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MONDAY PROGRAMS CFCY-TV

1.30 p-m—Musicale

2.00 p-m—film Festival

3.00 p.m:—Moment of Truth 3.30 p-m—teke thirty

4.00 p.m.—As The World Turns 431 p.m.—Razcle Dazzle 5.00 p.m.—World of Nature 5.30 p-m—Musx Hop

6.00 p.m.—Burns and Allen 63! pm—Gaere —

7.01 pm—CKCY IV News 7.15 p-m.—Sports Weekly 7.30 p-m—teave tt lo Beaver

| OTTAWA ‘CP)—A great ma-!Laurence H. Cragg. president of |Jority of the 3,500 Canadians Mount Allison University. Sack-

fer to retura to Canada after- for the foundation. wards, says a report by three Canad.an university

universities and other employ-; \ers“here actively seek ther: out and make specific offers of em- ployment .

The university officials, under jthe auspices of the National

To Advance By Two Cents

But the Canadi _ ; . ae ‘anad 0 _ But the Canadians prebably, Butter Price

Commons : , arrived at the stage where the See i this case has been CBC is supreme over Pariiz-

ment.” “

|The Guardian. Charlottetown, Mem. May 3. 1985. 13)

‘CBC Is Called ‘High-Handed’ OTTAWA CP 4 Studying for advanced degrees ville, NB. and Dr. Edward F. Leader Dietenbaker

in the United States would pre- Sheffield. directo- of research the CBC has bees

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CKCW-TV 9.57 am—Station Sgn On 19.00 a.m—Canadian Schools

that Canadian graduate students ™er cost.

tapped source of Canadian unij- had been reduced by one cent

The team said it is convinced fected’ by the increased consa- Producers won't lnce any fits of the price support in the U.S. make up a rich un-'° He said the consumer subsidy %¥ Teduction of the \Subsidy. the department said

8.00 p.m—My Three Sons Conference of Canadian Univer- OTTAWA (CP) — Housewives Marcel Lambert PC—Edawe- 8.30 p.m—Don Messer sities and Colleges, talked with are paying two cents a pound '°n West) asked Mr Lames XEW YORK AP: — Actor 9.00 p.m.—torne Green's “America Several hundred Canadians at more for butter since May ‘agne why he said om April 9 Alas Bunce, best known as Al- eee six American universities ear- 1 as a result of a change in the hert of radio televisions 10.00. ).m.—Denger Man }lier this month... - federal government's consumer t'irouZgh the manufacturing show Ethel and ‘ibert. died 11.00 p.m.—the Sixties Their purpose was to let the subsidy. It gives the producer the Tuesday sich! im bospital He 11.30 pm—Dogument Showcase |Students know of employment Agriculture Minister Harry equrvalent of 64 certs for bis bot- was in bis @s. Bunce appeared OC p.m.>CBC TV News ;pportunities in Canada and ‘o Hays said in a etate. terfat. thus enabling the retailer for six vears om radio and six 12.13 @.m.—local Weather and find ways of keeping in touch ment that he did no’ believe but- © Set prices below that level for, ediditiona! years oz TV in. the 12.45 a.m.—Sign Off | with them . ter consumption would be af-, the comsumer. ‘show Busce

that ke kuew nothinz about the comtract which was let April 1 Lambert asked when the

Bot gives its ccomsent Mr. Lamostagee said be us

lewed before by other depart-' snewis of goverament :

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versity staff Many American last year and consumption im | students also would be interested 1954 had gone on tc exceed pro- in Canadian employment. duction by 5.000.000 pounds. __The team‘ recommended_that __The cut im the consumer_sub-! the Canadian Universities Foun- Sidy results from the federal | dation compile an annual list of agricultural stabilization board's Canadian students in the US. decision to buy @score cream-, and_that—these—students be told ery butter at 55 cents a pound Helen of job openings in Canada. after May 1, an increase of two

1.30 a.m.—Nowe Sota S-hools 1.30 a.m.—Across Canede 12.00 p.m.—friendly Gient __12.15 p.m.—Chez Helene

230 p-m—Butternut Square 12 50 p.m—CBSC-TV News

1.00 p.m. —Manday Playbill

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2.30 p.m.—A! Home With

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Crocker Members of the team were °@@*- : : 3.20 p.m-—Moment of Iruth Dr. Murray G. Ross, president The. subsitiy is paid by the S$ 20 p.m.—Teke Thirty of York University, Toronto. Dr. government to milk producrs

490 p.m.—As The World Turns 430 p-m-—Razzie. Dezzie

5.00 p.m.—Cartoon Capers

5.30 p.m—Music Hop

6.00 p.m-—Supper Clu

6.15 p.m.—tionel Television News 6.25 p-m_—VWeather

CONTRACT BRIDGE

| By B. JAY BECKER

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6 30-p m.—Sports er FAMOUS HANDS 635 p.m.—Supper Clu 79 p.m.—77 Sunset Strip East dealer. : an unusual play which resulted £00 p.m.—Bewitched East-West vulnerable. ° in his making the contract. ' #39 opm—Don Messer m He decided that his best ce ss NORTH : 9.00 p.m.—lorne Green's American OQ184 chance of making the hand lay| oe Wes! Se i ’ 3642 -in ‘the possibility ‘that East had” be » ipa ah er Wee thier and pe @73 | the” doubleton kn g of spades. | p ae - Q86 | along with the king of clubs’ - iiiae cas cane is a aa WEST |which he was also likely to have de = ee ee 10963 aks on the bidding. 12.14 am.—Viewpoint | was @7 Accordingly. after drawing 1220 am.—lLiene!. Network News 392 @AKQ864 three rounds of trumps. Kantar 12.25 em —Station Sign Off &JI94 4&K1072 | | led the ace and another spade. = SOUTH playing low from dummy after RADIO. @AT2 ; West had played low on the sec- er, ” | @AKQ10: ond spade lead. East was fore- MONDAY @105 / ed to take the eicht with the s | : MAS? ” king, thus establishing an extra 6 —News ahd Weather | The bidding: spade trick in dummy on which @ 35—Morning Roundup | mech Seth Wet Nae Kantar could discard one of his -——-,4-ASnlelond—_Weather—wal-—ty- "TS DE, Fass i “two —club—lesers——___.__ Cot Teme 2¢@ 29 Pass 3@ This extraordinary play furth- 6 46—Morning Roundup Pass 4@ ermore put East in a iti 7 to return a 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour ‘ Bt lead — — of dia- club or else, yield a ruff and einen Beemer ° This hand stars Edwin Kan- Tat. ae. he cee,

Kantar would then ‘be able to

tar, Los Angeles expert. who deservedly made the headlines {2ke care of his other club los:

i ' : er. So When he played it in the mas- Kastar made four heaits en/ile

Weather

7.325—Farm Report

7 40—Morning Rouedip

7.45—I!slend. Weather .& Mar ters team of f “h. sh: aa is eden : an” 1 of four championship hand

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diamond against ote that it would “not have contract and East helped West to play the nine of spades

8 00—News 8

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: : cashed two diamonds and re on the second spade

: : — ng Roundup a irume: lead Kantar had already decid- 45—Weather . ed to play East for the doubleton

Looking at all four hands. it pre

6 S0-Alleatic: News Roundup certainly seems that the expect- king of spades as well: as the 8 .— ee For Todey ed result. would be either a one Kinz of clubs. and he would | ee er oe or two trick defeat for South. therefore have played the eizht

9 '1—Preview Commentary But Kantar-considered the from dummy even if West had

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‘ - course. he did not sep the East- ‘0 talk a fellow like Kantar out

ji : © ‘ n : - rae — iy Jone’ West cards — an@came up with of a carefully conceived notion | 10 10—Notes & Music 11.00—News and Weather 5.25—Marine Weather 111.C5—Starlight Serenade 1! 0S—Womecs Institute Program 5. 23—Interiude | 11.30—News and Weather 11 20—Notes and Music 5.30-Bob Goulet Show 111.35—Starlight Serenade 1) 45—Bulletin Boerd 5.35—The Ovtports 12.00—CBC News. Weather and 11.50—Noetes end Music 6.00—News and Weather Sports 11. SS—Atlantic News Roundup 6.15—On Parliament Hill 12 00—Weather 6 20—Today’s’ Editorial = oe 12.05—P.£. Road Report 6.25—Sports Parade ' MONDAY 12.07—Town end Country Time 6 30—Business Barometer 12 20—Mews and Weather 6.35—Tonight’s Music 6.)—The Morning Show. Part 1 12 45—Tewn and Country Time 7.00—Back to the Bible 7.00-—the Mersing Show, Pon tt 1.00—News end Weather 7.30—News & Weather 8.00—CBC News & Iniend Weather 1.05—Town and Country Time 7.45—Program Schedule 8.15—Marntime Sportscast

7 44—Tonight’s Music 8.21—The Morning Show, Part 2 8.2—Sports Page CBC £35—Max Ferguson i 5SS8—News Headlines and Weather 9.0°—CBC News

9.11—Commertary §

9.15—A.M Chronicle 10.15—Playroom

1.15—Tommy Hunter Show 1.45—Town & Country Time 2.00—News end Weather 8 2.05—Mostiy Music 9.00-—Faerm Forum

3.00—News Headiines & Weather 9 30—Distinguished Artists

3. 03—TrensCaneda Natnee 10.00—CBC National News, On

3.20—lops in Pops f Parliament Hill and Speaking 10.30—Court Of Opinion 4.00—News Headlines and Weathe Personally 11.00—CBC News

493—Canedian Roundup 10.30—Continental Holiday 11.05—Joan Marshall

5.00—News end Weather 1.59—D.0. Time Sign 11.15—For ‘Consumers

6 05—The Ouvtoort: 11.00—News and Recignal Weather 11.20—Record Album |

11.30—The Archers ' 11.45—Music On The Heather i 12.00—Jarboree Junction 12.15—Tennessee Ernie Ford i 12.30—Maritime Farm 8 cas? 1.00—CBC News end Weather 1.15—The Tommy Hunter Show 1.45—Time Out For Melody 2.00—Time Out For Melody 2.45—tt Happened Today and

John Drainie Tells A Story 3.00—CBC News 2.03—Trans-Canada Matinee | 3.30—TrarsCanada Matnee ' 4.00—CBC News 4.03—Canadian Roundup 4.10—Music In The Air 4.15—Music In The Ar 4.30—Countdowr 5.00—Mar. Fish B cast $.20—Tempo

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