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Px, | STOCKS BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Firm Uses Air Bomb Plan To Fight B.C. Forest Fires '|: $338,370 from the Canada Life LANGLEY, B.C. (CP)--Toss- ing plastic bags of water out of an airplane window has become a million-dollar forest fire fight- ing industry in British Colum- bia. Skyway Air Services began fighting fires this way 12 years ago in small aircraft. Today, the company has a fleet of 14 Avenger bombers. "Water is old hat in modern aerial firefighting, and special long and short-term retardents. with fantastic ability to arrest flames, are used," said Percy Lotzer, Skyways assistant gen- eral manager. But B.C. government doesn't have a forest fleet of its own. It contracts the work to eight companies with 46 airplanes-- BONDS TORONTO (CP)--The Cana- dian bond market was unchangéd in quiet trading Wednesday. Short-term Government of Canada bonds were higher with the 544-per cent April 1, 1969, issue closing at 100.00 bid and 100.10 asked Long-term Canada and prov- incial bonds eased with the 5%- per cent May 1, 1990, issue clos- ing at 92%4 bid and 92% asked. Day-to-day money traded at 4 per cent, Treasury bills remained unchanged with the 91 day bills closing at 4.33 per cent and the 182-day bills at 4.62 lyear."" | | from small spotter aircraft to four-engine Martin Mars. Forestry officials do not say that air bombing is anything like the total answer, but the planes are considered an inva- luable weapon in battling small blazes before they gain hold. Without them, there would be far more than the 3,200 men and 170 machines currently fighting fires in B.C., which has been plagued by fires this year. CONTRACT DOUBLING This year, Skyway has a basic $200,000 contract with the B.C. government. It is for July and August with a minimum- hour total already used up. The company now is getting an hourly fee, and Mr. Lotzer said "Sit is safe to say the contract will more than double this When the former Canadian Navy dive bombers are not fighting forest fires in B.C., they are 4,000 miles away doing forestry spray work in New Brunswick for a consortium of government and __ industrial groups called Forestry Protec- tion Ltd. The planes fly to the east coast in mid-May and return at the end of June, after complet- jing a $200,000 spraying contract hi di mi After completing their east- A west assignments from May to September; the Avengers' wings are quietly folded and the planes placed in mothballs|!" hattan insurance company executive was arrested Wednes- day and accused of swindling Neck, charged in a 22-count Indict- general agent. Affiliates, Executive Arrested NEW YORK (AP)--A Man- LONDON (CP)--Donald Hop- son, British charge d'affaires at the roughed up mission in Peking, is described as an ascetic, This is useful, because he probably has left more unfinished dinners than any diplomat in the business. A wartime marine commando of the' no-nonsense school of jdiplomacy, Hopson has made a Ostrer sage Frxecutives | specialty of departing ceremo- surance firm. jniously from official dinners " jand the like when people start s former employer, a Cana- an insurance company, out of ore than $300,000. Louis C. Ostrer, 44, of Great Long Island, was ent which alleged he took ssurance Co. of Toronto, for the winter. During the short, busy, spray- ing season, with long hours and seven days a week, pilots can earn from $1,500 to $2,000 a month. The big Martin Mars planes are owned by a group of five B.C. forestry companies that formed Forest Industries Flying Tankers Co. "Aerial tankers aren't used! .+ much on large fires," said one forestry official. They are best for containing and controlling work, to gain time until ground crews can get in, di A system is applied. It goes|;, like this: gives a lead on areas where lightning is likely to set off new) blazes. Patrol planes keep aj close watch and, when they| Federal Mediator Expresses Hope noon goes into effect |saying nasty things about Brit- ain. In Peking, he has had lots jof practice. | "He has made it into such an jart' a friend here said '"'that when he walks out after an MONCTON (CP)--A Federalloffending remark from a mediator hopes to get the CNR| Chinese official or an African and its East-Coast ferry work-|head of state, it looks like the ers around the bargaining table| whole British Empire is offend- at least. once more before a/ed." trike scheduled for Friday! This summer he was at a : reception at the Afghanistan Horace R. Pettigrove of Fred-| embassy when Chinese Foreign ericton, appointed by the feder-| Minister Chen Yi accused Brit- ae a THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, August 24, 1967 17 Tension Part Of The Job For Hopson In Peking Post In June, he had a similar experience when President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia spoke harshly about British Prime Minister Wilson at a din- ner in Peking. Hopson, 51, who won the Mili- tary Cross and the Distin- guished Service Order in the Second World War, is described as "a very tough man."' "He's not an average pussy- footed foreign office type," a colleague said. "'He is a very nice chap who gets on well with everyone, but who can be hard." The foreign office calis him "ta very cool character." SENT WIFE HOME He had predicted some time ago that rising clamor by the Chinese over "British fascism" in Hong Kong would lead to reprisals in Peking, and he has! been under considerable pres. sure there for months. Last month, he sent his wife--a for- mer French resistance fighter Jack and committed otheg depredations. Always there with ready cash '00 ta 2000 or more al government to mediate the| ain of "atrocious oppression" of ispute that threatens to tie up| the Chinese in Hong Kong. tries operating between Nova Scoti vew: and) STOOD UP AND L A study of weather forecasts | y-otia and Newfoundland, and) STOOD UP EFT jan there is a possibility negotia-|marshal, shook hands with his|they have broken in, smashed) tions will be resumed today. a Scotia and Maine, said in| Hopson mounted the steps interview Tuesday night/ directly in front of the Chinese embarrassed host and left. --back to Britain. | | Hundreds of thousands of jdemonstrators have filed in| jfront of the British office since| | May and on several occasions} NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED 'windows, burned the Union' spot a fire, they radio the sight-' ings to home base. | An aerial tanker, often of the} Martin Mars variety, capable | of spewing 6,000 gallons, is dis-| patched to the fire scene. A hel- | icopter will follow with ground | fighters who can be parad-| in the Maritimes. ropped into the zone and con-| duct mopping up operations. PRODUCE TORONTO (CP)--Wholesale |to retail carton eggs average weight prices quoted by the department of agriculture as of Wednesday: A large 47.9; A medium 38.3; A small 27.6. Eggs: Wholesale price to country stations fibre cases quoted by the Toronto Board of 39; medium 28-29; small 19; B 27; C 20. Butter prices: Canadian Dairy Commission tenderable carlots: Buying 39 score 62; buying 40 score 63; selling 63. 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Lev Fin 700 460 450 460 | Levy 600. $28% 28 28 -- Va) Levy A pr 225 $10% 104 0% a Bpr 150 $25 24% 25 + Me) Life Invest 100 $7% 7s 7% | Lob Co A z10 $72 74 7% Lob Co B 200 $7344 7% 7% Locans 100 95 95 95 Loeb M 2755 $12M% 124 12%+ VW Maciarn A = 100 $19% 19% 19% -- Maclarn B 800 $21% 2184 2134 MB Ltd SOS $27% 27% 27% -- Ve Magna El 25 $14% 14% 14%--% Mass-Fer 3360 $21% 2) 27 oa Milt Brick 100 385 385 385 +5 Molson A 525 $23%4 232 e-- Mon Food 200 $10% 10% 10% Ti 100 $1434 1434 144 -- % Moore 520 $31% 31% 31% + Morse B 100 $242 242 244 Morse pr 25 $58 58 5B mT Morse B pr 55 $55% 55% 55% Murphy 450 $6% 6% 6% Nt Contn w $50 550 --25 Noranda 930 $574 56% 57 +% NCtri G 12405 $12% 12% 12%+ % NW Util p 35 $70 70 70 Ocean 250 $20% 20% 20% Ogilvie 260 $13% 13% 13% -- Oshawa A 610 $44% 4434 4454 + %4 Pac Pete 1385 $16% 16% 16% | Pembina 250 $16 15% 15% -- Ve} Prem Irom 500 175 175 175 | Price Com. 1995 $12 11% 1!%-- Va! 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(canada) LTD. 690 Drake St. Call 725-6582 -- Evenings 576-2287 ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE Trade from wholesale egg deal- ers: Extra large 43; large 3814- | | TORONTO (CP) -- Bramalea Consolidated Developments Ltd. said in a semi-annual report today it expects its recent sale of land to the Ontario Housing Corp. under the government's Home Ownership Made Easy plan to help it earn at least $1.30 a share this year. Last year Bramalea had net earnings of $795,993 or 89 cents a share. In the six months ended May 31, 1967, Bramalea had net profit of $163,333 or 18 cents a share compared with $173,194 or 19 cents in the similar period last year. Bramalea Sees | 'New Profits | The company said it sold 3,- 666 house lots to the Ontarit: government July 28; 1967, for $10,700,000. It said it has received payment for 621 of the} lots, and this will be reflected) in the year-end statement. | The balance is to be paid in 1968, | The OHC has agreed to buy 425 more acres of Bramalea, land on which to build 5,00 housing units, if there is sutfi-| cient industrial assessment in| PARKWAY'S SEMI-ANNUAL Of 1967 =LECTROHOME stereos, color or black the township or some other arrangement can be worked out| to support such construction, | the company added. | TORONTO (CP) -- Ontario;another brokerage house, said dairy farmers could face a seri-|some of the grain still on ships ous grain shortage if the strike/idle in the strike will spoil if it by members of the Seafarers') is not unloaded soon. International Union continues much __ longer, said Wednesday. for Gosselin Co. Ltd., Toronto "is causing a grain shortage -- there is none for sale." No grain is available from Goderich, Owen Sound, Collingwood and Toronto eleva-| tors because of the strike, he said. A spokesman for Coatsworth and Cooper Ltd. of Turonto, SIU Walkout Hits Hard 22 8../ At Dairy Farm Group grain brokersitwo or three weeks before Douglas Wakely, treasurer/ of s serious shortage. grain brokers, said the strike/, overs Parrish and Heimbeck- However, he felt it would be farmers began to feel the pinch | A representative of Toronto) er Ltd. said most feed mill owners anticipated the strike and stocked up. A Kitchener - area farmer| said that if the grain situation does not improve quickly, he) and other farmers will be| forced to sell livestock. | SINGLE VISION COLORS TO C EQUIPMENT. Should you pay EAST 2nd Floor WE FILL ALL PSI, OCULISTS AND '65 STYLES, SHAPES AND . Here at King we are proud to sey thet we use nothing but NATIONAL BRANDED PRODUCTS, MATERIALS, or value for your money? The thinking person buys at King for first quality glasses at ONE LOW PRICE... 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