' ,Nr.’ . woo p_M,——NHL Hockey ATURDAY PROGRAM! CFCY-TV 30 P.M.——Musica|s Koo pin—World of Sport loo pm-Worid of Sport Big Gsrno Hunting p.m_-—Dlvlslon of Adult 5.00 . Education Program " ' Cove .00 pin Kingfisher :31 p.m.--Fishermen's Log also p.m.-—CF Y IV News ".4 7.01 pm —-Country T 500 p rn.—Beverly Hillbillies 535 p rip—Cinema l3-7- . The Guniighier Boston at Toronto 11 15 pun—Juliette r The Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. Feb. 23. 1983. 9! Fulton Plans To Corry Share Of Federal Election Campaig n. By KEN KELLY ihousekee in duties in Ottawa OTTAWA (CP) -- Works Min- Ir whilr othgrr gmlnisters will be out lster Fulton plans to carry s‘campaigning for re-electlon. maj hare of the Conserve-l Tentative plans call for him live federal election campaignth make an eight- or 10-day effort in British Columbia and national tour. Including speak- mske a national campaign tour. ing engagements in Queb it was learned here. where the Conservatives suf- Mr. Fulton. who had planned fered serious reverses in the to resign from the cabinet to- i last election. He is bilingual and ward the end of this month to‘a Roman Catholic and is con- take up fulltime duties as Con- i sidered one of the party's best rs fl rsneen where the United States Siding near Kapuskaslng Feb. needs bases for Polaris subma- 11 has been set at $5,000 cash rines. The submarines will re- ‘ 01' property each in Ontario Su- place land - based pockets in ‘preme Court. Turkey and Italy. 1 Lawyers for the men made SE iapplicatlon for the bail after it "Soviet rockets have the ca-Iwas set Thursday. pacity to deliver a destructivei The three victims died in I blow on the bases of atomic'clash between striking employ- submarines with nuclear weap-‘ees of Sprucc Falls Power and ons no matter in what seas or.Paper Company and its affili- what parts they are hidden." 1 ate Kimberly - Clark Pulp and he says in an article in the gov- Paper Company and independ- ernment newspaper Izvestia. ‘ent contractors. The statement was part of The bail applied only to 19 of the buildup for Army‘Navy Dayzthc 20 men charged. The 20th Saturday. Iman. Jean-Marie Lsrouche. 32. Mflshai 5"!“ Bil-yum... a farmer settler. was charg commander-inchief of snti-alr- later than the “he” craft defences, also warned of servative leader in 3.0., will drawing cards in that province. remain in the cabinet until m‘ early April to participate In the A . . pril 8 election campaign, in-eR ‘ k . formants said. i F The 46-year-old works minis- ter was elect d B.C. C -“ tive leader lair month 2155.”; years in the federal arena. first e ssrble i as a leading opposition spokes- ?” 1v. CALLS : l NI'I‘E or DAY 1 ‘ am. A 'ulsl ‘Day 1-3537 Nile 1 1...... VAIL’S RADIO & TV. 21” Kent St. new“? i'lt'CW-TV I75 s.rn.—Sign On 1.30 ism—Comment and Conviction 2m p.m.—Top Ten Plus 300 p m.—World of Sport Northern Ont. vs. 4:00 pot—World of Sport hig Gamer Hunting 5m p_m,—The Lawman 5.30 pin—Bugs Bunny 6m yawn—Kingfisher Cove 6.30 p.m.——The Early Show Sash. i man and. foil w' the Con? servatives' 1957 election victory! as justice minister. He moved CF "0'" “Haul”: to the public works portfolio' MOSCOW—Russ“ has clam last August. ‘ VILLAGES THREATENED ‘ln an interviewof Moscow raw NAPLES. nary (AP) .. A 'd‘0 Bmyuw" “‘d "0"“ WW?" drenching rain heightened the _orlty over American rockets is‘ hazard to a more of village, ‘rmlulable-" ‘slowly being swallowed by huge i avalanches of mud info semi- ' ° circle south and east 0 Naples. lBa'l ls Heavy rains during the last five days came -as a backlash to In Murder Cases ‘Europe's worst winter of the ‘century. The downpour touched TORONTO (CP)-——Bail for 19 off landslides of mud which .of the 20 loggers charged with iblocked highways. overran train ' murder In the gunshot killing of [ lines. cut off electric power and Soviet military might. . i ll 03“ me Mkels 8‘ the earthlthree pulp strikers at Recsor llei‘t hundreds homeless. {from space satellites. MEETS WIT“ PM ! The~commandcr of Russia's Ml‘. ‘Fulton conferred Thurs- strategic racket, forces. Mar. day With Prime Minister Dief-ishal Sergei Biryuzov' “id be. enbaker on his plans for the im- ; cause of the development of So- medlfile [Ilium FOHOWinS hlsrvict weapons it is possible to Gleam“ '3 ~C- _C°P39TV3tlveilaunch rockets from satellites had"- he had 'hdlcat e‘ai a command from earth. at h0P9d_l° take up his new dut‘any desired time and at any ics this month if that was con-1pm"; of the gatemte'g tl-ajec. venient for the government. How. Moscow radio reported. H°W°V°rv Slime making “10": Biryuzov did not elaborate. Plans hhe government was de" And Marshal Andrei Greohko {63th m the Commons and “said Soviet rockets can reach €19”th Called- Polaris - missile submarine When not campaigning ln‘bases in any location. B.C., where the Conservatives; The statement by the Soviet won six out of the 22 Commons ideputy defence minister appar- scats in 1962. 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The “dams: He realized Ithat a club return gout“ 3:“ 1:0!“ gm at this point would almost sure- 2131. P u 8* Pa" l1y lead to only three tricks for 4 v a” v a” i the d e la n s e. Declarer was 'marked by the bidding with the Opening lcad~threc of clubs. 1 ace of spades and ace of dia- Thc rule that dcclarer's firstimonds as well as the king of consideration is to m a k e the ‘ hearts. 00mm“ has as “5 9.01" 011313“ Dcclarer was likewise sure to thal lht‘ derehdf-‘FS' “1'51 C 0 h' .lliave live hearts. lie could it ot sideraiion is to defeat the con-Every we“ ha v9 51x. since he U‘ECL , had failed to rebid the suit over LOOK 8' lhls hahd Dialde lh.two clubs. nor coul e h ave 8 team matCh- 1“ the first ‘3' ‘ four. since he would very likely hie. West led a club. It was not have bid three non-“mp o v“- hard for East in deduce t'l'latlthree hearts in prefix-(meg to the lead W8! 8 Blnglelon- 50 he 1 Four hearts wth only a fourcard took the jack with the ace and lsun played back the five, which West ruffed. So at trick two East led a spade. South had no choice but to finesse. and West won with the king. West returned a spade Declarer took it in dummy with {the queen and led thhe eight of . hearts. East grabbed the ace and led the. ten of clubs, Which West ruffed. West returned a spade, which East ruffed. This was the end of the. hand. all right. but East-West by now had five tricks to show for their efforts. 5.25—Marine Weather 6-20—Roport From Parliament Hill 6.30—Waltztime 6.45—The Magic Carpet loo—Back To The Bible 7.30—News 8. 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