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ee S am no a al : riot ON THE AIR British Publisher Is Angered, BELIEVE F . ; ie i. i 4 ss ———\By Stories Chapel Neglected’ | MONDAY PROGRAMS y : Se He ALAN HARVEY in all my "sal CFCY-TV LONDON (CP) -- British pay (aapioe of -Lord ertectisie, | ; lisher Geoffrey Harmsworth re- | whose family has looked i 1:30 p.m.—Afternvon Musicale since 1926. : acted angrily here to a the chapel OP eee ee Toronto. report that the John’ Harmsworth said the chapel) 15 p.m -Nunery ‘School a, 2 Graves Simcoe chapel in Devon- has been maintained in good or- | ¢ 420_pm.—Man from-tnterpol--—-} ine had heen used recently to der at considerable expense.’ oe eee ae Youre |store manure. . | Over the years, he had done p.m.—Oross ‘ some fe-| 6 * "| never beard such, nonsense Ris best te Seetine te the ¢ nts noi tt aes my * |put “nobody in Canada seemed ito fin ~trienty Cet WELLINGTON . |to care.” 4:45 p.im.—Sing Ring Around ‘ He said it is just possible that $01 pm.—Down to the Sea - Mr. and Mrs. Ted-L. Arsen-' the chapel. was used before 1926 | . §:30 pom.—Rob Roy = ault had as guests during Chris- |<, store farm. implements, but 6:00 p.m.~-Aunt Holly tmas holidays their three sons | +, just can’t understand how , 625 pm.—Spors Weekly Paul, Benny and . anybody could believe thig ridic- x 6:45 p.m.—CFCY TV News Mr. Grant Brooks on Dec. wlous story about manure a ‘700 pm—Gasone 29th for Port Credit, Ont., after | stored there — there isn't a wisp: 7:30 p.m-—Sgt. Bilko holidaying with: bie parents, Mr. | o¢ truth in it.” — n 4 q on penton Wer mee Brooks. _ || The publisher said he believes, AWS AZ . 8:30 p.m.~-Don Messer Mr.“ and Mrs. Wendell Ward jis (amily is entitled to an TOS » ee "990 p.m—Denny Thomes and family apology from “whoever has veen | c N) —— 9:30 p.m.—tive » Borrowed Life | Mr and Mrs, Albert Ward and | soreading this nonsense.” I wh 10:00 psm.—Bob Cummings Show | gone Bric, Richmond, spent New m ' Py 10:30 p.m.—festival ‘62 <~Year’s Day with Mr, and Mrs.| MAD AT REPORTS — soehe ’ IN The lady's not for Burning) Roy MacCarville_and fam ily, He said he has seen, Sod be- \ ee -12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News Carleton Siding. come somewhat apoplectic over, . : ‘ 12:13 a.m—Local , Weather Master Preston Barlow ob-|Teports quoting the Toronto -His- served his 11th birthday on Jan. |torical Board as saying the 3. Messers John S, Barlow and} chapel is in poor condition. wi. Claude MacCarvile also observ-| John Graves Simcoe, born in ed their birthdays on Jan. -4th | 4783, IS Coterties iret liewier || a : at their respective homes. tonshire, was the first lieuten- 5] ; Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Thom. | at = governor of Upper. Canada my 3 visited Mrs, Howard Bar-| 4nd is regarded as the founder a Day £3537 Nite 4-4172-4-5601 Tiow and Lowell on New- Year's |of York, now Toronto. ‘ > i TY: | Day. . ‘ He died at Wolford, a small : i VAIL'S RADIO & - 4 Devonshire . @ iF Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barlow and community. family aceompanied by Miss| Simcoe, his wife and their DAILY CROSSWORD fil if Shirley MacArthur were children are buried in the sim- acnoss 8 2. aS of Mr. and Mrs, Earl MacEach-|ple grey stone chapel at Wol-) 4 Guiry ee ~.. fi ern and family on New Year’s | ford. Sir Leicester Harmsworth, 6: Red desr’s ds 28. Any »< = on pe 2 _Members of Union Corher and years ago w' 10. Biack 5° Yes (dial. 3 ee tee News, Weather, Sports Wellington United YPU. met at| was in a derelict ‘condition. macaw 2 eo ay AR Tre] NOISE! g ‘| the of and| Harmsworth said he would) 4). gon of 7. Amaryilis- ‘nine AD : CO ENE RE RET Shirley Recon Sar tee Decem- | have po objection roe 5 tr ieee Ss . ; ber meeting.. . Was an- eo™ flowers 26. K i ; . bor meeting all call.wan oad, tomers We Tore) awe eee eats vs] FIRESTONE...PHILCO...McCLARY-EASY | A ‘well - attended Christmas| “I think you Canadians are; __ inwater 28, Water ee é = concert was held at French rather fax. If this had been| “15.Unhappy 9. Strong pitcher R-E-F-R-1-G-E-R-A-T-O-R Schdol on Monday evening, De- | George Washington's chapel, the |, 16, With eyes wind 90. Poem of ‘ 4 + B on - * > cember 18.th. The schoo! had | Americans would have done bulging - 412. Guided lamerit’ > ; , been beautifully decorated by something sbout it in'a hurry." | 4, Cee) i aac eee ai . . . » Choose From Thirty- two Beautiful Model rs. Eue’ rsenault assisted ‘ F - Sacks : " : enaees ee aces Mrs. Lorne Enman, Victoria) |, ‘rector oo chest a emer “*@ LOWEST PRICES! . ault . A.J, Arsenault for | West. - : . French eaund Firéstone you have % | the occasion. Program Mrs. James Ayers of USA,| 9 enon i a oa iy aentiene a we up ie y e LONGEST TERMS! PRICED FROM of g number of Christmas car-| recently visited nieces, Misses |. ne . Eq ( y b ABUSIC NO x uP TO FIRESTONE s % Vadene ame awisaraemes| we [PPE Tel || goo wes OME & | 18 a n ted ot! acquainta- ‘were ' Mrs. es fe) 96. A ae =] | * ; ; Ch j : ? e recitations and step dancing.icently spent a few days. with F aie thw 13 3 ee : 7h’town- S'side ' . Program closed with a visit|her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Ste-| 28, Leveler = from Santa Claus with a treat | wart, S%. Eleanors. 29. Most 1s rs p for the kiddies after which he} The official: board of~ Welling- recent oy distributed gifts fram under the |ton United Charge met at ihe| , 31. Wise 7 ps YUYLO tree. ; church with a good attendance answers ; a 4 agree nena Aid om from the three Sarees, — $4. American 19 20 1 [22 123,)24 bers_ met. ¢-e-¢4i}ar ington, Union Corner a Indian ee eee nee de sone ter mon| oe es oe rs ton part ig ..._Mac- ” call was answered by’ seven Phail introduced’ Rev, Webber, _ 38-4 prima oF a8 members. Hymns were sung fol-|and Keith T. Lapp of Summer-|~- . Gonna Be 130 7, lowed by scripture reading. Rev. |side who spoke on the sector a me . 4, MacPhail \ed in prayer. Minut-|plan. A vote of thanks was ex- — 3) [32 faa 34 [35 [su es of last meeting were read. | tended by Rev. MacPhail to the a New and old business was dealt | speakers. | to ‘ST 38 with, Christmas treats were box-| Mr, and Mrs. Reid Baglole of | 2 7° correct / ed and delivered to..the aged. | Moncton, N.B., attended the fun- | DOWN 39 | aw Five dollars was-voted-to-M-and- eral. of Mrs. John Gamble. peor M Fund and a donation was re-| Mr. Glorice Cormier recently ais Aw 42. > | ceived from Mrs~ James Bis-| underwent surgery in Hotel PR ‘ ae aes ae — sent ees — en . 15 family . Alice . Joseph Gallant YPTOQUOTE — Heré’s how : & Wesiern Roundup Barlow also to Mrs; Hilda Bar-|Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeCoste, DART OS 0 - fo werk jow, Mr. Garfield Day invited | Miscouche. ek Pee eeetese on = ~ Pra ae ae — ee Sy One letter simply stands for another, In this sample A is used with Silent Night. A delicious | their parents in Southwest. for the three L's, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apos- lunch was |__Miss Shirley MacKinnon, Mon-| pre teve si oe ete A 1h, alae Die: paeeat Mr. Bach day the code letters are different. ey: pa Pleasant soc was enjoy- | a i cKinnon. on | © Western Roundup | ¢4. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson, i & Cryptegram Qytaticn €:46-—Weather Miss Nellie MacLennan re-|Moncton, spent holidays with)” BTGEN HK ENA WPQASE WR 8:50—News cently visited Mrs, Ida MacLen-| Mr. and. Mrs. John Baglole. . . : :00—Morning Devotions ~ i ene Ne |e ae re. Harold Bigelow MNHDWKWMNO, PGE JWE VDFVOK 9:10—Morning Moods . were guests r s @.25—Metines with Avitin Wille residence with ber daughter, /and Mrs ‘Ancil Bernard, Baltic | WR MNHDWKWMNATK .—SWDDHIJK 9.30—Morning Moods rs. » Rehmond t Saturday’s Oryptoquote: FOR WHAT HUMAN ILL DOES %:35—An Orchid from Giselle for winter ane sale aa ae Barlow visited Mrs, NOT DAWN SEEM TO = AN ALLEVIATION.—WILDER %40—Morning Moods * Recent guests r. an i Dougall, Summerside, pt 3 $:55—Kitchen Kiatter Contest Earl Enman were Mr, Turner |recently. $0 EN ine Benes Gyntionts, ton) ft 10:00—News & Weather Moore, Mr. Jéhn Enman and ; BM | im 10:05—Notes & Music : : 10:5$—Timmie Rodgers Show ETTA_KETT - RA. Pe 11:00—News Headlines & Weather A CONTRACT BRIDGE 2 ee VWiddeNotes & Music > MARTA “WL WANTA. )/ WOW.’THE PHorosRaPHER < il 12:05—Mostly Music , By B.JAY BECKER ; HI’ SEE MY SURE DIO AJOB ON You! |. ; 12:15—Don Messer Show : i : 12:30—News ‘ Lah ee eee se el eet) | {- Tos? ; 12.43—P.8.1, Road Repart bt HANDS e “Sete PHOTOS 5 : ' Music S, ’ North dedier. . “}eam play his ¢ards in any way , -NG0—News “Headlines & Weather| Nelther side vulnerable he wishes ead it makes no di- e Ti) g : Music NORTH. ference whether or not fools 15 awe e re tender attempts KBr oma Sy | oe ee eee Weather *, AQ10764 runs the risk of misleading his £ | £:1S—National School B’cast 1098 partner, . - 45—Hits & Encores . ‘wat 3 However, this does not mean 2.00—News Headlines & Weethe: | @ 1042 @AKS865 | that the defenders do not have | $:03—Hits end Encores @2108532 974 | their innings, too. They also can t 4.00—News & Weather @s3° @95 occasionally steer a deceptive @ @as course and fool a gullible de- a clarer. DIG 1S WHY HE ‘ One of the best examples CHARGED ME A COSTS MONEY. ge i déceptive defensive play is MORE THAN ‘} ‘ hand played by Edgar HE DID ETTA ¥ of New York. He held cards and saw, as soon my came down, that there no hope of beating the unless his partner had the ace of clubs, Dummy had eight win- mers in sight, and South, on the bidding, was clearly marked with a spade trick. a’ So ‘when West led a spade, Kaplan won with the ace in- stead of the king. Kaplan want. eet ed the king ol spaten, of . ‘|. a cause West to think | South had it, L * Kaplan then ied the king of |. D clubs—another strange — play, x sur dame. te beh hte deel | j A queen up. The , "Meum | purpose behind this play was to Par reme F persuade declarer that the lead had been made from the A-K. Whes the king held, Kapian returned. a low . thereby Presehting South with a diff\- cult guess. yor an ing te sey on hs Sovemgtins| sets SH Gn ne a aenen - Jand AK of yo ome - |. West

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