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% . ‘ ; e » about 2% months late. their ag- The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Ang. 16, 1985.9 | Consumer Buying Continues gregate in the first five months —— wee _ . eee —_——— _ = of the year was 174 per cent June -indexes in ackets, are: ily returned hom after Specd higher at $196.197,422,.000 tham st John’s, Nfl ‘based on ing some time visiting relatives

. e Despite Increase In Prices _.e the total for January through June 1951 prices equalling 100: in Saint John and Toronto a

May last Year 123.5 (1232), Halifax 1354 My and Mrs. Pat Gallant @ — By JAMES"NELGON . . \shopping*’days In a month-and- es Saint John,-N.B. 188.0 celebrated their’ 3 Wedding 9 OTTAWA (CP) — If there's|the price level. Nevertheless, 137.6); Montreal 139.0 (138.4); anniversary recefitly A larze DB | a pause in the forward march |they suggest that this year the : Ottawa 139.3) (138.5); Toronto, orowd gathered im the Piusville z of the economy, the Canadian|mid - summer slump. may not Pearsor. 141.1 (140.8); Winnipeg 135.4 pay and musie and dancing was o consumer doesn't appear tojbe as intense as jt was last : 135.9); Saskatoon-Regina 132.3 enjoyed by all. Many gifts were z have paid much attention to it.;/year, and certainly not as deep | Q > d 132.2); Edmonton-Calgary 130.6 received é > a Latest economic indicators |as it was two Vears ago Ss verie 130.5); Vancouver 135.3 (135.2), Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry f

made public by a bureau of; There are two other impor- — 3 . sas statistics suggest that in the tant indicators of relative con- O Ei consumer sector, even higher sumer affluence, as judged by n ection | PIUSVILLE prices have failed to dampen important sectors of industry. So sales and other business activ-/ 1. Work began in June on Ry KEN KELLY lan Corcoran returned to his od ty iene Corcoran hae « iit its |nearly 16,000 new urban houses, OTTAWA ‘CP)—Prime Minis- home in Piusville after spend- | OC 1% i9 pups. Quite a few peo ‘Some other indicators of the and apartments, a 26-per-cent te" Pearson met renewed spec- “ing two weeks camping in Char. | ple went toasee them as this health of business, however, |gain from June last vear Cagey ulation abeut a fall election lottetown : : is an.gnusual-eccurrence around have shown restriction — higher | house-builders don’t normally with the statement that Band and-Mrs. Claud Kelley and dein vicinity’ AM Witle deus are interest rates and more costlyjincrease the rate of housing €*% stil! conrerend with fatmity Toronto, Ont, are vacat- je and healthy raw. materials, for instance. starts if they see signs of a Setting i : party's pro- — — eee an eS But it may be business press- downturn in the economy by the ae agi gel me yng Bearnice Kelley, Boston,| SOVIET STYLES MODEST ures themselves which have|time the houses are ready for Pp M . aos man. 3 : created these tendencies, some occupancy some months later, 272™. Medical care Insurance, a Is ia. Ti ey m MOSCOW (AP) Russta economists here say. 2. Shipments of automobiles :COective bargaining for, the ne home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith’ showed its late-summer and fall The bureau reported Thurs- and trucks from Canadian civil service ‘and the revision. of- a ee sal tke styles today to reporters and day that department store sales plants held high and steady ‘Ne Bank Act Gallant ‘Weenie, Oak _ diplomats. In-contrast-with Lon- ran 5.6 per cent higher in the from March through June this He was asked by reporters spending holidays at the’ home |20" and New York styles shown week ended July 24 than they year, reversing a four - year about a budding crop of election of their parents Mr. and Mrs in the last few weeks, Soviet were. in the same week last trend of gradual build - up and Speculation and whether he has Anthony Gallant : er styles were a model of decorum. year. This report followed suc- decline before the mid-summer 2®Y Plans. for a general elec- Peariene Corcoran: Charlotte- Knees were — = but just cessive weekly inereases -of 7.7 -plant -closings- to: prepare ~ for tO”: : town, is spending the weekend barely. ‘The ~otyies are sort of and 8.1 per cent. new models. This reflects de- ‘No prime :minister 1, have at her home in Piusville 1963," said one Italian commen- The level of department store mand for new cars among con-.ever heard of_in Canadian his- Mrs;-Charhie-Galant-and-fam= | tator: sales” a quickly available sumers with the money — orjtory talks of his election ‘plans — annie — and representative indication of credit -- to put into durable|at a corridor. press conference ' retail sales generally — usually goods lasting Into mid-summer.|or any other press conference," RIPLEY Ss BELIEVE IT OR NOT slumps in June and July;® re- : he_retorted as covering with the back-to-school TREND CONFIRMED ' impetus in August and Septem. _ TWO further indicators reflect- ber and then marching on -to ‘"& both consumer and business

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prices*and the value of cheques | passing through clearing houses. |

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June and July slump. The bu- aor, index of 113 PEKING (Reuters) -— A stocks, measuring trends on the leading Chinese newspaper

Montreal, Toronto and -Vancon-. describes Britain's pop-sing-. ON THE AIR ranean tenes Sorgen, Ras porta Says they produce an unpleas-

168.9 on Aug. 5, compared with 165.2 on July 29 and- 168.5 on nt noise to satisfy ‘the “West-

MONDAY PROGRAMS CFCY-TV

8 00 p.m.—Musicaie

3.30 p.m.—Moment of Truth 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time

5 90 pm.—King's Outlaw

$30 p.m.—BBC Films _©.00 p.m.—Burns and Allen

6.31 p.m.—Gazene 7.01 p.m.—CFCY TV News

7.15 p.m.—Satety ‘65

7°30 p.m.—Leave It To Beaver 8.00 p.m.—Bachelor Father

8.30 p.m.—Intertel

The Question of Color

930 p.m.—Singalonq Jubilee 19.00 p.m —Danger Man

11.00 p.m.—Jack Benny

11.30 p.m.—Documentary Show case 12.0C p.m.—CBC TV News 12.13 a.m.—Local Weather 12.15 am.—Sign Off

July 8. The index is based on ern world’s need for ‘“‘crazy |

1965 stock prices equalling 109, and rotten music.” Cheque-cashings usually move Making what is believed to in step with economic swings. be the first published Chinese While statistics on them ran Comment on the group. Ta | King. Pao, one of Peking’s 11.05—Starlight Serenade three national dailies, de-

11.30—News and Weather om clares : 11.35—Starlight Serenade “Britain neéds the Beatles.

t200=CBC” News. Weather. end But even —if— more Beatles

Sports come, ‘it is difficult anyway 12.15—News and Music CBC to save Britain from decline.” The newspaper tells its readers the Beatles’ hair looks like mops and the style of their céats gives them the 6.00—The Morning Show, Part ¥ appearance of “beetles.” 7.00—The Morning Show, Part 1 It continues: ‘'When_ they 8.00—CBC News & Inland Weather sing it is even worse. Accord: 8.15—Maritime Sportscast ing to Western press descrip- 8:22—The Morning Show, Part 2 | tions the Beatles play out-of- 8:35—Lleave It To Bennet | tune guitars, beat drums with- 9.0°—CBC News out rhythm and utter intoler-

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more or less to_live in one city 12:15—Music In The Night ‘than another

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The new July indexes, with

4 }!-00—News and Regional Weatherjled the right suit. _

9.11—Preview - Commentary “

9.16—Notes and *Ausic ; a E

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ae i East dealer. _ West had a difficult choice of 11.90 Neus ies Wisather North-South vulnerable. ‘leads but came_through — with 11.05—Notes and Music NORTH the right_one, a diamond. Mur- 11.20—Notes and Music . @A943 ray analyzed the lead correctly, §.11.30—Montague Entertains « @Ato9 playing low from—dummy. — 11.45—Bulletin Board @AK 10652. ruffed and returned a_ club,

jforcing dummy. to trump: ,

11.50—Notes and> Music &— 11.55—Atlantic News Roundup WEST EAST Declarer led a heart to the an 5 : : OQ5865 @72 jking; ruffed another club -05—Town and Country Time | gs 96532 | played a spade to the king, :an SdzGaton onl Colemy time | @OIT48 Sig eg noe toes Q 1.00—News and Weather $96

2.05—Mostly Music 3.00—News Headlines & Weather The bidding: 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee East South West North 3.30—lops in Pops 4h Pass Pass Dble 4.00—News Headlines and Weathe. Pass 59 Pass 69% 4.03—€anadian. Roundup Dhie

the slam for a score of 1.660 points.

1.05—Town and Country Time | @K10 l spades, and South there on‘ es-

1.15—Tommy Hunter Show @KQI74 tablished an extra spade trick

1.45—Town & Country Time | O98 in dummy by ruffing out the

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jRobinson and Jordan were East-West, the bidding went:

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5.25—Marine’ Weather ho \Vanderbilt team of four cham-

5.28—The Outports 6.00—News and Weather 615—On Parliament Hill 6.20—Today’s Editorial 6.25—Sports Parade

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swingiest hand. of the tourna- by .Jordan- Robinson, was pre-

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the deal! clubs instead.

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