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- §TOCKS AND FINANCIAL REPORT MAR] ET TODAY BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT YWE GUPIAWA YAES, Prieey, June T7, 6G S TORONTO Wi Ai STOCKS Distripeted by Torenta Gock Exche +--dune 7 Quotations in cants 5 marked t-Odd ih, Ext eh, He rights, xw-Aex-warrant: tat change trem erevian beard. easing tie bite Gae n ane Viet on ie Bigoma | 'ete | Aon lg | Tem & suettis In Rural By ROSEMARY SPEIRS Cop Emaitiow iy. ee, S0rF --Red-hot three-inch wide steel billets came clattering--one-a- | minute--out of the great fur- '\nace and rumbled hissing and 5 | glowing along the assembly line uw? he converted into %-inch | rods for making nails and bolts s Cc. M. Drury, president of |Dosco Steel LAd., gazed around '4\ his new rod and har steel plant = "and smiled with satisfaction || "We produce enough finished ,,\ steel here to supply the whole *\ province now," he said. "In the last five years the steel indus- jtry in Quebee has mushroomed 1 a Mican: pr dia "~ ar J are od Beit Phone = 3 A SY ezitian » | BA OF 137 Forest At Calgar | | ing ' i | y w can Com Can Malt € Pacers & Can Perm Gar Brew C Grew Ap CBA AW C Found or CGE o CG tec A G imp Br SeckS BREE SS ~ Ss Steel Mills Built af nts. seers ' Of Auto Pact TORONTO (CP) -- C. Powell Morgan, former president of At-| OTTAWA (CP)--The automo-lantic Acceptance Corp., and | bile free trade agreement with the companies he owned may ithe United States came under|bave made $1,960,400 in profit jrenewed Opposition attack in\in seven months through frad-| the Senate Thursday ing in shares of a small United) Senator Allister Grosart (PC States company owned briefly (Ontario) said the nact was by his group, & royal commis: used by the Liberals to good ad-| sion was (ola Thureaay | cold-rolling mill, which makes, vantage in the federal election, The estimate was made by) fiat steel sheets, is half con-\last Nov, 8 but economic bene-| Albert Shepherd, counsel for the structed, ifits to Canada might prove| royal commission investigating | |"completely elusive."' jast year's collapse of Aflantic! ROOM FOR EXPANSION The agreement had done noth-| Acceptance "We have left plenty of room jing 1o reduce Canada's huge, Mr, Shepherd told Commis for expansion in future years," |trade deficit with the U.8., Con \sioner Mr. Justice Samuel Mr. Drury said. "But if Bidbecitrary to government claims. Hughes the hefty profit as-| goes aliead and puts up # plant) He said Canadians may 4i5-| sumed that Mr. Mogan was be-| for rolling flat steel the industry|eover in the future thet their pind a maze of transactions in| is going to he hurt," best interests were sold down\shares of Analogue Controls fidbec is w Quebec govern-\fexas' Pedernales River by.jid, an electronic equipment ment-backed $225,000,000 steel-i Prime Minister Pearson. The! company based in Hicksville, Quebec first hot bar came off the aecombnis: Ne cember, 1964, while the hot and) The tine itn $1 Million Plus Estimated (Value Queried| In Profit, Commission Told) ow McLAUGHLIN ims |6=6 Dore ael | SUPPLIES King ST. W. logue deals came from compan: jes with which Mr. Morgan was | associated. He identified them | as Mortgage Trust and Savings (Bahamas) Lid, N. G. K. In} vestments Lid, Manhattan) found Corp., Aurora Leasing | and Commodore Factors LAd. producing plant planned for establishment at Becancour, 99 prime minister flew to Tenas Jan. 16, 1965, to sign the agree- N.Y Oshawa Times Annual Cook Book ECIPE TIME CONTEST Mr. Morgan now is in hospital| jmiles northwest of Montreal |ment with President. Johnson "We have anticipated compe:| The senator said the pact tore) tition from Bidhec but the Que-ldown the whole auto tariff bee market has no demand for) structure and represented a ma \more flat steel than we can) joy change in national trade pol- f |preduce," Mr. Drury said. jey ore Business Machines (Can-| |*Someone's mill will stand idle| tie spoke on the Senate's|#48) Ltd. for about $300,000 lit the government goes ahead third round of debate on a res: : | BUSINESS BRIEFS | SOLD SHARES with the project." olution to approve the auto "146 eantrolling $42,000 shares " INCREASE CAPITAL T. J. Emmert, president of re f Siddeley Are Pd isaaannie A similar resolution) yore gold little more than & Hawker Siddeley (Cana4a),|was passed in the Commons sv iat sag 4 ' Shareholders of Northern and later by Commodore # |Central Gas Co. Lid, approved) which owns 76 - per - cent Of{jast month bid 4\@ motion Thursday to increase) Doseo's stock, says the new | 9 "6 share, but its wg in} : mills at Contrecoeur were built the U.8., the Bahamas and Bur: 2 the company's authorized CAD*| to take advantage of the Que-| ope sent its price shove $6 Ay 4 me to 40,000 iy Py ond bee market and to provide an et a i 4 the year r shares from 5,131,00 are-|qutlet for Dosco's steel-produc rd fe |holders were also told at @ spe-|ing plants in Sydney, NS Of Tobacco Crop In outlining large purchases jeial meeting in Toronto that) Bringing unfinished steel in:| and sales between October, jearnings for the 12 months)gots from Sydney to the new AYLMER, Ont. (CP)----A start) 1964, and May, 1065, Mr. Shep-| ended March 31 rose to $6,610,-|Contrecoeur planis means the|On measuring western Ontar-|herd estimated the shares eost 901 or $1,752 share from $5,506,-| final finishing and rolling of the|!0's bumper tobaceo acreage|Mr, Morgan and his associates 000 or $1.42 in the similar pe-| product now take place closer to| will be made during the next! $774 000 and sales netted $1,895, ' riod a year earlier the Quebec and Ontario mark |few days 400 els The annual accounting, byY| Gerald Gillman, a chartered! pe Erna re Pane When the $38,300,000 plants|120 measurers plodding the acenuntant who has spent al-| Foy Abs code ag , o ie | are completed they. will produce| countryside with their 120 as-|most a year trying to unravel URS B00N p FOIS OF FF annually 450,000 tons of rod and|sistants, is made to make sure) Atlantic's transactions said all its in promoting industrial Atlan anse ig lbar steel and 1,900,000 tons of\tial the area's 4,500 tobaceo) 4} 6 ut up for the Ana |growth and a free enterprise the money p ip | t i) be tof B 5€\ fiat steel from the cold and hot; growers do not exceed their | system wi a part of EXPO| rajling mills scresgs cuets | ,,|67, John A. Fuller, president of| "\the non - profit: venture, ane| ly a, pg Bhs rh lfrom headq . ; THINKING ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE jat an amazing rate." Dosco is building two new mills in this farm countryside | bordering on the south shore of s ithe St. Lawrence River 40 miles |downstream from Montreal in Toronto with a blood disor-| der Control of Analogue was ac- quired in jate 1962 by Commo-| 4 All Culinary Artists of the District Are Invited 4 ; To Enter. Le € Cailinan Con Gillies Cc Wail C Marden C Marcus C Maogu € Marrisn SnSELSTSSELS SS TSTSTESEs S Cyanus pr Disti Seag DO Electra Dohasco Dedasco @ Dam Store Damter Dapont Edey Mich Eimco Fabcon Con Negus € Rambler € Red Pop Coprearp Cop Fields Crowpat D'Eide Denison Dicknen East Suit F Mar Frober Gener Glenn Exp Goldray Goldrm Gortarm Gredore Granisie Accounting Starts Recipes must be submitted on one side of poper only, Recipes must be legible, type- written entries are preferred The full name of the members with Initials and the nome ef the Chie must be ineluded with EACH recipe 2 Granduc ' Granary Gunnar Halinor Hastings Heath Hollinger Huds Bay Hydra Ex int Bibis 7 irish Cop to Jaye jelex Kerr Add Kelly Ose « Anacon Kid Coper Leb Min t DButavit Lakehead Le tue Lang's Lat Am LL Lae Lorade Louy Macleod Mattgm! Mc Adam MeKen MeWat Metal Min Multi Nal Expl New Cal Horne Pit Hygns-O p Horse A Hore 8 Huron Eri Husky OF Husky 8 er $14 $9 $)\9% 610% $13 ; " © 675 «6875 «688 Side lt ie H's 5% bie 614 \4 \4 1 0% Wr 7 1 \0'" 10 A ys Recipes may be for any type of food or beverage, They can include meat dishes, desserts, cookies, cakes, lunches, pies, jams, jellies, anything the homemeker \s proud te prepore for family and friends. Points for prizes will be ewarded for variety of recipes received, 123% 2% 1% Sie 17% 1% 11% 2A" 2% work Complete eooking @r beking Instructions are required, Entries must be addressed to The Cook Book Editor, The Oshewa Times, Entries are invited from Whitby, Bewmonville end distriet organizations es well in Oshawa GRAND PRIZE $20. . Best Selection of Recipes from All of Those Received Judging tor nines wil be done bo fwe ecponetin, Pious will be awarded for recipes received 5 final deadline, A grond prise will be awarded for the best club entry in the two ea' jorles. Recipes will be judged on basis of number rece ved, neatness, promptness end veriety te \ " entries is inland Gee InterCity 1BM ag My sty Manda ef Losses Heavy jhaceo growers auction #@x- Mr, Fuller a former board -- chairman of Shawinigan Water jchanges in Aylmer, Tillsonburg land Power Co land Delhi as thom | In Speculatives About 112,000 acres in Bigin wi a} WIRE PROFIT UP ; wl Middlesex, Kent and Pasex Industrial Wire and Cable Co,, TORONTO (CP) Heavy|Coynties will be covered from) iMAC tn \ckel int Umit intpr Pipe Inter Steel Inv Gap A James Jeffersn w Labatt Lau ftn Lav F 2.00 Levy Lop Co 8 Lob Co pr Lee ™ Maclarna Maciean MB Lid The measuring is expected to| take five to six weeks | 24 1% 7 uA = ta 10% 43% 1% 13% 4 A iv" 25% 7 Ma u had 4 sit m4 Hs ? 4 5 81% §2\\9 $35'4 $25% $77 $34 $334 ti % we JUNE 21 DEADLINE PRIZES @ lst Prize... 15.00 @ 2nd Prize... 10,00 @ Srid Prize... 5.00 JULY 5 DEADLINE PRIZES @ let Prize 12,00; @ 2nd Prize 8.00 @ 3rd Prize 4,00 i | i \ i | Why Not Call | TOM FARQUHARSON SUN LIFE Assurance Company of Canada RESIDENCE: BUSINESS; 668.4371 725-4563 CAMPSITES @ Weectricity and woter @ Mod syn plumbi ° labl @ Fine sand beach @ Safe and good fishing, 190 1 10 734 7394 Hate $4 1% 16 Fh si0% 10 e+ 170 «990 Hida ry RATES FOR LONG SEASON (FF Trailer Morege Russell for Off Season) Salada Sayvette Seot York Shell Can Shell inv p Shopper Cr Sliverwd A Siiverwa & Simpsons Simpson 8 Slater A wt Ine §! Paving Steel Can Within 100 Miles of Oshewe Telephone: Code 613 No, 993-5263 Kleinsteuber, 3 $i04 194 he md RR, Ne. 1, Pleten, Ontarie 6 6 a S104 10% 10% 44 edd -~ &@ & Ok OM met 104 104 044+ &.8 ty Raman Rowan -€n Ryanor Salem San Ant Sarimco Satellite Sherritt Sigma Siscoe Starratt Steap Sullivan Territory Texore Them | Tompbiti Tormont Tribag Trin Chib U Mining U Buffadn White Ster Wileo Windfall Wr +** : tt! Tars Fin A Tr Can PL Trans Mt Trans PPL Tw € Gas Un Cardia Un Gas U Corp A Versata Wainwr Walk GW Weldwed Well Fin t Weate'st t ~4 +" = +s +! +) aw 4 7 Mh $0 861% 821% tie 4 Su 1M Mu + 4 0 200 «(MO Yk Bear . Yukon ¢ Sales to Wo am... 779,000 FOREIGN TRADING 180 OILS, GAS 00 425 418 400 2) 8 100 $i4%e lame | 000 6 '0a 905 33 Alminex Am Ledue Bant? 4\s 1 ied 200 910% 12% 12% 5 MS 412% 2900 350 TORONTO (CP) -- The Cana-| dian bond market was up on) the day in quiet trading Thurs-' Siseoe Ss . 233 the whole family sleeps better when you install an electric air conditioner Day and night, the whole family is healthier and more comfort- able in air that's fresh, free from pollen, dust, smoke and cooking fumes. Add to your family's comfort and health, In- stall an electric air conditioner today. Cdn Tricnt Cent Del Com Pete Dev-Pal Dome Pete Dynamic int Helium Mill City N Americn NC Olis Numac Numac wt Okalta Place G@ Prairie Oil Provo Gas Scurry Rn Spooner Triad OO} Uo Canso W Decit w 2100 1000 1400 a0 2 100 v0 2000 2000 ' ws 350 | ir) INDUSTRIALS mnonion Hoos 4 144 Abitib |Ltd, had net earnings of $743,-|losses in speculatives and &@lthe Ayimer exchange "| with $565,177 or 84 cents a share| Exchange Thursday |Sales incr° sed to $17,857,112) 94 to 96 cents on 260,160 shares NOW OPEN \to 177.08. Dome was up 1% to jindustries but manufacturing IN| oar, and Giant Yellowknife and TRAVLER PARK when all seasonal fluctuations) weavened bank issues paced| fameus send of Statistics reported Thursday |g to 73% and Imperial-Com- fell % to 40%, Pine Point % to Near Forest 49 to 162.74 and the TSE 28 to 390 20% s\n in wn treal Del Rio Oil Ltd. of Hour to 104.00, Velume was 2,702,000 as (al dad | gas in Bosanquet Township | ie Vile hae the 450-acre farm of Clarence 1) 12 18 cl | Drilling has reached the 200-/ $i74 1? 1% uO 82424 PRODUCE i i) $0 0 Fw weighted prices quoted by the dium 44,4; A small 32.7 uoted by the Toronto Board of 43; medium 44-38; small 26-27, stabilization board tenderable te DIVIDENDS 4%4-per-cent April 15, 1967 issue | 614 per-cent preferred series Al Government of Canada 44-/ per-cent series C 75 cents, Aug.) Day-to-day money was down) mon 14 cents, July 11, record) bills, and 5.22 per cent for 182; common 35 cents; preferred 25 Agnew $ 88h or 45 cents a share in the/higher gold market highlighted - itl year ended March 31, compared|trading on the Toronto Stock |last year, the company's annual) Consolidated Halliwell paced jreport issued in Toronto shows. \the speculatipe decline sliding| ifrom $11,141,/60 in 1965 Golds made the best showing, | | PROFITS DOWN climbing 4.56 on the gold index} Pleasant w| Corporation profits fell in alll gr, Campbell Red Lake 1% to Grove the first three months of 1966 ; r from the last quarter of 1965| Kerr-Addison % each to 12%) south shore Wart | |} Leke close te of profit trends were taken into) banks + Boalt ithe industrial list lower, Mont- account, the Dominion Bureau! veal retreated % to 58%, Royal ia Ottawa ° _|merce % to 63% Among base metals, Cominco s § Oil, Gas ught 63% and Rio Algom % to 24 On index, industrials were off FOREST, Ont. (CP) ~ H | 154.41. Base metals were ahead Sou gon you | Oil Co, Ltd, of tutes and Con 27 to 90.07 and western oils 61 Sidhe 14h 1th ston, Tex, have joined forces in pare compared with 3,090,000 Sse 54 15a a final attempt to locate oil or| Veanescay 7.hUM\'a COM A Ate | Drilling operations to 4,200 | mh Ue | feet were started last week on tise tae an" aa 7.9 Hodgson near Kettle Point, 42 | mn a oY about 10 miles north of here, | ie low B= ei foot level and has turned up| * 'lonly rock and water 1% $10 10% 10 + le| 180 $104 104 10" 170 $344 Me 4% ~ V4! 100 $254 4 24 4 mm me Ty |. TORONTO (CP) -- Wholesale 30 8 «6 + wl to retail carton eggs average fe % oS %% agriculture department as of June 16: A large 48.8; A me- Eggs: Wholesale price to country stations fibre cases rade from wholesale egg deal: ers: Extra-large 42-44; large 41- BM CH Butter prices Agricultural carlots: Buying 40 score 59; buying 39 score 58; selling 59 Short. term Government of} Ry THE CANADIAN PRESS Canada bonds closed with the| Union Acceptance Corp, Ltd,,| unchanged at $90.19 bid and/78% cents; 814+ per-cent pre:| $99.18 asked, ferred series B 78% cents; | per-cent Sept, 1, 1983 was quoted | 1, record July 18 | at 87 bid and 87% asked | Dominiow Dairies Ltd., com) % to 5 per went. Treasury bills| June 24 | were at 5.08 per cent for Si-day' B.C. 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