The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

WA TIMES, yrucry 15, 1967 IGE ' BECKER der in Masters' ipionship Play) North East 1¢ Pass 5h Pass -- queen of of a partner- ll in bidding fantial rewards slam bidding e concentrated in this highly rtment of the al, you bid a think there is ven chance of ould be reach- dding, and not tificial conven- le with Black- conventions is 1 in the search ngs, other im- - such as how be made--are ortant aim in as is to learn 2 twelve tricks. » ascertaining aces or kings should not be rfere with this rebid of three and containing . It asks North ing unless the as based on um values, ir clubs' by y 8 or 9 points; club bid indi- yond that and interest in a b bid by South xtra values he 1inimum three excellent suit eptionally bad 'e to make the correctly. He lead with the o rounds of dummy's last s the A-K-Q of last shows out nond, South is the slam re- h oponent has ts. He simply 'diamonds and on it, forcing diamond and r yield a ruff Scores io Action tam and Pee gues both pro- of scores, in ction on Sun- wa Children's sults ranging 8-1 win to a gue play, St. | Holy Cross I] saving his \itewash treat- ndrasek, Pat » Tessur each - the winners vski and Doug one apiece, Bantams de- edwig's - St. s 3-1, on two O'Brien and xeown, Terry for the losers. won over St, a 3-1 count. red the goal while Mike iton and Den- the winners' JEAGUE eague action, s between St. Cross, where heir Bantam gsters battled Maykut and pred once for Bert Hoffes th goals for St. Phillip's 'trude's Pee s by Andre rd Donnavan. thumped St, Kevin Con- St. Joseph's ere were two Gregory's, | three goals onneau with , 1967 25 EB OE We OB a a MS LAA wh EN BE Bk BD BR Ow Bent Rules For Inden a or iw J I ; a : So ee arnt ee | a se ie . D Sterling Trust Corp., 8 cents, | 1 | | i ommission Told By Atlantic VIDENDS March 31, record March 15. 4 4 * , a 26 EPS RO ENN INCE ES APRS ; ++ t Tt t ; : a he : By THE CANADIAN PRESS ut TORONTO (CP) -- A former|Morgan, a millionaire just be- - SS aaa Ps Bal ee ta. Re ina a Gt Stns Atlantie Acceptance Corp. ac-|fore his financial empire crum-| A¥lo Electric Service, com- Fast Action i; 2 countant told the Hughes royal/bled in June, 1965, was worse Mon 6'4 cents, March 15, record T AY S STOCKS | 0:40 Net 10:40 Net commission Tuesday the finance|than broke within a month. Feb. 22. HOUSE SALES! 10: let, 3 e' 1 iY 2 , iy vy ' J a} 2 ¢ , . ) 4 iteck Sake High ow aan CWas| Steck salts Misde ate co'es STOCK MARKET jsoeineny be peu ~ rapes sh gigs 3 said Mor- B.C. Forest Products, com- ; | PEAS ; | }ply with terms of its trust in-|gan's net worth at June 11, 1965 9 oe Call Memb f th TORONTO 10:40 A.M, STOCKS : D Textile 215 $31 31 31 | Sogemine 225 $1}¥a 112 M12 ; : + #909, mon 25 cents; pref. 73 all a Member of the Distributed by CP Stock Sales High Law am, chrge| EC', Mich 50 $22¥6 32% 324-1] Southam 50 $37%4 37% 374+ %! TORONTO (CP) -- Shares of tenture, held by Montreal Trust |just preceding the collapse of i ry SON OSHAWA and DISTRICT Toronto Stock Exchange--Feb. 15 | in Helium 1150 260 355 340 +5 | Empnita sos tau 'am a See ae ee ee oes ack : : S fo. to safeguard interests of At-|Atlantic Acceptance, was $1,- M@¥ 1, record April 7. bg i L 35: - xqui z 4 4 8) eel Can a 224+ 4\F, y 'a j * phe * . zt f , s " ty one gp etridi UL oth del dP peels 0 ee Faicon 160 $89% 99% 8934+ 2% Steinbg A 100 $194 1994 194 4 14 Famous Players Canadianijantic noteholders. 979,854. On July 2, he was "ina Famous Players, common 30 REAL ESTATE BOARD »_ xd-- rae tom il Ci et BS : oe 979,85 | July S : rights, xw--Ex-warrants. Net change is} NC Oils" 200 305 40s 33 at Feet vid 1500 tt a 'ria ie nelle Is ite ise cis : iol ee eae hjod Donovan R. Lyttle said not deficit brass " of $119,381. cents, March 10, record Feb. 22 me rer from 'previous board-lof closing sale. | Numac 1250 206 705 205 --2) Ford USA 210 $83 53.53 Texaco | 178 $23) 232 23a Mines shared the spotlight on) more than 20 per cent of Atlan-| Atlantic, a $150,000,000 firm.) Fleetwood Corp., common 161; MINES Petrol Too" 64 66 42| FPE Pair 25381 81" als M4, Tor Dm Bk 5 fet 42% aim --althe Toronto Stock Exchange|tic receivables lodged with the left creditors with estimated) oon, March 15, record Feb. 24 Place S 1100 188 188 188 +2) GP Mig A 50 $38% 38 38% 42! Traders A 280 $10% 10 108 Tesdey, trustee could be made up of re- losses of $60,000,000 when it col- Mi > Js eb, 2 : wie Net) Poon Gay Bem a 525 525 , | & Wee Ges 101 $26 26 26 + %) Transeir 200 $6% 6% 670 2 Q ceivables exceeding $15,000. lapsed. Molson Breweries Ltd., class Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge ang 1 245 251 +1 Greyhnd 400 $21% 21% 21% Tr Can PL = 502 $27'4 27¥8 278--'\» "Famous Players jumped 314 : IRE 0. issi : l b A 16 c Agena Mo 1066 174 7a Wat va| SOUEY Rm 380 $21 20% 20% -- 4%) Guar Trat 350 $l0% 10m loM+ ve Tr Can hw 301 700 700 700 +25 |) 4g To get around this limit, he aecherd bei peachy tee et cents; class B 16 cents, | wyitiPLe LISTING SERVICE | ooner 0 50 Hardee 1 1 1 rans Mt 140 $17% 17% 17% --'\» to lg @ > Y ac-i.. +p ' ske gai {March 30. recor itd Dev 4 oe at Triad Oli 200 205 (202 205 --51| Hard Carp st eve ihe tae Un carbid 100 $24 9A 2 (4 alter the company ac-| said, Atlantic President C. Pow- $367,000 : rye nb sh ela of/March 30, record March 2. Arcee, 7 7 mR ui hati ¥200 29, 207, ot Herd Crp A 477 $184 142 Via -- Va) Un Gas 9950 $11%4 11V4 Me cepted in principle an offer) ell Morgan ordered that debts in hatwe go oh eee agg te 3 - ve tahte --we 2 2 2 j 3 er st.| ce 2 "i a P Ld Arcadia {0 2 23 W Decalta "300 298 295-298 +3| Horne Pil 100 25 285 285 | Wainoco 0 '400 a0 140 140. ;*|from Gulf and Western Indust- excess of that amount be written teniber, 1961, Mi W ifm: said eee en Rk H smith pr 75 $36 36 36 «+ 1| Walk GW 270 $325 32% 32%4--1,\Ties Corp, of New York to ac-/in separate amounts of $15,000, see Core eee pol CITY OF OSHAW aes 300 261 261 261 INDUSTRIA!S 4 Bay & 125 $16% 1634 162% | Weldwod aa 13% | 9 ae an quire all remaining outstanding| rather than having one note of that from statements of the Tor- A A a" usky Oj $13% 13% 13% urne : * A ini ' Oe ane oo ee Abitibi 520 $11%% 115% Husky B pr 100 $50 50% S0la+%| Westc'st 845 $272 27% 272+ %|Famous Players shares. Gulf/a larger amount. ers Po pupae Bank, about NOTI Big ane: 2 ee 8 Alta Gea 'T 350: ea, sae Husky C pr 225 $58 5858 West Ind 100 240 240 240 +5 and Western now holds 51 per| The ind i _. ;$100,000 of this amount could not CE TO TAXPAYERS Alta Ga: ror Husky D 1 at Westeel 210 $22% 22% 229 a peed he indenture also said evi- 7 Sralaras 785 151 151 151 SW 225 720 720 y Dw 125 610 610 610 --10 Pl cent of Famous Players' 1,737,- ; be accounted for. pres ee Aigo Cent - 225 $834 8% imp Oil 1176 $602 60% 60%--% W Pacific 200 $5% 5% 5% es badeoe yes' 4,/94."| dence of debt in excess o - Brou! Reef 2000 27 27 2 1 072 ag es | He said Morgan had options Brunswk 25 935 935-935 --S 490 $25%4 25 Imp Tob 100 $14%4 14% 14a-- Va, Weston A 260 $2014 2014 20% 72 outstanding shares. 000 t ,HoPhwhe a Morg ad options Ist i Murcer H 2 2 200 130 130 Ind Adhes 100 $6% 6% 6% Weston B 216 $21¥a 21¥a 21"2 Fz Piss Lien 0 any orrower could notlto buy Atlantic shares and in Conic us -10 5885 $36%--6 3534 ¥%g| Ind Mineri 100 $11) 11 1 Woodwd A 280 $24 24 24 amous ayers also in- be an acceptable receivable with that period exercised three op- eon ae Bois Bs B~ a GAR ih a hs Uta SB Hh AE GS ou creaued ts qurieriy didend the mee -Allnneauirted ns atenet oe saat ct'es"" «INTERIM REALTY TAX a 125 $2 21 9 each jan as a V1 la 9 9 5 : . 'i ™ s, 4 rd, snares a ¢ ru 149 200 $24\b Que ave | Int Nickel 366 $96 9% 96 Sales to 11 a.m.: 628,000. 2% to 30 cents a share. limitation in the same way. $5.37, Net gain from options in Ap 1000 $22¥ 22! : Int Util 650 $2734 2734 27% --~ i i vane . Ala i . c Malet 600 10 2 10 tee ma ee i ee ee prom @fOREIGN, TRADING FE peg bag be gg 3 to et _ Lyttle said Mr. Morgan| 1960 was $24,375, and in 1961, Realty INTERIM tax bills for part of the 1967 ; 33% 3 Ashdwn B zt 2 Sia $M, Intpr P _y,| Provo Gas 100 565 565 S65 --10 & y announced visited the main Atlantic Accept-| $82,500. 4 Caner, 00 ers Ma eb ao Infor Steel Yao 75" 470 475 15 Beat' Horn 1000 a2 a. tp 27 | 1968 earnings totalling $34,200,-| ance office in Oakville Ont. * i Morgan died while the levy have been mailed and become due as follows: Captain ONS | Re | Bae | Shee | bi s 99 69 4 Inv Grp A 635 $102 10% 10% + | 3 _ . pata . - ar A »| Mr, Morg cold re Bathrst A 100 $60 606 James St! 100 380380380 +5. tome ie er | 4 ch rent a share compared three or four times a year. jcommission inquiry into Atlantic COLOR OF LAST DAY TO Cassiar + Gl tie Wt toe oo wl Wes eee Bee ans $100 as with $22,132,000 or $5.56 in 1965., A second accountant said Mr.!was continuing late last year. WARDS PRINTING AVOID PENALTY Cassiar rt Sowelie 0 S71 at Wl Jockey CGH Ses, Sh aes te. | Loreto 600 100 100 10 ~--7 | The industrial index moved en = gmmagsd on Brazilian 250 $10 10 10 Jockey 2p 225 $7%e 1% Ti oe up .43 to. 161.78, No. 4,5 & 6 Brown Feb. 10th. Coch Will BA O 555 $36 35% 36 Labatt 300 $22 22 22 --W Llp Bed ay Rac 08 es day ; ' ' No. 1 : : BC Forest 300 $23% 23/2 23% LOnt Cem 400 $5 5° 5 The Toronto Stock Exchange has been, International Minerals gained CIT e.t2&3 Purple Con Shaw ae eat L 'se ~ $ ' ; advised that the following companies 9 tg 59 BC. Telepl rf Lig eb. C Halli C Frest p 25 $494 Ba geared hp pet See have entered into underwriting and op- ow, '. Telephone 1% to C Mogul BC Sugar p 240 $17¥% Lav Fin 550 $5¥e S¥e SY toh agreements Which. 'rey result b214 2 paver - jl IF ANY INSTALMENT IS PAST DUE--Please telephone th c Mrs BC Phone "80 $42 Lav F 125100 $12.12, 12. treasury shares of these czinpanies. be: os 2 and Beaver Lumber 14 to} THREE INSPECTORS FOR CONSTRUCTION Tox Office 725-1153 for PENALTY AMOUNT to 'ADD when Con Nichol 1 Br inti Fin $25 400 Levy 100 $18se 18% 1856 ing poder sist eaten ou ran y through i ies dis aha ws at (Permanent Positions remitting by mail to City Hall. 4 5 5 - aigar' P 7530 $24 | evy pr 0 $20¥2 20% 20) y ar H 2 + Ps ¥ Ss ge " on c Bree eo ee ran Pf : don tite inv Wi eos 300 "00 ni jaele ARTA Mal yban se Aisi index to 136.71. Dome rose 34 agate gieh yh eaghy gett hi Me crhag {8 Nebr Week) qenee may be paid ot City Hall or for a small service charge et eny 5 +5 - ui 4 | A 34 BY % +0 ' q s ¢ ' ' ; m4 ] ° i of growth, the City cf Oshaw A ddition: ry 'i ; cn Man 2000 3939 4 | Lob Co pr no sala ana age | a8 Southern Petroleum, Cdn Nisto to 421, Canadian Superior 5g|f - permanent Inspectors for Contract Inspection of kawers, Watarmolns, it A ate pty. tanpavet gy ar ted 4 Coulee 2000 58 58 Loeb M 150 $12% 123% 12% Mine: Sener eed ee Ser ite 3 and: Ban i to 14%, granular base roads, curb and gutter, paving, culverts, bridges and lindly sontect the Tax Office immodiabely, tuelees sour mattoorss oe Cowich 1000 38 38 MB Ltd 350 $27' 27% 27 =e qaerlede oplar Minerals, | Cop- . similar municipal construction bank pays your taxes ae . -- Craigmt 300 $13% 13% Magna El 950 $12. 11% 12 tes Corp. Lid. Gridere Minea,iclsh Denison backed off 5s to 55 Minimum grade 12 education and preferably registered or be eligible : 1000 13 13 Maher pr 250 $9 9 9 ' . ic " a sfia thi for registration as an Engineering Technician with the Association of IF MAILED ON DUE Dawrine, 3000 18 «(18 M Lf Mills 397 $19% 19 19% + Ve Sein Miner aes artis Eas, Jon, | URES. metniE, Professional Engineers of the Province of Ontario, enti due date post-mork Fidel idnight MMAIL SHOULD BE BRORPED IN Deer Horn 500 24 24 Mass-Fer 2281 $26% 26¥2 267 + a5, Smilh Mines, Coke Osu Mines, Win-Ore On index, golds were up 1 to Previous municipal experience is desirable THE POST OFFICE FRONT (Simcoe St.) letter drop rather th a D'Eldona = 1475-14513 McCabe 200) 168i 8 BN Wl et ee erat Nickel "Mines, {15 ' Applications stating age, experience, qualifications, earliest date street letter box . ie oe f yada 4 4 ex Mines Ltd., Norpax Nickel Mines, 153.73. Base metals eased .06 to availabl h if Denison 238 $55 54 Met Stores 225 $18 18le 18'0 Northern Exploration Lid. PCE E ° able and other pertinent information will be received not later CIVIC: ADMINISTRATIO Dicknsn 700 275 375 375 --8 | C Imp Bnk Molson A 216 $19%2 1914 1914 plorations itd, Slivermeaue Mining 90.79. Volume. was 3,122,000 thon February 24th, 1967 Corner Centre & Athol ats cue Te &. oon Discovry z10 150 150 150 C Ind Gas Mon Food 600 $8% 8% BY% Ltd., Texore Mines Ltd., United Mactie|Shares compared with 2,775,000 The Personnel Officer, City Hall, Oshawa, Ontario, Z Ser Dome 220 $4) 4) 4 ci Nore 395 $94 93% 937% Mines, Urban Quebec Mines, Win-El-) Vionday Dunraine joo 2 72 7 +8) C, Marconi Morse A 350 $22%» 224s 22% + v4! rich Mines Ltd. f be van 50 0 0 jat Trus' 8% 182 182+ Mi BARS BS RES Hs nT ra ROMO cwreswce- tli East Mal 800 140 140 140 Caribben NB Tel 150 $16% 16% 16% | oe Sull La) ay 4 $ +5 pa Gal Norenda 831 $59% 599 SIM + D | ar hemcell Nor Ctl 77 %, 13% 13%-- Frobex sana ass ats 450 | Chem 175 Nor Tar pe "100 s2ivs 2104 2ie4 --1N8 a | nt Masc a = Chrysler Ogilvie 225 $13%4 13% 13%--%| TORONTO (CP) -- Wholesale; Glenn Exp 1000 14 14 14 Columbia Oshawa A 200 $28% 284 28% -- i ey g Y | Goldrim 4000 931 3131 = 2 Columbi p Pac Pete 500 $1144 1198 11344 1%4| 0? retail carton eggs average Sortdrm ce) ms 4 290 re Cominco Price Com 425 $13% 13% 13% + ve Weighted prices quoted by the Pe Grandue 600-365 265.365 pa pat QN Gas 917 $10% 10% 10% |department of agriculture as of ve Grandy ee Con Pap w QN Gs 63w 600 470 470 470 Wiesduy= Al i; d- | ranisle 12 o © Con Papr p Rank Org 850 460 450 450 --10 esday: large 47.3; A med- Green Pni 00 26 «26 «26 Cons Gas Revenue Le ed jum 40.6; A small 34.8. Gulch 1000 16 16 16 Con Gas B Reynold p 15 $80% 80% 80% 2) ow or Gunnar 18 14 18 Corby vt R Nodwell. 200-200-200 Hage Wholesale igen to ' ae BS ronain Romftield 1000 Ree | ae ry § ions i s as 2 Ss ben ow Lede " ti = 2 ot 2 country stations fibre cases 14500 82 82 8 Grain Rt Reyal Bnk 70 $743 74's 74¥a + % quoted by the Toronto Board of 2400 950 140 950 | Crow Nest StL Corp p 25 $94 94 94 ~~~+| Trade from wholesale egg deal- fe 66% 66% =| Crush Intl Salada 225 $10 10 10 : Extra ] 40.5-41; 1] 1000 1919 19 + Ma Cygnus A Shell Invp 125 $2 2 28 id Ei ted escnl sR Ghaditel Mga a fron Bay T 100 290 290 20 +9) Cygnus B Shell Inv w 425 880 $80 880 38-39; medium 32-33; small 26-) so pe wal | + §|. Distt. Seag Shell Can 309 $25%e 25% 254--%/27; B 35; C 32. Jelex 3700 25 2h 25 -- V4) Dome Pete Silverwd B 24 $15%4 15'2 15% Butter pri : A Itural Donemith 4500 286 7 7 = 1 | Dotascs™ sees ae ee Sig EL dad lee iinet abe Beutel 750 114.014 (114 Gon store Simpaon. 20 $164 ih 164 -- Stabilization board tenderable Kam Kotia 250 395 395 995 Domtar he ae aa carlots: Buying 40 score 59; Bere aoe eS ae ed Denna Bt Slater A wt 400 430. 430 430 'buying 39 score 58; selling 61. L Dufavit 1825 $i5i@ 15 15+ % | Leitch 400 650 640 640 +5 LL Lae 100 170 170 170 Macdon 500 28 BOB Madsen 500 117 1S «WT + 6 Mattomi «2135 «$162 16 ba + 2 Maybrun 1000 12%a 12% 12¥a-- V2 Mc Adam 600 54 S54 54 Mc Intyre 200 $9 9 9 +% Merrill 300 78 75 75 --1 | Matal Min 28 105 105 105 Midrim 5000 37 34 37 +1 Min Ore 10700 50 (17. 50 +32 Be: N Que Ragl 100 555 555 555 N Senator 2500 22 21 22 Nick Rim 2500 14 14 14 I Norbaska 15900 40 4 40 --2 Norbeau 22000 72 #71 7 =) Norlex 00 23% 23 3B ~-- Northgat 4650 520 505 805 --5 | 4 N Rank 2300 30 3 «630 +h North Can 900 136 136 136 Obaska 15300 8 8 8 Opemska 1650 $12% 12 12 --% Orchan 3300 250 249 250 +4 | Osisk 31300 75 60 62 --13 | ; Patino 139 955 955 955 =--S Pax Int 2000 16 16 16 Pce Expl 8000 57 56 56 Peerless 2000 «+13 13 Pine Point 1993 $56'% 56 5614 +1% Placer 2405 $32% 324 32% Pow Rou 6200 50 49 50 Preston 419 $13% 13% 13% Pyramid 800 430 425 Que Lith 400 190. 190 190 Quonto rl00 9 9 9 Rayrock 200 127 127 «127 Rio Algom 194 $24% 24% 24 Roman 284 $13% 13% 134-- Ve Sherritt 670 465 465 465 +5 | Sigma 300 605 605 605 +130) Sil Miller 1000 13 13 13 Snv 1500 382 38% 382+ Steep R 1525 605 605 60! Teck Corp 230 530 530 530 | Texmont 6700 bs Res t 4 Towag 500 9 9 1 u los «1600 320 310 320 | U Buffadn 4000 474 47 47 --' Un Keno 300 350 350 350 Upp Can 100 15) 15) 15) -- 4 Wasmac 700 80 80 80 --I10 Windfall 3000 26 «425 «25 -- 12 Win Eld 12000 22 «19 «22 -+3%4! Yale 10000 194 194 19% Yk Bear 1000 190 190 190 Yukon € 200 100 100 100 --1 OILS, GAS Alminex 1150 515 510 510. +10 | Am Leduc 2000 202 20% 20%2+ V2 Asamera 100 325 325 325 --10 Banff 1150 $14% 14% 14 Camerna 300 225 225 5 +50 € Gridoll 200 610 610 610 C Homestd 2300 245 240 240 --7 | Cdn Sup O 236 $30% 30% 30% -- Ve Cent Del 675 $12%e 12 12 --" 4 Dynamic 1700 167 165 167 +2 Fargo 2525 350 340 345 +5 French Pt 265 435 430 430 --5 Gt COilsds 200 $1) 1 n a { as Helpful Efficient Prenadly ) AUTO ) SERVICE For Sofe Sure @ BRAKE TUNE-UP NOW FOR TOP PERFORMANCE NOW ! BETTER CAR SERVICE Driving e@ and (Up To Six Months To Pay) All Services Ma: On Texaco COOPER'S TEXACO 410 Ritson Rd. N. be Purchased redit Cards @ FRONT END ALIGNMENT @ SERVICE | 12 KING ST. E. 723-3633 ROAST SALE SHORT RIB BLADE ROAST or BONELESS POT ROAST Polish SAUSAGE 69 CHRISTIE'S BROOKSIDE BREAD 24-02. LOAVES 99° CENTRE CUTS By The Plece LB. LB. Peameal BACON END CUTS 79° PORK Tenderloin 89 ¢ b Lean Ready to Eat CLUB STYLE HAM cusu: 18 ANY ONE ITEM $1.00 RIB STEW 3 Ibs. COUNTRY SAUSAGE 4 Ibs. VEAL PATTIES 3 Ibs, PORK HOCKS 3 Ibs. SKINLESS WIENERS 2 Ibs. Freezer Special BEEF HIND QUARTERS w. 59° LOIN OF PORK 10-LB to 12-LB. AVERAGE LB. CUT & WRAPPED FREE Buehl St. E. 723-363 They can show you how apprenticeship training can help overcome your shortage of highly skilled people. The Ontario Department of Labour has a program which can be vital to you. The Apprenticeship Training Program is a combined Federal-Provincial manpower development plan. With it, the shortage solvers--well-qualified counsellors from the Ontario Department of Labour, can help you develop your own highly-skilled manpower resources for the future. Look into the Apprenticeship Training Program today. Take advantage of the services available from the Ontario Department of Labour's shortage solvers. Your company can enjoy these benefits through participation in Apprenticeship Training: e You create your own source of skilled help. @ Trainees become productive on the job. @ Trainees become familiar with your plant and equipment. e Trainees become knowledgeable about new techniques. e Apprenticeship develops loyal employees. e@ You develop a potential supervisory staff. e You are prepared to maintain production and meet competition. @ The Government shares in your investment. What part does the Department of Labour play in Apprenticeship Training? @ Initiates Apprenticeship Program. @ Develops training schedules for employers. A Federal-Provincial Manpower Development Program @ Provides employers with training know-how. @ Helps to locate suitable candidates. @ Processes applications and transfers; conducts examinations; issues Cet= tificates of Apprenticeship and Qualification. Pays tuition fees, transportation costs and provides living allowances for apprentices at trade school. e Counsels trainees. . For more information about Apprenticeship Training and how it can help your company, return the coupon in this advertisement. A shortage solver will be in touch with you. r Gentlemen: Please send me additional information about the Ontario Department of Labour's Apprenticeship Training Program, NAME TITLE. COMPANY. ADDRESS. Please mail coupon to: Apprenticeship Training, P.O. Box 52, Adelaide Street Station, Torontot, Ont. R2 The Ontario Department of Labour -