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     7.0l rum—CFCY TV New! 
     
     715 p_m.—British Calendar 
     
     7 3O pot—Donna Reed Show 
     
     900 p.m.—Dr. Kildare 
     
    

    
     900 p.m.—Country Hocdown 
     
     930 pot—True 
     
    

    
     10.00 p.m.—Tommy Ambrose Show 
     
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     testablished a market In a - 
     
     OTTAWA, (CPI — Sendinzijor Australian food store chrarl: 
     
     past'ly to'Englandds almost on and obtained 2.000.000-pié 
     
     (piper Willi shipping coals iotoi‘der from England that willl 
     
     .0l\(-'asllt’“. but an Ottawa bak- keep it busy on round-the-clock 
     
     :rtly'lspiggmg it—2,000.000 frozen shifts for several months. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "-5 a mm, mm, "mm of TIED r0 REFRIGSRATION , 
     
     Morrison - Lamothe B a k erv Mr‘ Mcxendry sees the man,“ 
     
     Commny_ ‘ prospects for sales expansion in l 
     
     Australia and Malaya also are “lo Bnmh market 0"" lactorl 
     
     ‘cxnort customers for the frozen wmrbe the spread “f adequate} 
     
     .pios. and company General refrigerators in stores and 
     
     Manager G. w. McKendry ex? °"‘"5‘ 
     
     pects overseas markets to ex- 
     
     pand number of refrigerators." he 
     
     An automatic process. in said‘ “Bl” they're expanding 
     
     which machines handle the iob faster .than we are now'" 
     
     {mm mm. and fruit m the my And if Britain entered the Eu- 
     
     ishcd product. enables the com- "mean Common Market‘ 
     
     mm, M k9,,“ m“ M!” Cmnmh ‘West Europe market could be 
     
     ‘titivc. Mr. MeKPndry said in an “a Very b'g thing". I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     OTTAWA (CPL—The Canada . Most of the.workcrs covered in 
     
     Labor Relations Board has di- “‘9 applicatm" 3 r9 “Wad-V 
     
     rected two railway unicns and members "I “1" C5 "adlan 
     
     the CNR to get together to broth"th- 
     
     thrash out any jurisdictional However. the certification or- 
     
     conflicts among non - operating tier niaced same 59ti employees 
     
     employees of the publicly-owned ‘ PrEVIOUSIy YEPI‘BSEDIEd by “19 
     
     railways. Order of Railroad Telegraphers 
     
    

    
     The board request was made tCLCl under the brotherhood. 
     
     In granting certification to the l EXC'Uded were those emp‘oyefl 
     
     Canadian Brotherhood of nail-gm.1 the .9“ Syslem Wh" 9”" 
     
     3y. Transport and Genflal ‘ else train order skills and who 
     
     workers (CLC) as bargaining ; handle telegraph message traf- 
     
     agem for some 19330 CNR em; ; fie. most of whom are already 
     
     p oyees. represented by the RT. 
     
    

    
     The bargaining ttnll involves Another 456 employees not 
     
     clerical employees. including previously represented by any 
     
     stenographers‘ and operators of union \VEI‘P PIBCPd Within th' 
     
     office equipment, and a wide hrotherhood's bargaining unit. 
     
    
   
   
    
     il.3o pom—This II the tile {mot-vie“, Exoorting frozen pies is the variety of classifications of 
     
     12.00 p m. . in News ' latest devalopment for the Mor- manual workers in all provinces COOKIE WORKERS 
     
     1213 .m.—Lccal Weather Forecas' U§_'Iv;]0UCHED BY HANDS r'son-Lamothe company. which except Newfoundland. About 150 independent manu- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . manpower." he a Small Smith-Ottawa bakery weddi in a d " . . Mr. ‘lbOII 520000 tons of cookies an- 
     
     -u+o-H-M-H+O+°”'°Mt+t SPld." “Nobody touches the that went bankrupt in the de- McKefiSy' ay’ gay‘ lnuahy. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     :  T v i The bakery not into the frozen ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     It began with a building 40‘ 
     
     z  and pic business five years ago. ob- thy 70 feel. Now it 
     
    
   
   
    
     its 850 m. RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT on nor 
     
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     taininl: the commonwealth fran-tployees and a $3.000.000 payroll. 
     
     :chise for its brand-name prod-lwith six Plants In Ottawa and 
     
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     duct—Farmhouse Pies—from a 5 neighboring Hull. Que. coverint! 
     
     United States firm. some 105.000 snuare t' 
     
     ‘ \lr McKc ndry said the fed- plans a new $5.000.000 plant ex- 
     
     jeral government's trade promo-ltension to be built here this 
     
     '““'“"‘+’ ition publicity got the companylyear. 
     
     ‘ thinking about the export marg Besides distributing fresh 
     
     LKCW-TV ‘kct and six months ago it madelbaked goods through an area 
     
     .its.first overseas sale—a sam-llOO miles from the capital. it 
     
     ple order flown to Australia. operates 32 restaurants and one 
     
     Since then. the company has of the largest catering services 
     
    
   
   
    
     CONTRACT BRIDGE 
     
    
   
   
    
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     17.45 p.m.—News, Weather. Sport: 
     
     LOO pan-Friday Playbill 
     
     3:”) to Vuml 
     
     7 30 p.m.—Misterogerl 
     
     2.45 P.rn.—-Friendly Giant 
     
     3.00 part—At Home With 
     
     Helen Crocker 
     
     3.30 p.m.—Taka Thirty 
     
     400 p.m.-—Scarlett Hill 
     
     4.30 p.m.—Romper Room 
     
     5:00 p.m.—-Razzle Dazzle 
     
     5.30 p.m,—Spin N'Win 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     THAT WAY SHE HAS 
     
     HlM ALL To HER- 
     
     SELF.’ I‘LL BET 
     
     SHE LOVES I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOW THAT VOU'RE SICK, 
     
     DELMA HAS WINGEYPICK 
     
     HER UP FOR. CLASS, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     sidevto three spades is not forcing 
     
     hastand we are permitted to pass 
     
     with minimum values for our 
     
     first response. However. since 
     
     we have 9 points instead of the 
     
     6 we might have had. we bid 
     
     again. Since ours is a notrump 
     
     What would you now bid with lt-YW "I “and- “’9 Show it by 
     
     Pach of the Mlowing “velbtddlng three notrump. The 
     
     hands? lchances are that partner will 
     
     lhi four spades. but it costs 
     
     1. 4.18652 '8 .63 *KJ743 nothing to investigate the no- 
     
     2. 4QJ64 mm .954 .pxsr “an”; Possibility- 
     
    
   
   
    
     You are South. neither 
     
     vulnerable. The bidding 
     
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     6J5 p.m.—Telovision News _ ‘ 
     
     6.25 p.m.-—Supper Club  If“ 1 
     
     6:35 p.m.-—Televisioii Weather 3 4 Pass 9 
     
     6.40 p.m.-Supper Clu ' 
     
     £50 omit—Television Sports 
     
     700 rum—TBA 
     
     800 p.m.-—Dr. Ktldaro 
     
     900 p.m.-—Country Hoedown 
     
     9 30 p.m.—True 
     
     l0.00 p.m.—Tommy Ambrose 
     
     10:30 pom—Empire 
     
     “.30 p.m.—Mil<e Hammer h r t l ked it b t 
     
     12100 .m.—Cac TV News w en we lrs pc up. u 
     
     12“ :.m.—Viewpoint 5- 01(375 .333 0874 ‘842 it now assumes slam propor- 
     
     1210 OWL—CKC‘N-TV New! . lions. Since the number of 
     
     12 25 a.m.—Midnight Theatre 1 1‘ Fm” “pades‘ The value of tricks that can be made depends 
     
     ' t a hand invariably rises and falls 
     
    

    
     Harriett Crelg as the bidding pmgresses_ F0 0 the number of aces North 
     
    

    
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     ELL, I DON'T KNOW, 
     
     MR. LOB. YOU A , 
     
     HAVE CERTAIN QUALIFICM’IONfi. 
     
     PROVE 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     has. we invoke the Blackwood 
     
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     7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour 
     
     7.15—Country I. Western Roundup l 
     
     7.30—Newl 8. Weather 
     
     7.35—CFCY Farm News 
     
     Ito—Country I. Western Roundup 
     
    
   
   
    
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     8.]I—Weathet‘ . ‘0 ‘5 P'ayroom 
     
    

    
     : Bib—Country 5 Western loundup  ' — . 
     
     ‘ 8.45—Weathet 31‘3-3‘Hcggcngevw'5poaktng 
     
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     t 8.57—lhought For Today   
     
     °'°°_N°‘”.’ ‘ V°"° 3'9"" cuillJO-Record Album 
     
     9.10—Prewew Commentary in 30_The “the” 
     
     9.15-Morning Moods ‘ ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hus—Win, Place I. Show 
     
     9-75“M"'"” w"" W""' 11.55-Mattneo wmt wmh 
     
    
   
   
    
     I2.00—Jamboroa Junction 
     
     l2.30—Maritirne Farm B'Cut 
     
     LOO—CBC News & Inland Weather 
     
     1.15—Tha Tommy Hunter Show 
     
     1.45—Titne Out For Melody 
     
     1.59—Dornlnlon Observatory Tlrno 
     
    
   
   
    
      little to recommend it for game. . 21.15 t   \ 
     
     Wfigwme“‘going purposes at the point film“ “3’99 3°95 ‘3)? respond“ LTUI'kioh. 1. Horse's indebted E ‘ ) “’ ‘thjl 
     
     ll   ‘ ipartner opened the bidding. now we spa 95' “'9 now we can I title of nit 2.——- u » " l ' 
     
      ' assumes substantial staturemake twelve tr'cks‘ ‘ hon" Measure d E w ‘l'  l W'L 
     
     m NITE or DAY \once North jump-raises to tin-eel 4. Four clubs. This hattd also- 8 Star in 0 land robbers, Eta BE“ —‘ L- - 
     
     ’f‘Day 4-3537 Nue ‘450H44mnlspades. we therefore bid [0“, 1 looks very slammish. since we. Virgo 3.To resist. chil-  2 
     
     l; ‘ with th e full expectation of l have an opening bid of our own I II-Theater change dren's x - -@tm n 
     
     he VAIL S RADIO 85 TV. lmaking it. lland partner has considerably 12 girfmglfrw 4 {)3 stJ 23 E81“: Engafifig 
     
     _- 204 Kent St. Chutnw“ l The spades were of indeterml. more than an opening bid. How- ‘ urc 3’ ' arm 8'8 em .I‘ 
     
     a. W: A. ’lnatc value at the time we first ever. this is not the kind of 1333‘?ka 5'33“ “'5 “'1'?  BEE 
     
     ' \.bid them. and the haiid itself'hand on which to use Black- M “gummy 6 C “zed {2‘ °“ Y t d I A " 
     
     c was unpromising when we re- WOOd- For example. learning ‘ ‘ 9 e e u " 'y ' "" 
     
     SATURDAY PROGRAM. snowed originally. But the over. lthal partner has two aces worn 15 grad}: With scales hrad: 34.Won'y 
     
     C , all value of the spades. and the tell us whether we can take 16‘ Avfn' wet [Clo-V 3" “wines” 
     
      -TV lhand, rose considerably when twelve tricks. The opponents ' C re?! s'Aljrow gasoline ham as'l‘nmte 
     
     partner announced not only ex- might be able to take the f'rst 17 Egg 8;? 92°15“ “gamer‘ 37'G°lfe’” 
     
     2 30 pm.—Mttslrale Icellt‘nt support for spades. but two heart tricks. ‘flufiv '1"? WWW“ 27 £35?!)an 38 31:50“ 
     
     300 p.m,_wm|d or 5pc... also a better than minimum In hands like this the cuebid -‘ . ‘ . ' 
     
     cat: Chmptonsmp Go" opening bid. amethod is used. The four club 201p?”  guoglfmm 39‘Acmfis . 
     
     poo r,,,,,_w.,,.d of SW, 2. Three notrump. The raise tbtd leaves room for North to 22.Mimicked 13’ ' u I 
     
     5.00 pro—I Married Joan ' l5h°w the ace Of hear“ I! he 34 T b IUthuou. mater 40'sught In 
     
     5:30 ppm—Bugs Bunnv i 5.00 D.m_—Twenty Twenty lhas 1" Fm" Clubs Is a clear 26:83}! 31f: 19.1311), 83”!“ mo 2 I 
     
     5.00 p.m.—Kingtisher Cove 5.27 p.m.—cac New: §Iam try and partner carries on Ecol. t 1 3 4 5 e 1 a 9 to a 
     
     6.31 p.m.-Ftshermens Log 5.30 p_m.—-Twentieth Century m accordance “nth his hand' 31PM *. < 
     
     6:46 pan-CFC?th News and 6-30 p.m.~Citizen’s Forum iheinnga:fibsyihgaxebgothvagge: Hollywood " '1 
     
     West or 6. 0 p.m.—Bio ra h ‘ - e 5 ersonaltt ‘ 
     
     7.01 p.m.—-Country Time 700 p.m.~Goir?g  Way lrf'sponse- North's t 1'99 Spade 28.80mpassigh. '3 '4' 
     
     7.30 p.m.—To Tell The Truth also pot—H.ch Ibid was highly InVItational to 29. Light: boats 
     
     800 par-Beverly Hillbillies 8,30 pun—Flathbech gamp' but we “Ck the extra so-Compm 'b A 
     
     330 “MFG...” my I 900 meEd Sullivan Show something it takes to properly point; sum 8 '9 2° 2' ' In anvil- lhwljarzusrm 
     
     veep Grast of Wyomingllot‘lo p.m.—Bonanza 3"?” the Challenge‘ 31- Short ‘7 l "A5 Askgiffizyé-Arn m M’M‘p 
     
     loco p.m.-—NHL Hockey ll.oo p.m.-Closo-Up flocking- "" ' 
     
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     12:00 p.m.-~CBC TV Nowa 7.30—Newa and Weather 35.Exctl_a.- 13 19 m as: 
     
     I108 a.m.-—loca| Weather 7.45—Byline ma 1011 '- _' 
     
     I209 a.m.—Mv:tcry Theatre   ‘ 7-50"P'°9'6"‘ 5""!th “B'Shop 30 at O  
     
     Man Who Dated l 7.51—Tonight's Music .  z  
     
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     l.30 ppm-Comment an onvictiom . n song 44 41 
     
     200 p.rn.-Top Ten Plus  0: w h l 600 “art-’9‘"), “9"” Show 43-mm5 g 
     
     3.00 p.m.-—World of Sport A ews eat or E v 35 4, 44 
     
     Curling 6-35—Countrv It Western Roundup l  Isnlgrzuzflumfl “. Church E 
     
     4:00 pan—World ot Sport «SS-News 8- Woathor I ’ p Protection! t-+ 
     
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     8.35—The Max Ferguson Show 
     
     9.00—-CBC News 8. Voice Report) 
     
     I IMO—Preview Commentary 
     
    
   
   
    
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     5.30 p.rn.—Bugs Bunny 
     
    

    
     6.00 p.m.—Kingfishor Cove 
     
    

    
     6.30 p.rn.-Tho Early Show 
     
     Baby and the Bltthll'llp 
     
    

    
     8.00 [um—Beverly Hillbilliol 
     
    

    
     8:00 p.rn.—Tell the Truth 
     
    

    
     9.00 p.rn.—The Untouchaqu 
     
    

    
     l0.00 p.rn.—NI-II. Hockey 
     
    

    
     11.15 p.m.—Juliotto 
     
    

    
     Ilzls p.m.—-Let's Talk About It 
     
    

    
     I200 p.m.—CBC TV News 
     
    

    
     12.10 |.rn.—CKCW-TV News 
     
    

    
     I2." lam—Tho late Show 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I30 p.m.—Country Calendar 
     
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     1.15—Shakoklpeara and the soldier 
     
     2-45—John Draln'io Tolls A Story 
     
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     IL55—Atlantic News Roundup ' 
     
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     5-00 p.m.—Twenty-Twenty 
     
     5,27 p.rn.—CBC TV. News 
     
     530 p.m.—Twentleth Century 
     
    
   
   
    
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     2.IO-—Interludo 
     
    

    
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     9-00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show 
     
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     2-00 p.rn.-—hlth In Action 
     
    
   
   
    
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     9.00—0rovlnclal Aft-m 
     
    

    
     9.30—CIC Jazz Club 
     
    

    
     “loo—National News Roundup I 
     
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     "3.30—1an Night Theatre 
     
    
   
   
    
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     5.00—News and Weather 
     
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     5.25-20—Msrtne Weather 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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