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i Me 10 THEOSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 24, 1967 | SO FDS WR ae OB La im! Wok Oh EO a HR i SR eS TODAY'S STOCKS TORONTO 10:40 A.M. STOCKS Distributed by CP Stock Toronto Stock Exchange--Oct. 24 Chrysler Quotations in cents uniess marked $.) CHUM A z--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex-| Clairton rights, xw--Ex-warrants. Net change Is| Columbia from previous board-lot closing sale. Columbdi p Cominco MINES | € Savings rer. 10:40 Net on Be Stock _ Sales High Low a.m, Ch'ge nck rs Agnico 400 140 132 132 --71 Con Gas B Am Moly 1000 244 24% 244-118] Corby Ang Ruyn 2200 94 94 94 Coronatn 'Ang U Dev 1100 60 60 6 +2) Crain RL res 600 325 325 325 +10] Cygnus A Armore 1000 19 619 Daie-R pr Aunor 200 220 219 220 +11 Dist Sea Bankeno 3200 110 108 108 +5] Pome Pete Broul Reef 600 53 53 $3 --1 | Dofasco Bunker H 500 17) 17 7 Dom Store ¢€ Tung 1100 233 230 230 + Domter Cdn Keely 1000 6 6 6% Buport C Lencourt 1000 16 16 16 Eddy Mich Cdn Nisto 1250 57 $7 57 co Cent Pat 400 160 159 160-+2] Emp Life Chestrviie 1000 25 25 25 --11! Epirbnk M Chimo U5 14-15 +5 'alcon Coch Will 3200 90 90 9% Fam Play Coin Lake 100 18 18 8% +2 fed Grain 'om 3500 18 «18 (18 ware Cada Conia mio 6 63 6 +3 FPE Pion Conigo 18600 105 104 105 +11] Fraser Con-Key 10008 --%) GP MGA € Shawkey 500 2812 262 2%+1) G. Pape: € Bellek 3000 12. 3 +11 Be coe € Cailinan 2000 12 12 (12 Greyhnd H Cotton Cc Hall 1 ¢ Morisn 3550 445 425 445 +5) | | Con Fardy 73 295 295 25 | | Hawker $ r 229428 1 150 Hard Crp A800 $14 14 14 | mas A us i BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT 10:40 Net | Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge) 20 $99 89 | 100 $17% 17% 174-- % 750 $54 54 Su 225 425 425 425 850 $152 15 15 2@22°; Of Alberta's Coal 30 (30 100 105 105 105 +6 ond oe 3 a By JIM OSBORNE 7% $32% 2% 324--%| EDMONTON (CP)--Coal . oe stn a ee jmeking a comeback in oil-mind-| advent : ee ie ii ed Alberta. j--a major . ; ou "iu Behind revival of an industry | kets. : $37'4 374 374-- ion the decline for 20 years are| In the early 1960s, industry 300 50 210 250 100 210 Sb A j 408 $214 2'4 214+ %/long-term contracts with Japa-|appeared to rediscover coal, $300 1967 1120 15 100 225 00 The decline was largely over- isjshadowed. by the spectacular ae oe ae i y i ly for thermo-power nese industry, expected to boost particular; Suse bose he + export sales to 5,500,000 tons by/installations, and more recent 11975. The forecast is almost 75|increased use by Canadian and as io" ee i" per cent more than production] United States steel industries. $00 S74. 7 + i for all purposes last year and) M. M. hbioaga't ge re 190 $3704 Yu 374 ~-- 4, almost six times current ex-/general manager 0 ' re y 335 $62 6a ee jports of Alberta coal. laonagthng ' oe bey ; 7 years his fir! ° 200 $31%4 31% 31% In more than 60 years since/years 140 $1834 18% 18% 'coal became a major Alberta/work serving most of Alberta 300 $8 80 80 +10 lindustry revenues have totalled) will require about 2,000,000 tons 18 350 130 +5 | $1,164,185,000. 'annually--about two-thirds of 150 $12% 12% 12% fd inde Se ent ol Reeth EIS 25 $25 25 25 --1 650 325 320 325 +5 135 $12% 12% 124+ M4! Oo ar e 625. $222 22 222+ V2 Japan Helps In Revival Trade Two major U.S. steel firms with plants on the west coast are seen as definite future mar- kets. Alberta's coal industry might well surpass its previous glory days when, in 1946, production reached 8,819,000 tons and sold for $33,441,930. Three years later, production had dropped slightly but sales went to a rec- ord $44,541,000. Industry spokesmen have turned to tackling freight rates, which provide Alberta with a preferred rate of $2.49 a ton but hold the industry to a maximum movement of 800,000 tons a year. A provincial resources official termed the rate "not bad," con- West Firm Would Buy Barrie TV VANCOUVER (CP)--Saturna Properties Ltd. of Vancouver, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Western Broadcasting Ltd., an- nounced Monday it has agreed to purchase CKVR-TV in Bar- rie, Ont. Company officials said the sale is subject to approval by the Board of Broadcast Gover- nors and the department of transport. The price was not disclosed. Western Broadcasting oper- ates radio stations CKNW in New Westminster, B.C., and CJOB in Winnipeg. It also has substantial interests in B.C. Television Systems Ltd., which operates CHAN-TV in Vancou- ver and CHEK-TV in Victoria. The Barrie station, owned by Ralph Snel grove of Barrie, Allan. Waters of Toronto and Geoffrey Stirling of Toronto and St. John's, Nfld., has twice ap- plied to the board of Broadcast Governors to move its transmit- ter closer to Metropolitan Toron- to. The second application was posponed early in September by the Federal Cabinet. Western Broadcasting was in- corporated in November, 1965. versity, said governments ev- Pledges Go Out Window In Fight To Curb Prices enforcing the call for re-|dian government does not have wmiae iter o niaas s eatat will tie 'vage-price guide-the muscle to control either Minister Sharp flies from thellines to increases being experi-|jabor or prices. Guidelines tend advice of the Economic Council|enced in the United States. to discriminate against some of Canada in his decision to tackle wage and price increases Canada cannot hope to improve;removed, an explosion of 'wages with a mix of voluntary re-\_ oh on the American perform-jand prices may follow. OE er ae ar « eeiitl ance, but it could fall short of cal move his tactic is entirely|the U.S. standard. . After studying Prof. Smith's Al ys redictable from a reading of ' the council's third annual re-|report, the economic council view and a supporting guide- recommended heavily against or more i guidelines, saying they posed ie "ae eee © "very serious difficulties and The study, by economis t|dangers" for Canada. , .| They would divert attention mare ©. Savin of, anna Us from basic measures designed to improve government spend- ing and taxing policies and to improve productivity. The council said guidelines are as effective as the sanctions backing them up, and the Cana- erywhere are playing a bigger role in economic welfare. When things are going well, they claim the credit. | When things turn sour, they try to spread the risks and, the study says, this is particularly| true with problems of price sta- bility. Typically in the European ex- amples he examined, Prof. Smith found government per- formance furthest from govern- ment promise in trying to keep prices down. ANALOGY APPARENT The analogy fits with the situ-| ation Oct. 4 when Mr. Sharp} HONEY WINE TEST FIZZLED BRAY, England (CP)--A Berkshire driver escaped hav- ing his breath tested for alcohol by police. The plastic bag on the tester burst. It was early in the morning and the policeman couldn't find another test, so he r izing his concern about| inflation, called on business and, labor to join him in a deter-} mined campaign to reduce the| rate of wage, price and cost in-| creases. | The finance minister has said since that he has not used the word "guidelines' himself. But NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED 286 KING STREET w, 723-3487 was released. informed sources say the pro-! YOUR Look Here . NAME'S -- THE GAME For The Best In Service - Products - Prices! featuring yeor Tires, RUSSELL'S TEXACO @ Allen troni¢ Tune-ups for Fall @ Firestone @ Good- OSHAWA TOWING 4e: pant si ost y28-7711 DODD & SOUTER Decor Centre @ CUSTOM DRAPERIES @ BROADLOOM PAINTING and DECORATING CONTRACTORS 107 BYRON S., WHITBY G. R. Kelly, 385 Gibb In Freshly DRY CLEANED Whitby Cleaners Ltd. 150 COLBORNE E. 668-2345 Ajax Cleaners 72 HARWOOD E. 942-0310 REUPHOLSTER ... for thet "LIKE NEW" look WIGGERS CUSTOM FURNITURE Repairs & Refinishing Specializing In woodworking and veneers. @ Custom Woodworking New Location 506 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa 728-7585 W. FRANK UPHOLSTERING SPECIALISTS AT REASONABLE PRICES. %& Furniture Refinishing & Restoring 216 Mory St. REAL ESTATE * Custom Bullt Pune. : W.G.F. Whitb also vee 21 King W. Darlington Upholstery Phone 668-5376 Bowmanville Bowmanville Thomas Nisbet, 84 Taunton Rd, 102 King St, W. 623-734) | urged Con Negus 3242 78 75 78 Hays Dna ermé ERP 180 Home e Mee tt ceed sidering freight rates a few a+ 3s , Conwest 1600 675 655 675 +20] fmt A of eee ota ale +l years ago of $4.50 a ton. What Coulee 1000 o © © | HB Oil Gas 1350 $38 pun a + Ms e concerns industry officials now ourvan 0 $52) ve - A ; aah Cstland 7133 22 22 hey on PT igo sive Zhe 2h -- % rices Shoot is the 800,000-ton ceiling. peg get fed a a " a 4 ree Husky S pr 0 or 70. a rah, Among the most concerned is jeer 1 4 . : Dieida = 14900 org + | Reon" 3a9 $6s% base 607 + 3% |Coleman Collieries ae. at Cole- Denison 1090 $83 83 Imp Tob 1585. $12% 12'2 124--% : , Alta., i 0 pro- Discovry 200 117 117 117 ~1| ind accept 200 $2018 20% 20%--% TORONTO (CP)--Prices were /Siscoe 14? cents to 4.20. Hawker man, Alta., which hopes to pro: pone oo $7 47 47 --%5) ng Agnes 200 $74 712 TA *| Go Diht trading on the Toron-|Siddeley fell 5 cents to 3.20,|duce up to 1,250,000 tons a year Dunraine 1000 30 30 3 --1!/ tng Wire 214 445 445 445 jup in light trading ise Bon to 1.04 d|within five years for export-- F Nat U ran 7200 73 68 68 320 $10% 10% 10% --%\to Stock Exchange Monday fol-|Conigo 2 cents to 1. and| n J F 2107 Ds + | ego. a Le ws piglet : , 98 cent |plus its domestic markets. The robex 12107 460 440 43 Inland G p 400 $16%4 16M 18% -- "4 lowing a late rally. |D'Eldona 3 to 98 cents. pass Sigg ; ; Giant Yk a4 725 725 (725 | IBM 23$625 625 625 index, base metals edged|ceiling is a major barrier. Goldray 7333 84 84 | ime 215 $35%4 35% 35% The industrial index edged up| On index, ye il nee A Goldrm 400 79 =f] Int Nickel 2essite! 114 114 + 4) 95 45 160.97. Earlier, the index/UP .04 to 105.56 and western oils} The provincial sp Gréroy, 13375 118 112-6 + 1'| I UL IS gar fy ys elwas down .48 to 160.29--its low-|-14 to 199.47 while golds declined! said production increases start- Oe ste ae fs 78 Intor Pipe 2075 $23 224 23, + %4/ A-level since late February. |3-39 to 167.99. ing about the mid-1960s, which Granisle 1100 765 765 765 Int Pipe w 2000 $10% 105% 10% est level si 3 headed 000 es 1 a to: the ark Green Pnt 900 49 49 49 | Intpr Steel 400 385 385 385 Among industrials, General| Volume totalled 2,257, - | signal _ an " 0 rt \ $00 30 30 3 50 $8% 8% B%e+ Ve) * 3 ; its |pared wi 643,000 Friday. De-|years, has gained more rapidly Suir. James sit '300 4s" 4g0 4s)" +29 | Products Manufacturing jumped oes veremmerad advances| than the tnuatry's initial bn el Hastings | Jefferson 348 $60 597% 60 + "10 to 70 in trade totalling 6301049 to 194 Ithe 1946-49 peak. Heath Leper . $00 state ok 144 + ve|Shares. Westcoast Transmission OOF TY ee . Panties sts SS High-BI Lafarge A 225 $11 V1 jgained 1% to 25%4, Alberta Gas Hise aay ob 5978 6 ae | 300, S00 ot? Trunk 1%. to 3434, Interprovin-| . . tron Bay T 125 aos 405 408 +10 | Lay Fin 200 460, 460, 460 --10 [cial Pipe Line % to 22% and| l ecor In Tro am vd oe Cau © 1.25 100°$10% 10% 10% Consumers' Gas and Dominion e Exp 3000 16 15% 16 "8 +2 s peop 2 Jelex sae 1020 25 BH 3 + wl Tee wa is $29 2% 2 + %'Coal 5% each to 20% and 13%. . K ti 00 300 0 0 7 7 7 bie, 84 Kerr Aad" 1100 Siem teu tent %| bP COA 10 8 7 74m Algoma Steel picked up % to| K Anacon 2333 76 76 76 Lob Inc 100. $6%4@ 646% -- %4/9114, Bank of Commerce % to} ou e oun = 1 e tab Min' 200 $32" a2 a Loeb M 760 $10 Jae ea' 7/1234 and Canadian Breweries % Lakehead 5000 32% 324 324--% 17% 172 17% + "ito 756. i La Luz 100 $139 13% 1304 %! Me Gerd zd $90, 90. 30 lus 3 dcten 1 to 14 By HENRY HEALD An Ontario Milk Marketing ell 2 i 850 885 +35 | Markboro ----400--S5¥4. 3% a Laura -- 'if 1 ytihities| OTTAWA (CP)--A single,|Board officer said the dairy in- ora K 100 260 2 --10 | ona s cp i i i Louviert 400 14 13---s*3 Mae we a ah lh wee Olle ay glial its. 362, |Country-wide milk recording dustry should move quickly to Macl Msh 2000 50 50 50 +81 Molson A 200 $19% 19% 19% + %/and Inco % eac to 2 °"4) program available to all dairy/approve a protein measurement Matton! 300 $34 "13 2B <M rived A $00 $3 ie FY ieee 113%4, respectively farmers was advocated Mondayjtest and then emphasize protein Me intyre 410 $78 76%" 78 Morse B 200 $25 25. 25 +1 | Cominco, Dofasco and Falcon-|4¢ the solution to the low rate of|content in advertising dairy Mer, oo iat 1a tao tt | Morse pr 25 $57, 57 37. |, |bridge were off ¥4 each to 27%, |cow testing in Canada. \products. Multi-M -- 4400-134 133-133 «+ 'T'| ON Contain. 100 $999 + W/21%@ and 90, respectively, an Delegates attending the first) Developing a breeding pro- Newconx. "0 Ey ss. 575 elt Matera 250 sr2s4 sina *To34 BA Oil, CPR and Stelco % each| canadian conference on milk re-|8tam that stressed high produc- N Goldvue 400 sla | Si4 Sth Nat Orug p 20 Slam 124 14 tg 35, 61% and 205, Tespec-| cording, sponsored by the Dairy thon and woried out both cows N Imperal 825 325 325 325 ° 95 $52'4 $24 $22 + %\tively. "pra i . 3 and bulls with low performance N Que Ragl 100 490 490 490 Norends 2 ane Sie Re + Mi Rvel) Farmers of Canada, stressed rat ae » - "yor N Senator 1500 24 23 . 24 NCG B 2p 325 $27% 272 274-- | Rage METALS UP the necessity of a co-ordinated|records was c as one 0 ee M.S ve Te ie Oglivie 20 11% 11% 114 [BASE ! i scheme crossing provincial/most important aspects of the] Norbeska 1000 65 «665 «65 +14 Oshawa A 1720 $25 24% 247--| In base metals, Noranda and|* z ay i recording scheme, | 0 f i g Norlex 5000 18 8 418 Pac Pete 1725 $20% 20 20 +4 \,. A 11 ai boundaries and dealing with a ' 1 370 Panne 150 $17% 17% 17%--%{Rio Algom vores i% Map to clansce of cate The farmers also urged indus- "V Pow Corp 575 $914 9% 9e-- 2/5214 and 3414 and Preston Mines|*'*"* i trial and government represent- ONO" os a oh So I% to 21. Patino moved down 1| Farmers complained net atives to paxteet and Pst an Rank Org 2100. 6% ci " to 14%, Roman rank a ol p vecreoegicobst test-|accurate scale that could be sebidiccan ARM BR d Opemiska Copper % to econ S; |built into a pipeline milking sys Ve 2514 254 + wjand Opemis / ; : ju pip g Sys Nudul 2250 11' 11% 11% Cee ia in we os Among golds, Kerr Addison|ing only applied to registered, |. Opemske 910 $10Ve 10% 10% + VW! Rothman 4s $4 24 u 1614 while D jpurebred cows, A_ dairyman goer oe ae ae Royal Bnk 925 $154 15 1514 + a/ dropped died ae ome with some registered and some| Ralph Bennett, chief of the sisko Me 1 184 + 2% i i %, ', s ' . aa Patino 9605, $13. ese tare + mo] Revel, Trt 730 sine 18, ta + /Mines picked up % to 47/4. | ade (unregistered) cows hadjlivestock division of the federal Fine Point 2i25°$50, 47a 493 Sekine A 200 817 17-7 In western oils, Scurry-Rain-/') helong to both the ROP pro-(agticulture department, ine Point 2125 49% 4 y 1y Me { , | miles A 'd Placer 190 $32% 3238 a2 + vg] Shell Inv p 700 $31% 34 3% , wlbow picked up 1% to 34% Cen-|gram and a provincial DHI|farmers to retain the ROP test Porc Pay x66 6% ove V3 | Shell Can 479 $2934 29% 29% + Va|tral-Del Rio 4 to 195g and Place/(p airy Herd Improvement) ing system and the name even nr 20 Sa' 30' 300 4 5 | Shoe Sve 100 $ls% 13% I4--iGas 29 cents to 2.85. Pacific\nlan if he wanted his whole|if they expanded its scope. ilve ~ if ve Simos, , Tae Sue me sen wiPete dropped 9% to 19%, Cana: lherd tested. PROGRAM RESPECTED ater a 5 Sogemine 100 $16. 1616 jdian Export gs _ te >| 'The 220 delegates from across| 'The program was known and sorthar 1 Se ae Se and Ranger 15 cents to |Canada attending the three-day|respected abroad and ROP re- Steel Cen 1853. $20% 20% 20% + %4| Among speculatives, Consoli- conference plan to draft a re-|cords were necessary for any Steinbg A, , 170 Sita 8% I8™e4 Ve dated Morrison rose 60 cents to port outlining their views on the| farmer who intended to sell cat- | Suptest Od 1 See a oe. t 34 (4-40, Frobex 55 cents to 4.35 and |requirements, potential, financ- tle on the foreign market, he | Texaco pr 60. $80 $0, ® at ing and promotion of milk re-|said | Thom N P 25 $38% 3 aw Va) : + 1 Br ai : i. Tor bm Bk 192 $12% 2% 12% | West Ind 400 215, 218 21s -- 5 Icording in Canada. Dr. Gene Starkey of the Uni Traders A 400 $7 7' TH+ Vb) Ww pacific 325 Sbla 6M 6 On Monday, they didn't get|versity of Wisconsin, describing no 4 WSuppls A 730 $10 978 10 ~~ past the requirements stage. the Wisconsin testing scheme, Sullivan Misi 20 ta Wai Wanton hE Eee ee NS said production had increased Teck Corp Thom L Tormont Westfair p wstn 4'4p z10 $81 81 8} White Pas 1945 $24¥e 23% 24 4 %!URGE MORE TESTING $45% 452 45a-- $1958 19% 19% $7% 7% 7% | Woodwd A 200 816% 1678 16% | here was general agreement ny ty i h Sales to 11 a.m.: 979,000 that testing should go beyond -\% the traditional butter fat content $8 én 4 FOREIGN TRADING and should test for non-fat sol- $ $13. 13 13 | \ $3ve 3334 34Ve | Clairtone 100 $5% 5% 5% + ids, protein, weight and the gen- $114 11% 11'%4 Con Negus 100 100 100 100 s $25Ve 24% 24% -- 4] Dicknsn 300 380 350 360 --5 jeral health of the animal a | Siscoe 500 435 435 435 iwell 725 $23 2 23 by about 3,000 pounds per cow. He said the greater milk yield did not result automatically from testing, but from butter management decisions the dairyman was able to make with -information gained from the tests. Zenmac 1000 22 22 2 +1 OILS, GAS Aiminex 600 500 500 500 Am Lecue 2300 16 5¥4 15'a anff Calvert CS Pete Cc i] Cc H Can Cent Del Chieftan D C. West P Dynamic French Pt Gr Plains Gt COilsds int Helium Numec Perma Pinnacle P Pla G Wstates W Deceits INDUSTRIALS Abitibi 24 Alte Gas T 20 Alta Gas p 87% Alta Nat Algo Cent Algoma St Alcan Alc ir Alumin 2p Angio-cn Angloc pr Athes A Anthes C p BCPh 1956 Br Intl Fin CAE ind Calgary P Calgry P p Can Cem Cc Packrs B Can Perm C Sefwey p Cdn Brew C Brew Bp Cc Chem w Cc Curtiss ¢ Imp Bnk C ind Gas ciL CiL pr C Marconi $20,000,000 "T, EATON ACCEPTANCE (Incorporated under the laws of Canada) 743% Sinking Fund Debentures Unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by The T. Eaton Co. 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