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98 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, Morch 7, 1964 LIVESTOCK REVIEW 'Prices Stronger -On Steers, Cows ® TORONTO (CP) -- Trading @& slaughter cattle was active nd prices were strong to higher @ steers and yearlings and ' Qigher on heifers and cows at ; Ontario public stockyards week, Bull prices were strong and feiaceren cattle were in good mand on a heavier sypply. wick, Three carloads of slaugh- ter cattle were shipped to East- ern Canadian slaughterers and 30-4; medium 26-29; 20-25; boners 15-20, Hogs: Grade A _ 25,10-27,45; heavy sows 19,10-19.75 with light sows gaining a $2 premium; stags 13.50 on a dressed weight common _ |basis, Sheep and lambs; Lambs 20- of r hundredweight with good s closing at 23; bucks dis- poe at $1 per hundred- weight; good heavy lambs dis- counted up to $3 per hundred- weight; sheep 3-10 according to quality, ~ NET EARNINGS Motor Vehicle BY THE CANADIAN PRESS Anglo - Co., year ended Dec, 31: $5,034,- 142; 1962, $4,024,093, Gaspe Copper Mines Lid., year ended Dec, 31: 1963, $5,440,050; 1962, $5,592,427, 'LONGTIME SINGER fn show business 35 of his 3) at the age of 14, Canadian Telephone Singer Mel Torme has been|- years and started writing songs Production Up 25 Percent OTTAWA (CP) -- Motor ve- hicle production in Canada rose by 25 per cent in the first two months of this year over year- tistics reported today. February output rose 26,1 per cent to 64,571 following a year to-year gain of 23.9 per cent in January, Two-month total pro- duction was 137,668 units com- pared with 110,196, Passenger car output in Feb- ruary was up 26,7 per cent at 54,488 cars, and in the two- month period rose 24.5 per cent to 116,857, 90 veal calves were. sold off the| market for slaughtér in the United States. Slaughter Cattle: Choice steers sold at $23-24 with fancy feedlot steers to 24.60; good 21,50-22.50; medium 19,50-21.50; ave calves closed actively|common 16-19; choice heifers age Hog prices were gener-|2 @ily unchanged and lamb prices ere steady. Cattle receipts were esti- ated at about 8,400 head, ut 1,900 head more than last ek and about 1,000 head e than the same. week in 3. Western receipts were bout the same as last week at 9 head and included some ell finished slaughter cattle, stock Western ere 214 head as compared pn 335 head last week. East- receipts were three cattle Gnd 44 calves from New Bruns- calf receipts 22-22,50 with some fancy feed- lot heifers to 23; good 20,50- 21.50; medium 18-20; common 15-17; choice fed yearlings 23- 25 with sales to 26; good 21-23; good cows 15,50-16.50 with sales to 17; medium 14-15; .canners and cutters 10-14; good heavy bologna bulls 19-19 50 with-odd tops to 20; common and med- ium 16-18,50., Replacement cattle: Cood| stockers 22-25 with good heavy stock calves to 2750; common and medium stockers 17-21, Calves: Choice vealers 33-36 with odd singles to 37,50; good THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PLUMBERS E Examinations for Journey: OSHAWA XAMINATION men and Master Plumbers will be held at Oshawa City Hall on Friday 13th, March at 7:00 P.M. Applications to sit, to be in by 5:00 P.M, Tuesday 10th, March, HENRY CHAPMAN, Secty, Plumbers Examining Board PLE Crippled 'Child They're Depending YoU ASE! .. Buy and Use EASTER SEALS DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. JAMIESO 241 KING ST. EAST 9 SIMCOE ST, NORTH SHOPPING CENTRE 725-1169 MITCHELL'S DRUGS 723-3431 TAMBLYN DRUG STORE 728-5101 Crippled in body but not in spirit, these Oshawa Children have fun at the annual Christmas party. Every year, many of the children are sent to summer camps specially equipped for their needs. Helping others who are handicap ped is one of th e best ways to Challenge to Every Citizen! Mr, and Mrs. Oshawa can you Honestly and Sincerely deny a small crip- pled child his rightful heritage to a life of Happiness . . to Purchase Easter Seals! . By your refusal Easter Seals Are Such & Big-Hearted Little Gifts! v Yes! Easter Seals ARE Big-Hearted little gifts . . . they're earlier levels, the bureau of sta-f small indeed but added together the Nickels, Dimes and Dollars they return represent a world of happiness for many crippled Oshawa Children, SURELY you won't refuse to heed their Appeal for HELP! The Need Is Great! ¢ RETURN YOUR PINK ENVELOPE Transportation to and from treatments, Necessary drugs, Shoes' and appliances, Special treatment at the Hospital, a loan-cupboard stocked with wheel chairs, crutches and other aids are all provided by the Oshawa Rotary Club to Help Crippled Children whose need is often too great to be met by their families. That's Why every citizen has a duty to perform and a Chance to HELP these Crippled Children. WITHOUT DELAY Easter Seal Campaign Sponsored by-- ONTARIO SOCIETY FORCRIPPLED CHILDREN THE OSHAWA ROTARY CLUB -- In Conjunction with the - a ey ee A i oie alt a0 OR SA EATON'S in OSHAWA END-OF-SEASON CLEARANCES In EATON'S Sporting Goods Department MEN'S HOCKEY SKATES Reg, 14.95 . . . Save 4.98! Black leather uppers with tan trim and full lining. Styled with box toe, tendon guards and plastic act guards on heel: o blades. Hollow-ground, rib steel blades, Sizes 6 to 12 in the group; but not every size available. 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Women's sizes 3.to 10, but not every size available in the group. EATON Opportunity Day Special, pair MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SKI BOOTS Reg 14.95 to 29.95 ...Save 5.00 to 10.00! PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY (Please; No Telephone or Mail Orders) Choose from a wide range of ski boots . . . single and double boots. .. lace up and buckle style. Sizes: Men"s 7 to 12, Women's 5 'to 10 in the group. Broken size and colour range. Shop early for best selection! 9.95 t) 19.95 SKI JACKETS Reg. 14.95 to 22.95 . .. Save 5.00! PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY (Please, No Telephone or Mail Orders) Choose from a wide range of styles, sizes and colours! Some reversible and standard jackets with hoods, 9.95 t 17-95 EATON PHONE 725-7373 EATON Opportunity Day Special, pair Opportunity Day Special, pair EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 26 Visit EATON'S Automotive Section... and see our wide selection of 'Spring Clean-Up' requirements for your car. We have sponges, wash brushes, chamois, waxes and polishes, headlights, tires, batteries and various other automotive supplies which will interest the car owner, When you visit this section ask about our New guarantee on tires. EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT, 763 Attention Boat Owners .. . Get Set For The Boating Season Now! SEE EATON'S 1964 LINE OF VIKING OUTBOARD MOTORS Available Only at EATON'S! & From a 3 h.p, for fishing to a 60 h.p, for water sports-and heavier an 149-00 to 899.00 PHONE 725-7373 EATON Price, each ... EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT, 261 EATON'S Open 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday, Thursday and Friday Nights Unit! 9 p.m.