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CFCY TV CHANNEL 13

SATURDAY

porn—Afternoon Musicale p.m.—Mark Of Zorro p.m.——Wild Bill Hickok p.m.uMy Little Margie p.m.-—.Grand Ole Opry p.m.——Here & There p_m.—CFCY News p.m.-—Big Playback p.m.—Have Gun, Will Travel p.m.—Holiday Ranch p.m -Bob Crosby Show p.m.——Great Movies — : p.m..—-Here’s Duffy :00 p.m.-CBC TV News 12:08 e.m.—-Local Weather Forecast 12:10 earn—Saturday Playhouse 1:45 a.m.-—Sign Off ,

SUNDAY

p.m.—-Afternoon Musicale p.m.——This Is The Life p.m.—Hometown ‘

p.m.— The Sky p.m.—-Summer Magazine p.m.—Burns 8: Allen p.m.—Father Knows Best o.m.—Frontier Justice pun—Mark Saber p.m.—Ed. Sullivan Show. Stage

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10: p.m.—Showtime

11: p.m.—-Closeup

11: p.m.——Explorations

12: p.m.—-—CBC TV News.

12:08 e.m.—'-Local weather fore- cast

:10 e.m.—-—This Week

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p.m.—Early Evening TV‘ News p_m.—Weather p.m.—.‘>ports p.m.—Here and There p.m.———Assignment Foreign Legion 8:00 p.m.—Have Gun, Will . .. Travel 8:30 p.m.—Holiday Ranch

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9 00 p.m.-—Bob Crosby Show ‘

10 00 p.m.-—Great Movies

11 30 p.m.r-—Here‘s Duffy

12:00 a.m.—-CBC News

12:10 a.m.—CKCW News

12:15 a.m.—“The Green Glove" 1:30 a.m.—Sign Off

SUNDAY

8:40 pun—Sign on K News, Weather, I Sports p.m.—-Sacred Heart Pro-

gram p.m.—This Is The Life : p.m.——Hometown‘ : p.m.-—Country Calendar p.m.&—The Sky p.m.—Summer Magazine p.m.—Burns 8: Allen p.m.-—Father Knows Best p.m.—Frontier Justice pm.—-Mark Saber p.m.——Ed Sullivan Show p.m.—Wor1d’s Stage p.m.—Showtime p.m.—Close Up p.m.—Explorations a.m.—-CBC News a.m.——This Week a.m.—Sign Off

MONDAY

4:55 p.m.—Sign On News, Weather, Sports 5:00‘p.m.—Man From Tomorrow 5:15 p.m.—Children’s Int. News 5:30 pan—Range Rider 6:00 pun—Western Theatre 6:30 p.m.—-Early Evening TV News:

0: , p.m.——Wéather p.m.—Spot1ight on Sports p.m.—-—Leave It To Beaver 'p.rn,—Wrest1ing p.m.-—'Souvenir

p.m. -The Millionaire p.m.—-On Camera « p.m.—-I Love Lucy p.m.-—Tugboat Annie p.m.—Studio One a.m.—CBC News a.m.—CKCW News

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CFCY SATURDAY STANDARD TIME 5:58—Sign On 0:00—Hebrew Christian Hour SAG—Musical Moments 6:30—News 6:35—Weather GAO—Golden Valley Boys 7:00—News and Sports Capsule 7:05—Weather ' 7:10—Sacred Heart Program 7:25-_-Country and Western Roundup 8:00—News Stu—Weather BAG—Country Roundup 8:45—Weather 8:50—News too—The Week’s Hit Parade 9:30—Concert on the Mall. 9:55—News 10:00—Teen Times 10:30—Back to the Bible

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Opening lead—ace of, hearts.

You might win Willy speak- ing, there are two types of bid- First is the player who leaps to game or slam quickly, or just as suddenly comes to a grating halt at a part score cou- tnaot. He sizes up the situation, makes a urnlatenal decision, and hopes it comes out right.

Art the other end the pole the bidder with the scientific turn of mind who makes as many bids as possible to show every suit and higth he has, and

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a practical one. The more bids 3 player makes, the greater the chance he will make a er- ror. Also, the more bids he mak- es, the greater the chance his partner make an error. But some bands do occasionah 1y come up that require lengthy bidding sequences. When these occur, the long road to the final contract is fiollowed, as witness . today’s hand. North had slam aspirations as soon as South opened the bidding, but lacing him was the specter oftwoheartlosers.HIebidedlns time by bidding I: made. The raise to two spades didn’t take care of the heart problem. The three club bid, which ordin- arily would show the ace, was a manufactured bid designed to eli- cit a heamt response firom South. When allSouthdidwasbidtln-ee spades, the basic problem re- mained unsolved. North then bid four diamonds. 'Ilhese w ere tall words hum South’s point of View. South hIad bid in terms through- out. having twice shown ness to play under game. North’s bids were obviously shfialpdedhgg slam tries, since he 00 ‘. 9 bid same directly twice befiore'. So South bid four ism, he laIkaed the ace, or values than he had previousl shown. as well as some heart conuol. ‘ , That Was all North needed to

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11:02—Magic of Music. -~

11:30—Néws

HMO—Weather I _;

11:45—The Magic of Music. '

12:00—Weather

12:05—Marches and Waltzes

12:30—News and Weather

12:45—Mostly Music. '

LOO—News Headlines and Wes- ther

1:02—Mostly Music.

1:30—Salvation Army Program

2:00—News Headlines and Wea-

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2:02—Saturday, Record Time '

2:30—Pentecostal Church Bdcst.

2:454aturday Record Time

3:00—News Headlines and Wea- ther

3:02—Saturday Record Time

4:00—News and Weather.

4:05—Saturday Record Time.

4:30——The Outports

5:00—News

5: lo—Interlude

5:15——The Outports

6:00—Music For You

6:30—News and Weather

6:35—Music For You :

GAS—Provincial Affairs

7:00—Don Messer

7:30—News and Weather

7:45—Report firom Parliament Hill

3:00—Saturday Hoedown.

9:00—News and Weather

9:10—Saturday Hoedown

91w—The Hometowners

10:30—Brant Inn Orchestra 11:00—Dorninion News

CFCY SUNDAY STANDARD TIME

7:28—Sign On

7:30—La Bonne Nouvelle

8:00—Radio Bible Class

8:304unday School by Radio

9:00—News and Weather

9:15—Truth for Today ‘

9:30—Bible Institute Bdcst.

10:00——News

10:04—Weather

10:15—In Recital

10:30—Voice of Prophecy

11:00—Local Church Service

Headlines and Weather

12:00—Gospel Songs and Hymns

Play Safe While ._ You Drive!

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. ‘ Hour , / lam-News and Weather - 1:15—Tell Us A Stuff 1:30-In His Service ' 2:00—News .1 2:03—Capitol Report -2:30‘—-Hebrew Christian Hour ' 2:45—Me1achrino Musicale V 3:00-Where the Bible Speaks 3:30—People’s Gospel Hour 4:00—Hour of Decision 4:30—Church of the Air 5:00—Crusade For Christ 5:15—Paul Carson 5:30—Toytown. 6:00—News and Weather 6:15—Hymns of Memory 6:30-——Continental Carousel 7:00—My Word 7:30—Pat’s Music Room 8:00—Pat’s Music Room 8:30—Mantovani 9:00—News and Weather 9:15—Frank Chacksfield chestra 9:30—Stardust 10:00—Bod’s Scrapbook 10:30—Hawaii Calls 11:00—Dominion News HAD—«Sign Off

Negro May Get Execution Stay

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (API—A Negro sentenced to die nexlt weckioranolbIbenyinwhichah 82-year~olnd white woman says he Itriedtorapehermaygetastay of execution.

Jimmy Wilson is scheduled to die Sept. 5 tor a robbery that netted him $1.95 but the State Supreme Court, which upheld the verdict, has been asked to recon- sideIr.

A source at the court said Mon- day that because oi'the time el- ement, _a reprieve probably will

granted. IIf the request still Is pending Sept. 5, the reprieve will be autmnatic.

Wilson. 55. was convicted of robbing Mus. Estelle Builder ’at her home in rural Perry County the night of July 27, 1967. She told the jury the Negro, ‘WIhIO hIad mocked tor her as a chokedher, triedtonaipehcrand:

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Although Wilson was unarmed, prosecutor B 1.3. n chard McLeod said the Negro put Mms. Banker “in fear of her life.” Under Ala.-

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