Canis
business

The
Canada,

critic, Symes

had learned -that Paine.
Canada was ordered by the
new government to caase

new

sald his pa

Page 2, The Herald, Friday, July 27, 197

Petro-Canada ordered to
stay out of new ventur

‘_ OTTAWA (CP) — Petro-
Canada has been told stay
new ventures in
t otherwise it is
as usual for the
state-owned ol] company, an
" alde to Energy Minister Ra
Hnatyshyn said Thursday
government
wants to review Petro-
which it
to disband, sald
aide Phil Hamel. The first

Petro-Cana

end any domeatic ventures,

Hnatyshyn sent a letter to
da president Bill
Hopper June 15 telling him
the government felt the
company “should refrain
fram altering - its current
. corporate assets.”

That meant the company
should carry on as is but not’
add anything new, Hamel

Meanwhile, Hnatyshyn
told reporters Canada is not

Dollar flutters

energy MONTREAL (CP) — The ‘counterpart by market close,
Canadian dollar fluctuated . The dollar opened at 85,61 dg
slightly in quiet trading on cents U.S., moved between
North American maney ‘85.49 and 65.67

markets Thureday, and rose the day, and closed at 45.65.
fractionally against ita U.S. Wednesday's close was 65.84.

wet

interested in proposals from:
such Americans as Edward .
Kennedy for a continéntal
energy agreement, -
Canada ia embarked of -
energy self-reliance whichis —
contradictory to the US,

proposals. .

A continental energy
policy was “the one issue
that is apparently uniting all
American polittcans but it‘
ian't uniting anyone else,’
Hnatyshyn sald, 2 «it.

Canada has en 4 a
with Mexico for” 60,000

were
when the May 22

any forelgn involvement and

eu

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NEWS BRIEFS

.

Oa Winnipeg Free
Pananee of Wn guilty in
¥

latest round of hearings into

proposals -to build a nuclear

to end next week,
costs mount s

hearings on Puge
Sound Power and Light Co.’a
proposed Skagit nuclear
power plants cost the federal
@overnment and taxpayers

WINNIPEG (CP) —
, former

court Thursday to one

Thuraday to stand trial on
that date on two charges of

- Conner agreed

lawyer, has been in

. an estimated $15,000 a day,

Nuclear "Rogulslery’ Came

uclear .

mission. . _
That means the federal li-

censing hearings — which
how have taken 60 days over

4 period of several years — °

may have cost federal

taxpayers and the utility's Pilea

ratepayers more than §3-
nie Hee

__ Publisher pleads guilty

gross indecency to which he
has pleaded not guilty,
_, Provincial Judge Arnold
to release
Malone on ball until his court
appearance. Malone, a:
since his arrest May 17 at his
Winnipeg home. ,
Malone faced’a total of 10
charges when the

hi
Tuesday betore Cosner

| EARNINGS _

opened _ Uni

« The two

" VANCOUVER (CP) ~The

Picket lines are
ordered removed

Pacific owns 34,7 per cent

provincial labor relations of the Westcoast shares, but

has ordered striking
“Weatconat

Petroleum’s . oi) refinery
aijacent to the Westcoast .
‘ ur plant. “

Operating Enginéers,

are

fence: .

Pacific employees,
members of the - Ol,
Chemical and Atomic
Workers Internationa!
on,
picket Line.

aed had the right to
picket Pacific because there,
is joint ownership of Pacific
. Westepast,

_ therefore a common em-

the board ruled that there
Transmission was no evidence to show that
employees at Taylor to Westcoast.
remove pickets from Pacific .Pacific facili

Gold

coab dae

operates fron

id goes up
NEW YORK (AP) — The

p and. §305.785 in Zurich, In ~

eparated by a security New York, gold closed at

ce. . $306.20, up $1.85... —
dcllar again dropped sgalcet

lar again dropped aga
our voy is belng helped by
currency y
to cross the Britain's North Sea oll, (n- _
dications that British ~ in-
tereat rates are likely to re-
main high and tough right-
wing ipilicies by the Con-
serval

va government such

a8 Clu public apending. It
cost
agaim® $2.9203 Wednesday,

.3301 to buy a’ pound

3

_ Akaliche Yellowknife Gold

|. Mines “Lid, six. months |

ended June 3): 1978, $199,540,
42 cents a. share; 1978,

| - 971,179, 2.2 cents.
‘Bell Canada, six months }
ended June 90: 1970, $222.2

tailllon, $1.98 a share; 1076,
140.9milllon, $1.

Budd Canida Inc,; nino
months ended June 0: 1979,
8.S-million, $2.35 a share
1978, $10,S-milllon, $2.87.

. Canadian General Electric
Co. Léd., alx months ended
June 30: 1979, $15,793,000,
$1.69: a share; 1978,
$11,462,000, $1.40,

Fisning Tractor and
ment Co, Ltd, six
ended June 30; 1979,
$8,376,000, $2.11 a share;

. 1978, $7,067,000, 41.78.
- Prockauf Canada Inc,, ix
. months ended June 90: 1979,
#3,-770,000,. $1.02 a share;

1078, $2,-161,000, 80 cents.
GSW Ltd, six months

| . @ttded June 90: 1979, $585,000,

30.8 cents a share; 1978,
$220,000, 17.6 cents,

ue
a. cars BM: .
share; ie grace a
eenta. .
. Great-West = Life
Assurance Co., six months
ended June 90: 1979,
$18,423,000, $9.21 a share:
1078, $15,319,000, 97.65. |
Hndson's Bay Mining and

Smelting ‘Co. Ltd., -six
‘| ‘Months ended June 90° 1979,

‘$14,597,000, $1.44 a share:
. 1978, $4,356,000, 43 cents.

Hudson's Bey 01) and Gas
€o. Ltd, six.months ended
June 30: 1979, $41.2-million,
2 a abare; 1978, 46-

92.87, ° .
: Interprovineial Pipe. Line.

Lta., six months ended June
30: 1979, $27,683,000, $1.08 a’
share; 1078, $22,075,000, 99
cents,

Kerr Addigon Mines Ltd,
six months ended June 30:
1979, $1,-201,000, 20 cents a
share; 1978, $3,019,000, 41
cents, =

Leon's Furniture Ltd,, six
months ended June 30: 1979,
$1,-200,000, $1.0: a share;
1978, $1,-064,000, 69 cents, <°

Loblaw Cos. Ltd,, 24 weeks
ended June 16: _197b,
$7,176,000, 18 cents a share;
1978, $5,845,-000, 14 centa, ,.

Lornex Mining Corp, LH,”
six months ened June 90; ,
1979, $15,624,000," aL Rtg.
share; 1978, $4,481,000, 54°
Sherritt Gordon Mines Lid,
six months ended June 30:
1070, $18,990,000, §1.49 a
share; 1978, $6,002,000, 47
centa,

Standard Industries Lid,
three monilis ended June 30:
1979, $1,427,000, 45 cents a

_ Share; 1878, $1,188,000,. 38.

cent, "| veg nite

United Corporationg “Lit.,;;
three months ended June a:
“N978, 9950,43,26.9 cents a
share; 1978, $481,085, 15.7
cents. :

United Keno Hill Mines |
Lid,, slx months ended June
30: 1979, $4,335,000, $1.75 a
share; 1978, $1,598,000, 65
cents, ‘ ,

Westcoast Petroleum Ltd,,
six. months ended June 30:
1979, $3,-740,000, 58.8 cents a
share; 1978, $3,636,000, 63.9
cents,

Western Mines Ltd., six
months ended June 50: 197,
$3,-705,925, 69 cents a share;
1978, 963,041, 18 cents. ;

STOCKS

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Prices were in active.
trading Th y on the
Vancouver Stock Exchange
with advances: exceeding
declines by 132 to 98, ;
‘In the industrials, Com-
putrex Centres was un-
changed’ at '26°1-2 cents on

"2/000 ‘Bhares, ‘Austin. In-
.  vestment Corp. was.un-

changed at .90° on 2,000
shares,“MacMillan Bloedel
was down 3-6 to.$28-on 1,600
shares and Hal Roach
Studios ‘was unchanged at
$3.50 on 1,139 shares, Keg

. Restaurants waa unchanged

at $2 and Doman Industries

. Was down 1-8 to $9 1-4.

On the resource and
development board, Cream
Silver Mines was up .04 to .42
on 337,-000 shares, Con-
tinental Silver ‘was up .20 to
$4:90":10n":156;793" shares;
Andex Mines Ltd. was up .02
fo .24 on 144,000 shares and
Transcolt Resources Corp.
was unchanged at $1.55 on
126,-000 shares. Tintina
Silver Mines was up .19 to:
#230 = and Liberty
eam Was up .15, to

On the curb exchange,
Canzona Minerals was up .08
to .B6 on 73,000 shares, Hesca
Resources was up .14 to .71
on 66,-000 shares, Burlington
Gold was up .01 to 96 on
47,000 shares and Paragon

' Resources was up .i6 to .67

on 40,000 shares. -

“TORONTO @©P) — The
Toronto stock gharket was;

sharply higher a ier.
active trading 7 0
The TSE 300 index rose.

13.23 to 1,570.04, |

- "Olland gas shares ed’

steeply as specijation:
resumed over explorations
in the Beaufort Sea. .
Volume was 4.10
compared with 4.16 ;
Wednesday, :

Among industrials,
Steinberg A rose 1% to $35,
Northern Telecom 1% to-
$444, Falconbridge Nickel A
1% to $62%, Imperial O11 A
1% to$36 and Texaco Canada
1 to $88,

Canadian Occidental Pete |

ternational 10.’ cents
$1.70,-Actlon ‘Traders tl

cérits‘to'74 ‘Cente ‘aiid Hudé

-#on's Bay Co, to $28%.

Placer Developemnt was
up 1% to $30%, Bethlehem
Copper A % to $18% and
Teck Corp. A % to §14%,.

Kerr Addison was down % to’ ..

ue and Cyprus Anvil % to
16. .

Mountain States «
Resources gained 1% to
#15%, Chieftain Develop-

ments 1°

to $2114, Czar Resources host
% to $10 and Dynamar
Energy seven cents to $2.48,

SATURDAY 10:00a.m.

"oa

2:00 p.m.
7;00 p.m.
SUNDAY 10:00'a.m.

2:00p.m.

6:00 p.m.

PUBLIC ‘NOTICE

- | ANNOUNCING A SPECIAL EVENTS WEEKEND

LAKELSE LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK

‘Canoe Travel — An Introduction to the equipment and skilis necessary for
the safety of present or future canocelsts. To be followed by a cance paddle

along the shore, weather

Pond Creatures — A special for kids! Come explore a pond and what lives
there and why. Wear your “pond clothes” and meet at the bulletin board

All across British Columbia this weekend (July 28, 29, 1979), your

provincial parks are holding free activities to foster an appreciation and

' ‘ understanding of parks and the outdoor recreation opportunities within
. them. There are special events for kids as this Is the Year of the Child, but

there are adult-level events as well. Whether you are a local resident or.
traveller, we Invite you to [olin us.

permitting. Look for the naturalist with a bright
- yellow canoe at the south end of Furlong Bay plenic area — on the beach.

In Furlong Bay Parking Lot,

Network of Life — Ever thought about how complex Iife can be or how
nature weaves life cycles together? Come and examine the In-
" terrelationships of life at campsite number 71.

‘Detecting Animal Lite — A chance to discover animal
trall as a source of Information.
Parking Lot to begin the search (Yes, adults that means you).

Pond Creatures — Did you miss the activit
at the same location, same time,

Gold at Kleanza Creek! Take a 20 minute drive east of Terrace along
Highway No. 16 to visit an ald ‘goid rush’
secrets of striking it rich. Ill meet you at the beautiful Kleanza Creek

same tople.

campground. Bring a cup for fea,

w

Province of British Columbia
Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing

PARKS AND OUTDOOR RECREATION DIVISION;

All detectives report to the Nature Trail

y yesterday? Take It In today

area. Find out more about the

sighs along the

t