WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS

CFCY -TV

1,30 p.m.--Musicale

2.00 p.m.—Password

2.30 p.m.—Scerlet Hill

and p.m —Take Thirty

3,30 p.m.—Friendly Giant 3,45 p.m.—Mr. Rogers

4_no p.m.—Cisco Kid

4.30 p.m.-Henneuey

5_ol p.m.-Raule Dazzle

530 p.m.-Woody Woodpecltgr non p.m.-Provincial Affairs 5,15 p.rn.—live Long r

6.30 p.m.-—Gazette

7.0] p.m.—CFCY TV News 7,15 p.m.—Cinema I3-7

Dark Mirror eon p.m.-—Red River Jamboree 930 p.m.—Perry Mason injio p.m.—-Festival-— Royal Winnipeg Ballet

ll 30 p.m.—Hutteriteit 12,00 p.m.—CBC TV News 1; 14 ..m.—-CFCY TV News and

Weather 12.20 a.m.———Sign Olf CKCW-TV 12.25 p.m.—-Station Sign On N

Loo p.m.—Wet-Jnesday Plevbill Assignment in Brittany 2.30 p.rn.—At Home With H Crocker 3.00 p.m.-Take Thirty .130 p.m.—The Friendly Giant

5550 p.m.—Woody Woodpecker non p.m.——ProvincisI Affairs (t.l5 p.m.—-Lionel Television News

her 6.40 p.m.—Supper Club 6.55 p.m.—$por .7.00 p.m.—MavericI< .100 p.m.—PhiI Silvers Show 3.30 p.m.—Have Gun Will Travel 9.00 p.rn.—-Red River Jamboree

Royal Winnpeg Ballet

lI.3() p.m.—The Hutteritea

I100 p.m.—CBC-TV News

l2.l5 a.rn.—Viewpoint

l2.20 a.m.-Lionel Network News l?.’.‘5 a.m.—Sign Off

I II5—Men Ferguson

9- I 0-Preview Commentary 9.I6—I_ﬂ. Chronicle In. I N...

I0.ao—MuIIc Diary ll-00-CIC ewe ll-05—.Ioen Marshall ll.I5—-For Consumers Il.20-Record Album ll-30—lhe Ardiere ll-‘5—Music on the Heather

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ews, Weather. Sports

9-00—CIC News A Direct Reports

Guardian. Cha.rIottetown.Wed.Feh.I5,19B4. at

New London Anglicans Plan l Spring Parish Conference

KENSINGTON —— A good rep-lucation C ou ncil. The par I sh

ton recently for th it ' ' 2 meetinn which was nﬁengalnugljniaﬁ‘ ssnnjig ra)ind_ directed by Ca-, e Rector. Rev. E. J. Fiander iemt week end. with prayer. . The minutes of the last an- parish warden and John Pill-'

the secretary,

ton. and adopted as i-“(L ii.-‘V are. Elm" Burt and way”

Sudsbuty and Carl

h""l“E bee " Wmpleted. St. 'I‘homas’s wardens. and Wu.

s to the Dioce-‘Evans and Clayton Mill. ‘}‘(*';‘"a§':'(|TtIr;1i;‘S.A‘I\I,i[eMiri'eeting agreed, The treasurer. Mrs. Donald‘ if -n A ._ _o accept a nd Caselcy . oruarri subscriptions.

dean in 1 ’_ .in appreciation.

wnrm Mil;s"i0l;‘ “Illa Angllcanl Others appointed were. synodi he of M ii. an a commit- elegate. John Pillman: a presidents of ch u r en

isliare of the mission fund. Spe-iand ‘vii-s tgnvclones for the p_urp os e tor: Gordon Cooke.

A rniztsat Wh(l:|l5ltl':llld0.i The parish vestry was asked commm - Passe at a ,to look into the cost of ha v in g ‘ ee be formed to meet cards listing c hu i-ch get-v‘ }l’]llal‘I(.‘l‘l_\’. under the Parish Ed-ifor tourists printed. Ice‘

@100 Ahmversary Committee Named By Harrington Church

”3l‘l‘1ﬂi'1lnn P I‘ e s by ierian~ The ‘ ' lcmml “'l” ha‘? SD9(‘l3l Tea-‘Per cenfodlfglhgaglgll olmlfuilditlg .»sonsA for celebrating the 1864 materials for the construction of jmeeting of the Fathers of Con- a garage at the Mai-shfieid iferieration in Charlottetown. for manse. Charles Phillips report.

I 4 is the centennial of t he ed, ciiir '. ‘~ ‘ t _ _

‘.‘-§:'é‘..‘i“‘;2...i’:i 253.2... r;;,r;;;r; nu “""‘°“a1 ’“°°“"E 0‘ the churrli items had beell am It" edoﬂlgr a committee was appointed to the manse duri pug: as I. bring in recommendations as to ng. 9 year‘ how this anniversary might be‘ Mrs’ Herbert Pmmps ‘"9 the “.n.b,.atcd_ Sunday school report. :

Prcgiding mi.-.r gin. meeting Mrs. AI Phillips was re- ap-3 was the pastor, Hugh Low,-y, pointed secretary-treasurer tori who opened with a brief devo—;”‘° coming year. and other» nllmlal P€‘l‘i0d- ‘office bearers were re-elected. I ;iJ§7°ii"i1i.iiii‘..;"".‘2$;....‘iLli°“.t.‘;i ““° °°"“”°F““°" €°°°P'°dl ‘the stipend and budget had been me presb-Vt"-V ‘ a"°"a“°" t°'- m¢.i_ and inn, inn”. is 3 small wards the Presbyterian College‘:

has as her guest, her son Frank I and Mr. Garret Lew. Riley and Mrs. °l"ld‘|'t-‘H Pltflcll and G 9 0 1'8? icarl Rogers of Indian River. from Jamaica who plan to spend i a month's vacation here.

resentation from the New Lon-ivestry was charged with iii; Winifred McGougan was held on‘ g3"inAS"tgll{3q3a':_k_ Pi1*{1‘|?lh B8tI_ter- ltask of finalizing of plans for 3 Saturday afternoon from t y_ - « S 3 . Kensing-iparish conference to be held ‘In:P|‘"1¢et°W" United Church 3‘ Hospital. where he underwent

avies. on a conven- conducted by Rev. . . Jo jston assisted by Rev. Cecil Web- ' ’ . Leigh Paynm was em t ed ‘her. to learn he is making a good re I

nual meeting were read by.man was re - elected to the in Wayne Harring- j same office. on the paridi vos- “Nearer My God To Thee".

the meetinglffhampion. St. Mark's wardens. Frank

in respons t 1 ii _. _ p“‘°“l ding subsmﬁﬁon‘ a e er regar .bur Locke. Wesley Cole. James ‘Pe;IpIe'5 cemetedy. MaIpeque_ ‘Prince County Hospital. All hope

l H was re-elected and ayio, to attend iii, (“Mai 05 Mi-,_ is a patient in Prince C o u ii t y A letter [mm Bishop Davies ‘sma donation was voted to hertAgnew's mother. the late Mrs. Hospital. ‘

my committee the r t lira: Mrs. Preston Beairsto entertain.‘i Ernups‘ M I I T 1 . 1 » 80 01‘. ed at their home in Kensington‘ Sweden was the first nation amped m5p5a9v usitlman :asri1stI:niIvardensEand three others. Mrs. at a card part)’ for the Golden to incorporate birth control as- ‘ . ames vans. William ‘Pidgeon Acres hockey team. Ladies highsistance in its foreign aid pro-

D. L. Mclnnis: audl- score was won by Mrs. James gram.

Beairsto. Baltic. and the gentle- man's high by Mr. Preston

BALTIC 'Beairsto while consolation pflle

Ml'5- Jean Riley. Kenslnzton. es went to ‘Mrs. James Cousins

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. Delicious lunch was served by ‘.the hostess assisted by Mrs. Roy . The funeral for the late Mrs. Ea5ie,-_

‘ Mr. Gordon Crampion. Baltic. h°‘is a patient in Prince Count

Maipeque with services being surgery on -I-nu,-,day_ , "' His many friends are pleased -

covery. The hymns used were "Sale Miss Anne Ramsay. daughter The Arms esus" and ‘of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Ramsey, 1Hamilton. left by plane on

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The pallbearers were Messrs. ;Wrdnesday morning for Perth. Macivuit, vei-mm Mc. ;Australia. where she will spend Gougan_ wiiion }1;m53y_ cha;.}the next eighteen months . ‘ Her many friends will be sorry ' to learn Mrs. Clayton Blacmore I ' In :

William E. Donald. _ _ Interment took place In the 0‘ Sew View 15 1'

r. and Mrs. Hubert Agnew ifor her speedy_1‘_¢C°V9l'Y- i motored from Hamilton. Ontar-f Ml‘5- LOUIE Sllllkef. Mall-teqlle. E

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6.00 CBC News 8 Weather 6.I5—0n Parliament Hill 6.20-—Maritime Sportscest

lbetter play). West covered with ithe king. taken by the ace

6.30-Music In The Evening 1 The question now was whe- 7.l5—By|ine fher East had started with a 7.20-Marine wit. a. Musical Inter singleton club. and Mrs. Mar-

7_3o.3osIneu Barometer would not have opened the bid-

8.30-Christien frontiers i. 9.00-University of the Alt 9.J0—Wpg. Pop

she therefore ruffed a dia- nine. As a result. Mrs. Mar-

"" ''°‘'''‘°'' ‘ At the other table. where the l°'3°"‘M"'l‘:";d‘ Irish declarer at the same con- lI.00-—BiII o are '2'°°“5"°"’ s‘°"' '"""d .' Mm". of an opening bid by East. South

went 7 l2.l5—Irt a Lighter Mood I215-Mull: In the Nlﬂlll

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_kus rightly decided that East.

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ttract did not have the bene f I ti played the clubs normally a nd ,.

“CY ““"° ‘balance in the bank in ‘Vlontreal ~ ‘ “if . . . . _ wsnnssoav ; T"‘EiiM9mRitlG'’ “R3::lllslili°mbu”'Nverm°"' ‘ e __ . aivsii Io aims of SEAMAN FOR 88 YEARS j-§g_§'g3"°;‘nd WW" lMUl‘I'Gy Hbr. Ufllled Cl1UI'Cl1 ttfinahnttarrtgg WAS SKIPPER Oi’-THE " ' = ""3 ‘Y ~ . VERMONTIIION LAKE CHAMPLAIM l~..'l5——Countrv 8. Western Roundup e '00 I IS A SHELL WHICH Hy!” HE “A: 6.55--News and Weather H THE BRIDE-To-BEWEAQ 7.00-—-Hebrew Christian Hour d l I n O S ;;;g‘_'f.‘;‘V’:‘."Vm',' w:;',;'_", "°”" "" _ itun”nAvdn.AnBon —-kzptgi-;Gosbee. chairman of the boat-ti‘; E 7.55-Farm Report jmg W 2.3 ewmlma per . y ‘Of stewards’ I t ?3't.“.i.' ‘1i:.“‘..?*:;:::.iai.:‘°s:i* -”:’“‘.‘ W” C'§?55W.P..,..... :5 nlnn_New, in” m. D I i U . e rim, .0 n_ Mac on. oy aw- ACROSS 3. s_imo . a ,_. 8“__w"m" in .tC annua meet n., of the kins. Curtis Penny, L a u g h ie ‘ 1.To bend knits anese z M6__C°UnW & wemm Roundup lmlll‘rfizv.u}:lal‘l’E:(;1r crli1ngr¢;gaéion dof l(\}laci:gn.p Kimball“ LeLsacheut‘. , outward Itfiodiao 23 ililzznd I-I “5_wunm Ie rt”. ure 0 anti 2: era rowse. py omers.i 6.Mili_t.ary ‘ Mgn 24.Round. n an5o_Anmﬁc mm Roundup was iiizi iizhted by the reading .Roy Chapman. Hobie Chapman.’ vehicles . erry . E M7__Th°UgM For nod" ‘of ‘reports and appointment of Russell Bucll. Silas Hugh. John 11.Cii;y, SW 5.F0iI0l? rigor g 9.0o___NGw' 8' vol,“ “pom CBC iofficers and committessn .’GlnIve’r1. stewards. . 121ga\rrtY<;rk 8.:%i££y:-we 25 Branch H 9.IO—Preview Commentary CBC { These mpnrls and l-hm? read‘; ‘ at an Irving’ treasurer‘ I ' one. 5 -27'New. I! __ d M - t-rs are as follows: Sunday school Ml'S- Lloyd Herring. Sunday: area‘ ' H 3; N°'" "M ."’'f ch d rm; Liovd Herring snnm-nien lschool superintendent- Nathan: 13 Channel edxeof ncss . —Marinee ustra are as i ~- . . -‘ ’_ - _ 2 ken moldings _Geud m0__N°m md MU.‘ dent; U_(;_\V__ M,-S Naihnn m,..lri.ing. Roy Brooks. ushers.i ma-l‘ . 8-3 mm 32'Dm_ 9-35—NoteI and Music Inc. president; M and M_ M,-,_!IR'lrs. Ernest Machnn. M. and.‘ 14.33;: magma‘ tress ¢55_wimi, «in, song lurnest Machon. treasurer: Ex-1 ”'°35"""“'- M"5- C371} 15 Notndnod 1o_p]gy. can 39.Russia.n 10 oo..N.,w, ma Weather iplorers. tllrs. Ray Soniers; boy‘RlCll8l‘dS» ACTC SUPPlY‘8ecre-A; liwhether ground 34_51nnn.i5n name 1nn5_N°m md Mum ‘scouts. .\lrs. Ernest Machon: ‘l<'H‘.V: GPI‘alrI Pl‘0WS€. .laﬂIl0!‘- mated,‘ 35_F]|; 42. Poem ,._o0_New, M w..,,,,,, ITyl‘n Rhys, .\ir. Barwise; organ George W_a1sh. John Maclionu mmmnis 16.Seize anew 43. Property: U H‘o5_N°m and Music liind. ‘Mrs. John Gosbee. ireas-‘Luther Herring. Lloyd Hawklﬂs. 2o.G°dde“n¢ 1-ape,-uvian 31,A]ba.n.ia.n, . . |I|| ”‘27_M.nn” Mun”. cnmd“ |lll‘(‘l‘1 local treasurers report. Plavle b9&l‘i‘!'S; victm.y;G,_ ‘ dialect 44-NMCOUG z ll.30—Notes and Music 'Mr5' R"-V Brmlks Tathan Irving" Roy Bmllks" 22.}-Iindu 18.31830 38.America.n Shrub ” ll.45—Bulletin Board Mr. Barwise extended his :‘;“'1"‘;:}1nG’§4Va°'n ‘r;“‘:‘°'t“°"‘“3~ sacredtree 19.StitcIs Indian 45.cumuns' .¢ ii,5o._Noi., gnti MUSIC thanks to Mrs. Lloyd Ht-rring.. ‘ ° ° ' W5 995* 23.Pub1ic II.55—-Atlantic News Roundup ‘who serveri as Sunday School l2.00—Weelher .superintcndent for part of last POLL TAX BAN SIGNED 26. Monarch'l i2.o5..1 :1 Co niry TIHIC iycar. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - headdreee 12.30-—t:yv:: ‘slid W:0'l‘" I The following officers and .’gl:l€te:4tgtaT°"dm%"l gt’ nth’ 23-I-‘8t’t"f‘ l2.l5—Don Manor CBC ‘cnmniittces were appointedﬁ . .3 95- °“5 “ °"-' m“ "I- ,”n_N,w, and w,,,.i,., Mrs’ Jnnn Gosh“. SN‘ma1_v:§\vhich abolished the poll tax ill sleeve l2.A3—P.E.I. Road Report g\ir5_ Emm nm_lm‘_ Mrs‘ J0hn‘.fe(I(‘t‘aI‘(‘Iet‘ll‘0nS. was signed ati 80.Coppei.': I2.45—-Town and .\lachon. Sheldon Hume. l\iar- lhe whlle H°”5° T“°5d3y- P"°3‘l m‘ til’ 8. w it . . N =ident Johnson hailed the amend- 31-Glltcll-3 :12‘ C';‘::mv Tin’ " ‘ten HC‘l‘l‘Il‘l,... John Gosbee. Boy ni as 8 umnmph of liberty! “dz. 3 ‘ ‘5_T°mmY Humepcnc rscoiit committee members; John ‘over restriction." ’ 33.Approe.clt C I I45-Town and Country ‘lime 34'EJ:£h"nt' 9 200-News and West r 36 Girl,‘ Q 205—Tops In Country and Pops 'mcknlm. m 2.27—Matinae Musical Charade: I I 2 30—Tops In Country and Pop! By B. JAY BECKER 4;. ” 300—Newe Headlines 3- Weather ninatmg 3 303-Trans-Canada Matinee CBC “tens”. x 330-—Tep; In Country and Pope , L§:::hd0aI§er»lh I bl I Examine this deal. which oc- 43_ Mid. In 4.00-News Headlines and Weather: - - —ou vu netra e. curred in the women’: world 4r.Pei-tect m . dIldCBC I NORTH h‘.I'i1. :,l)g:-_$o.r|:s’ Ian C::rritr:p and Pops ‘A. ll€ftl\::l?n€}l'l=.pat nBl‘?t6a0in lstndwlgg Ifiléslrnﬁgt "I 4.30—The Outports l 3i4Q1o.' land. You may not approve of I no 5 500--News and Weather the heart bid by the Irish East Lcomedlan 5.05—Met|nee Musical chmtiu i WES! t|.A.Q9o3 IMrs I-‘eilnwesl_ but It was --—-Hope 5.28—T O b d i I . 5,5 ,.,"L,,.,$,'§’§"'I,.,,,,,,,, . e 3864 QK75 {FF} ..'.'...%?i'I...s"." ll" """“""‘ may CRYPTOQUOTE -— Here's how to work it: 5 28-The Outports .¥878s 'AQ1°'.’ i The two notrump bid by North A X Y 1’ L B ‘ A X R‘ 600-News and w ether 33105 .7‘: irMrs. Whitaker) was the un- I’ I‘ 0 N G F E I‘ I‘ 0 W E 6.l5—-on Parliament Hill CBC usual variety. and was equiva- one letter simply etandstor a.nother.Ii-ithis sampleAla used 0 6-20—Spom Parade . Q1098’ ‘ lent to a takeout double exce pt for the three L'a, X for the two 0's, etc. Single letters, 8p0|- “T ‘»30-Tonishw Music g 95; ‘I h 8 t It showed length in th e trophies the iengtit and formation or the words an all hinta. -3 7.n0—-aeclt to the Bible ‘K ‘minor suits only. When S o u th Each déy the code letters are different. > ;‘?;)"'PNIwI and Weather ‘_78‘, lrl\’lrs_ Markusl responded three A own“ quohﬂon '- ~ at §§.“.i’."..“.‘..’.i...‘”.f.“‘.’2‘.‘§’ W‘ o 8.58-Headlines lidlc Weather hezg tn [8 of n d “lest (Mfg Mgguii-9) [ed the 3 Y R‘ O D Q I L D G U Q E 0 an N G D w r O . . e a - . ‘ ' 2'03:-“‘l;|"|r|‘V:;I’llgy Poi Th3 Ahit-sac keg‘ dmgre-Vr'_ leam:“mgl‘_‘:¢';°n3d !ktni: aI‘l:dlllf')tI"IIlel' hle1art and ties: D 3- I‘ Q Q I 8 Y R G D Q Y L D GU. Q I G ; ~ t ops rc urn n in -- con inu w e eart. ru fed :3~g0—CIC'-—<NatI<:,nelcb;ecws, cttc 'mg”nrfp0‘;"c‘ms.° c§:(§:”°:'n‘(',°“thi§‘ in dummy. Mrs. Markus t h u I p E N’ is Q F n o z.-11 Q N R. P w L R o H Q o w -0—Musc enas . ' .'.- dthiEii-i i‘»‘.oo—~..,. ...i Reg. w....... ‘.3 gig; ,;r;°,;*;;;'-v,;';;g'°* :3‘; ;.$.‘ii."§ sixa~ ...‘£i nit‘? ..i.‘.i'."‘f.‘i re-mm Cl'7Pt°lIl|°¢0=‘ mm: is no men Aemsr ~05-starlight Serenade .M.n_(,. ‘ rcourse. already knew that East's A PANIC FRIGI-1'1‘.- ":30—N:t:|:i°':'nds.:it::r.I;I:no Weather ’ I ‘ opaerning bid was lacking in sub- to 1964. nine reetui-u ﬂvndicttli Inc.) 12.00-News. Regional Weather and 2‘l5"A""""‘_ 5‘l‘°°' """ Tm ‘k led h d t I; rts Scores play” , ‘bear-1:15; trilillltlhe gigoblgm out hgavegn ‘ "'05-Sb" °" 2.3o_Mmm sichool hm Dlay the clubs so as to avoid a "I "Things 0 Nature" - , ‘F 2,-;,s—t.o;; ,=.>;«~s;t- - -tooeuoo-<mv.s o wsimssoav ' _ W t ‘be done to malne the contra ct \1"6|NCREO\GLI»1\lAi\"la)'\l 2 i'gg_l';g"C'"',d' Mm". if East had the guarded king of Rum Acme em semi: t=raoM |I|| ‘-°°—Tl'0 G-rrv Foe-rtv Show. ‘ o3_Cdn ROW.“ ciuhs, .0 Mrs, Mu-kn. my to CENTRAL Men»/A eet=ot2e,auc .’lt~l PM I “o_M n W” lassume that West had that rrsrw/,rrvwts1HsosAot.tiss-r WEAMN 5 9»00—News and Inland wutttu “"’ ' lcarti. 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