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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, October 2, 1959 TODAY'S TORONTO, MONTREAL STOCKS TORONTO OILS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--Oct, 2 (Quotations in cents unless marked § »--0dd lot, xd « Ex-dividend, xr--Exe ; rights, xw--Ex-warranis,) INDUSTRIALS N Stock Sales High Low 11 a.m, Abitibi 175 $36% 36 36 Alta Dist 205 285 295 Alta Gas $25% 251% 28 Alg Cen $184 18% 18% Algoma 00 $37% 37% 3IT% Dynamic 700 Alumini $3) 2h 3 Home Oil A 610 Argus 25 33 MH Mu HBOIG 100 Argus 240 pr ki] ki Malitrans _ 85500 Atlan Acc 200 $8 Bs 8 Bank Mont 53% 53% Bank NS Bell Phone Bowater Can Malt Can Perm € Bank Com Cdn Brew Cdn Celan CF Prod pr CPR Cdn Pet pr Chat-Gai Cockshutt W Decalta Acad Uran 47500 nice 2500 500 z10 21 15 10000 Dom Stores 5 4 4 1000 Dom Tar 0 BS by rea 1500 Econ Inv 5 B 4 Ford US Fndation Fraser Gatineau Boymar Bralorne Brunsman Buffad Camp_Chib Cdn Thor Can-Erin Can-Met Cassiar Chester Chib Jae Chib-Kay Chimo Coch Will Colomac Coniagas C Denison 9 C Den wis L Wozds pr 116% 116% C Disevry 3500 Laura Sec %w 2 2% C Halliwell 7100 M Leaf Mill Con M and § 430 Mass-F C Mogul 100 Mass-F 5% Con Negus 707 Molsen A 25 C Nrthind 3100 Mont Loco 200 Con Sud 1500 105 2 Conwest 200 20 Cop-Man 1500 125 $15 5 1 Ccorand 3200 North Star 300 D'Aragon 3500 North Star pr 10 Dome 755 470 Donalda 500 East Mal 400 East Sull 1300 Elder 3400 Falcon 23 Fatima 500 Frobisher 200 Geco Mines 100 Genex 1500 Geo Scien 200 Giant YK 2400 Gold Eagle 1000 Gunnar 240 Gunnar wis 1000 GW Coal A Gr Wpg vt 1 Gr Wpg 56 wi Hardee Hi-Tower Imp Bank Imp Oil Imp Tob Ind Accep I Ac 450 pr Inglis £25 Inind Gas wt z50 Salada-$ Shawin Simpsons 111 St Pav 150 Steel Can 200 § Propane 100 Texaco Can 70 Heva 500 Tor-Dom Bk 480 9 High-Bell 100 85 Hoyle 200 583 25 Hud Bay 175 Trans-Mt 625 Int Nickel Un Telef 1200 Int Ran Walk GW 385 Irish Cop W Cop wis 280 Iron Bay Weston A kt 38 Iso Wstn 4% pr Jacobus Jaye Expl Joburke Jowsey Kenville 5000 Kerr Add 1025 Kirk Min 1200 Labrador 250 CD Sug CG Inv C Paper Int Util +1 Madsen Magnet =i Marcon + Maritime +3 Martin Naybrun +3 Morrill Ml}iken Moneta N Mylama New Rouyn Nickel MS Noranda N Rank, O'Brien Opemiska Orchan Pamour Paymast Peerless Perron Pick Crow Piich-Ore Placer Purdex Que Chib Q Metal Qunston Quemont Radiore Rexspar Sherritt Slocan VR Sullivan Sylvanite Taurcan vi Teck-H Aemag Thom L Un Keno Ventures Waite Am Wiliroy Winch Yale Lead Yk Bear Young HG Curb Yukon Con | Sales fo 11 a.m, MONTREAL , By The Canadian Press Montreal Stock Exchange--Oect. % (Quotations in cents unless marked §. »---0dd lot, xd -- Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- rights, xw---Ex-warrants.) INDUSTRIALS Stock Sales Abitibi 163 Algoma 75 Alumin 620 Alum 2 pr 85 Argus 409 Argus $240 p 200 Banque CN 250 Bank Mont 2590 Bank NS 255 Bell Phone 987 Bowater Pap 525 B A Oil 105 $3 B C Power 260 Brown 916 Build Prod 23 CIL 150 C Int Pew pr 135 CPR 1140 Con M and § 23 D Bridge 25 D Fndry 200 D Steel 100 D Tar 350 D Text 100 Electrolux 220 Foundation 100 Gatineau 250 G S Wares pr 25 Home Oll A 245 Hud Bay Imp Oil Imp Tob Ind Ac $450 p 25 Int Nickel 83 Int Paper Int Util 125 1 635,000. 50 $120% 120% 11:30 Net a : High Low If fli High Lo .m, Ch'ge tock Sales rt w am, (3d e Big Troq G 100 $14% 14% LW -- 4 Labatt 300 $264 26 26% Labatt rts 1740 78 ki] 200 og + % UW -- un 18% 12 33 81% +1% 2% T% + Bh 50% «1 25 IU +1% Steel Can Steinbg A Texaco Can 50 Tor Dom Bk 450 Tr Can Pipe z110 Zellers 25 CANADIAN 30 $644 $10 $36% $42% $32 Abitea Anglo Nfid Blue Bonnet Cons Paper Cons Gas Freiman Lambert A Shop Save Atlas Augustus Bateman Belcher 'bellechase Bonnyville Camp Chib Canalask Canorama 115 Carbec 100 Chib Copper C' Denison 70 Cop Rand Fano Gold Age 1000 Haitian 2000 Merrill 2800 Montgary 1600 N W Amulet Nocana Opem Exp Opemiska Orchan Pennbec Pitt Gad Portage Reberval 500 St Law River 500 Titan 4000 'Trebor 3750 4 U Asbestos 100 4 Valor Lith 2000 Wondell 4000 5 WW + W ales to 11:30 a.m.: Industrials 23,000; Mines 68,000, Mine Union Race For Two SUDBURY (CP) -- The race for the presidency of Local 598, International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers (Ind.), has been pared to two men. Mike Solski, former president defeated in March by Don Gillis, said Thursday that he has with- drawn to support former national president Nels Thibault. Thibault will contest Gillis' po- sition Nov. 17 when the Interna. tional Nickel Company workers go to the polls, He announced Aug. 31 he would step down from his natjonal office. Solski said Sept. 1 that he would also 'run for president of Mine-Mill's largest local. Solski was president from 1952 to 1958. Before that he was vice-president under Thibault. 11:30 Net High Low a.m, Ch'ge IT% |++1 EEFE +++111 i F ERESS $31% 3% 31% BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT VICTORIA (CP) -- The British Columbia Chamber of Commerce wanis a joint study of the whole taxation field by three levels of government with a view to giving a break to municipalities. In a brief presented to the B.C. government Thursday the 12,000 member chamber said it believes each government should bear the nost of its own services independ- ent of assistance of others, It said the study of the taxation field should be with a view to es- tablishing a pattern that will be more equitable at the three levels of government. BURDEN TOO HEAVY Contributions to such services as schools, hospitals and welfare by B.C. municipalities "are seri- ously prejudicing the ability of] the municipal governments to fi-| nance their own local services." | Tnis is in line with a policy| statement re-affirmed at a recent | convention of the Union of B.C. Municipalities at Kelowna which called on the provincial govern-| ment to take over those servi) completely. The government obiected to the| policy on the ground that if it was put into effect the richer muniei- palities would gain but the poorer ones would lose. IMMEDIATE RELIEF the re-appraisal of taxes the pro- vincial government should pro-| vide immediate financial relief to the municipalities by paying| grants equivalent to property! taxes and fees where services are rendered on provincial prop-| erties, | The chamber also called for| federal government participation] in the cost of building arterial] highways. It said the revenue sources provided the provinces under the British North America Act do not provide sufficient revenue to the provinces to finance highways. It asked the B.C. government to press for a Dominion-provin- cial meeting to discuss federal aid in construction of the high: wava. The theme of federal aid to the B.C. Urges Tax Study The chamber also said before - POLIO PILL working on a polio vaceine that South African scientists arelean be taken im pill form. provinces in highway construc: tion recurred throughout the an | nual convention of the Canadian | Good Roads Association here. In a speech to the convention Premier Bennett charged the fed- eral government with '"'oxc-cart thinking" in regard to the Trans. Canada Highway. He said the sepior government In its agree- ment with provinces dues not take into account such things as some portions of the highway must be built wider than two lanes. The chamber in its brief said the federal government should continue making dollar contribu- tions to the construction of the Trans-Canada. Stratford Plant Builds Addition STRATFORD (CP) -- A $300, 000, 40,000-square-foot addition to the Fram Canada Ltd. plant will be built for the production of air filters, F. A. Knight, president and general manager, announced Thursday. The addition should be com-/ pleted in mid-January and em- ployment at the plant will jump to 150 from 95, said Mr. Knight. Bank Of Canada Interest Rate Down OTTAWA (CP) -- The Bank of Canada interest rate declined for the second week Thursday to 5.75 per cent from 5.85 per cent t week with the sale of $100, las {000,000 in 91 - day government treasury bills. The decline of .10 per cent fol- lowed a drop of .28 per cent in | | |the rate last week from 6,13 per TALL TREE | The Douglas fir, commonly 200] | feet high and six feet in diameter {1s the largest tree in Canada. Industr = the best speculative gain, up 12 ials cents at $1.00. Steels led the industrial rise but foods and banks had losses out- numbering gains. Loblaw Inc. dipped 7 at 120 while Interna- at 165. Steel Co. of Canada gained %| In Smart Recovery at Wh Wille Algoma Steel and} TORONTO (CP) -- Industrials|, { scored a smart recovery at the| International Nickel added %| close to lead the stock market to|at 88% and Labrador and Gun- & moderate advance Thursday nar were ahead %. Noranda was but trading was dull. down 1% at 48 and Hudson Bay Index changes: Industrials up|off % at 26. 154 to 511.31; golds up .50 to| Kerr-Addison was ahead ¥% at 86.94; base metals up .09 to|20% and several juniors added 163.26; western oils off .81 to|pennies among golds. 100.73. | Among western oils, Calgary The final volume was 1,798,000 and Edmonton slipped % at 19% shares, compared with Wednes- land Hudson Bay gave up % at day's 2,200,000. H.G. Young had'l3%. Home B was off % at 11%. wiatis GARBOLA? WHAT DOES IT DO! ® PAINTS WHITE ® DISINFECTS ® KILLS LICE © KILLS DISEASE GERMS ~~ @ KILLS MITES 90% LESS COBWEBS FOR 8 TO 10 MONTHS PAINT EVERY CELLARWITH CARBOLA USE "CARBOLA" To Clean Up After Contaminating Disease in ® HOG PENS ® TURKEY HOUSES ® RABBIT HUTCHES ® PIGEON LOFTS ® KILLS FLIES ® DAIRY BARNS ® BROODER HOUSES ® LAYING HOUSES ® BROILER HOUSES Farmers! We are buyers of Timothy and Clover Seeds. It will pay you to trade here. FREE CUSTOMER PARKING 64 Church Si. 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CITIZENSHIP LIAISON OFFICERS (with a gooo knowledge of Conadion cultural ond integration problems, end respons- ible related experience), Citizenship and Immigration, Lon- don, Ont., and Moncton, N.B. $6,300-$7,020. FIELD PRODUCTION OFFICERS ~~ SHIPBUILDING Many years of recent industrial manufucturing ex| in reluted field), Defence Production, Ottawa, Ont., Ont, and Montreal, P.Q. $6,300-$7,020, TECHNICAL STAFF TRAINING OFFICERS (for civilion per- sonnel) H.M.C. Dockyard, National Defence, Halifax, N.S., ond Esquimalt, B.C. $6,210-$6,660 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, ARMY EXAMINATION BOARD (with administartive experience, for setting of examination papers and marking guides), Army Directorate of Military Training, Notional Defence, Ottawa. $5,820-$6,540. TECHNICAL OFFICER -- INDUSTRIAL DESIGN DIVISION (for planning, preparation ond installation: of exhibitions), National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. $5,700-§6,180. 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EXCISE TAX RULING OFFICERS (training positions, to deal with ccirespondence, application of soles and excise taxes and issuance of rulings relating thereto), National Revenue, Ottawa. $4,200-$5,640. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa, ond ask for circular 59-715, DOMINION CUSTOMS APPRAISERS (for training, to deter mine value of imported commodities for customs purposes), National Revenue, Ottawa. $4,200-$5,640. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa, ond ask for circular 59-723, : (with rience oronto, RETAIL INSPECTION OFFICER (inspection of food products in retail stores, for compliance with prescribed standards ond regulations), Production anu Marketing Branch, Agri- culture, Toronto, Ont, $3,900-$4,500. MAINTENANCE CRAFTSMAN (general maintenance work), Agriculture, Hull, P.Q. $3,600-$4,050. NAUTICAL CHART SURVEYORS, Canodion Hydrographie Service, Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa, Ont., Hali- fax, N.S., ond Victoria, B.C. $3,420 to $5,640. 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