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DEEP fered they could dive alme zoologist who attached 1,500 feet--the deepest dive to seals discov-|ever recorded for mammals. THE OSHAWA TIMES Friday, April 10, 1964 | NET EARNINGS | + AID POWER HITTERS AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -- U.S. amateur golf champion Deane Beman has decried what he| |calls the recentt rend of build-| jing new golf courses or altering} old ones to favor the power hit- ters. "I may be wrong, but I think it has taken something away from the game," he said jzinc, and copper, have risen injnese and European interests) © "7 "Every year has been better|/the past few years, spawning) will probably buy B.C, molyb-|Puling that "orders for the ac- than the last for the past 10 orjmany new. mines and renewing/denum, a "'space age" material counts of customers shall have f f ¢ 15 years," says Tom Elliott,|interest in mining speculation,"|which alloyed with steel can priority over all other orders|cidents killed 250 Canadians in|to 68% and International Nicke! manager of the B.C. and Yukon|says Mr, Elliott. withstana great heat and fa-|executed on the trading floor."|January--29 more than in Jan-|fell % to 82% in senior base chamber of mines for 30 years.| Lead and zinc prices 'are now|tigu'. This prevents brokers and|uary last year, the bureau of metals. "The main reason for the|13 cents a pound compared to| The main supplier to date has floor traders from placing their|Statistics reported Thursday. | Great Plains slipped % to 11% boom is the climate for invest-jless than 10 cents a few years been the United States. own interests over those of their) Regional totals with January,|and Hudson Bay Oil and Gas ing risk capital and proof there|ago, Copper now is more than' Two pig discoveries recently | customers when and/1962, figures bracketed: % to 16% among senior western are many important mineral de-|30 cents a pound, up from 20\were of iron and asbestos de-|S¢lling stocks. Newfoundland' 4 (10); Prince/%ls. posits still to be discovered." |cents. posits in the Yukon, and feasi-| The proposed rules in the U.S. Edward ¢sland 0 (0); Nova Sco-| 'The exchange Index gained Risk capital is money spent) At present there are about 30\pility surveys are now being|would prohibit a broker from|tia 7 (8); New. Brunswick 10}.72 to 139.31, industrials .82 to)Wednesday. New tees are being] on projects of unknown import-\large producing mines in B.C. \carried out. trading his personal account!(9); Quebec 88 (59); Ontario -71|148.84, golds .21 to 130.77, base/puyijt, lengthening the courses to| ance, B.C, is a good place to|and the Yukon, with several) HSE Ga while executing orders for his|(91); Manitoba 4 (11); Saskat-/metals .17 to 67.46 and western|ravor the power hitters, such as| 2 _-- on explora- ee ea go into al gy steht MR cm eee gett dis customers. A further provision|chewan 8 (6); Alberta 27 (7); |0ils byl ga to ois emia Nicklaus and _ Arnold| re many un-/ducti is year e ssiar Asbes 4 as dis*|,, bi a liek 01 : i | 'or the day was 10,917, : é ¢ Siiiices preas, little. restric-) These include Boss Mountainjcovered high-grade asbestos at would prohibit a trader from British Columbia 29 (20); Yukon) me "Or y Palmer, at the expense of fi- M i ing or. selling ok ES rritori lshares compared with 7,413,000 no. tive legislation against mining,|Molybdenum, a subsidiary of/Clinton Creek, north of Dawson buying or. selling a block ofjand. Northwest Territories aw. foe: --_______-- City, and Crest Explorations, a shares on the same day which) (0). ednesday. S UGHTER MARKET subsidiary of Standard Oil" of he executed a brokerage order) og DIVIDENDS LA |body northeast of Mayo on the| This latter provision if ap-| new YORK (AP)--Columnist e Steer Prices buying x TSE Balks At U s By THE CANADIAN PRESS | TORONTO (CP)--Volume 6n/jfollowing reports the on a 126,314, $1.25 | the stock market Thirsday|had acquired property north." SUPERMARKET : : 4 RITSON RD. SOUTH OSHA' eo,°e@ a onto Stock Exchange took steps|lative issues with property in|Tumors on Pay Street of a ma-\$655,748, 15 cents' a share; 1963, | pieces aT Br itish Cc olumbia to protect the interests of cus- the 'Timmins area of Northern|Jor copper strike in the region: | $705,767, 17 cents. | : some time ago and no further/cents to 47 cents on 1,621,486/jed. the industrial ad-v anc e}1963, $264,548; 1962, $943,343. | THURS., FRI., and SAT., APRIL 9, 10, 11th VANCOUVER (CP) -- British\and provincial taxes on mined Noranda Explorations Ltd., and|Measures are being contem-|shares, Bunker Hill 13 cents tojwhich all but wiped out losses} Western Decalta Petroleum. _ " J Sh " : ssa | Endako is building a 10,000 ton 000 shares and Paramaque 1% B.C, Forest' advanced one}$145,000, 2.2 cents. Katee ae i ha tee ee Mil, of. which $40,000,000" 'came * mill rae ee 'cents to 15% cents on 255,500 point to 29, and' Abitibi % tol Murphy Oil Co. Ltd, 3 months] GIRL' : : FIRST and iron, to Japan. lacey eeeeeniie: dace, Ee Exchange Commission plans to| 'among financial stocks. 18 cents. ployed by 60 mining exploration pRICES RISEN | put rigid control on floor trad- Elsewhere on the industrial! Canada Safeway Ltd., year! companies will search the prov-| agg VE AE ie MEN'S PENMAN r, Raion mand, both Jape"! ihe 'Toronto exchange has a 53% and Dominion Bridge % to| BRIEFS OR TOPS 59° . in| 30. EACH OTTAWA (CP} -- Traffic ac-| Falconbridge gained one point PANTIES PER PAIR _ 45° SPECIAL AT PKG. REG. 2 69* eG FOR Speculatives Push Up : |. Fruehauf Trailer Co, of Can-| : ; | Stock Market Volume ive temo or ; ] l d S R ] 1963, $1,492,626, $1.66 a shes €010 1StS I OO US. ule nm | East Sullivan Mines Ltd., six| . |soared well over the 10,000,000/west of Timmins near Texas ast Sullivan Mines +» SIX) TORONTO (CP)--The Tor-|share level as a group of specu-/Gulf's operations. There are months ended Feb. 29: 1964, | ®@ Open Daily 8 a.m, to 10 p.m, @ Ontario moved strongly ahead.|pappRs ADVAN | { | } CE | Claude Neon General Adver- tomers of brokerage houses) pcg fxplorations rose 22| Papers and financial issues|tising Ltd., year ended Dec, 31:! SHOWERS OF FOOD VALUES FOR F : A : i '68 cents on 977,900 shares, Jelex\experienced over the last two|Lid : a: Colum! ill be criss-crossed Is are not sive. the Endako Molybdenum Mine' plated at the moment, Howard ape is | +» year ended Dee. 31: 1963,| with ies a cau he tae Seay: dinthal 'peianeeh of Canadian Explorations Ltd. 1p. Graham, president, said/three cents to 28 cents on 188 days. $227,000, 3.5 cents a share; 1962, 000, of which $40,000,000 came|@ day concentrate mill at its) jy. was commenting on a re-|shares, 1 i COMMUNION DRESSES der way. from exports, mainly of copper|9pen pit mine 100 miles west of| port that the U.S. Securities and) PCE Explorations led the a 'pate A my 2 aie March 31: 1964, $343,000, | 2 SE : ' | § A 1% 12 cents'a share; 1963, $232,000,_ AT 4 98 VEILS ; 2 98 timated cost of the mill is $20,-|PUt ie ONLY eo ee | "Prices for the major volume 000,000 jers in the New York Stock Ex-| 250 Persons Die On board Oshawa A rose two points/onded Dec, 31: 1963, $7,373,620: ince for metallic minerals and| minerals produced in B.C., lead, jchange. c da's R d to 48, Bell Phone one point to\i9g9 $6,995,671. °° 8 | REG. 79 asbestos. |Ganadas hoads | CHILDREN'S 'xc: LINED SIZES 4 & 6 ONLY REG. 85° 98c KOTEX "* * TEA TOWELS ::. eo, California, has found an ore)!" that security. LIPPMANN PREDICTS |Yukon-Northwest Territory bor-|plied to the Toronto market| walter Lippmann says the Re-| gy THE CANADIAN PRESS ast would have a deadening effect|,ublican party probably will| or ines Tél. come The iron ore deposit is esti-|0" Speculative trading, but Mr. rentingts Richard M. Nixon él casts, dome 15, record mated in the tens of billions of|Gtaham said he "'cannot en-\Henry Cabot Lodge for presi-\May 18. ltons, and cost studies now are|ViSion such a step being taken| dent but may turn to Governor! -------- TORONTO (CP) --Slaughterjcanners and cutters 11-11.50; steers opened lower, regained good heavy bologna bulls 19- losses and closed firm at the/19.50; common and medium 16- Ontario public stockyards this/18.50. cattle: Good jeconomically mined and shipped to markets, interested in the "Meanwhile; some oil and gas|says Mr, Elliott. money from. Alberta is spilling! 'With all this "activity and into the B.C. and Yukon mining|with so many companies _in- exphoration field, and a numberjvolved, it can't help but be a of oil-gas companies are getting|great mining year." prospects," ibeing' made to see if it can be|9r being required ti __|William Scranton of Pennsyl-| week. Heifers opened barely steady stockers 23-25 with good heavy and closed firm: Yearlings were| Replacement \vania.. Lippmann said Wednes-) day night on a television inter-) view ("CBS reports") that! Scranton is "the man I think) has the greatest promise as a) public man in the coming) years." : | A. E. JOHNSON 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 14% King St. East 723-2721 stock calves to 27; common and medium stockers 20-22. steady and bull prices steady.| Calves: Choice vealers 34-36 cattle were reat calf prices were about ag oe -- at; good S out) 33; medium 24-28; common 20- jeer ae cand lamb prices}o4° boners 15-20. were higher. .| Hogs: Grade A 24.45-25.85; Cattle receipts were .esti-jneayy sows 19.25 with light mated at about 8,800 head: |sows gaining a $2 premium; _ ~ Brophy a than $1288 13.50 on a dressed weight we 5 asis. i the same week in 1963. Western Sheep and lambs: Lambs 22- cattle --, ay es oak 28.50 per hundredweight with ak tetas Yat catcio tok th gy teuga yond 0 rr ; , i: « 3- ng to cluded in the Western receipts. main ie ei ete ot apene Other out of pramince receipts|jambs were light with most oat ats cars oe vr sale at id per sonteeenelas runswick, There w ship-|for 60-pound lambs, ments to Eastern Canadian) # slaughterers, however 45. veal) calves were shipped off the market for slaughter in the United States. Slaughter cattle: Choice) steers sold at 24-2450 with) fancy feedlot steers to 25.50; | good 22.50-23.50; medium 20-22; | common 17-19; choice heifers) 22-23 with some fancy feedlot) heifers higher; good 21-22; me-) dium 18-20; common 15-17; choice fed yearlings 24-26; good| 22-24; good cows 17-18 with sales to 18.50; medium 16-17;! -- \QWEST YET FARES TORONTO VANCOUVER CANADIAN PACIFIC ENGEL'S Must Vacate STORE HAS BEEN LEASED! MEN'S SUIT SALE Ist GROUP NOW A bargain rack, sizes 36 to 46. 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