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20 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Jonuery 4, 1962 BIRTHS LEASK -- Bob and Bev (nee Gould) are happy to announce finally, the ar- rival of Robert Todd, on Monday, Jan- wary 1, 1962, weighing 8 Ibs. 5 ozs. Spe- cial thanks to Dr. W. G. MacKay and 4th floor staff of Oshawa General Hos- pital. ; ROGERS ---A heartful of love to Vicki Louise, who arrived on her grandfather Price's birthday, Wednes- day, January 3, 1962, at the Oshawa General Hospital. A sister for Cindy and Davie and a daughter for Ken and Elinor. A BLESSED EVENT -- The birth of your child is interesting news that your friends want to know. It is easy to tell everyone at once through an Oshawa Times Birth Notice and the rate for this service is very reasonable, only $1.50. A friendly ad-writer will assist you in| wording a Birth Notice. Just Telephone 723-3492, ask for Classified, DEATHS Annie Neilson GRANT, At rial on Wednesday, January 3, 1962, Annie Neilson Harper, aged 91 years, wife of the late Anthony Grant and dear mother of Christina (Mrs. William Moorey) deceased, Alex, Erminie (Mrs. Robert Davies), Lillian (Mrs, Ryer- son), Humphrey, Margaret (Mrs, Alex McGregor), Selby, Gertrude (Mrs. Wal- ter Fletcher) and Phillip. Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowman- ville. Service in the chapel on Satur- day at 2 p.m, Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. HENDERSON: Mabel Florence At the Ross Memoria] Hospital, Lind- say, on Wednesday, January 3, 1962, Mabel Florence Henderson, beloved wife of the late Joseph Bell and the late Thomas Henderson, dear mother of Everett Bell of Oshawa; loving sister of Wilbert MeWatters of Flushing, New York. Resting at the Mackey Funeral Home, ,Peel Street, Lindsay, for service in the chapel on Friday, January 5 at 2 p.m. Interment at Riverside Ceme- tery vault, Lindsay. MULLEN, Mary Lillian Entered into rest in Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, on Wednesday, January 3, 1962, idary Lillian McEvoy, widow of the late David Duncan Mullen and mother of Mrs, A. Turner (Margaret) of Scarboro, Mrs. M. Ayres (Rita), Arthur, and Edward, of Oshawa, in her 75th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with high re- quiem\ mass in St. Gregory's Church, trolling Canadian Firm Control Goes To States TORONTO (CP) -- Sprague Electric Company of North Ad- ams, Mass., has acquired a con- interest in Telegraph Condenser Company (Canada) Ltd. Announcement of the transac- tion was made by Robert C. Sprague, chairman of Sprague Electric, and W. C. Handley, chairman of Telegraph Conden- ser Company of London, Eng- land, of which TCC-Canada was previously a. subsidiary. é The British company retains a minority interest in the Cana- dian firm which now will be known as Sprague TCC (Can- ada Ltd. Sprague Electric last year ac- quired a minority interest in TCC. of England. It now has 24 manufacturing plants including, in addition to its American op- erations, plants in Puerto Rico. Italy, Belgium, Mexico and Hong Kong. The Toronto facilities of Sprague - TCC will be supple- mented by what is described as a small operation in Walkerton, Ont., which is expected to start within a few weeks. Sprague-TCC will continue tc handle the sale of TCC elec- tronic components m anufac- tured in England and will also sell Sprague Electronic prod- ucts. Mr. Sprague said the acquisi- tion of the Canadian company will enable Sprague Electric to broaden its marketing activities in the growing Canadian elec- tronics industry, including mili- tary markets. NET EARNINGS CSI eng i ep oe TORONTO 11 A.M, STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock J 4 (Quotations in cents unless marked $. z--Odd lot, xd--Ex. xr--Ex- 11 Net High Low a.m. Ch'ge 100 775 775 775 1220 $22. 21% 22 +% 100 18% 14%-- % Stock Bales Con Bldg w Con Gas Corby vt C rights, xw--Ex-warrants. Net change is from previous board-lot closing sale.) INDUSTRIALS 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 230 $40% 404 404+ % 25 $25% 25% 25% 1565 $13% 13 1100 280 275 100 200 300 ie Stock Abitibi Abit pr Acad-Atl Alta Dist AltaDis vt Alta Gas AltGas B AltaGas w Algoma Algonquin Alumini ae 2pr a rgus 220 $53 Arg 250p A St Wire C 1600 Ashdown B 115 Atlas Steel 1090 Bank Mont 180 Bank NS 305 Beav Lum 150 Bell Phone 324 $58 Biltmore pr 100 Bowater pr 710 $37% pr 30$107 107 130 $16% 16% 100. $48% 100 715 50 Can Cem pr CI Fndry Can Perm csL Can Wire B Cdn Brew CBAL B w Cdn Can A Pal c 23 78% 61% 10% 58 350 350 $13% 13% Chem $6 6 Chem w C Collier C Colli pr > Curt W > Dredge 735 C Frbks A 200 CF Prod 2 pr 90 C Gas In pr 100 CGas In w 625 400 400 CG Sec A 100 $19% 19% CG Sec B 100 $24 C Husky 6808 ™M% C Husky 5 C Imp Bk C ci. 260 255 $5% 6% 82 81 110 «110 $13% 13% $10 «10 1 $51 51 $8 8 100 2525 800 +1 400 19% + % 4 7% + % 305 +30 72% -- % 16 5% 34 25% --1 85 17% 33% w 200 376 275 100 569 515 2000 365 z10 350 305 305 $72% 72% $ié 016 $5%e 5% $34% 34 $25% 25% 85 = 85 $17% 17% € Mare Cdn Oil Friday, Jan. 5, 10 a.m, Interment St. Gregory's Cemetery. NASH, Joseph Suddenly in his late residence, 518| Cubert Street, on Wednesday, January | 3, 1962, Joseph Nash, beloved husband! of Kate Luckhurst, and dear father of Kathleen (Mrs, F. Rose) and James, both of Oshawa, in his 72nd year. Mr. Nash is resting at the McIntosh-Ander- son Funeral Home, 152 King Street East, for service in the chapel on Sat- urday, January 6 at 11 a.m. Interment Union Cemetery. | GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me-| morial, For placement contact funeral} director or phone 725-2327. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all. 728-6226 390 KING STREET WEST eaten we LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions, OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Alberta Distillers Ltd., 6 mos.) ended Nov. 30: 1961, $338,777,| nine cents a share; 1960, $262,-| 926, seven cents. IN MEMORIAM CAIN -- In loving memory of a dear mother, Emma Cain, who passed away January 4, 1959. Her memory is as dear today As in the hour she passed away. --Lovingly remembered by Alberta, Aubrey and family. CARD OF THANKS MacKENZIE -- I wish to thank the Hospital, Dr. G. N. Mcllveen, Dr. H. A. Richmond, Dr. D. Antonevych, also. the Brethren of Doric Pickering, all who provided transportation for my wife, and for the many cards, phone calls and other acts of kindness during m: illness. --Barrie MacKenzie, 20 Birch Crescent, Ajax. O'CONNOR --We wish to thank our friends, relatives, and neighbors, for flowers, Mass cards, use of cars and the many acts of kindness during the loss of a dear father, and husband, John Thomas O'Connor. Also special thanks to Rev. Father Skumave and Mons. Paul Dwyer, the Knights of Columbus and pallbearers. 728-6555 --Mrs. O'Connor and family. 90 11% +1 15% 950 Con 750 $15% 15% 4\Gr Wpg S6w ¥%, |Inter PL Con Blig Bldg pr 50 7% $7% 1% 200 10% 10% + % 500 57.87 51 61 61 125 4% 4%--% $533 3 23 --%&% 125 8% 84+ % 810 $65% 64% 65% + % 300 $13% 13% 13%-- % 535° $19 18% 18% -- % 135 $29 28% 28% + % 100 $10% 10% 52$160 160 1 £125 $17% 17% 397 $30% 30% 100 $22% 22% z11 $163 168 ii 25 $27% 27% o. 8 $14% 14% $33 32% $10% es 10% Cosmos Crown Zell Dist Seag D Bridge Dom Elect D Fndry Dom Stores Dom Tar Dupont Emco Emp Life Fam Play Fanny F Fleetwood Ford Com Fraser Gatineau 75 230 350 300 $18 275 300 $17% 17% 250 660 660 200 285 280 285 +5 100 310 30 310 --I5 Gr Wpg-G 100 $16% 164% 164+ % 20 560 560 560 --I5 2251 $12% 12 12% + % $44 44 44 $51% 51% 51M + % $17% 17% $33% 33%-- % $5% 5% 36% 64+ % 4544 51% %e 83 + 185 «+5 62 1 Hardee H Smith pr Imp Oil Imp Tob Ind Accep Inglis Inland Gas Int Util Int Util pr 215 740 230 375 200 1800 225 25 249 1500 213 230 190 270 Int Stl P Inv Syn A Iroqg G pr Jamaica PS Jefferson Jeff B wts Jockey C 575 Labatt Lafarge Lafarge wts LOnt Cem 902 LO Cem pr 200 Laura Sec 100 Lacr F A Laur 200 pr Levy LobCo A LobCo B |LobCo pr LobG 1 pr Loeb M |MB PR |Mass-F $6% 6% 165 165 380 «370 «(37 $12% 12% $18 «1818 $25% 25% $54% 54% 100 200 40! 10% + % 10% -- %4| 50% -- *| 11 11 $10% 10% $10% 10% 50% 50% $325 32% $21% 21% $i9 19 $13% 125 340 75 25 150 z110 94 1 19 | 13 13% + %| |Mass-F 5% _ 10 $108% 108% 108% -- | Met Stores 750 $9% 9% 9% + Yh} Met Stores p 205 $22% 22% 22% + %| Molson A 30 $30 30 30 | Molson B 100 $31% 31% 31% + %)| Molson pr 100 $43 43. 43 Mon Foods 7220 $14 14 14 | Moore 103 $52% 52% 524 --. % Nat Drug 225 $16% 16% 16% | --% wah Ce Eh ge i ap eer ge [eg ar il Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 740 $20% 20% 20% + 14 2 2 225 $20 150 10% 104--% A% 25% 9--% 49 4 w= 62% -- % 20 --l 84 -- % ---% N St Car NO NGas Nor Phone 1% 1U%+% 105 105 17% lh + % St Maurice Salada § Seven Arts Shawin Shawin A Simpsons Southam St Pav Stedman Steel Can Texaco 1 Tor-Dom Bk 220 T Fin A 100 Tr Can PL 875 3075 58% 584+ % 350 350 +10 % 20% + % 19% 19% 19%4--% 10% 10% 104+ % 19% 19% 19h%--% 35 $108 1 wts 999 $11% $3535 00 275 «275 «275 $43% 43% 434+ % $81% 81% 81% $12% 12% 12% + % 1235 $54% 54% 54% -- % 50 $35% 35% 354% -- % OILS 240 58a 359 20: Zeller's Alminex Am Leduc Bail 5% pr Calvert CS Pete Cdn Dev C Ex Gas Cent Del C Mic Mac Dev-Pal Dome Pete Dynamic Gr Plains Home A 240 8 25 25 320 390 161 385 37.87 $14% «14% 48% 43% $13% 13% $13% 13% 5 $13% 13% $18% 18% 249 246 «(246 295 285 295 3 23 2 Medal Nat Pete N Cont NC Oils NCO pr Okalta Pac Pete Pamoi Permo Phiips 200 197 200 $25% 25% 25% uw 2 24 $1I5SR 15% 15% 41 41 41 3 «38 3232 6800 1700 1000 1020 500 = Ree os 08 108 11% 11% + % 35 B ta a i a 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 14500 50 49% 50 1000 69 69 69 2000 "in "ina na * 1 300 150 'J Stock Pace Ponder Provo Gas Quonti Ranger Sarcee Triad Oi Un Ois Wayne WCOG w Wsburne Wstates W Decata W Lease Windfa 48 148 1 22%, 24% +2% 3737 69 69 --1 410 425 +420 105 «110 605 605 207100 24% 225 37 1100 69 600 425 1100 10 250 605 786 'Abacus 1000 Acad Uran 18500 Advocute 1 Agnico 2290 Akaitcho 3000 Anacon 1000 Ango Hur 100 Ansi 3 Arcad wts A Arcadia At C Cop Atas Yk Aumaq Aunor Bankeno ee 1000 3850 200 4 3000 500 1000 1000 600 500 1900 1 Back Bay 6500 Borduac 4250 625 si = 34 me § 740 (739 70 215 210 215 162 152 152 $12% 12% 12 Vy 34 3000 Camp Chib 1100 C Tung 600 C Dyno 6550 Cdn NW 500 Cassiar 900 Cent Pore 1000 Coin Lake 5500 Cin-Key C Beta G C Cainan C Discov 4|CG Arrow C Hai Con MS C Mogu C Mosher C Red Pop Conwest Croinor Denite Dicknsn Dome Donada Eder Facon Fatima Gaitwin r Geco Mines, 210 Giant YK 225 Genn Uran 1000 GF Mining 2000 Grandue 100 Gunnar 540 Har-Min 1000 Hasting 2000 Headway 1000 520 850 +1% +5 +h 15 120 47 47 Today's Toronto Stock Market Listings 11 Net Sales High Low a.m, Ch'ge % % M% $2 3 2 +% 254 2-254 $54% 54% HK + KH ee ee | +2% +% +3 Stock Heath Hoinger ¢ Howey Hud Bay Hu-Pam Inspiratn 46 4 46 Int Nicke $88% 88% 88% I 125 124 125 175 175 90 Cop Iron Bay Iso +2 J Waite Kerr Ald L Dufaut Langis Latin Am Lencourt Lorado Lorado wt Macdon %4| Macfie Madsen Man Bar Maritime Mt, Wright Murray M New Ath New Bid New Hosco N Kelire N Mylama N Senator Nor-Azme Noranda Normetal Nrthgate North Can O'Brien Opemiska Peerless Que Lab Q Matgmi Quemont Radiore Rio Algom Rio Rup Rix Athab Roche Sand Riv Satellite Sherritt Silvermaq Miller 35 59 305 255 251 62 660 41 5 3 $59% 305 275 % --l %e Sie + % 305 -3 +2 +1 --15 +1 --% Starratt Steeloy Steep R 'Taurean Teck-H |Thom L Tormont Un Keno Upp Can Vauze Ventures Waite Am Willroy Wiltsey 24400 Yk Bear 1800 Young HG 27000 Yukeno 500 Zenmac 1500 5% 7 1,014,000. 5R 5S4a-- % 17 7 Sales to 11 a.m.: nurses and staff of Oshawa General|, y | New Air, | Trans-Canada Air Lines and |Truck-Air Limited have an- /nounced an interline agreement jcovering the interchange of air | shipments at the cargo terminal lof the Toronto International |Airport. This new era in co- operation between air and sur- face carriers took effect January 62 \2 ° ' | At present, only Metropolitan /Toronto and Hamilton have had \the benefit of Truck-Air deliv- lery, but with the new service, which will augment the existing lair freight rail express service, lovernight pick-up and delivery will be provided anywhere in {the area bounded by Kingston, \North Bay, 'Georgian Bay, | Sarnia, Windsor and the Niagara Peninsula, The air bill of lading will be 'Transport Unity Surface jused for these shipments and) \there will be joint responsibility between Trans-Canada Air Lines jand the trucking industry for |the movement of the goods, | Inbound deliveries to the To- jronto International Airport re- ceived up until 8.00 p.m. will |be delivered the following day |and outbound shipments picked jup anywhere in this large area will be carried on the first available flight from the airport the following morning. The new service will allow for import- export shipments to and from express branches of the Canada Customs which are located in many communities in the ex- panded area to be serviced. With. the trucking industry now soliciting air freight as well as market now exists for both. Truck-Air Limited acts as the co-ordinating agent between TCA and the trucking industry and has as its key note the word simplicity. TAL will be responsible for the transfer of goods as well as expediting the receipt and delivery of ship- ments. This organization will also be responsible for the sorting of goods as well as documentation. TAL has already eliminated a great deal of the paper work formerly required for the transfer of goods from one mode of carriage to another, and is working to accelerate customs precedures, ROUGH MEETING DARLINGTON, England (CP) The mayor of Darlington, wel- coming a group of Tanganyika police officers to a _ council meeting here, said "they have come to see how we conduct ourselves."' Minutes later, when councillors refused to accept a mayoral ruling, there were shouts and desk thumping and the meeting was abandoned surface freight, an expanded Average TILLSONBURG, Ont. (CP)-- Sales of 2,154,440 pounds of to- bacco at an average price of 49.67 cents a pound were re- |ported Wednesday by the On- jtario Flue-Cured Growers' To- |bacco Marketing Board. to date, 31,972,789 pounds have been sold at an average of 50.43 cents. The board's three auction ex- changes, closed during Christ- mas and the New Year, re- opened Wendesday, Average prices: Leaf: bl2, 516, 63.75; -- bi3, 21,401, 62.38; bl4, 172.555, 60.10; bli, 86,254, 58.19; bil6, 6,354, 52.36; bf2 357, 62.84: bfs iv 565, 62.29; bf4 150,559, 60.3 bf5, 179,647, 57.20; bf6, 67,559, 45.19; bk4, 179, 50.00; bk5, 263, 38.00; bm4, 194 55.09; bm5, 9,779, 52.56; bm6, 10,241, 38.63; bel3 7,685, 67.99: b'4, 20.497. Prices In Tobacco Sales 156.35; bgl5, 16,297, 52.30; bgl6 |1,826 38.88; bgfs 823, 57.36; \bgf4, 21,734, 54.88;, bgfS, 26,384, |47.33; bgf6, 12,056, 34.36; ber, 9,763, 54.28, Cutters: cl3 673, 62.50; cl4, 20,430, 61.60; cl5, 96,761, 58.30; cl6, 154,787, 52.56; cf4, 4,504, |60.88; cf5, 172, 754 55.44; cf6, }91147 47.62; ck5 219, 49.25; ck6, 166, 26.26; cgl4, 1,654, 56.92; egl5, 7,038, 53.69; cgl6, 10,043, 41,08; cegf5, 10752, 50.80; cgf6 9,74 35.32; ccr 2,202 53.61. Lugs: xl3 61,330, 55.54; xl4, 126, 547, 51.30; x15, 133,258, 43.88; x16, 51,155, 34.75; xf3, 58, 50.00; -|xf4, 5788, 48.52; xf5 33,987, 39.- 84; xf6 33,329, 27.11; xgl5, 7,788, 35.61; xgl6, 8,753, 21.68. Nondescript: ndl 11,700, 6.73; ndf, 16,732, 9,37, ndm, 2,533 17.89; ndg, 15432 11.91. Special factors: 220,802, 32.60. 35% 35% -- | Reaches COPPER CLIFF, Ont. (CP)-- Nickel-producing capacity of the free world, exclusive of Cuba, reached a new high of 625,- 000,000 pound: annually in 1961, says Henry . Wingate, chair- man of International Nickel Company of Canada Ltd., in a "~ of the industry, iS Was an increase of abo 95,000,000 pounds over 1960 oa exceeded 1961 consumption by 125,000,000 pounds. In addition, Cuban nickel is being offered for sale in Europe. "Developments in Cuba," Mr, Wingate adds, "make it diffi. cult to comment on nickel oper- ations there, but nickel in the form of nickel oxide is cur- rently been produced. "In 1959 facilities capable of producing 50,000,000 Pounds of nickel annually were available in Cuba and a new operation based on facilities in Cuba and 2 refinery in Louisiana with ca- pacity to produce another 50,- 000,000 pounds was about com- plete." UPTURN TO CONTINUE _ Mr. Winga increased supplies made avai- lable in the last several years has been an impetus toward ex- panded markets, and "we con- template that the gradual up- ward trend in the use of nickel will continue," Canadian operations constitute more than three - quarters of free-world capacity. Consumption in 1961 was ap- proximately the same as the record 503,000,000 pounds of 1960 and compares with 435,000,000 pounds in 1959. International Nickel's own 1961 deliveries were at a new high. With co-operation of Canadian producers about 45,000,000 pounds of surplus nickel from the United States government's Defence Procurement Act in- ventory and ffom_ supplies scheduled for shipment to the U.S. government under contract, was disposed of to the nickel trade, International Nickel in 1961 brought into production its new te said the greatly ie Nickel Producing - High © project at Thompson, Man., with capacity exceeding 75,000;- 000 pounds yearly to bring the company's to.al capacity 'rom Manitoba and Ontario's Sudbury district to more than 385,000,- 000 pounds. ' Other Canadian producers in- « clude Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd., in the Sudbury area, whose capacity increased in 1961 by about 5,000,000 pounds to 70,000,000; and Sherritt Gor- don Mines Ltd., with a' mine in Manitoba and a refinery near Edmonton, and a capacity of about 25,000,000 pounds. : Other major producers are So- ciete Le Nickel, of France, with deposits in New Caledonia, more than 50,000,000 pounds; United States operations, mainly those of Hanna Mining Company, Rid- dle, Oregon, 23,000,000; and Jap- anese refiners, about 45,000,000. United States consumption im- proved over 1960, reaching its highest level in the latter part of the year. European consump- tion slackened from 1960's high iy but appears to have stead- LISTS CONSUMPTION Consumption by countries was divided about as: follows: United States 44 per cent; United King- dom 16; Common Market coun- tries 20; Japan nine; Sweden four; Canada two; all others five. By applications consumption was divided: Stainless steels 34 per cent; construction steels 14; high nickel alloys 15; nickel plating 14; iron and steel cast- ings 11; copper and brass pro- ducts four; all others eight. Major 1961 research develop- ments, Mr. Wingate said, in- clude a series of new ultra-high- strength steels, containing 18- to 25-per-cent nickel, with "'a com- bination of properties never be- fore realized in other alloy steels." Sherritt Gordon made "a sig- nificant metallurgical advance in the use of nickel powders" through development of a pro- cess of direct rolling of nickel strip from powder. ting Coast to Coast has keen young men who des right men we offer extr send a complete resume Oshawa Times. Looking For A Secure Future In Large expanding Retail Furniture Company opera- immediate openings for ire a secure future in the retail field. We require ambitious young men for training as Managers of Branch Stores. 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