Winnipeg Free Press

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E previously shares. Norlex e 1000 30 30 30 Jon Smith 2000 15 15 15-1 Worex Ltd 400 160 156 156 4 Soutel 500 56 56 Kam Kotiza z400 47 47 47 Kerr add 2200 945 905 945 lab min 3000 41v4 41v4 l Shore 120 260 260 260 la 195 190 195 s lost River 4225 515 475 4 90 5 Louv Lurt 2000 11vj a Lytton m 300 160 155 155 Madeline 500 405 395 395 Madsen 3756 74 70 Man bar 500 41 41 41 2 Martin 2500 8vz 8 Matt of 650 35% 36 Al me Adam 2000 55 55 55 me Intyre 320 64v4 64v4 Mentor 5600 144 131 140 1 it Wright 212 it it nub mine 1300 285 280 280 s new Cal 500 33 33 33 Newconb 100 520 520 520 n Diment 3500 60 58 58 Lund 17500 19vi 19 19% i n due Ragl 200 575 575 575 by j. C. Graham up correspondent Wellington . Up for 20 years much of the emphasis in new zealand for eign policy in the Pacific area has been on Southeast Asia. Now the Outlook is broadening into a Pacific Basin policy with closer links to Japan Canada and South America. Since the 1950s, new Zea land has based its defence system on the concept of for Ward defence through collective Security arrangements in Southeast Seato treaty military support for Malaysia and Singapore and a combatant role in South Viet Nam. These arrangements have been the major preoccupation in Pacific policy. Today the combatant role in Vietnam has ended. Even the Anzac Garrison Force maintained in Singapore with troops from Britain and Australia is acknowledged to be a transitional arrangement Likely to be dropped As malay Sia and Singapore develop their defensive capacities other factors Are gaining in creasing attention in Pacific policy. Most policy statements emphasize the vital future inv Dow Market comment m brokers report investors Are generally cautious while awaiting word from the National Security Council meeting this morning in Washington. Brokers Point out that the Market is often hesitant and soft when confronted with uncertainty. Analysts add that the Market has been sensitive recently to re verses for the South Viet namese and growing . Air and naval activity in Indochina. Several analysts have said the Vietnam situation has regained significance As a Stock Market Factor not Only because of the uncertainties militarily but be cause of the situation s pos sible Impact on the presidential elections in the . In november. However just at brokers and analysts say significant new . Military action or further South vietnamese losses Are Likely to be a negative Market Factor they say an accommodation be tween w a s h i n g t o n and Hanoi would be a Market stimulant. Last week the Market attempted strongly to rally on two separate Days on unconfirmed re ports from Paris of peace Progress. The reports turned out to be unfounded the state department said. Brokers cite As drags on the Market recent Price commission orders rolling Back certain Price in creases record Mutual fund redemption last month and steady unemployment rates. They add that these con Cerns along with Indochina problems provided a Situa Tion for profit taking that has weighed Down the mar Ket since mid april. Although the Dow Jones Industrial average gained in the final two sessions last week the Rise is attributed to selective bargain buying. For the week the Industrial average took a loss of 12. 94 Points closing Friday at 941.23. And analysts say that considering the mar Ket s Long upward drive prior to recent losses some further decline would be Normal. Few expect any serious drop in the Market and Many stress that recent losses have been mild com pared to the extent of pre Vious gains. Meanwhile Many analysts continue to contend that if the Vietnam Situa Tion becomes More stable and other concerns Abate the Market has a sufficiently Strong fundamental Back ground to begin gaining again on the longer term. Analysts cite As potential Market motivators strongly increased corporate profits signs of a Broad based eco nomic recovery an Ade quate Supply of funds for expansion and investment and moderate interest rates. Also a current Survey of purchasing agents shows business improved again in april. Million turnaround reported by Ackland by Susan Hoeschen the Board of directors of Ackland limited of Winnipeg has announced re sumption of the dividend payment on second prefer ence shares after a year in which the company reported a turnaround from a million loss to a million profit. After the Board meeting which followed the com Pany s annual meeting in Winnipeg thursday ack lands declared a dividend of 96 cents per second prefer ence share in arrears for 1971 and a current half yearly dividend of 48 cents per second preference share. The Board also declared the quarterly dividend of cents per share on the first preference shares. All Are payable May 31, 1972, to shareholders of record May 12, 1972. Ackland had previously reported sales for the year ended november of compared to for the previous year. Earnings before extraordinary items were is compared to a loss of president Hyman Bussin attributed the turnaround to a number of Cost cutting measures instituted by the company during 1971 which he called a year of Consol he predicted an even greater rate of expansion in the future not Only vertically within the scope of our current operations but outwardly into other potentially profitable the company has entered into a joint venture with Daylin inc., of California to form Daylin Canada limited which has been recently incorporated. Or. Bussin said in an interview that the company Hopes to open two retail outlets of Daylin in the Toronto area before the end of 1972. Daylin will be in the re Tail Home improvement and Leisure time business. He said if the test in the Toronto Market is Success Ful the company will expand nationally. Or. Bussin told the Annu Al meeting Liat Ackland is studying the possibility of entering the Cable television business. He said principals in the company have considerable expertise in the Field. In an interview later or. Bessin said Cable television is one of the most exciting growth industries of the future. He said it has great possibilities because it provides better reception for color television and also because of development in educational television and local planning. He said Ackland entry through an acquisition or the application of new franchises but in either Case will need Canadian radio and television commission approval. Or. Bessin also said that Manitoba has a Good Chance of becoming the location for bicycle Plant if Ackland and the Sekine bicycle company of Japan go ahead with a joint Ven Ture to build bicycles in Canada. He said he is now work big with the Manitoba government on possible Grants to establish a Plant of about Square feet. Ackland has the excl s i v e National distribution rights for the Schinc Bicy cles in Canada and or. Bussin said the entire first Purchase Lias been sold out. He said a study is under w a y to determine How Many employees would be needed if the Plant were established. Winnipeg Man druggist director Quebec up Florian Bleau general manager of pharmacies Unive Selles Ltd., was elected today As president of the Canadian wholesale drug association at the Organiza Tion s eighth annual meeting. H. Turner general manager of Northwest drugs Ltd., Edmonton was elected first vice president j. M. Donahue of Sherbrooke que., was elected second vice president and a. U. Chipman sr., of Winnipeg was elected a director. Treasury Bills Ottawa up new 91-Day government of Canada Treasury Bills auctioned million at an average Price and yield of 99.104 and 3.63 per cent. Last week same amount and term 98.100 and 3.64 per cent. 182-Day million at an average Price and yield of 98.044 and 4.00 per cent. Last week same amount and term 98.077 and 3.93 per cent. By the Canadian press Bronco Ltd., three months ended March 31 1972, loss 1971, loss. Cdr Ltd., three months ended March 31 1972, .12 cents a share 1971, six cents. Crest Wood kitchens Ltd., year ended dec. 31 1971, 5.1 cents a share 12.3 cents. Home Oil co. Ltd., months ended March 31 1970, three 1972, million 60 cents a share 1971, million 26 cents. Ortance of relationships with Japan. It is by far the most rapidly expanding Market for new zealand exports and Jap anese skills Are being increasingly called upon in new Industrial development in new zealand. Recent years have seen a notable revival in relations Between Canada and new zealand both in Trade and political exchanges. Frequent ministerial visits once a Rar Ity and annual official meet Ings to discuss matters of Mutual concern reflect the growth of Pacific conscious Ness in both countries. The annual conference of the Pacific Basin economic Council to be held in May in Wellington is Likely to develop links further. The latest Pacific initiative by new zealand has been the announcement of a decision to open an embassy in Santiago Chile the first new zealand diplomatic Post in latin America. A further Post in Lima Peru is expected to be established shortly. This May be followed later by another in Mexico. These developments have been caused mainly by the opening of substantial new zealand Trade in Dairy pro Duce to Chile and Peru expected to reach million this year. Prices moved fractionally higher at the open of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange monday. There was a general Lack of interest with Only a Small exporter demand showing. At the open flax was i higher july Vancouver rapeseed us to higher june Thunder Bay rapeseed higher july 2.58 Oats did not open Barley unchanged Mav Rye it to higher May 1.04 v2. At mid session rapeseed prices were firm to slightly lower in Dull Trade at mid session on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today. Friday s volume of Trade was 841.000 bushels of flax of rapeseed and of Rye. Mid session prices flax May lower 2.74b july lower 2.76 oct. Lower 2.77via nov. I lower 2.76v43. Rapeseed. Vancouver june 1 lower sept. Lower nov. Lower 2.55v4 Jan. Unchanged 2.51b. Rapeseed Thunder Bay May higher 2.58a july 1% lower oct. I lower 2.524ia nov. Unchanged 2.51b. Oats May unchanged 69a july unchanged 69a oct. Not open. Barley May unchanged july not open oct. Unchanged . Rye May lower july i lower oct. Unchanged noon Dollar Montreal up Dollar in terms of Canadian funds up 1-32 at 7-32. Pound Sterling up it at m6. New York Dollar up 1-64 at 13-16 in terms of . Funds. Pound Sterling up 1-32 at 3-32. Harris. J., and sons Ltd., year ended dec. 31 1971, 1970, 22 cents. 28.7 cents a share now credit fancier debentures earn you on your Money term 5 years 0 3 4 0 0 1 6yi% minimum Deposit interest payable half yearly or compounded. Credit fancier 216 Smith St., Winnipeg ercall942.5s.15 member Conado Deposit insurance corporation Timothy James Manning a retired United states air Force general has bid million for the . Government s debt Ridden lower main land transit system. It is the third offer or. Man Ning has made for the system since 1958. All have rejected. For Sale modern office and warehouse facilities with private . Spur track. Lot 176 x384. Located in Central Winnipeg. First time advertised. For Mere information please Contact or. Bruce Wood res. 837-7817 or Checkerboard realty Ltd. 157e Polo Park phone 786.6649 dividends by the Canadian press Canada steamship lines Ltd., pfd., 15% cents july 4, record june 9. Dominion foundries and steel Ltd., cents july i record june 9 414 per cent pad. Series a aug. 1, record july 7. Hudson s Bay Oil and Gas co. Ltd., 30 cents july 25, record june 30 series a pfd., cents july 15, record june 30. International Nickel co. Of Canada Ltd., 25 cents june 20, record May 23. Mobil Oil corp., 65 cents june 12, record May 8. Citman s Canada Ltd. 7v2 cents May 1, record april 15. Selkirk holdings Ltd., class a nine cents june 30, record june 15. Placer development Ltd., -0 cents june 16, record May 26. Canada Ltd., 10 cents class a .10 cents both payable aug. 1, record july 14. If you require a term loan to Start modernize or expand your business we invite you to discuss your needs with one of our representatives who will be in the following locations during the second half of May Carman Gladstone Amaranth Rosenorn Morris the Pas Transcona Thompson Wabowden lunar Ashern Moosehorn Arborg Winnipeg Beach Gimli morning Only Carman motor hotel Gladstone hotel Lakeview hotel Morris Gordon hotel Morris Gordon hotel Golden Arrow Motel Gay Cavalier motor hotel mystery Lake motor hotel Silver Leaf hotel lunar motor hotel Ashern motor hotel Moosehorn hotel stardust Motel Lone Oak Motel Viking motor hotel afternoon Only thurs., thurs., thurs., tues., tues., tues., tues., wed., thurs., wed., wed., thurs., thurs., tues., tues., for further information Call or write Winnipeg Branch 161 Portage Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba r3b oy4 943-8581 May 1t May May May May May 16 May 16 May 17 May May May May May May May Industrial development Bank 7lrm financing for Canadian Busink Sis ;