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~4 18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, April 23, 1964 TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel 1l--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto| WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffaio |" CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Championship Pley) South dealer. Both sides vulnerable NORTH @872 eQs2 @KI86 a f WOW JEALOUS HAPPY I6 OF SPORTP 'TRIES TO BREAK UP HIG BASKETBALL ACT? HEY, LOOK! HAPPY'S ) He's WATCHING COME CLOSER! WBEN-TV. Channel 4--Buffalo WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel 8--Rochester CFTO-TV Channel 9--~Toronto .. CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie THURSDAY GVE, $:00 P.M. W--Family Theatre Theatre &~Superman %--The Early Show @3--Razzie Dazzle 4-Five O'clock snow 2--Huckieberry Hound $:30 FM. 4--Music Hop 3---Fury %--The Rifleman 6:09 P.M. 4-The 3----Tombstone Territory 2-Today, 1964 4:00 PLM. 9--Mickey Mouse Club &--The Match Game 7--Tralimaster 6---Sir Francis Drake 4--Secret Storm 2--Captai Bob 4:30 P.M. 9---Kiddo 6~--Father Knows Best 4--Leave It To Beaver 3--Popeye 7--Jack Lalanne Show 4P ¢ $ Playhouse 9--Meta Presents 7--Tennessee Ernie Ford | 4--You and Your Family 10:00 A.M, l--Eddic Alien Show 9--Playtime With Bobby 8-2--Say When 7--Girl Taik 63--National Schools | 4--Calendar 10:30 A.M. ll--Super Bingo 8-2--Word for Word 7---Price Is Right 63--Chez Helene 4--| Love Lucy : 4--Five O'clock Show 11300 A.M. | 2~--Magill Uh %--Morning Magazine | Pe ee | 82--Concentration 5:30 P.M, 7--Message --Kingfisher Ci 6--Loretta Young Show Paths slot rh 4--The McCoys 2--The Rifleman P.M. 11:30 A.M, 6:60 $---Ponne Reed N--Atbert J. Steed Show | 6A La Carte 7-4--News, Weather 9--Maria De Nagay f SR ptlae Dector Facet terson ie Pres al | 2-Today, 1964 ae 7--Missing Links ' 3-Dr. Kildare seit teik | 6:15 PM, 2--Bishop Sheen 4--Pate and Gladys 4-Headline News . 6:30 PLM, 10 P.M. |.11-9-43--News; Weathers #--\ he Outer Limite | Sports J--The Flintstones | 7--M-Squad 4--Candid Camera 6--Hollywood Story 4--PassWord 2-87th Precinct $45 PM. 1}--Family Theatre &-2--Huntley Brinkley 7:00 P.M. 9--The Great Adventure 8--Honeymooners 7-6--News, Weather, Sports 4-People Are Funny 3--Wagon Train 2--Fractured Flickars 1:30 P.M. 8-2---International Showtime 7--Destry 6--On The Scene 4---The Great Adventure | BUZ SAWYER FRIDAY EVENING $:00 P.M. | 9--Theatre | Family | &--~Superman | 7--The Early Show 63--Razzie Dazzie eatre 18 eM. sHendiing Mews Opening lead -- king of spades, : There is more to the play of most hands than meets the eye. Thrusts and counter-thrusts are available to both sides in many hands, and the result is frequently determined by the amount of thought devoted by . each side to planning the play. For example, take this: hand where South is in four hearts. West leads three rounds of jspades and declarer ruffs the |third one. South realizes 'that if the jtrumps are divided 3-2, he can 'make the contract by playing three rounds of hearts and then leading a diamond. This will bring him to 10 sure tricks. But he also realizes that the jtrumps may be divided 4-1, in which case, if he draws all the trumps, he may be (and in this case, would be) defeated. So let's say that he leads a low diamond towards dummy at trick four to forestall this dan- ger. If West is on his toes and gees up with the ace and re- turns a spade. South is defeated article -- whether he trumps in his an s Ts | own hand or in dummy. West's holding of four trumps proves "4 insurmountable. (If West makes the error of ducking the dia- mond, declarer makes 10 tricks by drawing trumps and cashing his clubs.) 4:30 P.M, } 11-9-8-43-2--News; Weather and Sports T--M-Squed 6:48 PLM. @3--Huntiey Brinkiey 7:00 PLM. JANE ARDEN ~ CROSSWORD 12:00 NOON %--Noonday Report $-2--Your First Impression 7--Maverick 6~--Elwood Giover 4--News; Weathers Sports 3--Popeye's Party 12:15 P.M 9----Noonday Report 4--Speaker of The Heuse 12:30 P.M oI Love Lucy 8-2--Truth or Consequences i--Father Knows Best 6--Movie Matinee | 4--Search for Tomorrow | | -Movie 12:45 P.M. 4--Guiding Light | 1:00 P.M, 1--Lucky Score | %--December Bride 8--Matinee 7--Afternoon Show 4--Meet the Millers Movie 2--Divorce Court 1:30 P.M. | 1l--Mid-Day Matinee 9--Our House DOWN , Satirical painter: Eng. . A wing . Fleet . Fear . Steal . Custom , Narrow band for the hair . Criminal . Farmers' gathering place . Peruse . Encoun- tered . Indefinite ACROSS 1, Pass 5, Sandpiper 9. A tooth 10. Variety of willow 12, Century plant 13. The ---- of the ball 14, Radium: sym. 15, Sweet potato 17. African worm 18, Liberian tribes 20. Go down 23. Spirit lamp 25. Sound, as alittle whistle 26. Digraph 27. Greek letter 29. Hobo: s}. 30. Exclama- Chef 5:00 P.M . Spindle Vi-Fractured Flickers $--Death Valiey Days 7--Donna Read 63--The Lucy Show ITS A. MAN YOU OWE NEXT "TIME TLL ANSWER "THE DOOR!! ie MORTY, SEE WHO'S ATT DOOR! 4--Rawhide 8:30 P.M, 1i--Hennesey $--To Tell The Truth $-2--Dr. Kildare 63--The Serial 7--My Three Sons 9:00 P.M. Ti--Desily Playhouse %~Zero One 7---Jimmy Dean 63---Grind! 4--Perry Mason 9:30 PLM, %--Bob Hope Special $2--Hazei 63--Parade 10:00 P.M. Ti--Have Gun Will Travel $-2--Kraft Theatre 7--Maverick 4--Alfred Hifcheock Hour 4--The Nurses 3--Naked City 10:30 P.M. Ni--Official Detective . Electri- fied particle . Curing . Capital: New York . Elf . Greek letter 5. Pro- noun . Quantity of paper MICKEY MOUSE 37. Mistake 38. Begets . Timber wolf 5, Transgress . Newt 48, Kidney bean 6:00 P.M 11--Combat 9--Think Of A Word 6--Country Hoedown 8:30 PLM. 9--Andy Griffith | 8-2--Bob Hope | 7--Burke's Law 63--The Defenders 4--Rovte 66 9:00 PLM, ii--Jamboree 9--Jack Benny 9:30 P.M "DACCORD. CAR ME FAUT 4--As The World Turns $--Sports Hot Seat 1)-9-4-/-6-43-2--News, Sports Metro Final @Viewpoint Ti--Music %--Pierre Berton Show 6--Feature Showcase 3--Thriller 4--Captain Kangaroe %--Cartoons Ni-C oR aptain Andy iomper Room 2:00 P.M, 11:00 P.M. | 9--The Millionaire | 64-3--Password | 2--Let's Make A Deal Th1S P.M. 2:30 PLM. | 9--Dougias Fairbanks | &2--The Doctors | 7--Day In Court | 63--Scariett Hill 4--House Party 3:00 P.M. | 8-2--Loretta Young | 7--General Hospital 63--Take Thirty FRIDAY 4--To Tell The Truth 8:00 A.M. 3:30 PLM. | }i--Randy Dangy 9--People in Conflict 8-2--You Don't Say 7--Queen For A Day bari oye Giant 4--Edge of Night 8:30 A.M, 9:00 A.M. | 9--Here's Looking At You tion 32. Astringent 1--Petticoat Junction 9--Let's Sing Out 8-2--That Was The Wee | 7--Price is Right 6-3--Telescope fruit 34. Red ocher 36. Feels sorry 39. Flap | 4--Twilight Zone j | 10:00 P.M. 1)--Desilu Playhouse 40. Blunder 41. Trouble 9--Gunsmoke 8-2--Jack Paar 43, Syllable of.scale 7--Fight of The Week 6--The Nurses. 4--Alfred Hitchcock Hour | 44. Stand up 47. A sign of 3--The Untouchables spring 11:00 P.M, 49, Central idea, as in | 11-8-7-6-4-3-2--News; | art Weather Sports 50. Black 51. Torn 11:15 P.M, | %--Metro Final $--Viewpoint 52. Melody 1 3-2--News and Sports Get Set Now For DRIVING LI'L ABNER TUCKER, AND==- TWO COLLEGE KIDS, PLAYED By WALTER BRENNAN AND HEDDA HOPPER, FIND A BABY, PLAYED BY SOPHIE. fF ABSOLUMENT VOS 300 HOMMES POUR PRENDRE S1-JEAN," REPOND IBERVILLE. Ak 4 \ LES CANADIENS a% ey) ty APRES DEUX YOURS DE MARCHE PENIBLE DANS LA NEIGE LA TROUPE ARRIVENT EW VUE DE ST-JEAN. 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WE HAD HOT DOGS | AT FOUR OCLOCK - AFTER ------{_ SCHOOL ee, A }| AD na V ER ea I DECLARE! YOU'RE JUST THE MAN L WANT TO SEE! JULIET JONES oe However, South can make the contract by proper play despite the 4-1 trump break. After ruf- fing the spade at trick three he cashes the Q-J of hearts. When East shows out on the second trump lead, declarer discontin- ues playing trumps. He leads a diamond to the queen instead, keeping the deuce of hearts in dummy as a guard against an- other spade lead. West takes the ace of dia- monds, but he is out of ammuni- tion. When he returns a spade, which is as good a play as he can make, declarer ruffs it in dummy, discarding a club from his own hand. South then en- ters his hand with a club, draws trumps with the A-K, and easily makes the rest of the tricks. (1964, King Features Syndicate Inc.) ;Tomorrow -- The rebid, NEWS IN BRIEF SEEK EXHIBITS REGINA (CP)--The Saskat- chewan Council of the Boy Scouts has asked for Scouting items for use in an exhibit for the movement's diamond jubi- lee celebrations in the province. The council has in mind such things as old photographs, news items of events long ago, old books and equipment. ONE TOO MANY TORONTO (CP) Murray Freedman, a University of Tor- onto student who will complete his PhD in biochemistry this year, applied for $5,000 grants from both the Medical Research Council. and the National Re- search Council. Awarded both, he could only accept one. He'll study in Israel next year. RUNS GAS STATION NORTH VANCOUVER. (CP) Joan Crowhurst hires only girls to operate her service station here. She bought the business from her father when he retired and established the all-girl bus- iness. "Girls are more conscien- tious,' she explains. 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