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Article (Norse) 8:00 p.m—Scarlet Pimpernell . | com i ie z 8:30 p,m.—Reflections : | | ge ou of rose 9:00 p.m.—Parade . ¥, : éa | 9:30 p.m=-Have Gun Will \Trevel a a 40:00 p.m.—Wystt Earp 29. 10:30 p.m.—Lorette Young + } (pess.) -—y 31:00 p.m.—Explorations ' a bg 11:30 p.m.—TBA 11:45 p.m —Political Tetk—Liberal 33, -—— Canals 12:00 pm—CBC TV NEWS = 12:13 a.m—tLocel Weather ~ 12:15 a.m—Viewpoint — ‘ CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 3 #1. Weting a a o —<“—= (r.WAS BuiLT - = e a clei Oe ro NG, UbUMBARA oF SIAM | ooo y 8) 11:00 ee ' ; on 2 405T : TOOTH ? . Sayer ey 4 = 3:00 p.m.— Playbill a : Movie—Battle off Broadway : : awe’ | 4:30 p.m—A La Carte apore $00 pt and. fo —_CONTRACT BRIDGE at ) Re $:30 p.m: Woodpecker A: << . Rever- : 600 pam—Guppar~ Club By B. JAY BECKER — here's No ___ 6:15 pm—News camepeaparen 48. Disposi- ‘l- 6:30 p.m.—Supper Club e ° as E ‘ 8-22 = $40 pan—Supper Chi 7 | DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work ifs. 650 p.m—Spors==—SF © South desler. count of a hand, it is only be- -—— - ---- AXYDLBAAXRE “=a= > 7:00 p.m.—Highway Patrol North-South vulnerable. oe So oF ee ve ® LOXGFEBELLOW ea 7:90 pm—lim Bowie | ‘Wa nee 7 ani Aw ee |. + pai, Hag mal aa West leads « diamond. De- % Cle SAEEY analy cante Ser anata. tn tte ae “a 1960 PHILCO ‘ 8:30 p.m.—Reflections ° AIS clarer sees he has all the tricks three L's, O's, Singte letters, apos- < ‘ 640. aint provided there is no loser in | trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints, low omfeele @AT4 x . with Class A 9:30 p.m.—Have Gun Will Travel 4K962 clubs. He can lose @ club only each day the code letters are different. qe; " 3 ne ae 12. ~ oe8 a so yps . ~-NZTS NAKED TIGFSENXIB,OIDS 3 \." Ji * “ . = _ 12:00 am—CBC News oe 570th. [tee ek eee cee XH GZNXT EXE—GXEDIN.G§ - @ NOW ON DISPLAY 12:15 a.m.—CKCW News / 800TH — how the clubs are dis- uke i al MAY BB LE ai & FIREST: 8 12:20 p.m.—Sign Off oxGi088 In an effort to learn as much BY ROTE, BUT WISDOM NOT—STERNE. “ RD, Be sure tosee them . - « «©. « ONE HOME & AUTO €FCY RADIO es.he can about the construction ~~. OUR Yesteru Syndicate > « - the most admired toda . wp) . ‘Zaqes ~ << Sake'the diamond with the ne ee 2 | We take ANY ve y! CO. LTD. er H e —- = = 1 ol lee cms a dae ai 6 size or make TV in trade SUMMERSIDE THURSDAY East © | mond. After drawing two rounds : Fuss Sy Pass [ot trumps be cashes the A-Kot | ETTA KETT 8.38 Sige On ig Pass e . ' : Hour 4m Pas 4@ Pass spades and ruffs 2 spade. 6.00 Hebrew Christian Round-| 2 - Pas SH j Pas Then he trumps dummy’s last cic se wa sis 16 E % au a: arta De . sure e. 6.30 News —— lead—jeck of dis clarer is on Hasy Street He has ETTA'S BEEN ON a 6.35 Weather ° ‘| gotten count was ° T PHONE 6.40 Country & Western Round No one can claim to be 2 good | ing for. a oe HOUR ” 4 up eard player until he learns to} East showed up, during the 7.00 News eount out a hand. The art of/ play, with a singleton spade. \ am ~ Zz _ 7.10 Weather getting = count of the oppo-| West, therefore, started with ny 4 Fe)” F aw 7.15 Country & Western Round-| pent? canis is not beyond the/ seven spade. West also folic “1 BG A) - I eapacity of anyone, since about | ed to two heart and three dis- N “ 7.30 News & Weather all it is the ability and | mond leads. Hence he could not ~* 4 7.35 Musical Interlude eeaene to cout ia nambirs have been dealt more than one a aw up to thirteen. duh, q 50 Interlude most people Accordingly, South leads & 8.00 News eee meetin el emt As low club to the king (West fol- 8.10 Weather a result, it costs them many a|lowing suit) and = low club 8.16 Country and Westerns fick, and these lost tricks | back. When East plays the F Reundep. mount up to the loss of many «| seven, South plays the eight. (It f i. 2 ee game Or slam in the course of Sate Oe SS Oe cae) ma HA-HA! ALWAYS JOKING ! 8.50 News time. in this column, | the Declarer would enter od A MAN NAMED COoPE ; 9.00 Morning Devotions mally conduct a campaign dummy with a trump and take WAIT.” _ CONTROL Your- IF YOU PULL. THE conanot tar danten nolae eccastonally ” =e 9.10 Morning Moods $a favor of having more. vig-| the marked club ) That's SELF" Geen tee WHAT PHONE OFF THE > ANXIOUS 7 GET IN TOUCH 9.30 Top Tune Time qrous attention paid to the/ all there is to it. eer — THE PHONE COPAY WALL ONCE MORE= | 4 WITH You! = pad eo © 1358, King Features Syndicate, Ine.) Cm ee THEY'LL DISCONTINUE | o of usic: e? e na ais caaulee of the air | “ a ~ < 10.05 Mag turned to their-homes, after spen-| |“ than nceayParee | MURRAY RIVER |sinsce"nonaus’ nutes] ag . 11.00 News Headlines and Wes wr. and Mrs. Roland Moore re-_ ao New Germany, love o ther cently returned to Murray River; Mr. and Mrs. George Buckler i 11.02 Magic ef Musie from a weeks vacation in Mon- and daughters of Hamilton, On- ~~ co 4 a 7 treal and Ottawa. They a eee tario, have-returned to their home | - tL = 11.45 Magic of Musie ek ana coenede ty car through| valet ag go My me /| 12.00 Weatser Vermont, New Hampshire, and| Buciders’ parents, oer. and Mrs. . Sl | ne ee Danes Maine with their daughter and| David Glover, ews : son-injaw, Mr and Mrs. Max-| Mr. and Mrs. Byron Sharpe and OUR BOARDING HOUSE a

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a o z ther af 1:02—Mostly Music. Miss Hazel Vaniderstine, Char-| holidays at the home of Mrs. oc ‘ 2.00 Mostly Musie (Cont.) eee ben a —t SS ees mother, Mrs. MM. Mac- na 2.30 Back to the Bible. Murray River, gu | Leod, Murray River. : . 3.00 News Headlines and Wea-| Miss Alice MacLeod. | Miss Janet Stewart, has return- GOR, FRIST ARES Zz ther Miss Clair Brehaut recently re- ed to Charlottetown after spend- FARM ACROSS TH ROAD 3.02 Best on Request turned to her home in Toronto,| ing two weeks at the home of! [ANDI GKOUGHT YOU ° - — and Weather Ontario, after spending her vaca- | her mother .Mrs. Norman Stew- a eee ee uw ; Outports tion at.the home of her parents, | art, High Bank. | S LTE 5.00 News & Weather Mr, and Mrs. Fred D. Brebaut,| Mr Alex Harty, Murray River,| JY Sarah GEAR a 7 §.19 The Outports (Cont.) Murray River. is a patient in the Kings County Oe ehiwt An re ae - om wens ae ton Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Carter of Memorial Hospital, Montague. S'P0SED 10 HANE BROKE , 7.00 Sports Roundup Debert, N.S. and Mrs. Rena Mac-| Sat. Clifford Herring of Dart-) |/ 90¢= FROM A CIRCUS, 11M 7.05 Musie for You Callum of Truro, N.S. were re-; mouth, N.S. recently spent a UT HE AIN'T ‘ 7.30 News and Weather cent visitors to Murray River, the | Weekend at the home of his par- ( 745 Don Messer and His Is-| guests of Mr Norman MacLeod! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Her- AND ILL USS MY 6TERLING landers Mrs. Florence Hirtle, and son Timg, Murray River. ; ee ae BORSA LC 8.00 Assignment Jammie, Mrs. Hirtle and children) Miss Donalda MacKay R.N. of y JUST IMAGINE THE LOOK OFF 9.00 News & Weather 'of Braintree, Mass., recently re-| Charlottetown, is spending a week | 9.10 Starlight Serenade z at the home of her parents, Mr. | 2 - 10.00 Lady in a Fog 7:10—Commentary. . and Mrs. William J. MacKay, ry, 10.30 Traveller’s Night Life 7:15—Music. Murray River. 11.00 Domizion News 7:30—Rawhide and Music. Mr W.illiam Jewell of North Ri- od ve ——« 8:00—Teen-Tempo and Music. | ver, returned to his home after os : | 8.25—Tempo spending a week at the home of | = gt Weather 8:30—Album for Thursday , | his daughter, Mrs. Angus Mac- | © a THURSDAY a Performance. “ | Kay and Mr. MacKay, High Bank & Bag ¢ « oe. | ai. Denes Witicou of Mase. > ° DAYLIGHT .TIME > ae amber . a spending his holi- = 7:15~—Marine Weather and Fill] 4). days at the home of Mr. Bruce 7:30—News, Weather and Sports ae and Talk. | Stewart, High Bank. 7:35~A.M. Chronicle. 12:00—Here’s the Wether sal Mrs. Oliver Hume and sons of | 4) 8:00-~News and Weather. Sign Off aaa anineg ag. recently spent aj : 8:15—Maritime Sportscast _ lew days in Murray River, the! si¢ at the home of his son and Mir : mother, Mrs. Clara Porter, ’ :20-A, M. Chronicle. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carette| daughter-injaw, Mr. and Mrs.|tay River. ‘a Porter, Mur i of Devotions Beck : i i 9:00—News. 5 _« | Archie Acorn in Lington, while| Mi. and Mre. Bruce Porter and| & Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jardine! wari and ; : 9:05—A.M. Chronicle. | and family of Campbeliton, N.B. ae a working |son of Oakville, Ontario, are) 26 > 9:55—News. ° p |were fecent visitors to Murray| age. Ge . spending their holidays at the|© meas 10:00—A. M. Chronicle | River onan arles ee sanity | homes of Mr. Leith Buell, White! © Sean Vey A 0:45—Morning Commentary. : : P a week a e home of | Sa and Mrs, Clara Porter of WLLL 7 —@ & ameter Consumers. he For real | Sir. and Mrs. Sterling MacKay |@is grandmother, Mrs. Victor Ra-| Murray River = a RTS) 11:00—News h ° and daughter Bonnie, were recent | fuse Georgetown. Mr. and Mars. Lloyd Tuttle q " y a 11:03—Mr. Homnie’s House ene wing | Visitors to St. Charles, the guests | ngigs Eileen Hayter ieaitis’ Howe tebe. 40 teatel ) Se °31:15—~Performer’s Showcase 4 satisfactio | of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Gallant. of the Chariot! tetown G pen omy home in F sine Virgini anes it ey ; 11:30—Conductor’s Corner. en Mr. and Mrs. Charles White and| Soending her holidays is ig ee Nene a We " ; | family of Bonshaw have recently ee ee ays at\ the| spending their holidays at’ the oO P| home of ~her parents, Mr and} home of Mrs. Tuttle's parents,/™) | -

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spending some time at the home Miss Judy Saunders has re- of her parenty, while her hus-| turned to her home in Kitchner, band who is in the R.C.A.F. is| Ontario, after spending her holi- in Ontario, on a course. | days in Murray River. While here

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