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Money In Circulation

; + AH, THAT WAS JUST THE | | THE GROUND WLLL BE | | PERFECT FOR MAKIN | - 1 a6 1 ee lore BUT NOT: TOO | Sse ING Me | B Of ‘Franchisin | NM , fT BUT NOT TOO 7 Noted In usiness g |} et i : - moe : : bee, ' © p f : : Y fies TN | oh ae | ikes ° | Expanding NowIn Canada ~§ >. || i oves ar | | er ‘Que. Strikes xpanaing, pin Vanaaa er A ee : ‘ : c ] +f ler" mt ‘ Yl MON (CP) — -MONTREAL (CP)—A type of pay 4 fixed percentage of his @|4 LY ; D y J there Mera ere or tae business arrangement, long monthly revenue to the parent @ fh 0 OTTAWA (CP)’— The money |facilitate resumption of sea- Thursday for an improvement |P°? aay, th fhe Vee raaies: Or b bak’ oS che . supply moved sharply higher /sonal activity after the mid- in Quebec's current strike ay [Poon eran in or ae Re Cetin realize > last week, apparently as i ; i ;, In le it is. known as y big iranchising js gett : ’ pp y as part winter lull uation, there was little real “franchising, and is described (to be,’ said Robert ~ Danziger | :

of ‘the usual spring increase to, The Bank of Canada* has re- change during the day and little : ; ssful ; : ; ported total Cee in cir- prospect of an immediate settle- - ee ee Se ee a ee Dae t ul d rte ank | i i eal rs , » (Mister nu jeulation and charter nk de- ment in any of the major dis- supermarkets, department and |Canada Léd \

N THE AIR ee {posits held by the general pub- ‘putes. a ; . ©: : {lic on April 6 was. record $19,-| ‘The biggest. dispute, and the general discount stores, dance ar Dénrizer explained how 558,000,000, The previous peak most serious from the point of ratios, florists, Totele and rents |INS Gomes Ganchising pag | was Nov. 3, $19,345,000,000. | view of man noe awd . a-car agencies. | works. Doaks would agree to! i collins pregtam list- | Since then it reached a 1966 low whose jobs. co ud itcatols ‘be |_Most Canadian franchising at -, building or stove, de- | gs are published free” @f | or $18,848,000.000 Feb. 25. affected. is on Montreal ‘Island |°Perations - are * conducted ae~ | DN YP ee | charge as a public service and) ‘Together with $559,000,000 of ‘where 10,000. construction work cording to a basic formula, ae pul be invited to | appear 3 prtecntes te us by government deposits in the | ers Wednesday walked off some|..4, Parent firm in the United aa a Stee e ns concerned. i : : ’ siness, : chartered bariks, total money |150 projects protesting contract inne a ee eae | “We can take ‘a completely |

eee . supply last week was $20,116,-, : : .., SATURDAY eP KOGRAMS one oe. Tha aeevious tecord (ome offered by the Montreal To-onto, Vancouver or Halifax Posies individual and teach | was $20,073,000,000 Dec. 15, Last Construction Association, which | with a franchising proposition. t usiness so his chances |

CFCY-TV iweek’s figure was an increase represents construction firms. If Doaks will agree to operate |Of success are good,” said Mr. |

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ae : | Danziger. 2.30 p.m.—Musicale | of $1.683,000,000 from a year! In another major strike, 2,300 | °€. of the firms outlets in Can. | Panne

ada, the-parent company will

3:00 p.m.—Basebail Game of the: earlier. , “In 11 years we have hader Week— ' At its record last week, (New York vs. Baltimore) | Money suoply was backed by

the Quebec education depart-

thw itechnical teachers employed by | teach him how to run the bust- only five failures The record. ness, will provide him with fi- |for franchises generally is five FA

‘per cent.’

5;30 p.m.—Bugs Bunny Show. 600 p.m.—Forest Rangers

6:30 p.m.—Life and The: Land 7.00 p.m.—CPCY TV News 7:10 p.m.—Report to the People 7.15. p.m.—Fishermans. Log 7.30 p.m.—Let’s Sing—Our 8:00 p.m.—Beverly. Hillbillies 8.30 p.m.—The Saint us 9:30 p.m.—TBA és 10:00-p.m,.—Lamp at Midnight 11.15 p.m.—Juliette

11:45 p.m.—The Outdoorsman

|their tills and om deposit with ithe Bank of Canada. Their cash reserves Wednesday’ this week |

* were $1,472,000,000, and for the |C ;past week they averaged $1,- +469,000,000: =

the chartered banks — cash in walkout in spite of an injunc-

Wednesday by Quebec Superior ourt. :

“NATO Awards

The latter figure was 8.08 per

jcent of their Canadian dollar (, : g deposit liabilities. Banking ieg- Are Announced

islation: and: regulations~require | the chartered banks to “hold

tion granted to the’ government-..-

OTTAWA (CP)—Prime Minis. |

| $1,477,000,000 in cash reserves of |ment voted to continue their | nancial hetp to get started, will

arrange local and national ad- vertising and a continuing mar-

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bathe. in water or dust as much |: for pleasure as to clean off ver- |. In return, Doaks agrees—to min. - i

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12 00 p.m.—CBC TV News ‘ a bee dae eather & Sport |ei bt pee cent of their deposit [let Pearion and two a : Scores ities in cash. oe winners-0f-Atiantic+- 12:10 a.m.—The Thrillers ¥ | @With . the’ ‘inereased money eatin Plane arte Neth At P T10 Sign Off , supply, there were ‘indications |isntic Treaty Organization , }of stilt-higher interest rates this ; . 8 1 countries into-a federal union. a : -}iweek—as—part — ofthe central | "4, “pearson will deliver the |- bank’s poliey of taut money—@ | main address at a June 11 ban- steady. growth of supply but at quet: in Springfield, Til) marke fe 2 ee he Woe rae ing the awards presentation, The awards themselves willy.

sold at .Thursday’s auction at be presented to the Liberal prices low enough oa aycrame leader, Christian Herter, for-

to send the yield rate to 5.1 per cone it Waa 5.00 per cent last eat mereary & ee and | t posthumousiy to a ven- eck ba 5.06 per cen a week na the “State gee ne : a Salem, a village. near Spring- |. Day-to-day joant during we field--where— Abraham. Lincoln past. week were steady a once lived. :

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RESTAURANT Malpeque Road

Mr. Stevenson’s son will ac- cept the ward for his father,

= ; i : who. died last year while U.S. CKOWAE me gine ralen of S110 “bomh | grabassador to the United No-

tweeks. ti “The principal long-term gov- |". : lernment bonds—paying 4% per| The awards are sponsored by cent of par and due Sept. 1, |the Federal Union Incorporated, 1.00 p.m.—Cartoon Capers 1983—were quoted at mid-mar- /an organization which seeks to 1.30 p.m.=Top Ten Plus. .---tret-prices yielding 6.67 per cent |make NATO's eventual goal the pied eee ee “—" Ithis week, compared with 5.62 |transformation of the alliance Fee eee pall Game. of the (percent the last two weeks. into a federal union. Week— | New York at’ Baltimore 5.30 p.m.—Bugs Bunny

“12:28 p.m.—Station: Sign On: 12:30 p.m.—Math Special

7.30—News and Weather

| 12:10 a.m.—Week-End Report 7.45—Saturday Night Hoedown

12:15 a.m.—LTV News

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4:00 p.m.—Some of Those Days 4:30 p.m.—Comment & Conviction ~3:00 p.mi—Through The Eyes of

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