7 * ' The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Feb. 10, 1966. 13 _ Pay Gap Between Ont., Que.! . Computers Boost Strengt By JA) NELSON in Quebec and:in Ontario jas {I i uF : OTTAWA ‘eP) Latest fed- jlong been @ sore point in Que. H i: pe I ; eral figures om average wages |bec, Narrowing it is one of, the Z| | paid-in the’ m turing indus- |objectives of current efforts tog) ntinents Defences 2:5 ss8hFE Srna" § | ; ’ °. - “lee and Ontario workers’ pay |higher-pay industry in Quebec. |S) i ; 11:30—The Arche sliccess ; ~ Ae 8.09 p.m.—To Tell The Truth 11:45—Music On The: Heather for the oi selecting - m 3.20 p.m.—Teke Thiety 11:55—Aasignment the responsibility for : 0 bim—ponna den = (SS Atom LR a ees m on | DAILY. CROSSWORD z 4,30 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle 12:15—That MacKinnon Girl t towards centralizing the ACROSS 42. Cereal. 18. Fat 3g0a sea ag 5.00. p.m.—Atom Ant 12:30—Maritime Farm Broadcast : _ RIAN Me e 5.30 p.m.—Musie Hop ; purchasing of supplies for vari-| 1. Passable grass 15. Fairy DASE SMANIS AE] p 1:00—CBC News and Weather Ni : % tale Firiy MmOlt iy (AWAY 6.00 p.m.—supper Club 1:15—Gordie Tepp Show ous government departments. — — f 6.15 p.m.—TV News 1:45—Time Out For Melody Dr. Rosser said there are gwater 13. Sow Ee edb Be Wenther SMD... Tile Signal goad aempenents Be. Sle DWE t aiuges Lee conc 6.30 p.m.—TV Sports 2:00—Time Out For Melody not applied to NRC: 2 ~ nective \s 6.35 p.m.—Supper Club . | 2:18—Atlantic School B’cast “The council has benefited; _ thread Aquatic 22. Danger -.7,90.p-m.—Thyrsday Night et the) | “Old Favorites’ _. greatly. by having its own pur-| 10.—— reef éaneae * ee Movies ~ | 2:30—Atlantic Schoo! Beast chasitig iit,“ the ~ members —of | 22. Touches --- -~ e esket> gNAMA RR Toa Heroe’s. Island “Adventures in Song” which are closely associated lightly ‘ ball DICE RMEIRICISH 9.00 p.t.—Seaway 2:45—John Drainie Tells A Story | with the scientific staff and um-| 1% Cook by Ahead Sistciias’s hands 10.00 p.m.—1 Dream of Jeannie | 3:00-CBC News derstand their specialized needs.| , boiling 5. Panty, cf 40.90 vin leant i 3:03—Trans-Canade Matinee The buyefs are there to serve| 2% ae ior atone "94. warm :00 p.m.—Peyten aoe i 3:30—Trans-Cenede Matinee - ee ae a ora. 1%. Durocher’s 6.Performs 26. News- 37. Greek ' By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP)—At relatively - amall cost, North American air if the present computer nt- work known as SAGE or any part of it is knockd out. \ SAGE—The letters stand for Semi - Automatic Ground En- | vironment—collects radar infor- mation, calculates interception courses for ‘jet fighters and mis- siles seeking the attack bomb- ON THE AIR “The toliswing ‘een tise. | ip | weapons. Like SAGE, it can ers and even passes orders auto-| will cost some $1,800,000, with matically to fighters and mis-|the U.S. paying two-thirds and Oo Sine panel do ee ee : ; | Besides the igiti $600,000 |provile. continuous sir survell- capital ee pay lance and control of ait defence’'}959 009 annually for mainten- ‘ance. Installation of the entire |BUIC system is expected to be lcompleted by early 1969. - | The defence department can well afford the small cost in- one | Volved because it has realized receive, store, retrieve, calcu- i |air defence through the closing fe ore ce ee A ia ad e line, | shutdown of some radar stations land reduction of the number of | Voodoo jet fighter squadrons to Authorities, said two BUIC |three from five. computers will be installed at{| ihe Voodoos will be, in heavy radar stations in the early Friday when NORAD northern NORAD region, which | the U.S. Strategic Air. Command takes in most of Northern, Cen- | conduct a training exercise over : or more long-range radar . annual *savings of $16,000,000 in ‘ing \seales is widening. ,Statisties issued here (for last October indicate the \gap, which was 12.3 per cent jin 1963, grew to 13 per cent in |1964 and to 13.6 per cent last year. F These are the percentages by which average weekly wages and salaries paid Ontario work- ers exceeded the average -paid Quebec workers. in the sme broad category of manufactur- There are variations in the igap between specific lines of manufacturi in the two provinces. Highest - paid manufacturing workers in Ontario, for instance, are employees in motor vehicle plants.. But there are no motor vehicle manufacturing statistics for Quebec. : If Said Increasing Each Year — So far the é¢fforts have not been | marked by statistical success. The. latest survey covered an estimated 90 per cent of Quebec manufacturing plants and about | 448,000 workers. Their average weekly wages and salaries Ist October ws $89.65, compared with $85.10 a year earlier and $82.14 two years earlier. The survey of Ontario covered | 97 per cent of; manufacturing | and 71,1791 employees. Their | average weekly wages and sala- | ries were $101.8 last October | $06.16 a year earlier nd $92.23) two yers earlier. vt The manvfacturing industries | employ, roughly half the non-| | | } agricul industrial workers in each province. Between October, October last year, the average | of all wages and salaries paid in Quebee rosé somewht “tore 1964, and, @ >| JISNOW AD ISIN unt dee es ital and Eastern Canada, and| Norther Ontario, the Prairie _ ~y 7 ; | pretty i ee Si has ita headquarters at North provinces and the central U8, |_ The gap. between industry pay than it did in Ontario. ibe DON'T FORGE ”, oe YES, MISS Day,’| | THEY WOULDN'T SAMPLE appear as presented to us by| oy: 0" - |. The exercise will not last GIRLS,’ SCHOF L E BOYSTO }\ BUT THEY ALL ANY OF THE CAKES WE : LOCATION SECRET Ho than one hour over IPLE ELIEV OR NOT a4 FooD Fair! BE JUDGES? HICKEN the stations concerned. Locations of these installations | particular land area. and | no RIPLEY'S B EM - i x ~ are secret, said. |euspension of ‘normal civilian ‘ ‘ THURSDAY PROGRAMS | "Tne two BUIC tiles in Canada |air tratfie 1s expected. PHARLES 3 CFCY-TV | " a tne National Research Council ie ( 048 am—Muacale ational Kesearch Counci iinet, TR, ~ | oe 2.30 p.m.—Today At Home | ne m itonmtotatmmn | Reveals Secret Of Success a nous, | a ee 54 Mi | <a) pcaemne oni” "| OFTAWA-(OPI-—F. 7. Roser, ity ecient where cotpslonse rearorny 5.00 p.m.—Wild Bill Hickok vice-president of the National |is recognized and incompetence 6,006- 6.30 p.m.—Music Hop Research Council in charge of). 114 suffered. ; .”. There is Bo PUSH-UPS 4:00 pancntente trans eile administration, has, disclosed |'* ” cs problem of having to put. up Oct, 5, 1965 6.30 p.m.—Gazette Bs 7.60 p.m.—CFCY TV News 7.15 p.m.—Keyboard Melodies 7.30 p.m.—Please Don't Eat rhe! It has complete freedom of | a Daisies ° _ | operation, he told a recent con- | Dr. Rosser, who took business | 8.00 p.m. —Shannen ference on formulation of re-|training and a teaching degree 8.30'p.m.—The Law & Mr. Jones © 9.00 p.m.—iAn Evening With Carol anning sees ot Se eres. Se cone | cil's. success in providing strong scientific leadership in Canada. | search policies at Santa Bar- bara, Calif 10.00 p.m.—=! Dream of J i 10.30 p.m.—Naked City 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News 12.13 a.m—Local Weather and Sports THURSDAY 12.15 o.m.—Sign Off 6:00—The Morni thai dures. : y ing Show A 7:00—The Morning Show, Part-1 For one thing. the. CKCW-TV 8:15—Maritime Sportscast hires its own staff. Kee 8.21—The Morning Show, Part 1 | “Fundamental to the 9 57 a.m.—Station Sign On 8:35—Max Ferguson Show = of a laboratory is the 10.00 a.m.—C€anadian Schools 9:00—CBC News _ nance of a good atmosphere 10.30 a.m.—Nova Scotia Schools 9:10—Commentery creative research,” he said. “11.30 pim.—Friendly Giant 9:15—~Assignment “nothing can tarnish the image 11.45 a.m.—Chez Helene 9:21—A.M. Chronicle ~ of a laboratory more 12.00 p.m.—Butternut Square 10:45—Playroom than a c administra- | 12.20 pm.—Across Canada 11:00—CBC News ti 12.50 p.m.—Thursday Playbill Garment Jungle 2.30 p.m.—At Home With Helen Crocker 12.00 e.m.—CBC National News sg en rh sy ——a1-fotheurent-—80-Cendienut—| 12.15 a.m.—Viewpoint 4:10—Music In The Ai 16. OF Op . 12.20 a.m.—Lionel Television News | 4:15—Music In The aie eo organiza- abbreviar 6. African 28 Price tree ————— Aaeo teu totes Ab ahd in foe eld of printing | 41.Disoovers 9. Particle small == 40. Boxing 2“ ~CPCY- RADIO. en Rroedcaet the.-research . council _ maintains. THURSDAY 5:35—Assignment its agers hte law es 5:45—Tempo and Notebook sabre ‘righ F a . 6.30—News end Weether 6:00—CBC News and otherwise distribute scien- 6.35—Morning Roundup 6:15—On Parliament Hill tifie information. Dr. Rosser 6.45—Island- wr. and Mar. Temp. | 6:20—Today’s Editorial. ~ says its many committees would 6.46-Morning Roundup - | 6:25—Inland Weather and Sports {Collapse if it had to depend on 6.55—News and Weather Scores an outside organization for docu- 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour 6:30—Business Barometer mentary information they re- 7.15—Morning Roundup * 6:35—Who Will Come With Me quire. 7.30—News and Weather 7.35—Farm Report 7:.35—Farm Report 7.41—Morning Roundup “—7-45—Island Wr. and-Mar.-Temp- 7.46—Sports Capsule and Score- board 8.00—News 8 11—Weather 8.16—Morning Roundup 8 45—Weather 8 50—Atlantic News Roundup 8:58.45—Thought For Today 9.00-CBC National News—CBC 9.10—Preview Commentery—CBC 9.15—Assignment “It is a scientific agency run | CBA RADIO 11:05—Joan Marshall 11:15—For Consumers 11.20—To Market With Musle 4:03—Canadian Roundup 6:50—Rod and Charles" 7:05—Music In The Evening 7:30—Soundings 8:00—CBC Talent Festivel 8:30—Music_Diary 9:00—Symphony Hall Toronto Sym. phony Orch. 10:00—CBC National News 10:15—Today’s Editorial and Speaking Personally — 10:30—Chamber Miusie 11.00—Concerts Frem Abroad 12:00—CBC News 12:03—Sports Scores, Inland and Marine Weather 12:15—Mutic In The Night with administrative inefficiency or of having to contend with an ~ “t acy.” before working as a scientist himself in private industry and joining the research coun- i cises its independence tralized civil service MOST SEE TUBE All but five per cent of On- tario’s homes have television. 6-X INJOV 134DgS WIONVY 3NOT SHI a T0.00—News —< Weather . 10.095—Notes and Music : oes 33 sceeate | CONTRACT BRIDGE | “"""™errnceetere™ "| 10 50—Notes and Music o ' “ AXY Eee AxS \ 10.55—Lucky 7 Contest es By B. JAY BECKER. ; LONG@G@FELLO ft 05-News sal views 6s a - ~ One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used | “g me, Groceries North dealer the q And stop talk: for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single ome ate 1 > 11. 20—Notes and Musie Both sides vulnerable. about Bast like he’s a m ng - trophies, the length and formation of the ‘words are rm 11.45—Bulletin Board soit Detlarer (aawere tat Coe. . Yach day the code letters are different. 0 11.50—Notes and Music ee Nf 1 S5--Atlahtle News Roundup »~ 104 fea tis abe tk oe ro : A Oryptogram Quotation : 9 1a eek and Caan LAF LS! ithe diamond finesse later. Even| BOTVR XOA EBM AMIEMQ VXOV X one 12.30-News. and Weather $A52 ae ee coon (He leads} ggporBme WOEEMV XBOR.—YMMIB 12.45—Town and Country Time i) 1 00News and Weather @AIT3 @K652 Conscience: Ugh; oh. Now Yesterday's Oryptoquotes A GOOD HEART IS WORTH _ 1,05—Story To Remember @310852 997 ‘ve gone and done it again. GOLD--SHAKESPEARE — Pe 1')5—What’s On” Tapp—=CBC™ i“ @9TOS Oe Q108- 7 You just can't -- make ~the —hand..} ———--———- (© 1908, King Features Syndicate, Inc)... Y 1.45—Town. and Country Time 8. f + 51007 any more. I told you a million’ = i 2.00=News and Weather &0 times to watch out for bad dis- 2 See aaane oe gore Feat oat at auan't listen | OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE S| i. "Weather : @K54 first. and looking afterwards. ‘@ . 2 Se eae MatinesCRE $KQ648 saeormatisnes you land on your irHapeeNs Fiery T=)" | a” Bee eat Sree leet by dumb luck, but this Time! PEOPLE GET z : MURDER AT THE BRIDGE at ns . GREAT CAGSAR/ You ACTUALLY CAN TALK / ‘ 4 ea bonded Aaa, a one-act play written time you'll finish right behind WHY EL HAD NO IDEA DOGS HAD SUFFICIENT eee i a t ¢ ge i 4 onto In Pops for readers of this colurnn. The te eight ball, exactly where INTELLIGENCE 10 ~ ER, AH=~ I ASSUMED oa aiey { Phe as hiss cast: Declarer (South) and De- |%U belong. THAT THE COMPLEX (TIES OF THE ENGLISH || WOR? TS ay may | eee re da clarer's Conscience. Other char-| Instead of leading the king} [LANGUASB WouLD BETO ULP/iTs Poor. | | a | oo aed Gas a acters’ West, Dummy, and East, You should have led a low club| | D'FFICULT To KNow WHAT TO SAYTO A DoG!{ COME WEN TS | ay ; Seti OUNpers The contract is three no- Soe ace. Then when you play 3 (10 TEACH HUMANSH. | ay | | ee, 6.00—News and Weather trump. West leads the three of i low club back and East fol- HOW TO TALS a {il i Sf RG | | 6.15~On Parliament Hill—CBC diamonds. Dummy comes down. Sarak vat bse sure g f ! ! . == 6.20—Today’s Editorial—CBC Declarer: Well, here’s S dilde ‘wou: eur dub tricks: aad A BODY MUST )( READ 7% « Bopy \ 6.35—Tonight’s Music : cinch if ever I saw one. Three iy celal a SEES. EXCEPT A - 6.25—Sports Parade ace heart. tricks,.two diamonds, five |. (Declarer leads a club to the IT SAYS SO j I oi ING”?! ‘ } THAT FALLS INTO BOTTOMLESS. 6 30—Business “Berometer—CBC a clubs, and maybe. another —dia- ace at tr rick three West shows RIGHT HERE!” BR ive 4 sea CANYON ey _ * 6:35—Who Will Come With Me ever p argr Bob ay bagel Wye ee > OO te 7 —- sbi: as harl mi % 6 ‘ 4 Coane put up the queen if he has it.| Declarer (siigtitly crest- ~ DECLARED 7:05—Musi¢ In The Evening I've seen him perform before. |fallen): That was bad luck. But ° LY s (Cont'd) (East plays the ten and South |! can still break the hearts 4 - 3 =| |( DEAD--- 8:0—CBC ‘News and Inland Wx. - |the king.) and make the hand. Nothing to ( / 8.00—Talent Festival CBC . Conscience: How many times |WOrry about. ‘(He cashes the > 8:30—Winnipeg Pops Christmas have I told you not to be so opti- |A- K - Q of hearts. East - shows mo 9.00—Symphony Orchestra mistic? There’s no law that |out.) Boy, am I getting tough |- Zz “10.00—CBC Nat, News, on Par. H- i cave the clubs will break-3-< 9. breaks today....But I still have| | Zs a m= : and Speaking Personally —ipesides, you should have put the diamond iinesse. ‘He (ose — wm | cBc “lup the jack so you'd know /@ club to the ‘queen and finesses a | OE he where you stand, If it held|the diamond. East wins, cash- 10 -thoweer Meee tf you'd have nine eure tricks, jes a club, and returns a spade. *~ 900-Concerts From Abrasd ~ [New vou don't know who's ot |Down two. Curtain. aor BANNING X ' / , » . "ih bo