S N T H E ! 900 ome t Sullivan Show | 46 —Moming Roundup | The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Sept. 11, 1965. 11) ‘“ O A -00 p.m.—-Bonanze 6:55—News and Weather GOODNESS, IS IT TIME IR! a. a epee Series 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour 2.05—Tope in Pope 9.10—Sunday School By Radio M7 AP TEFNGON ae | 12.00 = ee pon Se ee 3:00—News end Weather 9.30—Bible Institute Program ; } *2. m.—CBC . ‘eat! : 00—Sundaey Morni DA } 12.08 @.m.—Local W | y, -” 3:05—Tops In Pops 16 ¥ ol soe | SATURDAY PROGRAMS — eather and Sport) 7:35—Farm Report 4:00—News end Weather lho 30—Inlend Weather dnd Maritime: CFCY-TV, 12.19 @.m.—Sign Off ene lone 4.05--Tops In Pops Sanden Cae 2? 30 pum.—Musicale anane Wr., Mar. Temp. 5:00—News and Weather 11.00—Local Church Services 3 Sen: Hamilton et Ottewe CKCW-TV aa yt Sc eens Caper [ae Sones tee Regione! Weather 5.15 TBA sh ee [™ Capen ore | 5:25:20—Marine Weather |12.15—Looking Through The Papers | p-m.— 2:27 p.m.—Station Sign On | board ‘ ports 30-0 hioned 5.30 p.m.—Bugs Bunn? 2:30 p.m.--Comment & Convicti | 8:01—News kat<the Ow . — nortey! 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Temp. 2:00—News and Weather 10.45—Neighbourly News—CBC 11.30—News end Regional Weather 7.30 p.m.—Wendy and Me 7.55—Piano Interlude 5—St - 7.30 p.m.—Wendy and Me 8.00—Le Bonne Nouvelle 9.8 meee Senet 8.00 p.m:—The Great War CONTR ACT | 8.30—Radio Bible Class 12:00-CBC News, weather and $3 panies fea ou 9.00—News & Weather Sports i . se Lane rey eatre A oF o p.m.—Beverley Hillbillies By B. JAY BECKER RIPLEY'S IT OR NOT vane eeriode ; 0.00 p.m.—Great Movies BELIEVE . t 32.00 p.m.—CBC TV News | East dealer There i ! : . 8 one compensating - ao + ot LP ss 12 20 am.—LTV News-Racing Recep! North-South vulnerable. Fi about this penchant for > Ai Ae O° S83 | 12.8 a.m.—The Roaring Twenties n overbidding, and that is that @ cs , on? ~~ £04 A Pn gpOra, a.m.—Station Sign Off : a ; ~ P i ares ae” eease eee ® weir aan A AY PROGRAMS @Q752 being in hot water gets a lot of ; A ' ae x CFCY-TV Stes wae od | Pa ia . 762 | se) 8 folly. \ SO He = 2.30 p.m.—Minicale Wrst EASE | Not that we think that South’s Pe wid ( »” - 2.00 p.m.—World ef Spo 6100878 aS? three heart bid in the present ; + £ Nek. Aes ches Wea 2S os case was a wild or desperate ond Field 3 ox @A1098632 maneuver, but when his partner 4.00 p.m.—Billy Graham Crusede | @MQ10543 Os | raised him to four hearts and 6.90 p.m.—tTime for Adventure SOUTH dummy came down, South 6.57 p.m.—CBC TV-News @AG2 lcould see that it would take 6-00 g.m.—Couniry Calender z la | some very tall doing to make the "6 pm.— contract. 7.00 p.m. Tom Ewell Show 4aos He did ‘ make the contract, a pe Duke The biddingt jand in neat fashion, and it all 8:30 » tai Blaahheck East South West North (made good sense. West led the \3@ 389 Pass 4@ ar diamonds, which held, a ‘and shifted to the king of clubs. Opening | | oa wee Ng Oe ie oon wih te ace, drew three rounds of trumps, AT LAST , There is nothing unusual | WRIGLEY'S | about declarer’s finding himself |tpe sare Pas en witk SPEARMINT short of the values he needs to |i, king. When South then dis- make his contract. Such things |.s-aeq a club on the queen of IS IN. THE happen in the best of company, |aiemonds, this became the posi- 6-X INJ9OV 13auDgS | but it is unquestionably true that’: 9. IM DEAN some players have a greater : ARIE TOUCHET tendency towards going over- North eee caus @ime PACK board than others who somehow @43 CHARLES Tr of France or other manage to stay away | @7 THAT HE INSISTED GweET POTATO 476 ON MEETING HER - .. bUCK ; Weet Bast’ « AND MADE HER A i a Shoes FAVORITE? Get some soon! Q10 —— é AG Sis DAILY CROSSWORD 9 : | Declarer now led the three of ACROSS 4,Roman 23. Feather MLIASSMIACEAR z spades and ‘when East played| 4, Legend weight ——>— under PITT MC IAIVIE! ; bie the queen, South let him win it,| 6. Flower 5. Soon the More to enjoy! knowing for a fact™that East’s extract . 6. Not tender” wing AINIA Wrigley’s Spearmint, Doublemint last four cards were all 4 ®.Three:Sp, 7. Tempers 24. Infant Bs and Juicy Fruit Gum are now available monde. East now had to yield a| j?-Notany = = 8 we 25. King’s DO rma everywhere in the Big Dime Pack, ruff and discard and that was! 19 sora 41. Son of 27. Hogs | SRR int the end of the party. 14, Branch 12. Mislaid 29. Girl's — [BigIOMMRIEIDIEIE IMIS. 15. Freeze 13. Actress name ALL AE LSE 16. Stops Vera —— | - 81. Lift UPIAIS RIBAS 18. Corridor 15. Mintitem $2.Berof Yesterday's Answer . 19. Pismire 17.—— stiver ‘ 20, Recline Francisca 88.Affirma- | 38. Watch 5 : 21. Meager 21, Cut tive votes chain i | 24. Sheepskin 22. Auto 85, Garden 10. Samartum: ' tanned with shelter tool sym. 3 Dark 26. Not striet : oa 27, Ocean: abbr. 28. Dry 20, Ancient i = a ; name of : ; a 2 ‘ (Asia) ; ; : $4. Showy f e eT Lay? = pecs derremnernlf ane 36. So’ | tee 185 = 37. Cal " x * - -| A. - ee rc 9. Framework 40. Not good, not bad tm . 41, Tamarack or yew 3 42. Incite > DOWN q 1. Shop 2. Fragrance ’ 8. Obtain a eu DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: 5 AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW / One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used 4 ; for the three L’s, X for the two O's, etc, Single letters, apos- — trophies, the length and formation of the oon are all hints. 7 = a >, Each day the code letters are different. } MA ra Fr, eel i i / A Cryptogram Quotation “| q Hh li iy Ld || H i | a ¥ Li f B : —— ‘ "8B SDWN'VHN FDN FB xMHWH | a t f Q-H N TXFNMHW RKG BKN F R " - é : ‘> =|} GCE SRCNBKB.—~QFFXXTFNN ee Yesterday's Cryptoquote: ONE SHOULD ALWAYS PLAY -FAIRLY: WHEN ONE HAS THE WINNING CARDS.—WILDB (© 1906, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE BEGGIN’ (tHe WAY “THE PROOE “YouR () LEAKS, MAYBE WE PARDON, || CAN BRING IT IN FROM MASOR,)\ THE TOP WITH A GREAT CAESAR! ANOTHER SET- t BAcK! t WONDER IF THE GREETING CARD COMPANIES ARE BEHIND THIS! BLT WE MUST NOT DISMAY! THERE MUST SE AWAY ouT/ BILLYGRAHAM LEIGHTON FORD Final Telecast With BILLY GRAHAM | SUBJECT “GOD'S APPOINTED DAY” Sunday, September 12 — 4.00 P..M CFCY - VT CHANNEL 13 ‘WalgaNS F SOONN