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CFCYT¥ _, 10 The Guandian, Charlottetown, Sat, Jan. 10,1989 | " QHANNEL 13 RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ; DAILY GROSS WOKD ; ' ACROSS 3. Makes, 21, Hail! SATURBAY ; . poe ane 22. Sky- ; ic <}

2:45 p.m.—Saturday Matinee ‘ocx ail. + (ooek) trains pice hi =| A: psn Sameday Matinee 9. Assessment S-Gushe 24. Anger TIE Ke oO 5:00 p.m.—Aarr of Zorre amount Whir 25. King n% $:30 p.n.—Rin Tin Tin 10. Formal 7. Miens 3 6:00 p.m. Amateur combat 8. Nut Israel emes

Cav 11. Incites , 9 Indian 26. Rabbit Persie ex

6:30 p.m.—Royal Scotland and 12, Play . oo food 1 TRIE IN

re Montreal 14, Crowds 13. Wild buffalo 28 Parts SCULEEE 6:50-p.m.—CFCY TV News & SS Page (Ind.) of Tiedt Seecee 4 7:00 p.m.—Rifleman article ; * = 7:30 p.m.—Red Skeltoa 21. Blunder —

8:00 p.m.—Ivanhoe- | 8:30 p.m.—Saturday Date — 19. Capital 9:00 p.m.—Perry Como of Cuba

00 p.m.—N. H. L. Hockey 22, Brazilian

. tree <= 38. Close of | 35. Land measure eng 27. Outer parts wl, of bread 30. Bungling = 12:00 pm hoes _ Musical actor tt 12:30 p.m.—Oral Roberts * (slang) .

1:00 p.m.—This Is The Life $1. Letter wl 1:30 p.c.—The Gooti Life _ 32, Whoa! 2 2:00 p.m.—Ray the Top Rail 38, Fragrant — 2:30 p.m.—Over odors

3:00 p.m.—Junior Magazine a" WHO WAS ORDERED 35. Footless

4:90 p.m.—Citizen’s Forum ‘ON THE FARM OUT OF TOWN BECAUSE 37. Bear 4:30 p m.—Heritage OF J.C, WATTS ——=g-- WAS FEARED HE WOULD 38. Beetle 5:00 p.m.—20th Century AND SAVED ITS LAMB “0 > BECOME A PUBLIC CHARGE _ 39. Man's name 5:30 p.m.—Lassie FROM DROWNING SS RETURNED 30 YEARS LATER 40. Antlers ae Welungion we” — ENTIRE CITY = aa _ S

230 p.m.— > E j ee ee Pe a ce E te 7:00 p.m.—Bob Cummings . Za “ =

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’ 7:30 p.m.—Father Knows Best e ; 1. Beach

‘Senge | CONTRACT BRIDGE * | siz 8:30 p.m.— me 9:00\p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show . By B. JAY BE : 8: Article 5

:00 p.m---Wortd’s Sta v B. CCKER fi AIL 10:30 ck presen DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: > 11:30 p.m.-- zuine Words : AXYDLBAAXRE 12:00,a.m.—CBC TV News North dealer. the success of the slem depends 9 S&LONGFELLOW teats 12.08 f gcft—Local Weather ah ellen siebieeie. upon the location of the king of One letter simpl¥ stands for another. In this sample A Js P

Forecast No clubs. If West has it, the finesse used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, 12:10 a.m.—Sport Scores K9 gg succeeds and the contract is made, apostrophies, the length and formation of the words are all 12:15 a.m.—This_ Week ont ‘ declarer losing onty one club hints, Each day the code letters are different, hg 5 @AJ93 trick, but if East has it, the. ‘ CKCV’ — Moncton a SAQS He SE — fails and so does the con- A Cryptogram Quotation CHANNEL 2 @73 os But this view is incorrect, since AKWIJ@ ZW THCIWI TF WFAJUB : 910853 @AQ59G43 | there is 0 way for South tomeke =| YrIkLP—ONKITLAP..° Y: 10542 o8 the slam regardless of which ad- : SAT OR DA $sos $K642 ewe Avast aon — mes = Yesterday's Cryptequste: I WAS A STRICKEN DEER >» . : tclarer should not rely only on ERD 3:25 p.m.—Saturday Playbill e caves 2 luck of the deal, but should ate TEAS Lae. See LARS SEICE—-COWEEE, « Nevs, Weatuer, : . tempt to bring to his aid any (© 189, King Features Syndicate. Inc.) r 4 Sports aes @KQ76 ‘|}meang that can overcome bad ld

3:30 p.m.—Western Theatre $1073 luck if it exists, : = 4:30 p.m.—Junior Auction ce ee This he can dé ‘in the present reer 5 ES : = c wena re

3:00 p.m.—Zarro | , The bidding: ; ‘ hand by the following manner of ETTA KETT |

5:30 9.10. —hoo Tin i North East: South West play. He plays a low heart from

6:0 p.m.—The Early iw 1NT 29 3@ Pasg dummy on the opening lead and seein cs

‘soens ices 4@ Pass 66 trumps East's jack. Both the low HI WING! WHEN DO er ae Opening lead—two of hearts, | heart lead and East's two heart GEE LAMBCHOP”’ ve: esto gag ft How the defenders’ cards are | Sid have marked East with the RHONDA'S NOT MY I GET MY NEXT LES

7-30 p.m.—Red Skelton distributed frequently has a critic. | %¢¢ of hearts, a valuable bit of in- TYPE! I'M ONLY

8-00 Ce ee : al effect on the result of the play formation which declarer puts to TEACHING HER TO,

8-30 a Saturday Date of a hand. The outcome of de- Subsequent use. i sala he ee cage, Tiger! clarer’s play can be greatly af-| South then draws two rounds Ww 1 a Hock fected by whether the adverse of trumps, after which he cashes w“

0: a we. ey. Show cards are so placed that attempt-! four diamond tricks, ending in = 11:15 p.m.— a. a ed finesses succeed, or by whether | dummy. Now he leads the king of iO 11:30 a.m.—Nak ; ead suits break favorably. jhearts, on which East plays the Ss 12:00 a.m.—CBC News But not all hands depend solely ace, but instead of ruffing it, de- i 12:15 a.in.—dJuliette — upon the distribution of the op- clarer discards a club. | 12:35 a.m.—Movie: Strange ponents’ cards. There are also a' The play is over. East is on lead ‘iw

Case of Dr. X great many hands in which de- and is powerless at this point. iM clarer, by the exercise of appro- Whatever he returns, South makes $ U 4 D A Y priate skill, can overcome an ad- the slam. A club return goes right Y 2 verse lie of the cards. /into dummy’s A-Q; a heart return ' Ss 11:55 a.m.—Sign Os For example, in this deal, it permits declarer to discard @ cluk News, Weather, would appear at first blush that as dummy ruffs: the heart, a,

Program TERRIF LAST NIGHT 2 COUNTRY 12:45 p.m.—Dateline .~ ears Ae eee eee ) $3 fi \ WE DROVE FOR <7 WHERE'D ae RSE” ~

1:00 p.m.—Country - Calendar 10.15 Starlight Serenade - 7:30-—Breakfast Music 8) ae UTTERLY YOU < be, OF COU A. .

1:30 p.m.—Good Life Theatre 10.30 The Happytimes 8:00—CBC News and Weather be ois yy HOURS. park? )? Soe (G x< 2:00 p.m.—Premiere 11.00 Brant Inn Orchestra 8:15—Maritime Sportscast j \\! cer / : es wi ay ial

Performance 11.30 Don Warner's Orchestra | 8:20—Breakfast Music. ow ee &

3:00 p.m.—Junior Magazine 12.00 Dominion News 8:45—Jr. Farm B'cast , vans iS

4:00 p.m.—Citizen’s Forum 12.10 Sign Off. 9:00—Tops In Review Osa o 14:30 p.m.—The Heritage C.F.C.¥. SUNDAY | 10:00-—-CBC News ae 5:00 p.m.—20:h Century ‘ . 10:05—Grafton'’s Hour. = i ,¢ $:30 p.m,—Lassie = } (STANDARD TIME) 11:00- Children’s Magazine as u | 6:00 p.m,—News Magazine 7.58 Sign On ' 11:30-—Kerry Wood STR GS

6:30 p.m.—Rescue “8” |3.00 La Bonne Nouvelle. Sen Stamp Club KLE a Le p.m.—Bob Cummings 8.30 Radio Bible Class 12:00—World Church News. : U

:30 p.m.—Father - Knows Best 9.0 N 12:15—Sport College 8:00 p.m.-2December Bride nr ee 12:30—Carousel | 8:30 p.m.—C. G. E. Showtime ar pom aa a 4 1:0—CBC News and Weather | M a ” 9:00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show 4.19 Sunday Sc adi 1:15—French Stories (Sydney ETER i 19:00 p.m.—World’s Stage 9.30 Bible institute Bdest to Maritimes UGGS & SKE 10:30 p.m,—G. M. Presents 10.00 News 1:30—Music from the shows | os 11:30 p.m.—Fizhting Words | 10.15 Truth For Today, | 1:45—Movie Scene. & 12:00 a.m.—CBC News |10.30 Salvation Army | 1:59—D. O. Time Signal. Ad 12:10 a.m.—Sports Scores 11.00 Local Church Service - 2:00-—-Here’s Harmony (Sydney : o 12:15 a.m.—This Week 12.00 Gospel Songs and Hymns to Maritimes and Nfld.) y Zz 12:45 a.m.—Sign Off 12.30. Old Fashioned Revival Hour! 9-15This Week 4 a

’ 1.00 News and Weather 2:30—Traditional Echoes. : oe RADIO 1.15 Te Us A Story i 3:00—Metropolitan Opera. vy 1.30 Voice of Prophecy 5:30—Jazz for Saturday. + ww 2.00 Crusade for Christ | 7:00—CBC News. j z C.F.C.Y. SATURDAY - 2.15 Meet Your Weatherman | 7:10—Regional Weather. . oO , (STANDARD TIME) 2.30 In His Service 7:15—Saturday Sports Review J = RES pes 3.00 Where the Bible Speaks 7:30--U.N. On The Record. -HMN % i

6.58 Sign On 3.30 People’s Gospel Hour | 7:45—Stu Davies. sea © Arena, w

7.00 Hebrew Christian Hour 4.00 Hebrew Christian Hour | 8:00—Don Messer and His Is- SS a

7.5 nocag heyo a 4.15 Paul Carson ae landers. Tt | i. gal -

7.0 News and Weather 4.30 Hour- of Decision 8:30—Polka Party. ~

7.35 Country and Western Round-| 5.99 Cuckoo Clock House 9:30-—N.H.L. Hockey : 4) |

up 5. Church of the Air 11:30—CBC National News

7.49 Fatm Reporter 6.00 News and Weather 11:35—Musie Till Midnight. |

7.56 Interlude 6.15 Hymns of Memor; 12:00—Here's the weathér and “7. OH, RIGHT NOW I'D BE eo Bey oe 6.30 Music Album Sign off.— } SAVE UP en ed

eather . 7.00 Music f ims f eopeenett ————_—_—— JUNIOR | }

8.16 Country and Suge Round-| 7.35 Coatinental "eotea | rey 4

up 8.00 Family Bible 'Pickets Stop

a. 45 Weather | 8.30 Pat's Music Room : :

850 News | 9.00 Pat's Music, Room _ Newfoundland

_ ee oe = Parade. 9.30 Music by Mantovani ) i Shi t

30 Melody Par 10.00' News and Weather iru ipmenfs 9.55 News 10.15 Frank Chacksfield Orch. Pp P a a. a rae ee. be | GRAND FALLS, Nfld. (CP)

e ac Bi f ’s rap’ ~"" | Striking loggers-Monday stop’ 11.00 News Headlines :nd Wea- | 11.30 Hawaii Calls 2 ‘ two. independent contractors _ i q : ther : 3 12.00 Dominion News crossing picket lines with pulp = Magic of Musie 12.10 Sign Off wool for the Anglo-Newfound-

2.00 Weather CBA SATURDAY land Development Company plant ;

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ae an 7:15—Marine Weather. A spokesman for the Interna- ——--~—— oo — ——-

i Mostly ae 7:30—CBC News, Sports, and /|tional Woodworkers of America UR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE i

‘ oa eadlines and Wea Wéather. (CLC) said the union loggers . ‘ x

: i io. ——7 === | stopped contractor’ Frank ~Burt | eine

Tae jfrom crossing a picket line at yy i THE BIG UPHOLSTERED 8

1-27 Musical Interlude Badger. He was going to unload | yy DO YOU SEE THAT, PET? eae Y KNOW THE 13

1:30— ‘ + {a shipment of wood in a river | Mf \1'S HOOPLE AGAIN «= 1 AYOR , HARNEY «=

:30-Saturday Record Time | which flows t th ys HE" WHY DON'T YOu _

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200 News Headlines and © Burt made no attempt to break ¥/ FROM TOO MANY EGGNOGS , COMPLAIN < ; / a

: oe =. - through the line, the spokesman | jy, AX THE OWLS CLUG/o~ peat ¢ Ss: uu

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2.30 Pentesvetel Church thd a) e | seer heme, Sao. fee te ae Ni GAtaR neaa =

245 Saturday Record Time cst tT ah | through picket lines on the Lea-| in | , TRUNDLING HIM Spa P

: y Be mington highway, about 12 miles | HAZ) HOME IN A - ay! iy

go Ae Headlines and Wea Mou west of nearby Botwood. The! 1) i Va \ ( J

3. ‘ our spokesman said picketers stopped | Dian | |

co ae, — Breatd the trdtk and dumped the wood |

4.05 Saturday Record Time Your on the road. but later returned

4:30 The Outports Gweeten® » yous ‘and cleared it away at the: re

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610 Pops on Parade Dy & aa)

6.30 The Magic Carpet Ves NS hss <q

7.00 Waltztime . 1 Sa [Sere

7.15 Provincial Affairs ‘CCW i & =

7.9 News and Weather ey r aa '.45 Report from Parliament Hil = % :

8.00 Shurgain Amateur Caval- : = a JOU'RE ALL

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