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3.00 p.m.—Baseball Game of the

: Week e ; be - j i 5.15 p.m.—TBA : ® MONTREAL “* CP)=4Computer dents ffom other provinces must workers and bosses alike. . e i 5 30 p.m.—Bugs Bunny |programming may decome anicome here for their education,” Dubbed “‘te battle of Britain. Dropped -In Nftd. ~ 6.00 p.m.—Forest Rangers panee soeee blind persons oon See said. 1965." it began a month ago CORNER BROOK (CP) j 6.3) p.m.—Country Time | gainfully employed, says : . with a front - page harangue a oe 7.01 fm=CrcY $V. Sede i head of an Ontario school for the CANNOT GO HOME ‘headlined: “Are you in favor of Att! spraying of limited areas | 7.16 p.m.-fehermens leg iba “Usually the province of the national suicide?”—a question ° Newfoundland timber to com- 7.30 p.m.—let's Sing Out “There must be a constant PUPII’s residence-pays the cost. that prompted Mrs. Drew's »it- Dat the balsam y aphid has 8:00 p/m.—Beverly Hillbillies search for new areas of em: But what to the blind ter’ rejoinder. : been cancelled for \this year, 8.30 p.m.-Wagon Train plovenent,”” S. E. Armstrong, su- Students who live too far away Thursday's outburst coincided *#Y5 Dr. W. J. Carroll, an ento- | 9.30 p.m.—lsland of Space perintendent of the Ontario °° £° home weekends?” the di- with a story—splashed across mologist with the federal for- 10.00 p.ny—"TwerWey Stretch” Se hag! for the Blind in Brant. Tector asked. 4n inside page of The Mirror ©S'y department here. =

With Peter Sellers ford told administrators trom | Finding bomes for these stu. under the heading “blackmail | ‘Carrol said s helicopter equip- |

11.30 p-m.—Juliette | Canadian schools for.the blind dents to visit on weekends is one and sabotage” —of an alleged with the ying 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News at the end of a three-day con. of the concerns of the school, he Communist-i d attempt by ment could not be obtained and 2% 12.08 ¢.m.—Local Weather and Sport po, Th ¥ said = xto disrupt the experiments with ee

: foncae here Thursday. . ; ; | opening of the big internationa! poisons have not progressed far |

“36 deck 66 W. E. Williams, executive di- ©. R. K. Allen. superintendent oocineering exhibition in Lon- enough te warrant aerial spray- |

5 See rector of the association, said Of the Halifax School for the ai, . showcase for Britain's ing of the woolly aphid, an in| = CKCW-TV _ | the bilinguai conference — the Blind. speke of the insufficient vit.) engineering exports. sect which destroys balsam fir ©

| first of its kind—was designed to facilities for educating the in-; This unofficial “go - slow.” stands. e

12.25 p.m. Station Sign On unite delegates from Halifax to,cTe2sing number of blind chil- which conflicted with the offi- The plan was not cancelled ta mm

12.30 p.m.—Special. Programme en Vancouver in discussions about dren with additional handicaps—| cis) union acceptance of an because of any ill effects

Education

1.00 p.m.—Cartoon Capers interest

important problems of common Crippled, emotionally disturbed average 7%-per-cent pay in- poisons ‘might have on fish : . or retarded crease for workers involved in wildlife, Dr. Carroll said

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The crusade - loving Daily tity. in an @ffective incomes

,|Mirror, which though vigorously Policy proLabor in its polities. is eur ~~ — 3 up-Britain” Paco acy Te Aerial Spra i

mn buy a house and fill it with the exhibition. is only one of a unpaid goods. >. .” flock of wage demands this | “I wish I were some other spring that are embarrassing nationality—I'm go ashamed of the Labor government's at- being British.” - tempts to tle wages to produc-

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2.00 p.m.—Top Ten Plus - He sai j “They need a simplified nor- 3.00 p.m.—CBC Sports—T.8.A. | at poe mag poy Pepe ma] academic curriculum and

4.00 p.m.—CBC Sports - * vealed that also training in practical things i many local prob- ; os a TBA \lems were similar, “the solu-/©@ding to a manual trade,” he

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

§.00_p-m.—Down_Memory lane ee a _said. —___ see 5.30 p.m.—Bugs Bunny . “Suons may “not always be the

6.00 p.m.—forest Rangers “|| Same.” u able to 6.30 See aavalan News, Westher Montreal” Mr. “Williams Said, cially meee tts environ-_

and Sports jae three schools for the blind, ment rather than in a custodial 6.45 p.m.—Londen Line two of which are French. institution of which there are far 7.00 p.m.—Main Event-. “But French language stu- too few," Mr. Allen said.

7.30 p.m.—My Favourite Marnen 8.00 p.m.—Beverly Hillbillies

tzen-uvtyo” | London Housewife Regrets | 00 on Seton new British/Become Shiftless

12.15 e.m— tate Show ral Dele Pevere san re eee wie the 5,000,000 - circulation

INDON ( \—Is Britain tabloid Daily Mirror. SUNDAY PROGRAMS ~\coming a nation of greedy,| “Britain is sick, ill with greed shiftless slackers, with one eye on the verge of mental bank-

goo 2 si cite a “They must also become so

CFCY-TV on the clock and the other for- | ruptcy- with not enough stamina ever peeled for an easier way to avoid a breakdown,” writes 1.00 p.m.—Musicale to make a fast buck? |Mrs. Patricia Drew of Catford, 1.30 p.m.—Country Calendar fes, says one British house-|a south London suburb. 2.00 p.mTem Swell Show wife, who “ashamed of being| “Britain } is like many a 2.30 p.m.=David Niven Show British,” challenges ‘\er fellow- spoiled family of today where _ 3.00 p.m.—French For Love countrymen in a letter “splashed parents . . . refuse to chastise “" $.30 p.m.—Valiant Years ° |Thursday on the front page of unruly children. Notting mat- ‘4.00 p.m.—Heritage /Britain’s biggest-selling news-'ters except to see how quick we 4.27 p.m.—C8C TV NEWS gt : j 4:30-2020- ? <8.15—Maritime’ Sportscast, : 3.30—Peoples Gospe! Hour . 5.00 p.m.—Charlie Chaplin and Sports Scene 4.00—CBC News 5:00 gun Wd ington 8.45—Songs Around The Werld | 4.03—Hebrew Christien Hour 6.00 p.m — oo 9.00—-CBC News end | 4.18—Classical Piatto ” | : ph ee See From Our Own Correspondent 4.30—Hour of Decision oo eT — 9.10—Music For Saturday | 5.00—National Back to the Bible Hour oe 10.00—Matinee Highlights 6.00—News, Inland & Marine Weather 8:00 p.m.—Patty Duke Show 10.30—Hobby Club 615—Showers. of Blessing

8:30 p.m.—Flashbeck

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4 11:30—Bandstand ~ 6.30—In Flenders Fields $8 phcte eee Sew Uther bo tres hoe 13 ; ‘Montreal vs Chicagé | 12.30-—Country Capers 7.30—Family Bible Hour 11.45 pm.—TBA’ =o—4 Pom Preview _ 8.00—¢BC Sunday Night 12.00_.p.m.—CBC_TV_ News. _| 1,00—CBC News’ ind Weather 10.00—CBC National News oe 12.08 a.m.—Loca!l Weather and Sport. 1-15—In Canede This Week TO:10=Wéekend Review & Our Speciat oe = + Sibiinmaiees Rea ei ahi a MN Ga ND 12.10 @.m.—Sign OFF | 1.59—D.0. Time Signal _ 10.30—Project ‘65 F ~ ‘ 2.03—Off The Record |11.30—-News end Regional Weather CKCW-TV 2.18—Weeds end Co. 11.35—Starlight Serenade 30—Chansonette ¢ 1.13 p.m.—Station Sign On | a See : : i CBA 1.15 p.m.—The Christophers 3.00—Metropelitan Opere— ae SUNDAY ~ 1.30 p.m.—County Calender i “Cosi Fen Turtle” j a | 430-CBC News- a 2.30 p.m.—Werdy and Me | §.00—Saturdey Date 7:30—Iniand end Marine Westher 3.00 p.m.—french For Love 7.00—CBC News end Music For Sunday S30 pemcine Vere rome 7.05—Inlend and Marine Weather | 8:00—CBC News =|

4.00 p.m.—The Passover 7.1$—Sportsman’s Almanac 8.15—Eester Morning

4.25 pim.—CBC TV News . 7 The M 9.05—World Church News and 4.30 p.m.—20-20 | 8.00—Mex Ferguson Review Interlude 5.00 p.m.—Timmy’s Easter Perade of | 550 iacpdasdss 9:30—In!and Weather | _— : 9.00-NHL_ Hockey eae . 600 p-m.—Show on Shows 9.95-cAC Net’! | 9:45—Neghborly News ms 6.30 p.m.—Easter Concert 9.30—-NHL Hocke nue |10:00—Sunday Morning Megazine 7.00 p.m.—Walt. Disney Presents | OO y ae | 10:30—Halifax Orchestra 8.00 p.m.—Patty Duke fee Wax Werks | 31:00—CBC News : 830 p.m.—Flashback 11:03—Inland and Marine Weather 9.00 p.m.—Ed Sulliven Show 12.00—CBC News 111:15—Looking Through The Pepérs | 9.30 p.m.—NHL Finale — 12.03—Sports Scores, Inlend end | 41 35 Tea Music Montreal vs Chicage | Marine Weather , | 12.00—Easter 1965 : 11.45 p.m—TBA ;12.15—Dance Dale 1.15—Music $2.00 pmncey ty Reve as * Sports Scores—CBC. 1.00-BBC'News and Commentary 12.08 a.m—tocel Wee e } 1.30—How Do You Say Hello? Scores cry. AO 1:59—D.O. Time Signal 12.10 em —Sign OF SUNDAY | 2:00-CBC News say . | 2.03—Capital Report , ! CcFcY RADIO | 7.30—-News & Weather | 2:30—Concerts From Two Werids SATURDAY | 7.40—Sacred Heart Program 3:30—Church of The Air : 7.55—Piano Interlude 4:00—CBC News | 6:30—News and Weather : | 8.00—La Bonne Nouvelle 4:03—Critically Speeking 6:35—Morning Roundup | B30—Radio Bible Cless }| 4:30—Sports Page 645—Island Wr., Mar. Temp | 9.00—News & Weather 5.00—Canedian Mood 6:46—Morning Roundup | 9.10—Sunday School By Radio 6:00—CBC News 6 55—Néws. and Weather | 9.30—Bible Institute Program Weather end Sports Scores 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour i10 00—Sunday Morning Magazine—CBC 6-15—Across Canada, Who's Who | 7:15—Morning Roundup | 40,30—Inland Weather and Maritime On Parliament Hill 7:30—News and Weather | Gerdener—CBC 6:30—Cart Tapscott. Singers i 7:35—Ferm Report | 10.45—Neighbourly News—CBC | 7.00—Musie Diary | 7:41—Morning Roundup 11.00—Loce! Church Services 7.30—He le Riser | 7:45—Island Wr., Mer. Temp. 112.10—News —and Regional Weather g.00—Intro Te Sunday Nite | 7:46—Morning Roundup 12.15—Looking Through The Papers 8.20—Easter In The Sun | 7:56—Sports Capsule and Score | ceac 8.30—St. Matthew Pussion — | 12.30—Old Fashioned Revival Hoyr | 10.00—CBC National News 8.01—News | 1.00—News & Weather | 10.10—Weekend Review and 8.11—Weather 1.15—Tell Us A Story | Our Specie! Spesker ; 8 14—Mornina Roundup | 1.30—Voice of Prophecy 10.30—S?. Matthew Pussion Cento) | 8.45—Weather 2.00—CBC_ News Part 2° 8.50—Atlantic’ News Roundup 2.03—Capital Report 12:00—CBC News 9:00—News end From Our Corr.- 2.30—Pratiey At The Movies | 12:03—Sports Scores, Inland and

oe 3.00—Where The Bible Speaks | Marine..Weather 9.10—Keyboerd Melodies he 9:25—Notes and Musle

to cce | CONTRACT BRIDGE |

11:00—News and Weather }

19:05—Notes' and Music By B. JAY BECKER / 11:55—Atlentic News Roundup i a comiiai -

12:00—Weather ; 12.05—P.E.1. Road Report South dealer diamonds missing at this point. 12.07—The Band Parade Neither side vulnerable. As a result of this play. de-

2.30—Tops in Pops NORTH clarer made the contract. West |

12 45—Mostly Music . 10 \took the diamond with the ten, capes $. Saati ack iinkes SX sw959 | but could make no injurious re. UNADORNED AND ALWAYS SIMPLE AMOMMANUS 1.05—Mostly Music @As4 turn. South wound up with nine @® 1965, King Features Syndicate. Inc.)

2:00—News and Weather &Q72 tricks— a es a ——_ four . . - | 2.05—Challenge WEST EAS? diamonds a ree c :

2.15—In..Ceneds This Week CBC | @A9832 ~—\@Q764 At the second,tabie, the same OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE 2.30—Tops in Pops ‘ ¢ ie ee ores contract was reached on a dif- - ~ ‘ - i 3.00—News and Weather 105 @293 ferent sequence of bids. Again a [SSG E sc Noo ARTIS MY Wop, BAG 3:05—Tops In Pops’ #31064 $55 ispade was led, South winning AT BVEN FUNNIES/ Sue) MARTHASTHAT W 4.00—News and Weather SOUTH lithe queen with the king. But the ) 4.05—Tops In Pops @kKI6 | | declarer at this table went down ;

5.00—News snd Weather _ 2 one, through no fault of his own MAN D CLEAN THE BACK) Wy, I COULD 5.05—The Outports “= @K8762 ~ | The declarer here had the mis- YARD! MPH! DO You /{ DO THE 508 NN 5.25:20—Marine Weather 4AK93 ifortune of running into sharper

5:28—The Outports The bidding: ‘defense and there was nothing

6.00—News and Weather | South West North East jhe could do to bring home the

Pass Pass | contract

3% Pass 39 Pass He also led a diamond to the 6 35—Waltrtime + > ace at trick two, the same play 7:00—Back to the Bible | which the declarer at the first 7:30—News and Weather ect my teed — three ¢ table had made. But West, in-

6:15—Report Fr Parliament Hill 6 25—Sports Partie

7:45—Saturday Night Hoedown stead of following suit with the

8.58—News Headlines and Weather

900—Now: | Ask VYou--CBaC 9:25—CBC Nations! News—CBC

doorsman—C8C 11.30—News and Weather 11.35—Starlight Serenade

of four match. At the first table.

| South got to three notrump oP variation in the play had @ dis- _9.30-NHL Hockey end The Out the bidding shown and won the ,+-ous effect upon South's chan-

spade lead with the king

4. Realizing that it was import- clarer could no longer build up ant to keep East out of the lead the diamonds without opening

This hand comes from a team fi 5 played the ten on the trick.

This seemingly unimportant

ces of making the contract. De-

12.00—CBC News. Maritime Weather to prevent a spade lead through himself up to a spade return his jack, declarer played a low from East | diamond to the ace and returned eclarer continued with a dia-

SATURDAY a low diamond mond to the king and played still

; When East covered the four another diamond, but East was 600—Musle On The Menu _ | with the nine, South played low, able to take thé lead as a result 7.00—Music On The Menu | hoping that. West would be forc- of West's unblocking play He 7.30—Music On The Menu | ed to win the diamond with eith- then led a spade and South had

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0.00—CBC News & inland Weather|er the ten or the queen, the dnly to go down*one, _ !

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