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\ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thurdey, Mey 9, 1963 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Industrial Show Assists Exports By. FORBES RHUDE Canadian Press Business Editor TORONTO (CP)--Side effects may be as important as the main objective at the current National Industrial Production Show. The stated main objective is to display to Canadian produ- cers new ways and new equip- ment by which they may im- prove Canadian productivity. With --_ hope - a companies in Canada, the United States, Britain, Europe, Japan and Australia, the main purpose presumably is being ac- complished. Side effects, however, became more apparent as the show goes on. One effect is that Canadian manufacturers, through contacts with foreign buyers, are get- ting new export leads. Another is that they are get- ting a chance to see what things, not now being made in Canada, may reasonably be made here. Similarly ig: manufacturers are assessing the size of the Ca- nadian market with a view to possible future assembly or manufacture in this country. A further, and perhaps more immediate effect, is that coun- tries hitherto not active in the Canadian industrial equipment market are learning about the opportunities here. SEES LACKS A French spokesman said he could see many areas where French production is not now represented in Canada, and he indicated that the French bud- get for such shows here will be increased, Poland, which this year is showing mostly small equip- ment, plans to come in greater force to the next show two years hence, and so does Czech- oslovakia. Japan, more knowledgeable in the market than some other countries, is making what is de- scribed as her "first major as- sault," in a switch away from emphasis on consumer goods. Canadian companies number about 550 out of the 1,500 repre- sented and have an impressive display of sophisticated machin- ery in a very wide range. Nevertheless there are many items which it is not practicable to make here in the foreseeable future, was opened Monday by Trade Minister Sharp and will close Friday--range from the micro- scopic to huge machines, weigh- ing tons. A listing of exhibitors fills nearly 50 pages of a one- column booklet, with products having to do with such things as stamping, slitting, shearing, cutting, pressing, fastening, hoisting, 'andling, drilling, measurin, controlling, weighing and 50 on. Norton J. Anderson, manager of Industrial and Trade Shows To date. the United States andj°f Canada, which puts on the Britain have been our chief sup-|Production Show, says that liers in such goods, Accord-| Without being canvassed a con- ding , although they don't say|Siderable number of exhibitors so, the current show and the have already renewed and in- increased competition from creased their space for the next other countries that may de- velop from it may be a worry to them. SENDS 300 In any event they are hery with strong representations--the United States with about 300 companies (apart from Cana- dian companies that are sub- sidiaries of American firms), and Britain with more than 100. A British .spokesman com- mented: 'Almost anything on display here -- we have it. Everything we are showing is already being sold in Canada, in some case through Canadian firms, but all good business can be improved and we are look- ing for expansion." Exhibits at the show--which show two years from now. He said the 1965 show would have gross space of 600,000 square feet in six buildings of the Ca- nadian National Exhibition com- pared with 400,000 square feet in four buildings this year. RESULTS COUNT! MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Consult @ Member ef the Oshawa & District Real Estate Board Meals) Dividends Up For Oshawa Wholesale Oshawa Wholesale Limited has increased dividends by 33 per cent as sales and earnings in the first 12 weeks of fiscal 1963 continued to set new com- pany records, Ray D. Wolfe, President, reported in a letter to shareholders. The company will pay 20 cents per share (an increase of five cents) on June 3 and another 2 cents on December 2, The company's first half-year- ly 10-cent dividend was paid by Oshawa Wholesale Limited in April, 1960. The dividend was ACADIAN CLEANERS Odourless Cleaning Shirt Specialists © Pick-up end Delivery Service @ Drive in Service © Seme Day Service Veults on Premises PHONE 728-5141 299 BLOOR w. Name of Street LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa intends to construct esphal po and gutter on existing grenulor base and granular base for pavement on the streets as shown below, os a local improve- ment_end_intends to specially assess @ port of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work: From Te Bloor St. E. Harmony Rd. N. Edith $e. 26.45' N. of S$. Limit Lot 2, Sheet 4C(1), with curb ESTIMATED COST Width ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVEMENT WITH CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER City's Total Shore Owner's Cost Owner's Annual _Per Ft. Ftge. Rete Per Ft. Ftge. 36.26' E. of W. Plan 397 357 Limit Let 4, 35' $ N. Limit Lot 124, Plen 671 67,214.95 $ 30,062.06 47,613.55 28,339.93 6 $ 6.603 669 increased to 15 cents in June,|the 1961. ings per share rose 29.8 per cent|20.26 per cent'to $18,326,000. Net earnings for the 12 weeks|to 32 cents on 567,148 outstand- ended April 20 were $181,634, anjing shares (24.67 cents on 558,-jrecently published annual re-jand net earnings increase of 31.8 per cent over!598 shares last year). In the'port for the year ended Janu-i28.9 per cent increase. same period last year. Earn-|same 12-week period sales rosejary 26, 1963, showed 881,080, a 2.1 per Oshawa Wholesale Limited's|crease over the previ of $881, TAKE MOTHERCOUETOSDINE! AT THE ! Taping &/ )ashmanworor HOTELS HIGHWAY 401 at Bowmanville Cloverleaf Few things that you can do will make Mother feel so much like 'Queen for a Day" as to bring her and the family here for dinner. She'll enjoy the choice cuisine, revel in the deft service, delight in the gracious atmosphere. Most of all, she'll relish the freedom from before-and-after kitchen chores. ICED SHRIMP COCKTAIL ASSORTED RELISH TID-BITS ROAST ONTARIO TOM TURKEY BAKED HICKORY SMOKED HAM ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF GRILLED FRESH WHITE FISH CONSOMME BRUNOISE Selections CHICKEN CURRY SOUP SAVORY STUFFING CRANBERRY SAUCE FRUIT SAUCE AU JUS MAJOR GREY'S MANGO CHUTNEY TARTAR SAUCE Potatoes and Vegetables CANDIED YAMS 11,804.81 23,295.45 6.616 6.655 Plan . N, W. Limit Lot 126, Plen 334 10.00' WN. of 5. Limit 280.00' S. of N. Limit Lot 268, Plan 334 Plan 755 33° 12.00' N, of S. Limit Gy Lot 298, Plan 306 ' 33' 48,576.46 Bloor St. E. 25.20' N. of N. Limit Bloor St. E. 32' 696.86 GRANULAR BASE FOR ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVEMENT 11,02' $. of $. Limit 1.33' S. of N. Limit Wentworth St. W. Lot'115, Plan 653 32' * Specici rete for Lot 1, Plan M-10, Blocks C and D, Plan 755; the N. 88.00' of the S. 131.00' of Lot C-5,; Sheet 3, Plan 335, for Pavement only 2.790 ** Special rete for Lot 10. Plan 752, for Pavement only 2.830 2. The estimated cost of the work is $304,203.54. The Special assessment is to be paid in ten equel ennuel instalments. 3. Application will be made by the Corporation to The Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the underteking of the seid work end any owner may, within twenty-one deys efter the first publication of this notice, file with the City Clerk his objection to the seid work being undertaken. ' 4. The seid Board may approve of the said work being undertaken, but before doing so, it may eppoint « ti i} when eny objection to the eid work will be considered. . es ee ee DATED ot Oshewa this 9th day of May, 1963. Hilleroft St. 16,874.99 Riteon Rd. N. Wilson Rd. N. Wilson Rd. S. WHIPPED POTATOES GREEN PEAS CHOICE OF THREE DRESSINGS MUFFINS AND BUTTER BAKED POTATOES CAULIFLOWER GRATINEE TOSSED GREEN SALAD ASSORTED ROLLS 46,369.02 25,605.70 6.695 362.98 6.625 Coder St. 76,857.71 54,284.94 4.109 Desserts LAYER CAKE A LA MODE JELLO & WHIPPED CREAM FRESH FRUIT IN SEASON ASSORTED PIES OLD FASHIONED RICE PUDDING ORANGE SHERBERT STRAWBERRY PARFAIT CHEDDAR CHEESE POT OF ORANGE PEKOE TEA COFFEE INSTANT COFFEE MILK L. R. BARRAND, Cletk, City of Oshowe FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE BOWMANVILLE 623-33 SQUARE 10,000 *::" SHOPPERAMA at AJAX Except SAT. -- 9a.m. to Gp.m. OSHAWA Store Open Daily 9:30.a.m. fo 6 p.m. RECORDS 9° TOOTH BRUSHES .......2 «9° SUPER SPONGES 2 9° ELECTRIC FUSES ......... 2 = 9° 4 COLORED THREAD. 3-..9° BALL POINT PENS... 2 ~ 9° COLORING BOOKS Skipping Ropes-Zippers--7-ft. Rayon Elastic & Many Other Items OPEN FROM 12 NOON TO 9 P.M. 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