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®., Ss SERRE le Re fi ts aR ain ae we Woman doctor looks down from balcony of St. Barna- bas Hospital in Newark today and watches the loading of Mie, £6 OOO YH Fees HOSPITAL'S patients into ambulances for transfer to. new _ hospital building in Livingstone, N.J. Some 60 ambulances and 270 BIG MOVE rescue squad volunteers aid- ed hospital personnel in mov- ing 51 patients to the new 14 million dollar hospital from the century-old building in Newark -- a 14-mile journey. (AP Wirephoto) BUSINESS BRIEFS PLANT OPENED The first aluminium can man- ufacturing plant in Canada was officially opened at Dartmouth, N.S., Monday by Maritime Cans Ltd., a subsidiary of Reynolds International Inc. Nova Scotia's | Industry Minister W. 8. Ken- nedy Jones formally opened the plant. The company expects to turn out 40,000,000 aluminium cans: and several million tin eans annually in. the =| factory. EGG PRODUCTION UP Canadian egg production reached 36,218,000 dozen in Oc- tober, an increase of 8.8 per cent over 33,291,000 dozen in the same month last year, the bu- day in Ottawa. Output fin" the January - October period ad- vanced by 4.5 per cent to 361,- /590,000 dozen from 346,130,000 in 1963 . reau of statistics reported Mop» L. W. Herbert of King Street FUNERAL OF MISS ALMEDA C, BUNKER Funeral services for Miss Almeda Clara Bunker, late of 620 Richmond street east, were conducted in the MclIntosh- Anderson Funeral Chapel Mon- day afternoon at 2 p.m. by Rev. United Church. Miss Bunker died last Friday} at the Oshawa General Hospital| in her 78th year. Pallbearers were: Clarence Greentree, Douglas Greentree, Kenneth Greentree, Maurice Biddle, Ray- mond McKnight, and Robert Vinson. Interment was in Union BIRTHS DEATHS Cemetery. FUNERAL OF (nee King) and Edwina ie ae , 7 Ibs. November 29, 19 Hospital. A little CLEMENS -- Ron and Carrol (Wright) 'arrival of, their thank God for the safe le an. sister Lynne. WILLIAMS, Adeline At Oshawa Genera! Hospital on Sunday, November 29, 1964, Adeline Thompson, 276 Wilson Road South, Oshawa, age 65 years, 'wife of the late Allan C. Williams, dear sister of Annie (Mrs. H. H. Wil- loughby) Oshawa, Archie, Bowmanville, and Bert of Lakewood, Ohio. Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Service in the chapel on Wednesday at 2 tor Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. MEGAN ELIZABETH MARKS A High Requiem Mass was sung by Rev. T. M. McGough Monday at St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church for Megan Eliz- abeth Marks, who died Nov. 26 in her 10th year at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto. Interment was in Resurrection} IN MEMORIAM Cemetery and the pallbearers were: Robert Nicol, William Nicol, Dean Kelly and J. A. * BLACK -- In loving memory of a dear daughter, wife and mother, Ora Patricia Black, who passed away December 2/by hoys from St. Joseph's 'High gon, Scott 7. ibs. General Hospital 99, 1964. A brother to Kevin. Grace Hospital, To- November 30, 1964, to sone' Bil, @ daughter. A sister ER -- Bill and Sylvia (nee Smith) Plog em to announce the arrival of @ Baby girl Carol Ann Bibs. 2 ozs. at Oshawa General ital on Saturday, 2th, 1964, @ sister for Cathy end Michael. VAN DE VOSSENBERG and Mrs. Adrian Van De V ere fo announce the srrival of a fine girl, Lynda-Lamberta, a sister for Jackie and Anthony, on Sunday, Novem- ber 29, 1964, at Oshawa General Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Kimberly and nursing steff. -- Mr lossenberg DEATHS 9 ozs., born at Oshawa|--Sadly missed by mother Bar' Sundey November | band i ald entered into rest December 1, the| dear mother, Mary Elizabeth, who passed shades are falling jet alone. there comes a longing, When af times they see us smile. But they little know the heartache Our smiles hide all the while Donald and daughter Barbara, BOLTON -- In loving memory of a dear Looking back with memories Upon the path we trod We bless the years we had with you And leave the rest with God. 'You left us so quietly, your thoughts inknown, ul le But you left us 8 memory we are proud te own. Lovingly remembered by daughter 'Lottie, son-in-law Jeff end grandson Ken- meth. BRAIDEN -- In loving memory of my away December |, 1963. There is a sad but sweet remembrance 'There is a memory fond and true And @ token of affection mother And @ heartache still for you. Yanch, A guard of honor, made u School, and girls of St. Greg-| ory's Separate School, was form- ed at the church. THEODORE MONCZEWSKI Theodore (Ted) Monczewski died Monday at his residence, 534 Cubert street. He was in his 63rd year and had been ill for some weeks. He was born in Damowo, Poland, son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Monczewski. In 1940 he = marri the former Julia Shaykewich at Springfield. Manitoba. After his marriage Mr. Monc- zewski lived at Port Arthur and Oshawa, He was a grocer by trade and owned the College Hill IGA store. --Son Charlie and wife Mary. BRAIDEN -- in loving memory of my dear mother Mary Elizabeth who passed away December 1, 1963. | sigh sometimes to see your face But since this cannot be 1 leave thee in the care of Him Who watches thee and me. --Daughter May, son-in-law Robert Clarke end family. BRAIDEN -- In lovifig memory of a a mother, Mary Elizabeth Braiden BROWN, Agnes Entered into rest in the Oshawa Genera Hospital on Monday, November 30, 1964, Agnes Cowan, widow of Edward Brown 'and sister of Mrs. Stanley Gormme (Mar- aret), Miss. Marjorie Cowan and Ray Cowan, in her 61st year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa with funeral service in the chapel Thursday, December 3, at 2 p.m. interment Brougham who passed away on December |, 1963, and dear father James passed away December 26, Nothing can ever take away, The love a heart holds dear; Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps them near. --Lovingly remembered by son Herbert, daughter-in-law Joey and family. LOTT -- In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, William Lott, who passed away December 1, 1959. Cemetery. MONCZEWSKI, Ted Suddenly at his late residence, 534 Cubert) Street, on Monday, Nov. 30, 1964, Ted] Monczewski, beloved husband of Julia) Shaykewich; dear father of Eliaabeth | and Ted Jr., in his 63rd year. Mr. | ezewski is resting at the Mcintosh-Ander-| son Funeral Home, 152 King Street East, for requiem mass in Holy Cross Catholic Church on Thursday, Dec. 3, 1964, at 9 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. PHIPPS | at fils residence, 27 Front St. North, Ball im his 82nd year. Claude of Oshawa and Sidney of Toronto. Funeral from the: Doolittle Funeral Home, Orillia on Wednesday, ice at 3 p.m. Interment, St. @ery, Orillia. SIBLOCK, Nick Entered into rest in the Toronto General Hospital on Monday, November 30, 1964, Nick Siblock, beloved husband of Mary Mitzy, and father of Mrs, Steve Oleksiuk (Rose) of Oshawa, and Mrs. Ross Enlish (Dorothy) of Atheriey. Brother of William of Oshawa, in his 69th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, Monday evening then to the St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church hall (Bloor and Ritson) with mass in the church r 2 at 9.30 a.m. Cemetery, Oshawa, 2. Serv- James Cem- yy, Decembe: Interment St. Mary's itario. LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING ENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Kindness beyond Price, yet Within reach of oll GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 |--Always remembered by Helen, Someday, sorriewhere, the joy we had In him jost will be Renewed agaia. beyorid For all eternity. -- --€ver remembered by daughter Hazel, son-in-law Ted and grandchildren. the veil LOTT -- In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, William C. Lott who passed away December I, 1959. 1 have only your memory, dear fether, To remember my whole life through, But the sweetness will linger forever As | treasure the Image of you and Bari Lynn. LOTT -- <In loving memory of @ dear father and grandfather, William C. Lott who passed away Dec. 1, 1959. Gone dear father, Gone > rest away from sorrow, ¢are and pain May you rest in peace, dear father Until we meet again. ver remembered by Cameron, Elleen, Sharon and Patti. PATTERSON -- In loving memory of @ 5 galing who passed away December, Loving and kind in all her ways, Upright and [ust to the end of her days, Sincere and true In heart and mind, Beautiful memories she left behind. Always remembered by son Alex. RICHARDSON -- in loving memory ®@ dear brother Robert Richardson who passed away December 1, 1963. Farewell, dear brother, thy work is of o'er, Thy willing hands will toil no more, A loving brother, kind and true, No one on earth we'll find like you. --Brother Edwin. Nothing on earth will mem- orialize for longer or better thon a bronze memoria! de- signed by Matthews and sup- plied by Mount Lawn Mem- orial. Park. Year round instal- lotions, courteous informa- tion. 723-2633. MONUMENTS --~ MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS Braiden who! 1954, Max, | The deceased was a member jof Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church. | Mr. Monczewski is. survived iby his wife, one daughter, Eliza- jbeth. and a son, Theodore, all of Dshawa. One sister and five brothers, all of Poland, also| survive. The. remains are at the Mc- |Intosh-Anderson Funeral Home |for the requiem mass Dec. 3. Rev. M.. J. Darby will say the |mass and interment will be in |Resurrection Cemetery. OBITUARIES FUNERAL OF MISS MADGE DURNO Funeral services for Miss Madge Durno, late of 207 Mary street, were conducted in the McIntosh - Anderson Funeral Chapel Monday at 3.30 p.m. by Rev. G. W. C. Brett of Knox Presbyterian Church. Miss Durno died last Saturday at the Oshawa General Hospi- tal. Interment was in Union Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Donald Durno, Kenneth Durno, George Durno, Charles Durno, no, Jr, MRS. AGNES BROWN The death of Mrs. Agnes Brown, a@ Hillsdale Manor resi- dent for the past four years, occurred Monday at the Osh- awa General Hospital. She had been in failing health for sev- eral years and was in her 6lst year. She. was born in Brougham, Ont., the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Robert Brown. Mrs. Brown had been a resi- dent of Oshawa for 38 years. The deceased was an adher- ent of King Street United Church, and a member of the Independent Order of Foresters. She was predeceased by her husband, the late Edward Brown, in 1957. Surviving relatives two sisters, Mrs. Stanley Gomme (Margaret), Marjorie, and a brother, Ray, all of Osh- awa. A sister, Mrs. Phyllis Randall predeceased Mrs. Brown in 1951. The remains are at the Arm- strong Funeral Home for the service in the chapel Dec. 3. Rev. W. L. Herbert of King Street United Church will con- duct the service and interment will be in Brougham Cemetery. include MRS. ADELINE WILLIAMS Mrs. Adeline Williams died at the Oshawa General Hospital Sunday in her 66th year. The body is resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. The former Adeline Thomp- son, Mrs. Williams lived at 276 Wilson road south prior to her death. Her husband, Allan C. Williams, predeceased her. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. H. H. Willoughby (Annie) of Oshawa, and two brothers, Ar- chie Thompson of Bowmanville and Bert Thompson of Lake- wood, Ohio, Services: will be held Wednes- day at 2 p.m., with interment in Bowmanville Cemetery. Lawrence Durno and Ken Dur- TORONTO 11 A.M, STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--Dec, 1 (Quotations in cents uniess marked $. 1--Odd lot, xd--€x-dividend, xr--Ex- rights, xw--Ex-warrants, Net change Is from previous board-lot closing sale.) Net Stock Sales High Low a.m, Ch'ge INDUSTRIALS Abitib} ~ 730 $13% 13¥2 13% Abit pr 250 $247%e 247% 247% Alte Gas 300 $36 3% Al 147 $69%4 69% 69% -- V4 660 $3194 31% 31%e-- Ve 500 $54 Se Sat Ve 125 $30 --\ 25 $1044 104'%4 104% 5 $174 174 17% + Ve $13% 13% 1394+ % 5:$53 53 8 $i8'e 18% Bla ve 460 460 $6194 61% 61% + 4 Sil" 11% 114 455 455 20 --10 Me 34% o ws 105 26 22% MN" 1% te bam Ve 8 8 38 40 +28 Be BV aM 26% 42 sli% 36% $8 40 $23% $494 $26% 2 280 270 5 915 915 915 ao & ih 14A+% 23% 2% 52% 52% + Ve wy 3 18% 18% + Ve 474 4T'a +14 Aa ? 46a 425 425 $17%4 17% 17% $8% 8% 8% 400 «400 «(400 $8 8 8 $42% 42 42 $41'e 41% 41% $12% 12% 12%-- Ve $2). ah: at +t $a 8% 84 130 130 130 --10 $680 68% 68%e+ Ve $12% 12% 2+ % 470 470 470 +10 $244 24Ve 240 10033 623 623 Delta B pr -- 20$11414 114% 11414 -- % Dist Seag n 1568 $34% 34% J4%e-- $23 22% 22% $23 22% 22% -- Ve $23% 23% 23% $21 20% 20%-- VY $30% We 3U4-- $57%4 574 S74 mm Ve ---" 1235 1915 100 Con Paper Con Gas Corby B 1308158 158 158 = 1435 $24% 240 UVa-- Ve 100 $26 260% 250 $8 8 8 100 $5% 5% SU+ Ve 560 $20Ve 25 $61 61% i Kel 1 asia $0$10) 101 101 400 $164 16% 16+ 1693 $18% 18% 18% 1650 $19%4 19% 19% 3% ae 360 3 $164 16 be 245 $16\9 16% 16% 250 $12Ve 12a 12V 35 $65 65 490 $10% 10% | Guar Tr Hawker-S Hawker pr Hayes Stl Home A 275 580 6 =? 10% -- Ve 1 $5544 55% 554+ Ve $14% 14% 14%--V $25¥a 25a 2+ 75 «(175 385 385 9 9% $10 Wve $92 912 $28% 28% $94Ve 94Ve 1250 400 5 5 625 $13%e 13% 13% 100 $23. 23023 325 455 455. 455 0 $10'% 10% 10% Ind Wire Inglis Inland Gas Int-City Gas Int Nickel int Util Inter PL int Sti P Inv Grp A 420 ITL Ind pr Jockey C Jock 2 pr NEWS IN BRIEF REEVE RETURNED COLDWATER, Ont. (CP)--~ Earl Brandon, who was elected reeve here last year, then un- seated and re-elected, was re- turned to office by acclamation Monday night. Mr. Brandon de- feated former reeve Lawrence Devine last December, but was unseated because he had a law- suit against the village at elec- tion time. In a special election he. again defeated Mr. Devine in this Simcoe County village SEEK PAROLE BOSTON (AP)--Three of the robber gang that snatched $1,219,000 from Brink's Inc. more than 14 years ago have petitioned for parole and the man who prosecuted them un- derstands why--there is more than $1,000,000 "still floating around waiting for them." Dis- trict Attorney Garret H. Byrne said Monday he saw little likeli- hood of their getting commuta- tion of sentences or parole, un- less the loot is returned. SAYS LOCKERS DO NOT LOCK It is a well known fact that the 1,190 lockers in Mc- Laughlin Collegiate do not lock, E. A. Bassett told Osh- awa Board of Education last night: Trustee Bassett said the firm that had installed the lockers had been question- ed about repairing them but refused to do so unless paid $2 per lecker. He said the lockers had been broken by youngsters slamming them shut. Stanley Lovell asked chairman George Drynan, QC, about the. advisability of taking the firm to court. Mr. Drynan said: "'Unfor- tunately justice, while avail- able, is only available at cost. It could be an enor- mous cost." George Fletcher moved, on Mr. Bassett's sugges- tion, that the firm be of- GUARANTEED 5: OSHAWA SHOPPING fered $1 per locker for re- pairs, ° DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto--Rev. W. H. Hings- ton, 87, rector of Loyola College in Montreal from 1918 to 1925. 152 SIMCOE ST. S, OSHAWA OFFICE EVENINGS 723-1002 728-6627 Winnipeg--Harry W. Hurwit, 64, general manager of the Odeon - Morton motion picture circult in Canada J. W. 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INVESTMENT 0) CENTRE + 728-9482 Manager TRUST COMPANY Today's Toron " Sales Hiah Low a.m. Ch'ge 1100 Stock Jock wts oa & & $10% 10% 10%+ $214 212 2+ Ve 4% b4-- Ve 20 0 = 8% Bht+'e 8% 6% 50 lve lit-- Ve 3090 2% 33 +" 200 16% Wh--% begs s 900 $: 2% 9% et Stores 200 $10 10 10 100 $5¥2 Sim Sia+ Ve MS 345 B PR M Leaf Mill Mid Pac Mid-West Wl 345 Molson B 100 $40% 0 © +% Mon Foods 100 Montex wts 200 Mont Loco 245 Moore 2 Nat Contain 100 Nat Trust 100 Noranda 645 NO NGas 300 $23 33 Nor Phone 1220 $11% 11% 11% Nor Tar Ch 275 400 400 Oglivie 750 $14% Pac Pete 305 $124 Pembina 1515 $9% Penmans 100 Pow Corp Price Bros QN Gas QN Gas pr Reid Litho R Yarns Rothman $8 8 -* 600 875 875 --25 $16% 164 16% 4 0 0 =) $54 5% 5% 924% 24 24a + Va $0 OO $44% 2195 $15% 260 $40Va 100: $11% 11% z3$150 150 150 "i 100 $51% 51% SIM+ $6 4 4 360 $212 2) 21 --& Romfield 300 190 190 190 Royal Bank 702 $7844 78 78 StL Cem A 75 $34 34 A Maurice -% 020 785 780 765 +: 650 $16ve 16% 16+ % 225 385 380 380 --l0 160 $27% 27% 27% 60 $33%4 334 Ba~-- 200 $12%4 12% 12% 1000 $13 «12% 13 +% 1515 $25% 252 5\2-- Ve 500 205 205 205 Thd CG Inv 400 $10% 10% WWA-- % Tor-Dom Bk 100 $70% 7% 70% -- Ve T Fin A 165 $14% 142 14a Transsir 100 Tr Can PL 1675 Trans-Mt 440 Trans PPL + 275 540 $ 655 490 $2 Shully's Simpsons Turnbull Un Carbide Un Gas Versatood Versatile Weldwood Weill Fin B West Ind A WCoast Tr Westee! W Pacific $174 17% "hm % $18% 18% 18% 925 925 «925 SS She Sh Ws WS 15 Ss to S THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, December 1,196 2] 1 Net High Low a.m. Ch'ge $2 8 8 --1 290 3 3 3432 3% 25a 25Ve 25Va %m 9 = ue Br---* 104 104 104 mS 815 805 815 +5 223 220 20 1 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge OILS 4 a' 2 Fe) +h 3 3000 12:«12~--CO«12 100 305 305 205 254 97 970 970 --§ 0 Th Th TN =e 600 835 835 835 21% 214 "+i 103 103-103 000 s12--s'«'} 2 $126 12% 12a+ Ve 1060 520 510 510 Stock Stock Huddy Bay 180 Sales 50 400 Jacobus 5000 Jaye Expl 11300 Jseiex 2007 Joburke Jonsmith 500 15 15 1S oe $12% 12'4 12a i. i $14 11% 38% 38¥2 13% 13% 490 «485 8 8 8 $13% 13% 135% + % 7 170 173 +3 1% 1 1 7 7 3 L Dufauit L Osu La Luz Langis Latin AM Leitch Lencourt Liberian Lorado Louvict Lyndhst Marchant Marcon Martin Mattgm! Melanrre U%-- % 38% 000 48k aB 13% $424 V2 424 490 "44 - su & 1% 1% 1% 21 72 --2 10 145 45 =D Be8e8e8 225 225 ; 61 gse 4 = 388838 WwW =? 4 =I 7800 170 150 152 --18 500 18% 8% 84+ ad 1057 119 «1117 200 175 «174 b "9 149 sh, 14a 1h 58 8 W% 6 Bath 9 ee + 2 +10 5 25 125 «1 470 460 800 315 315 1000 11% 11% 500 13. 13'«13 1% 4% Wale 2500 14% 14 14 2500 16¥e 16% 16% | Ree | Mae | 5 2 25 2 120 470 315 Wn Normetal N Bordu North Exp Northcal Northgate Obaska O'Leary Opemiske Paramaq Patino Pax int Pce Expl Peerless Perron Preston Purdex 405 405 --§ 15% Sat 150 100 660 660 660 13% 13% e+ W% 62 16¥2 860 855. 855 6 16 950 950 a & 20 «20 1% 1 = 0% WA--Ih 0 15%a 150 150 100 «(95 04 5 2) 18¥a 18% --2'4 --kh N% 11% "4 he 500 181 181 181 +1 6 Ww MW o 0 0 4% 4 "46 3% 13% 13% $17% 17% ae uW UN' "4 4 OM. 65 65 «(65 Wu 400 $17 (16% 17 490 490 490 $354 35 3544+ % 325 325 325 $o 8 4 600 $15%% 15% 154+ Ve 4 344 +h 650 645 650. +5 8 8 '--v' 300 485 480 485 -1 Glenn Exp Granduc 415, 415 415 4 3 3-1 5500 6 8 8 1075 $345 344 MU tock Market Listing sense § fll Bibds i 8258decbebeGdateses = gsia8 LLL ust $e rie "Fe olf $32 83 yatd8.8enes8 yoockab. SeessbesSadcered § yroctdS.SeensissEstacest syn uy 33 He a Sales to 11 a.m.: 1,316,000. FOREIGN TRADING 100 $53 53 3 MS 500 12 4 13 +1 700 135 130 1, 1000 68 68+ 2300 13% 13% 13% 100 465 465 Sas 700 $160 16 -~v 100 500 $00 800 00 146 132. 132 1000 3 200 CAREER OPPORTUNITY Canada's largest finance organization needs a young, aggressive man willing to be trained for management in this area, Substantial salary and 'welfare benefits. font ico Cc ShMosher Deer Duvan East Sul +5 Write in confidence stating porticulars to BOX D3 THE OSHAWA TIMES ey THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR "IMPERIAL" Impressively Light! Impressively Right! IMPERIAL CANADIAN WHISKY by HIRAM WALKER EXTRA MONEY FOR Sell Those "Don't Needs" With TIMES ACTION _ WANT ADS |