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@ CFCY-TV : i ;the Toronto University’s denart- x) : ks : é | : ere economirs said the fears > pm.—Musicele. : , 1cP\—A man in the street regard- &| dd in reves i , a eeee ask the world ee ing population explosion are DO) 23 om ty @t Home ia , - ~ ; to sToundiess 2 * = ‘ _m ~Moment of Truth tion explosion is too rapid to ©" i s Take Thirty ‘contain or control. | een room only is a fic- } x om ° y Se ke itious issue." he said “‘The 4.00 p-m.-As The World Turns \ By DAVE- McINTOSH | department has ordered the Cru- ,, DT: a er _ a sources of the world are not be. 430 pm —Rezzie Dazzie OTTAWA #(CP)—The defence sader only for the American UBiversity said here in ©™ing depleted. and people are $00 p.m.—Continent of Convests department's selection of, a new Vavy. ‘ j ment of zoology the — not becoming obsolete 30 pm.—Muak Hoo ; fighter-bomber for the RCAF to PLAN HAS ADVANTAGES 2. Panel discussion at the On- | 6.00 p.m.—Documentary Showcese SUpPport the army in the field Informants said it would be tario educational aoe i h : 6.30 o.m —Gazene has narrowed down to two easier for Mr. Hellyer to wait | Convention ao ee Amherst Man 70! om —CKY V News American a reliable for Mr. McNamara to announce | OPUmism for he of present d D °. oe 715 p.m.—Keyksard Melodies ; Sources sa : ; his plams and then simply follow ‘ en a | men . 7.30 o.mntty tevante manen eee ire the Ling Temoer uit ath We teens cham hy | Sctiees could be total octrve- | s ry > Mow 8.00 p.m.—Father Knows Bet — | V - sader a choosing the same aircraft as | “%- - univer:( HALIFAX ‘CP) — CB Bur. LAWN €.30 p-f Pemcoet junction | Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter. the U.S . the Canadian problems | oe. OS © ee ges of Amherst was ced || } — €.00 p.m.—TBA , Eliminated have been two other of alternative bases and spare (See be concen- president of the Dairymén's As: x Sa] 9.30 p.m.—NHL Finals |U.S. planes, the Douglas Sky- parts would be ‘made much | ; a sociation of Nova Scotia vat the eMontreal vs Chicago j}hawk and the Grumman A. ~ simpler. trated. on, sent product association's annual — meeting 11.45 pim.—Sports Unlimited Final choice is not expected However. Mr Hellyer likety., "2" on population control . one the ¥ z 12.00 p.m-~CBC TV News to be made before the end of will make a decision before Mr. | He suggested cannibalism and = 81 MacKenzie of Middleton | 12.13 #.m.—Local Weather en! Sports May. : McNamara to meet the pressing | infanticide may be among v@F- is vice-president. TA Murray | Q Sorte _ gorerument is prepared to demands of the Canadian air- ious control methods Pag wit - Truro, secretary and RI. E $ rer j o or production craft industry for new - come as a matter course, | Peterson, Wolfville, Charles | | a TV. of 2 new fighter-bomber at Ce- | tion ,Produe- “just as death control has. | Walker. Windsor and T.C Me- | oO way 4 9.57 a.m.—Station Sign On 4 hedair Limited, Montreal! This will provide some sort of “There will come some super-' Cannell. Scotsburn, directors. | oe gt Th St lands . But be¥ond that. informants saw - off between the ~ = BYea WEA NALS Ace Weald Regie

19.00 a.m.—Canadien Schools said, it wants to ’ BELIEVE .

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“TI was only doing my job as an animal control officer,” said

——-— Wil red Patey, 40. who has’ spent

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heaved out of a ditch, and he's’ been bitten four times.

But the greatest hardship, he says. comes from children

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11.05—Joen Marshall " Opening lead—king ot hearts. hearts. discarding two spades

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One of Sylvia's great tri- occurred ip this hand played at the club. The bidding

may not make much sense pia - standing by itself, but there was

nothing really extraordinary about an unusual sequence tak- ing place whenever Sylvia was in the game .

Her approach to both the bid- ding and play of any hand was bound to lead to many queer results, and this hand was cer- tainly no exception in that re-

from dummy. Sylvia now led a trump West took the ace and did as well as he could when he ved the ace of spades, but Sylvia ruffed, drew the out- standing trumps. and took the rest of the tricks with the K- Q-' J4 of clubs

West was quite unhappy about, having a slam made against | him in a hand where he had four aces and a king, but he

one among the many experts at the club who time and again fell | victim to Sylvia's patented ec-

3:00—CEC News gard. The «only distinguishing ed

: aed Matinee | feature of the deal was that Syl- centricities. In her ‘own inimit- |

“4:00—CBC News | via, who sat South, did not hear = way Sylvia baffled them | . a spade :

4:03—Canadien Roundup | West's opening bid of

.