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Captain Newman 9 months ended Apri) 30: 1964, tronics Lid., year ended June rd COLOR | $678,208, 32 cents a share; 1962, NET EARNINGS | $1,036,252, 65 cents. (1962 in- icome includes $414,925 in non- By THE CANADIAN Press | Cun income.) is '4 White Hardware Ltd., year National Grocers Co. Mi ended Dec, 31: 1962, net loss, 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, TRucdoy, June 18, 1964 BILTMORE 0° nS eencptw| CALAMITY JANE BUFFALO BILL They Fought 'Em All a7 The Feature Times -- 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:35 Last Complete Show 9:40" RAIDERS" wildy wart |} PLAZAS = 1ST RUN PHONE: 723-2843 $537,191, 30.3 cents a share; \39: 1963, net. loss, $256,893; 1963, $310,643, 28.6 cents, net profit $120,903. Peel-Elder Lid., year ended| Five Wheels Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1963, $314,603; 1962,|Dec. 31: 1963, $87,675, 11 cents $633,256. 'a share; 1962, (no comparative |figure). 4 Shully's Industries Lid., year) Consolidated Halliwell Ltd., . 31: 1964, $163,362; THAT TUGS AT sco ogg try acing lyear ended Dec, 31: 1963, $447,-.¢ | YOUR HEART- : gee |219; 1962, $334,478. 'ST STRINGS Gelénlo 1i., "beet sage gD gat Camerina Petroleum Corp.,|2 "ul 31: 1963, $53,736; 1962, $2,273. §3 months ended March 31: 1964, 4 The Dream Great Northern Capital Co.|net loss $33,100; 1963, net loss " Lid., year. ended Dec, 31: 1963,| $130,293. Maker sellin Sad --COLOR-- DRIVE OUT Bast ' TONIGHT # TOMMY STEELE ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON! 18ST RUN THE HAPPY MUSICAL A ROMANtic RouND- "OPERATION PETTICOAT"--Color Last Day ! "PILLOW TALK'--Color--(Adult) COUPLE REUNITED Rev. 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