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| Investors Cattle Market HUGHTON, Sask. (CP) -- In- yestors who can't tell one of a cow from the other can play the cattle market through : 'an company that 10,000 animals a year. Cattle Company feeds for investors from as far away as the Philippines. Tom Myers, president of the firm, says investors usually expect a return of 12 to 15 per cent over a year, But they don't always get it. Cash from investors is con- verted into cattle by the com- . The investor pays cents a day plus the cost of feed until the cattle are ready fi . Mr. Myers then animals for butcher- . Myers makes his money -a-day charge and y on the feed which is prepared in his own feed mill. The investor makes his money end|sparked the feedlot operation. Play west of Saskatoon, but it Three men are employed to run the highly-automated feed- lot here, 80 miles southwest of Saskatoon. One works. on rec- ords which show the cattle weight gain each day, total feed consumed and rate of conver- sion of feed to beef. A veterinarian consul- tant checks the health of the animals and contributes to a low death rate at the lot--less than one per cent. Few investors ever see their cattle, says Mr. Myers, al- though some investors stop at the feedlot while holidaying, Most investors are from east- ern Canada, but the largest in- vestments come from the west. Individual investments range from $500 to $10,000. Playing the cattle market, says Mr. My- ers, is not unlike the stock mar- ket except, perhaps, there's a} Bank Account Debits List Made Public MONTREAL (CP) -- Debits fo Canadian bank accounts in July totalled $37,859,800,000, ai increase of $572,900,000 from last month, the Canadian Bank- ers Association reported today. Debits -- representing money withdrawn from. deporit ac- counts other than federal gov- ernment accounts in chartered banks -- amounted to $37,286,- 900,000 in June and $31,800,000 in July, 1963, Debits as reported for On- tario clearing house points (in millions): July June July 1964 1964 1963 Brantford 84.1 79.1. 75.7 Chatham 70.9 ; 64.3 Cornwall 51.6 ' 49.2 Ft William = 52.0 A 51.1 Guelph 53.9 " 47.9 Hamilton 774.3 1 656.6 Kingston 74.0 3 61.2 Kitchener 171.2 3 149.4 Falls. 71.4 : 60.2 20c OFF DEAL GAY THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, August 19, 1964 23 & JANE PARKER Reg. Price 89e--SAVE 100 JELLY or LEMON ROLL ~ 2.9: JANE PARKER Reg. Price 300--SAVE 40 \ CINNAMON ROLLS =-:35¢ 4 JANE PARKER Reg. Priee SSe--SAVE 4e ' BREAD 010 Faswioneo --rserton 21: ASAVE 10¢ REGULAR 49¢ Only a m+ LIQUID DETERGENT | 20x sus i LAYER CAKE vamu 69 JANE PARKER MOLASSES, SUGAR OR COCOANUT COOKIES OLD FASHIONED z2eriwin pac yp Se A NEW JANE PARKER QUALITY PRODUCT ractage Me De JELLY FINGERS 20C-fl-oz container 29: Reg. Price 95¢ -- SAVE 36c A«P LOW, LOW PRICES WHITE VINEGAR =:-«7% SANDWICH Spread +---45« FOUR VARIETIES BIG 'G' CEREALS 3-+-1.00 KOOL-AID 225: Frozen Food Features SEA SEALD, HADDOCK Reg. Price pkg 490--SAVE Se FISH & CHIPS Qu BY AGP FANCY, SLICED SPECIAL! IMPORTED, GENUINE ITALIAN, FINEST FOR EATING, NO. 1 GRADE PRUNE 9.99; PLUMS NECTARINES = 6-39. ORANGES VALENCIA 5-Ib cello bag 59. CALIFORNIA, FINEST FOR EATING, EXCELLENT FOR LUNCHES AND SNACKS, NO. 1 GRADE BARTLETT PEARS wesx 6-35: Ontario Grown, Yellow Cooking, Brushed Green Pascal, Bradford Marsh Grown, No. 1 Grade and Polished, No. 1 Grade ern CELERY HEARTS ge bch 2 5 Bradford Marsh, Washed, Sweet and Tender, No. 1 Grade ONTARIO GROWN YELLOW FLESH PEACHES ARRIVING FRESH DAILY, ATTRACTIVELY PRICED. BUY THEM BY THE BASKET! CARROTS 3-Ib cello bag 19¢ " 59: 63% 653: BOLOGNA CHUBS +69 Cooked and Breaded HALIBUT STEAKS Fearman's Chunks BEEF BOLOGNA Burne, Hot Dog Style WIENERS | Super-Right, Vac Pao 49: COOKED HAM toss) Be Maple Leaf, Vac Pac, Rindless SIDE BACON «+:43¢ Allgood -- Smoked, Sliced, Rindless SIDE BACON 5% 65: "3% Please Be On Time With Your Payments When He Calls! ! REMEMBER! Your Oshawa Times Newspaper Carrier Has to pay for his papers EVERY WEEK, so PLEASE don't keep him waiting for His Payment. He's in business for himself and the money you owe belongs to HIM ... not to the Newspaper. and that he originally put) Oshawa 485.6 O 409.8 the venture. | Ottawa 738.9 a yr | Peterboro 72.3 ; 66.8 EAT TON OF FEED New Paper steers that need fattening--are I V Sarnia 711 67.3 65.4 bought at 750 to 805 pounds.| n ancouver S. S. Marie 118.0 93.7 $1.4 Sudbury 75.8 74.3 71.6 pounds. Slaughter cattle sell Windsor 304.2. 299.9. 255.7 about two cents a pound higher) TORONTO (CP)--The Van-| than feeders. couver Times, which plans to ers, "'and the investor can usu- "¢wspaper member of The Ca-| ally figure on' making $5 ¢1 "adian Press on Tuesday. Montreal--Fred Barry, 76, for turn of 12 to 15 per cent isjlisher. a long illness. based on an investor leaving his) yyempershi A | : I ship for The Times| Port Credit, Ont.--Rev. Wil- money with the company for was approved last Friday by| liam James Walker, 66, who re- vest on a yearly basis. | Mi __|382 entrance fee for Vancouver.|which he spent at Knox Pres- Since there are three feeding This fee, based on twice the\byterian Church in Kingston, periods each year, the investcr ayerage annual 'assessment|Ont. operation, he says. With 103 b in 76 citelh in Q Cat! _ Wi 3 members in cit-/harness racing in Quebec's e's ng Pt -- Pics ies, CP membership will be at|Eastern Townships. hen he' ling, -|Canadian Press, which supplies ; ; i bes - ee Pro can usu) Canadian and: world ews and|08Y at the University of Mont iy 0 cheaper too, Inews photos to daily newspa- real and director of its biology said B company official. : SP@"| station in St. Hippolyte, Que. |. Mr, Myers, a 43 - year - old} Vancouver has had two dai- farmer, started the custom|lies--The Province (morning) Dniversity Phe ie peers = feeding operation in 1951, in the\and The Sun (evening)--since|~™Y°TS"Y eash The first year he shipped 25\years. The Province at that/Crown Life Insurance Company head of cattle from the five-time switched from the evening|and vice-chairman of the Onta- section farm, 100 miles south-ito the morning field. rio Racing Commission. j g STRAWBERRIES. 25-7 5< "R a his an sneer e 4 It's the EAT in the MEAT th HE'S ge FRESH KILLED haga I! Burns, Small Link, Pure EXCELLENT FOR PORK SAUSAGE Maple Leaf i TIMES! i} SWEET PICKLED, VAC PAC ; IDEAL FOR BARBECUING, RED BRAND, STEER BEEF : CUSTARD vans rrezis He Extra Long CREAMETTES 2 40: rks: 39 --if there is a profit--on the| bit more risk in the cattle busi-|London 533.2 3 427.9 Pt, Arthur 43.2 4 415 Feeder ¢cattle--usually young They eat about a ton of feed in| ' Timmins 23.9 26.1 21.7 "Tt takes from 90 to 100 days start daily evening-paper publi-| animal." Membership is in the name|many years a leading figure in full year. He explained that ir- 14. Cp hoard of directors, con-|tired two weeks ago after 42 usually can recoup his losses ,,; 5 A paid by newspapers in the city) Bedford, Que. -- Jean - Henri tions "because we have found|"S highest total since 1921 when) Montreal -- Brother Adrien pers and broadcasting stations, Montreal -- Sold Sidney Fels, days when farmers had bins ful]/1957 when The Morning Herald| Toronto -- Donald Alexander Denteeenenenine WELCH'S SPECIALI Choice Quality, Sliced, Skinless LEGS - THIGHS - BREASTS | QUARTERS BARBECUING Heinz Cream of 2 10-fl-oz tins 27: AT AGP SAVE cAsH aa. Price 800----SAVE 4e Prior Pack SALADA TEA BAGS _ Paramount PINK SALMON mag Prive She --SAVE 46 Bread & Butter HEINZ of k GRAHAM WAFERS "sitia' SY sey MEDICATED "nw. on SKIN Lotion" Q, 80 Tablets between the selling) ness, iN. St. Cath. 141.6 130.9 100.9 the time it takes to reach the| . S$ : : f ' selling weight of 1,050 to 1,150 Joins ELVICE -- Tor. - 15,336.2 12,868.6 10,560.5 to finish a steer," says Mr. My cation Sept. 5, became the 103rd) He says the percentage rf William Val Warren, pub-|French-Canadian theatre; after vestors were encouraged to in- tingent on payment of the $105,-|years in the ministry, 14 of and gain,a profit over a year's concerned, was paid Tuesday.| . 4 ' ; - '|Bombardier, 87, a pioneer in that if the investor takes a loss|there were 105 members. Their oper 58 professor of entomo- STARTED IN 1951 was founded in 1917, 60, Montreal lawyer and. legal of grain and couldn't sell it,|ceased publication after 24}Macintosh, 69, a director of the "Day-In" and "Day-Out" ay-in an ay-Out : , RAPE JUICE y er e With Your , HH] 9 3 Harry Horne (Fast Prolonged Relief from Pain) BAY, INSTANTINE «719 Monarch (Parchment poo ment Pack MARGARIN VISIT A&P AT THE KITCHEN THEATRE IN THE QUEEN ELIZABETH BUILDING CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION, TORONTO, ONTARIO. Aug. 2\st-to Sept. 7th, 1964 "ee Cy AP) FOOD STORE A&P MEANS DEPENDABILITY THROUGH SATURDAY, AUG. 22nd, 1964 In many cases he just cannot afford to keep on paying for his newspapers and not collecting . . . so please try and help YOUR Carrier to meet his obligations . .. by paying him promptly when he calls. Oshawa Times stom Ground) 3 O'CLOCK COFFEE