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aa P.m.—Cross Section The old saying that “you; “The OECD may develop inte a2) pm.—Open House can't see the woods for the @ valuable assdciation where we pond P-m.—Today At Home trees” is pertinent to what is| shall have access on a regular ron p.m.—Adventures of Blinky happening to the world eco-| basis to the economic p.m.—Flower Pot Men nomically. makers of Europe, and where

5:01 ~am.—Rarzle Dazzle

5:30 h.—Mike Mereury and = His Super Car

6:00 o.m.—! Married Joan’

The trees consist of such things as the European Com- mon Market, President Ken-|

6:30 Davey : nedy’s tariff-cutting proposals,|may be continued on the very 6:45 Seer dae Soviet competition and our own | different terms and in the very 7:00 p.m—Ga i wrestlings with our trade prob-| different circumstances of the

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lems. 2 Such things are big-trees in- deed, and of dramatic stature, but they are part of a develop- ing industrial and trading worid of such vast possibilities as to be sometimes frightening. Britain. was the home of

7:3 p.m.—Cineme 13-7 ig “Remember the Dey” 9:00 p.m.—Gary Moore Show 10:00 p.m.—Red Skelton 10:30 p.m—Front Page Challenge 11:00 p.m.—tively Arts 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News 12:13 p.m.—local Weather... 12:14 a.m.—Viewpoint , 12:20 a.m.—Sign Off rope : | world, but in more recent years we became accustomed to | charged in connection with out- TV: CALLS thinking in terms of one indus |Tages in British Columbia's NITE or DAY trial colossus, the United States. |Kootenay district over the last 0 To North Americans this was a '¥° years. Day 4-3537 Nite 4-4172-4-560) VAIL’S RADIO & TV

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| fairly snug and comprehensible Mr. Justice Norman Whitta- situation. ~|ker, sentencing men who had

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$:30-am-=Sration Bign On at Words. the industria: Tesult o r actions. 1 — Threefold 20. Too News, Weather. Sperts Power which until recently we! ‘‘In the past .. . Leniency has " eantidates — = se a8

9:45 p.m.-Morning Devetions | associated with the United|been shown to those convicted 6. Liew 5 — 23. God

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paictatlion world. |to you and your people that Can- of flax oe a> oe : wc 10:00 o.m.—Rormper Room ada is a friendly country, but 12. Distressed Irish eA TH q : za ie : ; ; me 11.00 a.m.Visit To Englend ISOLATION DIFFICULT |to no avail is Abune rookie oe ee eS OF “oO f th de 11:30 o.m.—Program Resume The colossi may at times ap-| “The time has come that an 14 stone, 26. Modeled VEC ne o e Largest in P. E. L ¥ 11:31 a.mmTest Pattern Workshop pala yg eno attempt must be made to pro- is Seber Fail figures , eee bis 12:45 a. ‘ , Sports | tect th blic. person letter Spanish Indian : a x4 a.m. ee ees _ | but their intermingling seems | who sets a a camel ioe be| 26. Impair “oe mae Yesterdsy’s Anewer eee And It’s Open Twelve Months A Year!

Wolf meets « Lady) i2evitable. An Atlantic. com- | treated as a criminal.” 18. Pertaining Duke of 29. Drowns out 41, Black -

2:20 p.m.—National Schools munity of North America and| Tne sentencing caught the to malt — 92. Payable’ 43, Hole in z a 3.00 p.m.—The Verdict Is Yours Western Europe, a tremendous | preedomite community by sur- drink 9. Furnish 35. Strikes od 3:25 -p.m.—Cross Section - concept, is no longer regardet | prise, There -were no members 19, Ancient ‘with a (slang) mold 3:30 p.m.—Open House - | 88 Visionary; and, barring wat.|in the court, other than the ac- . ceiling 36. Venetiam- 45. South Seas 4:00 p.m.—At Home with Helen | it will be increasingly difficult) -ysed, when the sentences were| 2% Plant 10. Small blind part island

Crocker “| for the western and Soviet blocs | read. 24. Vi = 87. Defective 4:30 p.m.—Adventures of Blinky oo in tsolation from one an- | — 17, Than: Ger. 38. Judah's son bomb 4:45 p.m.Flower Pot Man other. Move sts slo 5-01 p.m.=Razzle Dazzzie At this point the future is ob | MISCOUCHE sideways ’ > 7” a 5.30 p.m.—Mike Mercury scured by international politicai | oe - S08 petpent Sam considerations but, whatever! Micheal Gillis, son of Mr. and oi ioe f a eee aoe these may be, they do not deuy | Mrs. Donald Gillis of Miscouche painters 4 : 640 pavetelpriten Weethar the fact that the world is be-| has returned to his home after| 96, Japanese 6:50 p.m.—Television Sports coming an industrial colossus; having spent sometime in the measure VY 7:00 p.m.—Highwey Patrol from Pacific and back to Pa-| Charlottetown Hospital where| $9, Admission ee ee ee [eae ae he underwent treatment :

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$00 eaten hint One of the “trees” at which Ronald caieeae Ontario; oe ee 10.00 p.m.—Red Skelton : |we might take a closer look i8| Desmond MacNeill, Quebec; and| 4% Leap 1 10:30 p.m.—Front Page Challenge the Organization for Econom) tin MacNeill, Dalhousie Un- «on 11:00 p.m.—Inquiry Co-operation and Development.| fversity in Halifax, were in Mis-| ~ Swiss 11:30 p.m,<Lively Arts the body which, last September, | couche recently to attend the au. — 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News replaced the former Organiza- | funeral of their father, Leonard aM meee } 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint -, tion for European Economic | MacNeill rn ing Ver < 12:20 a.m.—CKCW TV News Co-operation. Canada and the) 4. 12:25 a.m.—Sign Off United States are members et | party Twter ovening © ‘aune i Be 38 Z

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ot OLE” associate members attending. The party was spon- o TUESDAY » * | sored by the Firemen’s Club. DOWN a7 : As the “Canadian Imperial) ‘vrs Estelle Gallant of Ur| 3 Strike 628—Sigh On Bank of Commerce comments|,~. .. , : 2. Emergency a ot, | banville was a recent visitor to craft -

6:30-—News & Weather In its January commercial let-| wiscouche at the home of ver 3. Blackbird 6:35—Country & Western Roundup! — diverted trom oncD| ‘aushter, Mrs. Leonard Mac : _ se 6:55—News Headlines & Weather| hy the emphasis being given to | Vl. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how te work its: 7:00—Hebrew Christian Hour \the Common. Market. } Mrs. Anthony Arsenault ot AXYDLBAAXR

7:15—Country & Western Roundup. | Miscouche was recent winner of &® LONGFELLOW

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7:30—N Weather — - ey ‘ har ip get evar: tab wel doves a0 aj oe Shabe seme soteerel by eae letter sinaply stands for another, In this sample Ais used = ae 7.40—Country & Western Roundup| long-lasting forum for discus- re three L’s, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, aposs Go 8.00—News sion and a means towards the| Mrs. Alex Gallant of Welling- trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints, 8.11 —Weethaee | co-operation and development | ton visited in Raaceerte on Wed-| ach day the code letters are different, =e & Western Roundup which its name implies. jnesday at the home of her Oe eee i eo ee | daughter, Mrs. D.H. Gallant. A Oryptogram Quotation z : - OECD HAS VALUE | Ivan LeClair of Miscouche is KH*X Fao Yr ‘ 50—N x F rotate Devotions The bank letter, commenting | a patient in the Prince County . uP we PuKR 9:10—Morning Moods upon President Kennedy's em- | Hospital. XPM KQIN LI XPH tFxXFCH.— 9.25—Matinee with Austin Willis | phasis upon the necessity of the} Father Gerald Steele of Char- ALCLW6@ xH c 9:30—Morning Moods United States having access t0 | tottetown,was recent visitor to

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9.55—Kitchen Glatter Contest 10:00—News & Weather | 10:05—Notes & Music | 1}.00—News Headlines and Weathe 11:02—Notes and Music 12:00—Weather

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12:30—News & Weather

12.43—P.E.1. Roed Report

| Miscouche, guest of his parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Percy Steele.

On Wednesday evening the Miscouche Home and. School Association held their reguiar meeting in the Miscouche Con- vent. Jules Poirier presided.

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2.02—Hits and Encores North dealer. ¥ ;ducked.two rounds and took the 2:15—Atlantic School B’east Both sides vulmerable, - ;third one with the ace. On the | 2.45—Hits & Encores ‘ NonTa - —— he discarded two hearts | | 3.00—News Headlines & Weether rom dummy. | 3.02—Hits and Encores sive | He then cashed the queen of 400—News & ane @Q104 = — a a to a 405—The Hit Par: est showing out. arer |. Pp 430—The Outports a on eree | could not afford to establish the | | { 5.00—News & Wea : | Clubs by giving up a trick in the 5:05—The Outports @KJ872 421053 -| Suit, because the defense would I 5.16—Program Schedule a Sess Ske then cash two more spades to Sate $i Set atin in 5 a low diamond to | 5.28—The Outports ; Oars | the ace and another one back to | ste iew Se core 93853 | the queen on which East drop- | 6:15—Tonights Musie OAKG2 a ee sone Oe $26 cashed the king of clubs a 7.00—Back To The Bible continued with the ten of dia- | 7:30e-News & Weather ‘The bidding: monds, he'was at the end of his: 7:45—Lone Guide Talk North East South resources. ‘ 8:00—Tonight’s Music lm Pass 16 | He could let the ten hold the | 9:00--Assignment 2 Pass 3NT jtrick, or he could overtake it 10:00—News, Inlend & Marine ‘with the king, but in either case ortathamne tla Opening lead — seven of \it would be his last - diamond . ier ma oe |trick. West had-kept his. dia. : Roundup & Talk Some hands have built - in\ monds during the early play “ sree Highfights traps to catch the unwary de- \and the apparently innocuous aia _|¢larer. Here is one it would be |\ine proved to be a stumbling & 12:'0—Sign Off easy to fall into. k for declarer. So 9 the y is oi > it % seen that South wou (Oy the contract if he had led iz before clubs. This we have permitted him te ‘© re four diamond tricks, three iO Clubs, and the two other aces. | x It does seem unnatural for > South te play diamonds ahead of clubs,\ but the advantage be- comes clear if declarer makes proper allowance for the possi- of a 4-1 or 5-0 club break. : By playing diamonds first, de |» clarer covers those cases where either opponent. was dealt ‘the | - or doubleton jack of . This permits him toe four diamond tricks before king clubs. There is no advantage to lead- ing clubs first, because that suit | jean take care of itself later if it ‘is divided 3-2. There is an ad- to playing diamonds first, the chances of so the contract are os increased if it turns é t