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BIRTHS | BEATON -- Mr, and Mrs, Clyde L. Beaton (nee Eleanor Peaker) are hap- py to announce the birth of twin sons on Friday, May 26, 1961 at Oshawa General Hospital, wiDWAEDS -- Lloyd and Marie (age re pleased to announce Edward Gordon, hel Wednesd: at the Oshawa | General Hospital. | JOHNSTONE - Arthur and Lois are happy to announce the arrival of a son Gregory Arthur, on Thursday, May 25th, 1961. At the Oshawa General Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Ross, WHYTE -- Kim received a birthday on Saturday, May 20, 1961 weighting 7-1bs. 4-0zs. namely Cindy Jean. Proud parents Ken and Ruby Whyte (nee Barker). A HAPPY occasion -- The birth of your child. To tell the good news to friends and neighbors . . . The Oshawa Times is as near as your telephone, The day of birth, just telephone RA 3-3492. The rate is only $1.50. DEATHS FARLEY, James Arthur Entered into rest suddenly at the Toronto Hospital Weston on Friday, | May 26, 1961. James Arthur Farley of 13 George St. Ajax (formerly of ) beloved of Mabel White in his 71st. year and dear father of Helen (Mrs. George Holtby) of Brougham. Phyllis (Mrs. Ross Madill) of R.R.1, Whitby dear brother of Mrs. Annie Rodd of Port Bolster, Ontario. Mr. Farley is resting at McEachnis Funeral Home, 28 Kingston k Pickering, Funeral service in the chapel on Monday, May 29 at 3 p.m. Interment Christian Cemetery, Broug- ham. JONES, Norma Entered into rest suddenly at the family vesidence 49 Glynn Road, Ajax or Saturday, May 27, 1961. Norma Jackson beloved wife of Mervis W. Jones. dear mother of Carl, Bernard, and Donna all of Ajax and dear sister of Harold and Roy Jackson. Mrs. Jones | will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home | 28 Kingston Rd, W. Pickering, after. noon Sunday. Funeral service in the chapel on Tuesday, May 30 at 2 p.m. Interment Erskine Cemetery. SNOWDON, Madeline Suddenly at her home, Ont., on Thursday, May 25, 1961, line Attersley Snowdon, dearly mother of Constance and Ruth (N J. Franssen) of Port Perry, and- | mother of Jennifer, Cynthia and Mar- | tin. Resting at the Chapel of McDer-| mott-Panabaker, Port Perry, until Saturday, 2.30 p.m. Thence to the Church of Ascension for service at 3 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery, Osh- awa. Port Perry, Made- loved | Mrs. TIMMINS, Rosanna In Hillsdale Manor, on Saturday May 27th, 1961, Rosanna Groves, loved wife of the late Gideon hg and dear mother of May, (Mrs. Henry Miners, Lillian (Mr. Jack Claus), Han. nah (Mrs. Berd Clans), in her 85th year. Resting at the McIntosh Ander. son Funeral Home, 152 King E For service in the chapel on Monday, May 20th, at 2 p.m Interment Union Cem- etery GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me- morial. For placement contact funeral director or phone RA 35-2327, GERROW FUNERAL {can do is define the rights and {put them in statute form." Claim Teens Get Drugs OTTAWA (CP) -- A Quebecjapplied to illegally - member of Parliament com- plained in the Commons Friday that Canadian teen - agers are slipping into a drug habit at neighborhood ice cream parlors. Liberal Romuald Bourque made the complaint as the op- Sha Sheets 19 the ova position rained questions on the illegal use of 'goofball' pep pills at Justice Minister Fulton. Mr. Bourque, member for Montreal Outremont - St. Jean, said youngsters between the obtained drugs that are usually used as medicants. When mixed with other drugs and alcohol or other liquids they produce psychic sti- mulation or depression. Mr. Fulton reminded MPs duced next week. Then 'they (the MPs) can obtain all the information they feel they should have." Mr. Bourque said action on fballs should have been ta- ages of 12 and 18 "can b criminals overnight through the use of goofballs which they are able to purchase at confection- ery stores and ice cream par- lors. "If a boy or girl consumes a bottle of ginger ale or other similar drinks in which have been placed a goofball, they are quite capable of committing murder or carrying out any {other similar terrible crime." He made the statements dur- ing the debate on spending es- timates of the justice depart- ment, Mr. Fulton said goofballs come under the Food and Drug Act, a responsibility of the health minister. The term goofball has been ken three years ago when the issue was first brought up. Then it was a serious problem, but now it is "a calamity in Can- ada." 'GOD HELP US' "If this is ar. example of the speed at which this government acts, then God help us poor Ca- nadians." "The goofball has become a plague which is undermining the youth of our country," said Mr. Bourque. Three years ago there were 300 or 400 young people using goofballs. "Today I suggest there are thousands of young boys and girls across this country who have fallen far down the social ladder" because of them." Fulton Says Courts Must Back Rights Bill OTTAWA (CP)--Justice Min- ister Fulton said Friday that it is up to the courts to back up the principles set out in Can- ada's Bill of Rights. Members of Parliament should not feel that they have been taken by surprise when they find this is the case, Mr. Fulton said. Mr Fulton said it was care- fully explained last session when the bill was before the House that "the courts are the integral and essential part of the protection of rights." He added: "All the legislature Persons who felt their rights CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all RA 8-6226 390 KING STREET WEST OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN Monuments, Markers, Memorials, Cornerstones, Statuary of all types. R.R. 4, KING ST. E. Ph. RA 8-3111 or RA 8-8876 LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE RA 5 IN MEMORIAM JACKSON Charles N. May 29th, -- In loving memory = Jackson, who passed away 1952. Remembered by | Ken, Joan and children MORTON -- In loving memory of a dear wife, Irene Morton, who passed away May 27, 195 Little prayer that keeps me in touch With a wife I loved and miss so| much, Your memory never grow old Because it is locked in my letters of gold ~-Sadly missed by dear Irene, will heart in "husband, Jack. memory of Frederick May 27, PERRY -- In John Perry who passed away 1958 Three years have passed my Fred, Since you have But every day And see your happy --Lovingly remembered, darling gone from here; I hear your voice smile my dear. wife Irene. Not Much Good For Spacemen TORONTO (CP) -- The only)" flying saucer in existence in North America today would lik- ely lose the race if pitted against anyting faster than a briskly-flown box kite. Avro Aircraft Comapny's Av- rocar, designed to rise straight from the ground and hit speeds] above 250 miles an hour, has| barely topped 35 miles an hour in tests. Its altitude record 0 far is a heady five feet. John C. Frost, designer and main cog in the saucer project, told an audience at the Cana- dian Aeronautical Association meeting in Toronto Thursday, however, that his team hopes soon to iron out all the faults in the machine and boost it to projected speed. Mr. Frost's address consti- tuted the first public briefing on the project since its sponsors, the United States Army, lifted the secrecy several months ago. The saucer is 18 feet in dia- meter and a little more than five feet deep. It is shaped like two saucers face-to-face. LEAFS GET SHORTSTOP TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto Maple Leafs of the Interna- J. tional Baseball League Wednes- day night obtained Fritz Brick- ell as shortstop insurance from Los Angeles Angels of the Amer- ican League. It was an outright purchase for an undisclosed sum. In an unrelated transac-iroiliac condition. {had been violated should seek | their restitution from the courts. The Bill of Rights debate arose during discussion of the |justice department's 1961-62 | spending estimates. | CITE CASES CCF members brought up two cases they claimed had violated {the provisions of the bill and [criticized the minister for not | coming to the defence of people {involved in such instances of al- |leged discrimination. | Held up as examples were: | Valerie Smith, 26-year - old | draughtsman allegedly fired by {the Calgary firm of Midwest |Surveys Limited for telling a {local group after a two - week {holiday in Cuba that Premier | Fidel Castro had done some |good for Cuba; and Australian | Terry Whitfield who claims he |was dismissed by Canadian | Marconi Company from a Mid- | Canada Warning Line post for |fraternizing with an Eskimo girl. Both cases, said CCF MPs H. W. Herridge, Kootenay West, land Frank Howard, Skeena,| il were infringements of the Bill of Rights. "We have either to incorpor-| 'ate the bill in the constitution or get agreement with the prov-| inces to enact enabling legisla- | |tion," said Mr. Herridge. "Good in connection with a violation gracious, if we do not allow an individual to express unpopular opinions democracy cannot sur- vive." NOT DETRIMENTAL Arnold Peters, CCF Member for Timiskaming, said Miss Smith had said nothing detri- mental to Canada or the com- pany, which he said is '"'under the domination of the American- controlled oil industry." Mr. Howard said the Marconi Company abrogated the section of the Bill of Rights relating to freedom of association in firing Mr. Whitfield for becoming en- gaged to an Eskimo girl at Great Whale River, Que. Earlier this week, Northern Affairs Minister Dinsdale told the Commons that he asked Marconi to delete from its con- tracts a clause barring frater- nization between whites and Es- kimos. gest he take action in such gest he take action in s uch cases was to suggest dictator- ship--"and that is exactly what the Bill of Rights was legislated to protect against." MENTIONS OTHERS Mr. Howard said other exam- ples of infringements of the Bill were the Feeds Act and the Cus- toms and Revenue Acts. He said all give certain persons dictato- rial powers, gravely violating the bill. In the seed act, he said, fed- eral inspectors were able to take over property and articles and these could be kept for six months without a charge being laid. Mr. Fulton said the feeds Act does not infringe on the Bill of Rights. Seizure of property used in the connection of breaking laws {was a well understood princi- ple of common law. The act stated that the property could I not be confiscated by the Crown |unless a conviction had been registered. Dismal P For Stock Mart TORONTO (CP) -- The stock ------ market ended the week in a| Trans Mountain Pipe Line was prolongation of the dismal pat-| tern it set Tuesday. Most of the major industrial| | groups fell heavily Friday, and only eight special - sized trans- actions turned over. The larg- |est were Bathurst Power and | Paper A, 2,800 shares at $45, a [total of $126, 000, Interprovincial Pipe Line, 1,500 shares at $73% ang Bell Telephone, 2,000 shares| t $53. On index, industrials dropped 2.25 to 580.81, golds .10 to 81.76, base metals 1.03 to 195.45 and] Western oils 1.03 to 98.59. The final volume was 2,871, {000 shares compared with 2,876,- 000 Thursday. Of the 708 issues traded, 189 advanced, 286 de- clined and 233 were unchanged. | Brazilian Power, Light and Traction turned over more than NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Brazilian Traction, Light and Power Co. Ltd, year ended Dec. 31: 1960, $16,880,336, 98 cents a share; 1959, $10,010,061. (Annual report ascribes higher 1960 earnings to changes in amortization and depreciation charges, and gives 1959 per share earnings, on the same basis, as $1.43). Distillers Corporation -Sea- grams itd., 9 mos. ended April 30: 1961, $20,708,000; 1960, $20,- 019,000. Manitou Barvue Mines Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1960, $214,- 941; 1959, $129,465. United Fuel Investments Ly year ended March 31: $329,581; 1960, $275,557. tion, Leafs returned pitcher Ray | Semproch to the Angels. Sem-| proch was acquired recently but| has been hampered by a sac-| oi how things should be done and \ lid attern |25,000 shares on the day, while Sls active. Other leaders were . V. Roe and Investors Syndi- A both having gains. Ventures fell a point to 4215, Hudson Bay Mining and Smelt- ing % to 5214, Falconbridge 3% to 55%, Noranda %; to 473% and |Quemont 20 cents to $9.05. Ad- |vances in penny mines were |made by McMarmac, Consoli- dated Red Poplar and Rockwin. In gold, Kerr Addison and {McIntyre Porcupine both fell ¥ [to 10% and 33}, while Dome | was ahead 14 to 22%. Roberts Raps Opposition's Stand On Crime TIMMINS (CP) -- Attorney General Roberts of Ontario said Friday night the opposition was politically inept and morally ir- responsible for continuing de- mands that a judicial inquiry be held into crime and gambl- ing He said in a broadcast on pro- vincial affairs that the Liber- als and CCF '"bleat at regular intervals for an investigation {into crime for the sake of in- vestigation." Mr. Roberts said police are {the people trained for detection {work and should not be bedev- + illed 'by the amateur detective {blok who tells the people from {his great fund of misinformation how badly they are being done, by the people who know how to do them." He said he would like to know wnat criminal charges the op- {position would like to have laid, against whom and on what ev- ence. eg TORONTO WEEKLY STOCK QUOTES By The Canadian Press q by 464 to 274 on the Tironto Stock Be dave this week. Issues un changed totalled 173. Volume for the week was 11,835,000, down from the previous week's 16,555,000. Total sales for the year to date are 271,339,286. (Quotations in cents unless marked $.) 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Ang Cdn Anglo-Nfld Asbestos C D Sug CG Inv s C Ingersoll C Paper D Glass I Glass pr D Oil Cloth Dupont Int Pap Lob Inc MacLaren A MO Paper Ogilvie Price Br Thd CG Inv 81 1 77% 19% 19% -- 16 20% 15% 2405 $10% 935 935 425 1075 473 c15530 260 235 260 +25 200 25° $3914 39% 30% 44% 37 6872 $7% IT 7% --% BSR 6% 195 $29% 28 % 20 251 2281 $20 18% 16 lads 3227 3634 29% 100 $42 4768 345 2% 201 $68 66 4285 $14 14 420 $20% 20 2820 $21% 21 7200 4325 Acme Gas All Rox Alminex 4080 Am Leduc 20100 Anchor 3500 Anglo Am 121 Asamera 10000 50 50 30 Bailey § A 8450 795 750 765 ~-20 Bailey § pr 185 €104 193% 19% -- 3 20 Ball 8 5% pr 1100 $22%c 2% RY +1% 1 540 490 18% nh 470 6160 4108 1025 385 $13 3197 $11 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, May 27, 1961 1, E8388 aBuniisl a 30 385 +40 12% 12% --% o> 105 -- =~ 960 A uy aw jw- i 00 Marigold Mayfair Medal Midcon Mill City Nat Pete N Cont N Davies Northcal NC Oils NCO wts 380 Northld 6500 Doo. oes eee ans Okalta Pac Pete 10448 Pac Pete wis 340 Pamoll 71870 Pamiil rts 695194 1680 Reef Expl 50 Rocky Pete 7199 Sapphire Sapph debs Sarcee Secur Free South U Spooner Stanwell 980 1625 37500 8700 4066 Texstar Tidal Trans Can Triad Oil U Canso vt Un Oils Wayne Wespac 3 WwW Cdn OG 4052 W Cdn OG w 600 Wsburne 4700 Wstates 4221 W Decalta 9317 Windfall 12250 Yan Can 13500 Curb SW Pete 500 1600 40700 Abacus Advocate Agnico Akaitcho Alba Expl Am Larder Amal Rare Anacon Anglo Hur Ang Rouyn 14 1050 oon P Black Bay Bordulac Bouzan Bralorne Cable s Cadamet Camp Chib Camp RL C Tungsten Cdn Astoria Flo 4040 4357 7174 1000 1500 25475 Captain Cariboo Cassiar 2122 Cayzor Cent Pat Cent Pore Cheskirk Chester ChiblKay 9600 -2 #0 as 325 +10 L to N 225 220 220 80 80 80 24 21 .Q.OtoS.. 2 39 a -3 $12 = 9. ug = 88 440 12 un 40 205 62 65 52 160 87 -3 13 12% 12% + % 4 3 We--% 150 150 1500 ~-- % Mines to B SS 10 385 385 93 101 48 « 4 16 16 9% 9% +3 59 62 43 780 760 770 --25 20 17 7 -1 -15 +13 27 325 514 17 128 4s 12% 12 12% +1% 9% 9 08 $14% 14% 13% - Ye 0 72 72 05 360 4000 15 4721 7200 1654 y C Bellekeno C Beta G C Callinan C Fen Con Gillies CG Arrow C Halliwl Dickensn Dome Donalda Duvan E Amphi East Mal East Sull Elder Eldrich El Sol Eureka Falcon Faraday F'west Tg Fatima Francoeur 28 25% 26 84 80 33 33 20 18 6 32 32 wn $10% 10%c 10% 282 265 282 $22Y 21% 21% $ 3 3 SHE BE E to K Ea LR sBBaulEERE 8 PERLE g.3aB8: 12% 10 13 8 ck Market Activity Yhis Weekes Sales High Low Close Ch'ge nes Low 17 : 2% 1 a 62 2 14% 9% 19 15 3th 18% 18 elle FEE 2588 16 10 109 4 EEF FR EE Booz nEafanl Beton ada "BEET LBESE & NS 2205 410 66260 70 0500 8 15041 19 17 L to N $23% 23 2 -1 55 --d Sow +1 15 --1% ost. 350 335 335 --xp 250 250 250 ---10 2080 325 325 325 38900 42 39% 41 fh 80850 61 53 55 72040 152 140 149 3 1500 5% 5% FIN] 1 22 Labralor 1520 L Dufault 7750 123310 88050 err] Meta Uran Midrim Minda 1700 5% § 5 +1 1542 $12% 12% 12% + % 2000 6s 6 6% + Nipissing Nisto Nor-Acme Norbeau Norgold Norlartie Normetal Norpax 68 110 26 68 114 -8 26 86 86 --u 1214 15 +2 % 37700 5800 30 52000 113% 10% 11 2200 3% 10500 Pac Nickle Parama Pardee Patino M Pato Paymast Pce Expl Peerless Perron Picklt Crow Pitch Ore Placer Pow Rou Preston ne as as 9% 8 8 13878 NBN 12 26000 14% 12 1030 925 905 56 Sylvanite Q Taurcanis Te: 84 7 6% --1% 11 644 19% + %s 21 17 520 --t 595 365 RB +1% 14 130 38 Vent debs Vespar Violam Waite Am Wasmac Weedon Werner Yellorex Yk Bear Young HG Yukeno Zenmac Zulapa Bulolo Gaspe Cop Pend Ore Yukon Con