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Sega OR: a ee ROSE ge-coral floribunda vote was sponsored by the Montreal - Lakeshore Rotary Club which will donate pro- ceeds of the sale to mental retardation research, --(CP Wirephoto) TORONTO (CP) -- Business- men Wednesday predicted an- other good year for Canadian businesses in 1065, with a prob- able rise of-five per cent in the Gross National Product, but end about the middle of year. The manufacturers and retail- ers were taking part in the an- nual business forum at the Uni- versity of Toronto school of 'business, Opportunities in retail sales, construction and manufacturing look good for the coming year, jae na but senior --- eeze Ge profits anda fallin e in-|T. flow of foreign bring the expansion to an end by mid-1965. The five-per-cent increase in the GNP, total value of goods and services produced in the country, was a consensus fig- capital might pany Another Good Year Predicted |¢- For Canadian Businesses ticipants in the panel discussion predicted rises of six per cent. All agreed that most of the in- crease will take part in the early part of the year, The 1964 GNP was up eight per cent over warned that expansion might/1063. the INDUSTRY UP TOO Professor O. W. Main of the school of business predicted Ca- nadian steel output would total 9,600,000 tons in 1965, up from this year's expected total of 9,000,000 tons. He also predicted industrial production in 1965 would be up seven per cent and capital investment would rise by more. than 10 per cent, R. J. Butler, a director of the . Eaton Co. Ltd., said his com- any estimates the value of re- tail trade in 1965 at $21,000,000,- 000, compared with the pro- jected $19,500,000,000 for this year. D.. H. Jupp, president of the Canadian Construction Associa- for a of Boe pens over 4 S00 000,000 mark Electrical industry sales will reach $1,000,000,000 this year, said J. S, Keenan of Canadian General Electric Co. This rep- resents an increase of 33 per cent in three years, he said. Registrars Seek Standard Exams WATERLOO, Ont. (CP)--The newly-formed Association of On- tario University Registrars has urged government support for a move to establish standard uni. versity admission examinations across Canada. An informal meeting of 'ree: istrars of Ontario's 16 universi- ties fonmed the association Wed- nesday. A, P. Gordon, registrar at the University of Waterloo, said standard entrance examinations would enable universities to con- sider applications much earlier ure. At least two of the par- tion, said the construction indus- than they are now able to do. ONTARIO STEEL PRODUCTS APPOINTMENT Bond's "You Only Live Twice _ Leads Best Selling Fiction By THE CANADIAN PRESS Best-sellers in Canada, etes month's position bracketed): FICTION 1. You Only Live Twice, lan James Bond teams up ar Tiger Tanaka of the Ji ese secret service. (1) Pia & conty, Terry Southern and Mason Hoffenberg. A young Wisconsin coed finds a troubled and confusing world outside her door. (5) Fourth in U.S 6. Stone Angel, Margaret Laurence. Portrait of 9-year- old Prairie woman that cap- com- and Quire, maga- Pine of the Canadian book trade Burnford, A nature-lover writes of her hobbies, dogs and the cabin to which she escapes in spring. (8) 5. The Loud Halo, Lillian Beckwith. Humorous account of life among the Hebrideans. 6. Canada, Peter Varley and Kildare Dobbs. Illustrated look at oe country from coast to coast, 7. A Moveable Feast, Ernest t|Hemingway. The author's life in ar gg in the 1020s. (6) Fifth} The Future of Man, Teil- heh de Chardin. A vision of the fulfilment of the world and of man, based on the physical sciences and psychology of to- day. 9. Toronto, No Mean City, Eric Arthur. An illustrated rec- ord of Toronto's architectural and social history to the begin- ning of this century. 10. Journey into Russia, Lau- rens van der Post. Examination of contemporary Russia and the Russians. (5) 4. Fields of Noon, Sheila IAN F. FLEMMING Onterio Steel Products Gemeney, Limited is pleased to onnounce the oppointment of lon F. Flemming os Generel Sales Monager. Mr. Flemming joined Ontario Steel Products in 1947 and previous to his new appointment was Division Manager, Plastic Products, Gon- anque:' Ontario. Prior to this, he was manager of thé company's spring manufocturing plant at Mil- ton, Ontario. Mr. Flemming will take up his new duties ot the company's head of- fice at 7 King Street Eost, Toronto, tures the conflict between gen- erations. (6) 7. Armageddon, Leon Uris. 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