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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Merch 15, 1963 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Woman Planning Mining Company RBES RHUDE was widely interpreted to mean incites toon Business Editor|that she was 'retiring' or at TORONTO (CP) -- Madamelleast slowing down. Prospector herself, Mrs, Viola ' MacMillan plans a new $5,000,- Ot ine od that," she de- 000 mining exploration cOM-| joreq in an interview at this week's annual meeting of the Prospectors and Developers As- sociation: 'Others said it." She apparently thinks she now is embarking on perhaps sg will be called Ladymac Mines Ltd. and initially, Mrs. MacMillan sates, it will have 1,000,000 issued eee = 4 each for a total of $1,000,000. : Tune "OHaTCCLa OL will be privately financed by ond -- mining proj Canadian, British and Ameri-| y475 'MacMillan -- variously can money and Mrs. MacMil-\4-ccrihed as petite, vivacious, lan will be president. dynamic, dark-haired, smartly- She expects, she says, to have dressed and attractive--was re- five crews in the field next sum-| jiocteq this week to her 20th mer, one each in British Colum-|oonsecutive term as president bia, Ontario, Quebec and Nova of the prospectors. Scotia and probably one in the She disagrees with those who aS States--in Arizona and suggest that the role of the Pd } ; dividual prospector is dis- Mrs. MacMillan and her_hus- appearing. Coukese aan band George are veteran Cana- coming into the game, she Gian | prospectors who have states, and the veterans have brought into production such leamed new tricks--so that to- mines as the Violamac and day's prospector is a semi- Kam-Kotia, base metal produc-| -ientist able to run his own ers in British Columbia and) <cientitic instruments. Northern Ontario respectively.) 'The Prospectors association and the Lake Cinch, now has a plan afoot under northern Saskatchewan(uran-| Which its representatives will ium producer. Her current~in-|,; ith big mining com- terests include a nickel-copper| ponies and try to work out ways deposit in the Belleterre area of that will indare the individual northern Quebec and, it is re-| nosnector or small prospecting ported, a substantial copper) yndicate a place in -the pro- property in the United States. | prams of the large companies. A couple of years ago when|" At jeast two-thirds of the as- Mrs. MacMillan sold out. the) sociation's executive committee controlling interest in her main} o¢ 36 are active prospectors and mining properties, her action|«rea) pyshmen," Mrs, MacMil- lan says. | Strong Trading NET EARNINGS For All Cattle |» mz, cqane' ni, year ended Dec. 31: 1962, $3,- At Stockyards bye ig Pain share; 1961, International Paper Company TORONTO (CP)--The federallyear ended Dec. 31: 1962, $67,- depar ment of agriculture)955 441, $1.56 a share; 1961, $72,- weekly livestock report, re-|999 094° $1.67. leased pong f for eral pairs ending March 16, revealed trad- ing mostly strong and prices DIVIDENDS generally higher for all classes and grades of slaughter cattle fhis week at the Ontario public) By THE CANADIAN PRESS Atlantic Acceptance Corp. stockyards. Veal call, | hog and lamb Sg Beam yee aia March rices lowered. : ; ® Cattle receipts were some 300 peas -- eres ia, head more than last week and|SO™mon =<», y 1, recor +.|April 15, steady to the same week in 1962. Western cattle supplies} Bralorne Pioneer Mines Ltd. were 185 head less than last|C°™mon 20 cents, April 26, rec- week at 372 head. Western stock|°™ March 29. calf receipts were 74 as com- a checage en re soa pared with 103 head last week. March % Coats, pea? 2, Tea There were no shipments to id eastern Canadian slaughterers yr ge re , com- nor exports off the market to oan Pak 499, ay BRON ae, Tee the United States. "Peamans | id Qs Slaughter Cattle: Choice| yx come Mav 16. cecord April steers $23-23.50; fancy light) 59. td. 31 nf M ape ag ate feedlot steers to 23.70; good Marth aiaad ay +, recon 22-23; medium 19-21.50; com- : mon 15-18; good heifers 21.22; |,, Salada Foods [4d., common choice 22-22.50; odd sales to 23; |Six cents, June 15, record May Fmedium 19-21.50; common 14-|"*" 18; choice fed yearlings 25-27; good 23-25; good cows 16.50- 17.50; sales to 18.50; medium 15-16; canners and cutters 11-15; good heavy bologna bulls 19-20; common and medium 15-18.50. li ie weathers $4 i sont oor S ial P h f ight stockers 24-26; g west- i orn stock calves to 29; common i 1a urcnase : and medium 20-23, Calves: Choice vealers 34-36; ' odd tops as high as 39; good . : me i ° ed medium 24-26; common Oe ot i The Little Laminated -23; boners 16-19. } WHITBY - COBOURG Hogs: Grade A _ 25.50-27.90; BOWMANVILLE - SCARBORO heavy 21.05-21.70; light sows/] Curtains, Drapes, Blankets, Rugs gained a $2 premium; stags OSHAWA'S ONLY f "2 on a" -- hay otis UNIONIZED SHOP i heep Lamb: ee j lot 'lambs 24.50; common and . 723-4631 u medium 20-23; good light sheep 8-10; common sheep 3-7. ---- New-Season pattern choice! 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