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200 p.m—My Favorite Mertlan 2.30 p.m.-—Farher Knowe But 300 p_m.—Aa The World Turn; 3.30 p.m.—-Talie Thirty 4.00 p.m—The Secret 4.3l p_rn.-Razzle Dazz 5.00 p.m.-<Tl'tlfl.y la Frondre

5.30 p.m —Mu|ic Ho

9.00 p.m.~Hlntatones

6:3l p.m.—Gazette

7.0l p.m.-—CFC'1 TV New:

715 pun—Purity Photo QUIT 7.20 p.m-TBA

7,35 p.m—Premiere The rtro ' 830 p.m.—Jene Wyinan

9.00 p-m.-Country Hoeo‘own

Storm le

“.00 p.m.—Big Tme Wrestling 12.00 a.m.—CBC TV New: l2.13 a.m.—Local Weather l2.l4 mum—Sign on

CKCW TV 9.27 odor-Station Sign I000 e.m.—-Nationa| I030 amt—Weekend Special “.30 a.m.-—Arros| Canada l2.f‘lO p.m.—Fri¢ndly Giant l2.l5 p.m—Che: Helene 12,30 p.m—Butternut Square I250 gum—CBC Now! 1.00 p.m—Friday Playbill

Cornea Mr. Jordan

Qt! 1.30 p.m-~At Home With Helen:

Cracker son p.m.—-AI The World Turns 3 .10 p.m.mleke Thirty 4m p.m-Secret Storm 4 tin p.m.~Ra11|e Dazzle 5,00 p.m.—Fmttme o no yum—Supper Club a l: p.m—Lionel Television News I“ 2‘" p.m—Weather 6 ‘it‘ p.m—Sport: 6,35 p.m-Supper Club 7!}0 p.m—Wagon Train 8 10 p.m—Take A Chance 9.00 p.m.—-Counlry Hoedown 9.30 pron—Mr, Broadway I030 p.m—Telescope “.00 p.m—The Untouchable! I200 p.m.—CBC TV News I2.l5 rum—Viewpoint I210 ant—Lionel Network Nam l2.25 a.m.—Midnight Theatre Bell, Book 8. Candle

S.\'l‘l.'Rl)A Y PROGRAMS CFCY TV

9,30 p.m —Musit.ale 300 p.m-World of Sport 400 p.m.——World ol Sport

6 00 p.m —-The Barnstorrrierl

e 31 p.m '—COUY"TV..lmC

7.0I p.m.~CFC‘1 Ti/ News Weather

Ho p.m—Fisherman’s Log

7 30 p.m.—let’s Sing Out

8:00 rams—Beverly Hillbillies

8.30 p.m.~-Wagon Train

130 p.m.—NHL Hockey — Chicago vs Montreal

ll I5 n.rrt,~.liiliette

ins i-i iii,~~0ueiiec Scene.

l2.00 p.m-CBC TV News

.213 p m.-local Weather

l2.l4 p.m-The late Show

Behind Prison Gates

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(‘Kt‘W TV

pm.-~-$talion Sign On p.m-Special Programme

Education 1 (‘0 p.m. rrCartoon Capers 1‘ M f‘JTr Top Ten Plus 3 (t0 p.m: CBC Goll a N‘ p.m ~C8C Sports

Cron Canada Curling

fif‘f‘ emu—Down Memory Lane 5 '10 p.m.——Buga Bunny 6 m p.m—The Barnstormer

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. i (.30 p.m—Television News, Weathenl

Sport: 6 45 p’in—london line ‘ m p.m—Christmas Concert 7 30 p.m-My Favourite Martian RN‘ p.m—Beverly Hillbillies 810 p.m—Let's Sing Out 9 "D p m--$eehunt 9 3" p_m.—NHI. Hockey

Chicago at Montreal II l5 non—Juliette ll A5 p.m.»Quebec Scene

I100 p.m.—-CBC-TV N we lllft a.m.—Lionel I7 is a.m.-—-The Late Show

love In The Alteriioon L10 ..m.-smion Sign O"

SUNDAY PROGRAMS CFCY TV

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I 30 p.m—Country Calendar

2.00 p.m—Heritage

2 .‘ln p.m—Faith For Today‘

3.00 p.m—World of Sport BA

5 .‘n p.m—Snort- Intermittent 5.55 p.m—CBC TV N w 6.00 p.m—Show on Shown 6.30 p.m—Time of Your Lite 700 p.m.«AlI Star Theatre 7.30 p.m.—Ripcord

800 p.m.~— Patty Dulce Show kiln p.m.-—Fleahback

9.00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show I000 p.m-Bonanza

7.09 a.m.—locol Weather '2.IO e.m.—Slgt\ O"

CKCW TV

113 p.m—Station Sign On 1 l5 p.m—The Chr‘iatophera 1.30 p.m—Cauntry Calender 2.00 p.m—Heritage

2.30 p.m.—-Faith In Action 3.00 p.m—AkwAku

4.00 p.m—Joy of Winter

4.l5 p.m—March ot the Wooden'

loldterl 5.30 p.m—Sport. International 5 55 p.m.-COC~TV New.

8210 p.m...FluhbacIt

9m p.m—Id Sulllvln

Ill-DD p.m—loner“.

".00 p.m-This Hour Hat 7 DIY' 12.00 p.m—{K TV New.

I210 o.m.-lIoneI tolmten NM t2." e.rn.-8tetlen It.”

CFC? m MAY 6:30-Nm and WW 6:35—Mornl p

Roundu 6:45—Island Wm, Mar. Temp, ems—Morning fill—Oh- ‘

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7:00—Heorew Lnrinrian nour Its—Morning Roundup

7:30—News and Weathe 7:35- r R

Capsule and core I

I 8.ll—-‘v‘./eather : 8 Its—Morning ; 8 46—-Weather l B-SO— Atlantic Nens Round.

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900 News and Vorte ReporttACBC 9.lerrc-v-eiv Commentary -

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Bi Many stores will be :losed foriC CBC 3 ion: weekend across Canada 8 k this Christmas .wec sta u 'v . 935—anes and Musirp “ th the h” '28::hlcrhat| it: Sana f’a'uilian Cities will remain shutl m m on h ‘Sallll'rlfiy. g ng employeee (is—Notes and Music ll‘ll‘f‘F’ "onsewlive days 0“.

l A week later during me new years hOIldBV. however. mmosr all stores will close only for .Ian. 1. opening again for busi- ncss Saturday. ll:33»Notes and Miiaic i Banks wili be closed for three Iconsecutive days over both hol- >lday

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il‘tay——the Toronto Globe and :Mail and the Victoria Colonist lltlosi dailies except those in the

12:05—Town and Country l2-30—News and Weather VI2:AS-Towns and Country Time

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' Lon—News and Weather i‘llaritimcs and British Colum- T;05—Towo and Country Time hia Will pllbllih Dec. 25. Box- I:I5—Tommy Hunter show ing Day. but only six——-all morn-

l:45—-Town aan Country Time i TOO-News and Weather ' 2;05-—Mostly Music 2:15—National School Broadcast— CBC

in; papers—will be availabie- New Year's Day. l A cross-Canada survey by, The Canadian Press shows this iplcture of holiday closings: Ids—Mostly Music Almost all major chain de- 3:00—Newa Headlines and Weather partment stores will be closed 3:03-Trans-Canadad Matinee - boxing day. Spokesmen for both CBC Eaton's and Simpson‘s. two of the largest chains. said they customarily close both Dec. 25 and 26.

Jan—Tons In Pope { ADO—News Headllnes and Weather ADS—Canadian Roundup--CBC Ailn-Tnpl to Pop! 4.57v—Stop The Record 5.00-—Newa and Weather

5 Ofiflhe Outports

’NO CHANGE PLANNED "The fact Boxing Day falls on a iSaturday the year is no reason

5:25.20—Merine Wesrhsi ;to change. that policy." a Sim-

5.3p—Bob (some: Show ispon’s official said. .

535~The Outportg ‘ in Newfoundland stores will 5be closed Dec 5 and an

(MOO—News and Weather

“For, Parlmmm HHLCBC .well as Jan. 1. but Will be open

lather days through the holiday

6:20~Today'a Editorial—CBC

605“; am PM” «rind Prince Edward Island . - ~n - 8 lstores will ioiiow the same 901- o.30—-Businesa Barometer—~CBC itcv

‘tllost ol Halifax's stores will _______,_____.__.____—

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6:35—Tonight‘a Mullc 7:00—Back to the Bible 7:30—Newa and Weather 7:45—Program Schedule

7.46—Prov. Altair: - Alternate Na< caa RADIO i FRIDAY i U.S. At Sea GOO—Thu. Morning {hr/w, par, 1

TOO—The Morning Show. Part I tynxnox .Api _ The Soviet:

BOO—CBC News and Inland ya“. is bidding strongly to! Weak" challenge United States naval azls—MSVITIW“. Sport-cast supremacy. a leading authority 82l—TI‘9 Morn-co Shcw. Part 2M world 553 power reported Hams. Rob GCiilet Show mm. 935”M°" WWW" : Tlie naval manual Jane's 9:00—C8C New! Fighting ships said the SOVIET 9:1 I—Cornmentary ‘Union is modernizing a n

Rib—AM. Chronicle lO:I5—P|ayroom ICED—Current and Choice HIM—CBC News I

filrenglhcning its navy "and de-: lvelnpin: a maritime strategy 85 a major factor of her over- all policy of extending her in- fliicnce throughout the world", '. in a foreword to 'iLs latest IMO-Rpm” Tissue. the manual said:

lu'an-Tha.Archm i A subtle change is permeat-l in‘fl‘MU’“ 0" 7’" “’"l‘" in: the Soviet Vary. From a!

vim-Jamboree Juricticri (n‘flsms of vanpd Components:

[WAS—Tennessee Ernie [Ford in which the large majority of l2:30—Meritime Farm BCasth llth units of the nee' were Too—cac New: and Weat er ieither 01d “355915 or probing

;and experimental, the navy isi ;sett1ing down to a compact and’ lstreamlined force shorn of su-i pcrfluity and more in keeping. with the channelled specializa- ‘linn of the technological age."

A the same ime. said? Jane's. the Soviet Union "ial reaching out with her naval

i 2:00-Tirne Out For Melody. 1 2:l5—National School B’Cast ' 2:-15~—John Drainie Tell A Story and ,It Happened Today sno~cac New: I l 3.03—Trans-Canede Matinee

Many Stores Will Be Closed lior long Christmas Weekend

THE CANADIAN PRESS lclose for a ‘jtederail oti‘ices Will be closed

. 3M ‘ day falling on oiis a today. a m'lJtlrlly nf snares inldur'an

nessos will celebrate Cristmaa-hnliday with a long weekend but during ‘quest

the New Year‘s holiday some . most will be open Dec. 26. Only. stores ' ‘ morning of Jan. 2

open both Dec. 26 and observing normal, hours. 'I‘helinr: day falling on a normal no— Board of Trade there says mOSl. iwork day

:: fiO—Notos_ai1d Music V stores also will be open until 9- Saskatchewan's civil servants :SS—Atlantic New: Roundup i Only two daily newspapers .m. Dec. 28 to 30. iwill be given Dec. 24 off instead I2;00—~Weather \t'lll he on the streets Christmas ENJOY LONG WEEKEND ‘of c_ 28_ .

but not during New Year

low Calgary and Vancouver.

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

frne unamn. Char-locum. air-1.. Dec. 18. 1964. 13

long weekend aii In rural Manitoba more than hrlstmas. and provincial and half ihe towns normally are closed Monday so in 84 towns stores will also be closed Dec. 28. :ivmz employees a four-day hOl' ay. Dec. 26 was declared a civic in Regina at the re- retailers. but

Dec. 28. Only .lan. ll holiday there. however _ the New Year's holiday. ‘ ln Saint John. N.B.. all busi-

nday.

of local

will open during the a skeleton staff of civic em- . ployces will be working that tores will be .day, however. with others get- Jan. 2.1iiniz the day off in lieu of box-

Many Montreal

Most Ottawa stores will enjoy‘ Edmonton has a civic bylaw long weekend at Christmas making Boxing Day a holiday. I ‘s. > both provincial and civic Similar policies will be fol-employees will be off Dec. 24 ed oronto. Winnipeg. l instead of Dec. 26. which would be a normal day off for them.‘

(H m; F/S‘l/ HAS Utmélilel’ffl” 77‘” MEI-IEMET REZA BEY """"“ q. PERSIA’S FIRST AMBASSADOR TO \ FRAN WAS \ GIVEN A REWARD . or 3 0,000 roe Q HIS COURAGE lN _ )1 O - THE TANKER 'WORLD coucono' OEWSLJEZWEE CARRYING 30,000 TONS or OIL FROM THE CARIBBEAN T0 llVERPOOL.BROKE IN HALF [EARN/N5 "5 HAD N A STORM IN ST.GEORGE CHANNEL 355” 459mm 7?? -y£r BOTH HALVES or m; VESSEl REACT/ED THE FPfNC/i COURT rarer smry MIT/l iva ms: arr/Fr or cacao- ATTEM ED To THE 2 SECTIONS or THE TANKER WERE JOINED KIan/gMSELF TOGETHER AND THE Sill: RETURNED T0 SERVICE l95

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I 4:03—Cenadian Roundup

Ale—Music In The Air

l LEO—Countdown 5:00—Mar. Fish B'Catt 5:20-l’ampo, CBC Notebook 6:00—CBC News (MS—On Parliament Hill 6-204—Toclriy's Editorial 6:25-lnlend Weather

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funits and infiltrating in a multi-: 'pronged movement into all the? .seven sees. not only with com- l‘batanl ships but. with lntelll-i :zence trawlers and research' ‘ships. . . ."

. The manual estimated Sovieti submarine strength now at 30 nllf‘leanOWCl‘Cd craft and 400:

conventional submarines. At 100 subs. some nuclear- pnwered a n (1 some missile-

armecl. were estimated to be in the Pacific area

New guided-missile destroy- ers. fricates. submarines and missile support ships are being

. . l 222-3.siigngimi added to the Soviet Navy.l 8:30~—The 5m Show Jane's snid- 9zl70—Univernity CT The Alr l i Rims-Chamber Music Il:I5—CBC Jen Club HOOD—CBC National NPWI. UNI—CBC News

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By B. JAY BECKER

QUIZ

Partner bids Three Notrump.gthan three notrump. For this next player passes. both aideslreason the pass is apt to work vulnerable. What would you now‘nut best in the long run. There bid with each of the followinglis furthermore the practical con- tour handa? Iiii 1' .0" 'Q‘mns .QQ“ ‘— lmay be tempted to bid again 3. .0865: v.1“ 01 $9733 over four spades and that the 3- OK“ VQ975 .194 4R8: ultimate contract in such can

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