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1964 )F THE WEEK Golds took the heftiest index)trials fell 1.20 to 164.70. utilities, FREEZINGS UP drop, 2.20 ad 150.76, La Luz| 20 to 150.80, papers 11.00 to| Canadian freezings of fish in ag l presuagatey A ie 138.20 and the ce posite index/October amounted. to 33,201,000 idends, while Hollinger gained|-79 to 159.10. Banks rose 1.80 to|pounds, up 18.5 per cent from two points to 3444 on rumors of| 134.60 on index. |28,027,000 pounds in October a minerals strike near Tim-)~>---- ~~ r last year, the Dominion Bureau mins. RAINCOATS ANCIENT {of Statistics reported Friday. abi tema k be. eg Indians of Colombia's tropical |Oct. 31 stocks totalled 101,672,- 20% and: the S issue fost % to| Choco region long ago learned|000 pounds, up 3.7 per cent from 203 to waterproof clothing by daub-|98,062,000 pounds at the same ing it with the milky juice of|date 'last year. wild rubber trees Is 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, November 21, TIMES HOME Industrials Lowered By Paper Stocks By JOHN BELANGER Canadian Press Staff Writer Industrials this week were dragged lower on the stock market by depressed paper stocks but had previously had experienced index highs and in- creased prices. ; MacMillan, Bloede] and Pow- ell River announced it will cut '\newsprint prices by $10 a ton to $124 and shares of other paper finms subsided on specu- Jation that market conditions would force them to follow suit. Losses ranged as high as four points to some issues .. . but ras g i Other industrial issues also|ters Gold--spearheading a gen suffered fractional drops, 'eral advance. The stock jumped jn | 1004 cents to $1.33 after hittin FARED BETTER a high of $1.38 on news of Some issues fared better, in-| nickel findings in drill holes cluding Oshawa Wholesale A,' sunk near Timmins, Ont. ahead two points to 35% after! The stock was chiefly respon- touching a high of 36%4. sible for the Toronto Exchange Clairtone Sound announced| posting its largest daily vol- this week it plans a move to|yme Friday since July 21 -- Nova Scotia. Government assis-|9 897,900 shares, McWatters tance is considerable, Chair-|traded 3,020,700 shares of that oy ha Tg odd a figure and turned in volume for S! Ss . ic aE clay WN. A chant ne week of 4,794,325 shares. building. 'SIOW UT STEADY Clairtone lost 1% to 8 this} The senior base metals list week, while the stock's war-|traded siowly but steadily. Fal- lrants dropped $1.30 to $3.70,;conbridge jumped 3% to a high each in heavy trading. iof 88, while Cominco gained Speculatives came to life this|% to 44% and Inco 5% to 93%. week with one issue -- McWat-!Hudson Bay dropped % to 72'4. 74 On index at Toronto, indus- trials lost .26 to 168.53, the TSE index .28 to 157.42, base metals 38 to 72.96 and Western oils 02 to 97.00, Volume at Toronto was 27,197,525 shares compared with 20,849,530 shares traded the previous week and total value of.transactions was $79,- 378,081 compared with $72,783,- 272 the previous week. Industrial volume at Mont- real was 1,294,591 shares com- pared with 1,239,101 shares traded the previous week, while volume in shares ef mining firms was 5,131,211 shares com- pared with 4,374,905. On index at Montreal, indus- CHRIST MEMORIAL CHURCH (Anglican) Mary and Hillcroft Streets SERVICES 8:00 A.M. | 11:00 A.M, 7:00. P.M NURSERY CARE--11:00 A.M, CHURCH SCHOOLS 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY --- 10:00 A.M, HOLY COMMUNION This ts the Unitarian Idea: Unitarian churches are dedicated to the progressive transformation and ennoblement of individual and social life, through religion, in accordance with the advancing knowledge and the growing vision of mankind. IN RELIGION: ' Freedom is our Method Reason is our Guide Fellowship is our Spirit Character is our Test Service is our Goal UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP 11:00 A.M. NOVEMBER 22nd Speaker \rs. Christie Bentham DESIGN No. 1003 This modern Ranch home embodies many popular and desirable features. Note the protected entries and the ex cellent traffic flow to all parts of the house. The extra large kitchen, plus | eating space is convenient to al! parts of the house including both front and back doors, Note the extra washroom handy to the back door and basement. Also its proximity to the bathroom thereby sim- plifying plumbing installation. There is space, below the liv- ing area, for a_ recreation room, The design as shown calls for a one-car garage but this could easily be en- larged to a double size with- out detracting from the smart. appearance of the house, Construction Brick Veneer House: 1,271 Sq. Ft Standard Blueprints for this Design No. 1003 cost $15.00 for the first set and $5.00 for additional sets. They are available in Canada by re- turn mail. (Ontario residents must remit 3 per cent SALES TAX). Now available at this newspaper office or from ad- dress below is our new DE- SIGN BOOK entitled .SUB- URBAN AND COUNTRY HOMES designed for CANA DIANS, price $1.00 tax free This 1964 edition includes in- formation on Cost of Building and Financing in Canada, Heating, Insulation, Construc- tional Details, etc., plus many outstanding new designs -- --- oem wT DESIGN NO, 1003 Ss HOUSE: 1272 SQ.FT. GARAGE: 214 5Q,FT, ST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH The Reverend Corion F. G. Ongley, M.A.--Rector The Reverend R. G. Brooks -- Assistant eng -+ major paper producers enna | eur KITCHEN 18-0» 8-10 piclleiiiieh Cl fed (8, Oo SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd--SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT SERVICES: 9:00 A.M.-11:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Nursery Facilities ovailable at 'the 11:00 A.M. Service Thursday, November 26th--10:00 A.M.--Holy Communion CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH -- 64 COLBORNE ST. EAST The Mother Church, The First Church of in Boston, Massochusetts. ® GARAGE 9-10 x 20-0 -- DINING RM f i 11D x 9-10 ENTRY PORCH 3 ROOM 1-10 LIVIN 19-4 x is wee "-o0 ' cluded in this book are full details on how to order Blue- prints. 21-0 al formes a 1 Ranch, one and half storey birt oe split level, two storey colonial and duplex homes. Also in Subject The Unitarian Experience 1--The Women O.R.C. Building 100 Gibb St. (For information coll 723-2028) Christ Scientist SUNDAY SCHOOL -- 11:00 AM. SUNDAY SERVICE 11:00 A.M "SOUL AND BODY' Wed. Service tincludes testimonies) 8 P.M . READING ROOM.--CORNER ONTARIO AND BOND STS. Monday to Thursday--11:00 adm. - 5 Friday 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m The Bible Speaks To You CKLB 9 AM, fhe Building Editor Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario. Listen to Every Sunday NAM ciccccccccsnccnassnccseecsereerseeparsnsseses UD A! DODDOO00000000 WHEN BUYING OR SELLING PROPERTY .. . LOOK TO SCHOFIELD - AKER @ Residential @ Commercial @ Industrial FREE, SAFE, EASY MORTGAGES HOURS PARKING Ist and 2nd, Arranged 9 A.M. till 9 P.M, at rear of building ot 360 King St. West and Purchased SAT. till 5 P.M. Address ">| FIRST AID By ROGER C, WHITMAN SUNDAY Sunday School --Morning Worship 10:66 AM 11:00 A.M 7:30 P.M 8:00 P.M, Wednesday Bible Study A:Cordial Welcome to All the water as soon as it becomes cloudy to avoid rubbing dirt into the texture of the material, O1 use a white cream, clean-up wax made by a_ nationally-known manufacturer, and widely. avail- able supermarkets, housewares hardware and variety stores follow label directions DRIED LEATHER PANEL QUESTION: We have an old DISCOLORED REDWOOD QUESTION: For greater pri- vacy, we have a_ redwood screen fence, along a side of our patio, We painted the redwood white, Now, after two years, there are dark discolorations| developing, in the white finish How can this be corrected? The. surface looks blotched. ANSWER: The dark blotches on the finish may be due tojlow, fire-screen type of table discoloration from soot and dirt./ (tilt) which-has a leather panel Try scrubbing the fence with a/The leather is very dry and I'm mild detergent solution, Work|afraid it will crack. How can upwards, beginning from the|the leather be restored? bottom, to avoid difficult-to-re. ANSWER: Excellent move streaking from dirty) ~ water. Rinse afterwards with clear. water. I suggest writing surpluses 'more ~ Evangelistic }most stocks had begun a frac- tional recovery by Friday. paper stocks suffered was the eight - stock forest products in- rsa . Peta Bay dro} dex, calculated hourly at the s index fell 10.45 to 13.62 on the E rt S G week, ' 0 ur e Ives All 11334, B.C. Forest Products V%| jto 30, Consolidated Paper 3% t0| oprawA (CP) -- A surge ofjbrought the January-August to-| 40 and Domtar 2\% to *®-/ exports in August gave Canada jtal surplus to $508,100,000 com- | {MacMillan 1% to 33%. lthe United States, the first in|earlier. | (eae }14 years. The huge Russian wheat or-| } CWL B No trend was indicated, how-|qer was a large factor in this} azaal janother heavy deficit with the) The eight - month value o!| | 's |U.S. In fact, the January-August| wheat and wheat flour shipped | |deficit was up 54 per cent from|tg Russia and Cuba under the| 1g uccess 18, year, earlier U.S.S.R. order was approximat-| : "ry (TC) -- The Nov-|With the United States was) si é leauee Tanilin ot The Catholic|Placed at $10,900,000 Friday in) WOULD HAVE DIPPED Women's League was held in|Preliminary figures, subject to) Without this, the eight-month) Ms tendance. |of statistics. It compared with | lower than a year earlier, at| Sue as aeac meas. cession|@- $17,500,000 deficit in August|$174,400,000 | the results of the annual bazaar} ast year. The eight-month surplus in dent. Mrs. Frank Whitfield |detect no special factors in the|500,000 from $317,200,000 a year) poe oN A . wayisurplus except a continuing in-|earlier thanked 'those who in Sny way | crease in sales of major Cana-| In trade with the rest of the of Plans entitled "HOME PLANNING GUIDE" | such a huge success ce aie ee las "i a, Vane "ye Mail reauests 10c extra. (Please make remittance | Plans were discussed for the P snacian exports to the a. ere tuiley a vent pats payable to The Oshawa Times). December meeting which will) 21.8 per cent lier was $31,700,000. | + ER ar . to|to $386,900,000 from $317,600.000 mon ae enc ---- 'er the|a year earlier. The January-, group, the surplus rose to $602.-| | ohvetnds exchange. : "| August total was up 12 per cent| 600,000 from $187,000,000. children of the Parish was gino) ee st es iceal --------| discussed. It was decided to hold). -™Por's Mile werd ay lit on Dec. 20, at 2 p.m. States, meanwhile, were up 12.2 PENTECOSTAL 000: They rose 17.1 per cent in CHURCH ithe January-August period to 6 King Street East, Oshawa luncheon was served. by Mrs $3.413,900,000 ick , and Miss Mar-| . Hise Pice a Minna -- fore was $551,400,000 as against JOrse HATTA $358,400.000 in the same period able at many housewares, va-\tickets at the bazaar were as last year riety, and hardware dealers; | follows quilt-Irwin Jewell, Port than oftsel this follow manufacturer's label in-' Perry; set of trays-J. Franssen, the Canadian fer blwscas Or: Clean the jeather surface) lows and pillow slips -- J. Bell- ae ate with 'saddle soap, according to feuille, Queen street, Port Per $32,900,000 a Saar aeiar That directions on the container, Then| dressed doll -- Mrs. P. Harrison,| °°" : petroleum jelly, or a dressingjeggs -- Mrs. A. M. Lawrence made of two parts raw linseed|/Cassimir street Port Perry; oil and one part vinegar. Re-j|hamper of Groceries, -- Miss after rubbing the coating in with;and set -- Miss Marjorie Har- a soft pad. For very dry leather|rison, Port Pery; candlesticks-- repeat the soaking treatment/Mrs. Frank Whitfield, Port One indication of how bad Toronto Stock Exchange. The felt hefty losses. Price Brothers) was hardest hit, down 5% to 43,) C d T d Ed lwhile Abitibi dropped 1% to} ana a Ta e ge |Great Lakes fell 244 to 2644 and|, monthly trade surplus with|pared with $177,500,000 a year| jever. The year will end with|qver-all surplus The August trade surplus!o!y $335 700,000, the basement of the Church with| revision, issued by the bureau|surplus would have been slightly | were presented and the Presi-| DBS officials said they could|trade with Britain rose to $403.-| Cl\Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book|had helped to make the vaca (1 Nidintitian tec as cows: \Commanwaalth, Cateda BL' A . jin August were up be in the form of a Pol Lacs For all other countries as a The Christmas party for the|'0_ $2,862,500,000 UNITED | The new. director, Father|Per cent in August to $376,008,- TO THE AILING HOUSE |Beck, are 8 Se ot fryer | meeting was adjourned. A salad upstairs) The eight-month deficit there- dressing preparations are avail-- The holders of the winning Bul overseas structions carefully Bigelow street, Port Perry: pil- apply a soaking coat of white,Pért Perry, RR .3 basket of move excess after 30 minutes,|Elsie Dyer, Brooklin; shampoo for 24 hours Perry leather in Oshawa for 73 years, and in 1 her present. home on Centre io the California Redwood Asso- PUC Shovel ciation, 617. Montgomery St San Francisco 11, Calif., for copy of their very helpful (and street for 66 years, also comes up with the interesting informa tion that the workmen's shacks now being used in the construc- 1 JAMES 5%2% MORTGAGE Is just one of the many features of for a quick buy tion room, this truly won- tures in this val fireplace, T.V. aerial, lighted valances and lights in ofl closets are-just @ few of the tea- Broadioom, huge medern recrea- jue packed home. Owner wants oc- Is Antique History repeating itself in tion. Won't you give us o call and help us keep him 'happy You'll be glad you did, Then you'll be hoppy too. derful buy. Location ii Somerville Street. Reason for selling: present family has outgrown it: Replace- ment cost $19,500 Owner 'hos it listed for $17,900. free) jeaflet, "Exterior Finishes pl vege yt DULL OLD CUT GLASS - connection with Oshawa's Pub QUESTION: Some largejjic Utilities and service. On pieces of cut glass were stored Monday of this week. the shovel in the attic, unwrapped, for @iysed in turning the first sod foi Jong time. We would like to use}the new bus garage of the Pub them again, but the cut glass|jic Utilities Commission was is very dull looking. How ¢an one which had been used in 1904 the sparkle be restored? when the construction of Osh ANSWER; Soak the cut glass|awa's waterworks was pieces in vinegar for about two|ciarted. It had been presented hours: Then rub with a soft,to Mayor F. L Fowke by W. J moistened cloth or sponge and/MckKnight, the contracio: a scratchiess cleanser, Rinse|{)e waterworks well in clear hot water. Drying. 'This particular shovei, how in jeweler's sawdust wil] give/ever, is not the only one in ex added sparkle istence which had been used or CLEANING FABRIC COVER the waterworks QUESTION: Kitchen of our|job in 1904. Another one new home has walls covered|actly similar to that used with a light-colored, figured fab-|Monday's ceremony, is one of ric-like material. Builder told|the relics in the Henry House us, this is washable, but what is|Museum of the Oshawa Histori the best procedure for this? cal Society. It, along with a ANSWER: Avoid using harsh|pick use on the same job, was detergents or cleansers, bleach|donated to the soicety by Mrs or any abrasive compound/L. Karnath , 146 Centre street which will wear off the surface|They had-been in her possession coating. Clean with warm water,|since the time of the building soap and clean sponge. Rinse/of the first waterworks the sponge often and change' Mrs. Karnath, who has lived O'MALLEY! l Construction Ltd. i 723-7122 5° Homes @ Additions 1 @ Offices @ Remodeling, 'Sip Adee Ait st SON RAAT, tion of the new bridge over the Oshawa Creek at John street are the same shacks 'as were used by the McKnight company when it was building the water- works 60 years ago One of Mrs. Karnath's inter- esting relics of bygone days is a snapshot taken 60 years ago showing the single plank briige or footpath, which was the only} crossing over the creek ai John street at that time OLD ORCHARDS The oldest known apple or- chard in North America exists at Manzona, N.M., planted in} 1676 | construction |___ is $100.: °50 i 1000. MATCH NUMBERS ON CARD WITH NUMBERS ON REVERSE OF TAPES! system ERNIE CAY for DOORS - SASH "and ROOFING FREE DELIVERY "\t it's LUMBER, call our NUMBER" PHONE 725-1121 53 ALBERT ST. ex in Buying or Selling ! 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