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M THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 25, 1959 TODAY'S TORONTO, MONTREAL STOCKS TORONTO Bock Sales High Low 11 om. OFS MONTREAL By The Canad bry harry nm 'anadian Press Coprand 21% By The Canadian Press (Qutrabions tn" sents somes osrhon 8, Fo Gales (notations In ph 5. mar ations cents unless marke rights, xw--Ex-warrants.) Daering 804d lot, xd -- Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- Industri als rights, wii Sales High Low 11 a.m. a Industrials 325 839% 3944 11:50 Net 39% -- 1% Bish Low s.10. 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B88 Len m Ww 11% iw 315% 140 140 + 360 mh ig "ir 2355 $10% 60 20 413 $36% 364% $10% 10% ma NK $67 6% $10% 10% $7 1 9 Se 4 310% 10% $18% 18% 15% 250 10% 58 EIR 1 EIR | =% Coldstrm C Blkeno C Callinan A Baker Tale Bateman 1400 1300 29262 210 BEE238 BE=28y Bg2eeER Burnt Hill Canorama 500 Cartier Que 5500 Cent Del 200 Chib Jae 2000 Cleveland 22000 1000 C Halliwell Con Howey C Marcug 1500 Con M and § 250 C Mogul 3905 25 C Mosher 1100 Con Negus 1000 C Sannorm 1500 Con Sud 1500 Conwest 200 500 10 10 Cop Corp 4500 Gunnar B00 $18%4 18 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT By HARRY CALNEK Canadian Press Saff Wrier DARTMOUTH, NS. (CP) -- Ralph S. (Kelly) Morton started a weekly newspaper here in July, 1954 with a 50-year-old press and a second-hand linotype. He didn't have a desk. Last week he opened a new $55,000 plant. The Dartmouth Free Press has grown to an audited circulation of almost 7,000. It has the largest circula- tion for a weekly in the Atlantic provinces and is among the top five weeklies in Canada. Editor Morton, a former Cana- dian Press staff writer, and for- Firm Elects New President BRANTFORD (CP) - B. M. Rechhold pr and a pM of Cockshutt Sigent Equipment Ltd, Tuesday at the company's annual meeting. C. Gordon Cockshutt remains chair- man of the board. J. J. Phillips, general manager, told the meeting that consoli- dated sales so far this year are 10 per cent higher than at this time last year. Sales in Canada have increased by 100 per cent, he said. Sir Ian Stewart-Richardson and R. Biddleston, chairman of the board and director, respectively, of English Transcontinental Ltd. of London, which recently ac- tended. Is Your Life A Mess? Are you frustrated? Full of secret fears? Not "getting the breaks"? In' March Reader's Digest, Harry Emerson Fosdick tells from long experience, how to get out of your earthly hell, conquer fear . , . and gain an unshakable trust in life, Read this best-selling con- densed book in March Reader's Digest. Get your copy today! quired control of Cockshutt, at-| eign news writer and war cor- respondent with The Assoclated Press, says he came here 'to get away from the big city rat race." He and his wife Ruth, a Dartmouth Free Press Had Small Beginning weekly. A job printing business, usually the bread and butter of a weekly, had to be abandoned for lack of space. The second -hand linotype was former foreign corr dent for the old Halifax Chronicle, say New York is dull compared to a weekly newspaper that doesn't know when to stop. HUMBLE BEGINNING The Free Press started in a building that had less than a quarter of the 8,500 square feet of floor space in the new plant. The editor had no desk; just a chair near the front door. In less than a year the paper's circulation climbed to 5,000 by a new, larger model. Last year a third was added and now another is on the way. The linotypes were supple- ted by a new Ludlow type- setting machine in 1958. The 50-year-old flatbed press that turned out the first eight- page Free Press is still being used. The present 20 pages or more a week tax its capacity and the editor spends moments be- tween stories reading brochures on rotary presses. The Free Press has 26 full- HI-FI PROBLEMS ? See Crown Import FOR ® Advice ® Service | ® Components ® Stereo and Hi-Fi Equipment ® Tape Recorders e Custom Installations Before you buy see ... IMPORT COMPANY 82 SIMCOE NORTH RA 5-8293 time employees and & part-time re, The company also prints the Navalaire, publication of the nearby Shearwater naval air sta- tion, and the provincial govern- ment's Royal Gazette. "The trouble with me," says Morton, "is that I don't publish a 8 weekly. I publish a daily once Barely established in the new plant, Morton isn't announcing any plans for the future. He merely smiles and says: "Dartmouth will soon be a eity of 50,000 people. A weekly news- paper will be inadequate for te third largest city in Nova Seo- tia." MELCHERS APPOINTMENT NEAL McDOWE The appointment of Mr. Neal McDowell to the position of Regional Manager (Eastern Ontario) Is ennounced by Ww. G. Dorling, D.S.O., Ontaiio Manager of Melchers Distilleries, Limited, and WM. GRANT & SONS, LIMITED of Scotland. This new position Is part of Melchers' continuing programme of expansion throughout Canada. Mr. McDowell is well-known In the Public Relations branch of the Liquor business, having been with the Company for many years in the Toronto Area. He will now be respon- sible for MELCHERS and GRANT'S STAND FAST opera- tions in Toronto and Eastern Ontario, with his headquarterd at the Company's Ontario Of- fice, 2281 Yonge Street, To- ronto. Mr. McDowell takes on active port ' in Service Club work, Fraternal Organizations and is on active sailing member of both the Royal Canadian Yacht and the Boulevard Club. | per cent preference share and 27|than the five-year average, is not | STOCK MARKE |cents per common share; 1957, |moved soon # will have to be NET EARNING | F670. 701, $1.93 and 19 cents. |dumped, the il says, It | By THE CANADIAN PRESS loct, 28° 1958. a yo timated there now is a bushel of 'Planning On American Nepheline Ltd., year| |a share; 18 cents.| apples in storage: for every Protest Meet ended Dec. 31: 1958, $159,672, 3.9 -------- Canadian family. cents a share; 1957, $154,678, 3.8 Most of the apples must be) cents, moved by Apri 1 Asznazu Gold Dredging Promotion To [trolled storage apples are re- civil servanis are planning a year ended Dec. 31: 1958, $2,910; | |leased on the market. | mass protest meeting in Toronto 1957, 'net loss $12,483. e PP 08 The Ontario Frult and Vege-|to back up their demands for table Growers' Association, the bargaining rights, salary In- area. Grey hound Lines of Canada Ltd| year ended Dec. 31: 1958, $1,095. TORONTO (CP) -- The Cana-|Ontario agriculture department, |creases and overtime pay. Preliminary arrangements for worked up,' 787, $1.22 a share. (First full year|dian Horticultural Council has/Quebec and British Columbia of operation.) launched a Ontario Jockey Club Ltd, year ended Nov. 30: 1958, $1,150,156, $2.55 per six per cent and 5% Civil Servants 1957; $68,353, their demands. 5,889,000-bushel apple surplus. If the surplus, 4 per cent more all contributions. 'Service Association, tive Secretary Harold Bowen. The board rejected a sugges- tion from one branch that associ- | ation members picket Queen's| Park during sessions of the leg- islature to draw attention to The association has a member- when con-| TORONTO (CP) -- Ontario's|ship of 26,000 of the province's 30,000 to 35,000 employees. About 8,000 of them live in the Toronto "Our members are really an official sald. $20,000 promotion growers have contributed to the|the meeting were made Tuesday Time and place of the meeting campaign to whittle Canada's' campaign and the federal depart-|night at a meeting of thé board will be set by association Presi-| ment of agriculture has matched] {of directors of the Ontario Civil dent William Harper and Execu- Richard Hudnut beauty offer on large sizes of famous DuBarry Beauty Preparations i Cleansing For Dry Skins Reg. 2.50 1.88 For Olly Skins Reg. 2.501.858 | Skin Freshener to rinse away last traces of cream make-up Reg, 2.50 1.88 Reg. 2.75 2.00 a. 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