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, es ern rewlr |. GRANOMA WAS 5O THERE: SHE GOES IN_.| TO THE RUSTY SPOON DINER |*

' jase were here for a week from | BEEN aenocis | ONE OF HER DIGGUIGES.| | FOR A HAMBURGER WITH’ 4 : : - BRISTOL Boston, have returaed to their) i

SO MUCH To ee i NEIGHBORS A

FRENCH FRIES AND se nla : adopted city again after a poor LL. SHAKE OPAL 4 :

Mrs. A.B. McAdam, suffered a holiday. It was unfortunate that Q_ Yt

ave ror heart attack last week and was’ Mr., Hooper was ill during’ his gy ie rice removed to the Charlottetown vacation stay and unable to get > Hospital’ for treatment. Her con-, aroiund_to the plates he intended a, NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.! and rie and always Irish dition _is_reported as _not very to go.

viere's beer, there's ale, and even in British Columbia. Pri Suh Pee MENSA ahd MG iserunua,: 5 f — Mrs,.Mary Ellen Flynn, the fore 4

there's stout--and. then there's Visitors to/Dublin, where Ar- Cae culated ~, Mrs. Jame’s A. Addie O'Brien, | mer Mary Decoursey, has return- Guinness stout ‘ thur Guinness opened’ for bus. Groups of eri preer exnerte | ‘a residefit “ofthe Sacred Heart ed to Boston, after a short Visit.

All brewmasters heave? their Ness in 1759, are likely, ‘to: be made periodic. ‘Visits to. the Home who planned to. spend & with her sisters here arou.id the’ wecrets cand methods of brewing regaled ‘with numerdus “theories brewery for taste tests on, a jweek-end in her old: home here aid home. It 8: hall’a eeniury avstinctive.: suds .— “but the on the success ofthe stout Par- 6,250-galion ° batch ee meet where she was born more tha since Mrs. Flynn left here as a legend surrounding the .prew- takers of the, brew ‘give many brewed here aden the new leighty years ago failed to make | young girl and she is retired now

P Guinness stout are great reasons. for—its=sucress——£ tg gs |the trip last week owing to her from the staff of the Sharton x as . Say it's the water irene ane BC brewed ee Me ar failing health. Her legs are hér | Hotel in Boston after many years ver Liffey. A’ myth. crédits a business a? greatest trouble as it is hard to of service:/A sister Hilda did not

chunk of beef left. te stand in ( jget around. make the trip home this summer O the vat : RELY ON IRISH . |, Mr- and’Mrs. Frank McAdam, 4S herevaéation tithe was set for

: ~rea ’ . ; f ‘ri $s,-Vis javother date.

the collowing program lis But—these--reasons vary al- The local plant is ‘still de- were Friday aoe visitors to | &:101 1e a :

. re published free ef Most with the hour of the night. Pendent on Dublin. Shipments thé city. Frank a arge fisherma’} We learn W ith deep regret of —_ “ 5 uabiia cee aoe The real answer to the .dis- of barey malt have to be im- tells us_there was just as many the passing in Charlottetown this charge tinctive. Guinness i orted,. for it's the malt that /lobsters caught this season a8 /\oek E appear. as presented te us by suinness taste lies in P« eS s g week of our long time friend Ron

such staple products as barley. gives Guinness. its’ dark color. other years but ‘there are so

waLIINS BF SOONW

“the stations concerned. ‘and yeast, ‘says Ken Me. Like expensive coffee_beans, the many fishermen now there just alt waren of Montiel: ”: The \Namara, vice - president. in. Malti roasted to ‘the com- isn't enough for evervoue to get old Carter home was for fifty “FRIDAY PROGRAMS——-¢?##e—0l~- operations —at—the—Pane-s-old—reliable..formula. la_big haul. Mackerel and codyears or more a welcome haven _. : ape er Lane Brewery here . ae shipped or Dubin is ree eee See Se but |for anyone travelling that part CECY-T »-Mr___MeNamara__is—the--man_-Pedgree_yeast,.whith..comés__in many 2 ermen.have land- ; . fee . - x responsible for placing localy- ™00.- pound shipments Me- ed their fishing gear and gone oF the-country“and Sonny sah’ wah gach ved_ Guinness ont mar. Namara. expained that. the into other employment, inostly tH be-sorely-missed_We exte rd 309 pmeto Tt fhe Truth ket” in July. The company Yeast PRUep lies five-fold in a /building. “Tour sincere sympathy to his fam=— 2.25 p’m.—Bdonie Prudden Show _ started Producing the, stout un- brew. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooper, lily. § 3 355 pm-rMilestones of the sik * preduction - agreement “Guinness reserves a portion : f Dee Century =~ wit suinness Overseas Ltd. of the ‘yeast produced each da ee ee 4 Vacationtine and Labatt Breweries of Can- for the following. day's. brew,” * RIPLEY’ 's BELIEVE IT ‘OR ‘NOT Sy > 69 p This ts the ut ada Lid : he said. ‘‘That way they have | : Nie t &% : Outiook Because it now is: produced kept the same strain for over 4 i 660 pom. Mn. td ‘locally. the B.C. Liquor Control 200 years. A portion of the yeast | ' eh iho Carelle | Roard has dropped the price of used in a Dublin: brew comes to | ce > 00 oim:-—-CECK TV News“). Guinness to $3.31 a dozen, ine us’ 3 7 /$ pome= IBA cluding tax, compared to $4.77 The two other: ingredients of |. i TIO Pie the -Fintsiones a dozen for -the imported prod- Guinness Pi hops and water— 609 p.m.—The Munsters : uct present no. ‘difficulties in B.C. { Rg r Doing. Reed Show Guinness comes © BC. with And contrary to the- many. old ’ 900 p.m.—Lenie Breau Show * A reputation for benefitting legends--Guinness does not use i 9.30 pin Get Smart both expectant mothers and water from the River Liffey. It ; 1°00 pom. —Friaay Theatre Imsh racehorses. It has ‘been uses water from’ springs in! e the-End of the Affair described as a help against |County Kildare for the 5,000,000 | _ oe > anemia and insomnia. lasses r day sold in Britain | 0p C8C_T4 Ness Whatéver the > qualities of the’ cand Ir —_ : : mares a . i713 @.m.—Local Weather and ~ 2 eae, - DELUNG A Nur - wer ee Spart Seores S : $ 9 HANN, ES ee Peet om. — Sign OH BECAME A et YOUR “JUKEBOX Our- se Commons Commi ee See cane ‘ IN 1759 AT THE 123.52 p.m.—-Statian Sion On AGE OF /6_

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2 $30 p Bonnie Pruddean 255 ~™.—Milestones of the a stuit By CAROL MOLLINS. ‘onan be tempted to “play | 4.0 Vacation Time LONBON (CP) An. all-party the»cameras.’ : “§ Win.m,—-On Safari, Commons committee has rec The House of Commons | £30 pan 2 took ~ ommended that Parliament put sent otnenas: al oven TE | | Om ; Pace - 600 amie. Flintstones itself under public scrutiny Piete : Fs > es eee 5 Aq emccliy News 2 pega telet aur But it ‘adda | British networks for recording t f ‘Tee SPIRE THAT FULFILLED A PROPHECY EST REST Weather -'the rider that the parliamentar- ‘and program use, the committee | TOWER, the Cathedral of Chichester, England, WAS CONSIDERED SO SAFE: fA pint ak. SBOrs . tans should be able to select and Said after a year's, study. Ma- | THAT FOR 400 YEARS IT WAS SAID: SIF CHICHESTER CHURCH STEEPLE EVER gary eR edit tor GAbIiS peaeeuaioe jor ‘parliamentary. events sea FALL —IN ENGLAND THERE IS NO KING AT ALL’. JHE SPIRE COLLAPSED P40 -p.mecthe: Saint Sy publ s tess eroadinsat ve: ON FEB. 21, 186/~ DURING THe REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA — WHEN THERE || 8:30 p.m.—Peyton: Place—itt The commiffee report came ~ ne ee Re oe: THRONE OF ENGLAND. @ ime § ome entree tae : = : ea But the. system could also Sn er a2 6205 Choris Gentlemen out. agaimst continuous TV ove ae political dispute if, $.30 5 Get Smart transmission of €ommons busi- |; 1 liti- = - : |for example, . sensitive -po = 1000 pi.—friday Night st the ness, “partly because the cost cians andoutside news orgalils- es Movies - e was tele but also be- atone Ware to construe the |"? eS eh 4 _— PRES ee eee mgenbers: style and detail of: Eee DA | LY ‘CRO SSWO RD - . fe nas eas 2 Soa self-coverage as unfair or S es e a $0.45 ~ t 3. aw k T3.99--p-rv.=—CBC National News -45—-Interiude of Music _ased, observers suggested. an ROBOT: : ert: = ee al 9215 am.-LIV: News Highlights 11:00—CBC News . headed” b . Nursery . False! 8 a mM The committee, eade vy Shvine 4. Ignited bor 12.17 am.—Friday Nite Movie Com (11 orning Commentaior = -. —/Tabor.. journalist “and broad- | rl . Threads f Nnved 7 Ju Grace For Const umers “pir S. rea o iD] ae nee : ee 2h an pacaet A lues caster Tom Driberg, said live! © Tebark 6. Birds Wau A eee Panta mi it Se reas Z continuous coverage would be 9 Demons 7. Biblical _ Mexi- 2 | CFCY RADIO fons ; : “impracticable and undesir- 49. shun land. ‘ co 8 j{1.45+On The: Sunny Side jable* Facilities. for such > 12. Thingof 8. Coronets 25. Wet | = - Friday ‘ zi 33 cannon: : iservice would cost an estimated | value » 9. Ancient: earth oO} - he Se : Bee eke 2.00-C8C News . '£23,000,000 ($69,000,000 ; | ¥8-Pinaceoug country 26. Peak: SAINI iS} WHAT'S YOUR ) YOU MEAN'Z PAID 6:40--Naws-and Weather 12.30—Maritime Farm B'cast SHOULD GIVE -SERVICE, tree = 11. Male beés Scot. : ee gh oP NION OF MV A WHOLE PENN a a7 MOUND) RORMER ce, 1:00—CBC News and Weather | Instead, Parliament: {tself | 14. Employ, 15. Skill 28. Bulky = Yesterday’s Answer NEW HAT, OWL? FOR: THAT 2:2 ees Soa are ee an, ng Easy should provide a full service | 15: Roman. _18. English timber - 3. tee 644= Morning Rounds Vu5=the Oper "Rqad Show. sound and images to the Brit- money — streetcar 30. Ex- : 35. Y 6 News and Weather 1:59—D.0. Time Signal cch Broadcasting ‘Corporation. 36. Note of 19. Goddess cavates, *- =. Paes beak 7.00—Hebr wistian 23 : i Us s . Fals ie fia o itwindoaad peer cee ene 85's _jcommercial television and pos | oe ca Gene a nag se ee z : “ meres } 2.93—The Open Road Show i 3 . .E 7s . 7.30—News and Weather 1» ee coe Toiak.. “i sibly also te, Hewsnapets, clubs 20, Male adults bird 32. Swell- 40. Riyer in. Cc a er ae }-2 e . -, > }and universities: for «a fee. Cost o1=-Noriserise 22: Jog =) ane : nee s Dgeee | 3:00—CBC News ef setting up this service would | 5,°, ; é ‘ lo 7 Morning Roundup 3.03—Conversation Part 1 : -- | 22. Large | . 5 ; 330 es ee pas be an etimated £1,057,000 -($3,-"| See j 2 to £ 2 A x" eo Mar. Temp. oe on Pa 171,000) and operation £283,000 <i Tibstan iz 2 a p 4 00—CBC News |($849,000) a year. priests t 4—Sports Capsule and Scoreboard | i R4 03—Canadian Roundup The committee - proposed a eae 00---N aaat aS e F ’ 5 \ aoeee ee «30 ware ws bi or two-month. test of televised de- | 27. An arord ee PB li=Wee rece “hate ‘ona closed circuit. early | 28, Zodiac sign & 16—Morning Roundup 35—Music In The Ale 3 Ga : haa Fah Srosdces next vear to give members an 29. Offer & 55—Weather i 5:20—Tempo * ‘idea of how it might work-be- | 30. Western 9.00—CBC Netional. News 1S CaCNothoak fore they decide, finally on a| state < 02} O--Notes, and: Musk : public service. 34. Baum’s 1 19 News and-Veather——— i 5.35—Assignment = The danger of politictans|- ——mythical_—_ LA me 19.05—Notes and Music | 5:40—Notebook | land \™ 19 30__Pr ne - | 6:00-CBC News hamming itup before the cam- : la yee ne gener ee 4 Parl Hill ~ eras would be’ reduced ~under | 35. Chaise ’ ).%5—Notes and Mush ; i 6:15—On Parliament A asst t indi t 36. Bovine sg 1).00—News and Weather 6:20—Today’s Editorial the proposed system of indirect 27 yontain “ | "11 OS dM Serres rather than live coverage, the “'' Oy) ba Notes an Music | iG Z 1) 45—Bulletin Foara 6:30—Business Barometer committee . said. 39. Musical The service would be pro- | | | 1! 50—Notes and Musie | 6:25—Inland Weather cand la e ek lament study | > 1! 55—Agricuiture. 66 | S-35-Mate Scone, Helitax Sin YS parliamentary | 41, shore bied @ 12.00-—Weather 7.00—CBC News broadcasting unit comparable to | 49 Values ~ i 18 obtain: end Counny. ene |. 7:05—Musie In The Evening the Hansar d organization, 43. Grows old ‘Z 43-30:Newa end Wasthior.. | 8.03—Charter Flight’ which publishes the official ver-:| 44, Ogles | co 12.43—P.E.1. Road Report “| 10:00—CBC National News batim reports of parliamentary | DOWN } 32-45—-Town-and--CountryT | #0:15—Today's Editorial and Speaking Proceedings. | 1, James | >< ‘ “ ny ime o = — te 1.00—News and Weather Personsiiy VIKINGS CAME ewan. | 1.05—Town and Country Time h10 4$—Arrangers Workshop | Remains. of Viking settle : 8-12 1.15—Gordie Tapp Show—CBC 11,00—Jarz En Liberte ments almost 1,000 years old} DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: a 1.45—Town and Country Time 12:00—CBC, News ‘have been found on the north- |’ AXYDLBAAXR “ 9.00--Neéews: and Weather 12.03—Sports Scores, Inland and ern tip of Newfoundland and | is LONGFELLOW | AS THE HERD THUNDERS ON, THE | 3 P 2.05--Mostly Music i Marine Weather Labrador south of- Hamilton In- eee ; are bien TA ta 1e At | - HUNTERS BOLT-- i 15-—-Nati : . 12:15—Muisie In The Night let. | e letter simply stands for another, sample A is used | 7 x ra Casue Mae peeee : ; is | for the three Y's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- | é THIS WAY-- FAST/ 3 3.00—News Headlines and \Weather | trophies, the length and rare diffe re words are all hint i= = c } sutmcwn | CO NTRACT BRIDGE gia ols ee ener a O° [Se Ay a: Se enn aear : ‘ -A Cryptogram oe | ~*~, i _4.00-—News Headines and. Weather aaiesbhsc cae ahRNee ea ye nS ae = = My : ig ae a ra eet i Canadian Roundup | ; “By B. JAY BECKER M NFBEMHF KTOCS 3G s. tc 10@) een Fe ; j 4.10—Pop Caravan K | : a re i 5.00—News and Weather KACP STIU VMFG M YUGHOW > : fs . io. ee | TEST YOUR PLAY jof hearts at trick three, even; y GMNG IT NACP.—KAEEAMY WEMFG@ iz cc Rai Ba the Ohi 1. You are declarer with" the though this gives up the chance | ‘@ eye eae a3 Pa ci d Scorebriarg West hand at Four ' Spades. of winning’ a heart finesse. If the Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A JEALOUS LOVE LIGHTS HIS i § iota CUR: peer North leads the four of clubs hearts are divided normally, you |, TORCH FROM THE FIRE BRANDS OF THE FURIES.—ED- | 'g F 6.00—N 4 h which South wins with the ace. then have ten top tricks. MUND BURKE- : : > 50-4 sear at ieee, re \South returns the tree of clubs | Letis say you decided to lead t© 1966, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) : é elect Socrist ‘which dummy takes with the a diamond instead at trick three. oe 6.35— Tonight's iaie re “ \king. How would ‘you now play In that case, the defense would | va ee ore the hand base presumably win the trick and | 60 WHAT IF PALOOKA REMEMBERS NEARL , M0—Rack To The Bibl ates os oi rin ga. Reores tiene tar cultng a OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE ,—_[ soviet 1 Patooka remene eg AN eto + 45—_Proatam Schedule. @R2 - N | gaQqis your, possibility of ruffing a club | ‘Oo WORR YIN’ ABOUT THAT! HE'LL 9 AéCTONIGKI E Gaie | os WEl4 Qu9642" in dummy «and —compelliig you THAT MUST'VE Ae NEVER Vi = ey uni AGAINST HIS OL @.58—Ne eal ad yes A) ” dK té rely on a_ heart finesse to BEEN THE IND THE DDY, HUMPHREY f We 00-1967 anal i Thak aes ven | a :, 2. ae make the contract. - THATS seoueadtn) ) TIME YOU /f DUMB THUMB "3 Pu “O45—lh- Canada ihs Week—CBC. | 2. You are West defending There-is--a better chance SIORY ANT) BEAN - BLOWER! SAY FRIEDIO a 15.00-CNe, Netional, News~-Che ‘against Four Spades. The bid- 162 per cent! of finding the) Puow agout ALITTLE CARD GAME, cAN suurFic | 10.15—Thday's Editorial and Speaking ding has heen: ‘ hearts divided 4-3 than there is JES 10 PASS TH TIME ZT AIN'T Setrek GAN Oo Personaily-—CBC | South West North Fast of winning a heart finesse (50 PLAYED SINCE THE NIGHT YOU oO ie i eee l3@ 26 Pang’. \per cent). The unusual play of BOYS PLUCKED ME LIKE x V1.00—News and Regional. Weather} 3 @ Pass 46 ithe queen of hearts vat trick D> 11.05—Starlight Serenade : sree! eo Sie ai three— even thougn it “does not 11.30-News' and: Maritime Weather’ You lead ‘ ing. iskes oe guarantee the contract— gives : 49:48-sStaitighh Seren monds... Your partner, ax _you the greater chance of mak- | RGU eermneoe with the ace. leads the ace of jn5 the hand. It: is the percent- ¥2.00—CBC News> Wr. and Sports Clubs,. and then plays the four age play : <9.15=6:50. 9m News and “Musk of on oe P rerionae 2 Partner has indicated © by e ‘nine aving F J * : ‘ ‘ ~ his plays that the ace of club CBA RADIO Played the deuce. You win the z stuatedie Vai stbuld Tin WILL-S/GHF-

GEORGE HAMILTON

diamond wth the jack. What

"FRIDAY fore return a club and let him 7

, would ya" play now ruff... East's hand. "probab t= RN - BE TH* NEW 6:06—The Magni ing Show ‘Part 1 . @Q102 looks something like N eit TF cI 7.90: Hiorring Show, Part 2 4 . waite | ms es S : é

a ro ‘ 9 46 -dhosic, Si78 4 4 y o @ARTA HA Ne, S 7 '&© Sports Capsule and Scoreboard The only way East could tell Wess w FSS RAAT Voaailer a O85 7 +vou-ahboutthe-singleton” was—to EE 0.15 -Maritine Spotte ast | | 1086 we play the way he-did. on the first m Bose ee 4 ies B jthree tricks. He cannot have the |e B. 354 Westher + AA of diamonds aloae, because |° | 9:00-—CBC News '' 1. There is no-slre way of with that holding he would have | 9:10-—Commentary : ; making the ‘contfact, but there overtaken: the king, with the ace. 991 5—Assiqnment is a preferred line of play. Your and, returned the four at. trick’) . #21-—A.M. Chronicle ‘best chance is-te lead the queen two te show a doubleton, \ ’ : é' ™ ; :