(the greyng hate is AM thick | The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mor, Avg. 1; 1966. AY , ~—— sain , i 2 ene the pale blue eyes —— - me ’ ATPIRSTT. 9 * YT THOUGHT MY HAIR a ! AND BY MISTAKE WAS USING F ~ < , f 1 : : . 4 Living ca parents, Mr.and Mrs. Joseph jOltawa were recent guests at °° [/} 2x ( SOUANE RMEVE) | Say HOD BECOME |’ ae Oey

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hills : Mrs Fred “McRae. Toronto: ‘office duties insToronto. Oh! at- The front-door cbimes:: ring Ont. is visiting relatives’ and ter -spending her summer holl- ne first five notes of his old- friends in Tignish .jdays With her parents, Mr and

time. theme, My Time is -Your Mrs Camille Chaisson, Toron- (Mrs. Joseph. Conway, Tign'sh By GENE HANDSAKER it may seem unbetiey abte, but 1M, faintly: on the. first to, Ont, -is spending a summer , Mr. \and Mrs. Howard -Riley HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Up and ngxt. Thursday the graiid-caddy Me. because he * has found 9}; d-a y with relatives and and members of their family down long -stairwiys, Mmble as of crodners will be°65 years old. no one to repail the mechanism. ‘friends: in Tignish [irom Hames, Ont., are spends.) @ mountain goat, Rudy Vallee . Valle 65? That® slim, @moorh ,.% Chamber’ beneath and as Mrs. Phillip’ Callaghan and |i @ vacation: yith rel latives,| led a tour of his hilltop mansion, \fellow with the wavy hair, who big as the tennis court has a family of Toronto, » Ont, are. and friends in the Tigmish area.)

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’ ; t lee orche, aligns = $230,000 Mr. and Mrs Terrance Perry ents; Mr. and Mrs. Hector Bu- y “Tyeaaphonee = eee ae escent tiene worth,” haa . Stacks of and.family are visiting fhe sie Tignish. m = / phones! -I live in the present a7 had leading the musicians? the nee ete nCceh Evecy er The Gea ML Oe | Mrs. Alma Buote, "Tiguish © a r a ceneration A his™fans mnie 5 eee aoe Little Girl’ Wants a Rudy Val-‘eph Perry. Tignish, also visiting receiving treatment at the Char. | : ee Der I'm Just a Vagabond Love All of the scripts! from the. Perry home is their son El- lottetown Hospital. @ The Maine Stein Song, ‘Th his famous radio “hour, which mer of Montreat. i Serre tere ene = an i pik : Whiffenpoof Song, The. Damng spanned the decade: 1929-39 and) Mrs: Leona Gavin accompan-| QUEBECER BU ILT CAR Ro Young Man. on the Flying: ‘Tra- was second only to Amos ‘n! ied by her son John and daugh- | iol list. (P& Him 657, Impossible! Andy in ‘popularity. ter: Carol of Toronto, Ontaria, he first gasoline car made in gg ane -ADuOy fe eee pi Yes, said Vallee: , _ Every record he ever made are spending their summer vaca- Canada was built by George 3S ings are publishe ree itive: made ouk Inv medicare i Stored, every movie script, tion with relatives and friends Foote Foss in his bicycle rma wm charge as a public service and forms, and, like “ithe -Jates @very... program from__tens® of in the, Tignish area. ....* . appear as presented (© U8 BY Adoiohe Menjou probally wil] ousands of appearances. |, Beth Clark of Albany, N.-Y., ‘shop in’ Sherbrooke, Qiie.,> the ‘stations concerned. arive to the social se@urity ot- canes ata Dan: eee and.- Thursa Bowness R.N. * of 1897. ice and collect) my $125 any cst, ie G : _MANDAY PROGRAMS [month 1 don't work vient John F Kenedy at_How RIPLEY" s BELIEVE IT OR (NOT fy CFCY-TV WORKS ON BIRTHDAY tn. Succeed; some’ of the stars {

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Wanders : : ¥ 28 Morning Roundup | 7.03—Music In The Evening lof Prescott, Ont. ‘| 47. Gives over pl 7 45<Isiand Wéather& Mar. Temp.) 7-30-CBC Halifax Chamber Orch. |. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DesRo- | 48. A long fees “J &k—Morning Roundy | ae ches and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ‘time > 7 55—Sports Capsule’ & Scoreboard , a6 ohio hoe Estate |DesRoches of Toronto’“Ont. are: DOWN @ : 8.00—Naws:: ° : Bb auAie Manadicg jguests at the home of their. fa- y Gonna: my 6 tt Weather 10:00—CBC National News ither Izaire DesRoches and af: the ‘ source 5 8-16-—Morning. Roundug 10:15—Teday’s Editorial and Speaking home of their atint Mrs Fidele | Verbal a 8.55—Weather Persanally \Bernard, Tignish 3. Value 9.00—Natonal News - CBC 10.30—The Best. Of Ideas ‘| Visiting the home of Mr and 4. Consumed | 3 9 10—Nétes and Musie 11.00—CBC News \Mrs. Frank Gaudet, Tignish are ~~ 96. 00 News. &. 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1.00—News and Weather NORTH West I | ener . é led a club Sout j j Q ee ood ~ Ipeeded in making 12 tricks for || Saturday's Crvptoqucte:; WORDS ARE RATHER THE : Lieve Tapp Show _ ¢ 2 a score of 680 points. The only DROWSY PART OF POETRY; IMAGINATION THE LS (ae “EttoNews end Weather qsrds trick he lost was a club, . || OF IT—FELLTHAM Foi an ua Sas 4 The bidding at the second ta- | (© 1986, coed Features Syndicate, Inc.) S'CUSE ME | oh 4 sSaAuteotent hed 932 ble, where Jellinek and Sotinel | if ee FER JEST A SECOND, ; Fina hd 2.58—Thougkt For Today oo “@93 : leis, where oe -South, for Aus- Pi tT FERGOT rPUTMY IS MAKING A BAD f < 58 -ho ight For Taday 9 AK Pier yee aed tae from routine, ORF BRAKE j | 4 q date Headlines & washer $00 i wntit® x oe hee Tat eee eee OUR BOARDING HOUSE mag " iS | MTB Pree tH) , . 03—Trans Canada Matinee : . oS sees | ‘i ’ ' tate tri 2 wm enss 1 iit ia ade ag 7 Sy ap 00—=News Headlines ‘and Weather @ 1053. Pass 1@ 2 2NT ' [FOR ONCE SAKE WON'T GET AWAY) | ae nic BANK THAT WAS iP ‘ 4 03Canadian Roundup $62 \| Pass 3NT iis ; WITH Hi MIDNIGHT-BARGAIN souines ALL QVER BY nN . 4.10—Pop Caravan - , halo ts : : HUNTS! ONE FALSE MOVE AND ELECTRIC Gein) eit SoME- z ! N or) &05—Ne vs and. Weather : The brectng: Mathieson, playing with Kon- this: INFRA-RED CAMERA BODY WALKED OFF WITH ONE ° y YF ; 8.05—The Ovitoorts sa os _|stam, became declarer, at three @ y vvikt PICK UP THE OF THE EYES withouT BvEN- Ly : : : niet 8 23 Merive Weather North East South West (notrump doubled on the se- EVIDENCE ? HE'LL DO GETTIN’ STAMPED OVERDRAWN/ Oo : $.28—The Outports 1@ 32@ 38 4@ © ‘quence shown. Schneider laid a SSLENOUGH TIME TO Aa |x : $.45—Sports ‘Capsule and Score-| Pass Pass /4 Pass. trap by overcalling one diamond Gtow A THIRD > __ board ; 5@ pase / BO Pass’ with two. clubs in the hope that eee ee ee siete Outpons i 5@ ; his opponents would eventually Gu en Bie Opening ‘tead— “two of clubs i ‘contract for three notrump, and fae i a renvents._ Muste This hand oecurred in a match Mathieson fell right into the : made Seepage MicKer cae ee oe [between Austria and England, trap when he elected tn bid two |. ‘ assur the national drini< by : ON GHY 8. MSIE ere rernjetoen laved ins Lotdon © wayback in notrump instead of raising ‘dia- i 7 0—Back to the Bib! pie. si oe oo “7 JO—N cear 1987." monds. Certainly a simple bid | j ell fe bial : In those days Aust had the jof two diamonds: would have | =a = pee a iedule =—>—tbest Yeani-in_Europe,_and_it was | |given a-more accurate picture_of_| ret t abe ‘ os ‘not at all surprising, that Shewel-— ‘his hand than his actual bid of | - i 9 00~ nda "i a tae : “ldefDJellinek, Herbert and von. two notrump, i . : . 0.00-CRC National Nl @n._Bliethorn, wha composed the |. North led a club and Schnel- “i Pidtibent -f i Ts tre Aan esa peaiads defeated the Bri- ‘der took it with the ac# and pre. > : ia sinmunendaceaneiclaanebdiligth " CASH..bL.apade.t: ' . 11485 Ne hash at Ideas CBC. 304 Sa ; He then played. a heart and Jett. | : Zz : hi VipoeNews and Regional Weather Tyne bidding may seem strange nek. scored the A-Q to defeat |- ~ 1) -5ccStar taht Siete ry present-day s standards, but ithe contract five tricks -- 1.400 | 's the way it went when points. The “Austrian tea gain-

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