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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, August 19, 1963 BIRTHS ARSENAULT -- Alphonse and Marilyn {nee Kueh!) ere happy fo announce the arrival of @ daughter, Janice Marilyn, } Ibs, on Thursday, August 15, 1963, "at Oshawa General Hospital. Special thanks fo Dr. A, King, Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Albert Arsenault of Oshawa and Mr, and Mrs, Edgar Kuen! of Kik @ioe, Ontario, BIGGAR -- To Mr. and Mrs, lan F. ggar, (nee Ann Gelkle), on August 17, Tourist Alive After 8 Days In North Bush TIMAGAMI, Ont. (CP)--Carl Mosher, 738, of Danville, Mich,, emerged from the bush near here Friday after eight nights OBITUARIES MRS, NORMAN DANIEL Mrs, Norman H. Daniel, 406 Mary street,Oshawa, died after a short illness at the Oshawa General Hospital Sunday, Aug- ust 18. Formerly Mary Margaret Blake, dayghter of the late Mr. and: Mrs, Edward Blake, she was born in Toronto and mar- ried in England July 4, 117, Guidance Setup Revision Urged By OTF TORONTO (CP) -- The On- tario Teachers Federation was urged Friday to negotiate the establishment of family coun- selling services in secondary schools to make parents more aware of courses available to Todays Stock Market TORONTO 1) A.M, STPCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--Aug, 19 Quotations In cents unless marked 8, B--Odd lot, xd--Exdividend, xr---Ex- rights, xw--Ex-warrants., Net change Is from previous pboard-lot closing sale, VW sNet Sales High Low a.m, Ch'ge INDUSTRIALS Stock Stock Pac Pete Page-Hers PC Jwi A Pow Corp Price Bros QN Reitman A Royal Salada Shell Ol Simpsons Steel Can Bank | $72 V1 Net Sales High Low a.m, Ch'ge 226 $12V2 12% 12% $19Ve 19a 19a % 9% 90 $344 yA $834 Ve S94 9% OM 100 $164 164 164 3 S34 31% 500 $20% Stock Hydra Ex Irish Cop Joburke Keeley-F Kenville 1000 Sales 500 1000 1000 3000 6100 STAMPS CLAIM BACK CALGARY (CP) -- Calgary) MONTREAL (CP) -- Stampeders football club an-|/Campbell, president of' Ne jnounced Wednesday they have/tional Hocke CAMPBELL SHOOTS ACE League, has \claimed Ken Rysdale, a defen-|joined golf's select circle, He 11 Net High Low a.m, Ch'ge| 2 8 8 % 2% 2% --r/ ference, 7 sive halfback, from Hamilton|scored a hole-in-one Frida |Tiger-Cats of the Eastern Con-|the 171-yard eight hole at Rysdale was Hamil-|consfield Golf Club, using ton's No, 1 college draft choice. |four-iron. bene COMING EVENTS 4 11 |BINGO, Eastview Park, Tuesday, two WOODVIEW jo'clock, No euchre till September, BINGO ST. 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GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM SIMCOE STREET NORTH ADMISSION 50 CENTS CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED Ww? 3 We +1 | sate 2). +1 Maritime » we 1963, at the Oshawa General Hospital, @ of suffering from cold, hunger, bi : mosquitoes, and rain, BISSELL -- Leonard and Anne (nee) A friend with whom Mr, Mo- h fo announce the! ." * eres there pret daughter, susan| Sher had been fishing Aug, 8 re- Lynn, A sister for Kevin jported him missing after they STACBY -- Bod and Shella (nee Trve-| became separated in dense fove) are happy to nee eg arrivall bush, i yi id Edward, 3, 6 O25) a teens cent 17, 1963, at Oshawa; Const, Neil Smith of the pro- Gerval Hospital. jvincial police in Timagami said Frilay searchers found Mr, ALKER -- Sally and Mickey are) ean to. announce The arrival of James) Mosher in a makeshift lean-to lan, @ Ibs, 9 ozs. at the Oshawa Gen-|p, Alar Sapitels AUgUMt tée 1960. Little broth|OAGLY eaten by mosquitoes, er for Sandra and Bobby He was very spry for: his condition and he had passed the children, name for your child should be a real/hunger stage." Archdeacon H, D, Cleverdon their children, G. §, Stewart of Sarnia, chair- man of the federation's educa- tional studies committee, told the annual' meeting a_ recent survey had shown. that many students enter high school with. out adequate advice on the se- lection of courses. In reply to a questionnaire, he said, secondary school princi- pals reported that from '"'a few" to."'approximately one-third" of their Grade 9 students were in courses "unsuited to their inter- ests and abilities," He said low Mrs. Daniel had been a resi- Gent of Oshawa for the last 41 years and was a member of Christ Memorial Church, Osh- awa, She is survived by her hus- band, Norman H, Daniel, of Oshawa; three sons, Gerald, and Ian of Toronto, and Patrick of Ottawa; one sister, Mrs, F, H, Marani (Constance) of Toronto; one brother, V. 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Murmylyk (Natalie) of Hamilton, Mrs. Nicholas Hraynyk (Mary) and John, doth of Oshawa. and Michael of Ham fon, In her 66th year, Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with high Mass in St. George's Ukrain' Catholic Church on Wednesday q 2) at 10 a.m. Interment Gregor Cemetery. ~ 0° 8 103 ALY STARTING OCT. 1st @te3Meeeecs Save $150 with BOAC 21-DAY EXCURSION FARES TO BRITAIN AND EUROPE a e+ it Cc Silica 0 3 + ust % M+ * y's ss. 8S n STOVIN, Robert n in 'the Oshawa G Monday,August 19, beloved husband of the Gliiesple and dear fathe fas Stevens (Lilllan) T Donald and Eric, al! of Oshaw vin Is resting at Mctntosh-An nerai Home, 182 King East tn the Chapel on Wednesday at 2 p.m. interment Mount Lawn Ceme 225 22 19 $134 13a 00 29. +] requirer or © ' occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 S21%-- 2% ne Glenn Uren Grandroy Granduc Guilt Lead Hard Rock HarMin high-Bell Hollinger Hud Bay Howey J BODDY -- In loving memory of 8 cear father, Albert Boddy, who passed away August 19, 1958 Wonderful memories woven in gold, This is @ picture | tenderly hold; Deep in my heart his memory is kept, To love, to cherish, to never forget. ~--Always remembered by daughter Edie @nd son-in-law Gar Ne ws | leasure and others will want to kow) His matches were useless be-| *hri i , é A Pour choice, Name your. child as quick ee ba spine trete @ he hadl°t Christ Memorial Church/figures were usually reported in iy as possible and use the individual) CAUSe mpnhess and he hac! win conduct the service atlareas where a considerable pame in an Oshawa Times Birth An-/(g put up without a fire in cold) Christ Memorial Church, 81 Hill-| ' . ' pouncement, Just call our Classified! weather, About 14 persons were|-», . jamount of counselling had taken Department, give the facts, including} " ** Se he croft, Oshawa, at 10.30 a.m.,/place while the student was still the name, and we will publish a Birthlin the search for Mr, Mosher./puocday August 20 and inter.| igi Notice i the next edition. Just diall "We must have passed within| Ucs¢2y, August 20 and inter-jin elementary school, 723-3492. 26 feet of tl ong t h jment will take place in St,} Mr, Stewart said almost all neon vcuimned ' BbGUE Ww ee ne! John's Cemetery, Port Hope, {principals and guidance work- jwas camped about a dozen kindly omit flowers, jers who had been questioned times,"' said Const, Smith, ' 2 " " i Ms Mecshér hoe tine | ' si jhad reported a problem with hospital in He ileyb is resting in} = MRS, LOUIS KALYNKO _inarents who assess their child's DANIEL--Mary Margaret hospital in Halleybury, | Mrs, Louis Kalynko, 30 Jack-|abilities unrealistically and pres- Entered into rest in the Oshawa a oe 8 " seep Fa 4 oes)? i General Hospital on Sunday, August 18 json avenue, Oshawa, tied in sure him to take prestige" aca 1963, Mary Margaret Blake, beloved Oshawa General Hospital Mon-/demic courses, wite Norman. 1, Daniel: aad. meiner day, August 19, after a short -- ern o Gerald Daniel of Toronto: Pat iline: Daniel of Ottawa; tan. Daniel, Toronto: limess, b P and sister of Mrs, F, H. Marani (Con ae . " : 5 . rt siance) and V. B, Blake of Toronto. 8 | The | for mer Katherine ue ec a Funeral service in Christ Memoriai ay 1r Tymechko, she was a daughter) Church, Oshawa, on Tuesday, August 20. of the late Mr, and Mrs, Paul S ks $ F a? 10.30 a.m, Interment St, John's Ceme- , ~hk oe tery, Port Hope. Kindly omit flowers . - " Tymec hko and was born on ee rom March 28, 1898, in the province 1ml ] of Galicia, West Ukraine, She US And U N Ford Cda came to Canada 50 years ago atve eave rol , y wr rat : "oc ni ay awg y - ~ | en ake VANCOUVER (CP)--Two doc- and was married in Oshawa in) MONTREAL (CP)--The Que.| G bynam 35 $28)4. 8a ase tors, who tested a new birth 1914 bec Republican party, founded) SMC 27 $7) 7? : f ° » : ; 0 $12 i control pill on 117 Vancouver} Mrs. Kalynko was a member|last December as the political] Sites bw bi ey 10 1'. women, say it approaches "the of St. George's Ukrainian Catho-\voice of the separatist move-| Gr Wee G $17% 17% 17% concept of racep-lhic C hg * St Genree"c! moe ie seek ; Greyhnd 33 3} we the ideal contracep ne are and of St. George's ment, is seeking moral and fi-| argc pr 'a5 state 2am 2a% ive, atholic Women's Society nancial suppor abroad Hayes St 0 $t1% 11% Writing in the current issue) She is survived by her hus.|.A spokesman said Friday) 48¢ 2 ee 1 Saeee of the Canadian Medical Asso-/band; two daughters, Mrs, Wil-/Party Secretary Jean-Yves Dou-| int Nickel xd ie ses : Py Z Cassiar ciation Journal, Dr. J. H. Dick-|11am Murmylyk (Natalie), of/cet, has becn sent to the United 200 $23% 23% 2344 phage inson and Dr. G. G. Smith, both Hamilton and' Mrs. Nicholas Nations and Washington and al- ma Con Shaw of the department of obstetrics Hraynyk (Mary), of Oshawa; teady has met the UN delegates 2S 21 ce Nee > an). > ' . ir" es . is d ~ all wn and gynecology at the Univer-./:wo sons, John, of Oshawa, and of certain countries , 320 € Mogvl 100 sity of British Columbia, say! M nel, of Hamilton, and three M Doucet has outlined to : 16 $164} z © Mosher 500 that not one of the women be-/grandchildren, Eleanor Murmy- delegates the role a free Quebec! . Lakeland pu 200 $224 22\8 a ie ame presnant for a total of/lyk, of Hamilton, and William/could play in the UN, the) bepco 4 Cowich 200 998 menstrual cycles, and Nicholas, of Oshawa spokesman said. | MB and PR lee pak ON y useo In addition, the pill proved) airs Kalynko is at the Arm. The countries whose repre.) M en D"Aragon --_ 1000 ~|safe for use over long periods/strone Funeral Home for H atives met Mr, Doucet were) Mes Deer Horn WO 67 47 a of time Mass in St George's Ukrainian ified, but they, were un- Denies 264 STOMA 10% TON The most significant side ef-'Catholic Church Wednesday at derstood to be French-speaking " Di.knsn 2063. 590 580 9 -+18 teoGay at tC. anil 250 " 334 ect observed was weight gain./1@ a.m. Rev. J, C. Pereyma wi!] European and African nations,| Norang Ro $34 36 '| OO ah eee ak a a Thirty-five of the women gained officiate. Interment will be in AS for the $100,000 raised by) y East Mal 133 225 225 225 --10 more than three pounds while St, Gregory's Cemetery Party Leader Marcel Chaput ae taking the pills. we ---------|through a hunger strike, the| 200 $274. 278 Fifteen women reported in- spokesman said it would be! 100 S12 12% i MAIN ; okesman said i ) | mM $12 creased fatigue, irritability and } lero DRAW : spent on \preparations for the = cI Ai pre-menstrual tension. 3 TUDDERSFIELD, England next provincial general election NOTE MORE DRUNKS mo 45 aS as IN MEMORIAM ___. Te pit! is @ combination of](CP)--Atter a three-year sur) The par} -now claims 6,000] LONDON (CP)--The govern- mm Thm MH | norethindrone, a synthetic pro-jvey this Yorkshire town's coun-/ac ivexmombers but hoped to) ment may order an inquiry into 00 9 68D | restin and an estrogenic com-jcil has declared that the oppo-|sism up many more before thejdrunkenness in Britain, The] be ws % 3 --9 | ound called mestranol, It is/site sex is the main attraction next Quebec election, due in/number of convictions last year| bo I ARR A : vailable on prescription jat youth clubs. 967, was up nine per cent on 1961. 1@ 460 460 1] i] | ROUND- TRIP TORONTO TO CLARKE -- In loving memory of our @ear Dad, Willlam E. Clarke, who passed @way August 29, 1962 Sweet are the memories, silently kept Ot the one we loved, end will never forget. --Ever remembered by daughters Harel, Bvelyn, also son-in-law Mell and grand enildren, ROWARD 'n_ leving «memory © of Moy! Russel Howard, who passed away August 19, 1946. 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