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ee a ner ae Na gh palm ce tte Nn range eG ya fa BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Base Metals ___ YH OSHAWA TIMES, Teekay, September 17,1868 97 -------- -- slipped, Algoma down % and : ae N BR Machines Rise During --inace 'crushed ana cat Stone DIVIDENDS Al ; --_ fell two, points to 17. ized, Im-|, Alberta Natursl Gas Co. L4d., N ' ig F U K S Monday Trade pores eee. es eee bentin * iar as specail lies | ( or ah. now TORONTO (CP)--Industrials| dipping % sh the , hee ba. p i a é lee be : i In base metals, International BATHURST, N.B. (CP)--Snow| faster than conventional snow- 9 gets = pretiay re Segee Nickel gined % and Dome was|"ecord 'eo 20. Gas Co, Lia. E ' elearing machines manufac-|blowers. point with fractional changes in off %. Pg po Povryer 3 Pong Oe | tured in this northeastern New! Introduced on the Canadian/other sections on the stock mar-| Leitch advanced 34 cents t0/15 record Sept. 30. Brunswick town of 6,000 willlmaixei three years ago, the|ket Monday. $2.69, foe gerd Bell 10 cents to! "wecabe Grain Co. Ltd., 35 help keep roads open in Brit-/Snowblasts have been purchased| 'The report of mixed trading|$9.60 Merrill 24 cents tolnents Nov. 1, record Oct. 15. : > cer manberiond gets ps op municipal councils|9n the New York market kept i a more than 1,000,- Northern 'rele Co. Lid ; . . lan ghways departments ing. shares. phone Co. Lid., ; ; "Eight Sowblats--ihe_trade|'rom" Newfoundland Yo Brite] frac" Javetars EusSnE. Moa tne foreign marke, Dy|COmman Age cents, Oct. 8, re. . | © MEDICARE -- NOT "SEMI-CARE" - e _snowblowers--from | Columbia. had a good day. Following news|Pont advanced four points to 40 geil ee : ee pay th muser ll -- | ~hern Machine Works also|of a $500,000,000 purchase ofj|on small volume, International segue Sag" yer Hage A , faut be New castle on Tyne, manufactures other steel pro-|grain and flour from Canada by|Nickel 1% to 71% and Moore/Cen A rey ie cents, Nov. 1 Whe onder pide 4 3100000. fe. ucn as truck dump bo-|Soviet Russia, Federal Grain|Corp, ; recor Mate Brig Pataphodhantaa andar ~~ navigation buoys, It|Ltd. rose ig points to Ng fF P On ina eth acids ~~ 'in * vei een tha. yz employs about 75 men and hasj|ilvie Flour Mills one point to lown 1. . ; .73. Volume for lay was % Beret a recat company lan annual payroll of $250,000. |and Maple Leaf Mills % to 13.193.06, base metals were up 1.28|2,762,000 shares compared with © AN OPEN DOOR TO EDUCATION 4 > machines are) "Mr, Taylor said the company| However, key issues generally!to 215.10 and western oils .23 tol2,703,000 Friday. in operation across Canada. . ae 4 Major expansion of our universities is on Northern Machine Works Ltd., could manufacture 50 to 75 eastritiol leveanent ih Gur youth 4 incorporated in 1945, grew {rom|Snowblasts a year if it had the i pair shop prowl bg guna a market for that many. He. said y Mearle Smith of Bathurst, |!¢ Sees no immediate expansion we OM : Bariness increased at a fast|for the company in the imme- PROTECT THE H E OWNER ee during the Second World| diate future because there is an - : sr ale by mortgage and loan companies' ar and after incorporation the|"extreme lack" of skilled labor P will be ended. mi een, began the manufacture in the area, of earth-moving equipment. 0 j Mr. Smith retired in 1958 and You can arrange a low-cost Home Improvement Loan for this or any other worthwhile the new management, made up NEWS IN BRIEF purpose at your nearest Scotiabranch. Talk to the manager. You'll be surprised how easy ® LOWER INSURANCE RATES } of three local men ,switched to i the manufacture of snowblow.| it all is...and how easily he can arrange repsyments to suit your budget. Drop In today. A universal public auto insurance plan will ers. | HAD THEIR PROBLEMS : and A. J. Senwick, president, | REGINA (CP)-- Sixty years Vice BANK ee suber assg worked with Mr. Smith in the|ago the first Old Maids' Con- early days. The other two men| vention crowded city hall here THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA fn the company are C. F. Tay-|to consider questions of the . . Jor, executive vice-president and|time, Activities included a cho- Ny J. V. Clinch, secretary : trea-|rys "sweetly rendered" of % 4 | surer. Mr. Smith is still associ-|""Why Don't the Men Propose?" : : pose? go teaples rgd as |The committee gave a report % -/on he bachelor: voti date ledges suppo Sine fone at sears et was ameaned a number of ne hea aaa b ich| women would return from the ; rd to these much needed reforms. caught many British towns with-|Kiondike* in November 'with 3 ee : out adequate snow clearing|the husbands they expect to ob- equipment. tain during their absence." : j "We hoped to sell four but got 9 REE ECT HIT SHODDY GOODS 'Full medical care insurance at pricés you can offord. an order for eight," said Mr. Taylor. | MOSCOW (AP)--The Soviet He said the Snowblast--al-|Commecnist party newspaper VAL si though based on a Swiss design| Pravda. has Peerage in-a T ---is largely the company's own/|{cn' vage editorial that large i ( ) SPONSORED BY THE OSHAWA RIDING » U. (tommy development. quantities of Soviet consumer The machines have two sets) goods are so badly made they of roteting cutter tiades of alate unusable. The newspaper| NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY patented helical design. Theyjincluded clothing and thoes| i cut through snow. and ice much'among the shoddy goods. \ E uermmmmeianinenugell ' ! 's Long Sleeved 2 USUAL PRICES! Men's Long Sleeve New-season Styles in Men's ; . : Pala . T} 77 ye} * Name Brand" Hats | a) Shirts Ordinarily 9.50 to 25.00! 9 1 Ordinarily 3.99! Personal Shopping Only : a Good quality, easy-care knitted cotton (Please, No Telephone or Mail Orders) ; with long sleeves for extra warmth, , Sharp styling--polo collar--three but- Cravellers' samples, plus leading makers' ; ton placquet -- button cuff, Good se- clearances or broken lines! Currently pop- lection in neats and plains. Sizes small, ular styles in rich fur felt-many one-of-a- medium and large in shades of blue, A tos " 'exford, rust and olive. kind! 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