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) ° il RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT @ ' ————_— In Quebec Chaudiere Valley a a = | FRIDAY PROGRAMS . > BS LAC MEGANTIC, Que. (CP), Dr. Casagrande, in a tele z f CFCY-TV Consulting engineer Marc Ben-| phone interview from his home So : ie eas eit said here the danger of | in Cambridge, Mass., confirmed = . pm renee See the Gayhurst Dam flooding the | that he had clearly labelled the > r eo ee ee |Chaudiere Valley has ended. (dam unsafe even though he said Til. 4y om. —Pat & iE | “All danger positively is some parts of his report were ee ion. Verdict to Yours past,"" the engineer, hired by/ misinterpreted in Mr. ‘Leves- ash om. Oven Hous Lac Megantic when the menace | que’s report to the legislature. Gl cua icheety Pateal of the municipally-owned dam From the very first time I 30 p.m —Friendly Giant became apparent, said, “The | saw that dam in 1954, I didn’t * .45 p.m.—Sing Ring Around dam will hold.” |like it, he said. j PN 00 p.m —Razzle Dazzle Mr Benoit said the present I don’t think Mr. Levesque | / :30 p.m.- Tidewater Tramp level of the 4,000,000-cubic foot |©*4seerated the danger. = } es) Sinve-Chidioe's See. eit reservoir at the dame is 1,137 0 30 p.m.—P.E.!. Legislature Re feet, 13 “eet below the level con- ee a BAY FORTUNE = 01 p.m. —Gazette The situation was mentioned| The members of Eglinzton- “e :30:'p.m.—Roy mar 6 in the legislature Tuesday when|Howe Bay Women’s Institute King © ~ Cowboys | Floi Guillemette (UN — Fron-| met at the home of Mrs. Reid z 720 p.m.—The re ww tenac) asked if Dr. Leo Casa-'Underhay for their March | O :00 p.m en ere You?! stande, a prominent American | meeting. :30 ace een Show | engineer, studied the dam per-| The members of Fortune -|c ye Sone tenes sonally and submitted a written | Bridge Women’s Institute held w 4 $+ 39 on we ee ee | report on it their March meeting at the 53.00 p.m.--CBC T | Natural Resources Minister | home of ars. conan es eS RATE LL O 13 a.m.—Local Weather Forecast} Rene Levesque replied that a|_.Mr. and Mrs. Reid Underhay, a 2:14 a.m.—Viewpoint | report dated Feb. 9 bearing Mr, | Little River, were rene to :20 a.m.—Sign Off |Casagrande’s signature was| Charlottetown TOCEMTEY given him e town of Lac . M. R. Dingwell is a pa- “a Me i tient in the Prince Edward Is- im | Megantic. It was drawn up and land Hospital a DIAL 9624 paid for by Shawinigan Water The members of Bay Fortune len, England, : $ ed and ower Company, not the united Chureh Women held | APSED MORE THAN 200 YEARS AGO, A N | Province, he said. i their March meeting at the | BUT THE DEBRIS HAS NEVER BEEN CLEARED AWAY IN THE m Dr. Casagrande is professor|home of Mrs. Clifford Town- | HOPE IT MAY SOMEDAY BE USED IN REBUILDING THE SPIRE > | of Foundations Engineering at|shend on Thursday, March 15th. | . RADIO-TV | Harvard University. Mr. Charles Mills, Little Riv- | @ The natural resources depart-|er, is a patient in the Souris m /ment quoted the Casagrande re-| Hospital. i DAILY z |port as concluding that the fill | Mr. Fulton Underhay, Bay = CKCW-TV lof the clay and granular dam Fortune is a patient in the| AOROSS M | be ek cis eek aie tip | was in a poor state. Souris Hospital. ete del | bs News, Weather. Sports 6. Bestowed IS} ».45 a.m.—Morning Devotions 10. Bay SI gr CONTRACT BRIDGE ae : 5:00 a.m.—Romper Room 11, Upolu Iw] en eee wy TAY ROCHE — a DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU % a.m. r ri iS } I: .m.—Test Pattern Works 12. Botch “ ” bys aaa dese, Weather . TEST YOUR PLAY 13. ried ell yee _ a sto haaiees CAN GET YOUR HOME FREEZER ' 1:00 p.m.—Playbill i ; : : You are declarer with the); make the hand — roughly about 14. City train 6.Gun 27. Tennis 33. Ghostly as Peg —— In Park Lane West hand at fix Hearts mew a 2 oe orert atraee. ue ogee : Lol mi — erste YOUR FOOD AND OUR SERVICE f i ‘ leads the four of diamonds. How e o. 2. Declarer c . Sic . . a ie | would you play the hand? | the te of ae ee 18. samen ‘ pe A ee USSR) FOR WHAT YOU SPEND ON FOOD ALONE! queen has not fallen, he i s 4 : S.S. Z| Loo pimar Home Wih Helen | $5 sroge [N] SASreg | te dack of clubs | a Reet Fh et Rot ees GIBSON CHEST FOR INFORMATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION CALL ¥ i ker — WE Sess f South has the queen, it is f Fae en, 32 een ” 42 cn NERS LTD ( en onbei Giant | s all over. He must return a spade OE, ’ . tren toe GIBSON UPRIGHT aa a Masia | &Ao4 ——— SKIS \to the A-Q, or else give declar- 7 16.A dance haired 44, Moisture ABEG VY EIT HOME PROVISIO e : 5:01 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle | This is strictly a percentage|er a ruff-discard. But if North ee DIAL 4-5571 111 GRAFTON STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN DIAL 4-5571 5:30 p.m.—Yogi Bear | proposition, There is no way of| has the queen, he wins and re- fae 5:00 p.m.—Supper Club | guaranteeing the slam, but! turns a spade. West finesses, capital 7 5:15 p.m.—Television News | there is a way to give yourself| and the result then depends on 26. Reigning BATHE I(T WITH THIS NOW YOUR BACK HURTS ? 5:25 p.m.—Supper Club |the maximum chance of mak-| where the king is located beauty EYEWASH, HENRY ! 4:35 p.m.—Television Weather jing the contract | This method succeeds if South) 39 Fatty 6:40 p.m.—Supper Club There are three different) has the queen of clubs or North, 32 came to 5:50 p.m.—Television Sports methods of playing the hand/the king of spades (as well as/| ass 7:00 p.m.—Robin Hood |that stand out. They all start} when North was dealt the}! 35. Marsh 7:30 p.m.—The Lawman the same way. Declarer wins|doubleton queen). The over - all| 36. Meadow

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| Method No. i Declarer takes a| king, it is all over. He must re (abbr.) ae “sth twa spade finesse. Assume it loses to| turn a club, or else give declar- | oe 2:00 > m. —cee TV News the king and a spade is returned er a ruff-discard. 43 sean . 2-15 anya to the ace. Declarer plays a} If North has the king of spades, a f 2:20 a.m.—Midnight Theatre club to the ace and a club back. | he is forced to return a club. If in June

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