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N, 728-292) 4 | son's part of the Canadian publisher's planned expansion in the tourist | industry "ad ee b | ee sell Biss ow bas aries Kitchener Frame Plant orrects Trade Balance nw J Canadian Press Business Editor KITCHENER (CP)--A §22,- 000,000 offshoot of the United States-Canada automotive trade pact soon will be banging out car frames -- the last major component of an automobile that still has to be supplied by imports, Testing of equipmant ranging up to gic! 800 + ton presses in SIAmping out frame pleces already has started at the new Budd Automotive Co, BUSINESS BRIEFS By THE CANADIAN PRESS N.8. LIKES YANKS T, C, Achilles, American-born bank manager from Halifax, ad- dressing a luncheon of New York businessmen Tuesday, said: 'There is little agreement In Canada on how much U.S, capital should be tolerated." But in Nova Scotia, 'they like Yanks," W. S. K, Jones, minis: ter of trade and industry, said the province welcomes invest- ment capital from any country, ASSESS FREIGHT Canadian revenue freight was "\loaded on 88,741 railway cars during the week ended Oct, 21, an increase of 10.8 per cent over the previous period but a de. cline of 4.6 per cent from the same week last year, the Do. minion Bureau of Statistics re: ports, Cumulative carloadings since Jan, 1 were 3,268,419 this year, an increase of 2.8 per cent from last year, EXCHANGE SHARES Power Corp. of Canada sald in Montreal Tuesday it will ten- der its 46-per-cent holding in Bathurst Paper Ltd. to Consoli- dated Paper Corp, in response |- to a share-exchange offer by Consolidated, Power Corp. cur- rently holds 925,000 of Consoli- dated's common shares. The fig- ure represents 15.6 per cent of the outstanding shares. THOMSON PLANS HOTEL A subsidiary of Lord Thom- organization will lease and run a $2,000,000 hotel to be , | built in Malta, a company offi- "{elal said in London Tuesday, The hotel, to be completed in early 1968, will be sponsored by a consortium, The official said this leasing operation will be } Canada Ltd, plant, with produc» ps scheduled for early next yea When the factory is running at capacity, it will use about 100,- 000 tons of steel a year to pro- duce 450,000 frames, "Until the plant) goes on stream, it really is virtually meaningless to talk about a made-in-Canada car," says one sneak enn ami 4 fadustry official, "since aoant for a few specialized jobs all frames had to be imported," "Almost all came from the U.S. and that's been a major factor in the adverse baiance of trade on auto parts. "And until the trade pace came in, everyone sald frames were one component that could not be produced economically in Canada," PROBLEM REMAINS Despite the auto pact, the problem of trade balance on auto parts remains serious, In the 12 months ended last Marchthe latest period for which the Canadian Motor Ve- hicle Manufacturers Association has figures--parts imports were valued at $963,000,000, compared with $690,000,000 in the previous 12-monitii period, Included in this, although de- tailed figures are 'not available, | were the frames needed for the| 700,000 cars Canadian producers turned out in that period The new plant, which will em- ploy between 750 and 1,000 per: sons, covers 340,000 squaré feet of manufacturing space, Rolls of steel weighing up to} 30 tons will come in at one end) $0 cents, Dec. 15, record Dee. 1.| jbuying 39 score 58; being | |18 cents, Jan,- 16, 1967, record) of the plant and, after banged and shaped, welded, painted and baked along a quar- ter + mile - long assembly line, come out as completed frames to be shipped to Ford of Can- NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Chemeell Ltd, nine months ended Sept, 30: 1966, $7,444,000, 52 cents a share; 1965, $7,761, 000, 54 cents, The Sherwin-Willlams Co. of Canada Ltd., year ended Aug 31; 1966, $710,864, $2.09 a share; 1965, $825,359, $2.60 British Columbia Forest Prod- ucts Ltd., nine months ended Sept. 30: 1966, $7,800,000, $2.18 a share; 1965, $7,900,000, $2.30. Quebec Natural Gas Corp., year ended Sept. 30; 10966, $2,- 552,642, 52 cents a share; $2,078,402, 52 cent presents Look into braemor gardens for your child's good All schools -- public, walking distance, One 3 Avail sep- arate and high -- within EXCLUSIVE AGENTS MILLEN REAL ESTATE LIMITED Pe 168 BN es a i aoa © 1065, _1182-day bills at 5.25, tise ined an A {ACCT at | Wiesaik er | | alt alae ada and General Motors of Can- ada assembly plants, The plant is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Budd Co. of Philadelphia. J. H. MeNeal, 39 . year - old president of the Canadian op- eration, says at least 90 per cent of the plant and equipment came from Canadian suppliers, including more than $7,000,000 warth of nresses built at Galt! « and Acton, Ont. He says the decision to set up the Canadian operation was a Mirect result of the U,8.-Can- a-dn mant Gua trace Pact, "Before the pact opened the way to rationalizing the auto- mobile industry on a continent. wide basis, it would have been foolhardy to think of building a plant of this capacity." Opportunities to export given Canadian car makers under the THE OSHAWA TIMES, 7 Wednesdey, November 2, 1966 STOCK MARKET TORONTO (CP)--Prices were mixed in moderate trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange Tuesday after being fractionally higher for most of the session, The industrial index eased ,02 to 145,33, Inco Jed the decline, falling % to R614. Interpravincial Pipe Line dropped % 3 81 and Bell Telephone 4 to 46 International Minerals gained | 1% to 42%, Texaco % to 61 and) Simpsons and Moore Corp. % each to 20% and 81%, Golds suffered the largest) group loss and the gold index declined .41 to 149.07 after touch- ing a 1966 low of 147,21, Dome was off % to 39% and Giant Yellowknife 10 cents to 8.50, Western oils continued to strengthen with Union Oil up % to ) 30% @ and Dome and Canadian Superics % cach te 2875 -and-25; On the speculative side, PCE Explorations skidded 41% to 25 cents on 304,000 shares while Windfall climbed 4% to 37 cents on 127,000, Advances outnumbered de. clines 203 to 198 with 250 issues | unchanged. Base metals gained .40 on in-| dex to 90.86, western oils .37 to 110,53 and the TSE .01 to 139.25. Volume was 3,044,000 "Mon-| compared with 3,177,000 Mon- auto pact expected to total about 200,000 units to the U.S, this year-provided the extra | productive capacity that made | the plant poss sible , offic lals say DIVIDENDS By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Canadian Westinghouse Co.) Ltd., 12% cents, Dec, 15, rec: ord Dee, 1, | Denison Mines Ltd., 15 cents, | Dec. 15, record Dee, 1, Bow Valley Industries, com- a . cents, Nov, 30, record Bridge and Tank Co, of Cam) ada Ltd., pref, $1.45, Dee. record Nov, 15, Versatile Manufacturing Ltd., Montreal Trust Co., common | Dec. 30, | BOND MARKET TORONTO (CP) -- The Cana:| dian bond market was generally | off % of a point in quiet trading | | Tuesday, Short-term Government of | Canada bonds closed about the -}same, as Monday with the 4%- jper-cent Oct. 1, 1967, issue at) 98.80 bid and 98.85 asked. Long-term Canada and pro- | vineial bonds were generally un- changed with the Government} lof Canada 44-per-cent Sept. 1, 1983, closing at 864% bid and 8644 | asked, Day- vpend money traded at 4% per ce arearry, bills ended the day with the 91-day bills at 5.16 and! BUILDING ASSOCIATES braemor gardens "OSHAWA'S MOST CONVENIENT COMMUNITY" FULL PRICE $20,600 of Many Finished Homes lable for Immediate Occupancy * Floodlite Models OPEN TONIGHT and all day THURSDAY 728-1678 1,| | day PRODUCE TORONTO (CP) -- Wholesale | | jto retail carton eggs average | weighted prices: quoted by the | department of agriculture as of | Tuesday: A large 66.8; A me-| dium 61,5; A small 48.4, Eggs: 'Wholesale price to jeountry stations fibre cases | quoted by the Toronto Board of | Trade from wholesale egg deal- ers; Extra-large 57-60; large 55- 57; medium 50-52; small 40; BI 42; C 35-36. | Butter prices: Agricultural |Stabilization board tenderable lcarlots: buying 40 score 59; selling 59. 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