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7 CFCY TV 12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Feb. 21, 1959. CHANNEL 18 RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT DAILY CROSSWORD : DAY : . = slipper 3. Las. ai — a 1. Disastrous BS s ATUR . >. cotihien 3. Solar disk < ‘ spe p.m. Musicale ; 8. Warned 4. Yes, in = “2:15 p.m—interview with Mrs. 10. Eye Spain 2 a .s efectos Z| aif (This interview is start roadway / t ing 5S minutes earlier 12. Color sloth < . than previously listed) 13. Dirty, as 7.Enclosures 23. See er sno. Seaees + atete Oe ok © — Ghost 15. George W. remover _ 3:45 p.m.—Saturday | Matinee ®.Turn aside - §:00 p.m.—Mark of Zorro 16. Part of 12. Gun (slang) (sym.) 35. Mountaig » » $30 p.m—Rin Tin Tin “tebe” 14. Bark,as 98. Insect . Wr) 6:00 p.m.—Shur-Gain Amateur 27. Water god adog 27. Custom 36. Press on Cavalcade (Babyl.) 16. Inferior 29. Stories . 37. Flutter 6:30 p.m.—TBA 18. A surgical (prefix) - -30.Conclude 38. Froster 6:50 p.m.—CFCY-TV News & Weather aw 19. Man'snich- 22.Rearend 39. Blunders ~ _ - Ss String ‘ p.m.—ivan! . 24. Selected, as — 8:30 p.mi:—Saturday Date for the army Oo { 9:00 p.m.—Perry Como . 26. Occupied = - 10:00 p.m.—NHL Hockey 28. Telt- ‘ : | 11:15 p.m.—kKing Whyte Show 31. Personal a: 71:30 p.m.—Naked City pronoun z= 12:00 p.m.—CBC-TV News 98. South 12:09 a.m.—tocal Weather Americas 12:10 a.m.—Weekend in Sports (abbr.) ~ 12:15 p.m.—Juliette $3. Indefinite of 12:35 a.m.—Saturday Playhouse — tick = € J ~ SUNDAY a. 7 . ; oe hg Tse "range See The Beautiful 1959 Firestone 12:00 p.m.—Afternoon Musicale MME RICA eee 4 ‘ 12:30 p.m.—Orai Roberts et . Pieree, r 1500 pma—This Is The Life Was BRED om by horns REFRIGERATOR GUARANTEED TILL 1965 1:30 p.m.—The Good Life norman —— Ma : mM. Fi \ land ® : . 2:00 oa ae ot me etn, 42. Printers, as s ALL Built for Service, convenience and 9 YR’ 5 3.00 p.m.—Junior Magazine Om Renee Eat on metal ae : long life. You may pay more but 3:30 p.m.—Dateline Britain #4. Cloth- SIZES you will never get a better refrig- : TO pee Srey ere oe R erator. Call in and see us today. ss amen bn CONTRACT BRIDGE man oe See be §:00 p.m.—20th Century | 5.30 pm—lassio | Bv B. JAY BECKER DOWN 5 6:00 p.m—P. —. |. Hospital Plan sa i 1. Wise = . > EVERY Firestone Home & A Lid = = Here’s how to work it: uto Co. . 6:30 p.m—frontiers South dealer. ' you to hold. Guidance to gern | DAILY RYPTOQUOTE — ; 7:00 pihore Cummings Show Neither side vulnerable. every one of these hands is im- { AXYDLBAAXR FAMILY 187 Great George St. Charlottetown 24 Central St., Summerside 7.30 p.m—father Knows Best NORTH Possible to achieve. sy fie LONGFELLOW Ne oe -Brer-Decemer Orie @AJ095 For example, take the principle One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used 8:30 p.m.—Showtime @iz4 you frequently hear enunciated nply for the twe O's, ete. letters, apos- ; escend for the three L's, X f a. Single 9.00 p.m.—td Sullivan e383 that, in defense, , hand hes, the length and formation of the words are all hunts, et a pe eee tremnide gre h Lo nd oo each day the code letters are different. 10:30 pim—G. M. Presents r use, 11:30 Lao Rehdan Words @K82 4Q73 must bow whenever a set of cir A Oryptogram Quotation 12:00 p.m—CBC-TV News #9 Q85 @35wWé2 {cumstances arises which indicates 12:08 p.m.—tocal Weather Forecast @42 @ 21097 that applying the general Sule SUTSK WM SKA Z2TUMWZF LESKAYW 12:10 a.m.—Weekend in Sports 110753 $s would be injurious, : i 12:15 p.m.—tThis Week SOUTH South is im three notrump and EY FAZWTM—YTNNAU. i, 64 West leads a elub which declarer @AKSOS wins with the ace. Deciarer now Yesterday's Cryptequote: MUSIC THAT BRINGS SWEET ae CKCw M @AKES jeads a spade. West should play SLEEP DOWN FROM THE BLISSFUL SKIES—TENNYSON. Zz — Moncton SAKE the king, not a low spade. (© 180, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) WW CHANNEL 2 The bidding: Of course, this is a violation of i= South West North East the second hand low principle, SATURDAY 19 Pass 1@ Pass | But the situation justifies the |_ 3:25 pam.—Saturday Playbill Opening lead—five of clubs and declarer finessed the nine. If News, Weather, Sports of iter bridge East won with the queen and re- 3:30 p.m—Western Theatre is aeeaen si ors all ng No | turned a club, South could win, o 4:30 p.m.—Junior Auction sooner does he propound a valid repeat the spade finesse, run four WOWEE.” HAVE I Gor §:00 p.m.—Zorrp general rule, intended to aid the spade tricks, and make four no- 3 fe Soe GOING” 5:30 p.m.—Rin Tin Tin student of the game, than along | TUmP. PRODUCTION 6:00 p.m.—The Early Show comes s hand that constitutes an| But if West plays the king, de uw News, Weather, Sports exception to the general rule and | Clarer goes down. He can make Wy Movie—The Depraved the student begins te think that | only ome spade trick. 5 7:30 pm—Red Skelton Show he was let down. ~ The basis for West's king play 8:00 p.m.—ivenhoe . It is not the fault of the writer, is reasonable enough. If South oO 8:30 p.m.—Saturday Date or the teacher, or the theoretic-|has the queen, the king is dead. = 9:00 p.m—Perry Como jan, that hard and. fast rules in |If East has the queen, the play 10:00 p.m.—NHL Hockey bridge are hard to come by. It is of the king ean do no harm, and > 11:15 p.m—King Whyte Show in-the very nature of the game it-|in many cases will do @ lot of iu 11:30 p.m—Naked City self that the fault is found. This | good. x 12:00 p.m —CBC News is not hard to understand when | No general principle ever de 12:10 am—Sports Scores you consider that the next hand | vised is sacred- enough to be fol- YY 12:15 p.m—tuliette you pick up is only one of 635,- | lowed with absolutely blind de = 12:35 a.m.—Movie—frozen Ghost @13,559,600 hands it is possible for | votion. od 7 , (# 1E8 Wine Veatores Svedicate : 10.30 The Happytimers. | 7:35—Breakfast Music . pea Bm —Fign' On 11.00 Brant Ine Orchestra 8:00—CBC News and Weather | Oe Oe aoa News, Weather, Sports : Orchestra | 8:15—Maritime Sportscast i MOVIE — THE FIRST 11.30 Don Warner's } A sein ta o~ 12.30 p.m.—Secred Heart Program 119.00 Dominion News 8:20—Breakfast Music. FEATURE GOES i“s 1245 pm—Deteline U. N 12.10 Sign Off. 8:45—Jr. Farm B’cast ON AT SEVEN- i> 1:00 p.m.—Country Calendar ‘Bayer ais 7 $:00—Tops In Review 1:30 p.m.—Good Life Theatre C.F.C... 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WHILE a oe oa 7:15—Marine Weather. \to the eastern seaboard. <q on GIVE KITTY UP? t : i one eadiines and Wea bicep 22 ont Sports, and | Temperatures reached the low- oe ° :@2 Quis Time. ' ane jest levels of the winter in many oO e , 1.12 Mostly Music. s |New England cities. Manufactur- oO ‘ _|___1:30—Saturday Record Time | \ers light and heat company cur- : MILITARY 2 MEMOIRS LONG ENOUGH | a | 1.45 Mostly ae tailed its natural gas supplies to) | 1'M WRITING GENIUS, STATES 17 FOR YOU TO BREAK Gott, q \ 4 2.00 News Headlines and Wea- pins ne setae HES OF HISf GENERAL! I NEED a. b o ther _| Pennsylvania, no: rn-We: "- ‘ 2.02 Saturday Record Time i ginia and eastern Ohio because a 2.30 Pentecostal Church Bdest ens of “predicted prolonged. cold GOSH, HE DID 2 2.45 Saturday Record Time res weather.” The move was taken SO MANY = - 3.00 News Headlines and Wea jto protect reserves. cee ~ ther Skies . generally were clear) [CON am NALLBY 3.02 Saturday Record Time uur thro-ghout the frigid area. Based eet HIS’ 4.00 News and Weather ; 0 on the Groundhog Day legend, MEMOIRS —— 4.05 Saturday Record Time i Your Brest although not on the science of ; FP $0 The Oniports ens weather forecasting, this signifies OUR ARMY CAIN'T STAND TH’ THIS IS A HARD CAMPAIGN!’ ; 5.00 News Headlines and Wea ° i : ASK THE PRESIDENT FOR. - gelictous = [six more weeks of winter SUFFERIN’ O' THEM LI'L PINCUSHIONS. ged he : weather. NO f= THEY PERMISSION TO USE SECTION ; 5.02 The Outports Enjoy c a : - 6.00 News i > 6'9 Pops on Parade . - | 620 The Magic Carpet a < ois LaN es X 76) Waltztime - a 2 “ wi > aay YEA * 715 Provincial Affairs - “4% \ reo) SOR 7.9 News and Weathe: - fs : el) Cho 7 6 ¢ port from Parliament ! i As \ a ey a, s hi . 4 r ry A Ss > 8.00 Shurgaia Amafeur Caval- Wk Cry E a cade \\ Ce 7} 8.30 Saturday Hoedown x ae 9.00 Saturday Hoedown F a & aa, {5 10.00 News and y'eather ;