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Sa ORT LT a eT a 18 THE OSHAWA TIMRS, Wednsedey, April 3, 1963 NET EARNINGS No Large | INTERPRETING THE NEWS Overseas Buyers Made Swift "acer Changes | Lwo Questions neral r ended on 31: 1962, Hit With Canada Exhibitors 2%!"='»*\0n Market | In UK. Budget é me ublishing By ALAN speech by Chancellor of the Ex: B Eh eee Mts RAUDE the whole line instead of just/booth within a couplé of-hoursjare so encouraged by . their|mos. a ei as 5 969, o siea' FE yap peal ue Canadian Press gg Writer |chequer Reginald Maudling: Canadian Press Business Editor|trying to spot novelties. because he had réceived Amér-tAmerican sal' that they are|083; '061, $12 igns remain ah Politics and personality take) 1. Can budgetary tid-bits start The variéty of exhibits in the|ican offers for more than double|thinking of establishing @ plant) Robert. Mitchell Co. Ltd.,|ance to restrict all esctions precedence over pure econom.l4 Conservative political come-| Anybody who Po gt ge EP West nies 430-odd booths impressed Trade) the oompaay ¢ 6 preaetnse. jr in te ae Cee, ae yeat fra oe hag . am. net piv Bhbggnhyg, ge ics in Britain's long-awaited] pack? he says, is 4 null ) ever, he didn't plan to acce a sheries ¥ oss p ' " t. pa Nye on Brg Rg Me pattinnat Te patting ta toe ow, them because it' would be put: Wheatley, Ont, a shippers of 448.015 Pipette 5g daring moderate trading Tues- ue oe hens ved oii ies Meat prove he has wae is ia Ke, s into one bas-jlaké smelts to the United States, our is Co, A -- ig mg rhe ne _ Maal toured it for two ng bill waved a batch of inquiry slips|6 mos. ended Feb. 28: 1963, Assiating the minor main list\(0U@Y's House of Commons The narrower issue of parson- he mong ing day of the Nationa a aS andcommented, 'We don't!$853,195; 1962, $784,780. jrise, Huron and Erie gained MAJOR dian Samples Show, pxbinitens td Suyets (0), The codcade bs SS know how we'll answer them) Penmans Ltd., year ended|two points to 63, Canada Steam-|one of 36,500 shares at $24.75 @ ny i oe 7 gry! aon the Fhe kd will Me . "These buyers are not here on|Whom I talked," the minister)f0r weodstiem ctned by Ru-(2l-' They now ship to both|Dec. 31: 1962, $223,801; 1961,|ship Lines advanced 1% to 55,|share and one of 6,000 at 24.88,|the broader question of Consérv-| 1s osineaas with a lark-they are interested and|®#!d, "are all enthusiastic." campers. Gt Ces\Gr emery of|¢ast_ and west (coasts of the|§433,580 Aluminigin rose 1 to a new 1963 On index, industrials gainedlative destinies. At 46, "atfable) jag period to th the, panty neni ar) Graydon Cox,|IN SATISFYING Cedchosiovakia, and. have. re: Teal Todas a ene Reich ho! ¢ Chemnente tite rial Bank Bg fv omogh ao a 2 ie Galas' siloeee oils Regie" Maudling is @ ¢All. power, i : ear ended Dec ree jump fos operative bom thy nete tnd there, at 1east, inthe for their thnovations frome iradl ¢luded buyers from Italy and' $77; 1961, net 108s $79,787, % to 65, {o 90.84 and base metals .85 to|Dulky, broad-shouldered man,|ready aad for fara Jamaica. 202.29. Final volume was $,308,.(\rélaxed as a political Perry|the opposition Lal ., in @ typical comment Hig tA hours, but most Of thé éx-itional designs. The exhibits at the three-day Holding the balance, Du Pont ze 1000 shares compared with 4). Como, friendly as a shaggy dog.|¢asily win the 1s é f¢ appeared to have had Morrison La mothe Bakéty|show. which ends Thursday, trading ex-dividend 20 cents,|744,000 Monday. likély to eine held oducts, received veal donuts satistying stream of inquirers,intq, Ottawa, under the brand|sy ume sele La Toppan, DIVIDENDS slipped 1% to 43, Investors| Base metals moved tower|MAN OF SERENITY First few hours from Sweden,|some as early as 8:30 a.m. 'name "Farm House" is secking|stores, chain stores and super- Syndicate A and Canadian Cela-|with Huron Bay Mining off %,| Maudling seems that rarity in the United Piagten, West In-| The West Indies delegation ofjoutiets in other countries to add/markets and the more than 600, By THE CANADIAN PRESS |nese each dropped a point,|Faiconbridge % and Gunnar 25|Politics, a man of gong Eo e|.tion, Consaregive baa dies, New York and Los An-|more than 100 apparently made/to the many thousands of frozén|huyers are representatives of] Dominion Elect rohome, 20|Walker - Gooderham eased %|cents to $8.05 after hitting a néw|sails through crisés as though)are pressing hard acer cence: geles. a a judging by thée/dessert pies they have beenithat type of business. : certs, May 31, record May 15,/4nd Algoma Steel %. low of $8, Gunnar: dropped -70| equipped with unseén shock tb. hag to win back lost popular. Heywood - Wakefield of Can.\aumber of booths reporting in-)sending for more than a year Laurentide Financial Corpor-| The most active industrial of\cents Monday after thé com:-|sorbers, his casual dignity un- ada Ltd, baby catria .|quiries from them. to the United Kingdom. HUNT FROM AIR ation Ltd,, 6% per cent pid. 31%4|the day was Trans-Canada Pipe|pany announced it wouldn't belruffled, the pleasant smile tin- a the budget seems on aes facturers of Crillia, , said] Dean Russell "of Grohmann| BMB Manufacturing Ltd., Mil-| Wolf hunting with aircraft has|cents, April 30, record April 12.|Lines: The stock closed with alable to complete a United King-|changed. Since 1950 he has ad-|Tory patience m i rear Americans this year are looking|Knives Ltd., Pictou, N.S., saidjverton, Ont., offering chiefly become an increasingly popular} Robinson Cotton Mills L'd., 10/loss of % to 244 after featuring|\dom contract because of alvanced from backroom boy to it goes too far, & in seater Gepth' maxamining|he could have _Closed out his camp cots and double bunks, sport in northwestern Ontario. cents, May 3, récord April 11. |two special-sized transactions--| shortage of uranium. top man in the treasury, whére|may blow up ih | Se eR ae eee Looking for an Easter Bonnet? ... Searching For a Suit ? Hopping around trying to find gifts to please Every bunny? YOU'LL FIND EGGSACTLY WHAT YOU WANT _|N-- There's no question... Downtown Oshawa has every facility to satisfy your shopping néeds ond whims. With every type of store with a vast sélection of merchandise, you're sure to find exactly what you want and need in Downtown Oshawa. Why not join the host of friends , . . people you know . whovare also shopping downtown for Easter. And while you're shopping, get a refreshing lift at one of the many lunch counters or restaurants. HERE'S WHAT DOWNTOWN OSHAWA OFFERS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! @ RETAIL STORES... approximately 200 to serve you @ BANKING... all major banks located within a few steps in 'Downtown Oshawa"' @ POST OFFICE .. . also located "Downtown" at @ BUS SERVICE .. . bus sérvice from all points in Simcoe and Athol streets Oshawa bring you "Downtown Oshawa" in a matter @ PERSONAL SERVICE... all "Downtown" Stores are of minutes. prepared to give you complete 'personalized service" : 'i @ Chiropractors, Chiropodists, Optometrists, Dentists, % CHAIN FOOD STORES , . . all located in the "Down- Lawyers, Doctors and practically every type of pro- town" area. fessional service is located in 'Soventanst Oshawa', "@ PARKING... for over 1200 cars TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SERVICES ..» HAS THE "DOWNTOWN" OSHAWA This message sponsored by the foliowing Downtown Merchants A & A SURPLUS STORES DAVIDSON SHOE STORE JUTTA BEAUTY SALON PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE LTD. 31 Simcoe St. N. 27 King St. E. 36 Simece St. N ALDSWORTH CLEANERS DUNN'S MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR KARN DRUGS LTD. 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