The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 9

Bread, Milk Price Variations Caused by (By The CP) Regional differences in bread and milk prices have been caused mainly by business competition rather than Illegal manipulations, federal investigators conclude in'a report released Tuesday. Several inquiries Into bread and milk prices in Quebec and Ontario have been abandoned says D. H. W. Henry, director of combines investigation and research, because: situation In both bread and milk, appears to have been that whenever competition was i.

ence of competing chain stores and other Iow-priced outlets, there were Jower prices." In his report lor the year ended last March 31, he covers -preliminary inquiries into sus pected price fixing among big bakers in Ontario during 1966, complaints about increased millr i'aet a anil Mfanl allegations of resional discrimi nation in prices of bread and -1 1- 1 4114111 euuwcu me Ulics uig- gest bread bakers, based In To- mnm. nan conversHiiuns Deiore the 1966 price increase which "were not compatible with truly tnurviM trm 'tnrk rlMinni- Aluminium S73Vji Bowoter Paper Corp. S3 fd; Brit. Am. Tob.

97 edi Brit. Petroleum Can. Poc. J17'; Xourtaulds 25s; Distillers 21s; Ounlop Its 10V)i Gen. Elec.

22s 10VM; Hawkers Slddeley 15s edj Hudson Bay 142s til Imp. Chom. 53s; Imp. Tob. 15s; Rio Tlnto 109s Room Motors ts 3d; Shell Oil e5s lid; Unilever 55s IVjd; Vlekars edi Woolwortn lSe 7d.

Turpin Pontiae Buick Ltd. Yvon Farley After tlx year with Turpin Pontile -Buick (Ave years as salesman and the past year as Used Car Assistant Sales Manager) I am pleased to announce to my friends and customers that I am once again specializing as a car salesman. I extend a special invitation to anyone in the market for a new or used car to contact me for a really good deal and the best service available. I promise you that if you contact me you will not be sorry. Call me at Turpin Pontiae Buick 1666 Carling Ave.

(at Clyde), Ottawa. My phone number is 728-1901. t-1 Ml. 2700 tit 11 22 1Vi 16600 206 190 Its 10 6000 70 70 70 2000 It It It- 4100 8 7 85 85 3700 142 135 134 4 41400 45 39 45 4 4500 47 45 46 37000 52 50 52 1 2500 160 155 1 57 2 1000 340 335 135 19500 61 57 60 3 T-nnTS i Adonoc Adera Ao Alice Ut Alwin Anuk Arllngtn Arctic Atlas Avlno Benson 4 Ontario Canada TEUEMETRYNGINEER- Tust lirrttSFUL CA noineerlng degree ono tnree 10 live yor- Telemetry. UHF or "Sltlpllw" certainly be on asset.

Mrs primary duties will be assisting In the design el Telemetry Systems ond HI Telemetry devices together with the tupervlslon el technicians building these devices. He will work closely with 0 Mechonlcol Engineering team in packaging cirsuits eperott correctly under High loads 01 epproxlmottly 30,800 Please refer resumes to, or telephone K. St. McLelsh, Industrial Relations Deportment 829-1108. Computing Devices of Canada Lstruted a subsidiary of P.O.

Box508 Ottawa Compei CARLETON UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICER reporting to Assistant Registrar Admissions Open January 1, 1970 DUTIES: To establish effective communications between the UnivHity lition- competitive behavior and might have resulted in offences. However, evidence failed to support an allegation that the companies reached an agreement. In addition, recent evidence suggests t.hat the bakery industry is unable to dominate the retail bread business. The 1968 Increase in the retail price of milk was virtually inevitable following an advance in the wholesale price charged by the Ontario Milk Marketing Board, the inquiry Complaints were also re ceived that low prices charged sfmniiniiiMinnnMiwiiiiiiiiimmiitniiutmrnai aillUHIIUIIHHHIIlllllllllllllllHIIIIIMIHUIIS YESTERDAY'S CLOSE By The Canadian Pmi ComDlele tabulation at Tueutov Irani. octlont.

Quotations in cenli unless marked Net change from previous day's close. -r- Oilt Net Sleek Sales Hleh Lew Cleie Ck'oe ADiaonne ew 2li 11 Allied ROX 3000 65 6 Ballindery 5700 180 ISO Biion Hi 280 170' Brolorne 100 19 190 Cdn Forturi 4500 it Jl OS 1(0 270 190 5 5 "21 -l 115 5 I0i H4 Castle 100 115 1S5 Crrtl Del 100 SlOft 10' tommercl 3000 21V II 21 Wi 200 125 22S 325 50 22 2 2 22 1 500 45-45 45 1500 65 64 64 5000 110 105 110 5 1000 111 11V llVl 3100 16 1SV 16 17700 Wi Si J61 Ve 1000 65 2 2 5.0 145 145 14S 14700 19 17 11 1 9700 340 320 130 3700 115 130 1U 4 29140 345 135 335 4 4900 50 SS 55 industrial AbHtM 400 SlIVi lIVi 1144 All Col 1100 56 Pt St Ve Austin 2000 100 95 1C0 Block 400 St 4H Ve Burr Orv- 100 1H IMe 10 CaOt Int 1430 460 450 450 5 Corn Ind 100 ISO ISO ISO Dotoledl 100 300 MO HO 20 oowson too S7e in in Dog Suds 130 375 Driver 3500 150 375 11 15 ISO 1 1 EOP Rts 2950 1 Vi EDP 300 SS Field 100 Flnnlna Trac 770 SUV lJ'A 13 '4 Gill III tv to GI NaT LIM 14O0 110 125 110 Gr Mtn 400 3C0 2S5 245 II Hamll Horv 400 2SS 215 MS Stein loo salt e'A a' HVS 250 S5'i iU .5 Ibes lM 1100 Stvt 4H Vi Vi Integ Wood 100 47 5 475 475 10 int Brew loo 490 4to era Inter lond 500 410 405 405 interpiex 500-100 100 100 lonorc 425 395 390 190 Kaiser 100 Sit 144 leM Vi Kelly Doug 200 S7 7 1 Key a a 500 140 115 140 5 ModiH 400 S7V 7V4 71 Vk Wagadyne 100 400 -JO0 400 McKay a 20200 210 195 205 Melton 145 175 175 175 Nat Hasp 1050 400 390 190 10 NaT HOSD WT 300 125 129 1 Neonex 200 SS tk S' NWt Flnce 100 400 400 400 OK Hellc wt 1300 120 120 120 OK Hldgs -100 S5VI SVt SVi POCO SUO 3QD 70 ITV Pac Ent 1700 375 240 340 It Poc Ntn 570 425 405 425 10 Poc Gt pr 100 SIS It IS 4- rw eug 412 1 TV Portcom 250 220 110 10 5 Potter Dlt775 Sorologo 50 370 370 370 15 Und qu 200 245 245 245 10 Unit Prov 700 245 "140 340 5 Wall Redek 1200 left 41 ft Wardolr S00 225 220 2J4J Weiora Ind 100 St 9 9 Cst Tron 2500 S274 37Vj 27H IVe Wstrn eol 410 455 450 455 5 Whonnock 700 S10H 10 I OH Bones Bon BC 104 S14V. 19V lei Bonk Mil 300 SISVi 15V ISVi Dynorta Embassy Five Star Futurity Gt Reef Merland Midland Pr Pole Plains RA Pete RC Venl Shore Syracuse TC Res Bala Ex and the High Schools In Ontario and Quebec, familiarizing High School students with University course offerings, assisting witrA, preparation of University Publications for use in the High Schools, ond Interpreting, educational trends in the High Schools, to oil the areas of the rapidly-expanding Carleton Community. QUALIFICATIONS: A University Graduate, preferably with experience In the Education system, must be able to address large gatherings ond to work with students, faculty, and staff of all ages. Please send resume with 3 references, stating salary expected, to- Ptrtonntl Offlcs, Carleton University, Colonel By Drlvt, Ottawa 1, Ontario Study m.

for bread by chain stores and some specialty stores, in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa would hit independent bakers and generally diminish competition in the industry. Similar protests were received about milk prices, on the ground that retail prices were significantly higher in' southwestern Ontario than elsewhere in the province. In both cases, inquiries' found that "price differentials appeared to be the direct result of differences in the intensity of competition- in the different areas." ij LjjiyJJflyJ, Blue Stor 2500 14 14 14 1 Bornite 2900 25 24 24 1 Boiwell 10O0 43 43 43 l'i Brenda 1930 SI4H 14' Utt Brenmac 16400 42 41 41 2" Buchonan 2000 1 5 1 5 IS 2 Buttle '4700 315 370 375 "IS Buvol 75O0 70 45 6S 2 Collco 4500 29 21 31 Colta 2000 50 50 501 Canol 2100 47 47 47 2 Capri 24000 66 I 59 62 1 Cor Bell 3400 10 75 75 -5 Cote Mly 3100 48 47VV 47V 2'A Cast Con 10O0 19 It It 3 Casino S23O0 244 131 4 Churchill 2715 440 655 655 5 Coast Cop 100 550 550. 550 15 Coast Sll 224990 105 II 105 21 Gem 5125 II 17 II Rexspor 720 95 95 t5 Skeeno T2 69 4 C.Vontor 6500 73 II 31 1 Cinch 3500 46 45 46 1 McKlny 3000 16 16 16 ffot 4000 10 10 .10 i. Cop Ridg 56C0 1 55 140 153 -2 Cop Soo 1500 10 10 10 Coronet 2600 60 55 57 3 Crownex 1233 60 57 58 2 Croyden 21000 31 36 36 1 Cumont SOO 47 4 7 47 2 Davis Keys 3400 440 475 430 Dolly Var MOO 69 61 41 1 Dynotty 200 S16 16 It Early Brd 1I2C0 242 320 221 13 Enex 85O0 85 JO 80 15 Falalse 11500 51 57 51 General 4000 1 5 14 15 1 Giant 2000 17 37 37 Glont Mosc 300 350 250 250 1 Gibraltar 95100 2U 265 200 Grand uc 503 910 910 910 10 Gronlsle 300 $15 15 15 1V Gul Per 2000 60 51 SS Hort 1500 130 1 31 130 5 Heorne 1500 73 70 70 5 Hlghmnt 700 240 235 235 Hlghonl 5000 37 26 27 Hogan loot 16' 262t-- 1 HamMtak V000 13 13 11 Had Bay 1000 19 29 29 In Prov 19900 51 41 51 1 Int Tectl 186O0 99 45 94 1 Iskut 1500 33 31 21 3 Joton 4000 110 105 110 5 Jaye 3000 tVt tVt tvt Jersey 2500 17 17 17 Vi Jericho 7000 17 17 17 Kolco 500 34 24 24 1 Klmberley 1200 53 53 S3 Kopon 2000 11 11 11 Loroo 1ISO0 70 67 68 1 Laura 14500 55 45 55 10 Lon Pride 2400 22 23 1 Lomex 1000 Si 2 12 12 Lytton 200 125 125 175 15 Madrono 3500 50 SO SO Magnum 1100 100 380 300 20 Mariner 6000 20V 20 20V1V Marshall 1000 It "It It Mln Mtn 11000 65 40 60 10 Mlnex 1500 26 25 25, Moty Mine 14400 MVt 15 25 1 Nodlno 1500 388 285 its 11 Nat Nickel ItOO 120 116 116 3 Native 1000 20 20 20 1 Cinch 4000 70 47 70 10 Imp 400 300 100 108 Indian 3000 31 20 21 1 tVlvotttr 500 15 15 15 Terr 1000 11 31 Norcon 111108 St 34 3t Vi North lode 7100 360 350 350 25 North Poc 31600 71 67 a 5 NW Ven 6300 176 170 172 6 Omega 3800 25 25 TORONTO (Cfl.

Tuetday's doting prices on telecteev mufuol tunds, supplied by the companieodlrectry or through brokerages. They ore prices or which the tecurinet could hove been sold (bid) or bought (asked) Abbey Nth Am Fund 1.18 1.11 A F. saoclol All Cdn Com' All Cart Dlv All Cdn Ven American Growth Anreae Equity A xiate Investors Bc.con Growth Conodo Growth Conaoex Cdn Channlng Ven Cdn Gos Energy Cdn Investment Fund Cdn Scudder Fund Cdn Sec Growth Cdn 5 Gold Fund Cdn Trusteed Conofund Capital Growttl xChase Fund Collective Mutual Commonwealth Intl 3.91 8.15 191 9 72 10.62 4.46 417 6.75 7 42 4 04 4 42 5.42 5.47 4.43 7.02 4 99 7.61 10.36 10.69 6 76 7.41 13.51 14.83 4 39 4 82 30 71 20.71 5 07 5 56 4.55 4.97 4.70 5.14 01. IS 64 42 9.01 9.24 12.15 11.21 7.56 130 11 66 14.97 4.17 4 57 Commonweoith Intl Lev xCormretlt e4K4 848. .8,71 Corporate Investors 4 06 4 63 Corporate Invest Stock Fd 6 23 4 xDlvldend Shares 1 77 4 11 Dominion Compound 5.34 aOreytue 13 71 li.t Entoreo-fflvestn 4.07-6-61- Federated Financial Federoted Growth S.22 5.74 6 00 6 59 37.11 29.70 19.77 11.81 3 74 4 10 -t0tt4- Fl, Itv Trend First Parttclpolinil Froser Growth Gfs Compound Gis Income Growth Equity Guardian Growth Harvard IOS Venture Industrial Growth International Growth Investors Growth Investors Intl Mutual Investors Mutuo: Keystone Cusf S-l xKeystone Cult S-4 xKeystone Cust K-3 xcexlngton Research Mogno Carta Maritime Equity 4.10 7.13 441 80S 1.23 7.41 112 5.00 5 46 73 6 21 7.12 7.71 11 41 12.rt 168 9 49 5 37 SIS II 74 20 47 5 51 409 5 69 1 32 14.11 17.41 2 64 2 16 141 1.41 ttO 6 02 6 51 5 S7 6 09 157 9 01 4.70 441 4.45 7 05 5.6' 11.56 14 It 117 I 91 17 04 17 06 I 34 9 14 122 191 1.11 lit 11.95 13 9 94 VO tt 571 519 7 37 I 10 11 05 13 13 Marlborough Molson Fund Mutunl.

Accumulating Mutuol Bond v-Mutual Bond Income Mtuol Growth Mutuol Income Notrusco Natural Resources xOne Williams Street Ooonheimer Fund Pension Mutual Po'formnnce Plus Principal Growth Oiwnt Fund Royfund Sov Inv Pre! et Rev Sov Inv Am Pret Taurus xTechnol Timed Investment Fund United Accumulative United Horlron United American United Venture Universal Savings Equity Western Growth wintleid Growth xanodu York Fund Conodo -x U.I. tunds. 514 641 7.72 141 6 59 521 165 3.97 4.99 7 29 601 6.14 4.12 1.91 6 62 in 4.00 126 5.48 747 660 6 71 4 50 642 INFORMATION ON All MUTUAL FUNDS JOHN i GRAHAM 1 188 SPARKI ST. CO. LTD.

Cominco Earnings Decline MONTREAL (CP) Cominco Ltd. Tuesday reported net earnings of S21.600.00O or $1.29 a share for the nine months ended Sept. 30. down from $25,000,000 or $1.50 in the corresponding pe riod last year. The company said earnings from mining, and metallurgical operations were higher than last year, but continued depressed state of the fertiliser industry has drastically reduced income, from this sector and is the main reason for the lower net earnings." pniinrtnniMiniiriiuiiMnmiiiiirmiiiniiimiiii: iniuimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiHiiiiiiMMiiniui Oro Pac Asb Pac Sll Paroinnt Pot Sll Peel Pine Lk Mn 7600 Pinnacle Polaris 5000 4000 2000 4500 4500 Rodstrom Ring Hills Sandort Shield, Slibok" Slleurlari Arrow Butte City Silverquck 1000 115 1000 21 8000 16 13400 200 2000 17 12500 40 1200 51 5 Standrd 4300 1 55 it nor .11.0 7 tn Sth Seos 3300 Spartan 3200 49 47 Stall 1100 115 110 Stannesl 1600 01 83 TCX 1400 85 85 Torwest 1100 33 32 Trolan 14400 88 86 Unld Cop 2000 56 50 Utlco 600 230 225 Volley 7200 Sieve 17 vanando 31500 27 26 27 1 Vonmetlt 3500 15V 15V4 lSVi Ventures 6700 29 26 27 1 Venus 2500 Its 117 195 1 Resrc 4500 24 22Yt.

22V4-IVi Weil Burl 2000 334 12 33V4 Mines 2900 140 335 340 18 Yukon 50200 71 66 44 4 Total tales: 1.945,731. TORONTO (CP) ftond auotationt for Tuesday, Nov. 4. provided by the In vettment Dealers" Atsoclatton of Con- NON-CONVIRTIILI Bkt Ask AbMlbl Poper 7VS, 1987 Alberto Gat 6Vi, 1981 Algoma Ry 544, Mrch Tt Algomo Steel SA, 1971 Aluminum Can 4', 1473 Anglo Con Pulp IVi, 14 Bathurst Paper 4, 1914 Bk of 7 Oct 15, 1987 Bell Tef I. Moy 77 Bell Tel 7H, 1991 owoter Power 1980 A Oil SVi 1977 BC Tel 446 1991 BC Moly Ex 5M, 1976 Con Cement sv, 1974 Can Breweries 5.

ltsi 8Vs S4' tlVi 81 Can Brit Al 4', 1977 canao chemicals 7, 80 Can Industries 546, 1977 CtR 5. 1981 Con Wtt Not Got SH. 63 Contumert Got ru 191 Dominion Storot SVe, 74 Dom Tor Chem VA. 1987 Dryooh Paper 446, 1974 Eaton Act 7V4v 1 917 Eddy. E.

B. 4. 1974 GM Acc 6Vi, 1917 GM Acc 7, 1986 Gt Lk Paper 5. 1876 Gt Lk Power 4A. 1871 Gt Wpf Gos 6.

1979 Hud Boy Oil 4, May 75 nVMty Oil 646, T987 imperial oh 740, I1 lC Tt, 1986 IAC 44. 1984 Inland Not Gat t'4. 19U abort SU. June IS. 17 -(Jockey Club 6.

1980 Lonoiond Not Gat 6. Its Lobfaw-Groce 544 1981 MoMlilon tloedel SH. 1871 Norm cent Gat 4 88 ivwett utiiniet sh. Price Co 6Vi, 1987 Poclflc Centre 1994 Quebec Not Gas 546, tttl Roymor rn, 1971 Roymor 74. 1978 Rkt Algom 54.

Aprl 1. II St. Lawrence 44, 1980 Shell Oil 1976 Shell Oil Ss, 1977 mpsont Srt Acc T't. 87 Tor Domln Bk 6. 1917 Tor Domln Bk 7, 1987 Tor Dom Centre 1991 Tor Stor 5' 1978 Tre Con PL 5.15, 1987 Trod Fin Co 744.

1917 Union Gat 54t, 1981 Wstcst Trs SVi, 1988 WtStoh, George 1987 AcklOndt I'fi, ITtl block erot 6', 1988 107 Consumers Got S'i, 19ft te Dynasty Explor 7, 1912 121 111 SB MeLoughlln Ast 7, I9tt Tt 81- Procr River TVir-rtlS- Slmpsons Seart 4i, 1988 8T Scurry Rolnbows. T'A, 1981 tt lyitemi Dim 5. 199 104 Trs Con PL 19S9 West Trs i. 1991 4t North Copf T7- NARWHAL HUNT SET VANCOUVER (CP) Jimes Graham, president of a foundry and engineering; company, has made a donation, of undisclosed size, to support a hunt for live narwhal by the Vancouver Public Aquarium. Aquarium director Murray Newman plans a search next year.

He has been trying to get a narwhal for the aquarium since 1968. a. UiMAJ amvbell printing 4rJ ktn.m wm mtimm in 237-12B? 85 SPARKS STREET IN BASEMENT OF BLACKBURN BLDO FBEE PICK UP AND OEUVTfTY ON ORDERS OF tiOO OR MORI 10600 48 46 41 13500 315 265 215 10 6500 17 36 36 4500 51 50 51 1 1000 24 24 24 1 700 17 17 17 2 76 70 70-- 9 65 64 65 I 12 12 12 Vi lSVi I SVi lSVi Vi 21 21 21 17 36 17 Vi 21 20 20 115 115 5 21 21 I 34 34 2 195 195 -6 16 17 1 40 40 1 51 51 1 151 151 4 70 95 5 48 115 1 ei -i 5 1 32 ,1 16 2 50 '-14 230 VS. I "'l'VU. ii -Z 47 if 25 T7 -5" as ss 84WI 84V 84Vi mi ice Nickel Wednesday, November 5, 1969 Producer the two largest producertjn the non-Communist world, nicliel hasten selling on a spot basi about six 4imes the current pro ducer price of $1.03 (U.S.) a pound, David D.

Thomas, company president, said the move was taken with some reluctance but because of dwindling ore. sup plies and primary nickel pro duction, Sherritt could no longer be considered a "primary nickel producer, supplying a. normal list of customers." He said half the anticipated 19G9 production of 29,000.000 pounds of refined nickel from the company's Fort Saskatche- Takeover Deal Off (By The CP) A proposed deal by Leigh Instruments of Ottawa, to acquire EMI Electronics Canada been broken off, the Ottawa firm announced Tuesday. It was announced last August that Leigh had reached agreement in principle with Elec- ic and Musical Instruments. London, EMI's British parent, firm, fpr Leigh to take' over a 99.5 per cent interest in EMI.

No details were given then and. Tuesday' statement said only that negotiations had been terminated. estate for a long time. The Ottawa Journal TORONTO (CP)' Sherritt Gordon Mines Ltd. of Toronto Monday announced a change in its pricing policy on sales of primary nickel from a producer to a spot basis.

The changer to take effect at the beginning of. next year, will not affect existing contracts or sales to Canadian customers, a company spokesman said. Because of a severe of nickel, caused by prolonged strikes against Intel-national Nickel Co. of Canada and alconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd. By The CtnosthM Press TORONTO INDUSTRIALS Slock Soles High Lew Close Ch'ee 50455 Sll1 UVa 1JH Abitibi Un Gat 1-440-414 15H 16 '4 Seaway 19270 SI2Vi Itfenite I orvys 17375 16H I 4H 4 Acan Wright Cadillac 14956 S30 I9H 29 -Us MINIS 111160 41 36 37 -1 129600 16 1 3 16 2'V 1-98021 t4Vi llv- l4H- Dulault' Norlex A Lorder Permo Vandoo Oavlet Dynamic Ulsler TJiTO 56 52 55 I 17605 74 64 74 4 OILS 21200 102 tt 100 18100 -l7Vi 17 Vi 17500 13 12H II 15771 199 190 195 2 10600 201 190 191 14.

MONTREAL INDUSTRIALS Stock Seles High Lew Close Ch'ee zenert 46600 Sll '4 II 1 1 'I A-oitibl 19190 till, im 1rrt-t4lcel H571. S4Ht 4HA 42 MOISOn A V40O SIB 174 Alcan 7496 S7fi 79 29'i IVi Compeau Royol Bk 6100 S4V 1H 4'1 5990 S22'ar22 T7t 'it 5461 SlSte 154 15H V4 snk Mont Met Store Bell Can 4900 S30 10 30 434 S42H- 42 42 '4t MINIS' Fano Min 106900 33 27 29 Potash 37500 7 6'i 6Vi Vi Int Dredg 17200 7 5 7 2V COnOdOrt 12500 47 39 42 4 Capri Mln 22900 65 SS 61 4 We've all worked in real jT I 1 Mf 4 I rr I lSf ''J u- rr: ffiliT, i 1 I Tl M. I a 44. 1 I I M' f.Ms Tl I r'A-wf lTS xmr i 8 I tf I We have learned that buying or selling your home is not just one of the most important financial decisions you make. It's much more than that: it is a decision which will affect'your emotional and physical well-being for a long time to com.

So we're not simply helping you to resolve your housing requirements. We're concerned about you and your family's wants and needs. This, of course, is the basis of all of Montreal Trust's dealings with people. And it is this spirit which makes us 'home-finders' rather than real estate agents. If you want to find a new home for yourself, or would like us to find someone for your present home, please contact any one of us.

Changes Prices wan refin.ery will come from ore mined, by Sherritt. The re- be produced from concwurates and matte irom other producers, plus scrap. "After providing for commitments under refinery feed contracts providing for the nickel INTENSIVE FRENCH Two-week courses at Resort potel and Five-hour Saturday classes in MontreaiNow in progress. Dally classes in Montreal Expert tuition. Intimate Write or phone for details.

L'ECOLE DE FRANCAIS INTERNATIONAL Suit 230, 1550 BouL de Malfooneuve W. S37-747 CENTRE TOWN AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE Approximately 12,000 sq. requirements. On site parking (indoor and assdiy 150 Maclaren YOUR NEW HOME-FINDER TEAM AT MONTREAL TRUST 'J- OurMintgtr: I.Leslie D.Wong. A prominent Ottawa Realtor, active in the home-finding business since 1 951 he is a Graduate of both the Canadian Institute of Realtors and the Appraisal Institute of Canada.

required In our rolling mill for the production o( coinage blanks, coins and strip and providing nickel for speolal pow ders, a comparatively tmaVI part of our nickel output is available for sale to regular customers." also available. classes. will partition to suit surface). 235-2157 Hit torn: 2. George A.

Armstrong. 3. Malcolm Barrett 4. Miss Sandra Booth, E.J.Wilfrid D'Amour. 6.

Paul Kerstein. 7. Philip H. Peririne. 8.

Mrs. Evelyn 9. Ray W. WatL Montreal Trust 96 Sparks Street Telephone: 237-2142.