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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, June, 25, 1960 4 1 BIRTHS | EEE wl dat § Weekly Summary Of Stock Market Activit announce the birth of a son Stephen on Wednesday, June 22nd, 1960. At the Oshawa General Hospital, A brother for Kathryn and Christine, A a -- 1960 W High Low Close Change 385 5 Jupiter +10 1 0 Kopan TORONTO WEEKLY STOCK QUOTES By The Canadian Press GEISBERGER _. Arnold and Doris y Declines outnumbered advances by 404 to 241 on Inind Gas 2630 » " 3s (nee Park) are happy fo announce the % the Toronto Stock Exchange this week. Issues un- $13% 13% 13% arrival of their son Ronald. Born on 2 changed totalled 214. Pete 71 843% 43 43 Tuesday June 21, 1960 at Oshawa Gen- Volume for the week was 7,618, down from the £35 eral Hospital. A baby brother for Lynda previous week's 7,724,000. Total for the year a and Paul. to date are 222,023,559. (Quotations in cents unless 3s sal marked $.) \ - WEEK'S OST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS 70 By TheCanadian Press BAIRD = After a short illness at the Oshawa General Hospital on Saturday June 25, 1960 -- Joseph Robert Baird Creativ Tel 73304 813% 12 13% -- % 8% N Superior 4863 Tuelts 'Brent of tio. Simcoe. 1. N. : : ae Fo Tm ime on wa me we He ow NCOs iso Luella Brent meoe St. N. : , ass Mr. Baird is reéting at the Gerrow fills Gas 17180 su 1 » ih 250 5 285 NCO wis 2180 Funeral Chapel 3% King St. W. for y p Oil 1 4 + service in the chapel on Monday June yd L N Okalta 27th 1960 at 2 p.m. Interment Pine Svea 5 cem ' Albert y ec 429250 - Grove tery, Prince er Dyas) Fi --3 | | | | - COLE, ¥thel -- at Strathaven TNO ton Be: 1 = 172 1 Nursing Home, Bowmanville on Friday, | € um W8 » { June 24, 1960 Ethel Cole -- beloved | ! wife of the late Howard Edgar Cole MINES in her 8lst year. Resting at Northcutt| Lalli am [951s nes and Smith Funeral Home 353 Division Lafiy 2 Haas So Street Bowmanville. Service Monday, Lucve, Taso an June 27th at 3.45 p.m. Interment Hamp- Stanleigh 133139 nh Hu ( ton cemetery. Peerless 117900 24 18 16 9 : 25 Industrials A do a 'mR : = as Whitby on Friday, June 24 1960, Eva 5 Gs ha A snd B 500 Maud Cook, beloved wife of George J. y Abitibi 40 8 120 470 Fothergill, and dear sister of Mrs. A. Abitibi pr 23% 23 % 73 $25 % 27 12% 350 I. Johnson (Bessie) of Vancouver, B.C. 1 28 Ye M Leaf Mil 598 9875 Resting at the W. C. Town Funeral Mass F 19875 Stanwell 1318 Chapel, Whitby, for service in the Mass F pr 18 " chapel on Monday, June 27, at 2 p.m Mass F 5% 1065 $101 Tidal 231500 Interment Friends' Cemetery, Picker- Mex LP 236 $1 1 Triad Oil 35145 ing. Minister the Rev. J. Smith. Friends Mid West 8500 Un Olls 42050 are requested not to call at the chapel Mu Brick 100 0 280 Pave, 2 until Saturday afternoon. pitti olson 456 26) "TH Mont Loco W Cdn OG 11583 NAMED TO SENA1E hoi Ch ou m : 0 Nai Drug pr 185 seve on » Wtnies © 207 John M. Macdonald, 54, a | sive Conservative member for No Deus br 155 Dak lv 1 W Decalia =r Cape Breton North but did not : i £ i gages grossing urs & HH + Ll Pete 12000 % 36% 31 Long Point 24200 ajtrans 5500 Majtrans 5500 5 = 4 27% LL Mideon 24840 Iroq GI 100 City 3200 i Nat Pete 1300 FR ---- VT n-- 1060 Jamaica PS 270 $290 28 Stoek Sales High Low Close Change High Low 365 $5% 5% 7 5 +4 Contant 1250 9% INDUSTRIALS N Davies 11500 5 - Je8Gannie «2 - yelssisilne sos r. £ g + LL Es.8 |] is sESg oesnuiand gE CTT 3 e PRT TPT @ SssseSesn=¥in; af.ugr. L _] § 2223s eB. gzr.TesE.eens @ 5 = . | dg I 3 goss 85s 3 Ss : & BufusE a sia Dpey - gisperontefossgasin Eolas. glu Buchintuuy 25 Prairie Oil 100 93662 wat3zEBudsate FOTHERGILL, Eva Maud -- At her residence, 142 Byron Street North, weal - «gfuctas MeGARRY -- entered into rest in the Oshawa General Hospital Friday June 24th, 1960 Shirley Ann Tucker, beloved wife of James Allan McGarry in her . 2th year. Resting at the Armstrong lawyer from North Sydney, Funeral Home Oshawa with High Re- R 1 quiem Mass in St. Gregory's Church| = °° has been appointed to the Monday June 27th at 10-a.m, Interment Senate. Senator Macdonald was St. Gregorys' Cemetery. N Hos B 255 225 225 3225 ¢ Windfall 10394 stand for re-election in the pro- 40% % Yan Can. S000 vincial vote earlier this month. - : Dalhousie 2515 15 14 His appointment reduced Sen- SW Pete 100 151 151 Maybrun 8900 elected to f! Nova Scotia ate vacancies to three. Anthes Imp AZ 4 38 R12 . McIntyre 1029 a icly x 5 p 3 g- --- : | rgus Y : McKen 1 Legislature in 1956 as Progres- CP Wirephoto ! Argus 240 p 100 340 345 458 Mowat 19600 Nor Phone w 340 Abacus 27023 40 Mentor 10600 8 Acad Uran 10075 6 1 Merrill 8100 Ocean Cem 1100 10 Advocate 14905 365 Meta Uran 18427 Ont Loan 400 $26% 26% 26% Agnico 3800 Midrim 12100 $7 Milliken 11080 65600 Matatch 5410 Matagmi MeGILL, Hugh -- Suddenly, at the Community Hospital, Port Perry, on Atlas Steel Thursday, June 23, 1960, Hugh Mec. Gill, dearly loved husbind of = Eva BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Porter, dear father of Alda (Mrs, S. C. Auto Elec 5 Snyder) of Toronto: Clifford of Peter- 5 Bank ont 5383 boro and Laura (Mrs. W. J. Carnegie) Bank NS 4134 ° $5 Overland 432 Alba Expl of Port Perry, in his 90th year. Rest- Bank NS rt 43399 Overland pr 3820 M H Algom 5 4 Ye LJ] 20 460 41 ing at the Chapel of McDermott-Pana- Bath Pow A 446 Page Hers 3600 $23 Amal Rare ar e eC 1 Bath Pow B 419 Parker 250 Beatty 528 $7% 22 baker, Port Perry, until Monday $20 20% WYK 30 3 . J C h, noon. Service Yelverton United Chur! s Bete wom g y " [] Bell Phone 4 n n Bowater pr - 265 $43 rp 88 Lg tu iu 3000 1 Ol Bowat SYpr 104 esol 130 4 4 " 1 Monday at 2 p.m. Interment Yelver- Atlan CC 23710 ton Cemetery, r 275 $8% Ye y th oo % % % By JOHN PICTON little significance. British-Amer- 1828 oY : Q Atlas Yk 2000 Canadian Press Staff Writer ican Oil hit a low for the year 30 pis oo There is no let-up in the meth- while, in pipe lines, Alberta Gas A y y Aumaque 22100 the Toronto and Quebec Natural Gas hit rec- BCE 4pr 3 22 16 Aunot Sto BCE 4Vpr 5 40 1 9% Bnkfleld 11300 BCE 4Vapr 1 Barnat 25800 BCE 4%pr BCE 5 pr $464 R $15% % 15% Bary Expl 1325 BCE 5%pr Ye 405. 500 Base etls BC Forest BC Pack A Argus 250 pr 120 Atlan Acc SE BLE Oshawa A - 450 Akaitcho 1600 - * ROSE, Harriet Elizabeth -- At La- chine General Hospital, on June 24, 1960, Harriet Elizabeth Taylor, belov ed wife of the late Canon David M. Rose dear mother of Margaret (Mrs. R. I. Wodehouse). Resting at the D, A. Col. lins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal. Funeral ser- odical decline of : vice at St. Mark's Anglican Church, gtock market. ord lows, the latter being af- Dorval, Queboe on Monday at 10 am fected by the Quebec elections. rm: inecres emetery, 3 OY, i 2 i vhi tawa, Ont. at 2 p.m. dropped, two points at 489 after Steels were aly quiet, while a nine-point drop last week, and P3PeTs made little gain on the aa h dollar exchange rates -- which OSHAWA. golds and western oils also lost stayed just beneath the two-per- BC Pack A | ort. MONUMENT COMPANY bi vi the fact that base metals ©€nt mark. BC Pow af 155.22 lid Aiding Among miscellaneous stocks, BC Phone SPECIALIZING IN gained .98 at «gid. not in Slater was active following an of- Brockvitle Monuments, Markers, ey nd A Er ie fer to buy up 49 per cent of the ruck Memorials, Cornerstones, ny id " i EA | BoB Bonen o2RERLEES BLES LES Bulle wvavotRS2a weft rnenr 08828. asBe a | On the week, industrials > om py 2885508 J S3,-Seng Black Bay 34000 Bordulac 2000 Bouzan 39600 Boymar 13899 Bralorne 5 Broul Reef 6300 Brunswick Buffad Buff Ank 14700 Buff RL 3500 Bunker Hill © 2400 =| | PLi+] I+ EREREIESFF Bassas Sge- PITT ef 2 Cal Pow Can Bread Can Cem 1529 Can Cem pr 279 CCC Stone 750 ses ox - 2rifecisasl 3 ° t gx Sg Fo, sBR2a Li+1l)++ I - Ess gua § Se38338 tJ o = E;%a --- = S Propane 1450 8 Prop wis 630 Suptest ord 1145 400 Suptest pr 50 CBAL B wi 760 415 4 660 Switson 200 Cdn Can A 1079 Cdn Celan C Chem C Collier LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and Hall > Tamblyn pr 25 gt 663 T T Tailors 110 C Fairbks A 1 Tor Dom B 7711 C Fairbks B 6 Tor Elev 350 CF Prod T Gen Tr 25 Coin LaRe CF Prod A Tor Star pr 45 C te CF Prod pr T Fin A + 1g sucgety = FeatiiNe Bruck A pessimism J issued shares at $35.10 a share guild Prod Statutory of all types. | The small increase in the gross =a reer that Joon ig favor Buplingion 1435 KING ST. E national product, reported this wi le rm 5 Te oral Gauors Ph. RA 8-3111 or RA 8-8876 |week, did nothing for the mar- onstructions, ; iquors re i The mining sestion was a spe- than the government's prediction 4 4 GERROW FUNERAL seemed more of a political set- cialty affair despite.the favorable back than a business loss since export figures for the re quar abi i Northgate 794 {no mews seems to be commer-|ter of the year, and western oils me Lie N ne orst 4208 a a amp Chib 25475 625 600 0 430 Ni ip ns Kindness beyond price, Some say Canadian business 1s|ers, except for dynamic which A yet within reach of all. going through a "reappraisal dropped 3 Sess uring the Wee ; 500 230 3 5 ah 7 Tw ut sith | stage" that may last for several i . ; 8 4 8% 8% 8 On a a Nucul RA 8-6226 months, so that could explain the, Index changes at Montreal: " 390 KING STREET WEST down 1.1 at 139.5; industrials O'Leary LITTLE ACTION down .5 at 280.1; combined down Opem | Industrial changes, on the .6 at 233.3; papers down 7.0 at whole, were fractional and had|430.9; and golds up .43 at 70.13, floral requirements for all occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE wees [Boosted In . . : Nn T Fin Cniurum IN MEMORIAM entered the summer season this of slow business. Republic Steel C Hydro Car 2144 T Fin 2 % a Con-Key week with the automobile indus- was considering a shutdown of CIL 178. T Fin wts 57 225 C Belekno CHATTERTON -- In loving memory try holding its strong pace and its Warren, Ohio, steel plant next 3 Sa PL 100 gong terton," who passed away June 26, 1953. "7 Our hearts still ache with sadness, slide. ol : Yockod for. th r CPR 3 4 ; 2 400 400 400 L Dewy 30 Our secret tears still flow, 3 stepped up| Steelmen look or the oper- 0 $33 : i Val ioe, you moles PE irs 1400 ating rate to dip near 50 per cent : 5 18 is 3 Con Gillies, 3000 ket. But the fact that it was less Were lower. CHAPEL ; cially impressive these days. |found little interest among trad- Norsp A wt 1800 mn 62 at 54.71; utiliti CL 450 pi pr i 900 "ou 3 general lack of interest. | Banks down .62 at 54.71; utilities $71 N EF Dn 1 Io O'Brien Auto Producti CENTRE NEW YORK (AP) -- Business works plant in Chicago because CG Sec A 1703 ¥% 3 Coniagas ; 3 20 9f our dear Mother Sophia Bisic Chal the steel industry continuing its wack through the July 4 week- > 5 $95 5 5" 20 : +41 Sox nas, Ja sen, #dssg Speselise 2 g No one will ever know. When we are sad and lonely, And everything goes wrong We seem to hear you whisper, |000 passengers cars, | total for the year to 3. 15-per-cent gain over | 696,957, a schedules will cause closing of ast year.|Some facilities. Cheer up and carry on Each time we see your photo You seem to smile and say, "Don't cry, I'm only sleeping, We'll meet again some day," ~Lovingly remembered and sadly mis sed by the family. Most of the increase over last week's output of 137,641 was due to brisker activity at Ford, where a wildcat strike shut off some production a week ago. CHATTE Compact cars accounted for. 8 ATTERTON --In loving memory | record 31 per cent of this week's 2 Aeon mother, Sophia we bat |total. Production of these popu- The depth of sorrow we cannot tell lar new models in the first half Of the loss of one we loved so well; | of the year reached almost 1,000,- Aud while she Siseps 2 peaselu] Jeep 000 Eis Man dbon AWays eel: Steel output slipped to 1,739,000 missed by daughter-in-law Kay and son tons, or 61 per cent of capacity. George. | This was the second lowest op- erating rate of the year, ex- DOWN -- In loving memory of a y 3 5 dear mother and grandmother, Gladys ceeded only in the week ending Irene Johnston, who passed away June June 23 Oh for the touch of a vanished hand FURNACES CLOSED And the sound of a voice that is stili 3 pe] C . closed six open --Ever remembered by daughter, Au.' U.S. Sie) Corp. | at its pen drey, son-in-law, Frank, grandchildren, hearth furnaces 2. Larry and Bonnie, -- GIBSON ~ In loving memory of Del bert M. Gibson, who passed away June Id e 25, 1955. In our hearts you will always stay Loved and remembered every day --By wife, daughters Doris and a Blanche, and grandchildren. C ive SMITH -- In loving memory of Jear Smith, who was accidentally killed June 25, 1949. The industry took heart from aprediction by Charles M. Beeghly, president of Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp., that an up- urn should develop in August and that 1960 will be a good year, Father's Day bhying propelled retail trade to gains of up to four per cent above the 1959 level. The cost of living in May inched to a record for the third month in a row, moving up one- tenth of one per cent to 126.3 per |cent of the 1947-49 average on the labor department's consumer price index, Most of the advance again was due to higher food prices. STOCK MARKET 'NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Detroit and Canada Tunnel Corp,, 6 mos ended April 30: 1960, $254,576, 35 cents a share; 959, $220,377, 20% cents. Standard Paving and - Mater- Cockshutt Col Cell Comb Ent Con Ci Crestbrk Crown Zell Crush Int Crush Pr Dalex pr Dist Seag D Bridge Dow Brew Eddy Eddy A Fam Play Fanny F Fed Grain Fleet fg Fleetwood Ford Com shi during July, when vacation > U 4 7 2890 pushing the 8 ) CWN G 110 18% 15% 44% 5 10% 7 $140% 140% 9% Fndation Fraser $26% 25% 500 1130 West C Brew 211 Ogilvié pr Third CG I Zeller's Just when your life was brightest, Just when your years were best, You were called from this world of Sorrow To a home of eternal rest. In Canada a tify enfed Sart By THE CANADIAN PRESS | 1959; $1:229,560, $1.20. Frosst A Fruehauf Gatineau Gat 5 pr Gen Bake --Ever remembered by Mom, Dad, brothers sisters and granny, The Canadian bond market re- pi Motor Vehicle mained active this week with most prices gathering strength at Friday's close. CARD OF THANKS | The Canada. market was active | although prices were mixed in {heavy trading. The short term GURNICKI -- We wish to thank 'our |issues were lower with the three- friends and relatives for their beautiful| per.cent Dec. 1, 1961, issues down floral tributes which were received a; the passing of our beloved father the 15 cents at 98.60. : The 14-ne TH late Nicholas Gurnicki. We also thank|cent Dec. 1, 1962, issues slipped those who called, those who sent mes-| 10 cents at $99.95. sages of sympathy, and Fathers Perey-| a v a short ma and Fegal. Special thanks to the | Day-to-day money was 3 she MeclIntosh~Anderson Funeral Home for SUPPLY at three per cent and mar- the kindest of consideration | ket dealers were forced to bor- Kop Huey mens, Mrs, George (row from the Bank of Canada. mites The 91-day treasury hills pro- GURNEY _ I would like to take duced an average yield of 2.98 this opportunity to thank all my friends Per cent, a rise of 0.27 per cent and neighbors for their gifts, cards and (and the 182-day treasury bills messages of cheer, and a special o" thank-you to Dr. Clotz and 'staff of No yielded 3.19 per cent, also up 0.27 Ri Sinn Nosmital, and Cue' ght | PUL, SOUL tio Hyiry = Electric ren rena e ntario ydaro - cri 2 ~Tom Gurney. Power Commission issues $50.- "a 000,000 10-t0-20 year bonds, 5% WEBSTER -- Mrs. James Webster| v 15. 1970 at and family would like to -thank their| PET Cent due July 15, 1970 at $100 many friends and relatives for the acts|t0 yield 5.25 per cent and 5% per of kindtiess shows, In Jus flowers, | cent due July, 1978 and 1980 at cards, a sits received during their i Dr. Sh Tent, Sptun mans Ie a, Boh . Shaw, N nurses and nurses of ne 2A and 2D; also Mr James Smith and| The city of Chatham sold $562, members the Corinthian Lodge, | 435 one-to-10-y. 5% . . cent J00F, Meintosh, - Anderéon Funeral "hg oer oar ion A v. J.' K. Matthews and Rev. hod 4 W. G. Dickson, for their consoling words tires which were reoffered 'to and kind and efficient service. yield 5.70 per cent. Production Down TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian motor vehicle production this week is estimated at 9,843 ve- hicles compared with 10,213 the previous week, says 'the Cana- dian Automobile Chamber of Commerce. Production consisted of 7,975 cars compared with 8,438 and 1,868 trucks compared with 1,775. Production to date this year is estimated at 248,354 vehicles compared with 238,892 in the cor- responding period last' year -- made up of 204,059 cars com- pared with 197,047 and 44,295 trucks compared with 41,845. This is Red Cross National Water Safety Week. The sim- plest and safest way to save a person from drowning is when the rescuer never leaves the safety of land or boat. This way, the drowning person doesn't get a chance to pull the rescuer under. For inforriz.ion about "reaching assists", see your local Red Cross Branch. Goodyear pr 30 G ackay 'A 135 G ackay B 150 GL Paper 2045 GL Power 1744 GL Power w 30 GN Gas 215 GN Gas wt 1715 GN Gar B wt 130 GW Coal A . 300 Great West 300 G Wpg Gas 2529 G Wpg G vt 5400 G Wpg 56w 400 G Wpg 58 wt 540 Greyhnd 690 Guar Tr 190 H Cotton 150 Hardee 67: 30 335 Hendshot pr 35 H Dauch 700 Hi-Tower 225 Holt Ren 300 Horne Pitdd 1125 Smith 815 H Smith pr 70 Imp Inv pr 235 Imp Life 450 Imp Oil 17676 Imp Tob 2670 Ind Accep 2765 15 82 30% 31% $111k 1% aU 0 13% 485 465 465 15 625 7% 17% 17% --~ A% 17 Acme Gas ata Britalta Calalta Cal Ed Calvan Con C Homestd C Husky C Husky wt C Superior Cent Del Charter Oil Com Pete 3 C Dragon 87016 C East Cr 1197 C ic ac 00 C West Pet 75 Cree 58 wt Dev-Pal Dome Pete vex Dynamic Fargo 2600 Fr Pete pr 310 Gr Plans 8905 Home Oil A 2992 Home Oil B 3775 Jump Pnd 1500 915 810 760 HBOIG 120 90 14 Arrow 9000 C Halliwell 91975 C arbe 3140 Con Negus 17350 Con Nichol 1500 C Northind 8600 C Red Pop 3428 € Regcourt 22500 Crowpat Cusco Daering D'Aragon De Cour 5525 Deer Horn 17075 D'Eldona 4018 Delnite 3600 Denison 16705 Dome 1820 Donalda 6000 Duvan 4200 E Amphi 4000 East al 15100 7280 Francoeur Frobisher Frob debs Gaitwn Geco ines Geo Scien Glant YK Glacier Grandue Gulch Gulf Lead Gunnar 8640 Gunnar 'wits 4760 Hallnor 200 22050 7500 9500 24100 500 400 Hollinger 3380 Howey 1040 Hoyle 1600 Hud Bay 1335 7% 47 900 $17 10 $23% 22% 250 245 370 360 $48Y% 46% Rainville Rayrock Realm Reeves Renable Rexspar Rio Rup Rix Athab Sunburst Sylvanite - 'Taurcanis -H Exausdaaly NT S "Sabu all ub t.5u888 2uBonfuabulsg 5 149 % 21% 325 231 400 290 -13% 51% 4 JosliZal «2588 28. ES 1-3] # 19 46% 38% nn ow Farm Product Higher Costs Hit Exports OTTAWA (CP)--The basic dif- ficulty facing the Canadian farmer and the economy is that Canada is a high . cost country, Agriculture Minister Harkness said Friday. Providing farmers with a stan- dard of living comparable to other sections of the economy means agricultural prices higher than in any other country except the United States, he said. Until living standards in other countries come closer to Can- ada's, this country can't expect to export any large quantity of most agricultural items, he told Canadian Seed Trade Asso ciation convention. - Two circumstances probably represented matters of most fm. mediate concern in agriculture. LOW RETURNS Increasing intensity in farm output meant agricultural re. turns proportionately below: income of other industries. Af the same time the plight of small and marginal farmers worsened.