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HALIFAX (CH—The decision expansion of 26 manufacturing of Volvo of Canada to produce firms in various parts of Nova cars in 'Canada at a plant inlScotia. Its chief function is to neighboring Dartmouth bitingslprovide a plant for a manufac- ;0d27tl._hel ilisurtnber (£11 intdeiéstiiliesnurer on a rental basis.

n us run s‘a es mi as-‘ Under the re helped to begin or expand oper- arrangements. ﬁffga'ﬁufar}: ENNIS “I. NOV“ 500m; I iccive relief from normal tariffs mm: a SUbSIdla'Y 0‘ i on certain items it must import Volvo of I Sweden. announced during the early stages of i Thursday it has entered into 1! operation, said Finance Minis- agreement with the Nova Scotia tel. George Nowian in Ottaw, crownblcompany to start thevThursdaX assem y 0 cars in a one“ i , o » storey concrete building owne ingg'asg‘omagufgﬁgsegogr‘o C21: and formerly ° C c u p ed ada “quite quicklv” once it be ﬁféldla Atlantic Sugair Refinery comes we“ established ' ‘ The com on will as e ~

ISL has agreed to construct I . mitted to pimdort carb bodiers 31500900 'i0_33»000-000 PI“! for ‘ from its Swedish plant duty-free VOW? With!" 30 months- The 1 fo’r the first five years of oper- site IS to be chosen by the com- i ago“. or until annual produc. Pally. ltion reaches 10.000 units. It also

The federal government has;will be permitted to import extended to the company cer- some engines duty-free. ial" temporary lam" arrange“. For the first year. duties will men” "I 3555" I" the esmblll‘m‘ ' also be waived on certain auto- ment of production facilities. ‘mohup part5 voivo will import

Since ISL was set up in 19571 After the first year of produc- to encourage development ofjtion. existing provisions of the secondary industry. it. hasiCanadian tariff on automobile helped in the esatblishment or parts with respect to content

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You are the deale both sidesldislribution. and hence is much h .less precise.

bid with each of the following Furthermore. if the club 01» hands? [ening' drew a response from

partner of a diamond. a heart 1‘ .Az vol-’53 .AKQ‘H *8 or a spade. it would become im- 2' “‘7‘ '1“ 0‘95 4K3”: Ipossible to make an accurate 3- OKQ5 VAN OM93 *KJB rehid. A jump to two notrump a. .93532 QAKQ5 .5“ ‘1 woulld conlst‘ijtutf. an overbid.

wtie a rcii 0 one notrump 5' “2853 'Jgsz .AJ ‘I'Aqs would constitute an underbid. 1. One ht‘BI‘I-i This Slmi’Iy fOl— Sucih rebid problems can be

laws the general rule of first avoided by opening with a no. bidding the higher ranking of trum .

two touching suits Of equal 3. One diamond. Despite the

length. Of course. from the pronounced notrump features. standpoint of quality. the d i a- the proper hid is a diamond. An moncls are better than the opening bid of one notrump hearts. but this does not justify would show 16 to 18 points: a varying from the usual pmce- two notrump opening would dune. Naming the diamonds show.22 to 24 points. With 19 first and then the hearts would points, we do not fit either give partner the im p ression category. Hands in the interme- that the hearts were only four diatc zone are opened with one cards in length. and this could of a suit. The big bid comes ‘casily lead to the wrong con-llatcr.

tract. i 4. One spade. Despite their

2. 0m: notrump. It is far bet- . poor quality. the spades are bid fer to open with a notrump than :aht‘ad 0‘ the hear's- L9 3 St a club. The notrump “pening'takes precedence over strength. shows 16 to 13 points‘ baiucedi'l‘hc tomebehind this becomes distribution and wrengu‘, ' apparent if partner is assumed

lail suns which is exaCLly what to have a" “"181 “umber °f

we haw. An opening bid could i spadcsland heazts. suhpposeihfor . . ,cxamp e. par ner as ree be based on a much w'de' range v spades and three hearts. In that 0‘ icase, spades is the better trump suit. since we would 2.30 p.m,-—Tlia Christophers have eight trumps instead 0 3.00 p.m.—-Timo of Your life seven. Any five-card suit is bid- 4.00 p.m,—Spesking French dable. 4.30 pun—Heritage 5.00 p.m‘—Twenty Twenty 5.27 p.m.—CBC News 530 p.m.—20th Century

5. no club. Any hand con- taining 14 high-card points must be opened. eVen though the suit n a m ed is not. stnictly 6.00 p.m,—_Citizen’s Forum smoking. hiddiahle, Since we 6.30 p.m.—.Naluro at Things 'can't pass and also lack the 7.00 p.m.—Going My Way lhigh-card requirements for 8.00 prim—Hazel notrump bid. we open WIIJI‘I one 830 p.m.—Flashbaclr of a suit. The texture of the spades and hearts is too poor to warrent naming either of them. Carol Burnett so we ' clubs even though ".00 p.m.—Closo-Up lthere are only three of them. H.210 pom—Quest _'l‘his is not particularly desir- l2.00 p.m.—cac Tv News { able. but it is the least of evils. I2.I0 a.m.—-CKCW TV News .'—‘_—‘————.‘_'

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The Gandhi. Charlottetown, Fri. Feb. 22. 1968. itin apply to imports by there! the mining industry is under- company.

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0 The minister said the daemon 3 dians. Dr. Gillanders said:

to manufacture Volvo cars in “Metal mining produces $l,-'

Canada "will have a significanti500.000.00) of new wealth each impact on Canada’s balance of 'year. It furnishes lull-time, all- pnyments. since cars which . year round employment to 110,- hitherto have been Importediooo Canadians. Its products ac- now Will be supplied from Ca- count for more than 27 per cent “admit PrOducerS-f' ‘ f our exports. lt stimulates a 16341an manufac- manufacturing and service in-

llu'er -0I cat‘s. tI‘UCRS. engincsidustrics by its requirements in land heavy enllﬂeerlng equlD-jequipment. construction. power iment. expects to purchase lhelsupplies and services. almost all Ibulk of necessary capital equtii- of which are provided in Can- iment in Canada. . ada. It opens up the country and _‘ develops new and settled com-

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iPersonnel c‘rISIS , In 1962, the value of all min- "; Facing Mining lerals -— metallic. non-metallic.

‘ mineral fucls and structural ma- ofogggﬁi? igcglle ; $201)“: tcrials n established a record as l . serious problems facing mining.‘ 9°"ar value or 52’840'000'000' an IE. . Gillanders. president of Increase 0‘ 10 Per cent We” ,the Canadian Meta] Mining As- 1961.

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