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7 cu 4 nservative » looking err' Sil Eureka 45 (145 Ld +25 ans 400-380 Inland Gas 100 $1i% 11% 1i%--V | @GSHAWA TIMES, : THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Mey 23, 1967 thi di boltin; mts 23, 1967 y Ve , 25 on the new grade. ig and eplking machines y, Mey 23, BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT rac ayer Approximately 270 rails are/join the rails together and se IDGE REPORT ON BUSINESS | R Mixed see ea ng i e e ; , E St . ead crane picks up a rail an e tracklayer, opera' ya t ases Taln moves it to the waiting hands of/45-man crew, carries its own ' ) . JAY BECKER Manag? rr ns Stock Sales High Low io cee Fai Sales High te ey vee ana. an eac 10n 1X€ HINTON, Alta. (CP)--A self- on the ties, Then. the air-driven daylight hours. eae rd-Holder in Masters' Dens th cae Gt COllsds 300 $1244 17%4 17% 700 $1196 114 11h -- ' pits el itty cents unless marked $,| Ot SOllsds gd ngage Philips, Cb 750. Suzse. save propelled tracklayer is taking } Championship Play) ead lots xe Excdividend, .xrEx! mitt City" 400 110 WO 10 --3| Pow Core 350 $124 12% ia ue Oo eneva uts much of the back-breaking work from previous board-lot closing. sale. Cont eS et oe el tine ie from construction of the Alberta paler, NC Oils 300 350 250 350 +5 . 10:40 Net | NCO pr 250 $40 40 40 a Rank Org 350 $544 5% Ss--Ve : Resources Railway. uth vulnerable. Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge| Numae 500 385 300 385 Revelstk p 325 $i 19 oe By JANE BECKER Happiest are Western Canada|imports may be a detriment to| The 110 - mile line, which NORTE MINES Numac on EE 2 of a Neneh OF tea ae Pn ge Dg -- Writer farmers, basking in the prospect|small marginal producers. ,|branches from the main line of Provo Ges 535 580 580 580 Ronald Fd 200 $12% 12% 12% + le most of the Western|of wheat prices up to 23 cents a} The Canadian Manufacturers' |the Canadi ational lways 91088 an National Railway: 63 00 00 Ranger. 200 220, 220, 20, elie We bog in Bea world hailed the tariff reduc-|bushel higher, as provided in a| Association hinted at this when|six miles west of here, is being AKI108 retell '7500 mm 4 1 +s Pr Of MOI I I 5 | Salada 210 $104 10% 10% tions achieved at Geneva last/new three - year world wheatlits general manager, J. C.! constructed by the CNR for the ASS : Am Moly to, tl bale Canso w 415 104 103: 103 cot York 7200 sim i 1m week as a major break-through| agreement. Whitelaw, commenting on the|alberta government. The line Ang Muyn 900 1m 12s iss -- 4 Gotta" Wigs anon PH) Shei inv ee Ha toward freer world trade, the| Returning from Geneva after|reductions, said the six months| wil] provide access to rich min- AQIOT4A9 esd i100 315. 310 Rf es Pitihary. Dibtvieaiian hel Can 608 $26% 26% 26% -- v| effect on Canadian business will|the talks, Trade Minister Wint-|allowed for a transition to the| era) deposits in the Smoky $ Qi08 1700 109 104 109 468 of Treasury Shares tod A i ie ee probably be mixed. ers said the new price for No.|new tariffs was "certainly not|River area of the province, $63 ees um 2 aaihe Toronto Stock Exchange has been! simpson 16 $162 164 164 As heady reports on the talks}1 Northern wheat the Lake-|too long a priod to adjust." |about 225 mil rthwest of at the following companies} Siater Sti 150 $10 10 1 ttled int i if not al-jhead will be f: wa ner eee 143 8 Bankfleld 1500 9% 9% 94--%4| have entered Into underwriting end OF-| Steel an bas 8200 2304 2H Ye se o calmer, if not al-jhead w: rom $1.95% to| One trade commissioner at a|Kdmonton. soviet automa tuo 'a6 SS | treosry shares oem Corin be| Suet Of 0 Sak Bu aK MINES OMlencessions, made onthe $9 nations negotiating at| mony C ane aa ares ons gine automated tracklayer 1 : K3 lock Bay ile wollte cede ations 'ancori 15 39% 1% ail concessions made on|the nations negotiating at)many Canadian firms "who i 3 AK9872 Brunawk 1175 625 615 61s the he clin ofthe Exchange: through rare Bk Fe Stn seve sovy am yy SPeCific items won't be known/Geneva had made important ta-|have been sitting around doing an Bs on aed rey "o oats ie ve WI 4 a: 8 = ~1 am Waly ; 20 2% Traders A 310 $84 8% 8% before the end of June--it ap-jriff cuts for Canadian metals,|nothing will have to get out and) A day' ly of about 3,000 562 Cam Mine See list below. Gdn Nisto pF Po in \ em Ma we is 2; ag ~--«jpeared Canada's primary pro-/forest products and fish. hustle."" euuthartenien 'he ties is bg 00 340 340 0 +3 Cantre , ae. 6 Can Pw 215 900 900 ducers might be getting aneven| But there are indications that} Steel makers were said to be| carried by the eenine which dings ius Tong mh iniiw oe exer A TR ev} Trans mt 75 fit 1 he ty w| bigger break at the expense of|a reciprocal lifting of Canadian/having mixed feelings over a re- moves them down a conveyor| ote Fun} cat ne Nessnt bgt | Sanita "iu Boh Buss] Oe gure SPH, it Hh, + 4 mmactorers had agreed to's Sbper-centta-("et, ond #Paces_ them exact) | CALLOUR REPAIR SERVICE TO LOCATE CABLES ; } Can-fer Daerl ae a ov-per-cent ta- 7 - 2 tm EG 41 | Bal ee BRS "haa | tea tae a oe sa {at presen Mos sppag: 20 [a Canaa -pieimebmetamneas le ix of Soon sees Ae nn Exp ~ Wainoco O 500 88 88 88 present high shipping costs |a 'anadians will have to ac- ae ant et rio) 100 144) Jommin tos ee +7 | Mehee™ asa Seo! Ua), DUSINESSMEN WALT --froia down massive imports of|cept the reality of a more com- lay that cannot pos- Ce mie le in" Kid Coper 740 6 4 Gk ON) Westtalr «= 20. $20 de is Japanese- and British - made|petitive world and make neces- eed, if at the same 'Conigo See list below. Beremeq 300 9 84 OW-- Wl Wen A Betas athe aie Py pipe, but these could be at least|/Sary adjustments to reap re- Bell Canada is available another Fe eee, | ee Ee aa" Neate a ae" | Weekes For Tariff Result iy otic ints, [tes onsite station" € Callinan 5000 13 13 13 P --4] oan 7. ce ee in eee gon, Frey 1 7 7) ~ bueretas: : noe tee. oa -- eaeKs By JACK LEFLER the American Iron and Steel In: gy A: Ba "e. le is self-evident, but ¢ Morisn 1200 $25 520 --10 REIGN, TRADING " " é : Neg 7 35 97 +1 Place Gas" 500 2 25) 388 NEW YORK (AP)--American|stitute, said the steel industry|Pported toys "disastrous" for Ca- my Tunes te thor. Cop Fielee 1900 tas top We ADIL 5 S106 0% TOM Spooner % $00 40 60 60 5 businessmen and consumers] could "not improve its export|nadian makers, because Canada 0s what is possible cen" inden wl Aira" 2 Bee te Ges] Secs, Bi 1 iB --t,enute ot the Kenedy round|fers are removed: [the "mass martet and mechan A y - V2 ¥ = \ i viously failed to real- Deering See list below. ae ch een i ee wl Ben U5 145 tariff agreements will mean for} An American Textile Manu-|ized methods" of American and pursuing an illusion he ighigig | 16 16 Algoma St 76 $25% 25% 25% Ker Addis 700 $15¥2 15¥a 'teu i : | when he went down D'Eldona See list below, Alcan 127) S770 (S06 3ay Se) LL Lae 134 185 185 185 them. ~ facturers Institute spokesman go large targa . Alcan 39% 3% -- Northgate 400 550 a 550 Per It may be as long as 10 weeks/said the effects of the agree- er products which may Deni 1070 $69 ; ; rect be mould have Dickns = 10335. 395" 5 +5 py cr is ee tom 11 v pierre sin mo 60 0 ae cae [before they find out. ment on the domestic industry|face stiff competition from im- tthe sie ot 4 sibel an 7 47 Asbestes 225 $212 24 21% The tariff-cutting agreements|would be unfavorable, '"based|Ports, according to reports, are 'én the of spades. tach Se ee sa All Super 1 Biot 106 10 were reached by 53 nations, in-|on the virtual tripling of im-|fine papers, chemicals and, es- fey eg pe ~~ ma Endako 100 $107 10% tion = Bank MN asl $6776 Ova 674 -- % Gol dfi sh Tell cluding the United States, after/ports into this country since the gem A eng ee A Diviston of the S. S. Kreige Company Leslted 7 a + 'ati " st now led the king aac hf in ie 128 zs ne Bell Phne 2201 $3000 Save S090 Me ot gai of neawianens: a ee hy som rough eee | M RA D the ace and declarer eae we, ish prcw. BAO; 900° s35135 | 35 -- 4 The reductions affect about|/merce department reported that|tile Institute reported recently Ld AK of trumps, hop- Cn Oe a | | Ree ee About Peo le 60,000 items and more than $40,-|corporate profits in the first|that imports of cotton fabric the remaining ones Gortdrm 200 240 249 240 riage a I al yt ( t t reached a high of 253,000,000 Granduc 1000 460. 460 LE eli Fiat Pc aoe 000,000,000 annually in world|quarter of the year declined by cea sacks ie iaar ante vas, i : i h i ' showed out and Sram i in eth] Sage em se nae we wee | HALIFAX (CP)--Dr. Willam|trade. 'The Uniteg Sates asthe, largest amount for 80Y|Shoments of similar Tiatera knew that he had to Gulch m0 a 7 at T. Woodward, professor of psy-|°:300 P Cae hae ad | Bit years. |) Canadian mi Pp trick. In an effort Guoner 0 110 Co suer '300 fies 4 1t-- | chology at Dalhousie Univer-|200 t0,$16,000,000,000 in trade| PROFITS SUBSIDE ---- . leedway = 2000 09 2} Cen Cem 4250 $42 42 42 *|involved. Pre-ta fits fell 5.5 ' f his losing club, he ath 9 8% 9--W!i Con iron 100 $194 1% 194 + Wlsity, ts 5 re-tax pro! eH 9.9 per) Even before the tariff tia- # y, is using goldfish in a study| Although details weren't gen- negotia yunds of diamonds in High-B} Ho 99s 995 995 +451 Can Perm 173 $12" cent to an annual rate of $77.-|tions, CMA President Henri Joli " 2 of 5 at East would follow tity ie Sou] See, te gh mm am, [on how people learn some US: indusiries apparently. seme, from $81,900,000.000/ warned members that gains in -- in which case he Rede ks 000 iw wt a) C Brew Ap zl0 $38/2 382 3614 Dr. Woodward is carrying out cele ieiGuoh "abour what Wis in the 1966 fourth quarter and/Canadian exports of about 17 discard his club on Int Bibis T 1450 6 60. 60 o ery Ee) 2 a oe --%5 | research into the function of the py a to express objec- 6.5 per cent from $82,800,000,000 per cent last year were made \ 'ound of diamonds. ee Se eae oe C Curtise 1500 95 8S as +3 chemical RNA on the learning|tions immediately. a Lae! earlier. in a period of rapidly expanding ruffed the third dia. Jelex See list below. Ear eauty 900 310 308. 310 --18 |process. RNA, common to all| The criticism came mainly ersonal income in April Tose trade; were less spectacular south eventually lost Jollet 2 Ve +2) 6G SecA 215 $7% 7% 7% , from 'the chemical, steel and $1,400,000,000 to a record annual/than those made by most of her > down one. elas ae tae i € Goldale 400 $10 94 9% living matter, is intimately in- iu wile addairlia, rate of $614,100,000,000, but thel/industrial competitors, and were ed to realize that he iid Caper See list below. pa de i %| volved in genetics and the pass-| "© be : gain was the smallest since|almost offset by a 14-per-cent in- to go down by play- pie wan. tee ie eae cit 775 $222 2 22 ing on of hereditary informa- err hag ipal objections|CCtmet> 1965- crease in the value of imports. nonds as he did. Had Lab Min 250 $294 2% 29% Marcon a 3 6g «| "ition and exerts a certain th tthe United Gries aa The commerce department], Much of the $1,525,000,000 rise ed to count out L Curauls 2) $1313.13 CPR 5 $68 BNA ble were tha said the April slowing in income|im value was accounted for by ribution, he would [an oon ae CPR pr 720 "$9 9% 9% jamount of control over all living |not succeed in having other) orected reductions not only in|Wheat and flour, not highly de- ered the utter fu- Langis 10000 44 43 43 bas seen 4 Pbrrd be Bhoed biological processes. countries remove non-tariff bar- manufacturing but in the dis-|Pendent on tariffs in any case. ing to dispose of his Thenia le Hone €4n qire A 300 Stes 18% 188-- | Dr. Woodward, working on alriers that hamper American ex-| 11, tion industries. The federal trade and com- ight away. LL Lac 635 168 160 168 + 3| Chemcell 2435 $11¥4 TV ive $3,000 National Research Coun-|port sales. These barriers in- Automobile production for the| merce department has been an- 1 shown up with ae ei ae Some) iso 3174 174 im {cil grant, is studying earlier re-|clude border taxes, import li-) -Tth0mO0l © Pree oot 173.909|ticipating the tariff reductions er iy Gee Macassa 4100 15) 43-150 + $ | Colhinco » 705 $32. 31% 32+ Wisearch which indicates that in-|censing requirements, quotas|week was estimated at 173,800/tor months, and has been en- so with a club and Man Bar 1060 23% 234 234-- va] Computr | £80 SNe Tha 110, , |creasing the amount of RNA injand other restrictions. passenger cars, off one per cent|ouraging Canadian manu- : as early as trick Soe ah ie ae el con Pee a the brain of a fish will effect) "A very bad deal for the|from 175,585 the previous week/facturers to become more ex- 1 of East's 13 cards McIntyre 26 $8914 8914 8914 Con Papr p . 220$26%4 26 24% Jan improvement in learning or|American chemical industry," and 11 per cent from 194,296 @lnort-conscious to balance a pos- ted for, ¢ bhonne Mae ee | ek BO *--™| memory. It also indicates that|was the way Thomas, P. Tur-|year earller. sible loss in domestic sales. a @ or him to have three N Hosco .. 500 235 235 235 4 | Crestork 100 $6% 6% 6%-- Yslif substances which inhibit RNA|chan, a vice-president of Ameri-| Steel production in the week} In an address in Ottawa as N Imperal 2000 315 305 315 + 5 BE dean ie oe im ba we are injected, memory of ajcan Cyanamid Co., described|ended May 13 increased 0.1 per|the talks progressed last week, tly, after cashing weak): Mat a ok ae Dofaseo $944 24% 24% \learned response will be im-|the agreement. cent to 2,403,000 tons from 2,-|Mr. Winters said "'To take full hearts, South should Noriheot ne rd i a i. moses 13 Aue Hees Phas paired. John P. Roche, president of'401,000 tons the previous week./advantage of the changes .. . low trump to East's Opemske 200 $10 +10 10 D Textile 21 21 He e hope of finding sei So ne Bee ay 100 S10 10N4 104 =a | DEPT. o more clubs. Had 2100 204 26) Falcon #109 $83/4 82 s, his hopes would pene' See, list below. ig | Fed Gre 100 'S60 Se tm + 3760 150 145 US --S allsed and he would pick 'com ae ee Freiman io es a 5 +15 Natolary en 2. ine 725 $50 sO er a Pay. 1000 we 3 i +1 | GL Paper 100 $26% 26% 26% Pow Rov 1000 55 Greyhnd v 'Y ston B36 $19% 19% isia+ \q| Guar Trt 250 99% 9% 986 12 cos Pick Pitts BE Pe 2a | ieee elke de, bul Ties Ree ae oe 5 | teehee ae BY hw ayre 24 4 7] +5 od my Renable 200 152 132 12 Husky Ol SH 15% 15% a 4 mtr Me sl01%4 TIS 101% 1" i Imp ol 47) $59% S74 S93 -- VA | (CP) -- If you Rio Alg ¢ W 200 $19% 19% 194 | Imp Tob 300 Side 14h Uth-- Ve "ll Sharp and Frank Roman 180 $18%4 18% 18% -- i" et oy Ae PN " wonale od neckties <Ryaror "S00 12 32 ig] Ind. Minert "182 $1314 134 1314 -- We Severe, you ors ote rd ais a és aie Inglis es Peed 12%4 12% sevgne ours! rth =4) Iai? 8 dad Ine fo 63 it I 'he in el | a swinging cravat Shwe een te i Ya) int Util 700 $31 30% 304-- ger. Sil Stand 104 104 104 Int Utll pr 200 $32 32 32 | quite the way it Isc 2715 580 575 15 | Inter Pipe 995821 21 21 when the Toronto fare, 360 330 330 330 -- ee Pipe w 500 820 #7 a4 i nm 'nal B'rith wrote to fa cont 1 ks kt | WE Ind 25 $36 36 36 = = : ind show business sek Corp 1330 #5 90 a5 a ug $35% 546 3506 + * asking for ties to Tomblll 1000 110 110 110 @2]| Jockey C 754 375 370 375 +5 sieway heat "ter Butea iin MMM tan ' a Sen" -- FOR EACH ROLL LEFT alf-way house for Un come: 0 eee a] Lom com 54 Se St icts. U Keno 13550 600 $45 600 +65 ay Fin 1 $5. it wat i Upp Can 1 140 138 1 $20% mast ance Minister Sharp West Mine 300 370 370 370 +5] Life Invest 150 $6 96 6 ) service organization White Star 2400 26 2% 26 Lie hag oe} 16 105 Ws eye-opening brown Wiley 5000 394 39% 394 wi Lob G B pr 24 $27 27Ve 27% floral tie. External Yukon 00 tis ts 18 #0 | Oleh ngs 1 aN ister Paul Martin Zenmac --»-'1000 2h 2424 + | Maclean H 100 g8s Fd Fd Ps gig OILS, GAS at a is I f green, blue and ius tor 198) $26 23% 21%: 620, 120, 127, 126, 35mm Aiminex 200 460 460 MEPC 250 310 1 0 +5 in Montreal for Expo 67 | show business folk Bente 0 itm a "Me 7, Mon'cod ais. "9% 9 m0 "oh + Ve al retorts: om, Sl 6 8.,| se ae 4 YOU NEED NEVER BUY \- rn jontex ar. Unt ae tire ae ee hrm mb vs An attraction as great as Expo 67 Is firmation of reservation direct from the : _ Motels. Available In many perlods, par- ¢ Ex Gag 200 370 370 Bd Morse A 200 $237 2334 2378 + Ve bound to put very heavy pressure on management of the hotel, etc., or the ticularly early in the season, and after c ones 100 220 215 +10 Murphy 300 $7 6%e bia-- Ve . SALLIES Sateen Nee ea ee me a 26% 2614 + Me accommodations in the site ryote panko hone EXPOVOX at (614) septa 4th. gy $12 to $30 @e#eeeeee Cdn Tricnt 200900 895 895 --I15 joranda 10 $53 53 --'% you are a place to ir you may phone at 'double occupancy). eo Se ae mis il Ose ® Tb sae i, ae stay by LOGEXPO, the official Expo 67 907-6897 for full information about Tourist Homes. The position is similarto SIMPLY LEAVE YOUR NEXT FILM ¢ West P Be 150 ia is Ont Stee! 15 $2634 2634 26% accommodation bureau. availability of any of the accommodations _ that of hotels and motels, with some -&-~- WHITE Pos ae eo See ee LOGEXPO has listings of over 79,000 listed below. Make your reservations as --_- vacancies in all periods, RATES: $10 to ey art eeuae by re Gr Plains 1000 $1i% 114 11% Pac Pete 1800 $142 14% 14¥e-- % rooms, in hotels, motels, tourist homes, early as possible--the sooner you writeor $18 (double occupancy). MENT F oR DEVELOPING z Motels (Trailer type). 1200 units offer another attractive alternative, are ideal for families; kitchen facilities and maid service included. RATES: from $25 a day for two persons, $30 a day for four, or $49 8 day for eight. Children under 12, free, Trailer Sites. There are ample trailer sites within easy driving distance of efficiency apartments, special trailer call, the wider your choice. motels and private homes. Every room Private Homes. Over 30,000 hospitable has been inspected and approved by an lers are welcoming visitors into agency of the Government of Quebec, their homes. The locations have been and a government-controlled rate picked to make it easy for you to get to established. and from the Expo 67 site. RATES: from If at peak periods, such as holiday week- $8 to $14 a day for two people, $10 to $18 ends, certain kinds of accommodations for three, or $12 to $22 for four. PRINTING. YOU WILL GET A FREE ROLL OF THE SAME SIZE. eeeeseve3ee FAST, EFFICIENT SERVICE ! FINEST QUALITY PRINTS ! are not available, LOGEXPO canofferyou Efficiency Apartments. Accommoda- Expo 67, all with 3-way hook-up. RATES: M 0 N F Y F A R N § peer pler i which we are sure you will Sheba in central Montreal, for sa $3.50 to $5 a wine Ee 7 = 8 2 2 8:9 © find satisfactory. 000 people, with kitchen facilities a Camp Sites. 20, in 12 All you have to do to make areservationig maid service. RATES: $18 to $25 a day separate locations, in the area around . SA TISFACTION GUARANTEED! A fill out the coupon below, and meilitto _ for two persons, plus $3 8 day for each Montreal. RATES: $2.50 to $3.50 a day. e@e7ee7eeee: LOGEXPO. You will receive a reply additional person. * All these accommodations are govern- (1) within a few days, followed by a cons. pte ee bea vacancies in ment-inspected, approved, and price- F REE ! SAME SIZE OF + downtown ing some periods, controlled. ' priate tit woed seu ated aenet o FILM WITH EACH ORDER! Expo 67. RATES: from $12 to $30 a day a oo (double occupancy). I will offer some | signs. as i ; ON TERM DEPOSITS Fee one or eae ©. Conti, Phone (514) 397-8397. THIS WEEK ONLY r: I am only reserve accommodations as follows: : NS : ear of high school have my mind -- . study medicine. FEDERALLY INCORPORATED AND SUPERVISED Address, Apt. a : ne KODAK KODAK ataloge--E. Ne Capital and Reserve $26,000,000 8 ' ader to "see your Deposits over $400,000,000 Antival Date______ Departure Date. Number of nights___Price renge____to...__ SUPER 8 FILM 126 SLIDE FILM time I can say 4 Number of adults (over 12) Number of children (under 12)___Means of transportation, : eves ter bane Type of accommodations required: (preference oné, two or three) 4 5 Gg 3 2 7 your decision to PRIVATE HOME []_ _ APARTMENT (efficiency) [1] e bd e. Rein Hormetere, Manager HOTEL] MOTEL] TOURIST HOMEC] MOTEL Above prices include processing. Tel. 728-1653 s. T. T.: Surgery 22 King St. E., Oshawa of a pilonidal cyst inion, the proper cularly when you VA with it repeat- 2 ® (Trallertype) [] TRAILER SITE] CAMP SITE "Aa €X)DO 6/:. Se Remarks. MONTREAL, & CANADA The Universal and International Exhibition of 1967, Montreal, swell ag 27, ow