2 pecs ; a . . M . S d jy @ Quebee and Ontarte buy, ‘Ine wuardian, Unariomerown, Sat., AUK. 1%, 1700. 15! ~ nm - jrenew or inquire about { Ins rketing tu y Reveals ance or file aaa a | Pn Arg hem ANYWHERE /

t'ow Patronage Is Divided — Ss *'ss'"wmte"tain’ Proposed Hydroelectric Plant

The number of insurance

x a P + '@ : a MONTREAL (CP) — Authors|Telephone Co. of Canada, the {ivonm.’ g..Powted by the Said Obsolete Before Built

0 marketing study in Quebec|*tudy sought to measure “the 5 > 2d Ontario say pharmacies in|markets for 53 major classifica- oe adult Queberérs and WASHINGTON (AP).-A New.+ Cree, spokesman for chief ex- 2 y- th- ‘wo provinces enjoy greater |tions of services and products England power company offi- ecutives of: 19 New England @ e.ult patrozage in a year thanjin terms of the number of peo- MORE BUY CAR PARTS ‘cial said here@ a proposed power companies, said a combi- co 52 other major business clas- ple who buy, use shop for, OF The percentage buying -or US. hydroelectric «project on nation of nuclear plants and |

- » --@ilications: have service work done in each shopping dor tires, batteries and the St. John River in Maine pumped storage hydro plants

The findings were based on recent. interviews with 4,669 adults so selected says the mar- ket researchers, that ‘valid re éults could be projected for the entire 7,100,000 adult population

particular market category dur-

ing a .12-month period.”

WOMEN BUY FLOWERS They also were interpreted as

and Ontario. do more shopping

other parts and supplies was near the New Brunswick border ,

estimated as 33, while 25 per is “antiquated and obsolete be- cent buy, seMor shop for péWw fore it is built.” ~ ‘and used cars and trucks. Albert A. Cree of Rutland,

for the study—the metropolitam Co-ordinating Council of New

would -produce the same amount of power at less cost

Cree estimated’ the investment cost of a large-scale nuclear!

stalled capacity and in a

of Ontario and Quebec.” for flowers than do men; and Montreal and Toronto areas \England. told a U.S House of pumped storage plant at $80 a

. nag va was said to that ‘144,000 wamen annually and the remaining areas of On- Renaeaenasianal publie works eae This Se he said pave — vee gh Say an buy, lease or inquire about bull- tario and Quebec subcommittee that the cheapest with an investment cost of more = tunners-up to the eee coeere, presses, lathes crane’. tne company said the report power in the future will come than $300 a kilowatt in the oO

emong the top “active markets” os _ an and otheF 159 showed that 500,000 Quebee from nuclear power plants. Dickey-Lincoln School project. | were clothing, with 6000000| The resemcn imated 27d Ontario adults were shown) Cree was recalled for ques-' Cree said he believes that fed- =| adult customers banking with that sacs tee a “rg s — to use the Yellow Pages of its tioning on the second day of .a eral. construction of the Upper ™ 6.200000. asd teeny parleralvaved aren tar oh ; © Sur telephone directories each day hearing on the $27,000,000 St. John River project “will “%, por sae Supe win Waieniones ae oe Shop for toy8. during a 12-month period, and Dickey - Lincoln School project have the effect of retarding the =z 000 Wy aren ee en 179,000,000 each year secemanentee by President eonstruction of susieee power oO .2 . 0 ee w En Commissioned by the Bell attract a few more customers. 4 ee See they |sieat'L. Udell and UO kee aryl by the New England ‘e

than the e¢ j attract : office pling gc cent of the adults, and have nsineers. The project .was supported in VW

loans 2,378,000 male customers, and| testimony. Monday by Maine, ™ THE AIR Pet supplies and services at- 1,156,000 female. War and 1960, these countries Governor John H. Reed,| tract 1,300,000 adult customers The surveyors said the serv- 'mported heavily only once, in Maine's US. congressional dele-|

showing that women in Quebee Four regions were designate@ Vt., chairman of the Electric plant at $114 a kilowatt of in- |

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shi ~ ; ap | 1955-56 at nearly 45-000,000 bush- gation and members of the state | S while 3,000,000 travelled by. air, ice stations.draw 35 per cent of | : os ee . j SATURDAY PROGRAMS. steamship, rail-or inter-city bus, the adults with fansiy incomes ace anal Was MGs dase eg ee gg See TT as tie wae CFCY-TV. /or-use.the services of-a travel less than $3,000; an per cen : ee agency,’ the report said. of the $10,000-and-more income | been below 22,000,000 bushels. | Hoff. WHAT KIND on 2:30-pom—Musicate | The sirveyers said more peo- bracket. 2 BUSIN 230 pm—Bavecll ge of he |— RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT YOU IN?

go tom ease” "4 Communists Buying Wheat §.30 p.m.—Bugs © Bunny . Since Second World War

6.00 p.m.—Forest Rangers WINNIPEG (CP)—Communist ‘current ¢rop -year about $450,-

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6.30 p.m.—Countrytime 7.0) p.m.—CPCY 1V News 7.15 p.m.—Fisherman’s Log

7.30 p.m.—Let's Sing Out

8.00 p.m.—A World Of His Own 8.30 p.m.—Wagon Train

9.30 p.m.—Beverly Hillbillies 10.00 p.m.—Great Movies

countries have been off-and-on | buyers of Canadian wheat since the Second World War, but have done their heaviest buying since 1960.

000,000—for 222,000,000 bushels.

In 1945-46, Russia took 6,031,- 000 bushels of wheat from Can- ada, then went without Cana- dian wheat until 1955-56, when

(Susan Slade) | Russia has been the most She imported 14,790,000 bushels. * 32.00 e.m.—CBC TV News spectacular of the Communist) Between that time and 1963 w 12.08 a.m.—Local Weather buyers, tapping the market she imported Canadian wheat in| wi 12.10 @.m.—pRoute 66 early in the 1963-64 crop year three years, never more than) Q CKCW-TV ‘for 239,000,000 bushels of wheat 15,000,000 bushels. 73 fi ‘ |and flour and“ pulling nearly a. In the crop year just ended, ‘A 2.58 p.m.—Sign On \repeat performance since the she took a moderate supply. 3 at £00’ p.m aaseball 1965-66 crop year started Aug. While final figures have not yet, N 5.15 p.m.—Cartoon Capers 1 : been compiled by the board of a ie 5:50 p.m.—Sues bunny The bulk of her latest pur- grain commissioners for Can- QQ at 6.00. p.m.—Forest Rangers chases, announced here Wed- ada, August-to-June _ statistics ry E t\ 6.30 p.m.—Country Time |nesday, make her bill for the put the exports to Russia at Z| ote . 7.00-p:m-——News, Weather and 6,915,000 bushels. : =f *} | 8:58—News Headlines end Weather Russian purchases and wheat 15 7.30 _p.m.—Wendy and Me 9:00=Saturday Night Hoedown | imports by Russia do not al- a 8.00 p.m.—A World ef His Own | 9.30—Bobby Hill Show |ways jibe. For example, in the 0) 8.30 p.m.—Let’s Sing Out 110.00—CBC National News |1963-64 crop year, the grain 9.00 p.m.—Zane Grey |-10.05—The Hit. Parade commissioners’ statistics put the | 9.30 p.m.—Beverley Hillbillies | 10.30—Starlight Serenade actual imports by Russia at ; 10 00 p.m.—Great Movies 111.00—News and Regional Weather 162,174,000 bushels. A spoke- “ : - Susan_Slede——_* | 1105=Starlight Serenade iman aid dispersement by Rus- OKAY, KIOS/ HEAD FOLLOW ARE YOU KIDDING? } 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News '11:30—News and Weather sia to other countries makes up FOR THE BEACH, | BETTY 'M STICKING TO

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1.25 a.m.—Station Sign Off

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: China also has been a heavy « CBA : buyer of Canadian wheat in re-

SUNDAY PROGRAMS: _| SATURDAY

cent years. She imported lightly a lin 4945-46, 1948-49 and 1949-50 : ee ee ne A CFCY-TV- | 6:00—Musie On The Menu ~and~then~ went without until) i se! f : | 7.00—Musie On The Menu 1957-58. - a | = : fm FF {) 1.00 p.m. —Musicale 7:30—Musie On The. Menu The only year Communist | DA | LY C ROS SWO R D - 3 é \ j rX 1 3.00 p.me—-World of Spo 8.00—CBC News & Inland Weather China did not import since then! ROBERTO : . 6

Can. Tennis Ch’ship 8.15—Maritime Sportscast | was 1959-60, and in 1961-62 she | AOROSS DOWN a6. Pépune Be a Oe TAS y 37% 4.00 p.m.—World of Sport and Sports Scene _ bought heavily, importing) 1-Cudgels 1, Implore ib ay eisai EUlaist INTE] LIES V} a =

C. P. G. A. | .8.45—Songe Around The Werld nearly -72,000,000_bushela. ~6. Mexican a ba oh Fen ees] SIT SS tl) é 5:00 p:m.—Time for Adventure 9.00—CBC News and ay general . ‘00 » Pres- 1BIO) a at! SS I-_ 5 57 p.m.—CBC TV News | F 6a 6 Co ea For statistical purposes, the - gtatesman 3. Fastened éntly BIA] IU JEIV EEL IMjOls) os 4COoi—

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655—News dnd Weather trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints.

700—Hebrew Christian Hour |* Each day the code letters are different. 7:15—Morning Roundup ’ :

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7.30—News and Weather i segue A Cryptogram Quotation i

7:35—Farm Report By B. JAY BECKER : 1 .

7:41—Morning Roundup ° 4 - PQIBI xvU FZ BIKZBG a QN- A 4 7.45—Island Wr., Mar: Temp. South dealer. ‘South appears to be down oné, nCF QxXxUPZEM ZL c QcEEM

7:46—Morning Roundup

but an invoke the smother 7:56—Sports Capsule and Score ut he c :

North-South. vulnerable play in an effort. to extricate EQXVZUZEQIB.—RIFKSIF

Rol oe < himself from his- difficulties. 3 ; aaa ok 4 Qs9 Accordingly, he cashes the A- Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: IN MODERN WEDLOCK, TOO Sik seins toons { SK43 AL K of ‘clubs and the A-K-Q of| MANY MISPLACE THE KEY.—TOM MASSON fe .45—Weather | $6543 | hearts. He then throws East in- (© 1965, King Features Syndicate. Inc.) YOU KNOW "TUT MONEY DOESNT 8:50—Atlantie News Roundup | WEST EAST fo the lead with the queen of | ? ; =! GROW ON TREES, DONT YOU? “ T00=News “and From Our Corr-| @ K753 a2 clubs, producing this” position: an AR ; Se) cBc ses 10753 North OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE @| 9:10—Keyboard Melodies @Q510 @A8765 | : 0 Ait. ; - Qa 9:25—Notes and Musie ~ 1072 &QI9 | hs j i ; 7 10.00—News and Weather {es SOUTH .- West. .¢ East et WetL FIX YOU RIGHT LIP, MASOR ! w bees WE'RE ‘OUT OF SAUCE FORTHE 10.05—Notes and Music 4Qs109" @K7 o76 INSECT GUN BUT PUNCHY 1S A Re pee eee GAK2 one FILLIN' IT WITH SOME OF HIS 1).05—Notes and Music 92 | 4108 ’ bal nm 1 . S 4 | COFFEE! THAT WOULD STOP A x i neue aed ace | HAKS When Fast leads a diamond, | BUFFALO STAMPEDE. m 33 55—Atlantie News Roundup The bidding: : ‘South trumps and- lo! West's ae 12 00—Weather South West North Fist trump trick disappears. If West p © $6 bee ied Paveele ee Pass 26 — overruffs, the ace captures the : \7 12.45—Mostly Music 3@ Pass 44 king, while if ba ce ead 5 co 1:00—News and Weather ss .. declarer discards a club from ve 1:0bcMeetly. Muse Opening Jead queen of dia- cimmy and again forces the ee Lh, 1.15—In Canada This Week CBC 7 nr olvaueed ohisa & a to i. to ee his a 8 | — | 1 30—Checkpoint a . rs Ts e smother play in all. aa *, ed CAPTA 200—News: and Weather “\ bridge, the rarest is. the ome i+, glory. owever. as stated | Gilets ORGAN CATO 2.05—Tops in Pops -* ‘¥known as the smother play. before, there is a gimmick built | NINE-TAILS /! = —_3:00—News’ and Weather =| “An example of it occurs im jnto the hand to counteract the i ** 3:05—Tops In Pops jthis deal from a par contest. >smother play. =! “ 4:00—News and Weather The hand has a novel twist in jf Fast is clever enough to w0s- Tops in Pops : that a defense against the drop the QJ of clubs when the| > 5.00—News and Weather smother play. is included. 2 A-K are led, West winds up on| iw 5:05—The Outports Three rounds of diamonds’ are jeaq with the ten when the third | z y225:20—Marine Weather led, declarer ruffing the third cigh is ledeartheendecthe set | tT 5 28—The Outports one. South then plays the Q-l: un is then-exactly the same as) a : 6:90— News -and__Weather “ian OF spades. West ducking each chown in the diagram, except a. oo Parliament Hi" vine, that West is on lead instead of &:35-<welan ee West now seems to have a East. West returns the seven of e'D wh —= 700—heck 1 de Bible certain trump trick, and the de- spades to defeat the contract. RATHER FACE Pale ad b ; 7:30—News and Weather fenders, in addition, also have a. East. if he is oy his toes, can | [THE BEES = ory Rs) hii a |

7:45—Saturday Night Hoedown |club tick coming to them. |smother the smother play.

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