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ther 11.0%The Magic of Music .12.00—Weather 12.05-—-Tennesee Ernie Show 12.30——News and Weather 12.45-—Dinner Serenade 12;43—Road Report 1.00—Fifty a Day 1.10—Dinner Serenade 1.30—.—News Headlines and Wea- ther ' 1.32-—Dinner Serenade I 1.45—0ne Man’s Family ‘2.'00—Schoo1 Broadcast :2.15_—Bing Crosby Sings 2.30—Back to the Bible V3.,00—-News Headlines and Wes 5 ther - 3.02—-Wayne King Serenade -3.30-—Best On Request 4.00-—News and Weather 4.50-—Dear Dorothy Dix 4.05-Best on Request _ 5.00—News Headlines and Wea- ' ther / 5.0.3—The Outports (5.00—News 6.10—Interlude 6.12—N.S. Road Report 6.15-Music for You _7.00—Music for You 7.45-—Don Messer and His Is- _ _ landers " _'[.30—News and Weather “ 3.00-Hi Fi Club — ’ 8130-—National Farm Radio For- um 8.55—Farm' Forum.Newa ‘9.00—Assignment 10.0.0-—News and Weather 10.15--Sons of the Pioneer! 10.308Jazz Unlimited 1l1.00—The Concert Hour 12'£00—-Diminion News 12,10-Sign off '

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ies that have been written about the Two Little Old Ladies. They are the composit, fictional char- acters who play against the ex- perts in bridge tournaments and sometimes mznage in their own sweet, innocent w:.y,‘~to wreak havoc with the masters.

One of the most famous of these stories occurred the time the Two Little Old -Ladiessat down against a couple of celebrated life masters in a 'nation:' pair championship. They were quak- ing with fear, a-i..1,it is not as-

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tonishing that when the bidding was over, Little Old Lady No. 2. (East) led the queen of diamonds out of turn.

The tournament director was

called and he ruled Sou": could

call the lead of any suit (that was the rule in those days), or treat the diamond queen as an exposed card.

So South asked for a club lead from West and Little Old Lady No. 1 said she didn’t have a club to lead. Declarer, having exac- ted his penalty, even though West could not comply ’ h: ' no further rights, and Little Old Lady No. 1 was informed she could lead any- thing her heart desir.:l.

She shrewdly opened a low dia- mond, knowing her partner had the queen. East won with the jack—-the queen was back in her hand—a.nd returned a club, the suit West had. announced she was void ‘of.

West ruffed, of course, and led another lo . di:..11ond, which East won with the gueez. Another club return was ruffed by West, and by -now’-the Two Little Old Lad- ies had run out of tricks. But they had snatched the first four, and a greatly perturbed South ﬁound himself own one.

All over the room everybody was making four or five spades, while our expert South was the only one to be defeated in the four spade contract.

Moral: “Never relax against the Little Old Ladies.”

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8.55—-Farm Forum News 9.00—National Liberal Conven-‘

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week.

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT » Well-Equipped Home Will Be Vastly Changed

eager to enter the’field; and to sustain and broaden interest in growth "and service. »

20 years from now may make to- day's gadgetted home appear

Gwilym A. Price, chairman of Westinghouse Electric Corpora-

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4.30-—A Touch of Greaspaint J LIGHT FROM PANELS , was arranged to send a get well E < _, . 0 so ‘? ‘_ W 5-00—MaI‘itime F ish BT35? Electric - lighting panels, no card and ﬂ,°W°rS t° .D1'- Ere‘ ‘ ‘ : § ~' ' . ' \ib‘ . 5-30-Nursery Rhymes thicker than a pane of glass, will ham’ “’h° 1,5 3 Patient "1 the ' ’ ' E 2 "9’ ; ‘ ., .¥‘."'; 5_45_The story Man ' be used a1.ohitootm.a11y_as a doc_ P.E.I. Hospital. A vote ‘of thanks = _“ \ .6. " 5-00-0130 Times - oration—and a turn of a dial will W35 Passed t.° the retmrtg p.r°' ‘ A 4’. U 6.10-—Maritime Sportscast ’ produce light of almost any in_ sident, Walter Buell_for hls fine 0 \. , lg 5-15—CBC NEWS and W€3th¢1' The home entertainment centre Servlce during the Ye31'- M1‘- ' ‘ “I 3 \\§ ,'I._%-_ 5_30_.Rawhide - tensity or oo1or_ Buell was away from home and °LD_§gsH ., _ - . - fl '0 5 2-10 It 6.45-—Roving Reporter W511 include 8 hi_fi sot, ﬂa\t_Sc1-een unable to be present. Thanks was \ HAND Pklgshlﬁb _,m ~. ' o’ . . , of .. s_55_BY1ine television in three dimensions’ 3 extended the other officers for ON WHICH THE wfso J. - V o 7-00—M0I1daY Recliiﬂl tape recorder and a -movie pro- then’ falthful 5,e1',Vi°°- , BROTHERS PRINTLEDN 3‘ . g 7 //£35.91-‘E/V CONV/C720 ' » ' 2'

jector. . A ._ ' I g The meal dlvlgiedeénléo small THE BRlSTOL.VlT, HERALD “I ”:_0L%'l£ A-‘Ea? 7RY/ A/VD i/EZL HANGAI D04/T 6/IE6?/JUPI- Tv Television will be shown on a .r°“pS .a“ °°n.51 er °° mos FOR 5° ‘/EAR5 ' 5 C - - -5‘!///P/SE I /5‘ V -’ screen resembling a framed pio_ interesting subjects and their ‘ IS THE TOMBSTONE ,. Q — / —‘*"' t , 1;}, h h - findings were most interesting OVER THE GRAVES OF .— \ Z - CHANNEL 13 gﬂfﬁ, me wieﬁ‘ ?,?se:,3:fy §,':,§,1,"f and helpful. . "NR0" W“-5°” AND F05 "' ~ ‘ < " mun ‘ -3 W I . with programs picked up by :1 Lunch was served by the lad- FAM“"’ ‘N THE BRISTOL CEMETERY Z A - ' Schedule . -central receiving unit Viewers ies of the Happy Workers Club ,1 ~' ‘ ,I« will be able to record and play of the church. Thanks was ex- Ill gr ‘I -. M U N U A Y - v back any shows they choose. ‘15e"d§dT‘i‘l3 t}_19m' f01‘f thelir fine z '

_ = . Mr. Price’s predictions, which “M -. 3 Smgillg 0 “B est Be '33 ‘ 3-30 P'm'“Aft9rn°°n Muslcaleinvolve many’ things still in the The T19 That Binds" and the 2 5? ” 4:00 p.m.—Open House 1abo,-ago,-y stage, were quoted by Benediction by the pastor Rev. £2 '1 1:30 p.m.-Howdy Doody George L.‘ Wilcox, president of 5- W01‘1fI‘eY brought the meet- Ill - 54% .3 5.00 p‘m__-rho King»; Canadian Zveiiinghouse Co. Ltd. mg to a close. I

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4:00 p.m.-—Open House R E' . T‘ E

4:30 p.m.-Howdy Doody ,

5.00 p.m.—The~ King’s Cupboard - ‘

5:15 p.m.—Children’s Int. News

2:33 p.m.—lIl,VesteI":n T'tIl‘hetatre _ . .

: p.m.-— uppe ea re 1 6:15 p.m.—Uncle Jack at the & ‘ i

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5:45 p.m.—Weather mcrsce vouk ACROBATICS IN ' ACT F0? “*5 SOFT-HEARTED lTSON|_\/ FAIRTO DEAT'H%h~%\I;§,% ' .- *9

6:50 p.m.—-Spotlight On Sports 3' THE CLASSROOM! NOWGO . "‘3‘”¢”’A'-" WAR '._ I --

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7:00 p.m.—Ray Milland Show {M STAND M1742 . o in: BE "SK,"-

‘7:30 p.m.—Sir Lancelot kj(§-‘5 / CORNER I-I-I YORE LIFE’; - I 8:00 p.m.—Gunsmoke .;‘ ' z "

8:30 p.m.-—Provincial Affairs E

8:45 p.m.—Souvenir < _ 9:00 p.m.—The Millionaire

9:30 p.m.——On Camera _|

10.00 p.m.—l Love Lucy '_.

10:30 »p.m.—Tugboat Annie .1 11:00 p.m.—Studio One

12:00 p.m.——CBC TV News

12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint

12:22 a.m.-—CKCW TV News,

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