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TV GAZETTE, Montreal, August 3, 1972 'WOT W-7 Misleading advertising charged to Figure Magic aid TV stations who broadcast the Figure Magic treatment claims. newspapers are named as having published the advertising, as well us various radio Investigation Att -form the basis for the charges. At least five Wal daily The complaint alleges that the advertising used to facilitate the sale of the slenderizing treatments included "statements and guarantees of the results or effectiveness of the treatments, which were not founded on sufficient and suitable proof" of the contents. Violations of the Combines Adyrtlnmint Evidence a preliminary hearing is continuing into its third day against three men charged with misleading advertising of the Figure Magic Clinic weight-reducing treatments. The accused arc: Alfred Gregory, of Ville Brossard, Gerard Choquette, of Ville LaSalle.

and Richard Hebert, of 1168 St. Catherine St. East. Counsel for the accused invoked the rights of the accused under the Criminal Code to bar all publicity of the evidence at the preliminary hearing stage. The charges were laid by the Federal Ministry of Consumers and Corporations, combines division.

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Laurent. Montreal Chambly, Dorval, "and through advertising in a variety of media. Two escape Fl'LDA (AP Two East Germans slipped through a Communist death strip and crossed into West Germany Tuesday night without being detected by Communist border guards. A FAVORITE MONTREAL RESTAURANT SINCE 1924 The warmth and friendliness of the ASTOR RESTAURANT end LOUNGE, 6S2-696 St. Catherine St.

West (Opposite Eaton's is evident as you walk in. The ASTOR, under the guidance of its founder George Ga van's ond Family, hos not only maintained the quality of its year history, but has kept it modern. (Gamte, George Cree) riders arc getting a preview of the Biosphere, which opens Friday Biosphere to return to nature theme this year huge-eyed fawns have already made their home in "Sleeping Beauty's Fantasy Land." Huge, 350-foot high reproductions of West Coast Sequoia trees tower over this exhibit, which also features two. tiny, tot-sized ponies and a 12-foot-high re-creation of ANNUAL (tin The world's longest escalator is still immobile. Workers are still tacking down the last few yards of synthetic grass and the pond in the Japanese garden is still waiting for the $3,000 worth of carp that the City of Montreal is importing from Japan.

But the Eiosphcre, Man and His World's indoor park, will be ready for the public on Friday. "We have been plagued with the same problems as everyone else," Raymond Proulx, the -man who conceived this year's exhibit, said yesterday. "But the men have been working very hard and we're back on schedule." The huge geodesic dome, perhaps the fair's most dramatic building, is reverting to the role it filled in Man and His World's first run four years ago. Last year it housed the American exhibit but this year the brightly colored birds and hanging gardens of 19C8 will return. "It will be the nature centre of the fair." a city spokesman said at yesterday's press preview.

But ProuLx, who also administers the exhibits at the Montreal Botanical Garden and at Lafontaine Park's Garden of Wonders, has incorporated a whole host of new features. Perched on a platform high in the dome's lofty rafters is the Japanese Garden, a cool, secluded spot featuring a pond where the city's 100 imported carp will swim as soon as they arrive from the Orient. On the ground floor is a cage reserved for a troop of chattering baboons and two This is the event skiers wait for! I'll i in u-iu nil' win, mi iV -r: jkk -u" I i i ii i if' i I Big buys in every store. Featured are some last year's models of famous-brand skis, boots and poles plus fabulous ski fashion buys for men and women. Here ore some of the savings! Come in for more! Sleeping Beauty's castle.

The "nature centre" aspect of the exhibit is carried into the pavilion restaurant where the Mouvement Naturiste Soeiale will sell natural food. The city has agreed to allow the movement to use the pavilion's theatre for a series of films and lectures on the naturists philosophy of good health. The Society will also show films dealing with the broader problems of pollution and the need for green spaces. Already the society has installed a booth which features pamphlets which range from discussions of food and exercise to advertisements for a local naturopathic clinic. Air Canada cargo men walk out A walkout by Air Canada's cargo attendants at Montreal International Airport yesterday ended quietly at 4:30 p.m.

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The 25 attendants on duty in the morning and early afternoon walked out at 11 a.m. Gregoire said they were supset about grievance procedures. A union official described the cause for the walkouts as "an internal affair." The attendants are members of Lodge 1751 of the International Association of Machinists. Final year students: Poles Bindings Boots Poles Bindings Boots 8.95 9.00 31.95 $94.85 $69.99 Mon. 14 Aug.

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