ET THE AIR

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SATURDAY PROGRAMS CFCY-TV

2 fit) P.M.—Muau.elo

3.00 P.M.-—Wor|d at Sport CBC Golf

4.00 P.M.—World of Sport Cross Canada Curling

5 no p.m.——TBA

5.30 p.rn.—Bugs Bunny

6 no pm.--Forest Rangers

6..il pm —Countrytime

7.0i p.m.-ci=cv TV News and Weather

7.16 p.m.-Fi herman‘a Log

71.op.m.—Bot Your at-mom Dollar Hong Kong government saysiwaier. After the British man

goo p.m.—Boverley Hillbillies 5 30 p.m.—-Desiiu Playhouse 9,30 p.m. NHL Hockey Detroit at Montreal H45 p.m.—Juliatte ‘L45 p.m.—let's Tells About II 1200 a.rn.—CBC TV News 1295 ,,m.—Local Weather 12.10 a.m.Tha late Show Mob Town

CKCW-TV

l2.55 p.rn.-—Station Sign On

1 00 p.rn.--En France

1.30 p.m.-Comment and

Conviction 1,90 p,m.-—Top Tan Plus 1.00 p.m.—World of Sport CBC Golf ('70 p.m.—World of Sport Cross Canada Curling

500 p.m.—Memory Lane

5 30 p.rn.—-Bugs Bunny’

goo p.m.—Forest Rangers

5,30 p.rn.—The Early show-

The Palomino

3 on p,.-n.—'ih¢ Beverly Hillbillies 8 30 p.m.—-Hennessey

QOO p.rn.—Cendid Camera

9.30 p.m.-—Netlonal Hockey league

Detroit at Montreal

ii is p.rn.—Juliott0

ii 45 p.m.-—LM'! Trill: About It l2 00 p.m.-CBC TV News

l2.lO e.rn.—Lionel Network News 12.20 a.m.-The Leta ow

Private Affairs of Dal Ami

SUNDA Y PROGRAMS CFCY-TV

1.00 p.n\.-Musicale l3O p.rn.-—Country Calendar

700 p.rn.—NFL championship game;

NY. Giants at Chicago

430 p.m.—Sports International 5.00 p.m.--A song for you 615 p.rn.-The Outdoonman 5.30 p.m.—HerItsge

600 p.m.—The Sixties

6 30 p.rri/slome of Those Days 7.00 p.m,—All Star Theatro 7.30 p.m.—Ripcord

8.00 p.m.——Hezei

U30 p.rn.—F|aahbsci

V00 p.rri.—Ed Sullivan

M00 p.rn.—Bonanze

it on p.m.—i.et’s Face it

it 30 p.rn.-—-Question Mark i200 e.m.—CBC TV News l2iI8 a.m.—locel Weather "L09 a.m.—Slan OH

CKCW-TV

l2.4B p-tn-—Stetion Sign On l2.5O P~rn.—‘i’he Cl-iristophera L05 p.rn.—En Franco

1.30 p.m.-Country Calendar 2.00 p.rri.—NFl. Championship 4.30 p rn.-—Sports international 4.55 p.rn.—-CBC TV News

oiur G8 I! 3 "l in o :5 in .0 —. 0 -. -< O c

5.30 p.m.-Feltl'i ln Action

6.00 p.m.—-The Sixties

Q30 p.rn.—Sorne. at Those Day 700 pm.—Year End Review 800 p.m.—Hazel

HONG KONG (AP)-The next You can drink martinis, buy time you stand under s lei-l mink coats. watch television, surely shower. think of Hong eat steak, hire servants to wait Kong. Every person here must.on you hand and {mi but W,“ make do wit.h the cquivalent oi} can't get more than in-in bung... two bunkers of water a day for of water a day, the next five months. i Surrounded ‘bv salt water

It‘s been Zia buckets a dayl Honiz Kong has no rivers lake.-' for the last seven months. Theior natural sources of. fresh

says that's too much over lion: Koni: in l84i they Tl‘l5 l'9lUgPt‘ ~ (‘rowried hull hiiili reservoirs and an intricate

modern city of plush hotels and system of hillside water catch.

gleaming skyscrapers is suffer-I ments. For too years or .o_ the

ing from the worst drought in people managed.

its 122-year history as a British‘ Then Communists swept over

f‘°l“n.V- lthe China mainland. refugees

‘last Hope’ lreaiment

asoo,ooo.ooo to various project; aimed at solving the shortage- ziant. new reservoirs. pipelines

Hong Kong Water Famil

If you're a resident. you srasli less frequently and wear darker

or soda

. ,clothes. Barber shops stop pm. C e O n I a ividiniz shampoos. Bartenders. » lpush straight drinks

set-ups. poured into Hong Kong, the col- The price of cans. hll('kPla ony's population swelled to and other water containers 3.500.000 from a pre-war 600,000.] keeps rising.

MONSOONS MISSING i(‘.Hll.DRF.N WANT BATES Early this year the black‘ Children start. looking forward clouds that herald the monsoon to a tub bath or shower. now season failed to make their an- that it comes only once every nual appearance. The govern four days. On the rare occasions ment started rationing water. when there's a sprinke of rain, first suppyinz it for ony foiiri even grownups duck outdoors in hours a day. then four hours. swimming trunks to catch it every other day. By May. only‘i’ree shower. one inch of rain had been re-l Hotels make do by tanking tip corded and the ration was sliced; on “water days" and then re- to four hours every fourth day.l tioning the supplies half an hour This will he cut to three hours: every morning and evening. or two hours every fourth day Guests get up at dawn and if things don‘t improve. There'sl break away irom cocktails to little prospect of relief before’ catch their showers. The hotels next. May. use paper napkins and plastic What do you do when water tablecloths. is so short? The tourist trade has not been if you're the Honiz Kong gov-ihurt. Most visitors treat the merit. you commit son-ie‘droii2ht as n lark.

Sparks Corsica Riot

BASTIA. Corsica iRcutersi-l Quickly. leuka nia doea not

demonst.rator:. grappled Wll.ll‘d1eI" police here Thursday night dur-1 The bny may haw, M return mg a march protesting againstwc. England ii , 3.-,.,m.h doflm. the failure of any French doc- cannot be found to approve the t|or so fsrttn tautliorizr ‘f".ast treatment,

ope" trea men or e our-i -ph B uh ,, _ year-old English boy suffering Margin r.'vl:han: "Sn:;:1:““]‘ from leukemia. iLrj1m.SdE;V hp “mud ha‘_e'm‘;_ Edward Burke arrived hereirange. transport home for Ed. Dec. 22 with his mother in the ward and his mother if 11. hope that a local healer. Gas- could not locate a doctor will- ton Mar-ssens. could try a ape-tin: to improve treatment by cial serum to save his ‘.ite. itodav

’hl0l0glSl without a doctor's de-il0I'i10l‘l‘0\\' no Egree and needs the authorize-lobliged in ari-ange for their re-‘ “O” “l 3 FY95?“ fl0<‘l"T '0 ¢&l'I‘.V turn home without further de- out the treatment. ila_v." Shook said.

The people of Basile started: "1 have cnniamed ma" do‘, a demonstration of sympathy tors and am in constant. con. 0

sing a n s with the words: Sites. I am still hopef

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

had cashed the A-Kof clubs in‘ IE-I734§As,r the hope of finding either op-‘

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8.30 p.n-1.-Flashback

9.00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan

l0.00 p.m.- Banana

ll.0O p.m.-—Let's Face '9

tl.3n p.n-i.—Quesiron Mark

i2.oo p.m.—cac iv News

I2.t0 e.rn.—lionel Television News 12.20 p.rn.—Station Sign Off

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6.2B—5ign On

ti.30—News I Weather 6.35-Country I Western Roundup 6.55-—Naws I Weather 7.00-Hebrew Chrlatlan Hour V.l5—-Country I Western Roundup '.30—News I Weather

7.35-CFCY Farm Report V.a1—Country I Western Roundup l.0O—Newa

|.ll—Weather

|.t6—Country I Western Roundup 3.45-Weather

8.50-—Atlantic News

9.00—Naws I Voiu Reports 9.i0——t<eyboerd Melodies

t0.n5—Notes and Music ll.0t')—NewI and Weather ll05—Notes and Music li,55__At|antie News Roundup l2.00—Weathar I205-—-land Parade t23o—Nawa I Weather 12.45-—Mostly Music l.00—Newa Headlines I Weather l.o2—Topa in Country and Papa i.3o-—iicAr Report t.35—Topa in Country I Pope 2.oo—Newa I Weather

her 8.05-Tops in Country and Pops 4.00-News I Weather 4.05-—Topa in Country and Pope 4.30-—The Outports 8.00--News and Weather s.os—rii. Outpom . 5.25-Marine Weather 8.23 The Outpom 6.00-—News I Weather 0.I5—-sports Parade 6.20-—Report Prom Parliament Hill

doorman-4 1t.30—Muale ' till Intdntglrt—CIC

12.00-—Marlna Weather I Sports Ill!-Sign ON CIA IATURIAY

|0.00—Sunday Morning Magazine l2.30—Foothiil Fables CBC 1.00-BBC News Commentary |0.80-Weather I Maritime Gardener l.l5-—lnlaod and Marine Weather

Leaders of more than 3.000 wait" and "We must save Ed.‘

Macssens is an independent} "it '1 fail in find ,, d,,(.,m. Mi 1 on i shall be

1‘ ill? 5l!‘lCl<Pi1 boy. carI'.Vl"iZ tact with the French authori- til." i

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South dealer. ace of diamonds. ha ruffed ch. _ jack in dummy. xlggggn He was now at a point where :J62 he had to either escape A club; loser or lose the contract if he.

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R|PLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT i .

‘tits cuarssu rim ACTUALLV was sou: eon PEANUTS

France WAS BOUGHT IN I800 BY JEAN LAGRAVE ran all BAGS omauuts !

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