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e TIMES, y 7, 1967 LO oh OH A EY OE He FP EH A Se Sh Sl h dl T di [Sees i Seen. Pen? ee Ag ; , % ) ares lashed In lrading ---- mee J ae : « se Sroceagaet al sana : 3 . Result In Bank Controversy Big Surplus Py iced | TORONTO (CP) -- Shares of|ally lower, snapping six consec- P iled Up oie TODAY'S STOCKS | susiness spoTuicHT org Mr 4g i ae By Canada ton *orp, were slashed in mod-|profit taking which also sent able. TORONTO, 10:40 AM. STOCKS | oo be wa tee erate trading Monday on the|prices lower at New York. ibu' y ales High Low a.m. Ch'ge e Toronto Stock Exchange in re- ' Toronto Stock Exchange--Feb. 7 cM 1 20 $5¥ 5M y . : IDU r -- , 'p)_C : . quciations in' cents Uniuasinarkel A OCRR ale an ae im % action to the Bank of Western|!NDU STRIALS LOSE .29 OTTAWA (CP)--Canada piled 1-Odd lot, | xd--Exalividend, | xr--Bx-| CPR Pan of te me te | Canada controversy. | The industrial index declined/up | an impressive surplus of s, xw -Ex-wa 4 50 $ll¥%e 1" Wy < ) ~ itv ftom 'previous beardiok chosing 'sale, | Cdn Sut sae ay | BIF slid 50 cents to $3.50 after|-29. to 160.41. Moore Corp. /$402800.000 in commodity trade 2 M | San Ue A: Oe. Se 1 1G touching a low of $2.80 and York -- off 114 to 93% and Mol- poppe ort 000 el nied errs as 6-225 $1BsBCSdB, I 7 son A 1 to 18%. R. L.. Crain} $10,000,000, 'or the first time INES | Caribbi 100 220 220 220 -- zambton, formerly Wellington|*°? : a = ode | re ry toe Net | GhetGal 228 $10h 10% 10% Financial Corp., lost 60 cents to|Sained 1%4 to 3714 and Canadian/the Dominion Bureau of Statist- 3 Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge, Chemcell 590 $13% 132 13/4 -- Ve '$9 after bein low as $1.75,|5alt 1 to 28. ics reported Monday. Clairtoe 455 $10 9% a -- Va $2 ig as $ : : No eli Re fe HUE ES Codville A 100 360 360 360 James Coyne, former gover-| Western o{1s continued to! Exports increased 17.1 per cere Om ee | Comins 495 $34 3a Whe | ae ; ; jnor of the Bank of Canada and|slide following the recent sale;cent to a record $10,267,815,000 an Moly We a ke ee ee ee VANCOUVER (CP)--The new, It would be impossible to take,chances must be taken in the|now president of the Westerniof oil and natural-gas leases in\from the previous high of $8.- Comput 215 $94 92 9 ; : 7 i * P 5 ne yey or 4 ib be ae4 Con Bidg 2500 145 140 145 + chairman of the Vancouver|one man and set him up as an extractive industries of B.C.!pank, said he was resigning| Alberta, The index tumbled 3.40 766,677,000 in 1965. Imports ad- ansit 1500 9% 9% 9% | on aga HH polage LR jeiacs Exchange likens the stock authority on every other engi-|"'and the exchange !s_ there!fom' boards of both companies |to 133.59. Canadian Superior fel'(vanced 14.3 to $9,865,000,000 in 7 Aree 10 355 355 355 +5] Con Papr p 580 $24% 24% 247%» market to a horse race, : jneer, : : merely to complete the trans-|pecause they were not following|?% to 28%4, Hudson's Bay %4 to/1966 from $8,633,400,000 the pre- ' ial ean a 1 | Gens Gas 240 $154 15% 15% | "You do the best policing job) Also until a production feasi-| actions. ae commitments given to Parlia-|25% and Central-Del Rio 14 to'vious year. Con Gas A -20$100 100 10 +% y, ma oF : . a | , d f He believes the VSE_ has na-| j i MIC Cop 800 105 103 103 | Corby vt 900 $264 26% 2612 you can," says Donald C. Mc-jbility report is prepared for at fot tie ie HF arasmige [ment concerning BIF's involve-/ 12%. DBS, not giving to tossing ad- Vs r 3, oT a8 D I i * 5 - s s-- s rad- | fe h Fast Avnor 2500 262 262 262 --1'| Coronatn 1000 Wa tse DENG Ost hi epeebguat hele ae tee the @ ee fa ork uated oni a place dor the ex. |ment with the Western bank. | Speculatives remained active jectives around loosely, de- MEL KRUGER Bankfield = 500124122 12'a+ % Cosmos 70 $il% i1% 1% -- {after that nothing goes wrong."'| ble to give the worth of a stoc pee | BIF, a financial holding/as Copper-Man eased 14 to 48!q/scribed the $402,800,000 trade pr 2 Pass Bethim 325 735 730 735 +5) Crush intl 190 $11% 11% 117 When it comes to policing,|--a price fixed only by the trad-|change of mining shares to the nae Finke | . : twises he i wrans ina?? R tati Bralorne $00 165 160 160 --5 ra ae ; : ie ae P : eat Pye i ; (company, controls York Lamb-|cents on 553,000 shares. Consol-|surplus as '"'a spectacular rise epresentative Pass Yash oon ala ote ota Gygnus A 335 450 450 450 particularly in the mining sec-|ing public. : _ jlevel of exchanges in Eastern!,, idated Red Poplar gained 3 to from the 1965 surplus of $133,- SUN LIFE td Can Keely 9500 11 toh tov -- M4] DIS! Sea $60 $37 37% 374 + | tOF, he. adds, all exchange per-| "Many igs hat ied fae interest currently is| The market moved fraction- 3244 cents on 491,000. 200,000 ° = 4 8% 834 5 : y \ s F ' See: i 4 i ee of dia Canter 2100-9199 Bie ah ane lee ae (pone. Fag is 4d goat tojin Britis tations adde Me wc icentered on the mine' "ihel | Om index, golds were off 1.98, To accomplish this, Canada Contre 2000 18 17 17 --2)! Dotasco 180. $21% 213% 2138 + v interpret the reports of engi-|were spect nS, SCGS MAT. DLC: | Se # , . | to 153.33. Base metals edged up,pared its perennial trade deficit Assurance Company le of th Captain 5000 21) 20-20 Dom Lime 100 250 250 250 +25 neers. Dermid, "And you can't blame|minute volume dries up, traders | Ss Cee nae K the 'Wal ve . ple of the Cassiar 300 $16 16% 16%--% Deseo CBee Bea ae Pe ar blic f Biv vhalk|take an active interest in the 16 to 90.13. Volume was 3,777,-| with the United States to $906, of Canada Let's say Cossian rt 673 ov 40 or Ben Abra, sas S194 1914 Jo : However, he admits that there the publ ic for buying cha lag enicD s 000 shares compared with 4,-300.000 from -- $1,012,300,000 in sar nig chimo Oe em ele ee ee Sin ute Sy catalogs raeeg Tn 1966, the VSE mining trade , TORONTO (CP)--The Canad- 299,000 Friday. |1965, And it improved its trad- | HOME: BUSINESS: > sas extile eee) ve that can a vy untraine os ala ener ' oh i " ' . : be '. ane i nd. Dum on am 25 as ns 251° Supont beta Sy oh + Va pebple |MAY BE BIG WINNER was worth $241,900,000 compared jan bond market was up one Declines ou tnumbered ad-/ing Position with those areas | 723-7900 725-4563 which you Conl 500 60 © | Emco 30 $15 15 (15 ° : : . fe A ; eighth to one-quarter point in \.nces 245 to 193 with 247 issues OUlSide of Commonwealth and the ques- Conkey 50 pA Sh Exquisite 250 $7%* Te. 7% Mr. McDermid says he does! "If you carry through and |with primis gad industrials. | Gderate trading Monday iene? i 0 193 with 247 issues preferential - rate countries Faicon 2145. $89% 89 89% ink answer is iring'make a win, you make a big} Mr. McDermid, a city invest- vs unchanged. dete eee : gil cha € ran tts0 2M 68 4s FPE Pion 200 34 doe trae Se engneer ih iNapek port vn i * linent firm, succeeded Allan) Short - term Government of PRESS <i poet Eon Nichol 1000 i in i | FPE Pn pr 150 $60 . Fa FH sie for the exchange. The chairman says many|Thompson of Richardson Securi- Canada bonds were generally he queen, Chartier IR Me Te | Ey 8 a Me it It << ties Ld, as VSE chairman, unchanged wth ihe #¥-ercent! T wet ent , 5 33 32 2 ----V x ac ict, ' 7, issue closing at o get you Comet | FPS RS | ere te | NEWS IN BRIEF |APPROVES SOME SECRECY 99.65 bid and 99.70 asked. om Tp Bh As Cee ee ar on oe _ Mr. McDermid defended the' Long-term Canada and_pro- s ® : ' . l ° ceo ual hand, Crowpat 1000 14th 142 WUh-- va) GLW Life 25 $67% 672 67" SEES 25 YEARS' GRACE (48, of Fredericton, one of Can- sag oy ef Ta tall develo, Vincial bonds ended the day up 1 ul ate Ss youl IUSTNESS he rai oun Ria He teak eee Guer Trst 200 $10% 10% iv3%2--% LONDON (Reuters) -- Field|ada's outstanding figures in pees seathGabatety A ae % to % point with the 4%4-per- : uanbinds setae cm na Herd' Corp M0 $35 35 45 Marshal Lord Montgomery saidjnursing, died in hospital Mon-| wer the public's questions as eg oe alee vag oF TORONTO (CP)--York Trust et y x Discovry x0 V8 18 18 Hawker S 560 470 470 470 {Monday night China will not bej|day. Dr. McLaggan was na-| "k vement. {2194 Did and 8914 asked. shea ' i ve | eda U Ol Bonraine 2500 i a a2 --2| Hays Dna 225 $9% 9% 9% la danger to world peace for 25|tional president of the $6,000:1°° senor et ane Me elecen it Day-to-day money traded at/27d Savings Corp. Ltd. has liqu- | e rr return East Sull 1150 600 595 600 Home A 670 $237% 237% 2378 ; It will take a long time/member Canadian Nurses, As-| How can deals be closed if/,,/ ner cent i idated some short-term invest-| | the con- Frobex 1442 430 425 425 --5 | Home B 260 $25'2 25¥2 25% -- 4 SCOTS. 1 WI ss raha very |sociati direc : of th there is complete disclosure' |"? : : ments to have cash on hand as} ~ _) . 5 2 sti : Gnt Masct 1000 127 127 127 +2) Horne Pit 330 285 295 285 --s for China to develop a delivery|sociation and director of the) i. considers Walter Gordon's| Treasury bills were un-|. 'ca awaine thin ae e XV IaH SIOTI stion is Giant Yk 325 900 900 900 +5) H Bay Co 710 $16% 16% 16% system f lear weapons,! University of New Brunswick ; ; a hedge against possible unusu e e © dra 500 3 = 1 | HB Oll Gas 838- $2586 2516-2599 yi System. FOF nuclear" weapons, | ~ ca OB See f so-called economic nationalism|changed at 4.60 per cent for). Ponce withdrnwale Alay. \ this from Goldray 83 8383 1 S80 254 2558 -- Ve 473 3 -view,|School of Nurs : ally heavy withdrawals, Alex-} nd, Gradere 000 27 (26 2614 | Husky ol 25 $134 13% 13% he said in a television interview. |Schoo Nursing. la prime threat to the province's both 91-day and 182-day bills. ander Crate, its new president | '3 randroy n D0 WD + | usky pr zi 49% 49% 49%, a | z ss lfuture sareitescsniannassieninsenstininpnsaosts i 9 ats < ' lo before Granisle 400 655. 655 655 --10 | Husky C pr 250 $55¥4 Sv 554+ % NURSING LEADER DIES | SEND MORE TROOPS pe eet ' | said Monday. s attempt we. ik kh. | eee Bee eo am | SAINT JOUN, NB. (CP)--| WELLINGTON. (Recto) <i] one re rca n| NET EARNINGS. |..'¢, declined to specity, the) leclarer's Hard Rock 500 10° i0 10 | Imp Lite 25$175 175 175 Dr. Katherine Eva McLaggan,|The New-Zealand. Press Asso*}mo ee oo nasty and. b...S} sum involved but said it is '"'not| best way Headway 2000. 24% 24 24 | Imp. Oil 694 359% 59% 59% ee z ~ latins eee New Zeal nd ' rab |mines have been put into busi- By THE CANADIAN PRESS /a large, staggering amount." | Heath 3000 8 «8 B +%| Imp Tob. 7250 $l4% 14% Vala jclation says New Zealand prob-iness in many instances by Ja-| ; , : Parle | Th Sawada' : by ana- Hieh Bt 400 875 870 875 45°) IMd Accept 150 $25% 25\8 25% -- % a jably will send more troops to) 2 ace money. he i: Quebec Natural Gas Corp., 12|, York Trust, Canada's fifth y one. Huds Bay-----200 "370% 70% 70 +34) 1d Adhes 215-38 eee Unethical {South Vietnam later this year.) = : months ended Det. 31: 1966, |!argest trust company, is one of lude that ie oer ; ey a i ae | ils 1086 $102 10% 10a |The news agency quotes author- | $2,157,062; 1965, $2,130,545. iat tag . oberd eee ee by recisel I30 200 147 47 147 --1| Inland Gas 625 $94 9% 914--% . itative sources assaying the| s ritish Internationa inance i easily sooty Te ee] ay rea a *" Sales Practice comey win sends nite com. STOCK MARKET shot ana save 9s? 144, 8/(Canada) Lid consider Ker Add 255 $11 1M 11% Oe ia ee |pany now posted in Malaysia) TORONTO (CP) -- Shares of| $591,801, 49 cents a share: 1965,| DIF became involved in the| IDB loans have helped thousands of small and K A 33, 139 9" x in el 5 $96 y ~ ' ee ry Sonceal ' | iba Dabted | rf ' "cur m yersy ver } ' . . Py ree, pre K Anacon 233. 139 139 139 Int Nickel 215 $96 9% 9% + % RONG (CP)--Beltone ofjand a paratroop unit. |companies involved in the con-|s419'711; 39 cents. current controversy over the) | . t.odium-sized Canadian businesses to enlarge or est card. Lab Min 7110 $29 Intpr Pipe 637 $92 9148 92 +38 Toronto, a firm which sells] A nee ee Oe |troversy over the Bank of West-| ¢ i I N Bank of Western Canada when : : pares a wer Lowe sm 1s 1s 1s 41] lv Gr A i00-$0% tom 40 hearing aids, Monday was ac-| WAS CHIEF SURGEON [ern Canada fell in stock trading Pan bp 1988 gti $1 ao James Coyne, president of the modernize their facilities to meet the demand for u + nv Grp 0. $10% 10% 102 + % » O wae 4 * i ec. 31: , $5,241,348, $1.11 a ; 4 . ; ; i ringondy! i te a ey coe 20h I ah 0 cused of using unethical sales) Fidler a © heen eed ; jes Share; 1965, $4,207,312, 91 cents ver gli letly Ang Ry lg their goods and services. We invite you to discuss the ~ e | i ; services ; y E. Ross, ard hit were two companies|" ° ~' sad trast | s las 3 ; ; A he would Louvicrt 2000-17" 17'4 17%4--1la) Labatt 9057 $214 21% 214 [practices by James Trotter, (I~) sieaene daenlil i , ale He said the company, which financial needs of your business with us. which is Macdon 1000 25 25 «25 LOnt Cem 1210 $5" 5 Parkdale) in the legislature |former surgeon-in-chief at the|which have a large share in the | ding. Macleod 2200 45 3636 Lambton 760 440 440 440 Monday Montreal Children's Hospital!new bank--British International DIVIDENDS jhas a large bloc of Western from the angen JID Sieh 15% 1254 -- Yl wiley 205 sibis 1814 184 Among cases he cited of pers-|and a pioneer in "blue baby'|Finance (Canada) Ltd. and bank shares, was not following as three ae ven tl oa oe oe Levy B pr Jo0 320% 20% 20% -- "ong who have bought hearing| operations, will be held here to-|York Lambton Corp., formerly) gy THE CANADIAN PRESS peosigg och ice to ionir rf 00 50 50H ° ea Th Th Betis ; " | 4 2 Ss Jelli i i z A Fs Hgts . {ment during debate on grantin nor less. Mest Min 100.115 115 115 --1| bob CoB 125 sea 8 aie +%\aids from the company were an day ant ace performed the|Wellington Financial Corp. Ltd. Falconbridge Nickel Mines\ine bank's Fee g | . d spades Mind! 00 15 «1815 | Lob G Apr 50 $27 27 27 --slold-age pensioner' who paid $35\hospital's first operation on a} James Coyne, president of a | : m.) That Mult-aal (9520 13419134 +B) Leh M875 Sieve sav et Wikows tir 5 hearing aid without |"blue baby" -- a child with a|Western bank and former gov- oe Hd cents, Feb, 28, record) wr Crate said the contro-| : I 1A his thir- rig aoe Piette sua vy) MB Ltd 395 $28Ve 28Ve 28'% |being told the full price was|congenital heart abnormality in\ernor of the Bank of Canada,|**": °: lversy does not affect York Rien fas 3" B* S22 tence, Wi dios 108 fb + wl gap and an elderly woman who| 1940 tesigned from the boards of| tateruational Nickel 70, cents Trust DEVELOPMENT BANK 4 snong wo Mass-F 1746 $24% 24% 24% + aid $150 for a hearing aid) |both companies Friday, saying|(U.5.), Mare » recor eb.! He succeeded Sinclair Stevens so uote y peede ee tO ma mec % Si eos which yao when she dropped NAMED TIME EDITOR /neither was living up to com. |2 as president of York Trust two| TERM FINANCING FOR CANADIAN BUSINESSES nly bes ae no nn Moore. x5 $21 2) 21 lit the same day. The firm tried] NEW YORK (CP)--Canadian-|mitments made to Parliament| Placer Development Ltd., one|weeks ago. Mr. Stevens, presi- but be- Newner 200 8 8% 82+ '4| Morse A 225 $224 224 2h to sell her a more expensive|born John T. Elson, 35, has been|When the Western bank wasjredeemable pref. share, parjdent of BIF, also is chairman TORONTO, ONT.; 250 University Avenue -- Telephone: 368-1148 probably N Que Ragl 100 $45 545 645 +5 Nvrehy one ae oe aid the next day. named a senior editor of Time|seeking its charter. __. |value $1, for each five common /jof the Western bank. over the Leal aged pele: aah aah bit Dane Ho Arey 1 Mr. Trotter said he would/magazine in charge of its| BIF is the parent of York |shares held, March 17, record] York showed assets of $91,- 3-4-3 dis- Normetal 735 440 460 460 +10 | Ning Strue 25 $274 27% 274+ % give two names of those who|cinema, education, religion and | Lambton. Jeb. 24. 000,000 in its last annual report. ave five bg oO AP PIR Norande, tap Seose sor, seit _.,|had written to him about their|theatre sections. Elson is a son| BIF fell 50 cents to $3.50 a uld give Mortneal 00 3% 33. 33 +1| Nor Ctl@ 1000 $4 14 14 dealings with Beltone to the at-|of Robert T. (Bob) Elson, Win-|Share after being off as much also im- Northgat 461 B10. 605. 805 Her CG p M75 $26% 26 26 -- Weitorney-general's department on/nipeg and Vancouver newspa-|aS $1.20 during the day, while . Coates mas $1 10% 10% -- Ww! ONt Steel 825 $B 8 request. per man who joined Time in| York Lambton declined 60 cents ; that Orchen 265 as 350 250 ---5 plese Ba tH bed oS Emile Harvard, a ee the mid-1940s and now is writing|to $2. tino 215 935 935 93! 5 a : ti ; : : Hae per'it, Bo 1 Bm A] Pee raw ce Sua 'sn*--s lnnonc interview that the comp. [after a quariercentury as one| i500, SHARES TRADED oe Posriens. 'oo 13 13 43 4 M4] Pow Corp 300 $114 11% Nm + Me P oh d sold 12,000 hearing aids alter @ quarter-century as one) BIF was the second most act- st wing Pick crow 2210 20 20 2 Price Com 225 $138 13% 134 | | ANy TAC sold lt, ng als of the company's senior execu-|ive industrial issue at the Tor- ids back Pine Point 540 $1914 494 oqgae 30 aM oe wae but received only 10 Se oneness tives and foreign correspond-|4.t9 stock Exchan ge, with: 15,« i 260 $31% 31% 31% -- ea : : : : to which hee 100 313% 13% 13% + Ve Reein® 4 ie one Pete i i proonal ents, 000 shares traded. Last Friday este Siem "Sep wo us te +5) RoNeawell 700 20°20 "200° -- |t9 proclaim two bills, passed by| GRANTS TOTAL $160,000 |BIF traded only 1.300 shares, 2 6 % jan 225 $11% 11% 11% re fe vs i ihe qu r. Coyne's resignation was Bae . SY astord 3000 70 70 70 Rothman 210 $78 28 2g |the 1966 session, designed to! OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada'slannounced after the stock Quemont 100 $10 10 10 --¥Ye| Royal Bnk 340 $747 74% 74%4-- | protect consumers. four forest hool "h will :ALLY rpenieal BS J ee Salada 385 $10% 10 10 bill ides for "the pro- |{0Ur, forestry schools each willlmarket closed. tling ice Rio Algom 104 $244 24% 2414 i ih ae ok a oa one paggeith - ee receive $40,000 in federal grants} York Lambton traded 5,000 ye Be 26% pes We tow) Elie BB Els BBs 2B tection of buvers om consume his "year for research te|shares Moma y, about ie of Tor: Ryanor smo tis 1 1 +1 | Biel Cen. Be Sw 286 Be ae of thi conte OF Ghedit!" forestry department. announced |times its normal amount. 300-mile ae ie Be eB +2) Siiverwd A 200 $1514 15% 15% -- ta The other would establish a Monday. The schools are at the) Western bank shares are not it drive Fre 1470 450 445445 Simpsons 10 $8 Me 2M) er protection hureau University of New Brunswick, |listed on the exchange, but can penalty Silvrtids 500 320 320 320 Shae sh Gea ne E . P *__|Laval University, the University|be bought through brokers. ) sedan. sibma ae ak ae aa Stattord 10 BBS 32s 32s | : = Kf ae Podag University|They were quoted on the so- sane ee ae ee ae a On ree of British Columbia. called unlisted market at $11 N th A i Lif rt th Pvrine Siege Rn 0 S85 0 +8) Teg a BF Me Nassau Companies PLANS. WAR ON CRIME |bid and $12 asked, compared or merican Lite reports more than 4 Thd CGip 210 $422 422 42% . ari hlatithiake 53 i -- Teore" foo 22% 224 224+ M4) TomN E19 sw dow owt! Trading Banned | WwAsHINcToN (AP)-- Presi. Lo i diame aig a Vel Tribeo. 2100 2 lie 2 =4 Traders A 650 $10% 102 10a-- Vw dent Johnson called on the U.S.| York Trust and Savings and Tundra Ca ie ee Trader 65 w 400 200195 200 +10 | TORONTO (CP) -- The On-|Congress Monday for a massive|Corp., another in the family of Cathari- U- Mining | 2133 2004 204 208 || Trcan PL 638 $28 27% 28 |tario Securities Commission has effort to combat crime "with|BIF-controlled firms, also is ints U Buffadn 3500 4612 46 46 Tera yee ae an |banned trading in shares of/every means at our command."|quoted on the unlisted market. ---- Un Keno 250, 950, 950, 980, | TruWall £25 240" 20249" "| OBSCO Corp. Ltd., registered in| Johnson proposed to throw at/Its shares were $4.75 bid and : Uren ee at' en a = 4 | UnAtc ae 800 aes ats as |the names of three Nassau com-|jeast $50,000,000 into a program|$5.25 asked, compared with 5 Wilco $00 3h 39 30 + Wo) On Gare Te Sr are tie w[pames and two officers, includ-lto help states and cities in ef-|$4.50 bid and $5.50 asked Fri- _ ey ee a or a1 Une Ol ma ing James I. Moses, president. |forts to uproot crime. day. Zenmae 1500 26 26 26 U Corp B 400 $11%4 11%4 11% + %| The OSC said Monday brokers . he dL a Rca ace Re OE Yee ate ae vous "Sone + wp(licensed in Ontario are forbid- [ OILS, GAS ve G Tr la $144 4% 14% den to trade in the owed hd j ureen 30 330 330 +10 ithe companies and individuals. ° ° ° ' dm'teve 10 ti Tim M+ ws Wakegw" 7a dit ite iy || The three companies are Tile of life insurance on the lives of its policyholders N Banff 325 $144 14 140 | Weldwod 250 $9%e 98 Ve Investments Ltd., Pool Invest- gS rete,, 1a se ag | Mane © oleh BE Me Ze 475 Iments Ltd. and Stockwell In-/ EQUITABLE LIFE REPORTS € Gridoll 120 630 630 be | | Wace Ms s7¥e oh 27% + ve|vestments Ltd. The other com-| CWomests 100 225° 448 aes om 8 eae pany official is Aaron Gold. | €an's06'0 its 36% 28» 2856 -- Ye Weston A m0 signe Ww at "\""The OSC said the order was 1966 INC RE ASES North American Life Assurance Compan Cent Del 1805 $12% 12 12%--'%| Weston B 520 $2114 214 21% iv se th pany HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 86TH ANNUAL REPORT given because there had been 5 : ' C East Cr 2100 50 50 50 Wstn 6pr 4102 102 102 ss , ; 6 1965 has been protecting the lives of Canadians C West P 300 155 155 155 Woodwd A 120 $24 24 24 no filing of information con- 196 " falta : i Dynamic | S50 177 175.175 -- 8 | Zenith 210 205 205 205 --8 |cerning the company's activi- a RNS since 1881. During tyat long period of time New Individual Assurances gb agg ie ie ae A %| Sales to 11 a.m.: 757,000, ties ys a ban was Reged ASsetS...seeccesseceees $ 59,605,301 $ 55,128,651 the Company has earned the reputation of and Annuities $ 357,008,291 int Heli 21333 400 390 400 «+30 by aacimeeearen agains ne three companies and) "Solid as th + " ry tat seer ee eeeeeeeees ' f Dy Mill City , 3250 227 220 220 -- $ FOREIGN TRADING fees individuals because they) Income.............+++ 11,447,907. 10,292,330 e Continent." This solidity, Increase $15,062,575 ' 1062, combined with the ability to develop Nat Pete ~ 1000210 210 210 --10 | Un Keno 1300 405 405 405 --$ | ~ control the company. ee' Cont 200 «81 8) 81 | enercenteepninks -- | . Re . _ ich a a, || cee peer em... Obecd -- formerly On teri] Payments to ws ai tha | el ahh i i gi ha MR et her.' Numac wooo "ip "ip 19 +18) been advised thal he iene com | Beauty Sales Of, distributed Policyholders......... 4,887,512 4,351,154 | service, has led to the establishment of INTOPOD. iss csc cess ccesss Su lbOeDeDS Ke Peruv 100 205 205 205 --I5 | panies have entered into underwriting |beauty equipment and supplies | | new records in 1966. These i z about Beir Fie eg a | Gat SeeIOUIY arora ok ust Gare | tO. beauty salons across Canada. Surplus Funds.......... 4,434,985 3,880,589 individuak salen ocala sp ehayde Increase $420,320,512 +10 | ies bi der distributi i pee ' 4 ' : nd may Provo Ges iss 0 is as '| tent sanrough the facilities of the] | New Business | assets and benefit payments to policy. 'Total Income.........sssss+0..$ 96,975,859 + | : | soe tous a Scuny. Rn " $2) 21 21 %4] Angi American Molybdenite, Ast] PRODUCE Individual........... 42,262,853 35,229,258 | holders and beneficiaries. Dividend allot- Increase $4,421,316 s &§ ines Ltd., indore ions, n t : thyroid sproret pe sey wn sont eon Suthene Parelnumin can Nisto| TORONTO (CP) -- Wholesale Sal | ments were also the highest in the 86-year- Benefit P ts ind th U Canso 900 285 285 285 Mines, Con-Shawkey Gold Mines, Con-/+q retail carton eggs average Grou ales | old history of the Compan Enhanced enetit Paymen gon Yee ee eo Mant Mines LAIST Graces minesr in | wel a and Increases 126,174,766 111,260,253 | hiding and Provisions $ 76,956,204 - mouth IALS Pee ae inte deleee nies a (aan| wolghted prices quoted by +8 | seeKes 174, 260, | Protection, the modern concept of life in- ' "pe ee 996, ly one ; y Jalen Ltd. Jon-/ department of agriculture as 0 : 4 i | ; ; : Increase $2,282, oa INDUSTR! oo. smith Mines, Lake-Osu Mines, Min-lnronday: A large 47.4: A med-| Business in Foree....... 776,639,789 628,060,367 suranceedesigned by North American Life, make ious "om fas a" | Nite dime mer iene um 4.6; A small 361. | a taterest Earned 6.00% 5.88% eter ia Rcd ne Alta G $90 90 «90 'i , ines Lta,| Eggs: Wholesale prices to et Interest La 00% 88a 'or over new individual sales. Sacre Algoma st z Ei ou CPi sigh United Ae. ns hee tas looney stations fibre cases These iene in strength reflect the idaacaicdsdelnnil lid d -- Aen er wou ae | ee brid Ble ec tbe wc? ang When ecalo of dividends , confidence of those who hold over 257,000 _--Net Earned Interest Rate 5.11% ee ee ee | ; rade from wholesale egg deal- e scale of dividends to policy- FUN RTEE As 1 sey damages Arc 3 Ste tise te F 4 I t pcre: Extra large 41; large 38- hold i nye individual policies and 247,000 group AVEL Asbestos "a0 $2384 234 2304 OFrelgN INVESTMENT 39; medium 32-33; small 26-27; olders was increased in 1966. certificates, all of whom are benefiting A copy of the complete Annual Report for all sup A H70 $20 194 194 : bets ge ees Aenean This is the seventh increase in from the progress of the Company. the year 1966 is available on request. ~ veo $334 334 33% + Ma | Ss: RS peak (8 oe Gaon" Waming Sounded stabilization board tenderable the past nine and a half years. A $592 5914 S912--} TAG < sp) |carlots: Buying 40 score 59; Bsi'"rhne sh Samse ase ase --4| NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)|iving 39 score 58: selling 61. NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY Bow Valy 100 s10% 10% 10 + ve|State Secretary Judy LaMarsh|_--~ J The 'table is @ mutual compan i 2 : y Sram yi sing ios roa + w{called on Canadians Sunday tof Fo Equi isa mu pany. Leader in the North American way of Life for 86 years BA Oil 405 $35 347% 35 jseek economic independence | ee Piha igh tee at ae 'from foreign investment. NORTHAMPTON, Eng- 3 ), Bus ' --.| Miss LaMarsh told about 150|land (CP)--A landlord faced a VE a . Mon- Bc Phone $00 oo --1 convention delegates of Civitan|telephone bill for more than RO fECTIO b eit: i G. Camozzi C.L.U Mana er Upper Br Intl Fin 330 370 370 370 +20 [Taso snatiqnal it is "'basicall aay' ile: wi : = - g Burns Fds| 174 $1314 13% 134+ {international it is 'basically un-|}£400 for one day's calls when Py ' tawa). CAE Ind $50. $912 92 92 |sound"' for the Canadian econ-|a vindictive tenant locked him- & UITABLE IFE Suite 219 W., Oshawa Shopping Centre porta- co tice Plat ote ee, wiomy to rely as heavily as it|self in a room with a telephone | led. Can Bread 2130 $11 10% 11 |does on foreign investment. and went. on a dialling spree. WNSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA l Sysstat a lade ed +*! Over a long-term period, such |He sent calls and cables all over J D Cambrid M er Can Pi 280 $12 «12~«212 a situation might prove danger-|Britain while the post office | e and AVE cst mM aie Sit HS jous "to our political independ-'couldn't make up its mind about M. G. agg pied cco Manager ° ° g ' g in Brew Ms Ye te "e re} ' ' , : ul ing © Che }) 8 ence. jcutting him off. A policeman . ' ¢€ Curtiss" a wy 1 Big +1| She said talk of greater, sce, selva' - problem with a pair | 86 King St. East, Oshawa a we SS --'\nomic independence for Canada |of pliers but the landlord had to} Ind Gos 334 $12 12 12 ' REE camer i! a50 pitts 10m 186 lis not antAmerican, , £200, : \