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Prairie Farmers See Benefits Only Slim In Huge

Ry THE -CANADIAN PRESS

Most) Prairie grain. farrnéré

transartion in history ¢ "

creased Reotsstan purchases

Wheat Sale -

\howling. Costs may be fwice jwhat they were a few vears

thack, brit remember thev re \making three times as much {money

"Go ever te Vulcan (0 miles \southwest of High River) and see the big cars. See who goes threatened CNR down ta Florida for vacations in They're always moaning about

timent of a strike Preeedents were set

helieve they will realize ‘little from Canada to $1,800,000,000 the d sputes involving Quebec money, hut they make enough to

immediate henefit

680,100.00. sale

,fanada to Russi “We'll he an tre. enort end

from the gt wheat hy

again.’ said ane ginomy res dent af anuthern§ Alberta lf wheat prices .go up. it won't he

“by mich and the raiktatmen, dockers and machinery hovs will finish up with the mone:

The sale. a three year. eon tract for\ 246,000,000) bushels” of wheat andNlour, was announced

June » T largest .-grain

since 1%}

Most farmere said their pro posed increase in ed@sh is ak ready eammitied

For same. + will inean a new

ear-and perhans something for the hove Rut few expected luxuries ss

Grain farmer FEilden Senev,

who operates @ ft.) acre farm almost sinclehanded at Blackie Alla, 35 miles southwest of Cal “Bal proposes ta purchase new equipment with his “windfall. FARM COMES FIRST

“Your farm has to came first

ON THE AIRin sei ee davs, so von have to get into

The colliving program = list- mes are published free

charge as a public service and

appear as presented to us he the stations concerned

equipment to take off some of

} 1 of the tnad

Whatever money rou get you have to think of most of tt as. going straight inte machin- ery If there's any over, mavhe

you start thinking ahoaut hiuving

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jongshoremen and employees af live pretty well.” the St. Lawrence Seaway. ns BOXCARS WERF SHORT A

Underlying many complaints | GEORGETO was the memory of last year's ' grain handlers’ strike af Van John Degraaf fr has return- couver, shortage of railroad ed from a motor’ trip through boxcars and this vear's ship- Nova Scotia; New Brunswick, ment-stalling.. dock strikes im Queber and part of Ontario He three Queber Fities ‘was accompanied by his par-

Farmers,_agrieultural leaders ents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘John De and politicians agreed that un- Graaf Sr, through Nova Scotia less wheal prices rise, farmers and part of New Brunswick won't benefit as much as they Recent guests at the home of should—or as much, some said, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Fairchild as the public thinks they do. -lincluded their daughter, -Flor-

Roh Lawson, who runs’ af ence Fairchild and her friend 800-acre grain and cattle farm Heather Gosham, R.N. both of near Miami, Man, 85. miles ‘Montreal. Que ; Mrs Fairchild's southwest of Winnipeg. summed parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cex up farmers’ semplints) ‘We're of Halifax, N.S. and aunts and getting less than we did 16 of . f

{ The Guardian, Charlottetown. Thurs. July 7, 1966 19

uncles. Mr_ and Mrs Alonzo Mv chell of Niacara Falls, Ont and Mr. and Mre. A Jones of Ha

fax, NS Glen Maclionale son of Mer and Mrs John P MacDonald of

Georgetown ‘and eMontague Regional Hich leff last week for Prince Alhert Saskatchewan the group of students from ious parts of she Provinee-+t<* ing other parts of Canada as part ofa travel project. spon sored by the PFI Department of Education in eoni Action wih the Federal. Centennial Comms sion '

Dean ard Mrs W D Tunis and-children. Scott. Jeff and Vi ckie of Amherst, Mass, are va eationing at- Garrett's Tou rise Court. at. Morrison's Reach an the Cardigan. River

Mr and Mrs LAB MeCen nell are spending the summer at their home in Georgetown, having arrived. hy—ear last week

a st dent "af s

schan

at a member of

from. Monti Pica, Quebec, where

Mr. MeConne!l) was Principal of “the Roval Canadian Alr Force School.:

12 years ago”

ow cinbings. Sasksichewan RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

“Wheat Pool. president, aaid the

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THURSDAY PROGRAMS fertizer or getting better qual- gale fustifies a 2Sper-cent in A _ eae ty seed grain” , erease in wheat prices. Roy CFCY-T¥- Vir Senes sard' the farmer Atkinson, Saskatchewan Farm. r seldom seea much of the actual ers’ Union head, said . interna- 2.30 pm—Musicale caf involved in transactions of tional eontro! should he ever- a of om “To Te : The Troth thts sive but i henefita the en hauled ‘ ue $25 pm.—Take 3 ltire ecanamy. . Despite eomplainta that t's 23558 em M anee af the a Jim: Trav nor aha fanma ON hardly worth growing wheat ~< acter at Trecarva,- Sask '5 for $1.50 or $2 @ bushel, farm- Mom nected te trast miles north of Regina, said the ers expressed pleasure that the 4.3) pm.=Razi'e Derzie : ’ . z z" $00 o.im.—Wild bill Hickok sale will. reflect in theréased sale provides « guaranteed Og 30 am Muse Hop jautomohile and machinery ‘pro market and, “adds an oir of 6- o0N aim ad Peaks mretion tw Favtern Canada, but curity t9 the traecurity of farm- AAA bia ek : several farmers were unhapr: ing.” : , : E With. cash prospects looking Tee e 2-0 pr . . . " 7.15 pw —Keyooerd Meloces © Oright, Machinery manufactur. ar eee Sveubien ETTA'S TALKING TO WINGEY SAID 7.20 p.m.—Pleaie Dont Eat The ers will honst-prices, some said ao ney : “will DEBBY WHILE THEY HE'D CALLME There were cn ! ts that la Ross ~ Thatcher Farmers ‘wi = NOw I CAN - ene nm yen hor: wil! erally tha Sages! ext be_assured they ean grow every eee ere ee ' Use ir! DURING THE ~” ae qoment lieders ater 4 r = 7 3 < 4 st ; tha th 4 Aris a of the nereased income possible bushel of wheat and he SAME TV PROGRAM. COMMERCIAL ! O00 ni Seas Many. forecast the Increased assured Ottawa will be able 9 om 1 Yrasm ef Seance revenue wil! lead tn a rastiy set to -sell. the rain 1930 pm. clelascone : woe ee - —— W sJ Parker, Manitoba > 13.90 p.m.—Naked Sty | —tsa-24010 \Wheat Pool president, said ne 12.00 pim.—CAC“TV News be ‘wheat surpluses ean oceur - for) x 12.12 pm—lacal Weather and | THURSDAY the next three or four years Sport Scores { ae e world demand for fend 4 19-15 o.m.. tan OFF 6:00---The Morning Show 4s going to tax the agricultural : he Morning show, Fart |. eammunity te provide it” : - 15—Marinme Spertscast | Farmers: are confident they MacDONALD B2)=The Moving Show. Pat 1” oan provide what's needed—and A YANA INDIAN DIO SERVICE Sees rege oe more if necessary..Wheat pool CAPTURED NEAR OROVKLE - RA é res ot oC News. agents reported during the De- CALIFORNIA, IN 191M Fxpert repairs rading and | ee : eee ft; minion Dav weekend that pros WICIVILIZED BODIAW record players ahs , ele appear bricht for the next Raldwin Organs — Bell Pianos lanes putea a e Pear’ wai crop j N THE &S. 180 Kent St. MG Phy 4-6915 11 NMA_CET News Dr Baldur Kristianson, ehalr © Rie Renee Seen in. Tk Tal tote moe ‘ me y 11. 05—ieen Marshall 4 man of the Manitoba Econemie | ; ' CKCW-TV 1) 1S -Far Consumers Consultative Board, said the tye 7 s8 11. 20—Hiote Ta The Home rakers sale will ‘underwrite a substan wet - im $0. by nom jtatian Sad On 1! 20 The Archers tial part of the farm tncome for i : _ = 1-90 on eon Dears 11 45-Musie On The Heather some time’ and allow farmers DAILY ~ROSSWORD = 1.00 om —Tiurhay P e Aisigrment to plan ahead - 6. Viper 6. Com. | The Glass We 12 00-That McKinnon Gel Some.farmers said they would 1. Vessels ~ T, Foolish pass. = 230 pm-—At Home ith Helen 12.15—Thar Mackinnon Girl lincrease their whet asereage. 6. Behaved fanev point | o cracker : 1T30=PAaritiwe apr Rraadeast lothere said they would leave + a sae a “Ee 8.07 p.m.-te loll The Trut 1:00--CBC News and Weetner ' things as they are; some said a pian , p 2 “8 pom. jake Thirt 15 Go te Tapp - er . wheat. doesn't pay enough and = sere 2 29 _— 8 asSo- exenes of the ag me 0 Fe : . y they will switch to other erops 4 Ses 7 ot _ ng 2 pss 5 ne $:bbnBien-Dettenttaladk Alberta Wheat~ Pool CCONO-. trees ee chi | 4.20 p.m.—Rarzie Dazzle 2:15~—Atiantie School Beast eth isc Rahm ne Mt oo 15. Mariner's ‘48 Cutting" 32- creek : B00 p.m.—Atom Ant Vid Favoritess——__ ~ term ae let- . = §M pm Mowe Hon 2:30—Asia Schdo! Beast perhaps 1,000,000 te 2,000.000 16. Distinction 90.Clear the ter Yesterday's Answer WHAT'S MY $cORE Sik oe Wee tee Adventires in Song” acres There were about 27,- 17. Dig ope R58. Hut 7 41. Poker | - GONNA BE é é-M pm ‘ 245 taba. Devine Tells A: Story 70,0 acres in wheat_last year, 2), Burepean 21. Warp-varn 36. Tablets" ts Cc <n fii) ‘a3 6 TV ‘Neather LAA ERC: News } 18.5.9 in. Saskatchewan _ country: 22. Eskimo 37. Wester? 42. For fear . aso. TV. Snarts 199 —Trane-Caneda Matinee Mr Travnor echoed a eom- abbr too! state. that A Nave! Alfa 3.39..Traps-Canade ‘Matinee mon approach “I farm on 24 Put forth . 23. Persian 38. Solid 44. Fven: poet. - @ p.m.—Peyton Piece I? 490--FRT News strict rotation basis and T won't effort weight Ww 40. Holding— 45. Goddess of c 990 pw —Network TRA 403—Canadan Roundup disturh this pattern for @ short: 28 Baa 28. Cistern device harvests on 10H pom t Preant ot Jeanne 419—Massie tn The Av term thing we have te 30. Reason nm : *s 10.30 p.m.—lelesiope 4.15—Music in the Air keen the long-range view" 31. American 1 je {[s j* Is 4Ao [1 78 19 -J0 | g 1.09 on enmer. Mar. . 430—Assignment Most farmers use a similar horticul- BD / | z ae a teh Minenatctewe.. | Sbbetar Mok Ginaticadt wvstem, growing grain on a per ia. ead : “) ' 2:00 pin ee an NL centage of their land and allow 34 Weenie — oe j 12:18 ~ erage ot atehook : 12 20 - - TV News § 35—Assiqnment ing other ports to rest wid — word : V7, ‘ j Nn eam tatian aw § 45—Téman and Natehaok ing forage crops or letting them 26. Purplish- V/A AS i wee ’ a OA rae teas lie unused ‘in summer fallow 4 icone cli GG Gy = CICY RADIO. 61526n' Parliament HN j — Beets oud uuee ‘\ $0. Egg-shaped Ty t8 1% 120 TH, Y *b-20—Teday« Editera jwhea crea 43. Make : TE. i ee THURSDAY 6°25—Inland Weather and Sports with. raising cattle or growing amends for {2! Sarr ~ 125 |2e |e “A a a eae ate aI . ._Ae—_ane—aaid— 4 15> : . $- News an Wegathon 6 2D Children's Stavies stock market ‘is toe good rieht 4g pone for 28 7% 5 6.35—Morning 9 . ok A 10—Rusineta Barometer now ta he messing around with ane //) 8 S—nand won in er | 4. 50-Ad aa. Carn Vow might wreck ar Boren ets -.3 “ ee q ie fe Moosic In The Evening Some. like Barry Dwelle = 48. Gloes . 7 " 6.55—News and aatver 7 3N-~Sound:egs : the Nanton. Alta.. district. MO. 49.300 34 4 7 4" > erect : ride Hour RON—CRC Telent Festival miles south of Calgary. say tt is across GYGZ > ee : | .8.98—Chember Music more lucrative to ge inte “eash T7777 33 140 141 [42 A osepentii nea eather a 36 Music Diary ia ~erops’’ such as flax. rapeseed or DOWN VM @ pode wha moet cee che insciece ee e { A, Adriatie “yt 3 7 A} Marning Roundio oer igh Pe ak ba " Major complaint ef many wind ry “Z2 af fee z oak lard: Wh veh Mac“temp- [Lo ee Oe Pee Marmers was equipment ecets | -B/Spoken At 2 % ~ © sh Mevaing ieindus In an P he ae laitese Aubry Layeraft, who farms 400 3. Dexterous + “) iv) © 44 Swarts Cansule onel Searebeerd | 43 nn ree pass acres-near High River, 35-miles | 4.Slates — ° VW a9 ae & 10—News ; 11 4b Bal Lactate south of Calgary, complained: 5. Pen -) $5— Weather 11:30. Corlcors ‘Albom “Noaire always in dom becawe | - BAILY ORYPTOQUOTE — Here’ | 8.14—Marning Roundup 12 9O—CRO News of if ‘The sale won't: help. — Here's how to work it: | 8 o5—‘feathe 19-03-—Spnih Scores, Inland end Retorted equipment dealer ® AXYDLBAAXR acy OID Notes aod A Marine Weather V. Hitehner of High River : fs LONGFELLOW ps ° 6 Kane Ridin the Wat ' Pm not listening to their One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is tised - z O90 News and ‘Weather " * ’ ; oa . te de as od face —— for the three Lis, X for the two O's, ete. Single letters, apos- ; nak elas Celeceren Z ‘ trophies, the ‘length and formation of the words are #!! hints, wetmcee | CONTRACT. BRIDGE |" "" | 9 11.00 News. and Westhee.. Le : , - pests - A Cryptogram Quotatio . ‘ z pert eer By B. JAY BECKE ; : | Graceries y MIVLR HOFFLFA MY MWWyListe. ™ 11.20—Noeres and Music : . 4 4) 46. Kites and Music : : ays WvvpP DMIP. EVSTVFT > <5 7a: cts Bea Fast dealer West leads the four of, dia-, 4 “o saben Le diate Netoor side vulnerable monds, taken by the king, and, SLAKY RPT AMLFLFA VF xVe.— (2 ee Fatt continues with the ace. 71 $85- Aas ' 44 if . M 2 PS La . : | ates South playing the queen and ¥ ena 5 " 12.05—Town-and Country Tim @9876 [West the three Y '» Crypotoquete: THE FRENCH NEVER ALLOW 12.30—News and Weather ttl $1082 East now plays the aee af A DISTINGUISHED SON OF FRANCE TO LACK A s 12.43-P- El. Road Report: &Q96 clubs, West following with the STATUE.—LUCAS 4, HAVE A GOOD TRIP STEVE! 12.45—Town and Co atey Time | weer FAST discouraging deuce. but East) — (© 1986, King Fes joka ic . 1 SORRY YOU WORT SE wy OMe: pra vare peice j \ $37653% 4109 nevertheless leads another club. | ; ris : t SONEIN Th morn, ALways: @ 15—Gerde Tacs Show- “g 4 From declarer's viewport. this ~ ‘ re * , i . Fe} 1 AS OL} ae , sd ard Kecaley tie o4 ¥QI3 § “L ABOLT YOU AS IF YOU . “ PA lows oe, Cory WH as @AKI965 % 2" unusual plav. since Eat OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE WERE MY OWN SON ! ae ae | 375% aad is im position to lead a third 5 oe SOUTH diamond and thus threaten hh 544 igies hae i ao4 South with a ruff and overruff 2 5R—Thauaht Far Taday @AKI052 Fast’s clih play at triek four, | | pick - = ~ 3.00—Mews Headlines and a9O7 ‘instead of a diamond, is entire | Fo. uate pn al ge > Gas &KS103 ly proper He realizes that if he CHIM?S AROUND HERE! Tue | - © bk Cation leads a diamond -and South has! [was 4 seaUTEUL Boom oO 400—News Headlines and \eathe The bidding the ten of hearts and ruffs with BEFORE YOU TALKED ME oO 4(3—Canadian Roundup—CBC Sick Mxcih Wak North | it, West will be unable to over- INTO LSTTING NOL USE it! = ee ee 1@° 10 Pass 29 ruff. The location of the Q-J Ze §.90- Neather yaa ae would consequently become ex-— ce ‘ . > es : at see = posed and they wont he sith: ee 5 ather | Opening tead four of dia ject ta capture by means of a ls has Je ee mand finesse Sa a a “| The ability tn read how the Declarer wins the clue return 6 20—News and Vies unseen cards are divided is one in dummy and plays the six of { 6 if—Tenahts Miz => of the most important aspects hearts When East follows ‘with i sips dee Same Liat hte ben tere nae bt Enodis pliaeOncer.01. the three: South plays the _twe.: | 4-75-8 Ra know thesHistribution and where and thus makes the contract ra Ra ~ the the high cards aré located, it 13>- The double finesse by. South e - An. & nd Weather not _realie’ diffieult to plas ais note as remarkable. as ‘t 8-9 ore ta CO CBC hand to the hest_ effect : seems. It is not really difficult . a \ -fipe declarer. will. draw for ‘hini te work out the reason. 9:98--~S;mphany Orebasice many accurate conclusions for Fast’s failure to lead a@ dis- | o 10.00—CB 2 owt..0 Par He shout the makeup of the unseen {mand at trick four j i ape aring: §=Persona hands from either the bidding Fast s cluh return makes sense | ™ } w ae or the ¢ plavs The clues onty if he ts credited: with the Zz Gcniking barca are practically always there. Q-J-x or Q-J-x-x of trumps. and | 19.30-—Starli aa te : ~ ‘the difficult part is to draw the‘South therefore assumes ‘hat 1 Oc News and Wastes right‘ inferences from them Fast has one of these holdings. ; ¢ ; : 17 3S Sterliaht Serenade For eiample- take this vase Sevth plavs as though he has ac- : : 12 15—6.30—News ‘and Musie—Caa where South:is in- four hearts tually seem the East-West eards,! - . oa , A ‘ — = te oT =