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SiS 510 510 $104 10% 10%+ 235 (2. 230 --1 n o@ # --2 9 , 9 --" 95 900 #0 --10 See ist below. 84 84% 8% $50% 507% 50% $35%e 35 25% 48 48 48 $18% 18% 184+ Ve 12 10 12 -1 --0 + +3 7 7 355° 355 mw 9 9 24 «(24 $103 103 «103 $18% 184 B%+ PRS Biely | 3° «413 3 +2 400 400 400 320 310 320 +8 2 2 12 See list below. 100 100 5 10% 410 4 M2 WA+ Va a AT 192 192 100 100 3. 2 430 430 8 13 26 223 355 $12 270 140 104 355 435 11% $15 330 4s 103 280 "4 (4 2 WA 243 24) 241 410 410 410 i a a | Be ipei 10:40 3 Net Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Cam Mine 9700 33 322433 +'% Cdn Nisto 2375 (17a 17% 17% 2000 (17 7 7 +' 5000 214 21% 21% 7000 23¥2 22¥4 22%a--1 5500 25 19 24a-- 25500 153 149 151 +5 | Glenn Exp 2300 2» 20 Irish Cop Jonsmith Kid Coper Min-Ore Norlex North Exp Pce Exp Silvmq 600 27 67 INDUSTRIA* 1300 $10% 10% 10% + % 1 1 16 7 87 | | cee 8800 8000 1000 21500 Abitibi Acklands 725 $8% 8% Alta Gas T 1260 $37% 37 37% 38 8 200 8 569 $25% 25a 25% -- %|port. : : rsh ms | That's the wordage delivered |with politicians. "\last week at the annual confer-| Others said the report would ertson. A, 34a + Val 20 «20 524 52a "Yes, But Predominates 4.00 In Carter Report Study By KEN SMITH a '|/Canadian Press Business Editor litically feasible and what long-/at the conference. 7 If you want to find out alliterm effect it would have on! «The government's timetable about the Carter commission on|Canada's economy, | taxation, you can count on add-| Many speakers praised the mer for a lot of people who want 8% -- ve|ing 300,000 words to read to the novelty and high principle of the|to get their views across on thelity that this will happen." 800,000-plus of the original re-jreport, then argued there is/report, but at least we will know| M said| possibility in a speech at Expo} lega Exp pavi jareas--whether the report is po-janother frequently voiced point|tapy |tary jlittle chance of it winning favor|so9n where we stand," |foundation Director Ronald aaa FY s \day. 100 $24% 24% 24%--Ylence of the Canadian Tax Foun-|have such far-reaching effects) | M Anthes C p 113 $93 3 Argus 140 $164 164 165 Argus C pr 200 $11% 11% Atl Sugar 150 $10% 10% 10% } Bank Mtl 340 $682 68% 68\2 i Bank NS 1045 $76% Bell Phne 2749 $50 50% + Brazilian 100 $12% 4 12% BA Oil 1137 $36 3 BC Forest 225 $224 BC Frest p 150 $522 BC Sugar 200 $32% Br Int] Fin 7250 250 275 $18% 'an Cem Can Can Iron 2 "a Can ciL ve C Marconl 200 CPR 1565 $734 CPR pr C Petrofin Cdn Tire A CWN Gas Cc Westing Chemcell Clairton Clairton w 200 850 850 Columb! p 2100 $19% 19% Cominco 980 $31% 31% C Savings 124 $82 8 Con Bidg 100° 130 Con Bldg w 342 21 Con Paper 205 $43 Con Papr p 350 $25% Cons Gas 3205 $16% 20$102 1 17043 46044 225 $19 150 $184 100 $214 180 $12% 12% " 275 $\4%e 14% Dist! Seag 635 25% 11% + Ve|\study of the 2,600-page report. Most of the 1,700 delegates) 76% -- v«|were described as belonging to/result of the three-day session "*\the "yes, but'? school. They fa-was Finance Minister Sharp's production plans at a $30,000,-\an outright gambler would bet! %ivored many of the report's far--announcement that the govern-/000 mining development in Brit-)against his pulling off his latest y, reaching recommendations, but! ment will publish a white paperjish Columbia and causing it to\idea. % held some reservations. Although there was consider-jon the report. jable discussion of technical legal) y,|and accounting points, the main /the uncertainty that would result l . objections boiled down to two'in the business world had been| j1, mendations to lift depletion|Vittually a kingd z , seat, ae ea ae : allowances and the three-year WON AGAINST ODDS cen 3 af "N B A Si | E qq veut' perin ter nee. wunes se ts belie Tee 67 to Mont-| The $650,000,000 world's fai "4 v ank | e pg ' g. E -| 550,000, yorld's fair Vel ew ct igna S nh sgh coe wees Seanemicanyiteel and pulled off the '"'impos-|is being paid for by the govern- r = | sible' task of creating a 1,000-|ments of Canada, Quebec prov- acre site for Expo from 137-\ince and the City of Montreal .._ |acre St. Helen's Island and ajin the proportions of 50 per cent, Lascloagee few mudflats in the middle of!3744 per cent and 12% per cent. 2° & 2: To Follow -Leader Banking "is v= By DENNIS ORCHARD 13% + %|their accounts. Dosco 8 8 --% Dom Store 525 18% jomtar 935 16% D Textile 225 23%--% Dupont x 38 Emco Fairbnk M Falcon Fed Grain Fleet Mfg Fleetw'd FPE Pion Fraser Frelman 460 GMC $934 Globe Env 500 $9 Goodyear 10 $215 Greb ind 100 $10%e GL Paper Va 29a 29Va GL_ Power 23% 23%a-- Ve The banks have been able to /imposed. |promise upward adjustments on| Ker aisng tien tote eumelanin eke nae Act allows m : pe ha -- borg ago pane als but not chequing privileges compared with four per cent a ceiling goes to 7% per cent from|are allowed. six per cent immediately, and) These will pay from four to it will vanish entirely next Jan.|414 per cent interest, some on New powers to finance by de- balances. The Canadian Impe- 25 215 benture and to enter mortgage rial Bank of Commerce and the 10% 104+ %/lending will wider and heavier lending ac-|also eventually ldation in the first major public|that it could completely upset|/PUTS OFF DEVELOPMENTS jtopped, bespectacled, |the economy. | Meanwhile, the implications|tive The most important practical lof the report were blamed by | fall this fall outlining its intentions|reconsider another $60,000,-) A 000 development. poss Fears of a lengthy delay, 4 ritt said the commission's rec- unattractive at foreseeable cop- tion in the development MONTREAL (CP) Expo, said in an interview: {clean up his city By DAVE MacDONALD --The top|River. 1 adviser to Expo 67 said lions after the fair closes jit and general counsel for|years. | r. Drapeau referred to the/and units" of "Expo. official inauguration Thurs-| He continued: ontreal's mayor is a_ bald- diminu-| y+ dynamo who stands 10 feet dae } Noranda Mines Ltd. deferring)real's 2,500,000 inhabitants. Only|ancure that these islands which ible, battled huge |tions. In his speech at Expo's Place|'ties and industrial participants "There definitely is a way in\des Nations Thursday Mr. Dra- OWnIng pavilions, and the City} jis going to mean a busy sum-|which Montreal could take over of Montreal. 1 | jpeau said he hoped it would be the site. It is a distinct possibil-|possible after the fair's end to preserve the "great structures tectural Institute of Canada an- "On behalf of my colleagues} of the Montreal municipal coun- lcil, let me assure you that, for we will discuss with). r the owners of all those pavilions | among metropolitan Mont-|the steps that can be taken to|out Italy's Sandro Lopolo in the! +second round here Sunday night Montrealers have built at their own expense fulfil their destiny eee a ' as an international city, where specialist in doing the im-|pilgrims from all parts of the he led a sometimes) world will be able to come at Noranda President R. V. Por-/0"e-"™an fight in the 1950s to/any time, to meet and see for that then was|themselves what is being done om of crime.'tg improve today's civilization to the benefit of future genera- THE OSi!AWA TIMES, Monday, Mey 1, 1967 13 Expo Site, SaysLegalExpert | jthe mile - wode St. Lawrence} A spokesman for Mr .Drapeau nition," an institute spokesman jsaid Friday special negotiations |said. And he rammed through|"ow are under way toward this Friday a scheme of Montreal/plans and construction for a nd. Mayor Jean Drapeau for the/$930,000,000, 16-mile subway, the : City of Montreal to take over | Metro, that now criss - crosses COUld become a reality if there o's 1,000-acre site and 73) the Island of Montreal and links|WaS agreement among the goy- with Expo and the south|¢rnment of Canada, represented Oct. 27 is technically possible.|shore--a project that had been|by the Canadian Corporation | Jean-Claude Delorme, secre-|talked about in Montreal for 50 for the 1967 World Exhibition-- Mr. Drapeau's suggestion Expo 67--the participating coun- In Ottawa, the Royal. Archi-| nounced that Mayor Drapeau will be honored next month with WINS BOXING TITLE TOKYO (Reuters) -- Hawai- ian-born Takeshi Fuji knocked) to win the world junior welte weight boxing title. Fuji knocked down the Italian twice in the second round before leav-) ing him tangled in the ropes after a stunning right. LEWIS OPTICAL Established for over 30 years 10% King Street West 725-0444 la special gold medal for his en- Montreal Could Take Over | couragement to architecture in Montreal and at Expo. Mr. Drapeau will be the first person to receive the new award which will be presented 'from time to time win there is a person deserving special recogn- GARY NESBITT Representative SUN LIFE. Assurance Company of Canada Oshawa Shopping Centre Phone 725-4563 ae {Brenda Mines, a low - grade| jtivity by the banks, with one|molybdenum - copper deposit vying against another for clients|which would be made uneco-, ['™ OTTAWA (CP)--Canada's neW| who rarely have turned to the|nomic by implementation of the Bank Act takes effect Monday /hanking community before for/Carter report, ad to -be contin-| and it may signal the end oftheir borrowing. 2 follow-the-leader banking in the rh country. The eight operating banks are/term loans with mortgages as|scene, the Maclean-Hunter Re-| |already jockeying for a first ad-| socyrity, vantage under the flexibility | ¢ promised by the legislation. For the first time in years.|of service charges have pushed|Ward trend developed in 1966. savers will have a significant|the real rate as high as 11 per| 'The underlying trend sug-| Y choice of interest rates from on€|cent. This will come into the|gests an upswing in buying} 0 Sere ei, deve |bank to another on balances in/gpen when the complex disclo-/mood," the survey says. gent on the government's ac-| Among these clients may be tions. small businessmen, looking for) Elsewhere on the business | jsearch Bureau reported signs Although the official ceiling|that consumers are regaining |has been six per cent, a variety Confidence after a distinct down- |sure and calculation rules are) House - buying plans continue} |to fall, it found. Only 2.9 per All eight banks introduce the|/c¢"t of the people questioned were planning to buy a house | during the next six months, Monday, under which withdraw- jyear ago. A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 144% King St. East 723-2721 {monthly and some on quarterly | mean|Toronto - Dominion Bank have improved the standard GNGas A Pp 23% 23 Greyhnd 5 Guer Tret 10% Hi 38 ardee Hard Carp % Hard Crp A Home A 688 $: 19% Home B Horne Pit H Bay Co HB Oil Gas Husky Ol! 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