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6.00 7.00 Sals 143 34X3 5M7 Is 12.47 Sals 3X3 2731) Sili 3X3 27.50 No TtiieolTe Films Up for Awards TORONTO (CP) No Cana dian theatrical feature' films-made specifically for showing in theatres as opposed to television will be entered In the Oct 4 Canadian Film Awards. Several were completed, bu beyond the April deadline. -Others were judged not of adequate quality and two National1 Film Board entries were withdrawn on the advice of a distributor, Columbia Pictures. However there are several en tries in the best-film-over-30- minutes category. Entrants are Hey Cinderella by Robert Lawrence Productions for the CBC; Vertigo by the NFB, and No Birds Sing by the University of Manitoba Stu dents Union, Nominees In the best televi sion drama film category are: Best Damn Fiddler from Cala-bogie to Kaladar by the NFB and a McQueen episode and Duldma, both by the CBC.

Chris Wiggins, Eric House and John Colicos are nominees for best actor and Josephine Barrington, Jackie Burroughs and argot Kidder for best Peter Pearsons is nominated for best director for Best Damn Fiddler along with Arthur Hammond for the film board's This Land and Francis Chapman for McQueen. This Land and Saul Alinsky Went to War, also by the NFB. are vying with the CBC'a film on Prime Minister Trudeau, The Style is the Man Himself, for top TV information awards. To Probe Flooding In Lucerne Lucerne council will ask' the township engineer to check water levels along Vanier Avenue where there Is a serious drainage problem following: heavy rain storms. Mayor Raymond Roger suggested Tuesday any damage to property caused by flooding should be paid by the property owner concerned.

A detailed report of the en gineer's findings is expected within the next few weeks. SHEAR GENIUS FAWLEY. England (CP) A flock of sheep has been enlisted by an oil company for fire protection at Hampshire refin ery. The sheep are supposed to keep the grass closely cropped, reducing the risk of fire spreading. 4 7 ,1 Wednesday, September 24, 1969 The Ottawa Journal 31 STALIN'S DAUGHTER ON TT Svetiana ADihryeva, the daughter of Russian Josef Stalin, is a guest on the television-radio show "Meet the faired "from Washington by the National Broaotstmg Company.

UP-Joomol WWphoto) i i Ficd QtZelTs Dunking Secret- Hold to be dunked between 1 thutnWand third finger. Poise wrist. 1 Dunk iocctmtpt two. Withdraw. CHASE SANBOluNlNSTANT $27,500 Awarded To Widow Judge Paul Stc-Marie has awarded J27.500 to Mrs.

Judith Picher, Laval, as compensation for the 'death of her husband, Claude Lalibertej on Nov. 14, 1967. On that date, Mr. Laliberte was driving a truck for Mont real Oil Carriers on Highway 8. near Montebello, and Harold McDonald, of Ottawa, was driving a Dibblee Construction cement truck on Highway 57.

The brakes on Mr. McDonald's truck failed and the driver jumped clear. His truck col. lided with the oil carrier. The carrier exploded, killing Mr.

Laliberte instantly. The. Dibblee Construction set tlement offer included a sum of 511.500 for Mrs. Picher and $16,000 for her four children. Daniel, nine, Guy, seven, Linda, five and Manon, three.

Judge pointed out' that Mrs. Picher was still eligible for benefits from the Quebec Workmens Compensation Board. PENNY BARGAINS One cubic foot of natural gas. which costs the Canadian residential customer an average of one cent, will bake 4 large pizza pies, prepare 80 servings of scrambled eggs or dep fry 7V5 pounds of potatoes. vZ i ft, ft 7 a SUcl.

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This must be Chase Sanborn ground coffee." We assured him that we had found a way to capture the qualities of famous Chase Sanborn ground coffee and put them in an instant. "You're the first people to do it" "Yes, we learned from other people's mistakes." If you're someone who wants great cup of coffee, try new Chase Sanborn Instant. ft I 5 v. 1 ft- iCr I ft 'i ft i ft ft ft ft ft ft I ft i ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft i ft I ft ft ft ft ft. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ftl ft- ft ft ft ft ft ft ft.