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Malt | Can on Brew C imp Bnk clk ul CPR C Petrotin | Caribben | Chemeell Clairtone 4 BH s § 50 $10 ? $58 mm $154 70) $574 1% 9% 54 5% $30% 30% $5 NG $21 4 $304 % Sve + Ve Ve 6 + "4 Li "* 0 7m + Ve m+ 80 2% 53 624+ Va 2790 + Va 55a + 46\4 om Va 10% S 6 mia 2 + ve a 19% WM 1" 8 Va 2am Me no 10 17% V+ % » 10 ? 2 6 as 8 15a 150 57% S57 + Ve a a +2 200 RY Kt? 20 ci N 12% Bhd 430 FRE Pn pr rl Gen Baker GL Power 105 400 soe tg 800% ore 30% 7% 7% $30%4 $180 b) $21" 21% a $34 334 $374 se 6 se 8 $lé\e "nt a '|| TORONTO (CP)--Argus Corp. 4|stealing cattle and sheep by "!lands, of inland Queensland. BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT \Ltd.'s profit for the year ended Nov, 90 was 13-per'cent higher than last. year, the Toronto- based company said Sunday. Profits rose to $7,307,143 from $6,480,099, Share profit was 66.6 eénts on the class C and Com- mon, compared With 56:8 cents last year. Argus is a specialized invest: ment company whose policy is to jinvest the major portion of its |funds into few enterprises. The company said holdings in 'Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. were increased by 100,000 shares and Massey- Ferguson Ltd, by 330,000 shares during the year. Investments with a market value of $168,601,134, which cost it $84,839,560, were made up as follows: 400,000 shares of Brit- ish Columbia Forest Products Lid. worth $7, 700, 000; 2, 400,000 Rustlers Get Cattle | By Hundred BRISBANE, Australia (Reu- ters)--Gangs of rustlers using} fast, modern transportation are | the hundred in the vast grass- The state police have trebled! their stock investigation squad to 12 men, But with an area) shares of Canadian Breweries Ltd, worth $15,600,000; . 1,900,000 shares of Dominion Stores Ltd. worth $33,725,000. Other investments included: 2,475,000 shares of Domtar Ltd, worth $41,146,875; 800,000 shares of Hollinger Gold' Mines Ltd. worth $16,600,000; 1,980,000 Profit For Argus Corp. Up 13 Percent Over 1965 shares of Masséy-Ferguson Ltd. worth $41,382,500. The company said the net asset value of class C and Com- mon shares was $14.82, down from $19.55 & year ago. The market value of all investments last year was $202,806,159 and cost $75,242,853. Bleak Future Foreseen For Big British Dailies TORONTO (CP)--Lord Thom- son says the future for most of the mammoth: national . daily newspapers in Britain is bleak, with possibly only four or five of them surviving. The Canadian-born publisher arrived in Toronto Saturday for a month's rest at the home of his daughter. In an interview, Lord Thom- son said that of the 11 major dailies in Britain, seven are losing money and the economics of the business dictate that only four, possibly five, can survive. He said much the same situ- ation exists among the Sunday newspapers and concluded: "Obviously, there are many national newspapers Britain," He said that advertising rev- enues comprise 50 to 75 per icent of the newspapers' income and the advertising dollar is spread too thin. He also sajd restrictive union practices "add to the problem. But the major difficulty, in |his opinion, is the government's two in than they used to because the contain more news. TOTAL SALES DROP Combined sales of Britain's national newspapers dropped -in the last 10 years to 15,000,000 from. 17,000,000 daily while the Sunday papers dropped to 24,- 000,000 from . 28,000,000, He sees no relief from gov- ernment economic pressure for at least another year, but still is planning expansion of the plant at The Sunday Times that will allow developing the paper to 92 pages, 72 of them in color, The plant now is capable of pro- ducing only 64 pages, Referring to a labor dispute that is holding up the start of two new regional newspapers he plans for the London area, he said two unions are battling for jurisdiction and holding up the whole process, He said both want 13 men employed to run presses that in Canada would require five men. papers today are larger and T Acklands Buy Group Ut Firms WINNIPEG (CP) -- Acklands Lid. of Winnipeg says it has purchased the Western Cana- dian distributing companies owned by the Booker Group of London, England, The Booker Group firms, con- trolled through Edmonton-based Prairie Pacific Distributors Ltd, are Bowman Brothers Ltd., Ca- nadian Electronics Ltd., Gillis and Warren Ltd., Lone Star Auto Electric Services -- Ltd,, Taylor, Pearson and Carson Ltd,, Western Warehouse Dis- tributors Ltd., Western Auto Rebuilders and Motor Car Sup- ply Co. Ltd, Acklands, a Canadian - con- trolled corporation, is a dis- tributor of supplies for the auto- motive, industrial, electrical and welding trades, Also purchased was a group of Canadian companies owned by the major shareholders and- or directors of Acklands, The new acquisitions include. H, C. Burton Co, Ltd. of: Hamilton, K and M Hardware Co. Ltd. of oronto, Lee-Bern Electronics Ltd, of Winnipeg, Johnson ap-| pliances Ltd., McLennan, Me- Feely and Prior Ltd., Western} Agencies Ltd., Fred C, Myers Ltd., and Major Appliances Ltd. all ot Vancouver. Three Killed In One Family MINDEN, Ont. (CP)--Three |members of a family were killed Saturday when a pickup truck in which they were riding skidded off Highway 121 and rolled into the ditch near this community, 40 miles northeast of Orillia. Dead are Bertram Charles Hicks, 63, his wife, Elizabeth, 62, and their daughter, Mrs. Muriel Francis, 27. All were from Lochlin, Ont,, 10 miles east of Minden, Mines Minister Jean-Luc Pepin in opposition to Trans-Canada line looping through the United ment. after representatives of the United Steelworkers Union of America presented a brief asking that the route from Al- berta .to southern Ontario be dered if the regional interest the. situation." representative of the union, said the group's main concern was that a shortage of natural gas may develop in northwest- ern Ontario, resulting in a detri- mental affect on the iron and) other mining operations in the area. | | that Canada's interests are fully! Pipeline Brief Seen As Gruage ATIKOKAN, Ont. (CP)-- said Saturday a brief presented Pipelines Ltd. plans for a gas States appeared to contain a "regional grudge." The minister made the com- all-Canadian. He said he won- "has affected your appraisal of Henry Gareau, international "T'd feel much better if some! sort of fact- finding committee could be set up,' * he said, | Mr. Pepin assured the union| j\tario gas consumers, ry THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 19,1966 33° protected 'in the agreement and financial penalties served as a guarantee that Trans - Canada would like up to its undertak- ' ings. He said a contention in the brief that northwestern Ontario}' is using 60 per cent of the gas now available from Trans-Can- ada's line is not correct. An ac-' curate figure would be about 20 per cent. The union is in opposition to a line which would cross the Prairies, dip into the United States and then come back into Canada to serve southern On- Mr. Pepin said a Trans-Can- ada promise to start a loop through northwestern Ontario by 1970 depends on market growth. 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Tancord Texaco Tor Om Bk inland G Ag r Milt Brick Mont Tr Moore Nebrs Dig Royal Sal rat Bok + Paving Can od S\ée 16" 6a w 4&7 & 20 S92 Mh 92+ Ve 27% 27% Ih 4S = S19 19% 19% uw 8 | + 100 250 #0 200 wo $0 250 450 wo 100 wo 140 202 Lo) 1900 275 275 275 --W a » 7 S19% SS at 6a 7 na sv' + 8% I Ih M & 4 ~~ S194 194 Wa -- va! 9S $i0'4 10 1 yeahs $10 $25Va 258 ta + " © @ @ +10 m5 MS mS 2s 64 2M 29 7 7M 125 125 S25 25 wo 190 3 wo |NEED NEW STOCK jthese areas find a ready mar- | ket, stock are hundreds of miles away. Commenting on a theft which involved the disappearance of 1,500 sheep and 300 cattle, the | ueensiand minister of justice, . R. Delamothe, said the rust- tn racket appears to be plan- from a central master organization, Tt has become a widespread problem through Queensland and. is rapidly increasing. Delamothe appealed to mag- istrates to impose harsher pen- alties on convicted rustlers, The worst attacks by rustlers have been in areas where the 1965-66 drought has broken and ranchers are having re-stocking problems. Sheep and cattle in Small ranchers in southwest Queensland have reported losing as many as 3,000 sheep each. The rustlers, including skilled ranch hands accompanied by dogs, round up livestock near) a road well away from the! ranchhouse and buildings and make good their escape by Pore 4 TRADI ae iis SS ves - 1% +3 103 2 Sell as 4 MS + sv" Wh ee 2 5 8 2 1 nv 1% 14+ Mwy 3 the papers to break even." Thomson said he would like to see the newspapers in- crease their prices. in an at- tempt partially to overcome the lost advertising revenue, Popu- lar British dailies now sell for fourpence (5 cents) and the most expensive quality paper, The Times, for sixpence. Lord Thomson owns The Sun- day Times, which sells for nine- pence. 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