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; Levy. Industries Ltd., three months ended March 31: 1966, $591,347, 44 cents a share; 1965, | $232,861, 8.5 cents.

Sogemines Ltd., three months ended March 31: 1966, $203,000, 4% cents a Share; 1965, $184,- om, 3.9 cents.

Westfair Foods Ltd., year ended Jan, 1: 1966, $2,150,216; A965. $2,001,168

Thompson Paper Box Co. Ltd., vear ended Dec. 31: 1965, $736555~1964, $66,638.

Imbrex Ltd., year ended Dec. 31 1965, $196,678, 26 cents; | 1964. no comparative figures.

Alfred Lambert Inc., -year ended Dec 31: 1965, $454,600, $3.03 a share; 1964, $318,894, $2.13

Union Oil Co. of Canada Ltd

three. months ended March 31: i J 1966, $1,439,185, 30 cents a so share; 1965, $673,676. 19 cents. | ; : : ;

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Smelting Co. Ltd., three months |

ended March. 31: 1966 $4,824,- 734. $1.75 a share; 1965, $3,300,- 382, $1.20.

Dickenson Mines Litd., three | months ended~March 31; 1966, $93.503, 2.6 cents a share; 1965, $218,831, 6.2 cents. |

Superpack -Corp., three | months ended Feb. 28: $35,082, “sever -cents—a—share:- 1965; -$58,-

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net loss Canada ro Lid., -year= ended March 26:, 1966, $8.521,-

000, $7.10 a shate;” 1965, ISRAEL OBSERVES 18TH ANNIVERSARY 000; $6.76. + . Charter Credit Corp.~ Ltd., American-built 45-ton Pattom powef display observing the Minister Levi Eshkol, Prest- (three months ended March 31: tanks lead an armored column ‘18th independence anniversary dent Salman Shazar, and Chief . 1966, $60,000, 17 cents a share; in a parade Monday.in Tel American Hawk missiles, left, of Staff Rav Aloft Y. Rabin, . 1965, $52,000, 14 cents. ee Aviv where an estimated 400, | also were shown. From left in ™ : * Advocate Mines Ltd., three 000 persons lined the route for foreground, are local’ eom- (AP Wirephoto by radio from onths ended March 31: 1966, the military show. and air- mander (unidentified), Prime Haifa) ee $730,489; 1965, $93,070.

5 up~about-200- of 500-CBC_produc- CBC Members tion staff members. ‘he production units now are S k T J | otfieialty represented by the ee 0 oin International Alliafite of Theat-

rical and. Stage Employees Kings County ; coal, blue, brown, olive or grey. But~act quickly, 4 days only, at Holman’s. (IATSE), -also affiliated with :

CLC Union ‘the CLC Progressive a

Mr. Eady said the Toronto- |. ° | Be! OTTAWA (CP)—A total of 340 region executive of the former Conservative | 5 _ members or 66 per cent of the IATSE local there is sending a : | CRC’s production unit in Tor- message to all other similar H dq rt | Reg. 59.95 to 69.95 values onto have signed application, CBC production units across : ea varters SPECIAL * cards for membership in the Canada urging them to join the H il Canadian Union of Public—Em- 95,000-member-CUPE. Former bedion a | 7 ‘ i

ployees (CUC), the union has PROBLEM FOR CLC announced. A spokesman at CURE head- ‘Montague

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Francis Eady, a CUPE offi- quarters here said Saturday eial said more than 620 CBC that what was happening be- Office Hours 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.” cameramen, stagehands, script tween IATSE and CUPE could >’ -Ph 838-2779 girls, production assistants, be called “‘raiding, if you want one film editors and similar produc- | to say it bluntly.’ tion employees across Canada | The CUPE spokesman said have applied for membership in the issue was certain to come the union. ' |up at the CLC congress— now

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