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--------- oe ee eee ee eee oe t 1 ' t i ' ' ' ' TN me rem eee ene tee ee 092 for ah increase of 26.8 per THE OSHAWA TIMES, 1] Seturdey, September 5, 1964 Biggest Pie Simmers Yet Again DENBY DALE, England (AP)--The great Denby Dale pie, a six-ton masterpiece, be- gan cooking Friday. The sweet smell floated across the Yorkshire hills. With its three tons of prime English beef, 244 tons of po- tatoes, half a ton of crust and buckets of seasoning, the pie probably is the biggest in the world. It certainly is the biggest in Denby Dale, a greystone vil- lage which has a habit of making monster pies. Bubbling and fuming, the pie lay cooking in a steel dish 18 feet long, six feet wide and 18 inches deep. This dish lies in @ specially constructed electric oven. This is a break with tradition, since prevous pies were baked in brick ovens, fired by faggots. Glass panels in the new oven's side allowed the Denby piemen to watch their pro- geny's progress. Outside the barn an end- less line of pie fanciers peered through windows. This morning the crust goes on. In mid-atfernoon the pie will be drawn forth by a steam traction engine, Six bands and a parson will par- ticipate in ceremonies, Then the eating will begin. The piemen expect the mon- ster to yield 30,000 portions to be sold for charity at 10s ($1.50) each. Pie became a Denby Dale obsession in the 18th century and by some accounts even earlier. The first recorded giant pie was devoured in 1788 to cele- brate King George III's recov- ery from madness, The recoy- ery proved as short-lived as the pie. The pie of 1846, celebrating some cause long forgotten, fell off its platform and was trampled underfoot by 2,000 pie-crazed Yorkshiremen. Chrysler Sales Soar 38.8% 'In August WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Retail tales of Chrysler - built passen- ger cars during August were 36.8 per cent higher than those ' hetsame nth a year, ago, er Canada 1) an- nounced Friday: Chrysler dealers across Can- ada delivered 5,509 new passen- ger cars in August to boost the 1964 calendar year total to 67,- cent over the first eight months) of 1963. | Sales of 918 Dodge and Fargo) trucks during August were up 40.9 per cent over sales during the same month last year, and brought the 1964 calendar year? total to 8,316, an increase of 4.3 per cent over the same) period in 1963. | DIVIDENDS Argus Corporation Lt. $2.50) pid. class A 62% cents; $2.60) pfd. class A 65. cents; pfd. class) B 6714 cents, Nov. 1, record Oct. 15; class C pfd eight cents, com- mon eight cents, Dec. 1, record Oct. 30, Beaver Lumber Co. Ltd. pfd.! $5 cents, class A 25 cents, com- mon 40 cents, Oct. 1, record Sept. 10. | St. Lawrence Cor. Ltd. 5 per| cent pfd. series A $1.25, Oct. 26,| record Sept. 25; common 25 cents, Nov. 2, record Oct. 1. | 3 Shell Investments Ltd. first) pid. 27% cents, Oct. 1, Sept. 11.| Supertest Petroleum Corpora-| tion Lid. 5 per cent pfd. $1.25, Oct. 15, record Sept. 16. Trans - Canada Corporation) Fund, common 1-20 of A series C pfd. share, 1 per cent non- cumulative redeemable of $1) par value for each common share held, Oct. 1, record Sept. 15. NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Monarch Fine Foods Ltd., year ended June 27: 1064, $637,- 509, 62.3 cents a share; 1963, $587,880, 58.4 cents. Canadian Industrial Gas, six months ended June 30: 1964, $277,561; 1963, $144,802. Craigmont Mines Ltd., nine months ended July 31: 1964, $5,301,432, $1.04 a share; 1963, $4,420,118, 87 cents. SKD Manufacturing Ltd., nine months ended June 30; 1964, $207,733; 1963, $104,009. Peel-Elder Ltd., six months ended June 30: 1964, $159,091 net loss; 1963, $223,091. Quebec Natural Gas Corp., year ended June 30: 1964, $1,- 017,767; 1963, $195,295. Romfield Building Corp. Ltd., six months ended June 30: 1964, $255,828 15 cents a share; no comparable figures Hardee Farms International Lti., year ended May 30: 1064, $259,695 net loss; 1963, $1,153,219 net loss. EXPLODE NUCLEAR DEVICE WASHINGTON (A) -- A nu- clear device was exploded Fri- day at the Atomic Energy Com- mission's underground test site in Nevada: It was the 14th such test announced this year and j KITCHEN CHROME CHAIRS Assorted patterns and 'colors, EE Deer as a Vv 12 HOURS OF TERRIFIC SAVINGS, TREMENDOUS VALUES AND LOWEST PRICES ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. 7th AL SUNBEAM FRY PANS Cloverleaf design. element. pont SPECIAL 25 ONLY $12.77 2.33 SUNBEAM RADIANT CONTROL STER 15 only. blou im SPECIAL § 77 A se wit 17. « Epes C.G.E. AUTOMATIC 18 00s P E RCO LATO R Reg. $2, 87 Value Makes 3 to 10 cups complete with 6 ft. de- SPECIAL tachable cord. 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