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Oshawa Times (1958-), 9 Oct 1963, p. 12

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) es at : : Soe ania ean ; 30% ect eal PLO: USspecis May Have \Chase Medicine Co.| A 465' es Wr ater Mav BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT \ 3 tended to resign. nine dia Offers $7-A -Share | es yw | re e OAKVILLE (CP) -- The di-| , ; : . | DIVIDENDS Reached F r ench Island rectors and holders of approx-| Be Contaminat Ancient Shells --_|Reappointed : ten colin ae | | 7 ¢ MONTREAL (CP) -- Mrs.)to 12 years on a variety 'of|standing common shares of Dr. FORT WILLIAM (CP --This organism found in ani iy | ae catgut ees) een (Meal Tetreanlh, mother wt enlcicice A. W. Chase Medicine Co. Ltd.|akehead city of 40600) mre ite aaa PETERBOROUGH (CP) --| British Columbia Forest Prod-|unemployed report tetore tae Among those sentenced to six|Tuesday accepted a' $7-a-share| Lakehead O00 booisaan Two members of the Lakefieldjucts Ltd., common 15 cents, courts on charges arising from|menth is Richens fa i. offer for the company by Laur- pig ae ee entire} His statement said: n public school board of trustees|Nov. 1, record Oct, 11. i ivi isthloh cite coches Bl oas Laboratories Ltd. off ne, water supply is con-| « | This is an urgent ' Monday. th | terrorist activity by separatists|an elevator operator who sought/eniian Laboratories * "taminated and should not be ter. Our. water is not eater ' modiatel =n painted. were im! Craigmont Mines L4d., com-\iast spring, said Tuesday she political asylum in St. Pierre-|Montreal. consumed unless boiled or ink eaice pRties He sad CARDSTON, Alta. (CP) --; The shell--in a epee " Btennes 1a ny Sam| mo" 2 cents, Oct. 31, record bee ew told her foe _ ps Miquelon, changed his mind and! The Laurentian offer, made) chlorinated. bane d , a ed or Western Canadian hens, accus-jreef, was discovered severa | : : | et. 17. oo jto st. Pierre - Miquelon, the/returned to face the courts here,/Sept. 11, was conditional on ac- ae ¢ xe tomed to dining on imporedlyears ago by Jack Redford of pipe ge gc A gy A Dominion Scottish Investment|French islands south of New-| yprc Tetreault, 44, said her/Ceptance of 90 per cent of the| Com gees ee yeep es "I recommend steps be dyster shell, are being wooed by|Cardston along the Belly River board chairman Ralph Millage|C® Ltd., pfd. 6214 cents, Noy./foundland. son sent her a telegram from|oUutstanding shares, but the| of the city--was reported to con-|'4ken immediately to chiori @ locally-mined product. about 15 miles west of the town.! ond Robert McCracken were|29, record Nov. 15, |_A top-ranking police official|syeney, N.S., and when she sent|company has waived this stip-|tain up to 50 times more con-|°Ur water continuously on an The Alberta Oyster Shell Com-| Mr. Redford and a partner|(oinected with attempts by six| Economic Investment Trust| Said later he believes three oth-|a reply "the telegraph company |ulation, jtaminating organisms than|¢@ergency basis; that steps } pany, under manager Louisjbegan extracting about 150 tons|1 a,otield public school support-|Ltd., 624 cents, Noy. 29, recorajers afrested for participating injtold me he was no longer in| The Oakville company manu-|would be acceptable in an or. -- = our ie 2 c Reichle, has begun blasting andja year for use by local farmers,|or. "to unseat four of the six-|Nov, 15. jthe terrorist campaign by le/Sydney but left a forwarding ad-|factures proprietory medicines.|dinary swimming pool. the situation on an vid crushing oyster shell from ajbut his market was limited be- man board. Hudson's Bay Company, 914|Front.de Liberation Quebecois|dress in St. Pierre-Miquelen." | The wantin wile "lead in = ee ae ae en ey ore free 188. o8use U.S. imports -- 08 Lakefield is nine miles north| cents half yearly, plug 3% cents|™@y be with Mrs. Tetreault's Tetrault and the other four s (statements by Medical Health preening 'the distributes ~ 000,000. years ago when Alberta vail Prices of the small opera-|o¢ Peterborough, = interim distribution, Nov. 25, |24-Year-old son Roger. are free on bail ranging from Wheat Bushel Price |oitice: Dr. M. R. Warren and pda ' ; Sprig Peay the four} Early this year Mr. Reichle BF Bye pero neig Ment record Nov. 4. ls Py ie ng a by! elt oe to $5,000. When they did} 'Mayor E. H. Reed following an)" ; ' le " A 'ae 5 Jan. | OU! ere 18 a ron possibility /not appear in cour es ; | } " Ssi } western provinces gobble 12,000/formerly of San Jose, Calif., or- bers of the board disqualified Industrial Minerals of gong lere g erg y fodee ghosts thelr nat i: Raised Three Cents emerzency ct noose lowed through/an often - p tons of oyster shell annually--jzanized Alberta Shell Oyster|themselves under the School Ad-|#4a, 20 cents plus 10 cents ex-|such is the case," said the Ee perty ¥+Iposed chiorinating program, ¢ all of it imported from the|Company, and bought the land-| ministration Act by conducting|'ta, Dec. 17, record Noy. 18. , |ficer. jlodas . se ee ENN EG: (CR) A threr| The adjoining city of Port Ar- perienced water pollution on ite locked oyster mine, after dis-|bysi ing wil rd| Teck Corporation Ltd., 744) identifi e as lil cent increase in the bushel price|thur with about the same pop-|). i Dr. Wz United States. business dealing with the board | He identified the three as li | ERS: | E lesser scale in 1961, The shell is used by poultry-jcovering that an increase in pro-|has been" filed with County|cents, Dec. 2, record Nov. 1 brarian Andre Garand, 22, stud-| ROB PRESSMEN jof wheat was announced Tues-|ulation has not been affected. rén- said. : i men as a source of calcium so|duction could lower prices to! Judge H. R. Deyman. ent Mario Bachand, 20, and of NEW YORK (AP) -- Three/day by the Canadian wheat/The latter chiorimates its water However there «ani 4 Gl fens will produce eggs withjcompete 'effectively with thet The board was placed on the| NET EARNINGS itice boy Pierre Schneider, 19.!gunmen staged' a holdup in the|Poard. |supply which it obtains from) : pees ' FA i i ' i lious effects, and tests indicated hard shells. U'S. product. \Ontari hers' Federation! The increase brings the price|Lake Superior. H i . Most common source of this} He said the U.S. shell deliv.|« il RON Nae yal eanikaos, | the pollution was not lasting : a ILED TO APPEAR Pressroom of the New: York! ,¢ top-quality No, 1 northern to! a st ter a dispute be- | F ies Saturda 5 : : MITES C. i . GAL Micken Good. \agrom ered in Calgary costs teed man.|,ere ill gn a se the|By THE CANADIAN PRESS | All four, along with Gilles|Journal - American Saturday $2.0054 at the Lakehead. CITES CAUSE dave i ent is reef oyster shells from|ufacturers $42 a ton, while he|board. The teachers were re-| Inland Natural Gas Company|Pruneau, 19, a clerk, failed to night. They got a total of $363 Ww. C McNamara, chief com-| Dr Warren said cause of the : BORN IN FORTR the sea. U.S. companies dredge|can deliver his shell to Calgary| placed, |Ltd., year ended June ,30: 1963,/appear in court Monday whe from five pressmen, who oper-|missioner of the wheat board, |contamination here is the pres-| England's Henry vo wal them up with huge clam shovels|"or $31 a ton. Others included in the appli-|$869,594 and 26 cents a share:|the cases of 13 other accused|ate and maintain the newspa- said the increases reflected/ence of coliform bacteria gre i in the beg fortress of from reefs where they have] The Reichle mine has no pit-|cation with Mr. Millage and Mr.'1962, $831,666 and 25 cents. 'were settled. Sentences ranged |per's presses, police said. |greater demand. escherichia coli, the latter an|Pembroke in 1457, built up over the centuries. head,shaft or stopes. Chunks of es ee : ee ' ' Mr. Reichle said the Cardston| shel! from the fossilized deposit, product is not as shiny as reef|which extends to the river bot- oyster shell, but the hens willjtom, are blasted away and take to it after a couple of days|crushed by a hammer mill sim- as avidly as the other kind. ilar to those used on farms for |grinding grain. After grinding, the product is ; ltrucked to tow here : Doctor Claims is: 1 t9r2 _wnere it i Bal dness Cure cS at peak periods. -- Boosts Morale | Trading Dull Why 1S The city, which has never real doctor says a new treat- On Toronto ment for baldness appears to have changed one of his _pa- S k M ke tients from an irritable recluse! toc ar. et to a man with a healthy out-| : look | TORONTO (CP)--Several is- Dr. Samuel' Herlich, on the|/sues gained or lost a point or staff of several Montreal hospi-/more but trading was generally tals, made what he called a pre-|dull on the stock market Tues- liminary report on the case in|day with volume the lowest & & the Journal of the College of|for two weeks . : General Practice of Canada. He| Among major industrial gain- ; believed he was the first injers, Chrysler rose 3% to a new Canada to use the treatment, high of 100, Canada Packers' A 2 points to 63, Huron and Erie developed by a New York phy-| |Mortgage Corporation 1% to { sician. | a Dr. Herlich writes that the|67% and Crown Trust a point o treatment is used on men suf-|69. s fering from congenital hair loss.| The big losers included Cana- : A surgical instrument is usedjdian Utilities, down 1% to 31%4,| to punch tiny holes in the hair-|and Du Pont, off 1 point. Jess part of the scalp, The| Steels were stronger, Algoma punch then obtains skin from|was ahead % to 57% and Steel parts: of the scalp which still|Company of Canada rose % contains hair and transplants it/Banks were higher. ee ea to the holes, | Senior base metals softened, 5 Scar tissue formed after 10|Falconbridge and International days, and when it shed along|Nickel slipping % following the with the transplanted hair, ajannouncement of a reduction in new permanent growth began in|the company's nickel output in the follicles, After two months,|the form of electrolytic nickel. both bald and hairy parts had| Merrill fell 11 cents to 99} gained full growth and healed. |cents and Iso three cents to! Dr. Herlich described his pa-|$1.36 among speculative mines. | tient as having a pathological) On the Foreign market, Du f preoccupation with his baldness|Pont rose % and Dome slumped which had lasted for 10 years./4% to 294--the stock dipped 34 He was given 280 transpiants|to 28% on the Toronto market. and had become a changed} On index, industrials ad- man. jvanced .37 to 650.07, western oils .08. to 121.84, golds slipped SALTY LAKE 58 to 88.16 and base metals .11 The Great Salt Lake in Utah|to 211.49. Volume was 2,312,000 has a salt density second only|shares compared with 2,367,000 "to the Dead Sea. Monday, 'EEA GLOBETROTTER 7 d {hewauw zoe ar Mothrs s A GENERAL Motors VaLuB Chevelle Malibu Super Sport Coupe A fair question. you expect in a smaller car. And as for looks -- it's styled with a fresh And we could give you a lot of impressive-sounding answers. But and youthful flair all its own. ' basically the explanation is quite simple. It has to do with people. 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