Slip-On Shoes To Tak

Ry KEN SMITH

KITCHENER, Ont (cp) Bred Shoes Lid. still’ slightly emazed by the startling success m the Hush Puppies i _ intro- fuced six years ago, ts getting _teady to try it -again ig - This time the family-contro}- led firm is betting Ganadians will bay slip-on boots, similar to towboy footwear, in a big. way , | admit we're sort of sticking sire necks. out an this,’ says Marketing Director Jack Camp- dell. “But the market -now is fhifled mostly from the United fiates and if we can provide

. ‘a quality beet at a gond price Canadian Prese Business Editor | know there's a yast potential

for sales." Greh is the

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100 f 1687 end sales revenne of $12,900.00 last vear trom $1.750.000 eizht vear: In dustry sales in Canada tast year ran about $190,000,000

The 1945 sales figure does not Include results from. four Bauer companies. purchased last Octo- ber. which make blade and roller skates, football, soccer, , baseball and bowling shoes and. a Variety of sporting accessories in ‘Kitchener :

The sharp growth wasn't with. out problems For vears.pro-

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to. produce duction could not meet demand boots in-a variety of models

’ “At one timé or another we've

this month at its Winnipeg plant had just about every dealer in

under’an agreement with Acme (anada mad at us,” in re- Campbell

Campbell BACKED RY FATHER “Pretty sizable’’ royalty

Boot turn calls agree “Wit ket

Co of Tennessee. or what Mr

nent estimated

now at

says Mr

The ‘%vear-old firm was e¢. “tablished by Erwin Greb, father

, the Canadian hoot mar- of the current president. on the 200,000 base of an old company called

pairs a year, he says hopefully the Berlin Shoe Co. He had fi- that Greb could sell $1,000,000 nancial backing from hie father,

worth next vear

Charles Greb Sr.

Although the company

has In several — successful lines,

its outside expansion,

ON THEAIR

‘The sollowing program tist-

charge as a publie service and pany tries in 4t advertising to three sa

obscure manufacturer to one of of Waterloo largest Canadian - owned

the Shoe industriés “in

pies, the pigskin shoes the comi- still rests.qwith

1938 it undertook it« first ee ‘buying growth in eight years from an Valentine and Martin Shoe Co

the

Although 135.000 treasury the- country shares were sold to the public

control

the comp yoyv and ns of the founder” are

' the Guardian Charlottetown, Thurs., June 2A. 1988-19!

Naval Architects Lose Out

In $500,000 Design Error

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OTVAWA (CP) A firm of nayal architects has inst out ‘on maior federal jobs because of.a $500,000 design error in a Zov- ernment ship, J— R. Baldwin, deputy minister of transport, said here : os

He told the Commons puoiie accounts committee the firm has not received work of a sub- stantia! mature that it other- wise would have received. It had received sorhe ~smal!l jobs following discovery of the math- ematical error

The firm was not named. The design error could have caused the weather ship to roll over under certain conditions. It was caught and the ship was launched later with a costly cor- rection made. :

Committee members ¢ o'm- plained the government paid the architect the extra fee arising out of the. structural changes made.

Mr. Baldwin said court action was considered to recover the

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Future contracts architects. will ‘require take .out insurance tra work that might have in he done, said J. R .Stranz the transport department's. sh p- building direetor

He said there's a shoriaie ni naval architects in Canada The department owas trving fi-bring smaller firms along to fill the gap. ; a2 :

Mr. Sirang said the -archl- teet's.fee generally ranges from seven-tenths of one per gent to one per cent of the total enef depending on the: sizé of the job The figure could go'up in 15 per cent, for a complex scienti- fie ship: phd

The -transport officials «x plained the handiing of the weather ship) case during a committeer_examination of items ~

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appear as presented te us by make --the _ stations —concerned- fort

with

com- senior executives : ; Harry Greb. Canadian. rights te Hush Pup- president. joined the firm as a

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: THt RSDAY PROGRAMS P's. developed by Wolverine bookkeeper in 1934 His %#-vear- 1 T . . -Shop and Tanning Corp. of old brother.- Chartes. whe | CFCY-TV Michigan. : were ed in 1958 started as a machine operator | : by, Canada West Shoe Co., of in 1948, now is director of sales. : hi aT dibs sab = 0s gna | “0s teecir st Claimed From Washington | , $00 am.~le Tell The Truth BOUGHT UP FIRMS purchasing ; : : 3.25 p.m.—Take 30 ' The following ‘vear Greb Already operating «in Qiehec ORK (AP)—Columbia «‘ v ‘ ved” , $55 p.m.—Milesi@neg of. the bought Canada West and an- through .agreemenis— with—firms a oe has 7: annie aie ™ = = Cemuty other. Winnipeg manufacturer, in Trois-Rivieres and Grand’- ported — that pi anned air The CBS repor also said : 4,00 p.m.--Mor'd to Coutrast Calumet. Shoe -Co., as part~of Mere. Greb is in the midst of strikes against Hanoi a d Hai- America pilote- are enraged bi 2448) p.m.—Razzie Dazzle _a_ long-term exvansion program a multi-million-dollar_expansion_ phong North VietNam, during -stories—in print whieh ne ; gran: = r ne Bill Hickok -but... save President Harry of the manufecturing and ware- othe Inst--ve days amine calied—have endangered their Seas kad : J eee es Greb. no ” at that_time had housing facilities im Kitchener off because of ‘flagrant se- success of the raids 4, they—had . 6.30. p.m.—Gazette oe Road hi potential mao ere as ie report Z ed curity leake in Washington.” t cn ‘out = - ie ~ —a 2.20 p.m.—CFCY 1V News ti 190K: Grob out ee ites tT te . a eee. es eet be Sheree Free | aoy —_~ / DONT KNOW. WINGEYS cure! ; 7.15 p.m.—Keyboard Melodies is Set — Despite the popular appeal of from Sai - South V ENDS c j C Pr ays on the ‘market, hoping to sell Hush Puppies” ebieh ts 200 igon,- Sout iet o HEALTH CHECK PeoaLEMs ) WHICH ONE To DON'S SERIOUS! : 1.20 p.m.—Plesve, Don't fot The 2104 10.00 Sales ran to M4 000 SS eas sf > ad en aia, Nam, said speculation is that QUEBEC (CP).Jean Lesage, | “4 DATE/I WANT | BOB'S FOR LAUBHS! ’ Daisies | ee Boo _ v7 , — <om the leaks came either from U.S. former premier who now is op. 0 Fir 6:00 p.m.—Assignment’ Underwater. mext year, with # target. af oanv sales, Greb still tends to government sources — a trial position leader, \s to leave hos- ane $30 p-mi.—The Phird Man 140,000 pairs, sales totalled 235.- think of Itself as a manufae- balloon—or from ‘‘doves” in the pital next Thursday pi 9:00 p.m:—Seaway 000 This year, _they are _ex-_turer_of_ specialty lines. US: congress who don’t want visit for a. checkup ‘and observa- 90.00 p.m.—! Drean ef Jeannie pected to_reach 1.500.000 It recently introduced a wa- the air war expanded tion. _A spokesman for Mr. Le- 96-30 p.m: =Terssope + “Our —first—-production — plan terproof hunting boot for women Fromson also reported that a sage ‘said the opposition Jeader,: 11:00 p.m.—Nakea City _was for about 30 pairs a day and 10 years ago- pioneered the- “high-powered public relations ‘who entered hospital June 17, is 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News and now we're turning out up North Americ Use Of, ®. tech- satort” -had been planned to tell in excellent condition. Mr. Te- 13:13 p.m.—tocal Weather end to 7,500." Mr. Camphell savs. nique to vuleanize a rubber sole the US. administration's side of sage has said he plans to go iis — pee We were ridiculed at first for to a waterproof boot . the story. after the raids were fishing when his hospital visit 2.15 @.m.—Sign OF. trying to sell Hush Puppies, hut’ That boot was intended pri- carried out. Milit officers ends. — ‘ noe “by now people have learned the marily for sportsmen. but “Ebr eite ype Fee NE aa gos oa SSS oy of their_ways.* proved so succéssful it has n +40-en-— ' Ann

~Pushed—by—this— success, ‘the adapted a®¥ an army combat company's employment has boot and has won favor among risen ta more than 1,200 fr onstruction workers

plain the reasons for the air One of eight workers in Can- strikes on Hanoi, the capital, ada in 1891 was a woman, and and Haiphong, the major port. most worked 54 te 60 hours a | , Ths effort, Fromeon said, week. : :

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