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Zurich Citizens News, 1965-05-27, Page 6PAGE SO( ZURICH CfT(ZENS NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 2'7, 1965 Television Views by William Whiting It's easy to make money-. This statement was made by Roy Jodrey. of Nova Scotia, who described as "the most unlikely millionaire". This is part of an interesting interview coming up on Telescope on May 28 at 9:30 over CBC -TV. Jodrey is a millionaire many times over, director of some 40 companies and one of Canada's most pow- .erfui financiers. Here are some of the state- ments he made on this taped interview: "I don't think it's any trouble to make money; but the first thing is --you've got to learn to save it. 'Course if you want to really .make money, you got to borrow it and pay interest on it and see where you go from there." His first job as a youngster was picking apples for 41,<2 cents an hour. He got free board, so was able to keep all the 414 rents. Vote projections during the last U.S. election left a ques- tion in the minds of many. Did the predictions influence the public? A study was made and no evidence was found to con- firm this notion. According to the report's findings, 884"2 of all voters across the nation had gone to the polls on election day 1964 before 7 p.m. — the time when the major networks went on the air with their election -night coverage. MARRIED IN ZURICH—Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Becker were married recently in St. Boniface Church, Zur- ich, by Father C. A. Doyle. The bride is Dianne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Dietrich, Zurich, and the groom the son of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Becker, Crediton. The survey also shows that among voters who heard elec- tion predictions by ,the net- works, 81% voted in line with their pre-election intentions; among those who did not hear any network projections, only 524" remained consistent with their pre -elections bias. It would seem that persons exposed to predictions about election results were more sta- ble and changed less than per- sons not so exposed. 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