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OTTAWA (CP)--The citizen- ment's special services branch of the Montreal metropolitan Bruswick and Nova-Scotta-to-dis. the | 17~--- country disarmament z ship department, soon to be-jsince 1964. = area of the Unemployment’ In-|¢uss the possible developmeat of eorfehanne to ban the spread of come the manpower depart-| Director-general of the mau siirance Commission and the | tidal power with the’ provinces’ aj] nuclear explosives—even # ‘ ment, has announced 16 new sen- power division in Marcel Guay National Employment Service.. | Premiers. — : they are for peacefink purpeses, for appaintments 8 56, Quebec: regional director ~ Assistant director; Damase| Mr. Pepin will meet the pre- to non-nuclear countries.

John C. Morrison, 48, -.was,;with the National Employment ‘Toupin, 46, a native of Quebee | Miers ‘Friday after a two-day The US. said-a peaceful nu- named* director of the imml- Service since 1949. Mr.. Guay City, who has served as .mem- tour of a number of possible clear explosive device could be we gration division's home branch. also was named acting director ber of the Unemployment In-| Power sites at the headoof the easily ete as a weapon. But * A native of, Toronto, he has of the manpower division's Que surance Commission since the Bay of Fundy. the non-nuclear countries could ‘ oe

; been director of the . depart- bec Region. Second World War. : | Friday “morning, hé will x sai ne Panent from the use of my - YOURE WRONG y SKEETER, Tis (5 A WELL, KNOW MR is a The remaining 14 appoint PRAIRIE REGION ‘!\New Brunswick Premier Douis eaceful devices jin compensa- z OF MIS NEVER LETS HiM Too ABOUT MR JIMS PRIVATE. CONVERSATION | }) Ja IS SCOUTMASTER epee ments, including five. persons. Director: Terrence .R. Watt,,Robichaud in Fredericton. In ee en being hafred from de- le OUT WITH THE Boys! WIFE, GRAMPS...

ON THE Alf from outside civil service, {ill 46, a native of Canwood, Sask., the afternoon he will call on voijning them themselves, @ SHE OFTEN LETS

, 8 | top positions in’ the manpower who ‘wags president of Manage: | Nova Scotia’s Premier Robert Ciel Seviek’ negotiator Alexel

The 1ollowing prograny ist- division’ s five régions” Regional-ment’ Research (Western) Ltd. | [Stanfield in Halifax ‘Roshchin. told correspondents a fncs. are. published free of. headquarters. *will so-nrdinate and chairman of the/ board af | e_is/accompanied by C. M. afterward the Ametican state.| charge @& a public service’ and the work -of ne more than 250 Westey Manufacturing Ltd. \Isbister, deputy mines minister, mont was-a- thorough, accurate ge appear as presented tous ~ by: a offices across. Can- Director -of operations: © John and other department officials and foréeful presentation the stations concerned The Re appointments it: Pee SB, * native. at Tere : : = eas “ erm neta eat ___clude _.. Toronto—Metro- office—of—the-Na-. ‘United States. _CARS_AND PLANES e ——— A

THURSDAY PROGRAMS a Art, ANTIC REGION : tional” Employment Service. Since the only road leading,

: irector: Willian C. Stewart,’ Assistant director: Mrs. Jean | : t \s CFCY-TV 44, a native of Scocanl, who W earns Sliver of Wine! Has Proposal nee ote te ree ; was a manager with the Un- ‘nipeg who was a regionals eco | e i must control traffie’ between a 2:30. panies Mater, employment Insurence ‘Comra's- nomist with the Central Mort- | GENEVA, Switzerland. (Reut- landings and take-offs. | pam.—To Tel The Truth sion and the National Employ- gage and Housing Corp, in Win- | 225 p.m.—Take 30 ment. Service at Winnipeg. nipeg : 355 p.mg—Milesiones af the | “Director of operations: G.D PACIFIC REGION RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT SONMIEY |A. Reid, 46, a nathve of Lon- Regional director: L: Stewart ’ 1] 1 | |

4.9) -p.m.—Vacationtine ‘don, Ont., who served as eX McGill, 49, a native of Almonte,| ° . 4 } :

510 p-m.—Summer Camp ecutive assistant to the, assist- Ont. who served as genera LAN oe; bs

§ 30 -p.m.—Country Style lant deputy minister of citizen: personnel .supervis -f "ei ~. i? | a Nis =6:G0.s purer hilmi-Eeshival ship and immigration in Ot Ltd, Vancouver, & | Pro 42 * F o> Ve : : Set, News ail 4 dient ieee Director of operations: Peter | } ot On) ati 3} od? = ho, 0

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830 p.m.—The Third Man monssion and the National Em- Drew, 35, a native of Oshawa BAMBOO LOG WITH A Fie,

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12:15 a.m.—Viewpointiane, 11=t5—On thé Sunny Side |championships in May, 1965, at 1. Freight 1. Tall marsh ‘ings arial EARL c 12:20..a.m.=LIV News 11:55—Assignment” “;Buenos Aires. Both had denied -'6.Center —__-plants 23.-Mrs. ; 5 AS |

2:30 a.m.—Station Sign Off i2.00-TBC News é wot {the charges. : 11. Forcefulty: 2. Part of Ren nm

| 12:30—Maritimie Farm Broadcast + Schapiro- said he 1s relieved: poet. 2 ARE ayon THA! ere | .1:00rC8C News andWeather by the finding but se 12. Byonemelt ; 3. titrequent: Pe; Goad: Ae ee Sette THURSDAY 1.15—Swing Easy lwith the “whole, business and | 1%. Concise oe. ing x = : : V45=ihe Open Road Showy would never participate .in an) u Blanket ew ere wilh: eur cau RCTS Cec tac 6.30—News and Weathed = 1:59—D:0. Time Signa! international ~competition. again. z for aIDLED : ae AC) x n *T'LL HAVE : 6 33—Morning Roundup 2:00—Time Out For Melody Reese, who now is writing a Sess (baie leat > Pee E "A CHOCOLATE ~ OH JUST } 2.45—The Feminine Towth neaires : | 15. Allowance &: Face child : SODA, PLEASE! 7 ‘GIVE ME THE

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B. JAY BEC KER East dealer. arelli and Belladonna e@on-| Fast-West Vulnerable, tains many artificial bids. The ft accompanying hand, in which NORTH |they held the North-South cards, $6543 oécurred. in the match between gwJ65. jItaly and North America in O87 /1962, It illustrates how precise @Ji074 this pair can be in their bidding |

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‘OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

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