“Romney Not 1 — 1 SEAL cand MOK |12:15—Music In The Night iolson who had-spent three weeks \ 710.30—Preview “Commentary Pe {0.35—Notes and, Music | Wm HQ—News and Weather NTRACT BRI D % _11.05—News and Views on Groceries r Nea ae | __ By B. JAY BEOKER 11.30—Notes and NDsie_ | eae ce 11.45—Bulletin Board 9 oS enieue | . T1-50ENoter and Muste North dealer |stead of five or six clubs (mak- S11 55—Agqriculture (66 East-West vulnerable. ing twelve tricks), r ¥2.00—Weather - ie ° NORTH The bidding shown occurred °12.05Town and Country Time = 5 3 2 jat several: tables.South was 12.30—News and Weather =f. N, e164 jchiefly at fault for. reaching. ig. 12,43-—P.E.1 Road: Report Pas Ne KQ104 a wrong contract. It is true oe 12.45—Town and-Country Time $0875 [that his three notrump bid —— 1.0D—News and: Weather WREST AgT’. (Might: have worked out well if 15—Gordie Taop Show=CBC aa ® North had held the A-K of clubs V.45—<Town and Country Ti oer ores as part of his values, but still S 2.00—News and Weather A ae 3 e 98653 ~scouth should not have staked his ct 2.05—Most ~Musie a J pas iréb. over three clubs on thig {-:..—= 3.506 circle oA. aourk ome bei possibility. ; ; WS eee tas ™ WA92 _ Three spades would have been 3.00—News ‘Headlines nN : Opkio ‘ Tie eaten tore three wot Weary i ® i Leet eae aah ‘ +s trump‘ and, at thes “~ 3.20:Pop Carava ~ aK : ee Fe wound have: allowed same sine x 00—News Headlinemand Weather) The idding: “press a preference for clubs “Ht. S —Canadian Roundup>€BC North: Wane. ® th w Sig was what his hand indicat- 4.40—Rop Caravan Pais bal ag . , 1 - ed. ~peeit and Weather he Pass: aN, | At one~table, the bidding fol- : 5.25205 Macine ines aa ad ie ehecel lowed this peculiar, course: _ *$.28—Thes aurieds ~ ee North Fast South Weet e ~§.45—Sports Cape sand soca spades : wine Bae 4 “Ry 5-3Q—The Dutporte NM | There are Suatatively: few I at Pa + ‘ ty C= Ney «and Weesher SR ds “in the ordinary courses Of 3d Sd it 2%. . Pash, ~~ &.1 tonights Musi weverta where a contract et tive .- : Pp : 4 Be Die « é 3527 Snight eMusic fi ‘Clubs, or five diamonds furns out ei Pass Redbia Lede “6 30—Business Barometer L Yo bes tite to a contract of 5 2 => 7 M8=Back..To. The Bible three ump ~The » nine-trick... West. led a-spade, fit. expec ; SS. 730 News ard"Weather “game, Treat, cases, i§ easier |ting his partner to ruff, sinte.the ~~ Choris! Concert—CB4 to make thant «trick |bidding“apparently marke Pog Diary CBC game. : Pe North with folir. spades andj ie ode eae Par. He However, Such. hanits, Fisarise South with three. Much to his | gre WS ng Perscinly and the !riek is to recagiite “gen a out tet dum. | — one sei them when thetsappear T h Wa . x ae d eee instead af . ‘6. [ctadagesaurat Re “tea! occurred: im astournament Ratan < th wound wp mak-" Speaking Personally ie ‘and ifrast \ot. “the Nor th South lovertritt ww s = ae ‘ (0:30=Starlight Serenade Rs SShars stu their toes when | ‘points. SS _ Woo Nei wd vertar << TRglaved Mestad In three ai cubs, unsalted, 12.15 6:0: gel ond Musie~CB6 inotrump= Segoini | doWwa two) in have come to only 920. x ~~ ‘\\jman he thought would’ make a Nelson A. Rockefeller of New credentials? ¢ eaid: — AboutNomir first-rate US. president, a “Now you’re not ‘wine bo. get me are about that.’ But if the Michigan governor (sn't talking, he's‘ thinking. | Partly because of a lack. of attractive Republican contend- | ers, Romney ia in ,a cozy spot) to organize and move ‘fs oa his | ON THE AI rollowing program list-. are. published free — of | ‘The ngs a 1. DAT OM... votes, Romnev arg out the Democratic horri- | cane to win-re-election by 380,-. 000 He had become Miehtgan’s first Republican governor in 14) ‘ing . years in 1962—giving up the job! tio n Ai as boss of ‘American Motors to seek the post Now, his friends argue, tf Romney can he re-elected hig) this fall, and if he can tote ‘By ARTHUR EDSON © party's presidential nomipation : along*a_Republican senator and LANSING, .. Mich (AP) in’ 1968. a. few more. representatives, When George Romney was Governora Williams: w who can journey fn: the 1968: asked recently what sort of Scranton of Pennsylvania and Party convention ¢ with’ better York are out. on : | Richard M. Nixon, still the fa- Vorite of the old pros, lost his! bid for president ‘narrowly) in! 1960 and for: governor® of “Cali- | fornia (disastrously’ in 1962 and nothing is harder to live down jthan defeat for a .presidential | hopeful. Actor Ronald Reagan, run- ning for governor of Californja, | has a fresh look, but his suc-| FITS“ NO: MOLD Anyone who travels wiih} presidential ° possibilities is al-| ways surprised at the divers: ity | of opinion in .which they’ are) held. But however much friend and foe disagree on “the quality ‘of Romney's ‘leadership, they | lunite in saying that he fits. none | lof the familiar political molds There's a mysterious quality | 4a Réfiiey that makes some! cesses are limited to approxi-¢ kes ‘mately two. years of political persons uncomfortable é in his activity. presence. But why? Which. leaves Romney Js it his missionary zeal? Is it | APPEARANCE, DECEIVES thispersistent— salesman-' ® A. Le ; RT ha The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Aug. 4, 1989. 19 | ry visiting with her son.and daugh- Mr. and Mrs ‘ter in Toronto q SF Rustico Danny Mrs. William - Stewart, MilP iweeks Xue with town has as her guests this week ree na NY a her.son and daughter-in-law. Mr. Mrs Verna AN and Mrs. Willard Stewart, and Road were children Marlene, Dale, Jan an Kim of Scarboro, ‘Ont Mrs Rethn Matheson, afd sons John and Walter of Ciarlot- \tetown have. moved ta their hear Minar for the summer visiting at Milltown *Mr. ahd.’ Mra. Richard Camp- Ree ‘william atest “bell_and children Ricky and Al-/__# —_ 3 jan, and Mr.° and Mrs. - Cecil | ces | Campbell of Commercial ana TO ATTEND A ONGRESS ireturned home last-week from a|. MONTREAT. (CP motor trip through Nova Scotia de Broin, “agricultural land a visit-with friends at Yar- (for Expo 67's agricultural. pavil- | mouth. From‘ Mahone Bay. they fon, leaves Montreal |were_ accompanied to the’ Island to attend the world. poultry con- iby David Lanpille, who will) ress Aug. 15-21 in Kiev; his cousins vison Douglas Frsh Dawn of Lachine Mrs. Nicholson ss Shaw-of_ Montrea Mr., and Mrs “Queher, William zuests Mr. { |Mrs.° Cecil- Campbell ‘and visit 35 Canadian | members of ‘with their families before retur- | World Poultry Science’ Associa- ning to his home. at Dover; N.H. j tion. - Expo officials Mre and Ars. \fanm.ily. Jane. Danny, ur \isited recently : charge as a public service and) At 59, Romney looks like what Ship, which tends to be over- Daley's sisier and brother-in-law. ing “built here. rnp Ppear as presented to us by) te the’ stations ‘concerned '"'” THURSDAY. PROGRAMS- 8.16—Morning Roundup 8.45—Weather 9.10—Notes and Music 9.15—Assignment | '0.00—News and Weather } ° | 11.30—Concert Album | 12:03—Sports Scores. the has been for. most.of. his Powering even in an: interview? ‘life, wh _efficient organization |r is it merely that” his” exem- | jman. Yet underneath 3 Plary habits make others feel ‘neatly tailored exterior. lurks rs guilty? dy know women who amoke | Iraronih apelved at Kilmuir on Sunday to spend_a two week va- jcation.. They were accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Fred Nich- 12:00—CBC News Inland: and Marine Weather taste RIPLEY'S } BELIEVE IT, OR NOT jold-fashioned ‘evangelist. « { ecmildint ‘t | — -TV For. years Romney has like chimneys who | CFCY-T (preached one theme. Down dare. smoke in front of George. 349 pmi—Moaicale with big government, big busi- Romney,’--Mrs:Merritt. W. Pe- 3.00 p.m.—To Tel! The Tevth ness, big labor -ynions.: up with 'terson, Republican state chair- 2.25 pim.—Take 30 - ____|individual, "family, _Jocal and: man,_has_said._'‘I've_seen_peo- : "953 p.m.—Milesrones of the. -|[State responsibility, - .« iple drop their drinks and hic ; Canturys As a devout .Mormon, Rom- them. I've never met anybody | 2 400 pm Vacatientime <n ney's habits also have a pleas: | like him.’ t66 ¢ 50 aa burner: Camp antly ‘old-fashioned appeal. He's” Yet. Robert: McIntosh, director SHAPED: 6.30 p.m.—Country-—Style an early - to - bed. early - to of the Michigan commerce oe) LIKE A my } 6.00 p.m.—Film Festival rise man. and he neither smokes‘ partment, |says: BOWLINe ont ST eee 6.30 p.m.—Gazette - nor drinks ~alcohol, coffee.-or) ‘I don't, think, Romney eares | PIN y, oo i 7.70 p.m.—CFCY TV News tea. ‘ whether a man drinks or | at bar i" 7:1'5—-Veyboard “Melodies | In 1964, while the Republican smokes as long ae he delivers.” | Siete” br 7.30-p.m.—Please - Don't Bet - The presidential candidate, ~Barry| | Baltimore, Daisies ~ : Goldwater, was losing Michigan) aReAt Seon tba an a | m.—Assiqgnament Underwater to Lyndon Johnson” by ~a ~stag- ne soon reaches greate ae P Re Me contradiction of all: - Romney | x Seas o = | NE has had little experience with p.m.—Seaw x - 10.00 p.m.—I Dream of Jeannie. | CBA RADIO” . ee _iinnatone) oe /Germany, .m.—Telesc : = ‘ NAME FROMM r100 om oNeked City THURSDAY... gréatest asset in his. attempt + THE FACT“THAT.- 5 : gain the White House. AT HAS HAD STORES 11,50 p.m.—Mantle. of | Scarlet 4.0--The Mocning Show Part l | This 4s expressed in varying ON IT FoR s 12-00. p.m.—CBC TV News 7.00—CBC News ways. * 600 YEARS eee ee eee 7-034 — se 2 2.13 am. ae eee, and =e Ael end_Weather_Sporte. Scores canoe s- Aten: la budge : oo | Se director: ‘Every man is a prod- $ 12:18 am.—dign Off | 7.27—Inland Weather Sports ‘Scores ‘uct of his.time: I’m sure the |. (ee | %.30—Lift Up Your veer le try is-fed up with real smart ie : ‘ 7.40—Music — - MacDONALD RADIO SERVICE) 7451+ Happened re Peetcne ere a anes oe HOcLes "Expert Repairs Radios: | TAeeepise Romney. himself: ‘‘One rea- SY ( 36/-289 BC) and Record Players etree Hews oe son. Barry. Goldwater aroused, Jy the tyraid-of Syracuma : —Region ather . tere sm is because he = BALDWIN-ORGANS R.14—Maritime Sportscast Gait wiemaant: eiaut the: iy bade tae : - = : “R21 Music } ; ' | a ae le had. v BELL PIANOS -— | Sis "woste 7 Ge eae rows | SN ) Toone st s (gf Kent. 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Britisn . 358 pm.—Milesiones ef the | 12.00-—CBC News : | Romney has never- made) 10. Long- : 4. Digraph {alanis Century | 12.30—Maritime Farm Broadcast” clear precisely how he would | legged 5, Scorch ae 1007 p a—Vacation Time + 1:00—CBC News and-Weather jreverse his trend ol bind 6. Holding the e - £0 p.m:—Summer Camp | 1.15—Swing Easy 3 : | 42. ee back West. @ 6°30 p.m.—Country Style 1 -4.45—The Open Roa Show 4 ’ 7 Assam Indiés Sy pmatnae 8 = LSID. tinea MONTAGUE ‘jou22i “ASI, 2, mum NEGTSIIGEEL 6.30 p.m.—LTV News 2:00—Time Out For Melody- —— : = sarcasm 8. Kind of punging Yesterday's Answer ee pay ane Fie Aa eee Mr. and Mrs. Art Lutz; Cal- “ oo. : woe : 25 Reouble ae : pioe heee poe ae ae gary, Alberta, were Visitors to ear . Crowds . Crew 38. A “1.00 p.m.—Thursday Night At The ee in$ong” ° [Riveter last week and spent a oer 11, Stairway 28. Taste 36, Eng. queen” Hee wy ie A Bride Pee eee US JL : few. days-with Mr. and Mrs. Gata iol 1: ae * 81.South 39. Greek x ; ue | SoBe: News Pert t /Art Brown, they also visited at! 44 Gon ai 15 Weck America» island 210 pm —Peyton Place W 3.03—Conversation Part |Commercial Cross, guest of Ken- | ‘ , + SRCNON GE pack 40. Splicing 990 p m.—Seaway }3-30—Conversation Part 2 ineth MacDonald. ; Poin: premium animal tol _ 10.00 p.m.—! Dream: of Jeannie | 4:00—CBC News — ie chnd Mra. John Deane: an | 17. Large, . 1& Common $2. Kind of 42. Tantalum: Oe Cee eee | '4:03—Ganadian Roundup” family of Lexington have re- | fancies aoa pi Sue oe ee EON Bie Cine ee | 4:10-—MusicJn The Air turned home, after spending a! 19 Method of Se ee eee Ue ng | Sate Aasienmen three: week vacation-at Whim! —— jearning. ; 1 -Vi int cw | ao : t 520. GatcLIV News fie ee Road, they were accompanied | 21. River isi- "42:30 a.m.—Station Sign oO ena. ck eee : by Nancy Clarey ote teal 22. Combat. a. ESOT ye oR ope oan who will “visit in Woburn an 23. Gameof. “@rcy Radio ae SAGael. 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