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It was invented by a Van- couver grandmother who bor- rowed the idea from the In- dian practice of suspending babies from tree boughs, --(CP Wirephoto) By PETER DUNN Canadian Press Staff Writer Canadian stock markets moved in fits and starts this week, zig - zagging their way virtually nowhere. Industrials came out of the week slightly on the downside. Daily trading volumes con- tracted with downward swings, increased as prices advanced. Chartered banks, sparkplugs of the brisk November indus- trial advance, ran into profit- taking this week. Bank of Mont- real was the favorite target; it dropped more than §3. Utilities showed the only group strength, led by Power Corporation's $1 gain, Steels, refining oils and pipe- lines presented a mixed pic- ture. Alberta Gas, Trans-Mountain Pipeline and Montreal Locomo- tive all had gains of a!most $1. Consolidated Paper weakened its group with a drop of more than $1. Financial institutions were paced by Industrial Acceptance, which climbed almost $2 with news it has made a takeover bid to Sovereign Life Assurance $475,000 Surplus Recorded By CNE TORONTO (CP)--The Cana- dian National Exhibition re- corded a surplus of $475,000 this year, an increase of $183,000 over 1961, Toronto's Mayor- elect Donald Summerville said Friday. Mr. iummerville also re- leased figures showing that the evening grandstand show took in $344,410 with costs of $339,- 541, The afternoon grandstand show drew $120,906 and cost $106,127. He said the CNE's board of directors has set Aug. 16-Sept. 2 as dates for next year's show and is considering allowing two extra days--Aug. 14-15. Further studies on lowering the general admission price from 75 cents to 50 cents will also be made. NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Star Ltd., year ended Sept. 30: 1962, $1,127,681; 1961, $1,215,018, Co. Directors of Sovereign said they would accept the $450-a- share offer and would recom- mend that shareholders do the same. MORE TAKEOVER TALK Takeover talk was again swirling among base metals, with the proposed Gunnar Min- ing - McNamara Corporation tention-getter. Gunnar. officials reversed their earlier stand by agreeing to put the proposal be- fore shareholders. The stock ad- vanced 20 cents to $9.50. International Nickel fell $2 and Consolidated Mining and conbridge gained about $1.50. Among the offs, Canada South- ern Petroleums caught specula- tors' fancy in mid-week. While the market awaited news of the company's drill rsults on prop. erty in northern British Colum- Utilities Show Only Strength In Week bia, the stock jumped to a 1963 peak of $5.35. It later wei however, closing at $5.05, 85 cents. Senior issues, shunted to the sidelines, gave uninspired per+ formances. On index at Toronto, indus trials fell 1.95 to 569.18, golds 1:35 to 85.40 and western oils .15 merger continuing as chief at-|t0 117.18. Base metals rose .09 to 187,60. Total volume at Toronto was 11,869,593 shares compared with 12,967,609 last week. Dollar value was $35,018,396 compared with $38,915,727, Volumes at Montreal: indus- Smelting almost $1, while Fal-ltrials, 587,504 shares compared with 691,574 last week; mines, 2,851,330 shares compared with 1,740,577. On index at Montreal, indus- trials slipped 1.0 to 115.1, banks 2.6 to 121.8, and composite .8 to 114.4. Utilities gained .9 to 107.8 and papers .3 to 98.0. Bond Market Prices Slip During Week Prices on Canadian bond mar- kets slipped slightly in light trading this week. The 91-day treasury bills in- creased to an average of 3.81 per cent from 3.71 per cent last week and the 182-day bills to 3.94 per cent from 3.83 per cent, Day-to-day money ranged be- tween 3% and 3 per ce%nt. Main interest on the govern- ment market centred on the new $500,000,000 Government of Can. ada issue which consisted of $50,000,000 3% - per - cent bonds due Feb. 1, 1965 or 98.75 to yield 4% per cent and $150,000,000 4%-per-cent bonds due Jan. 15, 1968 at 99.25 to yield 4.42 per cent. The Bank of Canada ac- quired $200,000,000 of the new bonds. On the long-term market the Canada 41%4-per-cent Sept. 1, 1972 bonds traded at 95.25, while the 4%-per-cent Sept. 1, 1983 bonds at 92.50. Prices were also easier on the provincial market with the Province of Ontario 5\%4-per-cent 1982 selling at 9854 and the| Province of Quebec 514-per-cen' 1987 issue at 9656. i Seiiianieananes MANY THANKS To All Those Who sapnored Me For he Separate School Board J. J. KELLY me |