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.home ownership. s systemfless. permitting a lower down '30 p.m.-'NIUSI'."II

Voo p.m.—Password

.30 p.m.—SCGTl9" Htll .00 pm —Tske Thirty V30 p.m.—Friendly Giant

ipurchases the house but only are involved, he said.

trents the land. has met with e owner is protected

l “exceptionally good" response against fluctuations in land val—

in its first major experiment in ucs. if the value of the land goe ana a. up. he may buy it at its origins Metropolitan Homes of Winnl- cost. if land values drop. he

peg introduced the system here need not invest in it.

last year and recently an-'

FWOOdy woodpeck" nounced the sale of its 100th- families being transferred to an-

,00 pane—interview Sports

Celebrities

,3i p.m.—Guette

.Ol p.m.—CFCY TV News

.l5 ooh—Purity Flour Jackpot

.20 poor-Cinema l -7—

Caught '00 p,m.»-Red Rivet Jamboree .30 p.m.-—Perry Mason

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es- as

home. Myles Robinson. president of a home. Mr. Robinson said.

stand its advantages. in home takes out a National

‘30 meFwiva, ltain areas Ol‘lllt’ United States annual rate of six per cent of and in Canadian commercil de- the land's initial market valuefi

Triple Play 3o p.m.-Newt S ectsl Bilingualism end Biculturslitm

velopments. The Winnipeg ex- The rate remains constant dur-

.13 s.m.—tocel Weether .14 s.m.—S|gn ON

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Mr. Robinson said leatse- lease at a value determined lhold permits an exceptionally when the house is first sold. _ low down payment without in-.

.00 ism—Wednesday Pleyblll A buyer cotild obtain an $18,- the Greater Winnipeg city The Glen Well ome for $700 down comw Transcona could note vote on a go p.m.—A' Home with I pared with $3.000 down in a con- school money bylaw because the i““"’~““"“"““"— ihliinicipal Act places them in h same. class as apartment

e ‘ t e du'ellersa-whn may vote in mu.

‘ nicipal elections but not as rate- ; e e ipayers—despite the fact they ‘pay full municipal taxes. n Mr. Robinson said leasehold In Quebec

1 RECle ‘CP‘HMI‘ and Mrs, lHans Reymer of Montreal say ’ they are leaving Quebec after 3131?”;

.00 p.m.—Tal<e Thirty

3" p.m.—The Friendly Giant .45 p.m.—Mr. Roger.

.00 p.m.-—Cisco Kid

.30 pm.-—Woody Woodpecker .00 p.m._Provincial Affairs‘ 15 own—Television News

d an application will be made to amend the Miinicioal Act. to

.55 p.m.—Sp0tts

't‘o non—Maverick

.t‘r‘t p.m.-Phi| Silvers Show 30 p.m.—-Have Gun Will Travel (‘0 p.m.—Red River Jamboree .30 p.m.—Perry Mason

.00 p.m.—CBC-TV News

.15 e.m.—Vtewpoint

20 a.m -—Lionel Network News .25 ohm—Sign Off

in years because of English-

and fears about the business

“The tension bothered us more than anything." Mr. Rey- : mei' said in an interview during .u mm 5mm"... en mu", m. rant to cover part of the cost

Vancouver, He said other Eng‘ .lisii - speaking families in Que- m

also were uietlv movin q * g told. .lohn C. Munro. parliamen-

CFCY RADIO bet.

‘oui of the iv‘ovince WEDNESDAY . . -‘ : .

I “I definitely feel it‘s going to L’s—Sign On 30—News and weather liable for a person 35—Country a. Western Roundup I‘Il‘l'llifili." Mrs

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00—Hebrew Christian Hour said- "One mail-box bombing; capital costs involve . lS—Country s. wgmm Roundup may seem like a small incident: 'O—News and Weather S—Farm Re on ' a real fear. Then there was the: “OlllmOI‘ellt‘y‘ llléI Rovel‘llmelll l—-Country & Western Roundup Ilenztli of llmt" it “ink to rind.lias not made any representa- O—News .the FLQ It was the same in tions to the promoters suggest-

I—Weather ‘Norwry (llll‘ll'lfl the “at. when in? the games be postponed to 6—COUnif‘Y & Western Roundup Norwcziaiis hid member: of the 1967. the centennial year. 5—Weather Nmmcfiian iinder:round. l mini; ' ""‘—""‘—"“"“ "” —At|antic News Roundup in means they have support of I .

7-rt..gt. r... rm. .thc Decide." > At antic Trust

. News A. Voice Reports CBC - Mr» Rt‘l'mt‘l‘ 5&1le

O—Preview Commentary CBC S—Noms and Mus‘c

“French- Canzidiaiis want to run Quebec TO Open Today like Canada is running (‘an ido.‘

in Quebec. i'm called Eiiz- “spit-ax rcpt _ Alianuc lish Everyone, even a Chinesr. Trust Co. said to he the, first Is called English. The Frosty-h Nova grotto-owned trust com. claim they are the only Cana- pm“ to enter the field in 3" (“ails " years. opened its doors for bus- Unlil recently. [\Ir. Reymer iiicss here Tuesday. (ameraman with a President is Harvey R Doane. 'French television network. He prominent Halifax chartered ac- plaiiiied in set up his own hand- countant (‘linton ll Harvey of lcrafted jewelry business but Diii'tniviii’h. \‘s. former zen- tielt such a business run by an eral counsel with the Eastern :Enplish-spcaking persnn might Trust Company. is secretary the boycotted by French-Cana- and managin: director. .dian. h r. Doane said the directors

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER-

S—Notes and Music 7—Matinee Musical Charade! and Music

S—Atlentic News Roundup

0—Weathor

5—Towns and Country Tim:

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.. Road Report 5——Town and Country News Headlines L Weather

‘Y—Town and Country THM East dcalcr rchances of makini: the con- is—tommy Hunter-CBC . Both sides vulnerable. l tract to more than 50 per cent

and Country Time ; ‘ ‘ and possibly to as lllEh as 100 (to—New: and Westb r ‘. Erna!“ per cent.

3 52 The same general theory ap- Q 2 . able suit break is involved. Take EAST i this hand. for example. Let's .AQ1098’32 say East wins the spade lead

with the queen and contin u e s

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30—Tops In Country and Pops ‘ ‘6

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Oil—Canada Roundup C ‘ K 4. J draw: two r o u n d s of trumps. lO—Tops In Country and Pops SOUTH and then plays the ace and an. . Q .1 other club. hoping for a 2-2 divi-

i e A Q J 10 7 3 sion. he goes down. 28 Th I _ 1 But this would be the wrong - e OU'POF'S ‘1087642 l way to play the hand. What he

25 20—Marine Weather

l The bidding: cross to the eight of hearts. ruff

‘ Ea‘St sour“ we“ North la diamond. cross tothe king of l i. Pass ‘. lhearts.cash the ace of dia- . ‘ moods. and ruff the last dia- East: 1 spade; 4 spades: South: ‘ mm 2 hearts; 5 hearts; West: 5 North- 4 hearts.

Spad‘s- the nine when West follows low. . Let's supp as e that the "lll- it turns out that East is forccu come of a hand depends tmt‘lll to win the trick with the jack. 1 the success of a particular fin“ 3an

8-Hcadltnes and Weather

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,ri—Winmpeg Pops Orchestra

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30—M ‘ C d C C "73%;. Wen“, the bidding or the play to 80 00- ‘ return one or the other. South

,05_s'.r“gh' “and. and ill? declarcr attempts lllEI ruffs in his hand, discarding a .3o—Now end Meritime Weather finesse. he will ordinarily have club from dummy. and thus .35_s..,|;9h, 5m...“ , only a 50 Per 091“ chance of ma- ; makes the contract. 00-News, Regional Weather end king the contract. . in Search But in many such hands the i tees the contract not, only if the Its—Sign ott declarer can the re a so his clubs are divided 2-2. but aISo "m chances by adopting a different if they are divided 3—1 with the CIA ‘ method of play that avoids t he‘ SlanPiOn being an honor. Com- finesse For example. he may pared to relying solely on a 2-2 W'DN‘m" be able to establish a side suit. break. the chances of making .00—-The Gerry Fogerty Show.

or else he may be able to work the contract are approximateiy art i out an endplay that raises his doubled.

[The Guardian. Charkrttetown. Wed. May a, 1934, 13l subscribed tzsooon to start the .' S

Leasehold Home Ownership

ing well.

trust Doahe said. and is psrticuarly interested in savings and chequ- action

6.5. Tightens,“

S I .

lolhel‘ ('lll' find it easier to 56“1 prohibit foreign fishing vessels Oxlcy. 36. a . lin the ter it ‘al t f t ' ‘

Metropolitan. says he expects Mr. Robinson said under United marten“ wa e” 0 he rm”! wuh 'he seal-borough leasehold to spread to other;leasehold. which has the ap-. I areas of Canada once the public proval of Central Mortaace and]

. 310.000 or e ' ' ‘ - |and home builders fully under-l Housmiz Corporation. the buyer ment or bot: iii-alizlalglgrlzo:d

u iness. He also reported that merchan= marine and fisheries

‘ an issue of 75.000 shares is sell- committee. The bill. previously passed by‘

Atlantic Trust will offer al‘. the Senate, was amended by the company services. Mr. House committee and now re- turns to the Senate for further

accounts, Guaranteed in-:

i l E WINNIPEG tCPt—Iesseholdlventional Iale. The mortgage ll vestment certificates for fixed-

term deposits would also be

>whcre the buyer of a new homei payment. because no land cnsts available.

'“‘ Privileged lWith Police

TORONTO ICPI 7— Clergy-

Fishing Laws WASHINGTON tAPI - Tilt|

Wllh lhf 10“?" 9011")! involved House of representatives has men are a “privileged group'

bill that \iouki with traffic police. Rev. Harold‘ Roman Catholic

Foreign Mission Society. said

I It would provide a fine of ere.

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deemed ineffective by the house

He told a panel discussion at| x

Leasehold now is used exten- Housing Act mortgage on the f sively in England. Hawaii. cer- home and rents the land at an. care law.

periment' is the first attempted in: the 50-year term of the lease. U‘ 00 pm _CBC W MW. ‘ for housmg on a large scale in The owner may buy the land at {is Canada. iany time during the life of the Atlantic

also authorize seizure and for- etture of any h found to be violating the

The bill

is in response many reported violations of the S, three-mile limit by foreign hing boats, off Alaska. coast. and in the Gulf of Mcxtco.

the annual conference of the|m* Canadian Highway Safety Coun- .< cil he has been stopped on four, occasions for traffic violationtlz: and then let go with s warningl “because I am e member of-ol the clergy." ‘ct Father Oxlcy said this prsc~ M tice is widespread in North "I. America and police who let;[ clergymen get away with traf-l

‘ _ The Winnipeg experiment has antes or ‘.V01VlllSZ the bul'er in a high-rate encounutered on siiau. A recent 1 second mortgage and its aitacli- ruling by the provincial govern- w,, want", 5,30,... ed bonuses. Iment said leasehold owners inl

wn in Britain and other countries have full voting rights

_ I . l obiain the same TECOEnllIOl‘l int

. , _ _..c-._ ...... .v . r French tensions in the province Govlf considers l

ft ~ f . :1 - ' ‘ dtélliltl: 0 Fri liin speaking resi Grant For Games

OTTAWA ' CP I—'I‘he govern- l ment is considering a federal‘

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of holding the first interprovln-‘ cial athletic games in Quebec] ' 1966, the Commons has been '

get more and more iincomlor-i lari’ secretary to Health Mints-. speaking; ter Judy Lahlarsh. said the gov-I prtne" mid” ernmcnt has asked the pro-l Sé—News and Weather cr Vitt‘\\'e;izin-boi'n husband‘ mnters for an estimate of the

He said in reply to a question} _

Existing law provides no pen- tic violations are not showing! seizure and was due respect for the law.

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