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DOMINION DAY SPECIALS: IMR COHAWA Limbs, Wednesduy, duns 40, 1308 2i OBITUARIES a LIGHT-UM-UP Bob Stewart (left) manag- 'Tribe in a ceremony ing director of the Red River Exhibition in Winnipeg Mon- day evening was initiated into the Saulteaux Indian Today's TORONTO 11 A.M. STOCKS | * By The Canadian Press Stock Toronto Stock Exchange--Jume % Kelly DA (Quotations in cents unless marked $. Labatt e--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--EX- Lafarge 4A rights, xw--Ex-warrants, Net change 1s' Lakeland 4------------- Stoc $l6% 16% $6% 1000 330 = 325 Lau Fin A an 550 $14% 144% INDUSTRIALS is | Levy 11 Net |LobCo B Bales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Loeb M MB PR 13 |M Leaf Mill i 124% Mass-F L 4 Stock Atl Sugar Bank Mont Bank NS xd Bell Phone y|Mon_ Foods % Mont Loco Moore Nat Drug oranda O NGas NW Util pr |NS LP | Ogilvie Oshawa A et -- > IPac Pete vin | Page-Hers a Pbina LA % Phantom 300 85 a= "/Pow Cirp 225 - {Price Bros 200 $36% 36% |QN Gas 278 $7% 7% QN Gas pr 209106 106 --¥WiOQn Gas w 800 0 + ¥ Revelstoke 1020 |Rockowr pr 200 100 7 17 67% 67% + 71% 714 -- 220 $67% $7it 24 ae -- W)\ 184 18% : 20% 20% % 3 ZS $56% 564% 56% 108108 108 $20% 20% 2644 9 ™% $9% 9% 4 37% BY 52 uu--%% +68 3% --i |ShellIpr 155 15% Shell I wte 200 17% + % Shully's 100 654% -- | Simpsone # 25 8% jaeatham 100 4 +3 | Steel Can 1695 1 31 |Suptest ord 225 iM U% MM | Texaco , 6 BY uu" $11% 11% $64 6% . 6% --.% Turnbull pr 230 «275 «4-280 Un Gas SM 54% 4M + HH Walk GW 13% 13% 13% | Westcoast 366 «= 65% 6534 -- %| Weston B 154 15% + % West A wt Ty Woidwd A 0% +h 40 264 -- %\T Fin A 150 $13% 38%4-- %4\Tr Can PL 370 $28% 28% 11% -- %| Trans-Mt MM% -- % |) Trans PPL SOL Zellers Zenith 20% 40 4 60% 60% | 4 16% 18% | 70 70 8% «8% 6% 5 13% 1 2 $3 100 7, 37% $546 5% OILS 18500 8% 8 Dev 200 6% 26 500 «(89 200 760 75 1500 $135 200 6% -- % Anchor 5 Fruehauf Gatineau an os Same: |CS Pete Cent Del , 4, Dome Pete "| Fr Pete pr Gr Plains Hawker-S Hawker pr Hayes StU H Smith pr Hud .Bay C Imp 00 Imp Tob Ind Accep I Ac 225 pr Inland Gas Int-City Gas 6% 6% | Husky oi! $ 6% 6% | Acad Uran Husky wis 6. 6 =--@ [Akaitcho Int Nickel 67 67%-- 4% Anglo Hur Int Util 24% 24% + %) Area Inter PL 83% 83% -- % Arjon Int Stl p 265 265 Aumaq Inv Syn A 55% 554 55% Bnkfeld Trans Can 44% MM 4M apy ag 40% 40% -- % On OF i313 bo sgere AM 24% ies 48% 48% + % 55a 5M " 1000 4000 z10 135000 Exhibition. Stewart was made an honorary chief by tribal Chief Frank Merrick (centre) of the Long Plains Reserva- tion near Portage La Prairie. 6% 325 from previous board-lot closing sale.) Lont Cem p 250 Slit lM li% + % 108%4 10844 205 7 2 $30% 304 304+ % 13M@M% 13 £100 $19% 19% 15 at the tribe. Net; Bales High Low a.m, Ch'ge) Stock 6% 6% 6% C Fen 16% C Halli 6% ~ %/C Marcus C Mogul C Mosher Cins Que C Red Pop }C Regeourt |Con Shaw | Cop-Man Courvan 1244 -- % Croinor 14 -- 14/| Cusco + 4/B-Duq 0 Belcher Bethim 14% 6% * Ma 4 4 Bibis Bilcop 8 Black Bay n Con-Key C Bellek Li Lac Deer Horn 9% +h Ron Pac 964 -- | Denison 7% Dome xd iDuraine % jFrncoeur {Giant YK Granduc _. 4 /Gunnar Headway High-Bell | Hollinger --_ Hud Bay Kenville Kerr Add \Lab Min Macassa 57 Madsen 14% Majtrans 21% + %/ Malartie 10% + % Martin Mattgmt , | Maybrun McIntyre McMar |Meta Uran Min Corp é Murray M 8% + 4 Nama Cr " -- 2 New Alger New Ath New Hosco N Kelore = % Merrick' s son, Angus, shown lighting the ceremonial pipe for White Buffalo, the name given Stewart by the (CP Wirephoto) k 'Market 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 1000 1000 200 100 200 3800 5003 1000 7500 00 1000 500 700 909 125 880 880 4000 300 118 120 118 201 106 10% 10% 12% S12% 400 2 280 $27% 5 120 ue 1 201 +h 106 +3 10% 201 105 10 10% 40 +3 +2 | Coroner Dr. R, S, Irwin said| 37 454 --% +158 % 5 495 % 21% -- +% 2%--% LAWRENCE J. DAVIDSON "The death of Lawrence James (Laurie) Davidson oc- curred at the Oshawa General Hospital, Monday, June 24, in his 62nd year. He had been ill for 18 weeks. Mr: Davidson was @ car salesman for Bramley Motor Sales at the time of his death. He was a member of the Unit- ed Church and a member of Composite Lodge, AF and AM, No, 30, GRC, Whitby. Besides his wife, the former Wilma Agg, he is <urvived by a son, Ronald Port Credit. The step-sons, Peter and John Agg, of Terra Cotata. He also leaves two sisters, Mrs, Harry Upper (Ethel), of Ham- ilton and Mrs. Robert Mac- Donald (Mildred), of Toronto and two brothers, Russell, of Scarborough and Gordon, of Vancouver, B.C. There are four' grandchildren, The funeral service was held Wednesday, June 26, at 3.30 p.m., at the Gerrow Funeral Chapel. Rev. John M. Smith, minister of St. Mark's United Church, Whitby, conducted the service, Interment was in Osh- awa Union. Cemetery. Pallbearers were Otto Shar- rard, Harry Blakely, Arthur Shamwald, Edward Burley, Murdie MacLeod and Reginald Noakes. DARLENE GAUDETT The death occurred suddenly jat the Oshawa General Hospital Tuesday morning, June 25, of \Darlene Gaudett, 4, beloved jdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- iprd Gaudett, 632 Albert street. Born in Oshawa June 30, 1959, jshe was an honorary member jof the primary department of the First Baptist Church Sun- \day School. She was looking eyed * forward to starting school in i south Simcoe ms |September at Public School. iTuesday night a series of tests were being made in an effort :|to determine the cause of death. 12. --~**\He did not expect the results 12% + Me would be available for some +1 +2 +1 --l --10 +5 284 24 220 ' +1 » 12% 12% 12% 395 400 890 20 648 230 «6+5 20 280 12% -- 4} |time Darlene is survived, beside her parents, by two. sisters, Wanda and Sherry and a bro- |ther, Roger. | The funeral service will be held at the Gerrow funeral Home at 2 p.m. Thursday |June 27, Interment will be in Oshawa Union Cemetery. | | MRS, ANNIE NEAL | Mrs, Annie Neal of 224 Court |street, died in the Oshawa Gen- jeral Hospital, Tuesday, June 25. She was im her 92nd year and zh ~ %\had suffered a lengthy illness. "a 38 16% 15%4--% 16% 16% 5% 5% 22 130 +h 100 600 «6800 800 150 $50% 50% 60% -- % Temag 8000 600 New Rouyn 1 N i nator 10% 9% ™% 10% 10% M% ™% 7% -- % Trin Chib 'i West Mines 200 4 8%} + % 122 --=% 25% 14 + 1% 5 5 > uy Sales to 1 a.m, SPECIAL...For The Holidays \ Mrs. Neal was the daughter jof the late Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Anderson, Sr. and was born in |Hastings County. She married the late Frank Neal in Hastings County in November, 1898. The deceased had lived in Oshawa since 1945 making her jhome with her daughter Lillie. Mrs, Neal was an adherent of Albert Street Church and a for- mer member of the Ladies' Or- Steep R 770 470 Sud Cont 9 72 #7 «2 «+8 1% 1 64--% 6 38 & +41 ae a ee | 2 ""% 137 | Territory | Thom L | Tribag 1700 1000 Upp Can 137 Urban Q Willroy Zenmac Zalapa 1400 1000 15500 38 1,326,000 405, 135 132 2% 2 37 "os 8 | 9 ange Benevolent Association at Manmora, She was predeceased by her husband in 1918, Mrs. Neal is survived by her daughter, Mrs. David MicCarm (Lillie) of Osh- awa; three sons, George of To- ronto and Percy and Thomas of Oshawa; 12 grandchildren and | 20 great-grandchildren. | Mrs. Neal is resting at the| Howden Funeral Home for ser- vice in the chapel on Friday, | June 28, at 2 p.m, Interment | will be. in Mount Nebo Ceme- tery, Springbrook, The officiat- | ing clengyman will be Rev. Mc-| Leod of Marmora United Church. Buddhists Act In Campaign For Equality SAIGON, (AP) -- From a} peaceful monotony of temple| bells, incense smoke and medi- tation, a new force has emerged in South Viet Nam -- a force that cam drive a man to burn! himself to death in the fervor jof his befef. | For the last month, yellow- jrobed Buddhist monks have | moved and acted with the deter- | mination and precision of sol-| diers, Never before have they | shown such zeal in their non-| violent "campaign for religious | equality and social justice." 'We are all Buddhists and we must work together," one) said. | Saigon monks, formerly for- | bidden to touch money, now) carry small change to get around in buses and taxis. Even, the monks' practise of begging | for rice and clothing from) house to house largely has died | ut. Buddhist protest activity | reached a climax June Ll, when Rev. Thich Quang Duc; a 72- year - old monk born im the) coastal town of Nha Trang, set) fire to his gasoline-soaked robes in a main street intersection, | j and burned to death. Suicide is jnew. to Vietnamese Buddhist whose faith pledges | leaders, $ ithem to non-violence. | | Buddhists consider they are | loppressed and discriminated | | against by the government of) | President Ngo Dinh Diem, a Roman Catholic. | A French colonial Jaw still in force gives Christian churches special legal rights, especially | those involving ownership of | property. Outsiders have expressed puz- | ziement by the strident new tone| of Vietnamese Buddhism, but Buddhist followers here and-in the country-side seem to have! taken it in stride. i CLEANERS ond LAUNDERERS OSHAWA ~ PORT HOPE WHITBY . COBOURG BOWMANVILLE - SCARBORO Curtains, Drepes, Blankets, Rugs OSHAWA'S ONLY UNIONIZED SHOP 723-4631 50 MILL 1x 1x field: ...at KARN'S extra-bright, mono-mold field: 400 ft. at 1,000 yds. With case ..... 1,000 yds. 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