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‘AX - _. formal luncheon in the 78- day was the color ceremony. festival that is expected to drew Collier -and other . ot ;
Thousands of Halifax ar old Queen Mother's The Garrison Grounds were attract 40,000 tourists to the = applausefrom the crowd and “dignitaries, the. Queen: in Tain
residents gathered on the honor at Gavernment House, filled with more than 700 province before it ends in a flourish = from = the Mother | watched — the WASHINGTON (AP) — The on-the-job training
slopes af historic Citadel HIll where she is staying during troops, the CFB Stadacona mid-August, Stadacona band, parading of the oll cole and TheW.S.SupremeCourt, ina Proton aa ee Dated.”
Wednesday to watch the her vialt here. . band, about 1,-000 Invited On Friday, the Queen She wore a ae chiffon inspected the troops from a tuling that could affect ©? unction wi ‘ ne ara
changing of the Queen's Nova Scotia Lt-Gov. John guests, and hundreds of sotnor flies to Toronto dress with a matching hat special vehicle. millions of working Steelworkers union, was”.
color for Maritime Com- Shaffneractedashostforthe media personnel assigned tO tore she will attend and ontrich feathers that The old color was with- amoricans, said Wednesday. aimed at putting an are
mend and to see Queen Queen Mother ard xhe the first of two major public coidey the 120th running. fluttered wildly. In a atiff drawn to the chords of Auld that employers may give” ,blacki-‘In higher paying.”
Etizabeth, the Queen assembled dignitaries. after events during the Halifax Oe the Queen's Plate Stakes, breeze that blew up just after Lang Syne, and six military minority workers apeclal;,, positions, le decision “dle: in
Mero thesccnd day of the mel hp. royal ust Seton of rral vl Conary okt sind ethest IO Toyalpertyarved. Couette ew ci, eae RMSE HEA. gt © “disewss. sexual
her Canadian visit. a few word o e n Mo z , , and promotion, ra . ;
The new . color was thanks and best wishes on officially open tonight the horse race. ; Seated on a low dais with The Queen's color is the votng 5 to 2, the justices  discriininatlon. But because
presented in an afterncon behalf of the Queen. Internallonal Gathering of © The Queen Mother arrived Maritime Command com- official flag of the,Canadlan provided a victory for ad: it was based on a federal law’ -:
ceremony that followed a © But the mainevent of the the Clans, the summer-long at the color ceremony inn mander Vice-Admiral An-. ee thie ne colar wy -yocates of so-called “af-- that bans sexta! blag as well we
' . . et ; Elizabeth at “Garrlzon for a eaten by” showing ployment, the ‘ruling alsa”
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h ® orrors o eer rationing as a special naval jack of fo pr oalaad ho special _, Weber's case was seen by: “
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EDMONTON (CP) — Beer restrictions which prevented of the hotel keg market. the Canadian Union of time, while the companies 4.4 Aa ec okhin a fieal Array ss ban be tally last June's bakes" 2
rationing went Into effect in Uncle Ben's, whose Red the strike that started United Brewery, Flour, aro after # one-year con: chaniet in the centre. required by the government decision, In which the-court ‘é
Alberta Wednesday, a few Deer brewery isthe only one Wednesday affects Molson’s Cereal, Soft Drink and tract. na . to ufor special preferences upheld the idea that race’ ””
hours after 119 workers at’ in the province that does not Brewery Ltd, Edmonton Distillery Workers. ‘Restaurants and hotels in In her short address _ a ; * may be taken into account in |
the province's largest belongtothe brewers agent? Hisnt Workers at another the province are resigned to during or dedicatian, § =the court sald the Kaiser 4 univeralty's admissions:
brewery went on strike. group, from supplying kegs olacn’s brewery, ‘Sick's in At issue in the brewery a shortage that threatens to 8 aueen Mother cited the Aluminum Chemical Co. did decisions, ' vel
The Alberta Liquor tohotelsnotonthe brewery’s y sinbridge, held a strike disputes’ Ix the - length of _ become worse than the one contri ution of Canadian ‘ot discriminate illegally — If the voluntary uso of alf- *
Control Board announced supply list. During normal Wednesday. The two contract, The union wants a that existed last Bummer, naval. orces during the against Brian Weber,a white firmative actloa had" been,”
that beer purchases at liquor market conditions Uncle plants oduce 60 per cent of two-year agreement toaveld when wotkers at Labatt's Second World War and their raiser employee in wiped out, they said, all’?
cutlets will be Imited to two Ben's, which produces five Diterto's beer pe a situation that would see all and Carling O'Keefe went on present contribution to Toulsiana, by adopting a’ government efforts to help
dozen bottles a person. r cent of the province's . brewery contracts In the strike. — Western strength in NATO,. nian = 'to. eliminate minorities and women Im- “i
Things may get worsenext beer, is allowedone percent Ail the workers belong to province expire at the same — It's like death and | After actual aditional patterns of racial ve their status in private.“
week, Alberta Brewers ; ; taxes,” sald Lonnle Rodgers, dedication, Admiral Collier gogregation." ustry could be affected.
iio tess Deregulation t al ee eee eT
distributes beer in the ere u ation verv. con roversia erta Restaurant an 8 ; a
: Food Services Association, watch a fly-pant of three. * s11. act
Pravany tie Eo a 160 em & y Or Rood Services Association, watey vin wc . Nicaraguan war still rages",
ployees in Edmonton, OTTAWA (CP) — U.S. pening for the industry and = Smaller cities and towns, about it" - | - an Argus and threa jet ; : ar Genes ee rec
Calgary, Lethbridge and airline offlclals wore almost consumers."’ although complaining that Rodgers sald most _Starfightlers. - / MANAGUA (AP) — | Witnesses saida jetliner of
led Deer — a move that unanimous Wednesday in Harold Cope, a vice- larger aircraft were no restaurant owners don't Then the Queen Mother Nicaraguan President the “Nicaraguan . airline,,,
could close down 85 percent praise of deregulation of president of Alberta-based longer serving them,.ac- have space store was presented with a AnastesioSomoza’s national Lanica was fired.on‘ from, -;
of the province’s beer their industry while a ‘Pacific Western Airlines, tually were enjoying better . emergency beer . supplies. bouquetofflowersbeforeshe guard continued to’ bomb ‘several. . :locatjons vel ye
production. Canadian airline official pre- ‘said it would mean over- service through commuter ~ Butthe Calgary Exhibition stepped from the dais, hada eastern Managua Wed- Managua late Tuesday as {t..,
Bill Hae, the board’s dicted it would be a disaster crowded airporta and skies, alrcraft, ° ; and Stampede is sitting few parting words with nesday and Sandinista took off for Miaml,.Fla., but-
special projects officer, said in thls country and would poorer quality ofserviceand “Deregulation would be & -pretty, with close to 9,000 military offiearsandentered guerrillas replied with there was no.indication the...
the rationing — which af- have to be reversed. an eventual return to more success if the industry did a8 caseq and 160 kegs in stock, . the limousine fora slow rockets and automatic planewashit:. . -
fects both domestic and ‘The U.S. Congress last trict regulations. well .as - it did -under Food :.services: manager: by the crowd and thé drive weapons from foxholes and Cag asta
imported beer — was im- October lifted — mast Cohen said the U.S. in- regulation and if consumers Shirley Bell-aaid she started batk to Government House. barricades, Fighting. erupted. Tuesday . ..:

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bl . fuel crisis and the ground vice," sald Cohen. -. beginning of June, not . to-be-capped by a federal- said guardsmen appeared to western Managua nelgh- ’-
stocks. reduced avalianie remain eubject to ihe af the DC-10s far belter of Cope. argued _that | oeause she expected avbeer provincial dinner at a local be making little Peadway. borhoods along trails, =
Rae sald the board hopes Canadian transport com- than it would have done deregulation will lead to strike, but simply because hotel. Elmer’ MacKay, Bombblaste and tharattleof belleved to be major San:
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States or independent ‘Marvin’ Cohen, chairman regulation.” _ will:.deterlorate to. the beer.at once because there: Maureen MeTeer, - wile ‘Of the capital clty ‘of 500,000. More than 81,000 refugees
breweries in other provin- of the U.S, Civil Aeronautics © Deregulation had led toan detriment: of the travelling - aren't normally enough men e Minister Joe Clark - The Sandinistas, named are jammed: into about 70
ces. Interprovinclal laws Board, said it may be too ever-growing range of public which | will become around to unload it so I'd were to represent the federal... afteria revolutionary leader . Red cross centres around ;
reatrict the importing of early to evaluate the U.S. serviceand price options and disenchanted,”’ he said. ‘bring in abitatatime,- govertiniett..scere: oi ‘neccof the 198¢s,.are fighting tq. the city an e hed Crate
union-made beer from other experience but “we do have allowed U.S. carriers to Cope said Canada should: ‘‘We'vegotallthe beerre- Premier John Buchanan ~ oust Somoze, whose family said tt does n = hom a
provinces. substantial evidence toshow reduceratesas muchass0 to await the outcome of the U.8. - frigerated at precisely three and Lt,Gov, Shatner sere: has. ruled - Nicaragua: for ficient food or medic 4s
The board also suspended. that good things are hap- 70 per cent. experiment. .- Gegrees Celsius.” to represent ova, ati, «More than ai years... them, a
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Public Notice 5 pat B OTTAWA, (CP) — equivalent of 8.7 tons of olla
Canadians, on a per capita year, That compares with 8.3.
, ; basis, consume more en ‘the U.S, 425 in West: ~
acTy KCTS than any other People inthe Germany, 3.8 for the United
The Canadian Radlo-television and Telecom- ; CTV) of a. (PBS): Western industrialized Kingdom and three tons for
munications Commission has received the following -_ ee ue ew, te ee ee world even. outguzaling, the. Japan age Zouiity has
applications for consideration: oe ' . .
na we :00 qovetiuaiss stp Mista cot, ocd od phan eo foul However,.,the apparent, ope dist Oh ARIE
feet ees oe 115 Milos _* "1 |] Rogers ediness of resource-rich’ cou Since had At?
PACIFIC REOION 5 120 Dollar - [Electric Banadians Is balanced by the - A federal energy depart- |
SKEENA BROADCASTERS LTO., 4625 LAZELLE 145 Man ; Company country’s harsh climate and meyt spokesman nald coal, |
AVENUE, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA, VEG 154 . unique transportation net- oil, natural gas and elec-
tumbh (790207700) | A our Studio EE a uatatently rey sources ered to
Terrace British Columbia : four C) ; r !
Kitimat, ‘British = Columbla (790297600) ls . | conta. Dick high tolls, gather the statistics. Con-
45° Cont'd, .- . | Cavett Latest statistics (1977) version from one unit of

Applications to amend Ita broadcasting licences for — from the International measurement to the’ .
CETK Terrace and CFTK Kitimat, British Columbia 100 ‘Angie MacNeil Energy Agency show the equlvalentin tons of oll is not
at follows: 7 15 Cont'd average Canadian uses the necessarily accurate.

10 Stare Stepping . .

- to delete the condition of licence which requires the 145 On Ice Out ’ . ’

licensee to operate CFTK and CKTK as part of the Ass assination attempt denied
Engilth language AM radio network operated by the 00 The Nova . ; ;
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. ; Bt Waltons Cont'd MEXICO CITY (AP) — the shah earlier this week
:30 Cont'd * | Gata Mexican afficials and the but thejackalranaway this. .
arn apelicant has submitted an amended Promise of 145 Cont'd Cont'd shah's chief of staff have time.” The Iranians have -
rformance for each sfaflen whieh includes ine dented claims from Ipan that offered a bounty of $149,000 -
delatlon of all CBC programs and other changes as 00 Live Marie. a suicide aquad ha pate an toanyone who ve the ahah, *:
* shown In the applications. aT r UP Gurle riage and apsassination attempt the Tehran report sald the z
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Locations where the applications may be examined: 4 Cont'd: Motherhood’: against Shah , mm machinegunned from a2

_ . A top security offical sald helicopter and severely —
4625 Lazelle Avenue, 00 Novels ~ Cont'd. National Sounders’ Wednesday the deposed damaged.
Terrace, Brilish Columbia. '15 |. for Television | Cont'd. | Geographic ' Soccer. Iranlan monarch ‘is in oe
:30 «| Cont'd Cont'd, Cont’d Cont'd “ erfect health with his Robert Armao;, the shah’s”:.
15 Federal Buliding, :45 | Cont'd Cont'd, Cont'd. | Cont'd famaily" in Cuernavaca, 60 chief of staff, sald in New
Kitimat, Britteh Columbia. = Kilometres. south of Mexico York that be talked with the
Cinema ity, . shah. en morning
Examination of Documents - Documents are avaltable 09 News The onal cry .c, CW head of Tehran's and “there have been no...
_ _ for examination during normal office hours. 30 Tent ght Night News: Hour Imagines revolutionary court claimed attempts on his life or the +:
. 45 Ish Final Final "| Latinas that Iranian guerrillas at- lives of any members of his“.
The examination file may be Inspected at the local ow tacked and slightly injured family whatsoever." - te
address shown above and at: , “90 - [Cont'd Ko: Late Sign . oo
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gled ‘above southern Thomas Reston said the U.S.
Hull, Quebec. FRIDAY 10 a.m. to 3 P.M. _ Lebanon ot Wednesday in is “seriously concerned” “

d eo : two dogfights that'gave the about the ISyaeli use of the”
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zat Georgia Street West bi 43 _ | Fortune Dressup Cont'd Blue Umbrella supplied F-18 Eagles downed U.S. considers Wednesday's ~/
fancouver, British Lolumola. ; -o0 | Password Sesame What's Zebra Wings five of the seyanterier Israell attacks as pets ie
_ a ussian-mads an aggression or of ‘self: '
intervention - Any interested person may submit & 8 Plus ood Street Cooking Write On 21 jets, Syria said it shot defence. The Israelis”
written Intervention to the undersigned at CRTC, Hollyw Cont'd. Mad Cover-Cover down two Israeli planes, romised to use the planes *
Ottawa, Ontarlo, K1A ON2 and by serving a true copy of :45 [Squares Cont'd. ‘| Dash Environments TLwae the fi Tet aprlal clash a for self me ee when:
the Intervention upon the applicant on or before July : between the two enemies In they bought the F-i5 Eagles’:
16, 1979. The intervention shall contain a clear and -o0 | Days of News Noon . Music five yeard. in 1076 oe
concite statement of the relevant facts and the grounds 15] Our Lives Bob Switzer News Cont'd, , . mar
upon which the Intervenor’s support for, opposition to 130 | Cont'd, Mary Tyler Alan Art Starts : mo
or proposed modification of the application Is based. :45— | Cont'd. Moore Hamel Storles of Amer.. Home insulation encourage d
The postal or messenger recelpt should be attached to . d. oe cot,
the copy for the CRTC, giving proof that the applicant aM Destors fron Contd, AtGar OTTAWA (CP) — The isthatthegrants ofupto $500 .
has recelved Its copy. :30 «| Another Pacific Another Universe federal ; government is are taxable.
43 | World © Cont'd World Roomnastics considering ways of @n- the new Conservative
-Procedures fo be followed - Following the receipt of couraging homeowners to an
Interventions and reply If any, the Executive Com- oo tCont'd The Edge Cont'd Book Look help themselves to $56 Eo ert ay the Ovtober ‘
mittee of the Commission will determine whether or ot Cont'd. Of Night Cont'd. Music Place milllon In| government budget, Finance Minister.
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not it would be in the public Interest to hold a pu +40 Cont'd. Take Cont'd. Poetry Alive y John Crosbie sald In Tokyo
hearing to deal with the application, if, In the 145 Cont'd. Thirty A Cont'd. Bread & B'Files mes. where he Is attending. ;
Executive Committee’s view, a public hearing (s not . Only 4.2 per cent of thove ong economic: summit
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Ottawa, 09 Acting $ od, Patera as . Cont'd Legion Cont'd. pountry's demand for ol by - make the” prowram peice ,
; " ; Rant’ three per cent withina year. generous to the avetage.
CRTC - Pubile Notice 1979-86 Ms Cont'd can . cont sesame One reason the remaining homeowner and would ima :
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