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Oshawa Times (1958-), 20 Jun 1966, p. 17

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STOCKS AND FINANCIAL REPOR MARKET TORONTO 16:46 AM, STOCKS Distrieeted Oy CF Torente Wack Exchange jane 0 Gustations in cents uniase marved & glad ih Be vhecs ~ esther ne (160 gresitus bonTdigt Casing MINES Saies 1640 Met High Low am, CW ge "e #4 4 punnar Headway Heatr High Bi Hollinger Huds Bay Hu Par Bibie 7 aye Exp Jelex Jansmith Joweey Kerr Add K Anacor Min Macdon Mart Matigml Mcintyre Me Adam Min Neonex @ N Goidvue N Hosee Newluna N Mylama + 23 N Que Rag 525 N Senator v7 Nick Rim 4 4 74 214% 9 19 " "& a 50 150 ais 6 i 990 on0 a6 U Abhestos U Buffadn Un Keno Un Mactie Uld Pore an © Homestd Can Sup Cent De __ INDUSTRIALS ' ' ' i ' ae lah 4 2 churehea TODAY OM Net Slare High Low am, Cig {Faia Bras $39 9% 9 5 (195 67 26% 922 ") 250 $2'% 21% 21% 10 $107% 109% 103% 1 24% 24% 24 Sales to Vi am.; $55,000 FOREIGN 1004 2000 $08 §00 500 0 428 (42h 425 TRADING 6 s 1 Nielsen Admits Use Of Report OTTAWA (CP)--Erik Nielsen admitted today that he borrowed freely from a confidential report prepared hy a civil servant for i Submission he made to the Yu Council 1900 340 Territorial All worthwhile mntribution are gratefully accepted," said Mr. Nielsen who re ' Yukon in the Commons Northern Affairs Laing told the affats ommiller was slaggered by the re semblance Mr, Nielsen's re port to the council and the con- fidential report presented closed meeting of northern Can ada administrators by civil servant W. A, Lewis Mr, Nielsen then accused Mr Laing of distorting the truth and failing to co-operate with com mittee members Mr. Nielsen ommittee he kon Minister Commons hur north ern da he f 0 to a said outside the had never claimed ideas contained in on he Yukon i¢ economic SUDMISS ta Coun were He said his submission was in two his owr parts economic and polit onomic port was Mr, Lewl on n mu / ted document only for the eves of the meant department were seen by others Talks Recessed With Cominco TRAIL, B.C, (CRP) national Union of t Workers lay has reces rhe Inter Mine, Mill Ind vid sed talk sme er Caminco Lid The union said it will use the J Comince & 4,000 ess to convey latest offer ember ee he done Pre to the union okesman vould nex anad SEEK TAXLESS GARBAGI Wi AND, © a | ad ard the esuppert§ af | President Of Houdaille Ata sored by ine, of Hutiaio 7h of the city's ess and financial figures heard Gerald ¢ Saltarel Houdai le's chairman of the board and president, tell them how his company makes 'Two and two equal six Sp the luncheon spores recess! Houdailie Industies New York leading sin luncheou Hote ata Hilton rei} the pest congiom erates have hetter records in their individual parts than their competition He said en itself falta Houdaille has one of the b is sales come 1962 pray pest con SIRE of $155-mill rea with rates net ear giome Suen a on $95-million' in last e financial world, halla said, often thinks of Hou as as "auto paris' com- because at one time it in this field Houdaille's autome contribute only 2 total sales, while materials and pany epeciaiized Today tive plants per cent of its construction contracting business contribu- a per cent and indus trial products and machine too busines 35 per cent Here is how Houdaille makes its various units produce more than they would if they were f of a conglomerate The entire system is rized, except for three companies, We've got a whe specialize in computers,' Saltarelli said Houdaille makes use of 'mo- les its not part firm comput smatl people First Report Is Issued By Region wrojer au Province of i franspor mpolitan To Transportation Stud i hor On ments in @ jud and surroundin issued its first port entitled Travel sists of regic ' Thi Grow Past and Presen an outline present regional yonent and the el in of thi background oOo: tran tra the region, The tion report to presen for the stud need d re (as po plans ion gional now underway) the basic en onmenta 0 tions . that mand for tion The empha sizes maps and graphical pres entation with the setting of the study region, of 1 lelermine and use of transporta t which repor deals the histor nied iatlo ran lated ' srowth econon trends al a ( f riat and finall pat tern of A number reached ties the existing al and irrent ment an demand of CONCIUSIO ere oncerning character the patterns movement of affecting growth and Transportation Group e egioné® location a6 role and a con growth rate; absence res a central tinued high there of se vere topographical restraints to on of future growth @ region; an exerted the form na on transportation a major influence of growth takes the now form of sub for automobile zrowth hed le ned new estab are be OSI apartments component; urhan trongly related facilitie em changing coming a the land th major of fo ma 18A-§ ire ran Oration dominant the central trips to work are and accumulate urban areas transit is mostly heavily used in central urban areas, ae resented as of reports overall transportation re quirements in the region today and in the future. It is intended a) introductory and hack information the current of regional fulure trans and the de- termining an overall trans portation-poliey for the region in | repor ye first of a series provide round fo tudies rowt pattern ortation systems of Burley Bus Lines Have Bus -Jet Plane Holiday Railways, Airline Steamsh Companies and Provincia vernments are, of course biggest promoters of travel and spend huge of money each ling trips to ¢ ng their transportation formidable ourg Compan Lines Ltd, | the year a combined vacation! nada trip Oshawa to or 2 day cities a peg, Re vel 40 the acation amounts year in promo Kal | particular De apposition Burley come holida pile up unique lea bus 16 and day cro Tul Vancouver with ain vers Wh ucr Fort Willlam, Winni ina Calgary, Banff, Re loke, Kamloop nnd) = Van 1 le bases wil ts on a hi Ihe lake variety torical entire yacal hit marnnet both ind i a he the iat from on W in nd cont ght holida maker their trip ob \¢ Vancouver to Another unique feature of thi bus-alr the trip ta io Rrit maker vind roronte vacation is reverse fram van rovor which will lumbia Holiday the same route and with a day at the Canadian tional Exhibition and Jet-flight home to Vancouver The bus which w rip is the 'fla ouve? lake up Na PATIENCE WINS OUT NEW Wallace and ed TUSKET, N.S, (CP) Ka M n ha 4 co 1 W n tl vere teena de | now black $2,000 The cendants of their earl have strain for a developed a pure which sell male and far two fe and fitted including of pass limited Lines all facilities hrooms, Number enger vacationist is $5 Burley Bus with wa to he the first time has promoted travel, Perhaps companies follow ihe same idea, the vacationist of future will have a far treater choice of romantic spots has to | ompany VACALION AlT f the larger the 'Maps Unified Operation (dern management techniques that would not be possible for la smaller company," ated labor with 4 separ it is always it has sophistic re Jations hecause ate union contracts bargaining Houdaille's "financial depart ment tops," and it has ps marketing department that a small independent compan could not afford, he said In spite of scientific ap proach to management, the jcompany tries to keep the en trepreneur spirit alive in its executives Ahove all,' Houdaille system ™m CORSE its Saltarelli uses #& Management similar to the one that General Motors a 'Decentralization with co. ordinated controls said S14 -C. Powell Morgan Leaves Hospital TORONTO (CP) ont Powell Morgan, former president of & antic Acceptance Corp as released from hospital here du ing the weekend He serious evidence May 4 after giving bedside in his North Toronto home to a royal commission investigating the collapse of the giant finan mal corporation admitted condition from Wa in nis Mr he leukemia test three the fall able to then Allan Shepherd, commission counsel, said Sunday in London, Ont., the commission would wel come Mr Morgan's evidence whenever his health permits, 57, said and will times weeki He said he hope give further es ha undergo Morgan until to he idence S Ex-Head Of Racan Firm ----| Admitted To Hospital Ejias Yas former president bankrupt Racan collapsed fat TORONTO sia Rabhiah, of the now Phote-copy Corp, Lid and was taken to hospital urday shortly after a cour a mae mh gelet Ewens (CP) t ap epg sa ak ce involving nearly $460,000 Rabbiah, 42, was conscious in. police wagon when it reached the Don jail after the brief court ap pearance during which Magis trate %. Tupper Bigelow refused reduce Rabbiah's $106,000 found wun pat re to bail He had appeared with other former president of company, Kenneth George Len nie, , who faces the same charges, Lennie was allowed $16,000 cash or property bail They were remanded to today, Police said Rabbiah lunged at a press photographer outside the court and mig have suf fered a mild heart attack The men, arrested in Toronto Friday, are charged with fraud conspiracy and uttering Rabbiah was president of Ra can from 1960 to 1664, during which time the company's shares fluctuated wide rhe from $2 to a hi { $26 f to a ar the rose slumped and then climbed to $10 hneing sold at wd Racan we summer f its ow of HO cer Shares were » when nt into receiver ip last At Racar a1 the time a bankru had ascet« of almo 600,000 and liabilities of $1,400 00, Most of the assets represented by a note able in the amount of 61,425,000 f were rece} TAX! HACKLES RISE MONTREAL (CP) John Lynch tighter control over taxi business for the World's Fair, saying some bies don't know the city drive dirty vehicles, The driver inion, in return protested {o is determined number of new permits during 1067 coun cillor Staunton the 1967 cab and taxi Wari pian ve an un tax! | Coal Future Seen Assured WASHINGTON Ca Coss Overseas The Bahamas Acceptance went from Angie Corp, in tional Atlantic which a summer the Racar te Cort Dankerup! tA major loser kruptey. Two of trie power Cam madare and Premier Stephen ¥ were owed a to- ciation president, pants at sary convention There just isn't £0 of uranium Wat @ in a aubsidiarios Dunn, coal taid Sales Finance Corp tal of $1,181,701 A ' sion ts investi Acceptance that (AP)j--A Association official jow-cost said Sunday night the high price will assure the fu ture of coal a6 a source of elec particl the group's sanniver- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 26,1966 17 ureniom at @ price thet can de it, Atomic power will nat be *' able to make serious inroads on coals longterm growth unless unexpectedly vast amounts of uranium are discay- ered in the very near future." | A. E. 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