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ium, he said. Making a similar announce- 8 s 1 a ment in the House of Commons, 1-30 pam — Monae A 4 Industry Minister Drury said ae on ee ste | | UI i\ production of Canada’s first 3.00 p.m Moment of Truth u i 8 X heavy-water plant, now being) 3

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% ; 1 thort _ built in Cape Breton, will be 2 cm leke Thirty REGINA (CP) — A $46,000,- larger than the first plant to be a potential heavy-water market insufficient to meet domestic ; 400 p.nr-As The en ne 000 heavy water plant — the built in Canada, now under con- in India and in Pakistan where qonang : | ee SOTO neste laze world’s largest—will be built at struction at Glace Bay, N.S Canadian-designed nuclear elec- wir Drury said Western Deu- a 100 p.m.—Voici Le France Estevan in southern Saskatche- Construction of the plant is tric power plants are to be built. oeium had promised ‘to use! | — BAT Te eae wan, it was announced here by exvected to start early this As was the case with the first ‘ f ’

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" p wil 5 Canadian equipment and engie| ae 6.20 o.m —Gezette Premier Ros+ Thatcher summer. Exact site has not plant in Nova Scotia, certain neering talent and to employ | be 701. om Clr V Newe® He made, the announcement been designated, but it will be finaicial commitments had tO\canadian workers at the new STOP GO6SIPIN’ oa 7.15 p.m.—Keyboerd Melodies at. a press conference here, near Estevan. be made by the provincial BOY" plant | THIS VERY MINUTE // ene 7.30 p.m.—My Favorite Mernan ‘tined to coincide with the same Heavy water will be produced ernment | The new plant at Estevan will) 8:00 p.m.—Fether Knows Best ‘announcement being made:~in-under a five-year contract with Premier Thatcher said that use a more advanced process) 8.30 p.m.—Penicost Junction the House of Commons by fed- the Atomic Energy Commission under the province's agreement \than the hydrogen sulphide pro- 9:00 p.m.—Haze eral Industry Minister CM. for a purchase price of $14.65 @ with Western Deuterium, the cess to be employed at the Cape z 9.30 o.m —The Serial | Drury pound Assurance has been plant would be owned by the Breton plant. he added c 10.00 p.m. —The Detenders The announcement said the given by the federal govern- Saskatchewan Economic Devel-| The Estevan plant will em- &@ 11.00 p.m.—Alfred Hitchcock federal government had ac- ment that a further five - year opment Corporation and would |ploy about 500 men during con- = 12 00 pm. -CBC TV News cexted the recommendat on of contract will follow be leased back to Western Deu- struction and about 20 men 12.13 a@m.—Locel Weether |the Atomic ‘Energy Commis- Heavy water is used in Cana- terium when it goes into production. It | 12.14 @.m.—Sceres of NHL end ;sion of Canada to accept the dian - designed nuclear electric th. operating company will will use more than 1,000 tons of | _ MSHL Hockey bid of Western Deuterium Com- power stations to make the be responsible for plant con- lignite coal daily from the fields 12.15 am.—Sign Off a ‘amited of \ietoria Jor the ns fission nieent poesible struction, maintenance and util-|near Estevan | Sele of heavy water to ro wit e atomic reactor is | | CKCW TV du-ed at the lant. , further used to remove heat ‘zation In his announcemest to the/

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ter is essential for the produc- nary water into steam to drive tion {ton ar plant at Glace Bay 10.00: a.m.—Canedien Schools t el ; . _ Deuterium wilt have an option s-a-year p 10.30 o.m.cNeve Scotia Schools ion of nuclear power electric power ‘turbo genera to purchase the plant at any is progressing on schedule.

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12.00 p.m.—triendly Grant The plant. to be in production AIMED AT PLANTS LEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT 12 15 p.m —Chez Helene bv July 1, 1967, will have a ca- In addition to Canadian uses. RIP s . 12.30 pm —Butternut Squere pacity of 300 tons It will be it has been suggested there is

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Burned end 1.Ventilating _ tumn /ReeSoarem 7:46—Sports Capsule end Score jv 30—The Archers said a jewelry store owner, of 2 21 SE a ter boerd 11:45—Trumpeters Lulleby across the street. “While the | 4 Child's 3. In this tion HiAISI | 8.00—News 12:00—Jamboree —_ men lined uv to buy their liq- | . ” lace 22. U. 8. Pee a caae ited ladies uor, the women were going’ 7. Quote 4. Satchel soldier BETTIS 8.16—Morning Roundup }12 30—Maritime Farm 8'Cast around the stores.” 8. 's 5.Inthesame 23. Close Smita ADI 8 45—Weather | 1:00—CBC News and Weather But it’s all over now t eth on place to A sate 8.50—Atlentic News Roundup | 1:15—What's On Tapp | 10. More 6.Tobe | 25. Talk - a PALS 8:58:45—Thought For Today me Ow ie iad MP | certain attachedto 26. Rude, at CTT ie 9.00—CBC Netions! News 1:59—D ime Signe An 11. Man's 7. 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