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Sailcraft Makers , THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 14, 1966 17 | ) STOCKS AND FINANCIAL REPORTS To Merge Forces Board To Petition Green | PRODUCE TORONTO (CP)--Small Ca- TORONTO (CP) -- Whelesale MARKET TODAY | Business sporuicHT iat ateat coaeen oti Foy Support Price Beans 'sed pen lta yt rajor producers to satisty and| CHATHAM (CP) ~ The On-, The $2.78 support figure ssnculture department as of i , ' 'ng June 13: A large 484; A me 1645 Sie enlarge the market, a. leading tario Soybean Growers' Market- would be equal to a $2.50 price\* : TomOMn ious by CP € ing Ses» te HiNiy 1% ' HM D li | he Baco boat manufacturer . says. ing Board plans to petition|for U.S. soybeans on the 1966 dium Bre bea 35.1. - 'erento change-- room - P § | : : Hn oe Ml gl unless marie s| cpr. 5 $636 62" = e vers Irwin Haladner, president of Agriculture Minister Greene for) market. Eggs esale price ' a ountry stations fibre B-048 lol, wir Rn-dividands Xr) CPE Pr, ster Hime Sime Canada Yacht and Boat Centre|# $2.75 @ bushel support price' «we are now aiming at a pol- = * te the Tareate Decal at rights, xw---Ex-warrant ange € Refract 110 916% / Ltd. of Toronto and O'Day Can- {oF bean producers. 'icy which would prohibit soy- ze a mm. Ro. J..s2ase 'et Hare ada Lt4, of Brampton, said: Lester Longhurst of St.|beans which have been sold be- 1*84° from wholesale egg deal E Westinp ton 332% Us fase ss oo ee A mes ; ers:; Extra-large 42;44; la EW Prop (200M5 a8 ms | BW £BAVUUYVeS wt 2-353 wphe wnaustey 1s wnere ine, Thomet, heard chairman. said! low the United States price sup-\"e) cat 1 gale ye Y 110 $120 \Vie \2%0 4 ; |Monday the board wiii present! pori trom eniering Catads Sadie' sro gg . 110 $10 04 10's automoblie business was he- G | he federal min-\5.2° 2") © 3- 1130 $414 A1'% Ae + hendiine th its case to Mr. Greene as soon we believe that the federal min- we 7 1@ 813% 194 13% WINNIPEG (CP)~The Mani, Purpose of the commission,|costly method of handling the tween {910 and 1915--hundreds|as a meeting can be arranged. ister of agriculture could be of Solumbie We Me ny 7 toba Hog Marketing Commis-|says Mr, Munro, is to inject the) hogs. of little backwoods producers Last month, the agricultural] a#sitance in this regard," s814| eras court tennis champlen- Con Bldg p00 490 00 «0 ~~ bacon' to pig producers with|marketing. Previously, farmers| voluntary, Mr. Munro estimates|each trying to survive, can't stabilization board turned down|™* ONgnUrs!, ships Monday by South African Con Bidg 82 9 SS sion is "bringing home the|competitive element into hog, While farmer participation is Ub 91" 4 37 vent ies | i j / f | ° ™--""" Cliff Drysdale. The score was fy dae Same P that pit old directly to the packing|the commission handles more) really make this a business, It the board's request for the sup- j "Tio si "> 19 aaer poh gga yore Seueeat ie buyers' Ba rn lthan 60 per cent of the hogs|will resolve itself into four or port price which would attempt CARPENTER OUSTED 6-4, 7-5. Vicki Berner of Van ! Ppp 4 : le ' ho ¢ i - t Madonna Schacht 200 566 6s ah lt " > The commission, with offices|raised in the province. Its ef-\five major producers who can'to protect Ontario producers) LONDON (Reuters) Keith couver bea' '0 Hy tra iy +% -- is aon year of operation, in Winnipeg and Brandon. hasifect on prices, however, is felt afford to promote sailing na- from being undersold by im-| Carpenter. of Montreal was elim-\of Australia 6-3, 3-4, 6-3 in / i , Z Cru intl 125 918 «18 18 ay gag 000 hogs were sold atia teletype circuit connecting ition all sales because direct|tionally and produce effi- ported crops from the United} inated . - ---- -- Sv © singles first Botesco" 705 $144 dale Ws + Yh prices closer to those in Toronto| with the packing houses and/transactions are usually based' ciently. States. imen's singles a' ¢ London! match. 2 | ; » -- ROS ana na RE RSE n Dosco 125 $10 "10% 10% than ever before as the com- hogs are offered in lots to allion the day's average prices. pore AE hag ; : ave : Bom store ek a a' mission handled more than buyers. | 'The commission charges 3 Dupent ISA) 41% 4! $1,000,000 worth of business The first quotation is "gen-\cents a hog for handling the ore ee on ee | "Warmers are much better erally a little higher than we|transactions and, in the year Feicon 1405 571 %~%s\oft," says Managing Director expect the pigs to bring" andj ended March 31 1966, it grossed| ro re. 2 ie / W. B. Munro. the price is lowered, at five|$165,000,. This was sufficient to) cn mu bY Fed Gran 105 87% 7% 4 «Before the commission was cents every two seconds, untiljhandie administrative costs, ateiee 115 915 y sab tel 6 nim Vary & vy established by the Manitoba a buyer pushes a button on his\eliminate an early deficit and Ssse Biack Bay BL Hawk Bunker H Cadamet Cc Mines FSse.y Chib Kay Frontier Tie | government, the normal hun- machine to make the purchase.| allow a $29,000 surplus. Chimo 9. 3 ! $45 r Coch W rn a 2 Fone pA Bis HL : '-gipeg and Toronto prices started at $37.50 and Mr. Munro) will be used to expand the com Gein Lake » Gt W Life 15 $6 b d as $2.75. Now, the range has|said the hogs likely would sell) mission's facilities and improve) >= 4 ~omb Mi ? + "i 7 1 + P Gani mu nN 2 2 Nee Gee tN Ge ft heen reduced to between $1.16 near $36.50 a hundredweight, {its service to the province 4 Eon "aities 0 s towers ae a , In February, for example, ers, the producer may bring |------ - 2 Horne Pit 1590 285 285 (285 5 farmers grossed about $38,000 ajsmall lots of hogs to the com-| BUSINESS € Marrien " ee ee is week more for their hogs than! mission's holding pens where} € Rambler : ' | . e \ H Bay Co 40 $16% 16% 16% cumstances without the com-|he may advise that he is ship- BRIEFS Coprcerp HB 733 $18% 8% 18% ' 7 ; 1 Cop Fields w imp Olt 158953 6383 mission ping, by truck or ra arge pF hg pie 144 144+ Ye| This month, prices have been lots LOANS INCREASE r] éstiane 0 "| Inglis 250 on, oxg" | within $1 of Toronto prices, in-| These large assignments are 7 ' . f Crowpet Ls Ee . inland Gas 125 i% % creasing the farmer's return by|sold en route and then delivered Daering 1 1 ~4l tniand @ w $00 / 5 to the buyer "which we believe ments of the Industrial Develop ; | dot ned : 18M 7A 998) 3900 900 about $4 a hog hased nr t efficient nd jeast|ment Bank on May 41 amounted hail oe a fo ne : Pv} IMC 25 $604 6% #4 -- 1} |commission differentials is the most efficient an st ito $282,870,839, an increase of Dome 200 949% 43% 43% Int Nickel 97 996% 9% 96% 4\- é 5 j . int Ut or 900 Gilt S1i6 21% + % s s approximately $3,000,000 during} t Syl! 6 825 «810 (810 . ' "4 re ae Fiat! iets Man's "| foo ee ean tt >" Ex» Provincial Treasurer 'fay, the bank reported Monday| @ peST O .OU. finned an re 4 y 2 james $f! 100 90% 8% 8% +% i in Ottawa Chrom ' GMC 2 dredweight differential between Monday's prices, for example,, Mr. Munro says this money | Power & Behe Herd Crp A 300 S4ile 4iih. A} 'and $2.3 Acting as agent for the farm-| farmers, al CG Arrow Hayes $f! 170 | y 14 r, ' ; ' e Red PB Husky. 0 W 300 615 os os ~2% \they would have in similar cir several lots are sold at once or € Red Pop ind Accept n 24 2 Outstanding loans and invest Donaida 2000 16% 16 164- in HO 9294 294 3914 \$7,095,158 from March 31 and Giant Yk 740 $1914 12% 12M Joftersen 105 831% Bi! 31% ; a 1 410 410 6 | . Siaey le iocey An ts Haat mn Involved In Bankruptcy CUSPUT BROWN Next year, there's no need to take a world tour. Because the world is coming to you. Canadian output of wheat ' i f their arts and corm = ae em Over 70 countrieare getting ready, right now, to bring you a dazzling array of their arts an dy tau Fin" 00 Som ain, 4 TORONTO (CP)--The royaljholder and a debenture-holder|flour in April totalled 3,315,000 greene rene, Pe ' By Granisie = 400 Lav F200 50 915 528 be redweight, @ decrease of 18 achievements. The place -- Expo 67, the extraordinary world exhibition at Montreal, iy 17 ; ' - , tlantic Accept-|in General Spray hundredweight, a , Gur, $000 10% 10 10% tae," sl ti ie a' | ones' Corp. Coa eee | Gencral Sprayie debenture is-\per cent trom' March and little To step into one of the fascinating national pavilions will be just like going abroad, with the Gunnar 205 Lite invest 100 $7% 7% 7% Hastings Leb Co A 100 $104 104. 1014 that a former Saskatchewan 'sue in 1962 was taken up by|changed from April, 1965, the atmosphere, the sights and sounds, the people, the music, the food and the fun. ooewre? 4 Lob Co 8 9m 91! im Won + ve provincial treasurer became in-|King, Fines, Mrs. Kathleen|Dominion Bureau of Statistics And as you go sightseeing from one country to another, each one will stamp your Expo Loeb M 7 4 ! fetta : said Monday in Ot Waciarn © as 828 38 1 evita ig 4 ns oS echelon ag ag Mla ng = ald Monsey 18 Olive passport with its own distinctive "visa". You never had @ souvenir like this before. Magna Bi $00 390 99 990 + 5 | runtey trolled by Atlantic president C STUDY GIVING But then, there never was a show like Expo before -- anywhere, Plan now to come Maher 900 $)2% 12% 124 + + " + ges----~ setsensin Int Bibis T Mass-Fer 100 $35 95 38 + OC C. King, a vice-presi-|P.. Morgan Canadian corporations appear to Montreal next year. At Expo 67, you'll see the world, Pgh og Melson A 180 839% 3512 39M Picesyen ye ens load rhe of Earlier witnesses said Gen-|split on the question of giving tren om , ate, : 1908 Sis 0 ia lAnnett and Partners, said he etal Spray and six associated|funds to political parties, a| weve ft 730 Moore *P? 3B tania ata. ate lhad recommended the deben-| companies in the lawn and ger.jsampling of oa aang | Moore 120 $8414 B4\4 8414 } 5 borrowed|Toronto by the Canadian Eco- Joute! Morse A 275 $20 «20 urchased by Clarence M,|den-spraying business } . Jowsey 8000 TH TST Moony. br" MONIs Bev 44% ~ Yel Pine os General Spray Services| more than $3,000,000 from Atlan-\nomic Foundation, a non-profit Ber Aad: ae ee Noranda 320 $525 52% SI -- 14) , tic before collapsing into bank-|research organization, indicates. | ly Ded 9 91800 66 | Nor Cl @ 898 $28 27% * + | Lid ' vs of 53 t ly-| Kid Coper 4 $ Nor Cl Op 198 2 8 : peituptey or receivership, The/It.says of 53 corporations reply } b Buteult 1" | Ont Steel i ny 4 % + % ~ 7 reo or ring yb commission is investigat-|ing to a auestionnsire on bi ' / { awe Y i --% ' nistr' ' " f revel! ; a : i y th » subject, 25 favor banning suc 4 Her will eed Reaping" ee ee ae oe "|Seskatchewan premier T. ( ll od roe nl ca pnd contributions by law, 24 support Le if . } = fesesonel " by Lowy} : Pow Corp 300 $11% 114 114 Douglas, was at that time last year giving funds and four expressed . j ) P| food, Fri Men bar Bua in a" tee "pretty well out of politics," he) '*°* > no opinion a f food. Martin ' | ; a teh ot os Uleald pat pe : iy ' ; And international food gy i "8 dg ig a ag +4! Mr. Fines was both a share DIVIDENDS CPR GIVES wiccrereggtnd ul /; f te 4 fe pa gy menage gh pd Rapid Gr A 100 8% BM ; The board of directors of Ca-| Vi ' oa 5 . Mentor Reichhold 25 $25V2 25% 25% } By THE CANADIAN PRESS |nadian Pacific Railways an i Ute % Pulao from india. Or ding in @ multi Romfleld to 140 NET EARNINGS Hahn Brass 14d., first Pre-inounced » dividend of $1.45 per ' ~_ : ; 4 ald ape pearl Ren Net Sxet Rothman ae nt = ferred 2244 cents, July'1, rec-lghare on ordinary capital stock : ; Repeat ce 8 belong, ave On ~" By THE CANADIAN PRE ord June 16 { f st Newson Salada Mi 3 Monday following a meeting 0' Newlund irl Png 2 2! 2) ~~ Chateau-Gal Wines Lid., year mage gpa Fag the board of directors in Mont Ce ts, July 15, record June 1. The dividend is payable} s $12 12 12% ended April 30; 1966, $330,192, 96) cen rea e div pay | th Shopper ct FJ ae He [cents a share; 1965, $283,950, 83) The Demiates @ Cunate Gen August 1, 1966, cos Grom, fre bel : Bt | 1808176 19% 1280 -- Ma cents, Sats i. coaek 'ane 90. ro the world, The intrl- mville p p) ee) eee | di Ad. d Ie d Q sate, isi " Fidel io oo Banff oll 144., three months | Occidental Petroleum Corp.,| oe, eer bene tafford 5 400 400 400 ended March 31; 1966, $119,901; | of Thailand's traditional Stato 2 0 11714 cents (U.S July 19, rec mew co, Oh ae A Bm + 111005, $95,017 Eno atl aay ably bong endo A 4 mF WAL Selene ' : music of Japan, Thom N P 16% 16a + V4) | Commonwealth Savings and . exciting, foot-stamping i 7 00 449) } > 6b | Fars Bin A Some tome lose 4 tal Loan Corp., common 6% cents, ' | rhythms of Eastern 1 ite | Tr Can PL $322 32% Nh + | June 30, record June 23. | Europe. Mariachis 0180 tense Ee 'Toronto Iron Works Ltd., from Mexico, The songs ror to ee | Yee $124 12% 12¥4 TORONTO (CP) Specula:\class A 15 cents, extra 15 cents, of the gauchos from Paramag 1000114 1114 11! Wek OW 345 413 tate 42% = 1a| tlves Propided most of the ac-\ July 1, record June 16, Argentina, Goris Meek | ele ee ee aeenite a drop sonnet, x : Weste'st Me 2 + "al change Monday despite a drop) j Peer| iB ih} 13 i" Pick "Crow s " | Weettel 33 FY Hs 4|in tempo in afternoon trading Watchdog Dept. | 150" it Bine Pom § , 4 } Weston ® 225 $2184 2144 21% among the active issues to Expo 67, Mon, it'll be a : 1 8254 Me 254 West Awt 99 810% 10% 10% " | Ps , > by 4 OF stent 5 Weedwd Ao 18 See re arte Leuvicourt, delayed about 25) Costs More Yearly | consecutive | a : aig he yt ody ond H re 0 $2444 24% 24% --- \4| minutes at the opening to match| | varterl = > ae haces teased Trinidad, limbo dancers trom arg | buy der OTTAWA (CP)--It's costing q y Trinidad, ancers { Sales to 1) a.m.: 640,000. ' 14 buy and sell orders, dropped | ' : Barbados. See how the limbo is lto 68 cents on 469,750 shares.|more each year to provide the DIVIDEND ie should be done, under @ flaming Ss RUT Selon align ng Em The stock opened at 76 cents| watchdog department that rides 101 6 shares | ' pole six inches above the cuore ie e Bonnar 00 298 208 928 vt |and reached a high of 77 before |herd on the spending of other 9 ere | peent. Try it yourself, if you're Roman vo + wo] Kerr 4 109 S17" Iie AH tM falling back government departments payable July 15,1966 rave enough. | oy . = | Uta Rene 900 $90 890 §90 Among other speculatives,|. Finance Minister Sharp gave to shareholders of en Ant ' 16 +20) | Norgold added 2 at 22 cents on} the information to the Commons record June 30,1966 Hes nw BONDS iiamerttsian™* P° 9 rate ater "Caurte : Silvmea ne DS 19 cents to 2.50 ag nt ye : J The U.S. contribution to Expo's overall Sees R = Industrials were fractionally RS shawes ee -- bee GUARANTY theme, 'Man and his World", will be a TORONTO (CP) -- ow anu, ncer Toons on wore aang cron tm dept) | TRUST tannin i dian bond market was off % to|advanced 14% to 49, CPR 1 ' : feative America , w hn 4 10) r , | Company of Canada % in quiet trading Monday. | 63%, Union Gas 1 to $4 and Al {well Henderson: $1,069,939 for before you the genius of our neigh' Triveg ss 128 oe 2 dey te te ante ay {the fiscal year 1961-62; $1,218,-| A.B. RAMSAY in the arts, their staggering technology ior Trin Chip 1000 1212 74) Short-term Government of C29 Aluminium % to 42%4. At-loag for 1969-89; $1,258,950 for| NX. General Manager j) and productivity. You'll see just how BA Catch the mood of the Far East, as you Tunara ? ; Canada bonds showed little|lantic Sugar fell 1% to 27% and) iuge.g4. g1 589.888 for 1964-85; | | the U.S.-plans to put men on the moon, Ss ' : sie & Chinese junk on @ sempan U -Bultegn % 2 \orice change. The 4%-per-cent|Bell Telephone % to 52 and $1.741.900 for 1965-66 | 4 You may even meet the astronauts, Bae e ¥ . Take a trip ina in gondola, West Mine {April 15, 1967 issue closed at} On index, industrials were up - - "-- a : ' } Look icebreaker, from Witiroy $09.10 bid and $99.15 asked. |.13 to 163.15, base metals .03 to . USSR, Spot dozens of foreign flags +1! Government of Canada 4%4-| 01.00 and the TSE .16 to 154.74 * ee Roses eee, of Wen i per-cent Sept. 1, 1983 issue was| Olds were down .53 to 174.53 (feaii™, : ' + hw around the world go Zenmac ms 90 jquoted at 86% bid and 86%) , ' : "! OILS. 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