment of American teen "lagers, luring them, hundreds of 20| thousands like lemmings into the ocean waves It may be the country's fast- | jest growing sport--but more 3)than a sport | Some say it has spawned a} jteen-age subculture, a way of absorbs some |devotees--a "'cult of the.surfer."' It began centuries ago in 1s|Hawaii. It spread to the main- ajland in the 1920s. It became a strong "development of feather - light foam-fibreglass boards anyone New Teen-agers' Craze jif he's really Surfer" jally fit the stereotype. | ithe top riders are-looked up to. "the most," he navigates an ancient hearse He has-a curvy girl friend with shoulder-length tresses who may or may not surf herself but in either case is a "surf! bunny." She favors bikinis He and his pals speak a lan guage all their own. A tumble is a "'wipeout." The hollow ue a wave:is "the tube." A special' big wave board is a '"'gun."' A chap who flits acrobatically on a wave is a "hot dogger." His treasure is his board. It is custom made and costs $100 to $200. Ends and sides are curved and tapered to his whim. Jutting from the underside of} the stern is a sharp-edged fin, | Few surfers, of course, actu- Most are high schoolers, aver- age kids but still kids apart. Like any star athletes, Some are campus leaders. Around 'southern California, as} a 16-year-old girl puts it: '"'If| you're not a surfer you're not pari- of it. You're considered a square," Many surters maintain their jdedication into adult life. Riders in their 40s and 50s are out on weekends, ronto 1, Ontario. Ontario resi- dents add ic sales tax. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS GIANT 1966 Needlecraft Cat- alog stars knit, crochet -- many more needlecraft designs. Three free patterns printed in catalog. Send 25c. NEW! 12 Collectors' Quilt Pat- terns for you in color, with quilt- ing motifs. Finest patterns ever collected from famous mu- seitms. Send 60c for new Mu- seum? Quilt Book No. 2. Deluxe Quilt Book No. 1 -- sixteen com- plete patterns. 60c. FIFTY CENTS (50c) in coins (no stamps, please) for each! pattern. Ontario residents add| 2c sales tax. Print plainly SIZE, | NAME, ADDRESS, Srv NUMBER. Send order fo ANNE ADAMS, care of THE Oshawa Times, Pat tern Dept., 60 Front Street West, | Toronto 1, Ontario. COME ALIVE FOR SPRING! Send for our new Spring-Sum- mer Pattern Catalog. 125 top shapes for sun, fun, dancing, dining, everyday! One free pat- tern -- clip coupon in Catalog. | Send 50c. | WANTED FOR CASH LINCOLN WELDERS AIR COMPRESSORS 105 to 900 CFM PORTABLE Write te: WELDING EQUIPMENT 10351. 61st Ave., Edmonton, Alberta Phone 434-7405 -- 24 Hours Any Quelity ot 50 3% OH "1000 28 OILS, GAS 2110 460 455 13000 _y|could handle. And now in the-1960s it is the \"in" thing around the entire -- s|wave-lapped U.S. perimeter-- 2, ~ Zand, oddly, inland, too. The 340 1. wisurfer has become a man o' 2 ; status in the teen scene. 25 -- 5| His headquarters is southern pounds. It will zip 30 miles an| ms + 4/California. hour on a good wave. | 20 205 210 +10| At dawn of a summer morn | 1000 222 22% 24 lbreakers at scores of beaches|EXPLAIN OBSESSION _ 400 $20% 20% 20% -- | along hundreds of miles of Cali- Why the surfing obsession? | " 789 $112 11% 11% A girl: "It's = feeling and| t are plastered with & z 124 14 14 140 } "4|fornia coas plastered w sensation . . . a feeling of ac-| 17S $164 16% 164 + ta| ey \flying boards carrying kids bemmetarament."" 16450 149 (147 «(147 0 of th 1 500. 390 pe ;|from 1 olor rigs os. A contest champion: "It's something very spiritual... a - ne wet | At dawn of a winter weekend|- tag ake |the scene's the same--with the 00 93 «93 (93 e's th kinship." An old surfer: "It's a release + 3 cast-wearing skin diver suits to from the exploding tensions of| ward off chill. the 20th century, an escape from} 2| A decade and more of this jmass dedication has produced aimee P the hustling city of steel and/| }concrete and a return to na- + 3/8 Stereotype of the youthful ture's reality . . . a special kind! surfer. of- madness, a feeling for the| Pe sea . . . a combination of love, ead knowledge, ter Screen; Storms, Closer Windchein owledge, respect, fe oll cere fectedad. Says one psychiatrist: "Surf- STANDARD gaa ing's lure for teen-agers follows ao xs oF a classic pattern of | trying to be roma rebels without a cause. rfing fits 2-8 x 6-8 2-10x6-10 $20.66 $21.44 Confagets -- 2500 90s Zenmec Con-Key' 500 1) Zulapa Con. Stusw 2500 22 214 2714--8% ¢ Beliek 13 (12% 13 Cons Baew 1025 254 254 254-- % C Callinan 1000 10% - 2 Wm Ve Con Gitttes six inches deep, for stability. 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