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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 17, 1967 cB CE A Se AE ARR AS AO | 2 6B SS ee lh he se sw Uns 0 ee a ZZ é Lit Th: as B t--4 | i TODAY'S STOCKS 27 177 Bs DA BWh-- Coprcorp 500 Cop Fields 600 1 Cop Man 1500 150 $13. 13--«13 2 1 C Petrofin Ya} C Refract 1 y ttt ft im is ---- 1961 NEGOTIATIONS RECALLED ~ (t'House of Commons. soos) 9 9 +1 /CANADIAN CRITICISM ~ vs text of his speech given to Com-|fields. + 5 monwealth loc 94 $304 30s 304+ % little frank for public consump- tio ser ed by Canadian néwspapermen at 199 ~10 quoted as saying that Britain cou group and retain the freedom Unknown to Mr. Hees, the|the political and g \gaining ground ministers behind pREE TRADE WITHIN CLUB and perhaps a Next year all tariffs will be : a r wiped out in trade between on by a vara. these Western European coun- vice, Mr. Tieming, Surrounc-|tries. Canada with other Com- the ead ofthe ti monwealth members will lose meeting, WAS | the: preferential tariff treatment | she enjoys for about 40 per cent of her exports to Britain. Not only this, but the . preference will work the other way. It will! *ked doors exports; the Kingdom 13.8 per cent. ild not have a foot in each |that can be exercised individual-|spite of preference margins, Ca- lly by member states both injnadian exports have been los- economic ing ground steadily in Britain, in the United} | In 1963, the United States was taking 55.4 per cent of Canadian United Kingdom, 14.8 per cent. By 1965 the Amer- icans were buying 56.8 per cent of Canadian exports; the United Last year the ratios were 60 per cent and 11 per cent. In August of this year exports to the United) States were up 13 per cent and Had Humble WINNIPEG (CP)--J. Ernest McWilliam left Western Canada 30 years ago aboard a rickety freight train. He had a few dol- lars pinned to his underwear and an embroyonic knowledge of agriculture. Grain Exchange Head hate ena, studies of}; | | Start In '37 agricultural technology. Some of his duties with the were market trends "There were a number of reasons why I applied for this job, but basically, my wife and wanted to come back to Can- and new ada," Mr. McWilliam said in an linterview. ing Co, in Peterborough and learned flour milling, grain storage and livestock feed man- ufacturing processes. In_ the) mid-1950s he moved to New| York and entered the market- ing field, handling a wide range of agricultural products. At the time of his Winnipeg appointment, he was director of) education and merchandising at! the Kansa City, Mo., office of| W. R. Grace and Co., an acqui-/ sition corporation with interests| in a large number of varied . ! businesses, \ IT'S NOT TOO LATE, RE-ELECT CONSERVATIVE may obtain an IDB loan in the Canadian Army in 1942 and was discharged in 1945 with| the Rank of Captain. He was hired by Dewart Mill- ; TORONTO 10:4 AM STOCKS eer 10:40 Net | y ates. High Low a.m, Chige It was a humble exit for the forente Stock Exchange--Oct. 17 ' | . Goaetias ta con unten warkes:§. yee Ae ae. ag Commonwealth On Alert man who, last week, returned € 2--Odd wie pe Entivitend, | xr Ei to head the second largest ' Pigg Seeeae Seeker ove | INDUSTRIALS teed marketing centre in the v MINES | eee ae ee eee te A K Pl T rt 52, Mr. MeWilliam is the | lta Gas u 3 33 3 . . t : 'Alta Gas w ms os os 75 -- s| Ss s . ans Ta G ove newly-appointed president of . : 4 19% 19% the Winnipeg Grain Exch Algoma St 120 $22% 22% 22% + Vs inipeg ange, t pian ee te ae By WARREN BALDWIN _ of action necessary to the lead-|per cent duty; those from Com- succeeding J. E. McCannel. bs Alomin' 2p 900 Sabla ale aha de) OTTAWA -- Six years ago the ership of the Commonwealth. /mon Market countries, no tariff. The Alberta farm boy's reach in thaly 2 = bed ad Pied oo elas ad 454 --2' United Kingdom was on the eve, These facts are worth recall-| British Columbia fishermen|for the top is a story of persev- --% ra ; Ay ; i | wean a te Se t Ang Ruyn 1000 95 95 95 --4/| Argus 225 $14% 14a 14% of negotiations with the Sixling today because the United |will suffer if Britain is forced soe gad ge dexterity, qualities Ang U 3500 60 --2] Argus B pr 7210 su 44 4¢ -- -- |countries of the European Com-|Kingdom, now with a Labor|!0 adopt the Common Market/that will help in managing the 3 is ue ns Atl 'Sugar 1380 $078 10/2 102 '* mon Market, seeking entry into government, is again about to|tariffs in full. Canned salmonjintricate selling-house of West- Bankeno 200112 112 112. --%| BACM Ind 100 $i5'4 15% 15'4--%« the Customs Union then in: its negotiate with the Common/|has had free entry and a pref-jern Canadian grain crops. : hae mee D Bank Wii 2655 $1i%* 11/2 Tt +" early stages of development. Market. The terms of entry ifjerence margin of five per cent.| Born in Boyle, Ireland, he 4 Bethim 200 640 640 64 --S§| Bell Phne 3062 $45 445s 44% +4 The negotiations eventually agreement is to be reached, | Under the Common tariff it willlcame to Canada with his par- ! ae i lee a a ol a i |broke down but not before oppo-|may not be known for some Pay & 13 per cent duty. Qana-/ents at the height of the depres- ' jhe 100 S65 S65 565 +5) Brazilian las $13%-- 13% 13% ~----~*|Sition from COmmonwealthtime. The British . government (dian newsprint has supplied the|sion and settled on a farm near } Cable 2166 13'2 13' 13% BA Oil 15) $3714 37% 374 + 1% countries had stirred some bad|has given the same vague as- bulk of British needs, sharing|Clive, Alta. ; calmer Oe oe TT | Bee e's "Zosio100 10 (blood, In September 1961 Brit-|/surances that it gave in 1961|@ free market with Scandina-| we found time while working © Tung 4 2m 2b 7 me BCPh 4.84 200 $208 20% ak = yavain invited Commonwealth min-ithat Commonwealth -- interests| Vian producers. It would face alas a farm hand to complete a aries, 100 9 5S TO) Burns Fos i se tie time (isters to discuss the possible/will be protected but it is doubt-|Seven per cent duty. jcourse at the Olds agricultural { Can Niste 2000 S453 CD Sugar 800 $2334 73% 23% -- VA effect of her entry on Common- ful that Commonwealth govern-| But Canadians this time are|school in Olds, Alta. | : cone 2300 16a 16 16a -- Va) Can come Son jou mm, Wealth relations and trade at alments are putting any more not making the 1961 noises. Lib-| tm 1937, he and a few other| j Cent Pat 1600 146 145 Can Malt 300 $2412 2414 244--%4 Conference held in Acera,'faith in it than they did six/erals may be afraid of having|tarm boys hopped on a freight 1 ae. ee ie Se aie tone a gd cl : years ago. their charges in 1961 thrownltrain, 'They were headed for 4 Coch Will 750 8282 Can Brew 3500 $74 7%, y%x-- | For Canada, two members of! j¢ Britain is forced to sub- back in their faces. But a more|Qntario for a higher education| ' Coniagas 500 50 0 CB Alum A 200 $162 162 16% the Diefenbaker cabinet attend-| ing treaty. of important reason is that the| ication | ' Conigo 48400 107 100 C Curtiss 1350 165 165 165 a. Trade Minister Geovee Hi seri fully to the Treaty. o 4 jand the few dollars they had : Conkey 200 9 9 +2 ES Beuss te 'Sem aaa 4s -- 14 Cd, Trade Minister George Heesipome that brought the Com-(entry into the U.S. market ob-lwere pinned to their under-| : Caltinan 4000 i it" J val Con Equty 190 as ais ais --io jand Finance Minister Donald mon Market into existence, Mr, tained through the new Kennedy|wear, as a precaution apatnst on 2 --0 c ind z 4 1 y j ticd i be + * id Pe .i need yi | , t Con Gilles W000 Sh se se | CG invest 200 $87 $757 Fleming. Their participation' eming's words would be even|tound concession will mean far) hoboes. i € Halli 100049124912 9a ti!) C Imp Bnk 325 $12!4 12% 12% and public statements resulted' ore true today. The supra- More than the disadvantages of| 44 : ¢ Morin 300 975 375 375 | Cte mt aie dasa 'av ats ve if an unusual period of coolness| ational authority created at/2 Britain in the Common); r. McWilliam graduated : ooo et 2 Ee jE Maren 845 $642 63/2 63'2--1 In Anglo-Canadian relations and pome has been "limiting year Market. ig Pre gang from | 5 Yo 9% Wa! " B fe i a : ntario Agricultur: ' ' 8 3 92 + CPR pr THO: 3s eS -- tela great deal of heat in the by year the freedom of action' For the past four years, in/at Guelph Path ry hy pie i to help start, modernize or expand your business. Ask for this booklet. It tells how you MALY in pus TRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK 'TERM FINANCING FOR CANADIAN BUSINESSES TORONTO, ONT.; 250 University Avenue -- Telephone: 368-1145 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK source of | anadian sinancing 1or Business Look Here . YOUR NAME'S -- THE GAME For The Best In Service - Products - Prices! RUSSELL'S TEXACO OSHAWA TOWING ae: panies oshawa 728-7711 ups for Fall @ Firestone @ Good- 24 WR. SERVI DODD & SOUTER Decor Centre @ CUSTOM DRAPERIES e PAINTING and DECORATING CONTRACTORS 107 BYRON S., WHI BROADLOOM | 2 TBY sissis WIGGERS CUSTOM FURNITURE Repairs & Refinishing Specializing veneers. @ Custom Woodworking W.C.F. In woodworking and 216 Mery St. New Location 506 Simcoe St. S$. Oshawa 728-7585 W. FRANK REAL ESTATE also 21 King W. Bowmanville E. Badgley, 46 Scott RA LLP SOR, REUPHOLSTER ... for that "LIKE NEW" look UPHOLSTERING SPECIALISTS AT REASONABLE PRICES. x Furniture Refinishing & Restoring %* Custom Built Furniture, Darlington Upholstery Bowmanville 102 King St. W. 623-7341 BOWMANVILLE, A Really Good Place To Buy A Finer Used Car 166 KING E, ONT. 623-3396 0:40 Net ; » apply in most cases to ones mt Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Pply " Common ity the United Kingdom down Sik. Corm'w '100: 900 $00-- 300 Market countries while Canada : Salada 100 $1058 10% 10% will face a new tariff. In some| - Paying pees io aie eae | c _----$ aa} @ Allen tronic Tune- eer i eae ea ae cases like wood pulp, thanks to) year Tires, Shel Inv p 250 $31% 31% 34--e og gine ag concessions | | ell Inv W $20 $13% 13% 133 y the C on ket, it wi Shell Can 123. $307 30% 30% be ; scar ermet ot Wa Shop Save 277 $14 13% 13% -- % D@ nominal, three per cent. On} mee ct 200 430, 40 450 +25 aluminum which now enters the impsons 42 MA Mie iti | Simpson $ 300 $23% 23. 2+ British market free from Com-| e Slater Stl 200 $108 10' 10% monwealth countries the tariff! LOOK In Freshly joutham 50 $49 me Ti i : . will be nine per cent Na gin St Paving 250 $74. 1% 7% :: | YOUR irate ue gine a0 set || Canadian linerboard has had » Wieccamee ORY CLEANED a --% i iti | ' Steinbo A 225 $194 19% 19% free entry to the British mar-| | | Stuart H pr 100 $72 72 I ket. Non-Commonwealth coun-| ac ac e | Texaco 408 $31% 31% 3%+ tri ; | a ries have paid a 15 per cent ( THES TT Tailors 215 .$24¥e 24 uw A Tor Dm Bk 1485 $1258 12% 12% --% duty on imports, now being re-| She used to he bothered by b ; ' , y ckaches Traders A 980 $7¥2 7 7*--*iduced to 10 per cent. The Com-| 4nd tired feeling. When 4m " ed Trader 6S w 2001s Ms M5 + 5 | erker duty will be. 13| 'iat. irritation of the bladder ana Whitby Cleaners Ltd. : \ ' . "| urinary tract can result in backach Nm Tr Can PL 255 $28% 28% 28%--'% per cent. Imports of refrigera- and tired feeling, she took Dodd's ut eee bedi Tr CanPw 100 760 760 760 --10 ». idn: Pills. Smart girl. Dodd'; + Trane Mtn Ae sia teas som (tots from. Canada have been! siunisie the Maneve to bar sole Ajax Cleaners Un Carbid 245 $20 19% 20 free; from non-Commonwealth| the condition causing the backache and || 79 HAR' Un Gas 25 Sida 142 144+ countries, 12 per cent to be re-| tired feeling. Soon she felt better -- ARWOOD E. 942-0310 Union Ol 100 $48% 48% 48% + Yel dt " * | rested better. If you are bothered U orp B 100 $13% 13% 13%-- %\duced to 744 per cent. Under a} backache, Dodd's Kidney Pills may help Uy eon ed 2 " " %|Common Market tariff Cana- ta . ia ean depend on Dodd' in fat . '. s vf eS | lew Jarge size saves m le U Sections 300 $6%e 6%. 6% + % dian imports will pay a five si Vascan 350 «me -- ess RET nsimtcae 7, Versafd 2730 $10 10 «10 + % Versatile 380 $15% 15% 15% -- % Versatil A 210 $13, 13. 13 Vic G Tr 220 $13% 13% 13% Wajax 100 $17% 17% 17% Wainoco © 100 78 78 78 --® Walk GW 330 $34% 342 34% | Westc'st 225 $2434 24% 24% | Westee! 100 $21%@ 21% 21% -- Ye | W Brdcast 100 $16% 16% 16% | W Cdn Seed 400 340 340 340 +8 | A CLEAN CAR W Pacific 1000 $614 6% 6% Weston A 430 $172 172 17% Weston B 250 $18%4 18% 18% IS WORTH Wstn 4p 710 $85 8S BS York Lam A 225 95 95 95 | York Lam B 750 95 95 9 mee NEW DEMOCRAT , FOREIGN TRADING fhe ener gta . Motor Anglo Am 1000 2 28 2% --% || Shampoo. Northgate 100 960 960 960 I) Yk Bear 100 300 300 300 +8 Car Care Centre Bond St. W. 576-1440 EVERYBODY BENEFITS:.:.. EVERYBODY GIVES COMMUNITY 7 MANY CAMPAIGNS ! » ONE Opposite Ontario Motors WIN LP RECORDS FREE! Fach week names of local persons will appear in these oadver- tisements. If you find your name, cut out the ad it into the Oshawa Times, except Winners must claim their prizes one week from the issue of er. . bring for the Genosha Hotel winner. When You're On HEARD'S TAXI 124 Brock St. N., WHITBY -- 668-3732 Redio. Equipped For The Move Call and CARTAGE Your Convenience GLANZER Cabinets Specializing In Livingroom, Rec room built-ins, Many types of mouldings end designs to choose. @ Free Estimates 576-2980 100%, PROTECTION wsiot Wt ALL 22 CRITICAL RUST AREAS" AUTO TRUCK RUS 660 DRAKE ST., OSHAWA TRROOFING 576-0810 'ou! 64 +1) C Util S pr (30 $86 86 86 Craigmt 110 $1194 17% 11% -- Ve} C Vickers D'Elde 16700 100 95 9% Chemcell 150 $94 914 %--V Denison 634 82 82 --%%s| Chem 175p 275 $28 2 28 --'2 Doneide 1900 14 4 14 | Clairton 150 $5% Ste S% Endako 200 $13 13 13 + %| Clairton w 100 355 355 355 Frobex 375 380 380 380 +10 | Columbia 300 475 470 475 +10 Gnt Masct §=1525 126 126 126 --1 | Cominco 260 $28 28 28 Glenn Exp 500 19 19 19 Con Batur Goldrim 1000 65 «665 65 Con Bath p 110 $22% 22% 22% Grdroy 72500 105 95 100 +12] Con Bath w 600 S00 495 495 Grandue 250 600 600 Con Bidg p 300 300 300 300 Granisle 250 775 +775 775 Cons Gas 7843 $204 20 2 Po ss 6M SS +1 Con Gas B 10$100 100 100 Gulch 4000 27 «227' «27 ~-- 1 | Corby vt 25 $33 33 33 Guilt L 1000 7a 7 7% Coronatn 600 190 185 High-BI 200 $12% 12% 12% Corontn w 100 2 2 2 Hu-Pam 000 154 15 15 Cosmos 225 $11% 11% 117% Irish Cop 1000 130«13~--=C«*212 1 Crestbrk 100 «$7 7 7 Jaye Exp 1000 16' 16% 16'2--'2| Cygnus A . 300 395 395 395 +5 y 2397 #77 77 Delta Elec 300 335 335 335 --I15 Kem Kotla 400 310 310 310 | Disti Seag 231 $384 377% 38/2 | Kerr Add 3680 $16' 1614 164 | Dome Pete 724 $59 S82 S9 + 4 Kelly Desi 1000 19 9 19 --4)| Dom Coal 100 $1) +11 W--% K Anacon m5 74 74 74 | Dofasco 845 $23% 23 23 Kid r 2000 6 60 60 Dosco 325 $6% 6% 6% Kirk Twns 1000 15' 15% 1512+ %! Dom Store 830 $182 18% 18% -- Kopan 200 10 10 10 +2/ Domtar 19940 $12 12 12 --Y Lab Min 735 $314 31% 314 | D Textile 730 $2134 2134 21% L Dofavit 1125 $11% 1) 11 | Dover ind 195 $17% 174 \74-- Lekehead Se nS a Se Dupont 0 $27 265% 27 L Osu 5000 "a 2 Eddy Mitch 75 $29 2 Leitch 100 800 800 800 Falcon 170 $91 91 91 Ciberian 25 $10% 10% 10% Fam Play 75 $394 39 7 tl Lec 675 180 180 180 Fed Grain 200 $62 6 b4-- *Macasse 76 120 12% 120 Fleet Mfg 2500 155 155 155 Madsen 200 130 130 130 --§$ | Ford USA 1 $58 58. SB Man Bai 00 3B B 2 +24) FPE Pion 125 $3134 31% 31% Mattgmi 750 $1934 13% 13% GMC 724 $90% 89% 897% 1000 9% %e 9h G Stl Ware 205 $8 8 Merrill 4200 130 12 «#130 +2 Greb_ ind 105 $9 9 9 Mete 3000 10' 10% 10% GL Paper 150 $21 21 21 Midrim 7400 153 (147 «182 + GL Power 3600 $20% 1970 20 Mogul Min 200 370 370 370 Greyhnd 225 $1234 12% 12% = Hard Crp A 225 $1334 13% 13% ee Sao 4 no Bd in Vl Hawker $2250 340 335 340 | N Herri 2000 18 «18> 18 +9] Hawker pr 7210 $72 72 72 N Hoseo 150 176 176 176 Hays Dna 10 $12 12 12 --% N Imperal 500 325 325 325 | Home A 5:32 2 2 ind 10000 18' 18% 182--%| Home B 200 $254 25'4 25'%4 N Mylema 2000 18/2 18% 18% | Horne Pit 300 350 350 350 N Senator 1000 25 25 25 =| HB Oil Gas 203 $38%e 38 388 -- Ve) Norbaske no 8 ss 85 | Huron Eri $00 $10%4 10% 10! Normetal mm os 8) yO Me Northget 1875 795 790 790 --10 | Husky Apr 130 $5) Nudul am 4 13m 14 -- 1] Husky C pr 75. $72 | Obrien 2200 a 2 Husky Dw. 597 $112 3 -- "| Orchan 1350 270 270 270 id rdbben serena teehee | Pamour $00 215. 215 215 +5] Imp Tob 1550 $127-- 12% 12% -- Yj Patino 1828 $11% 11% 11% + Ve, [nd Accept 555 $21% 21¥e 21\% j fe tel sees ts i 3 | i Aa ee Peerless 2000 «7 7 7 Ind Minerl 150 $1442 142 142-- Ve Pine Point 222 $5234 52% 52% + Ve) Ind Wire 225 465 465 465 Plecer 61S $34e 34 34 Ingersoll 50 $324 3214 324 -- Va} Preston 0 $21 2) 21 Inglis $12% 12% 12% | Preston ¢ 5175 6 Si 52 --®| Inspiratin 1400 130 130 130 +8 Pyramid 500 395 390 390 --§5/| IBM 22$630 625 625 Matigm) 1900 146 143 143 --2| Int Nickel 619$11734 1175" 117% --1 Reyrock 300 127 127 «127 -- 3] Int Util 655 $39% 392 392--% Reeves 300 155 155 155 --10 | Int Util pr 1030 $39%4 39% 39¥ Rio Al S49 $3414 34% 34% -- 4% Intpr Pipe 3385 $20'% 20 20 Rie 0 Pr 210 $95 95 9! Int Pipe w 400 975 965 965 Rio Alg €¢ W 100 $19% 19% 19% -- 4, Intpr Steel 200 385 385 385 --1S | Rio Ale 1496 90 85 89 16 Inv Grp A 28 $9 8% 8% Romen 2785 $274 27) 27% -- ve! ITL Ind 160 $40.2 40 4 -- Ryanor 1500 18 17 =--1 | Jefferson 250 $5824 584 SBia-- A Sarimee woo 1 1 ' Jeffersn w 100 $4994 4934 4994 -- Satel m000 45 42 + 2 Jockey A p 7220 $92 9% 9% Sherritt 300 485 480 40 --5 Kelly DA 325 $5% 534 Stu Slivrtids 200 435 425 425 --10| Kelsey H 225 $165" 165" 1658 Sit Miller 50 1% 6 6 +1 Labatt 980 $i4¥2 14% 1439 -- Se Siseoe 200 400 35 395 Lafarge 100 $15 15 15 +% Stanreck 7@ 52 510 S10 --0 Laura See 680 S164 16 l64-- Lau Fin 300 460 460 sumican: 4 os nr = i Lau F 2.00 100 $17% 17% 17% + ta) Texmont 1500 76 «75: Ca | CLY 1835 $30% 30 30 --Y Torbrit as ae Levy B pr 100 $26 2% Tribag #00111 «110 «+110 Living wts 500 400 400 Trin Chib 1600 14 14 14 ; Lob Co A ak U Buffadn 2000 48 48 4g --14,, bob CoB 700 $7%4 7% Un Keno 150 650 650 65 tap "ing pel mA Vesper Sie ST a7. ays 4 1) SOR MR SES 1S West Mine 100 240 240 240 5 | Maclean H 100 $55% 55\2 White Star $00 27 27-27 7, MB Ltd 155 $27% 27% ice 4400 4) 40% 40% va M Lf Mills 100 $1672 167% Willroy 1500 85 85. as 2 | Markboro 450 $5%4 5% Sie-- Ve Windfall! 1285 1814 18% Ih\2-- | Markbro w 250 285 280 280 Yukon € 9200 154 150153 4 8 | Mass-Fer 832 $20 19% 20 + Molson of 200 $20% te 20% -- Mont Trs 2 $14 (14 OILS GAS Moore 1815 $31% 312 a Morse A 375 $26¥2 26% Aiminex 106 500 500 S00 | Morse B 190 $262 262 Am Leduc 500 16% 162 162--'% Morse pr 50 $592 S92 Banff 0 $15 «15 «(15 Morse B pr 100 $53%4 53% CS Pete 900 270 265 265 Murphy 225 38% 834 C¢ Deni 1800 360 350 360 +15 Noranda 255 $53%8 53 ¢ Ex Gas 1525 630 620 620 Nor Ctl G 1023 $12¥e 12 ¢ Gridoil 1400 910 900 910 --S5 Nor Ctl Gnp z100 $24 24 C Homestd 300 545 545 545 NCG B 2p 720 $282 281 Cdn Sup O +644 $43 430 43 -- 1, Ocean Cm 100 $182 18/2 Cent Del =1935 $1934 19% 1938 -- %, Ogilvie 450 $i1¥%2 11% Chieflan D 200 780 780 780 --10 Ont Store 500 380 375 Cc West P 110 138 138 138 Oshawa A 890 $25¥2 25% Dynamic 200 197 197 197 --1 Pac Pete 2510 $20'4 20 Fargo 400 540 540 540 Pembina 1000 $16% 162 French Pt 450 700 700° 700 Phillips Co 140 $60 6592 Gr Plains 500 $17% 17% 17% --%| Pow Corp 2100 $8% 8s Gt COilsds 325 $13%2 13% 13% Prem tron 600 160 160 Int Helium 1450 355 350 355 --5, Price Com 245 $10% 1014 Mill City 5700 163 160 160 QN Gas 139 $9% 697% Nat Pete 1000 230 QN Gs 63w 100 325 325 N Davies 3000 QN Gs 66w 7240 295 295 Numac wt = 1100 Rank Org 1080 '6% 6% Permo 2000 Reichhold 100 $32 32 Petro} 1 Reitman A 25 $111 Place 6 11500 Revenue 2425 $12 (12 Prairie Oil 100 Robertson 50 $25 25 Ranger 4650 420 410 410 --5 Ronald Fd 110 $15% 15% Scurry Rn 225 $3394 33% 33% Rothman 150 $25 25 Spooner 2100 9 «87 «+9 +2 Royal Bnk 1475 $144 14% Triad Oil 3760 232 230 230 1 | Royal Trst 210 $i8% 1812 U Canso 650 375 360 StL Cem A 250 $1818 365 --10 INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY requires o moture person to be trained as a Re- gional Manager, to sel! and service new and esta- blished accounts. In addition his duties will be to manage, supervise and direct a small staff. Although experience in our industry is not con- sidered essential, the applicant should however be sales oriented, have a broad educational background, business-like manner and show suf- ficient initiative and enterprise. The person chos- en for this position will commence management training immediately and will receive excellent remuneration, percentage of sales and all fringe benefits. Please send letter or resume.to Mr. Berger, Box No. 80547M, Oshawa Times. SOOT Ss SS If your rug is valuable to you... it deserves the very best... and it costs no more. Modern equipment, skill and only fully experienced men guarantee you the best of results when we clean your soiled rugs, whether it be wall-to-wall or loose rugs. Other services offered by Angus-Graydon are binding, repairing, fringing, dyeing, alterations and custom installations, ANGus-GRAYDON The Cost Is Only 10c Per Sq. Ft. Example 9' x 12' Only 10.80 CARPET COMPANY LIMITED 282 KING ST. WEST 728-6254 @ Free Estimates. MIL JELINEK AWNINGS Canves & Aluminum Products Townline Rd. N. RR2 Oshawe 728-1993 Evening Collis Welcomed @ Groceries & Variety @ Serving delicious home cooked meals @ Open 6:30 A.M. till 10 P.M, Daily except Tuesday. TAUNTON RD. Just West of Thornton Rd. S. T. Conroy, 152 Tyler Cr. FLEXALUM : Venetion & Verticol Zoltan & Nicks GIRLS ! GIRLS! BLINDS GARAGE ATTENTION @ Quality workmanship Datsun Sales & Service JUMP SUITS @ Commercial and Residential 728-0051 ARE IN Specializing In... VOLKSWAGEN Repairs & Parts 160 Simcoe St. S. Wm. Brady, 61 Eastlawn ILONA?'S DRESSMAKING SALON Dressmaking course eterts Oct. 16 4412 Simcoe N. 728-0042 EM'S Confucius says, save time." "'Man who stops advertising to save money is like man who stops clock to YOUR SOUTH END SCHOOL SUPPLY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK *& Patent Drugs * Cords and Gifts South End -- after hours stop for jug milk, magozines end novels. The latest i es end RAY'S 'Cini! 1188 Simcoe St. S. 576-0790 Reavtify & Pentret With © SIDING © «+ by Kaiser! e@ Extra insulation @ No Main- tenance! @ All work guaranteed @ Free Estimates. | "GALBRAITH 140 Elgin East 728-0181 @ Communications @ Radio @ TV @ Custom Sound Equipment BRAD'S nuicrronics 1437 King &. 723-0331 Electrical Work c 1 Electrical C @ Industrial, Residential and Commercial @ Electrical Heating Specialists CARLO'S ELECTRIC Member ef Ontario Electric Heating Association, ' 492 Elizabeth St. 725-8909 SIMON?'S SHELL SERVICE 97 King St. E. t at Mary 576-1360 @ Complete Car Care Lubrications & Tune Ups Ignition & Carburetion Specialists R. F. Mills, 150 Hillcroft WZ | | | Protect Your TRUCK OR TRAILER Sandblasting & Spray Painting SANDBLASTING 485 Waterloo 728-9791 Ludwig Pode, 118 Gladstone % Home Made Spaghetti * Expresso Coffee % Toke Out Orders *% Open 9 to 12 P.M, Daily VESUVIO PIZZERIA 728-1491 374 Wilson St. S. ASHROYS GROCETERIA & VARIETY - Ideal Jug Milk At Its Best... Same Price As At All Milk Stores "OPEN" 7 Days A Week 576-4310 102 NONQUON FREE DINNER If you find your name in this advertisement, bring it in to the Rib Room and receive one Dinner Free. Compliments of the GENOSHA HOTEL 70 King St. Wm. Selby, 406 Jane BLONDIE LI'L ABNER HENRY MICKEY MOUSE V MUGGS AND SKEETER