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St.-Aime parish here @e ‘nosing their 4l.vear-old Ro- men Catholic church but gain-
irs"twn new ones because of rsng* world demand for ashes-
+ Aime Chureh sits on the hp of the giant open pit ashes- tos mine of Canadian Johns- Manville Ltd, wholly -
The. 1ollowing program list- “incs are published” free of
charge as a public service and)) 44 to ‘a -50-mile-long belt’ of |
appear as presented to us by the stations concerned.
MONDAY PROGRAMS
p.m.—Take 39
a aaa CFCY-TV 1.5.9 pom Musicale — 2.90 pom.—Film— Festival 2-39 p-mu—Film—Fastival. $00 pm.—To Tell The Truth 2) pom. =“vortd ar Contrast 1 p.ne--Razzie Dazzle 29 p.m.—Rin Fin-Tin 20. p.m.<-Music. Hop
“pan.—Bachelor_tather———
B.m:—Rebin-Hood—Jackpot
p.m.—Garzette Y
00 p.m.—=CFCY TV News
pim.—Sports * Weekly
p.m.—Musical Showcase
p.m.—Two Faces West ;
p-m.—Don Messer
p.m.--The .Fugitive
p.m.—Show ef the Week— Drama
pam Siaties
11.30 p.mi—Seven. Leaque Boots
TZ a.m.—CBC TV News :
12.13 a.m.--Local Weather and Sports
12.15.a.m:—Sign Off
CKCW-TV......
©.57 a.m.—Station Sign On,
40:00 p.m.—Canadian Schools
10:30 a.m.—Nova Scotia Schools
11.30 a.m.—Friendly Giant
11.45 a.m.>Chez Helens
12.00 p.m.—Butternut Square
12.20 p.m.—Across Canada
12:50 pem.—-Monday® Playbill— Chicago. Syndicate
2.30 p.m.—At Home With Helen
f . Crocker 2.60 p.m.—To Tell The Truth 3°30 p.m.—Take Thirty
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"8-30" pim:—Razzle Dazzle §:00-p:m:=Cartoon Capers __§.30_p.m.—Music Hop 6.00 p.m.—Supper Club - €.)5-pim.—TV News i :25 p.m.—TV Weather 30 5
-30 p.m.—TV Spots p-m.—Supper Club ‘p.m.—Combat p.m.—Green Acres p.m.—Don Messer p.m.—The Fugitive p.m.—Show of the Week. p.m —Mexcan/ Canadian Relations > —-- p.m.—Glencannon i p.m.—CBC National News 12:15 p.m.—Viewpoint 12:20 a.m.—LTV News 12:30 a.m.—Station Sign Of
SFCY “MONDAY
6.3(--News. and Weather 6.35—Morning Reundup
-6:45—Island-_Wasther._and___ Mar-.-4.-94-—carractian Roundup”
Temp. Ng cs 6.46—Morning Roundup q 6.55—News~ anc Weather 7.00—Mebrew Christian Hour 7.15—Morning Roundup: 7.30—News and Weather 7.35—Farm Report 7.40—Morning Roundup : 7.45—Island Weather & Mar. Temp. 7.46—Morning Roundup 7.56—Sports Capsule & Scoreboard ” 8.00—News 8 11—Weather 8.16—Morniny Roundup 8.55—Weather 9.00—Natonsal News - CBQR 9.10—Notes and Music | 10.00—News & Weather © 10.05—Notes and Music 10.30—Preview ‘Commentary 10.25—Notes and Music 11 00=News and Weather 11.05—Women’s Institute Program 11.20=Notes and .Musiec 11.30—Montague Entertains 11.45—Bulletin Board 11 50—Notes and Musle 11.55—Agriculture ‘66 12.00—Weather 12.05—Town and Country Time,,
12.20—News and Weather J 12:43—P.E.1. Road Report 12.45—Town “and Country Time 1.00—News and Weather’
1.05—Town and Country Time 1.15—Gordie Tapp Show
1 45-—Town. & Country Time 2.00—News and Weather 2:05—Mostly Music 9020—Assignment
2.58—Thought For Today 2.58—hought For Today
$.00—News Headlines & Weather 3.03—Trans-Canada. Matinee 2.40—Pop Caravan é 4.00—News Headlines and Weather 4.03—Canadian Roundup
4:10—Pep Caravan
§.05—NeWws and Weather
6 05—The Outports 6.25—Marine Weather —5-28=The Outports — \ 5.A5—Sports Capsule
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owned” >| union i s paki : - |
French - speaking mining com ness slump and a. weak market. deaths of 18 heavy drinkers in ‘We're not back in a seller's the Quebee City area reported |
| It is located about 125 miles narket yet,” a sales official last week that ‘no particular isaid here. ‘‘But-the market in-|heer is to: be blamed.” |
- |the world's Jargest.
“1T:95—StarlightSerenade:
—}_-9:15—Assignment
J 10:45—Playroom
—-14:05=Joan—Marshalt——————
\ville Corp. of New York. . |. The church and townsite hem
‘room for expansion, the ¢com- pany has bought the old church | ifor demolition, paying enough to build two replacements.
ville, when St. Aime: served as headquarters in this
munity of about 11,000.
jeast of Montreal.
The towns of Asbestos and |Thetford Mines, some 30 miles northéast, look for their liveli-
ashestos that runs through the rolling Eastern “Townships. of Quebec ' between the United States border and the St. Law- rence River.
DEPOSITS LARGEST _ The deposits are said to be
Eleven mines are operate: this area, supplying asbestos |
* |mineral fibres for heat-resist- |
ant—textiles, brake linings, floor— ._5.50--The Outporte 6.00—News and Weather 6:10=Tonight’s Music 6.30—Business Barometer 4.35—Tonight’s... Music
\7.00—Back to. the Bible 7.30—News & Weather
ly. 7.45—Program Schedule 7.46—Tonight’s Music 8.00—Project 66 CBC 9.00—Country Time CBC 10.00—CBC National News, On
Personally. :
10.30—The Best of Ideas-.CBC
11.00—News. and Regionel Weather 11.05—Starlight Serenade | 11.30—News and Weather
12.00—CBC News. Weather and Sports
12.15—News and Music CBC COA ¢ MONDAY
6:00—The Morning Show, Part 1 - 7:00—The Morning Show, Part ) ’ { (Contd.) - 6 8:00—CBC News end.iniand Wx. 8:15—Maritime Sportscast 8:3)—The Morning Show, Part 1 —8:35=Mex Ferguson Show 9:00—CBC News
9.10—Commentary. ew.
9:21-A.M. Chronicle. —=—SOS=S~«~ 10:00—Court Of Opinion” 10:30—A.M. Chronicle
11:00--CBC News
11;15—Foer Consumers 11.20—Recerd Album __ : 11:30—The Archers, ‘ 11:45—Music On The Heather 11:55—Assignment : 12:00—Jamboree Junction _ 12:15—Tommy ‘Hunter and Pal 12:30—Maritime Farm Broadcast 1:00—CBC News and Weather 1:15—Gordie Tapp Show -1:45—Time Out Fer Meledy 1:59-D.0. Time Signal 2:00—Time’ Out “For Melody —
“ 2.45—John Drainie Tells A Story 3:00—CBC News 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee 3:30—Trans-Cenada Matinee 4:00—CBC News. .
4:10—Music In The Air 4:15—Music In The Air. 4:30—Assignment _ 4:35—Music In The Alr 5:00—Mar. Fish Broadcast 5:20—Tempo 5:20—CBC Notebook 5:35—Assignment : 5:45—Tempo: and Netebook (Contd) | 6:00—CBC News : 6:15—On Parliament. Hilt 6:20—Today'’s Editorial 6:25—Inland Weather and Sperts Scores 6.30--N.B. Legislature 6.33—Childrens’ Stories 7.00—CBC News 7.03—Music In The Evening 8:00—Ai Time Goes By 9:00—Country Magazine . 10:00—CBC National News
x Personally * 10:30—The Best Of Ideas 11.00—CBC News 11.03—The Language Of Musie 12:00--CBC News ; 12:03 -Sperts Scores, Inland: end ~ Marine Weather
+H-887-000--tons’-from—~420; ttons in (1964,
ter health
| following mpared dairy that it waa.jto..be-in--perfect condition.
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“10:15—Today's Editorial and Speaking | ing body of the International,
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portant, asbestos cement ~ pro- ducts such as shingles, roofing and millboard . Once the world's,chief source of asbestos; Canada has yielded) first place to the Soviet Union | and now accounts for less than 40 per cent of-world output. | Although losing _ its ‘relative ‘position, the ‘Canadian try, 90-per-cent concentrated in
‘Quebec, has continued to grow.
, . \A ’ . j | i _ ; ' lin the pit on one side. To make east is. valued at some Brewery Ltd.- said in a news- gave peace of mind to the con-
» paper
Dow. Officials —
Are Convinced /
MONTREAL (CP) — Dow was not taken needlessly If. it
advertisement published suming public; if it enhanced
For the last year asbestos here Eriday its decision to de-|the stature of the brewing in- producers have been enjoying stroy . 1,000,000 gallons: of beer dustry; if the brewery lived up a five- to’ 10-per-cent price in-|in Quebec City last month was jto a reputation acquired” over
+ ., crease established Jan. 1, 1965, the right one, even though | Destruction gf the church will the ‘first price rise since 1957, it
jerase a reminder of the violent S 1949 «strike against, Johns-Man- |e TRADE BLUME
jnew ‘producers,' a gerieral busi-
iternationally and domestically
knew publicly confirmed since, that less of circumstances and cost. _The. previous .inerease was the beer was in perfect condi- sia ie . follawed by the entry. of three. tion. ae
it!176 years; if ft acted in a
then, and it has been manner worthy of trust regard-
A ecommitiee investigating the |
States Views
“In a statement the committee) STOCKHOLM (AP ) An
has strengthened materially. We said the 18 men died from’ a American withdrawal from Viet
demand balance; since. 1957.”
association of several fac-|would help “heither the peoples
” jan One effect ot the 1965 price jtors*’ including the prevalence of -Asia nor the ‘peace of the increase, however, was. to CON- of virus infection in the area. \world, Mayor’ Willy ‘Brandt of |=“
centrate purchases at the end)
that 3,600,000 tons Canada. accounting than .1,300,000 tons and the viet Union for. about 1,800
last year, with,
‘Health: Director Issues Statement
MONTREAL (CP)—Dr,
‘ \Jand Lamquin, director of Mont-|took it upon itself to recall all icountries real's health department, says |its beer and destroy it, a total \dians. ‘lconsumption of: whole milk with of 1,000,000 gallons. jvitamin D added should be re-| Dow's, Parliarrent -Hilt-and Speaking|stricted to babies and growing | ment Friday was headlined: “A~chairman ofthe congress, de- !million gallons of good _ beer.|clared: : s
children.
He made this statement as he dumped needlessly?” .
issued a report drawn up by -his department, on the of enriching whole
The report--was made.
\prgpared to introduce the vita-|This has now. been officially jeonfirmed to the public.”
n into its regular milk fluid.
Dr. Lamquin. said too much vitamin’ D for adults can be harmful. |
Except in rare eases, tional committee on nutrition | had—recommended: eonsumption of vitamin D-enriched milk by | adults |
The report said that to com-| ply with federategistation+ Lrhole--milk--should—not—¢eon
jcess of ‘400 international units iper quart. ~~~ TNE
TIVE -
The Ontario Milk Distribu- | tors Association said April 16-it} is considering adding vitamin D| to all mit lines. at
Earlier, Dr. Donald Fraser, | lresearch physician at the Hos- | pital for Sick Children in Tor- | onto, said. that failure to add ey vitamins to milk is eausing) rickets in children. |
Mr. Davies, president of the, Ontario Milk Distributors Asso- | ciation, said’ permission to add vitamin -D to milk was granted | last December. He was refer- ring to changes in Canadian food and drug regulations which |
vitamin to fluid milk in amounts adequate to prevent rickets. Dr. Lamquin said that al- though 100.cases of rickets were found in Montreal ‘in three years, “‘it 1s still a compara- tively rare clinical. entity.””
EXPEL MALAYAN PARTY ||
STOCKHOLM ,JAP)—The bu: | reau of the Socialist Interna. |
‘Itional announced here Friday it,
has decided to expel the Ma- layan. labor party as too Com- | munist-influenced. It also an-! nounced that Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore, | head of the People’s Action; party there, has been elected a| member of the bureau, direct: |
now meeting here. - “SALMON TIPS SCALE |
Only 44 per cent. of the catch by weight, salmon yields more |
‘than half of British Columbia's
12.15—Music. fn The Night *
fishing income.
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From 5.30 p.m. to 11,30 p.m. Open Seven Days a Week
. From 7 a.m. to 12 pom Fish & Chips Mot & Cold Sandwiches All European Meat & Cheese
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Coffee Shop & Delicatessen
192 Kent ’ Charlottetown
Opening lead — queen of dia- | monds.
Here is a remarkable hand from the match between Italy }and the United States in 1958. A grand slam in either hearts or clubs would certainly | been a feasible undertaking, but jat both tables only a game con-
\ | tract was reachéd with the
, North-South cands.
| There were extenuating cir- ;cumstances, it is true. At both ltablesa made with the East-West cards, jand this succeeded in blocking the smooth exchange of. infor- mation- between the North- South players. :
| When the. hand was played at liny table, I opened the hidding- with three diamonds, My part-
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have |
we bid was)
By B. JAY BECKER ;
West dealer. : . ner, John Crawford, who knew . Neither side vulnerable. ~ T had very little defensive strength and who was suffer-.
WORTH ing from the same defictency '
@ 109865 |himself, tried to. jam the works 2105438 further by. bidding four . dia-
@A3 monds. - :
a3: _{ Siniscalco, impressed more by |
wrer BAST his hand than oyr antics, bid fey &KQI749H |five clubs; which was passed | 992 ' @RTE all around. A:diamond..was led | © QJ108765 oK9o and Siniscaleo, looking uch’! $1642 45 the worse, for wear tn. having | SOUTH \failed to reach either a small or
se A grand slam, won the diamond .@AKF » jand tackled trumps, When)
“942 Crawford. showed out, Sinis-| -&AKQ10973 (calco emitted » huge sigh of re-|
The bidding: aah for having escaped’a.
. ‘ : igher contract . ie
hdd a a rae | “When the deal was played at
jthe other table, the bidding |went: 2 o | Belladonna did not preempt | ‘with the West hand, but East | (Avarelli) ‘did. He bid. three’ spades. i : ¢ | The American South nae | difficult bid to. make and elecfed- ito overcall with three notrump. | ‘He ‘would have been ‘wiser to) pass four diamonds doubled; ’in- \stead he bid Five clubs and made eleven tricks to tie the ‘board. : Ss
Six hearts played by ,Nofth , could have “been made, and, in facts only a spade ‘lead would have stopped seven. But the pre- | emptive tactics at’ both tables} made it difficult-.for North- | South to find. the best contract and succeeded in blocking out_! ithe hearts.- : : 2 a Bd
for__more |) 5o- rant 000. ?
[disease since last..Novembar. and ~the suggestion that might be responsible, “Dow (general
| Brewery, the only one produc- (Socialist ’ Ro- sing in the Quebec City area, lattended by Socialists from 50
an announcement by |analyses had’ already proven_ it |
went on to say that its action
an amount of vitamin D in ex- |"
The statement added:
on world preblems.
"A meri-
. lto discourage the Americans in at- present, inquiries such efforts, or act as if the ghown-that_no— particular decision_on peace lay with the of beer is to blame.” united States -alone,”' said total of 44 persons are Brandt,
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After discovery of the deaths, beer opening speeches debate at
international congress,
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are extremely Seen, eee: rare heart, disease, cardiomyo- Nam without a political solution | , ‘pathy, which was ‘caused by and’ without security guarantees
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