when they are of short dure-| The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Aug. 12, 1965 15/ 8 ® tae," declares ny Rew | LITTLE LEROY ., Ontario's minister of eco- and travel with the party to MORE LIKE HIS n arid S ep l(a nomics and development. Canadian North Montreal the next day ty to oY * ‘The only federal de om the Russians will get their first i ares 7 province is in Mus Tour Planned By look at construetion projects in| @ (f o t < ¥ ai the last glace ia ited Expert 2 Canadian” mrotropelitas le ward attract industry So | Some of the places and things gardiess of the mometary con- | s “\the Russians will see between @ Designa ed j reas cecssions offered. MW we suggest’ OTTAWA (CP). — A—~hand- Aug. 16 and Sept. 2 in Canada: & : simply enlarge the criteria on |Shake that started last May in —The Iron Ore’ Company of z= OTTAWA (Gpecial)— The; an entirely different approach. | which the federal government | Siberia will stretch into the Ca- Canada’s mine at Geheftervilie, |S provinces have agreed to the/ Instead of encouraging industry based its original decisions. /nadian north next week. ‘in northern Quebe near the Lab. | federal government's new de-| to go into areas that might not | This means other provinces will| Six Soviet experts in the field Tador border. I signated area program with| support a new industrial ven-|have mote areas designated of northern development and| ~The port and shipping facili. something less than wild en-| ture, Ontario hopes to expand | which would only increase the construction will begin an 18 ties at Baie Comeau. “thusiasm. The program an- (the already prosperous areas | difficulties af the past." day, 10,000-mile tour of Canada’ —The Quebec Hydro Electric | nounced recently by Industry more quickly, adding to the gen-| “Ontario is upset at the effort that will take them as far north Commission dams under con- Minister C.M. Drury, provides eral wealth of the province. In| of other provinces to attract in-| as Inwvik in the Mackenzie |struction on the Manicouagan direct grants to industries es- | this way the province hopes to dustry from Ontario. While On- River delta and set them-down and Outarde Rivers. | tablishing new plants or entarg- | heave sufficient money to take tario agrees the other provin-/for brief snatches of city life, ing fame is cette @ MAD we | Sore of Be social sents | we sues Som Seta, 8 tae tiebesl, Tyan end Yom SHOOT RAPIDS ye employment below average | everyone. Through expansion them go - abroad their |couver. income. the prosperous areas, much of | search for itt, as Ontario has — an t | HOPE, B.C. (CP)—Five Me-! But i’ is clear here that while | the overflow will go into sectors | done, instead of inducing exis-|in° the visit of Northern Affairs ill University medical students the see have gone clang | where ~— would like | ting industries to transfer from | winister Laing who led a Cana- have succeeded in navigating | prog acctue, oo hom | Gestry 7 ee “The latter i little for the dian delegation to the U.8.5.R. aaa erie: fx retier cona.| are not dependent on it. More | WHERE WELCOME national good and creates | &” inspection trip of Arctic | 4 tisheries official who watched 7 Sa Doc areal wie Sey lan ate one epee | Reed. Meee (oe Peet eg ee es eee el i argues. year ¥ 's a on ay said) with regional development pro- | most welcome and has a chance | tario secured 163 new plants| Mr. Laing will receive the |they got through without, trou- While the pO ae aie gma ae a ae all of ths oni chante + one Se 2. | & . onig- points with pride to the suc- @mment handouts. | inating in the United States. | cose of the original designated RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT area ; provinces are ‘ 5 ? ; ci te tee cose of oot:| Firm Will Supply Fuel Oil ci cases of Brant- it says the desig-| e e li baled "wea prosam recened LO New Homes Via Pipeline credit for improvement in em- | ployment. In reality, it was a By .KEN SMITH | Although the idea of sudden boom in major indus- Canadian Press Business Editor private homes by oil ae tries already established in these. TORONTO (CP) — A new has been talked about for .a lg brought about OO rnin te feed furnace oil into |long time, this is believed to be ipriva omes ugh under-|the first major actical at- The Ontario regional devetop- | ground pipelines, eliminating tempt in Canada. ” ment plan is expected to take the need for bulky oil tanks in| The system, which can be ex- os basements, is being installed at panded to include another 90 a suburban . housing develop- homes, consists of a 15,000-gal- s ON THE AIR ment. ‘lon central tank, from which oil | If i proves successful, it)Will be pumped through buried could increase the already hot|Pipes-to the homes. In every THURSDAY PROGRAMS competition among oil, gas and home will be a specially de-

jelectricity. in the rich home- signed meter to record the heating field. amount of fuel used.

The pipeline system to serv-, Home-owners will pay the

ice 160 homes in Scarborough is|P0T™al local price for the oil— |being installed by a private|!81 cents a gallon—but will

company, Domestic Oil Trans-|S#ve the cost of an oil tank as |micsion Systems Ltd., which | ¥e! as gaining the extra space |

jholds patents on the concept. |! their basements.

SERVICE BURNERS The oil company that supplies

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Part 1 disconnect his home from the OF THAT BEAT-UP OLD ON Ir SPEND HIS WHOLE YouR CHOICE! 12:13 @.m.—Locet Weather and Sports .7.00—The Morning Show, Part? system, get an oil tank installed _ con HEAP OF HIS? ALLOWANCE ON IT/1GOT / ONE OF US HAS _ Scores . 8:00—CBC News end Iniend Weather and deal with any supplier he : othe ae , NY | 12.14 a.m.—Sign Off 8:15—Maritime Sportscest wishes. ios 8:22—The Morning Show, Part 2 R ‘ty apo - ‘ es ; i wy A : onald B. Cheeseman, pres-| ~ OKCW.TV LEteiotonay’ ™"? | ew B. cheoenas, pee DAILY CROSSWORD > 1.43 p.m.—Stetion Sign On 5. fiatenssnanter : |system to feed about 150 homes ACROSS 2. Beetle 22. Ex- AMAAG SPEND ss 1.45 p.m.—Visit to England Pere peyote ;would cost $40,000 to install. He) 1. Miss :: Crackpot. clama [SACI RORY im 2.15 p.m.—News, Weather & Sports 15.50 To Market With Musi [now is negotiating with several = . ae | 2.30 p.m.—Peyton Place : : | other communities for~ permis-}~-5- Clubs bread 23. Person 11:00—CBC News : 1 ile! 9. Scale 5. Plait past 3.00 p.m.—Gale Storm 11.65. dhson Cheam. Ba sion to install the system, while | a “ 3.30 p.m.—Moment of Truth Sa jhe has the green light -from) 10. Lariat = poeeaet - SOIOrTAl 4.00_p.m.—Vacation-Time a3 ane ‘some others and is looking, 12. Subside 7. Little covery’ [Ty Mail alwicRMRlAle] 5.00 p.m.—lvanhoe ee agi jaround for interested contract-| 13- Biblical ae collog. — EIRMMAIPIE MIMIAIUiL 5 30 p.m. Woody Woodpecker are ors. | |, name \Holly- = 24. Vul- CIAL IBIOMVION ICI 6.00 p.m.—Jungie Jim Wat ts to | Mr. Cheeseman, who has been) 14. Conjune- woes canite PV PASteMmsiclEials - 6.30 p.m—News, Weether & Spore | |) 45— lwo For A Guerter in the retail oil business for! Vee ew 25. Fe- 7.00 p.m-ctione! Playhouse 12:00—Jamboree Junction ma the dacided | to| 25-Exclama- 9. Crew male -Yesterday’s Answer | =t)'f Pans Ww y k 12:15—Boy Meets Girl jyears, Says he deci o try tion 11. Stir up pig 32. Greek = eak & The Wicked ‘ develop the system because of ;. | 12:30—Maritime Farm 8’Cast : 16. Right-hand 8.30 p.m-—My Favorite Martion | 1:00—CBC News and Weather competition from natural gas ia ; = a ie a ” . 33. eae ™ | s 4 2 . | oo 6 ea | 1:18—The Alec Read Show tae Sone neato’ seks. | 17. Seized 18. Location Bolvia | scum |S cathe Delendare | 1:45—The Open Road Show | Gas, be says, has been wit| 29 Eskimo 19.Hawalian 30.Volcano = 38. By wayof oS ona Sale 1;59—D.0. Time Signal ~ hee: to ct fod _ [a knif food 31.Capitalo 39. Sack oho a a | 2.00—The Open Road Show jbullt in recent years in 21. Electrified 20. Grape Bul 40. 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