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COMING EVENTS AUONTERS of ENGie ay ocwber 1| LOL, and L.O.B.A. pm. TEEN-AGE DANCE | EUCHRE NIGHT U.A.W. HALL | ODDFELLOWS' HALL DAY WH | ar 3 on Friday, Oct. 25 - 8 p.m. No slacks or jeans Admission 50c ADMISSION 25¢ BINGO BINGO HARMAN TION: | ORANGE TEMPLE ST. JOHN'S HALL | SATURDAY, OCT, 12th Corner Bloor ond Simcoe 7:30 P.M. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th 206 -- $8 7:45 P.M. Share the Wealth 4---$40 Jackpots to go Games $8 ond $10 Tee Noch 1--$150 Jackpot to go 5--$40 Jackpots Children Under 16 Not Admitted Postal Employees DANCE Kinsmen Auditorium Sat., Oct. 19, 9-12 The Laurentians Orchestra Prizes -- Refreshments Telephone for Tickets 725-8192 DANCE Saturday, Oct. 12 DNIPRO HALL 681 Edith St. off Bloor St, E. Music by George Macko and Band EVERYBODY WELCOME The recently installed offic- ers of Court Charlene, No. 1750, Canadian Order of For- esters, posed for a photo Thursday night during their meeting at the Coronation Orange Temple, Bruce street. Shown left to right, are: Sis- ters Irene Nutter, past presi- dent; Evelyn Clarke, high marshall; Zelda McMillan, president; Helen Twining, district deputy high chief ran- ger; Doris: Youth, recording secretary; Margaret Smith, financial secretary. Back row Bernice, Vice, warden; Elsie Blair, inner guard; Doris Gra- 'elie? ham, left support to vice president; Molly Hartshorn, treasurer; Lily Barker, left support to the president; Winni'red Keller, Junior Past President; Emma Balson, COURT CHARLENE, CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS, INSTALLS OFFICERS vice-president, Not shown are Daisy Matthew, outer guard; Una Dart, chaplain; Dorothy King, conductor and Elsie McCabe, right support to the vice-president, --Oshawa Times Photo TORONTO 11:00 A.M, STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchai ct, Quotations in cents unless marked $. z--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- MONSTER BINGO Over $500 in Prizes Including tickets on 10 turkeys to be drawn os door prizes. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12th AT 8:00 P.M. ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM SIMCOE STREET NORTH ADMISSION 50 CENTS CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED rights, xw--Ex-warrants, Net change Is from previous board-lot closing sale. INDUSTRIALS 11:00 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 1135 $51 50% 50% + % 25 $25Va 25V2 25a 100 410 410 410 +10 275 275 270 275 +5 50$109 109 109 200 $58%4 58% 584+ % $299% 9 2 -- Ve $405 40% 40% + Ve $20. 2 2 --v $11% 11% 11% $9 9 9 Stock Abitibi Abit pr Ackland Alt Dis vt Alm 4\pr Anthes A $22¥e 22V¥e 22%a-- $18¥2 1842 18% 45 45 43 $64%4 64% 64% $722 72¥4 724+ Ve $133. 13 «133 + % $54 53% 54 + Ve $51% 514 21%4-- FREE Tickets to the spectacular ICE CAPADES OF 1964 at the Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens, Nov. 5 thru 12 IF YOUR NAME Appears somewhere in the OSHAWA TIMES WANT ADS Starting Tuesday, October 15th EAT IN OR OUT MIKE'S DRIVE-IN GIBBONS AND KING STREETS OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY Specilalizing in: TURKEY DINNERS, BURGERS OR SANDWICHES ROTOBURGERS--CHIPS, CHEESEBURGERS, MILK SHAKES -- SUNDAES -- BANANA SPLITS, SOFT ICE CREAM. OPEN 8 A.M. TILL MIDNIGHT TAKE OUT ORDERS Under New Management Plan a lovely drive in the country Thanksgiving with DINNER at The Dutch Oven 'ORONO $1.75 complete Gifts for the Children! Premiums at the gas pumps over $3.00 YOUR FRIENDLY WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION ! Bring The Family 4 } iy a } Out For Special ? THANKSGIVING DINNER $1.25 FULL COURSE . Juice or soup, vegetables, turkey, cranberry sauce. For dessert Jello, pies, etc. MAYFAIR RESTAURANT 1188 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH at the New Simcoe Plaza UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 265 265 265 215 215 215 $2 27% 2B $3 23 23 $2448 24% $5% 5% $22 21% 37--o7 25 $12) «(12 $10% 10 $10% 10% 7 9 9 $11% 11% 11%4+ 37) 97 FT -- ++% 4% Sm Ve 21% Can Perm Can Wir B CAE Cc Brew CBr Aim A Chemcell Chmell 1.75 Chem w C Collieries " $23% 23% 23% 480 480 «480 $17¥a 17% 17 36%e 6% 6 30 60 $66 65%e 657% $847 847% B47 400 350 340 340 --§ $53% 532 Bam % S6¥a 62 6% 335 (335 «(335 $18 17% 18 = Iniand C pr inind Gas IMC int Nickel Inter PL int Stl P Inv Syn A Jet PR M Leaf Mill Mass F Met Stores 4 2% 2 300 $13¥e 13° 130+ ve 5500 $1914 19% 194 -- 725 $10Y% 10% 10%» 325 $374 374 374+ Ve 700 $8% 8 8% Lesage Stresses Resources Need FREDERICTON (CP) -- Que- bec's Premier Lesage said Thursday that without fiscal resources provincial authority becomes an illusion. The provinces can make im- portant contributions to the solu- tion of present problems, such as regional development, he Said during a ceremony at the University of New Brunswick which awarded him an honor- ary degree. tributions rests on Ottawa giv- ing up more of its powers "and cial governments being able to dispose of sufficient financial Ye|Potts (B) 123; A But the success of these con-|° on the possibility of the provin-| 3 Todays Stock 11:00 Ne? 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C Mosher 300 160 160 160 Conwest 100 410 410 410 2500 122 12 122 -- 3500 35 «432 «632 500 15% 154 15% 1000 110 «110 «110 120 2755 1000 675 $10¥2 10Ve Wa mm 4 eo 8s ---2 Market 11:00 Net High Low a.m. Ch'ge 34500 18 37% Wa-- 1000 8% 8 8 1000.9 9 9 -- Ve 1000. 22% 222 224-- Va 300 $11¥e 11% 11¥e-- ve 750 600 200 250 Stock Sales Croinor Delhi Pac Denison Dicknsn East Mal East Sull Faraday Fatima Geco Mine Giant YK 300 0 0 2000. 16 162 Wat 2 783 $29% 29% 29% zl $11% 1% 11% GF Mining 16¥2 162 16¥2 Granduc Gunnar Hard Rock Headway High Bell Hollinger Hud Bay tron Zay 767 835 500 13 330 $28 $56 90 147 aS WoO 24V2 24a 24% »o DMD WD Iso Jacobus Jonsmith Jelex Kerr Add 100 640 640 640 Kirk Twn 16¥2 16% 16%2+1 L Dufault 800 795 795 3' 2 8 203 202 202 +3 82 8% 8% 300 ©6300 Malartic Marcon Maritime Martin Mattgmi McMar Merrill Meta Uran Multi M Nama Cr New Bid New Hosco Newnor Nickel MS Nick Rim Norbeau Norlex Normetal N Coldstrm North Can Northgate Opemiska Orchan Orenada Parmaq Patino Pick Crow Preston ; Pros Air Que Man Quemont Radiore 9 9 9 102 101 102 +2 82 8% Be+ la 10000 24a 24 24+ 3100 2) 2) oat 13000 4 4a MY 2500. 211 209 211 50000 27%2 25 2 2 2 7¥2 17% Wate 4 35 15 315 5» 150 360 805 +2 23 --3 --10 53 960 63 82 8% Bat 275 $11% 1% 1% 2000 55 54 --1 Reeves 300 180 180 180 +10 Rio Algom Rix Athab Sherritt Sil Miller Sturgeon Sullivan Sunburst Tombill Tormont Tribag m Un Keno 525 Upp Can 45 Urban Q 1% Violam 100 227 227 +2 West Mine 125 38: 1 72 70. 7 +9 27Va 21a 27% 166 (167 525 us 18 207 v,|King and Rowe streets between CAPSULE NEWS TORONTO (CP) -- Western Caissons Limited, charged with not meeting safety regulations after the death of an employee, was fined a maximum $500 Thursday. The company, a sub- contractor on the St. Michael's Hospital extension, pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to notify a Iabor department in- spector that it planned to exca- vate an open caisson. John Mer- vin Barnes, 23, of Orillia, was killed at the bottom of a 25-foot hole by a loaded bucket which fell when its chain broke. MANN DIES BRANTFORD (CP) --Robert S. Mann, vice - president and general manager of Brantford Coach and Body Limited, died here Thursday. A native of Tor- onto, Mr. Mann came to Brant- ford 17 years ago. He was a past director of the Ontario So- ciety for Crippled Children. PREDICTS 63 DEATHS OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana- dian Highway Safety Council predicts that 63 Canadians will die in traffic accidents over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. CITY AND ~ DISTRICT Fine Firm $500 On Safety Count The council foresaw especially dangerous traffic conditions be- cause of a forecast of generally good weather across the country and because in many areas it will be the last chance for peo- ple to close up summer cot- tages. SENDS THANKS OTTAWA (CP) -- Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia has sent a message of thanks to Prime Minister Pearson for the warm reception he received during his recent state visit to Canada. His message said he is convinced his 'short but fruit- ful stay" and discussions with the prime minister "will ever strengthen the bonds of friend- ship that already exist between our two countries." NAB TWO LAREDO, Tex. (CP-AP) -- A Montreal couple were charged Thursday with conspiracy to smuggle heroin into the United States after customs officials said they seized 82 pounds of heroin valued at $37,000,000 on the black market. Charged were Joseph M. Caron, 33, and his wife, Marie Ida, 30. They ap- peared before U.S. Commis- sioner Jacob Hornberger who set bonds at $250,000 each. TWO-CAR COLLISION A two-car collision occurred Thursday at the intersection of cars driven by Anne Penicka, $12 King street east and Al- phonse Jean Kirsten, 147 Brock street east, Damage to each car was estimated at $80. TWO MINOR FIRES The Oshawa Fire Department reported two minor fires Thurs- day. There were four routine ambulance calls. 5S 385 38S +5 Wiitsey 1000 15¥a 15¥e 15% Windfall 4500 5} S51 OSI Yk Bear 100 105 105 105 Sales fo 11 a.m.: 623,000. FOREIGN TRADING BC Forest 215 $23%2 23¥2 23Ve Vanadium 100 © 75 75 East Mal 2000 205 205 205 Steep Rock 200 440 44 440 --S WOODBINE ENTRIES FIRST RACE -- "Redwater"' $2500 Claiming Purse $1800 for three-year-olds and up 6 Furs. Reactor, Turcotte 115 Good Vibration, No Boy 108 Hash Boy, Lanoway 113 Nirisso, Williamson XXX 106 Shall Succeed, Armstrong 113 Fair Johnny, No Boy (A) 113 Mr."Yo Te, No Boy. (B) 118 Vineyard, Walsh X118 Steel Pertfox, No Boy (A) 111 Last Morning, No Boy 120 Monsieur Beau, Fitzsimmons 113 Mrs. Cessford, McComb 110 Also Eligible: Still Sober, Armstrong 113; 1' Swear, No Boy 108; Final Award, Penepopie, No Boy 117. "Don Parker Stabe and T, Ziegler entry B - D. A. McKay and Hellenic Stable entry SECOND RACE -- "Sun Medow' $2500 Claiming Purse $1900 for three-year-olds and up. 1 and three léths miles Sun Hash, Turcotte 120 Ali's Pride, Who Goes, Reflective, Lanoway 118 Half Acre, Robinson 118 THIRD RACE -- "Theadore" $5000 Claiming Purse $2100 for two-year-olds. 6% Furs. Bursary, Turcotte 112 Italy Princess, Harrison 109 Apache Dancer, Walsh X109 French Twist, Walsh X109 Dandier, No Boy 110 Cecelia Binder, Turcotte 112 Royal Doctor, No Boy 112 Stem The Tide, Dittfach 112 Susie's Roman, Smith 107 Brief Wind, Potts 109 FOURTH RACE -- "Clearwater" $3500 Claiming Purse $2000 for three-year-olds and up. 1 and 16th Miles Indian Line, Armstrong 115 Argue Around, No, Boy 115 Hootenany Annie, Harrison 109 Crucial Hit, Turcott SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1963 Padre's Scamp, Hale 111 Gay Pageant, No Boy 108 Brown Panther, Walsh X106 King's Method, No Boy 116 Wings of Flight, Turcotte 115 Hill, Walsh X113 QUINELLA BETTING SIXTH RACE -- "Coronation Futurity Stakes (Foaled in Canada) Purse $20,000 added for two year olds. 1 and Ye miles Winkie Harrison (A) 122 Grand Garcon, Armstrong 122 Later Mel, Fitzsimmons 119 Fast Answer, Wick 122 Cap Ferrat, Terry 122 Siiihering Sam, Walsh (A) 122 Jammed Lively, Dittfach (B) 122 Muskoka, Miller (C) 119 Arctic Hills, Hale 122 Plerlou, No Boy (N) 122 Northern Dancer, Turcotte (C) 122 Ciboulette, Robinson (N) 119 Léader Lane, Lanoway 122 Arabian Market, No Boy 122 Hereforall, No Boy 122 Northern Flight McComb (B) 122 A-Bill Beasley entry, B-C. Smythe entry, C-M, P. Fleming and Windfields Farm entry C--J. L. Levesque entry, . SEVENTH RACE -- "Jockey Club" Stakes Handicap Purse $15,000 added for three-year-olds and up. I miles (Turf Course) Bronze Babu, Dittfach 120 Greek Form, No Boy 115 Puss N Boots, Turcotte 119 Wuick Pitch, No Boy 117 Prompt Hero, Potts (A) 112 Pollingfold, Harmatz 112 Catilina 2nd, No Boy 120 Deton, Plomchock 114 Mr. Sometime, No Boy (A) 113 A-Mrs. L. Lear entry (9) EIGHTH RACE -- "NMontressor" Al- lowances. Purse $2900 for three-year-olds and up 1 mile (Turf Course) Safety Man, Dittfach 115. Ma Petite Folie, Walsh X113 Molino, Miller Z119 To Teach In Europe BOWMANVILLE (Staff) Pending acceptance by the De- partment of National Defence, a Bowmanville public school teacher will be working in Europe next year. The Bowmanville Pub- lic School Board Thursday agreed to nominate Miss Mary Aitken, a teacher at the On- tario Street School for a posi- tion with the Department in Europe. The board was complying with the request of Miss Aitken. If she should receive the appoint- ment, the board was informed, she would remain overseas for two years. There was initial hesitancy on the part of some of the mem- bers in agreeing to the nomina- tion. This arose wfien Supervis- ing Principal Andrew Thompson SENDING AID OTTAWA (CP)--Justice Min- ister Chevrier Thursday an- nounced a $20,000 federal dona- tion to the Red Cross for Cana- dian relief supplies for the Car- ibbean area hit by Hurricane Flora. He also said in the Com- mons that the government is sending a message of sympathy to the premier of Italy concern- ing the flash flood disaster on the Piave River. The Canadian Embassy in Rome had been asked to inquire into the wel- fare of any Canadians in the area. TO TRAIN DOCTORS ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--The Newfoundland government is to! put 330 doctors and dentists through university and medical schools at a cost of about $4,000,000, Premier Smallwood announced Thursday. Mr. Small- wood, speaking over a province- wide radio and television hook- up, said the project would start imr :diately with the selection of 50 future doctors an five dentists to start immediately. IT'S NO PROBLEM MONTREAL (CP) -- Dr. Wil- der Penfield, famed Montreal neuro-surgeon and Guggenheim fellow in education Thursday said "two or three languages present no great problem to the child tan a single language." Dr. Penfield, retired director of the Montreal,Neurological Insti- tute told the conference on sym- bolic analysis that the fear of "conflicts" with the introduc- tion of a second language was unfounded. '| 420 WING TIPS an Plan Mess Dinner For October 19 rs en a a By BILL EVANS All members will be contacted by phone on or FE nel Oct. 12, please indicate itely wheth- er or not you will attend. EXECUTIVE INSTALLED On Wednesday, Sept. 18, with a very impressive ceremony, your 1963-64 executive was in- stalled. George Penfold, first vice-president of the national! executive of the RCAF Associa- tion, was the installing officer. Especially impressive was Mr. Penfold's address to and instal- lation of President "Jonnie" Johnston. Mr. Penfold then turned the gavel over to President John- ston and "Jonnie" chaired his first general meeting of 420 Wing. Immediate Past President Charles Bolton was called to the front and presented with the traditional engraved tankard and his past president's pin. _ "Jonnie" welcomed the ladies in attendance and after a short business session the meet- ing was adjourned. Dance music was supplied by entertain- This year, for the first time, inf eutut mparatively new man at the hit and hunt game won the low. net. the game everyone Te -- to the mess for a Chinese ner. ment chairman Ron Wright and See you at the mess dinner. Schedule The tentative league schedule' for the newly-organized Junior "C" Hockey group was released Wednesday. The season opens Nov. 12 when Orangeville and Port) Perry meet. Two nights later Lindsay will face their first test! when they take the ice at New- market. are: Uxbridge, Aurora, Sutton- Cannington, Orangeville, Port Perry, Stouffville, Lindsay and Newmarket. NOVEMBER Schedule is: Nov. 12: Orange- ville at Port Perry; Uxbridge at Aurora and Sutton-Cannington at Stouffville; Nov. 14: Lindsay at Newmarket, Aurora at Orange- ville, Stouffville at Sutton-Can- nington (game being played at Cannington); Nov. 15: Newmar-' ket at Lindsay, Port Perry at Port Perry; Nov. 19: Orange- ville at Aurora and Uxbridge at Stouffville Nov. 21: Sutton-Can- at Orangeville (four points); Nov, 22: Aurora at Lindsay, Perry at Sutton-Cannington (game at Sutton); Nov. 25: New market at Port Perry; Noy. 26: Port Perry at Aurora, Lindsay at Stouffville; Nov. 28: Stouff- ville,at Newmarket, Uxbridge at! Orangeville (four points), Aurora at Cannington; Nov. 29: Orangeville at Lindsay (four points) and Sutton-Cannington at Uxbridge. DECEMBER Dec. 2: Aurora at Port Perry; Dec. 3: Lindsay at Aurora, Newmarket. at Stouffville; Dec. 5: Uxbridge at Newmarket, Sut- ton-Cannington at Orangeville; Dec. 6: Port Perry at Lindsay, Stouffville at Uxbridge, Orange- ville at Sutton; Dec, 9: Ux. bridge at Port Perry; Dec. 10: Sutton -Cannington at Aurora, Port Perry at Stouffville; Dec. 12: Orangeville at Newmarket, Lindsay at Cannington; Dec. 13: Stouffville at Lindsay, Aurora at Uxbridge; Dec, 14: Newmarket at Orangeville; Dec. 16: Sutton- Cannington at Port Perry Stouffville at Aurora; Dec. 17: Uxbridge at Lindsay, Orange- ville at Stouffville; Dec. 19: Aurora at Newmarket, Port Perry at Orangeville; Dec, 20: Junior 'C' Teams entered in the teague will Uxbridge; Nov. 18: Stouffville at}. property and reply, Hockey me ; Lindsay at Uxbridge, Newmare ket at Sutton; Dec, 23: Lindsa: Horntenel at Port Perry, at Aurora; Dec, 24: Aurora at Stouffville; Dec, 26: Port Perry : ig Stouffville at rangeville, Uxbridge at Can- nington; Dec. 27: fieten at Gouda: ville at Uxbridge. 8 wi Remainder of the schedule Teachers Win High Praise BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- New teachers in : nington at Newmarket, Lindsay wher Newmarket at Uxbridge, Portlthe in file by the board. "Received and framed", quip- ped John Phillips. QUERY TILE NEED i A: second letter was received by the board from the council. It asked that the board justify the laying of vinyl tile over the hardwood floors of the Central School! during the summer. . This letter was referred to the committee for study ¥ DID YOU KNOW? disclosed that he thought the board would have to continue to pay Miss Aitken's salary. ".., but I think that the de- partment will reimburse the board," he added. "This has. never come before me before and I am not sure what the pio- cedure is." The board agreed to the nom- ination with the reservation that they not be liable to pay Miss Aitken's salary without reim- bursement. Chairman Paul Chant said he hoped Miss Aitken would return to Bowmanville schools after Thomson Kernaghan & Co. MEMBERS OF THE TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE OPmRATING pIRAET LINE TORONTO-MONTREAL pan, 725-1104 Street Level Entrence RES. MGR, ERIC R. 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