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12:13 a.m—tocal Weather How ARE YoU Fz 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint yy EY ago ? 3] CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 2 i 9:45 a.m—Sign On u at 10:00 a.m.—Romper Room uf ” 11:00 am —Sign Off — = + §:00 p.m.—Thursday Playbill oO News, Weather, Sports Movie — Girl tn The Picture 2 4:30 pm—A Le Carte . §:00 p.m.—td and Ross , > 5:20 pm—Weedy Woodpecker CONTRACT BRIDGE ~ 6:00 p.m.—Supper Club x $:15 pm—New. . By B. JAY BECKER | Vv 1 sph apap wamangg! F AXYDLBAAXR 4 $:40 p.m.—Supper Club ; , as - pia teans 5 simee oe eee eee ee fis‘LONGFELLOW 7:00 p.m.—Highway Patrol 7 ” ae One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A te need ‘ : ; orth-Sou If, instead, East returns . Ply , ~ 7:30 pm—Jim Bowie - N Sot trump South wins it in hie hand.| _ £0F the three L's, X for the two O's, ete. Single letters, apos | >= : re ston ae aa a Love Lucy . 7 takes the A-K of diamonds and| trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints [gf ; , co HH rs amend, tach | sh Gy th coger ae erent =| CAR - TRUCK - TRACTOR : 9:30 p.m.—Have Gun-Will Travel @AK765 me Te out. Decknres, Ges arouse Cryptogram Quotation — “3 3 re 10:00 p.m.—Wyatt Earp &Q43 two rounds of trumps, ending in . - ' ‘ 'Z 00 00 i 10:30’ p.m.—toretta Young WEST EAST . dummy, and is able to discard a|~- CTu'W ZVUAHZUTIZIV IF ZURKWe — 4 - 11:00: p.m.—Wrestling 4982 Paes a mg heart and a club on the two good z = 2 * coce eee. 2 etre | 9A%102 |dimmonds- He winds wp keing a| ITSAF CTYPW SFCIALTAX UFAB We’ Ign _ PER 12:00 am—CBC News _.., 382 - $Q93 trick to the ace of clubs and mak- “(Thi : 7 = 50 wi 12:15 am.—CKCW News’ “8762 $4310 es four spades. WILX—UZFMEPL. a Think of it 4 new 600 x 16 or 670 x 15 only $50 with Trade {2:20 p.m.—Sign Off SOUTH Or if, at trick three, East re- Yesterday's Gryptoquote: EXPERIENCE YS THE ONLY, z - af : A . 2 - > « 7 CFCY RADIO 493106 tums a diamond, the same result! ° PROPHECY OF WISE MEN — LAMARTINE, bu | FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO CO.. LTD. (Standard Time) : 7 oe diamonds and makes ten tricks (© 1959, King Features Syndicate, Jne.) wi Dial 5547 Charlottetown Store — Tires Mounted While You Wait. as described. 6 : . . _ THURSDAY The bidding: The only way East can beat the . i ‘ g: . ao 3 5 5.58 Sign On North East South West contract is to return a high heart ETTA KETT * 6.00 Hebrew «Christian Hour 16 20 16. Pasa | tk Miree. This pinay forces dum- : ——$—$_—= ! ‘i - my to trump. Declarer may now’ = 6.15 a o Wenes Seat) 2 3 emt OP | | ceteblich Ge Gemma be ete GEE—GUYS ARE Saee ay caries. L we ert 2 es, but it does him no good... ~ ADA COME = $35 Weather tag lend—eight of thearts.| Be count extract -— oe a YOU CANT TELL HOW A CUTS, | SS: ib 6.40 Country & Western Round! Sop mete ao, Neat" verse trumps and wind wp im | | OLD THEY Ase.’ A NuMBERSA DATES WERE SO | ; s Ta} Vv s. ‘ = oil Hone the ball and hence would rather | South takes two rounds of trumps cE Dv WALK é. 7.10 Weather : oe the — of deciarer than, ice leads a diamond from dum- | ‘ <2 ri 7.15 Country & Western ender. But defense. like taxes.| my, West's third trump interrupts PN : is something you can’t get away | the procession of diamonds and u Pp on 7D Sieh & Weather from, and the: player who head: | declares goes down one. 7.35 —. Interlude ily nae a defense eventually} East should see the danger, af- | a 7.40 Farm Reporter finds sheriff rapping at his/| ‘ter taking the first two tricks—of 7.50 Interlude door. : permitting dummy’s diamonds’ to : 8.00 News This hand illustrates the point.| be developed. The only hope of | tae ot INe 8.10 ats aa © ‘ Ww leads a heart and East! negating the threatening diamond C ’ : oni 8.16 mtry estera! wins the first two trick ith the | situati dummy Later ‘ exte Tae A-K. The question is What Should pe a “ee ° . ° aoe Tow oe — 8.45 Wea Rast return? The adv of playing a — =| = 8.50 News ~ Mf he cashes the ace of clubs. | neart Sins at dees iS ’ ma a " hance a) ras L 9.00 Morning Devotions — or leads a lesser club in ‘1c hope diately. Dummy ruffs and play| f HI. How's £ MAYSE. 2 ! ?, my oie 9.10 Morning Moods that his partner has the king,! proceeds. But eventually declar- | ABOUT — ZT LET ME S8€ z a = — decia von contract, win-|er pays ‘the toll—he- loses two] #1 eee ede ia lk © i ning , a heart ruff in! club tricks. . i es wee aN F 9.56 Musical Interlude ’ a i, 10.00 News : . i in Europe, wRere Ke combined o~ i. a ee the air BEDEQUE pleasure with business. He vis- Ae to j "08 Melody Parade ote ond Mi i ee io London, Oxford “University, 4 ne} { € x ; 45 Swift Money Man , Mrs. Bruce MacDou-| where he attended as a Rhodes} — =o eC ( —--44-00- News Headlines and Wea gall, O'Leary, were visitors to) Scholar and received his Ph. D. pe \ j . \S E i MY : ther ' this village and called on rti-| degree. Other cities visited. were: SS Ae ‘oi wn 11.02 Magic ef Musie atives here on August 26th Paris, Zurich, Munich, Berlin, Co- A Vf ‘ bee EM 11.30 News Mr. and Mrs. Heber Weeks. | penhagen, Heidelberg. Cologne, LY y) P ” 11.40 Weather Fredericton, Lot 67. were recent! Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The A P LA 11.45 Magic of Musie \ guests of Rev. ES. and Mrs.| Hague, Antwerp, Ghent and ot>er y y oe Vv | 12.00 Weataer Weeks and Mr. Albert Weeks and| places. He was accompanied by a4 12.6 Rhythm Roundup rang Mr. and Mrs. William Stavert his two sons. ru - ce 1.20 News and Weather Mr. and Mrs. William Force|” Consratitations are due to Mr.|OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE|! | = | (9722 #277 227.4 cooo 12.45 Mostly Music and their two sons. James and| ea ; oi o WEW OF THE ARROYO, : Hammond Bowness, postmaster 1.00 News Headlines and Wea-|Donaid of Beach Hill, Ontario,| jn+h:- village, who was the hap- . : Zz ther were guests of Mr. and _Mrs. | py recipient of the Rose Bowl ’ i ae ea L jo -SP 2 <_< 1:02—Mostly . Music. Judson Blackmore over the week-| for the sixth time’ in the eight|’ Prax guage cone Wee HATED, TALLL.IMA 4 |ad 2.00 Mostly Musie (Cont.) thelr fis on re - i the, Years that Maurice Mill had it] |MASOR/HE sniereD AO SES HIM HUMAN icicle! 2.30 Back to the Bible. ir first trip to P-E.1. and they) 1.4 ¢or competition in the Profia-}— AT THE Door. gut 1 PAT ALL HOT COFFEES be 3.00 News Headlines and Wea-| Were delighted with the prov-| (i) pyar Show: BUT > A THOSE FISH, BCOPFEE | ALL VERY WELL, | |Z i ince. eS FORGOT MY MANNERS OT Low MON THE & GUT WHAT } er : ; a +, te| The-Trail Rangers and C.G.1.T AND DIDNT INVITE A'S A oO due-Neve and Woothet Vining mth hee Ninth tfe| Sroups, sponsored a father and| |HIMINS TMGLAD @ COULD TBST aCe afl. 4.05 The Outports. ee Percy Affleck, this village. - | 908 and mother_and daugh‘er ban- | eee |e HIM WHEN L YOU BROUGHT ual 5.00 New. & Ww ther Rev. L-P. Archibald. U pper auet ig the Church hall here on! Pd DON'T SPEAK YOU: r ONG FOR sa 5.10 The Outports (Cont.) Stewiacke, N.S. is having a re-| Monday evening. BACK! - 600 News & Weather sidence erecied in this village.| Mr. Walter Leard and son Al- 6.05 Musie for You" He expects, to retire at the end den, left on August 21st for Wind-! —

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Progtams are listed in Atlantic Daylight Time as supplied by breadcasters. Island Time (AST) ts one hour earlier in all cases.

THURSDAY PROGRAMS

CFCY-TV — CHANNEL 13 4:15 p.m.—Atternoen Musicale

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Sept. 3, 1959 17] RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT |

4:45 p.m.—tNews, weather & Musi¢ 5:00 p.m.—td & Ross Show 5:30 p.m. a * 6:01 p.m.—Western Theatre 6:51 pm—CFCY .TV. News and Weather 6-55 p.m—CFCY TV News and Weather

7:01 pm.—Summer Supplement °

7:20 p.im—Sports Weekly 7:30 p.m.—tife of Riley 8:00 p.m.—Colone! Flack 8:30 p.m.—Reflections

9:00 . p.m.—Parade-

9:30 p.m.—Have Gun Will Travel 10:00 p.m.—Wyatt. Earp 10:30 p.m.—toretta Young 11:00 p.m.—Evplorations 11:30 p.m.—Playbill 12:00 pm—CBC TV NEWS

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7.00 Sports Roundup 7.05 Musie for You 7.30 News and Weather 745 Don Messer nd landers 8.00 Assignment 9.00 News & Weather $.19 Starlight Serenade - 10.9 Lady in a Fog 10 30 Travelfer’s Night Life ~+ 11.00 Dominion News 11.10 Maritime Weather 11.15 Night Beat 1200 News & Weather 12.05 Sign Off ,

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‘+ DAYLIGHT TIME

“9:15—Mariné Weather and Fij! 7:30—News, Weather and Sports 7: A.M. Chronicle...

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“* 8:00—News and Weather.

8:15—Maritime Sportscast 8:20—A. M. Chronicle. q 8:45—Morning Devotions 9:00—News.

9:05—A.M. Chronicle. 9:55—News.

10:00—A. M. Chronicle 10:45—Morning Commentary. 10:55—For Consumers. : 11:00—News

11:03-ir. Homme's House. 11:15—Performer’s Showcase.

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28. Confinedto 15. Water god one’s honie ' (BabyL) Garden

DAILY. CROSSWORD pen

~APROSS DOWN 49. Stitch. 1. Potato i. Snarled el (dial) (army 20. Bests 5. Beetle- slang) 22. Fuel 20. Unless 2. Tyrn oh 24. After. (law) fixed point noon re. |/ ‘11 Small 3. Employer flower 4. Destroy 25. Liable 12. The birds trustin 26. Haugh {7 13. Mien 6. Island off tier _— South 27. East. Awing Jutland » north. ; 17. Lowest 6. Swab east (abbr,) 38. Lizard note (Guido) 7. Region 30. Abrading

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of next June, when he-wil] have! sor. Ontario, where Mr. Leard completed forty-six years in the Will spend a_few weeks with his Ministry,. and with Mrs. Archi- daughter, Mrs. Gerald Williams bald move to Bedeque. jand Alden will.attend the Can-

Dr. Ernest P. Weeks has re-, adian National Exhibition in Tor- turned to his home in Ottawa.’ onto BQ. after spending. about five weeks

j - 7:00—Nev's. | BREADALBANE 7:10—Commentary. “os : ° 7:15—Music. Mrs. C.H. Bernard and her

7:30—Rawhide and Music. r8:00—Teen-Tempo and Music.

;daughter, Yary, Charlottetown, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- E ry Berrard>Breadalbane_ during 8:30—Album for Thursday the last week*of August. 9:00—Royal Performance. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Younker, 9:45—TBA. = |North River, ;made a_ business 10:00—Vancouver Chamber Or. trip to Breadalbane and also cal- chestra. iled upon friends in this vicinity 11:00—News Roundup and Talk.) 0n Friday, August 28. . 11:30—Eventide: aes Mr. atid Mrs. Cuyler Matheson

12:00—Here’s. the Weather and 2nd family, Mrs. Hammond New-

Sign Off. json and Mr. 4nd Mrs. Law- rence Newson, Breadalbane, at- tended a post nuptial shower in honor of Mr. and. Mrs. Elmer Newson Jr., in Summerside on

Handy . On Wednesday evening, August 26th, a shower was held at the

Treat For ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ramsay. Hamilton, in honor of Mr. arid Mrs. Roy Hanlon. Mrs.

Hanlon was formerly Vera Ram- Among those who attended

Outings

11:30—Conductor’s Corner. 11:45—In Reply 12:00—Jamboree Junction.

2:30—Maritime Farm Broad

cast. 1:00—News and Weather. - 1:15—The Archers. 1:30=Semprini Serenade. 2:00—Holiday’ 2:15—Tommy Hunter Show. 2:45—Music in B'ack and White 3:00—News. : 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee. 4:00—Scored‘ for Spring. 4:30—Drama In Sound.

Say. = were, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sea- | Add to the fun man: Breadalbane. ° . 24 Mr. William Burkhardt, Need- with satisfying ham, Mass., is visiting his grand- Wrigley’s Spearmint parents, Mr. and' Mrs. George * Hickox, Breadalbane Village. Chewing Gum. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perkins,

Jamaica Plains, U.S.A. are va-

§ 00—News - és 5:03—Maritime. Fish Broadcast 5:30—Tempo. .. 6:00—News and Weather * 6:15—Rezional Commentary, ‘ Maritime Sportscast, and Musical Interlude, 6:20—-Tempo.

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August 29th. L

cationing with friends and rela- tives in Granville, Springfield and Breadalbane.

The Fredericton - Breadalbane Young People’s Society -sponsor- eda fery successful ice cream social on Friday, August 28th. ‘Mr. Allan Hickox, Jr., return- ed to his home in Breadalbane on August’<30, after a pleasant trip to Boston apd vicinity

Little’ Miss. Fay. Sanderson, of Charlottetown,.' is* visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ear! Chappell.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Matheson, Moncton, ‘spent their vacation with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Matheson, Breasial- bane.

Mr. Charles Herndon, pastor of | the Charlottetown Central Chris tian Church, preached to ‘Fred- ericton and Breadalbane congre- gation in the Fredericton Church on Sunday afternoon, August 30 an.the subject ‘Lesson of Grace” | Mrs. Alvin Rowledge sang “He, Tenderly Looked at Me

Miss Nancy Willis and Masters Murray. and Merrill. Willis, North, River, visited friends in. Breadal- bane Saturday, . August 29

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ROLLO BAY

Dr. and Mrs. Francie O'Keefe;

and family, McAdam Junction,

N.B. are visiting relatives and friends on P.E.I. *

Miss Roma McDonaid, Mont- real, Que., arrived by plane to spend a vagafiqon at her home in Rolle Bay.

Miss Mary Chaisson, Montreal, Que., is vacationing with rela- tives in Bear River and Rollo Bay. . ;

The annual chicken supper. and bazaar of St. Alexis parish, Rotlo Bay, was held in the parish hall on Tuesday evening, August 25th. A delicious hot chicken supper was served. by the ladies of the parish. Bingo and gamed were enjoyed. Two lotteries were onducted, the-winners being Mrs. Jchn C. Chaisson and M. Fabian Howlett. ,

Mr. and Mrs, Bert Mullally and family, spent...the weekend 4ip Summerside, guests af Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Keefe, * ~~

Miss Betty Trainor returned to her home in Charlottetown, after a pleasant visit with her young

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