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Executives Of Firms In B.C. Turn To Flying Own Planes

VANCOUVER CP) — Com-.oun aircraft are becoming the pars executives who fly their rule rather than the exception nara ee n British Columbia iw perween 0c and 900 of them ' are buzzing around BC. skies, visiting remote mining and umbering camps.’ megting—ch- ents” and sizing up develop- ments, says Gordon rown, manager of the BC, Aviation Council He <avs {t is motey in the bank for the executive to spend $12,000 on a light aireraft if he puts in at léast '20 fiving hours ca vear. More expensive aircraft

hetween $30,000 and $70.0 - require that an, executive travel at least 0 hours annually to

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Mir Rrown ‘cai in an iner ew that- the averaze plane ised by the executive ts a four

seater costing between $17.900 > and $17.000 OPERATION COST LOW

He save that.~ exeluding- the capital cost of the aircraft. op- erating costs. come out as low as 445 cents a mile for the lighter aircraft

Robert Hall of Doherty, Road-

, house and McCuaic Bros.. is one of a growing number of in- vestment counsellors, who are taking to the air to talk with

i clients face te face or examine the properties behind. the min- ing shares ’ :

This fly-voursclf businessman savs his plane’ makes it” pos- sible for him to take off with a mining engineer. flv ta a re- mote mining property for an on- the-ground appraisal. and be home azain in time for dinner.

Considering the saving in his own time and that of the enzi- neer whose fees run between $a and $900 a day. Mr. Hall considers his plane a profitable investment.

Philip C. Maclaughlin of Pem herton Securities Ltd. got his pilet’s licence hefore the Sec-

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all over British Columbia and the northwest United States in his four-passenger vlane OWNS TWO PLANES

Ernest Antle. who operates a BC log-scaling companys f been fiving planes to booming “grounds al! over the Pacifie + coast for years. His company, Antle Scaling and Grading Ltd.. owns two planes and four of the company’s log scalers ‘are licenced pilots

Mr Antle said he was %& When he got his pilot's licence = les« than 10 years ago He says

the aircraft have multiplied & many times the effectiveness of his company’s service

His decision to fly came be cause of the difficiilty he had driving cars and hiring boats and planes to reach isolated log

‘ booms. He said the cars and Charles W. Aitken boats consumed time and the hired planes were too expen-

26 Allen St. a : Private planes are hecoming Charlottetown Fast, P.E_1. standard equipment in the fish- eries and forestry industries. Dial 894-7172 Interior loggers and lumber manufacturers who want to

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Noranda Mines Profits Higher

TORONTO cP Net profit of Noranda Mines Lid fer the first three months of 1965 was $8.470.000, or 72 cents a share, compared with $7,256.000 or 61 cents. for the same period in 1964

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Printing Group Asks Change In U.S. Laws

WASHINGTON CP ‘s The The eit cat tak Go Canadian commercial printing ae aed , industry has asked a crogress | 5. ilar language, Canada eee aac, ontait ‘ind or country from these ~ provisions. ' : i SEO ES iy, At. the same time, Canadian latera! proyisions, from the cag . a U.S. copyright laws preventing ae ee a Canadian firms from_ printing es =. Yat

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The Pickering reactors now ‘under desien for Ontario Hydro are about rich’ for this purpose so we just substituted their cost factors for the US. figures to see how they would rate :

An outline of US studies wm the desalination field was given earlier in the day by Commis- sioner | T Ramey of the US. Atomic Enengy Commission.

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