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~hysiotherapy treatments. The/sions during March of this year. lepartment's x-ray section had|/There were nine deaths in hos- 100 examinations compared with pital, 312 discharges. At the end 20 : rapa 114 118 nat cases had 503 days compared!,49 in March of last year. of the month there were 109 Marcon > 9 usy Month with 267. The report showed 332 admis- patients in hospital. | Bretton! 9s 20 m | The average length of stay 4 Mee oj as i aoe a + BOWMANVILLE -- The sta-\¥25 Breater. In the case of ---- ge, MeKen Sh Sia Sta tistical report, presented by Ad- jadults it was 11.1 days compar- ministrator B. Holden at the|¢d with 10.6 a year ago. Pedia- April meeting of the Memorial|'tic cases were 3.8 compared Newborn had 248 days com pared with 246 days and chronic 1965 Stock High --_ # m. ene Lal Louvict Macass4 20 ma Bi -- Madsen 2724 2 2000 26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 29, MARKET A.M. STOCKS | nn Net Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge) Steinb gA 16 $4694 46% 4634 -- "e Suptest ord 100 $20'% 20'4 20% Tamblyn 15 $30 0 30 Texaco $53% 53% 53% + Tru-while 5 5 2 TORONTO 1) By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--April 2° (Quotations in cents unless marked $. Books By Hailey, Berton Top Best Fillet In Canada La eens, Ne Stock Sales High Low a. he cn 'ge BOTH BOTH 3 --IN-- --_iN-- COLOR! COLOR! STARTS THURSDAY! PETER SELLERS DAVID NIVEN inadian prime ministers since 11867, (2) 3. Markings, Dag skjol. The Spiritual struggles and triumphs of the late UN) secretary-general. (3) | 4. The Critical Years, W. L.| Morton. The complex events) By THE CANADIAN PRESS Best-sellers in Canada, com- piled by Quill and Quire, maza- zine of the Canadian book trade (previous month's position bracketed) FICTION 1, Hotel, Arthur Hailey. Con Hammar- 297% -- Tor-Dom Bk 66'4 -- 2 Merrill 4 42 2 Hae AR 4 uae Meta Uran 2 144 ts a + A | Tr Can PL 37% + Mildrin - ae ey th 25 and be 7 INDUSTRIALS | Trans-Mt Min-Ore J Hospital Board, showed that|! h 2.5 an art rn were Tru Well 10 ou aig 7184 Muiti-M 50 9 2 March was the busiest month in, !compared ier Abitib 1045 $13% 13 13 bu 2 1% 21 i ah en ls 1 a dic'deue the Alta Gas 220 $38% 38% 38% - ue Carbide, poll 5 New Cal ds de te an |e hospital's history. | During Ma of this year h c 0 89% 9 Neonex w 400 165 160 160 It was -stated the average|laboratory provided 3,635 unit Alg Cen ral * = » re 5 Algoma 95 $771 77" Pe N Mylama 23% 224 23 Pog: 2 : Alumini 20) $295 29% 2 4 N Senator 9 #9 «119 was 82.4 compared with 80.5 in cm : IT Alum 44 pr 120 $4134 41% 0 360350 Nick Rim 1000 168 16: 6. March 1904 gd hale avanes pared with 3,098 in March of § SO EASY TO ere we ee ° last year. There were 73 major SET FIRETOA... $21%0 21% 21% M) Wright oo 9 8 I Alta Nat 100 $1919 S74-- 26% 5. N. Hos 300 299 «300 +4 : ; pnd daily number of adult patients|procedures for in-patients com- Alum 2 pr 50 $48'4 AB's $12" i2 r temporary novel set in New Orleans hotel. (1) 2. Herozg, Saul: Bellow. A, man carrying the burden of) living as a Jew in a century of paradox. (2) First in a | 3. Mallabec, David Walker. tale of sex, murder and arson in a New Brunswick woodland setting. 4. Funeral - Deighton. Intrigue smuggling a_ scientist East Berlin. 5. The Man, Irving Wallace Assassinations make a Negro senator president of the U.S 6. This Rough Magic, Mary) Stewart. Love, murder and sus- pense on an island in the Ionian Sea. (3) A song of Sixpence, A. J Cronin. Bittersweet story of Scottish boy who was an alien in his hometown. (4) 8. A Covenant With Death, Stephen Becker. A_ whodunit, courtroom drama, love story and Jegal debate rolled into one 9. The Pillow Fight, Nicholas Monsarrat. Rocky romance of a writer and woman tycoon Second in Britain. - 10. An American dream, Nor- man Mailer. Nether world of jazz musicians, honky - tonk girls and multi-millionaire syn- dicate bosses. NON-FICTION 1. The _ comfortable Pew, Pierre Berton. A critical look at the Anglican Church of Can- ada. (1) 2. Mr. Prime Minister, Bruce Hutchison. Lively studies of C# ~ OBITU MALCOLM G. CRYDERMA The death of Malcolm G. Cry- derman, of Myrtle, occurred Tuesday at the Toronto East General Hospital as the result of an industrial accident. He was in his 67th year. The deceased' was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cryderman and was born in Sut- ton West, He had lived at Myrtle for 21 years Mr. Cryderman was an em-; ployee of the Miller Paving Company for the past 16 years He was a member of Myrtle United Church, Surviving relatives include his wife, the former Daisy Riddell; five daughters, Mrs. B. Brown (Marion), of Vernon, B.C.; Mrs. in Berlin, Len involved in out of that le to Confederation. 5. Canada, ildare Dobbs and| Peter Varley. lillustrated look at Canada A wide-ranging} 6. Preliminary Report of the |Royal Commission on Bilingual- ism and Biculturalism. 7. Fields of Noon, Sheila Burnford. A nature-lover writes of her hobbies, Northwestern Ontario which she escapes in spring. dogs and 8. The Roa to Confederation: | Canada, The. Emergence of 1863-1867, David Creighton 9. Hymn of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. A revelation of the ideas 10. Churchill: umphant. Illustrated biography of Sir Winston by American Heritage and United Press International. Change Of Name Costs $1 Million OTTAWA (CP)--The changing. Trans Lines name to Air Canada may wind up at almost $1,000,000, the Commons was told Wed- nesday Jean - Charles Cantin, parlia- mentary secretary to Transport Minister Pickersgill, said in a written return that cost of the name change to the end of last February was $566,000, It is ex- pected another $380,000 will be added to this before all neces- sary work is completed, he added ARIES lvice was held Wednesday at 11 am A further service was hela ¢ the W. C. Town Funeral Home Whitby at 3.30 p.m. Wednesday Burial was in Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin. FUNERAL OF CHARLES WELFORD SNELL Funeral services were held for Charles Welford Snell of 413 Glencastle st., who died. April 20 Pallbearers were Ben Web- ster, Gerry DePratto, Keith Taggart, John Jeffreys, Jim Semple and Bob Heard, FUNERAL OF HERBERT E. GALES the cabin to the Universe, the man_ behind The Life Tri- editors of cost of --Canada Air Analog 143 $6% 6% Ara C P pr 7225 $15% 1538 Ash Tem B 7260 $10% 10% Atlan Acc 100 $22' 224 Bank Mont 170 Bath P f 25 Bath P w Beatty n Bell Phone Bicks Brazil BA Oi! BC Forest BC Pack B BC Sugar BC Sugar Burns Cal Pow 459 picky 300 Asamera 82730 Can Cem 7¥ ? 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Imp Tob Ind Accept Inglis Iniand Gas 1BM Dw Defence ; said Monday 2 dressing a Norgold 50) 12 lie Wve "a Normetal 00 475 465, 475 «+20 N° Bordu 1 15 ve 14Ve N Rank 32 Northcal 7 7 «42 Northgate 905 Nud' 9 «+1 Obaska nN Patino 1 i: +5 Pce Expl K + Va Placer ins + | Porc Pay Preston... 5 " +5 Probe Mine 4791 3 ~! | Y 1 1 Purdex 20500 | Que Man Que Sturg 5 ee ae | Quonto 12+ a} Ragian 300 213 212 «2213:«--2 | Realm 10'4 104 10% + 'A] Rexspar 2 10 10 Rio Algom $16% 16% 1614 Rockwin na OR Roman 0 760 750 Rowan Con 15 B12 814 Ryanor = 15¥a Satellite Sherritt 60 670 Sii Eureka - 200 225 22 Silvmaq it 4 33' 3 Sil Miller 0 0. 19% Sil Stand 138 Starratt 2 4 6 Steep R Sud Cont Sullivan Sunburst 2040 30200 1400 U_ Asbestos UCL Mine Un Fort W Beaver W Mines 500 Wilco 1000 Yk Bear 1100 Zenmac 2300 Zulapa 34500 Sales to 11 a.m.: 1,678,000 FOREIGN TRADING Imp Job 100 $1434 14% - 14% Shell Oil 00 $1B¥2 182 182+ % Dickinson 100 540 $40 540 Upper Can 100 199 190 199 +6 HELLYER PROMISES STEPS VALCARTIER, Que. (CP)-- Minister Paul Hellyer night that "meas- ures will be taken permitting French - Canadians to feel at; home in the armed force."' Ad Royal 22nd Regi ment dinner in this military camp 10 miles north of Quebec} City, he said French-Canadians| then will be abie to look on the ve armed forces aS a career. y,|compared with 142 for other patients was: pedia- tric, 7.6; newborn, 8 and chron- ie. 16.2. These figures compared jwith 4.6, 7.9 and 8.6 in Mareh|? jof last year physiotherapy iven. X-ray lexcluding routine chest Adults recorded 2.554 patient days during the month com-|the same month of last year. jpared with 2,494 in March 1964.| The out-patient | Pediatric in Concérts & Artists presents Canodior DANCERS: Tues. - Wed. - Thurs. MAY M1213 ; MAPLE LEAF GARDENS S23.' 'ren NOW A ons $4.50 - Greys $2.80 BOX onrier Ukra: Also at Troyka, 799 College 0 962 Blower W.; ond all reccg- eed ticket egencies. In Hamilton ot Mople Leaf 3 Gibson; & Connaught. operations and 87 minor opera- tions. Three hundred and twelve treatments were examinations, x-rays totalled 169 compared with 189 in department cases had 235 daysitreated 85 cases, gave 203 lab-| last year. oratory tests and provided 74 ROBERT WAGNER CUPUCINE in The Mystery-Comedy "THE PINK PANTHER" in COLOR ENTERTAINMENT "WOMAN OF STRAW" in COLOR with GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA SEAN CONNERY RALPH RICHARDSON --ond-- ADULT ALEXANDER KNOX DOORS OPEN SAT. & SUNDAY 1:30 P.M. , BILTMORE 8 HONE 725-5833 Now Appearing NIGHTLY: FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! BLUE HORSE LOUNGE Jean and Johnny Entertaining Nightly with Songs and Honky Tonk Piano LANCASTER HOTEL PETER USTINOV'S ACADEMY AWARD. PERFORMANCE! 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Klein (Lyla), of Toronto; Mrs. A. Squelch (Dor- een) and Mrs. A. Holliday (Bev- erley), 'both. of Columbus. The funeral of Albert E Gales, who died April 26, in) inter pt the Oshawa General Hospital) Int stl P was held April 28, from Arm-| ny ark strong's Funeral Home. Jefferson Two sons, Arthur and Roger,) Archdeacon H. D. Cleverdon, ride sue of Brooklin, nine grandchildrenof Christ Memorial Church, Jock w and three sisters, Mrs. G conducted the service at Union aed f pd Douglas, Toronto, Mrs. G./Cemetery. Labatt Mainprize, Willowdale, and Pallbearers Pe ee Oe Mrs. W. Stevenson, Keswick, oe poe Lau F 2.00 150 $402 also survive. Gales, alter Leland 250 40 The funeral service was held Dingman and ate pr joo $186 i ¥ ife Y ee ee. ___ FUNERAL OF | Ce janis ae Mundy, of Brooklin United EDWIN LEWIS DILWORTH Church, conducted the service The funeral service for Edwin and interment was in Briars| lewis Dilworth, who died April Hill Cemetery, Sutton. 23 at the Oshawa General Hos- pital, was held Tuesday at the LobCo A 770 $10 LobCo B 1050 $10% LobCo pr 50 $49'4 Loeb M 645 $15 Meese ABB qnen MB PR 565 $36'% y Kilembe Maclean H 325 $30 3 + Kirk Min Mass-F 439 $33% Lab MRS. IDA F. GULLIVER Armstrong Funeral Home. Rev. jig pac pr 00 $25 Dutault * J c pr 600 $252 GUELPH -- Mrs. Ida Flor- N, F. Swackhammer, pastor of MGF 200 $9%! ence Gulliver, of 33 Moore ay-|First Baptist Church, officiated Mi! Brick 500 38 3 y a1 9 : ontex pr 230 $17% enue, died suddenly Anril 26.at/and interment was in Union Montex w 1010 $14 Guelph General Hospital Cemetery, Barrie jes Ad 250 SE, Mrs. Gulliver, the former Ida The pallbearers were: Edwin, Morse A Pe iy Florence Moore, was born in Roy, Walter and Hansel. Well- Whitby and had been a resi-|man, and Harry and Clayton dent of Guelph for the past 25 Orpwood years. She was a member of Eastern Star and active church work at Norfolk United Church. She is survived by her hus band, Joseph H. Gullivet whom Nat Drug 860: $1514 A she married in Whitby; a son, eorands peepee DRIVE-IN THEATRE Ralph of Oshawa; a daughter NO NGas 85. $27% * 723-4972 Mrs. Grant Howitt (Charlotte),Street United Church, conduct- Russel H 400 $18 Steel Can 1179 $33 Bobby Weaver, McComb 110 Nor Phone 100 $11 Ocean Cem 200 $252 Ogilvie 185 $14% of Kitchener; a brother, Oscaried the service at Union Ceme-, si 'cem a 450 $39% 39 Moore of Whitby and a sister, tery StL Cp A pr 220 $1033 103 A Mrs. Adella James, of Oshawa, Pallbearers were: R. Kiston,| 22iec 25 $14 14 Chips of Blue, Gordon 50 BOYS Lank Planky. Montgomery X11 Petes WANTED For Saturday A.M. Work Ont Steel 50 $35 ' Sayvette A 440 240 and 10 grandchildren F. Fox, S. Lawrence, G. Bur- Kir N Maiden, Harrison 105 Age 10 to 14 -- Good Pay Pac Pete 125 $11% Pembina 1421 $1314 Seven Arts 300 $15% 1534 The body rested at the Geo e rows, E. Matthews and .D.| Shell Can. 575. 618%: 1% Wall Funeral Home, where ser- Johns. 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My Liege, Simps: Navy Grand, No Boy ns -- Purse $1,900 and up, $2500 foaled SECOND RACE Claiming, four-year-olds in Canada. 62 Furlongs Buzzin, No Boy 110 Choreography, Leblanc 115 Mr, Flirt, Walsh A-115 Men Acious, SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,200 Claiming, three-year-oidds, 61 $4500) Furlongs Moon Rase, Elliott Harris A-X! Star Fitzsimmons Armstrong 1i5 Money More, No Boy 11? Town Invader, Ditttach 115 Cloud 1 V., Dittfach 115 Zenarchal, Parker A-X)10 Queen's Day, Sorensen, 114 Midway Blue, Fitzsimmons A--N W Wilson and J P Hogan Entry Gontadarate Captain Tyreen wore {0 wate Major Dundee Lieutenant Graham. He learned to oll One-Armed Sam Potts... His passions were whiskey and slaughter! Brawtitel Teresa... She made men forget and kissed his firs! jan'| the heat of battle! the man he fed commander! thf nbn ca 2 , grance! D Latimer Entry (OUINEL UA WAGERING) S hiS beat ach SEVENTH $10,000 RACE Purse $2,500 | Claiming. Four-year-oids. and ~ Pur e 32,000 wtemag THIRD RACE 00), Claiming. maiden two-year-old Ongs t6 foaled in Canada. 4) sea SES | Cron He stones Seen" a8 ae! | In Horton James Copunn: Miguaes ANDeRsOk | 7. Mit Avon Baocx Pnens SETA Brcer sh lecoaeg Mosey Or Gray Bunty, Sicchie Care "Mia, 1 Alot Tolike, No Boy !17 r Screenplay by HARRY JULIAN FINK, OSCAR SAUL and SAM PECKINPAH Story by HARRY JULIAN FINK © Produced by JERRY BRESLER - Directed by SAM PECKINPAH Mose Compoand by DAMELE AWPTHEATROF" FILMED IN PANAVISION® -COLOR Hean OMGINAL SouNOTAACK ANC MITCH Micitn's "MAJOR Duwore Tweme" Ow Coivunu Reconost jJrom New. York City. ANDY BLUMAUER AND HIS ALPINE SHOW BAND @ Entertainment Nighily ai 9 P.M. @ ALLAN MACMILLAN---Manager EIGHTH RACE Purse $7.300 $4500) Four-year-olds and up. One and one-sixteenth Miles (8 K1N2 7 Miss Joanne S$. No Boy 117 Barleycor M non Arrow. Gal, No Boy 117 Eddie. Ray Pare A x11 i , Ferro i ltserday, Potts 117 ros Armstrong 111 5 Over FA i ina Gi. Coror als seule FOURTH RACE--Piurse $ sed "ort Claiming, maiden two-year-old foaled in Canada 4 riongs Divr ' a A of ard) 06 A pl ae bas se i Smart Bird, Inouye se Oi pA Bella Lass, Parnell 117 u and F A Robe Today at Smoky's Last, Gomer 117 |X--5 LBS AAC 1:30 - 3:30 ~ 3: Lady Escar, Bailey iW POST TIME 2 PM | 7:45 - 9:50 Rea nodiing McComb 116 THEATRE FEATURE SHOWN AT: 1:50, 4:20, 6:50 AND 9:15 P.M.