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Oshawa Times (1958-), 3 Jan 1964, p. 16

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ts <tiadiaacatnatl ene al cn lie cat StU ag ge opment ap Tg CE Bay ay ey - 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Prdey, Jenutry 3, 1964 Surname For Thomson Has Britain ten) taet, Cheah tee was not at all sure LONDON ( a hocth Bay, 'Toronto or\Thomeon would he part of thelupcn Canadien citiaens receiv- new name, wh:ch must be ap-jing titles and decorations. among the|proved by peiam's Collége' of "Tn any event, I "feel I have Norn Bridge? 'These were Poppe Thursday as specula- swirled about the newly- coroneted head of publisher Roy|to consult my son Ken Othe latest add'tion toltitle, After all, he's going have to live with it for a Tong| thom time."" es lord, 'e gp et oneoretors ness that he has had ck.community of Bea- Brook. The former Max Aitken was created baron i A standard reply to the New S list, He told a reporter'his citizens! The 69-year-old publisher, who has said with customa: edjon the ermine for a long time, up his handle from the New seems keenly aware of dynastic' sage ee is ane "I'll have to talk to Se was elevated to the|Ken about that." This applies ge in Year's 'eget cab! to questions about hip. Canadian gov- Guessing thatlernments have tended to frown about the 'tol frank- eyes| questions BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Hold Price Line Success Secret , VANCOUVER (CP)--Whether|belt nip out discolored areas. you sell horseblankets, hard-|Other machines turn out French|C ross fries, crinkled potatoes, frozenjboasts a tomer allegiance should make packages and even foil- -wrapped Czarist Russia. the decisions for you, believes|whole potatoes for baking. 'ware or peeled potatoes, cus- Earl Mackay. He's especially emphaticiig mr. The basics of the trade ~ame|Toronto, Mackay during seven 'quarters; North Ray, Ont., Charles Il. The. soronet is formed of six silver balls set * equal distances apart on a sil- ver-gilt circlet bordered with ermine. .. The succession to baronies by writ is not limited to heirs male, but is vested in heirs-gen- eral. Thomson has already ac- quired a coat of arms. and his country home at Gerrard's in. Buckinghamshire set of silver from Possible titles might involve his Canadian head- SLAUGHTER MARKET TORONTO (CP) -- The de- Only fair with heifers and yearlings easing -- this week. wére in good demand, particu- larly for good quality light- weights. steady at the close. mand for slaughter cattle was|stockers 22-24 with 'sales to steers and cows|25.50; common and showing rather sharp losses and bg oo stock calves 17-21 g lower at the Ontario public calves up to 26, prices were firm to/with sales to 38.50; good 30-33; Inigher and replacement cattle|medium 25-29; common 21-24; boners 15-20. heavy sows 19-19.60 with light Veal calf prices. were strongisows gaining a $2 premium; to higher, Hog prices were|stags 13.50 on a dressed weight lower and lamb pricés were/|basis. Cattle receipts were 6,749|23 per hundredweight with good head, about 2,500 head more|/ambs closing at 23; bucks dis- than last. week and about 200/Counted at head more tian the same week/ Weight; sheep 3-10 according to in 1963, Western cattle receipts) (ality with some feeder lambs {numbered 365 head as com-jat 19 per hundredweight. Sharp Losses Shown Steer, Cow Demand Replacement cattle: Good medium light steer stock Calves: Choice vealers 34-86 Hogs: Grade A 26.25 - 29.15; Sheep and lambs: Lambs 16- $1 per hundred- pared to only 98 head last week. Western stock calf receipts were 196. head less than last Slaughterers. However, 53 veal market for slaughter in the United States. Slaughter cattle: Choice steers sold at $22-22.50. with some fancy . feedlot steers to 23.50; good 21-22; medium 18,50- 20.50; common 15-18; choice heifers 21.50-22; good 20-21.50; medium 17 - 19; common 13- 16.50; choice fed yearlings 23- 25; good 21-23; good cows 15-16 with odd sales to 17; medium 14-15; canners and- cutters 10- 13.50; good heavy bologna bulls week at 36 head. There were nojtrict has changed little since it shipments to Eastern Canadian|was built in the 16th century. eS LITTLE CHANGE } Algiers' swarming Casbah dié- calves were shipped off theliy C-U 0.D.H. THURSDAY! WATCH WED. AD For a 1 Fresh "Start in '64 Choose... TECO SPECIFIED PAINTS! If you are 'planning to soit your home now'. . try these durable "TECO" interior finishes, woodwork, LATEX: BASE AND SEMI-GLOSS -- In matching colours for walls and @. Lavender pink @ Cadet grey @ Nassou green @ Sea green @ Soft yellow @ Powder blue @ Light turquoise @ Petal oid @ Elf green . @ Light EATON Price, qt. 1.55, Gal. 5.20 about peeled potatoes, because that's uct. He keeps his customers satisfied with a hold- the-line policy on price that does in fact hold the line. When his Fresh-Pak Limited started: selling peeled potatoes to Vancouver restaurants and institutions in 1951 the price was eight cents a pound. It still is despite increases in wages, potatoes and plant costs. "I know that in one case we lost $9,000 in two months just after we started because the rice of potatoes went up," said ir. Mackay, 62. "It wiped out all the gains we made in months before that. Isn't it foolish to ignore the price trend followed in almost all other lines? "] would hate to think we were foolish," he said. "But when we started we promised our customers a year- round price of eight cents a pound. We established the busi- ness on that basis. ie = that ee we are doing we are building cus- tomer loyalty. I think customer loyalty does more for a busi- ness than any amount of adver- tising." SCADS OF SPUDS And there are plenty of cus- tomers: 52 hospitals. and rest ges -- 13 caterers; urants and drive-ins: years as employee and nine years as manager of the B.C. Coast Vegetable Marketing Board: He left the board to establish Fresh-Pak after thinking over a restaurant operator's com- plaint about the problem of get- ting vegetables of uniform qual- ity peeled and prepared at min- imum cost. where he got his start as al18. 19-20; common and medium 15- 50, radio yp ed Bn and North ere Edinburgh address of the asomainn the paper with which' he began his British in- yasion. Speculation about name and citizenship may be settled in a statement .Thomson plans to make shortly after arriving in Toronto Saturday. OTTAWA (CP) South America create poor pros- pects for future export growth. ica published in the current is- sue of the trade department's magazine Foreign Trade. Moreover, the department foresees the development of the new Latin American Free Trade market in the area. 4 Eight South American coun- tries, with Mexico, are mem- bers of LAFTA, which is de- iby 1973. Latin American Trade Group te! May Alter Canada's Selling -- Financial)this is likely to create disadvan- problems besetting several ofjtages for Canadian products Canada's large markets injthat try to compete with goods produced withi ever, opportunities for the sale That is the main conclusion|of industrial raw sr Pesan in reports by Canadian trade|cialized capital goods and commissioners in South Amer-jneering services are likely Py ¥« crease. in LAFTA. How. Canada's largest market in South America -- Venezuela-- is not a member of the free trade group. A report from Association -- LAFTA --- as|ttade Commissioner W. D. Wal- changing the type of product for|!ace in Caracas says economic which Canada can best find a --o is expected to con- tinue this year, with increased opportunities for Canadian ex- porters. But reports from bgp ta een signed to remove all barriers to|Brazil and Chile tell of contin 'itrade among member countries|ing critical shortages of terete exchange and stringent controls The department's report says!on imports. OSHAWA DISCOUNT HOUSE ee 4/1) | kk SRR OUT OF BUSINESS MON. - TUES. - WED. SEE JANUARY 6th--7th--Sth = WATCH WEDNESDAY'S ADVERTISEMENT FOR Spectacular Bargains FOR THURSDAY 10:00 A.M. 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