tainer and has learned to live with it in spite of the problems.

Dairy Industry Is Criticized ce nie For Sins In Merchandizing - iii" sano" Membership In Trade Unions:

haingetroups that complained Increases By 6.4 Per Cent |

Jaccustomed to using this con- !'The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., March 14, 1y68. a Cus

By DAVE STOCKAND |drink my wax"—to say-nothing 3 out*the large storage room)

"INN ‘gi that empty bottles were taking | - WINNIPEG (CP)—The dairy | advertising. ; industry has been told. it We We ep Winnipeg,.UP_ and the valuable time they By BEN WARD | The “big 10° listeof individual o

Pel aj : ‘ rwere “spending on sorting the’ OTTAWA (CP)—Trade union unions remained unchanged be- z

: Plas 2 af igs Bea tit en bottles and the refunds they had membership in. Canada -in- tween 1964 and “1965 although | S| -milk products \echain delivered the ee to pay to the customers.” creased 6.4 per cent to reach some of the positions were jug- |

‘ - The industry’ was ticked off \down recently to a Manitone Butter /merchandising | fared 1,588.755 early .in 1965, a-fed- gled Tozether they> accounted | J») for salesmanship sins ranging-convention of dairymen and "° Detter in Mr. Janzen’s esti- eral labor department ,survey for 36 per cent of all unjon |

é ani 5 ~ mation shows A year earlier it stood membership from soggy cardboard packag- dairy prodiicts manufacturers. STEELWORKERS IN FRONT

ing—‘‘Mommy, I don't want to)

ON THE AIR

He lifted the lid with a re- minder that every province has, since 1957, shown a decrease in per capita consumption of dairy foods.

In Mr. Janzen's view one of

“A quick glance at the dairy at 1,493,173. 4

case and we see that we are

still using parehment wrap ON gj the total

The survey, issued tere. Still on top was the United represented Stee!workers of America (CLC)

the most expensive product- i997 per cent of all non - farm with 110,000 members.

the dairy. business—

a wrap that pai¢ workers in the country. In| The other nine, in order of |: has been used for the past 50 1964 this percentage was 294

size: Canadian Union of Public

|

| boar provement. : ports from union locals on Workers, 77,500; United Broth- ee ee ae alee eee Comair’ 08 “Parchment~wrap {8 a poor January membership lists in erhood of Carpenters and Join-| appear a6 presented to us by “We knew, that they leaked, | ¥T@P- It is not “moisture-proof,.the survey year. ers, 64.000; International _ Wood- | the chutisna’ cumme casa they bulged, they cracked and it is not odor-proof, nor is it @| Canadian Labor Congress weovkers of America 43.600; In- | iy im ne thy left wax particles inside handy wrap for Mrs. Consumer. | unions claimed 1,181,147 mem- ternational Brother hood of | mg MONDAY PROGRAMS | |aiong with the milk |Suvely, “as an industry, this|/bers, an increase of 75,000 or Teamsters, 42.400; Interna-| ' ACCUSTOMED TO IT | image on butter could be tm-|68 per cent. The CLC's Que- tional Assocfation of Machinists,

The following program list- the original sins was foisting the ¥¢#"* without any major im-| Al! figures are based on re- Employees, 84,300; United Auto| i?)

CFCY-TV “It ig true that today. the proved.” bec based rival, the Confedera- 41,200; Internatiqnal Brother- housewife. has. become | TERMED BENEFICIARY tion of National Trade Unions, hood of Electrical Workers, 38,- 1.30 p.m.—Musicale j young ousewife as ‘ome | Mr. Janzen said co-operative, | reported 150, members for a (000; International Brotherhood

2.00 p.m.—Film Festival | 2.30 p.m.—Film Festival 3.00 p.m.—To Tell The. Truth 3.25 p.m.—Take 30 4:00 p.m.+internationel Zone 4:30 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle

+ §.09 p.m.—Rin Tin Tin 5.30 p.m.—Music Hop ; 6.00 p.m.—Bachelor Father

¢ 6.25 p.ni.—Robin Hood Jackpe 6.30 p.m.—Gazette 7.00. p.m.—CFCY TV News 7.15 p.m.—Purity Flour Jackpet

. industry-wide advertising is, in jump of 28,500 or 23.5 per cent. of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper 4.00—News Headlines and Weathe many instances, beneficial. | Currently. the CLC. puts its Mill Workers, 36,900; Canadian 4.03—Canedian Roundup _| “It's better to work with your |membership at 1,250,000 and the Brotherhood of Railway, Trans- 4.10—Tops In Pops | competitor instead of fighting CNTU is claiming close to 200,- port and General Workers, 22.- §.00-—-News and Weather with him, “but the major com- | 000. : 100. $.05—The Ovtports |petitors to the dairy industry |

5.25—Marine Weather lare products such as soft RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

asSnOW

“AND HIS FACE

5.28—The Ouvtports drinks, beer, vegetable fat, des- STARTED TO TURN

6.00—News end Weather

6.15—On Parliament Hill ge so ae using more, rebar d al ee vig ‘effective advertising in their in- i. . . far ‘dustry and consequently are get- | : waoirat Makers ting a larger share of the mar- |

7.20 p.m.—Sports Weekly _7:30 p.am.—Musical Showcase 8.00..p.m.—Two Faces West

°6.35—Tonight’s Music 7.00—Back to the Bible 7:30—News & Weather }

8.30: p.m.—Dor: Messer - 7,45—Tonight’s Musie

°.00 p.m.—The Fugitive

10.00 p.m.—Show of the Week— -’ “Carol No. 2”

11:00 p.m.—The Sixties

8.00—Project 66 CBC 9.00—Country. Time CBC 10.00—CBC National News, On

_ Parliawent Hill end Speaking

ket.” ie é As for non-dairy spreads, why | not try to’ get a slice of the ac-| tion—joining them instead of trying to beat them? ese

“Why do ‘the dairies not go into the packaging of margarine

8 11 —Weather 8.16—Morning Roundup, 8 45—VWeather ; 11 20—Notes and Musle 11.30—Montaque Entertains 11-45—Bulletin Board eel 1? 50—Notes and Music 11.55—Atlantic-News Royndup ._ 12.00=Westher =" =| 12.05—Town and Country Time : 12 30—News and Weather } 12 45—Town and Country Tim T.00-News and Weather 1.05—Town and Country Time 1.15—Gordie Tapp Show

1 45-Town &. Country Time 2.00--News. and wens 2.05—-Mostly Mosic e 3.00—News Headlines. & -Weather 2.03~—Trant Canada Matinee 3.30—Mestlv Musie

| |

. This remarkable hand occurt red in the European.:champion-

|ships in 1962. It was played in

the match between Spain . and

| Lebanon.

When Spain had the North.- South cards, the bidding went as shown. The Lebanese West apparently did not believe in half-way measures when ‘he de- cided to preempt with five. dia-

-|monds’ /

This. bid would have worked

rout very well -for—Lebanon—i-f /South had passed his partner's

double, but South shrewdly car- riec “ow towards a slam. Even- tually he made twelve -tricks and

' Spain scored ‘1,430 points on the Ideal . ye : ;

®

af ve

“LL Vu

Jlead a spade.

-This stratagem was all set to work when the Lebanese South later contracted for a

grand slam in clubs, but unfor- -

tunately. -East, who failed to comprehend the purpose of the four spade bid now bid seven spades! : :. Togores had no possible chance to make this night - marish contract, and.-in fact, he should have gone down twelve——?2.300—points——_but the... defense was so befuddled during the play that Togores actually wound up going down only. seven—1.300 points

As a result the Spanish team

gained 130 points op the deal... ,

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