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MICKEY MOUSE TO DINNER j--~* a Bee iY RUIN . PERFECTLY 20D / G ROAST? CASEY! ARE YOu IN THERE? WE WERE WALKING IN SPACE. WHEN WE HEARD THE NEWS!7 SO WE KEPT WAG HERE TO DISCUSS THE 12,500 REWARD =I SENT HIM TO HELP KETCH THOSE Roi REWAR?--TI WONT TAKE IT! THE LONE RANGER CROSSWORD PUZZLE. SECRET AGENT X9 BUT, LOOK! HERE ARE FOOTPRINTS! Goop! THEN SHE MUST BE INTHE CAVE SOMEWHERE, HELLO! Kaye! © King Feat wes Syndicate, Ine, 1966. World sights recerved THOUSA\ DIABET: OVER \f AND NO CASEY! HERE'S THE |\ THAT'S STRANGE! | Pup or Tug ree er tie en) Atle A 1 ' NEXT WEEK : THE BIRDMAN || . OF CANADA SAY, CLAY, 'S$ A FELLOW LOOKING F= WANTS 7o THERE /IS SET FOR 2 MINUTES / NOTHING STOP EXPLOSION NOW / KI$5 THAT HORRIBLE CREATURE/ ROBZALINDA! I AW YoU! T-sAW YOU MOST ISTS HAVE A fea IN "THEIR PAINTING ove Pete ane TS AN Portier Cue IL SYA \ Str. | > i iW I WHOS SKATING ? IM JUST TRYING TO STAND UP! TOO BIG TO TRIP. \ YOU THINK WE DID RIGHT ---- LETTING EVE GO OFF TO THE CITY, JULIE? STRINGS, SHE'S A BIG GIRL, POPS, UP OVER APRON |: DOES THE SURE--- BUT CITY SCARE YOU, T'M TOO CHICKEN SKEETS? TO SHOW IT! DONALD DUCK CROSSWORD AOROSS DOWN 1. Boy meets 1. Golf term girl 2. Mountain §. Newts crest 9.Doa 8. High hin household. 4. Half em job 5. Beige 10. ae 6, Natural '00 sprin: 11. Always of ég 12, Trimmed water 14. Witty 7. Unit of remark weight 15, Part of 8. Moving speech sideways 16, Burmese 11, Prussian language city 17. Worrier: 12. Kind of slang meat 19. Not fat 13. Italian 21, Inquire poet 22, Family a AIS? cel Yesterday's Answer 26. Astern. é 26. Musical part instrument $9. Goddess 28, Occupied of healing: » 31, Silly Norse 32: New 0. Male swan 33, Female 42, Exclamae sheep tion " member 23. Scolds Y 7s mercilessly 26. Joint Y ¥27. Neck frill 28, Forbid 'Li (2 29, Theater group 30. Like a bear 34, Jade (tne stone): Chin. 25. Grate 37. At the present TELEVISION LOG SATURDAY BVE. 9--Voyage To The Bottom 6--This Land of Ours Of The See 63--Rose Bowl' Game 4--Wrestling 6:30 P.M. 11°7--Shindig &--Musica!l Showcase 6:45 PLM. 1-4-43--News) Woather) Sperte 7:00 P.M. 9--Jackle Gleason VWi--Peter Gunn 7--Big Show of the Week 63--Beverly Hilidiiiles 4--Facing the Financial ve Gun WH Trevel 7:30 P.M, li--Candid Camera 2--Flipper 6--Danger Man 4--Jackle Gleason 3--McHale's Navy 8:00 P.M, 1--Jamboree 9--~Academy Performance 82--1 Dream of Jeannie Bicts Sing Ovt 6:30 P.M, N--Ciub 11 Dance Party 7--Lawrence Welk #3---NHL Hockey Detroit at Toronto 4--Secret Agent 9:00 P.M, 9:30 P.M. 11--Great Music 7--Hollywood Palace time 88. Drowsy 40, Cavern 41, Ventilates 42, Sharpen, asa razor 43. Scottish- Gaelic 44, Adam's gon, By LESLIE MILLIN VICTORIA (CP)--A -Vancou- vr police chief who boasted. he never bought a fishing licence is one of the people whose story is recorded in Bill Ward's scrapbook. | Also featured are tales of pit- lampers--hunters who use .a bright lantern-to -attract- deer on dark nights. Ward, who joined the British Columbia fish and game branch as a game warden 20 years ago, has always had a literary bent. It led him to the post of game branch information officer. One result is his scrapbook tracing the history of wildlife management in the province back nearly a century. Ward is also responsible for the B.C. Wildlife Review, a modest pub- i | lication with 'circulation of 32,- 000, mostly within B.C. The scrapbook is a_ passion that just grew. Starting with a page of old metal game badges and-a second page covered with Chief Never Purchased B.C. Fishing Licence cloth badges and shoulder pat- ches; it includes yellowing clippings of newspapers of the 1870s, samples' of official docu- ments, tags, licences, pictures, letters and official orders. "One hundred' years from now is when this book will really be appreciated," Ward says. ' 'One official order told ward- ens to be on the lookout for the police chief who claimed he had never purchased a fishing lic- ence. They were supposed to jcheck for themselves but he |was apparently an elusive ang- ler, BATTLE WITH FARMERS The scrapbook also has de- tails of a battle fought by Sooke farmers against their joint foes --deer and game wardens. The farmers said the deer were eat- jing their turnips and potatoes. They wanted the game board abolished and the Game' Act amended to allow pitlamping. } 4--The Loner 10:00 P.M. %--Run For Your Life Inemoke 10:13 PLM, é2--Ju 7--The King Family 11:00 P.M, 1-04)-4-471--Newen Weether) Bperie his PLM, leck Reoter 11:30 PM, &--Festure Showcase 'Movie 1114 PA, 9--Movie SURBAY 9:00 A.M. i--Cathedrel Chimes $--Tides and Tralle 7--Shenaoigans 8--Biwene Dew 9:30 A.M. --itallan Journal #--Cartoon Playhoves 7--Peeter Potamus 8--The Anewer 10:00 A.M, 11--Carasello 6-Heraid of Trum 7-8--Rocketship ¢é--Sunday School 6--Extension 2-This is The Life 4--Uncle Jerry's Club 11:00 A.M, Ti--OHA Jr. "A" Hockey @--TiWe is The Lite 7--Bullwinkle Show 6-4--Church Service 2--Fronters Of Faith 11:30 A.M. Flying Fisherman &--The Christophers T--Discovery '66 12100 NOON S--Itallen Album TV 4 Congr 608 Silence Please 12:30 P.M. é--Tennessee Tuxedo 4--Living Word 3--Herald of Truth -- Ld 9--Spectrum S--Meet The Pres 6--French For Love 4--Ted Mack 3-Sir Francis Drake 1:30 P.M, 11--Spotlight 9--Dougias Fisher t--My Little Margie 7--Sunday Playhouse &3--Country Calendar 2:00 P.M. 11--This Space Age 9--Jr. "A" Hockey 6-3--Special Music 4-NFL Game 3:00 P.M. Movie 7--ABC Scope S--AFL Football 4--NFL. Game 4:00 P.M. 1%--Top Cat @--Novie 63---Sight and Cast 4--NFL Football 5:00 P.M, Hi--Pamly Theetre %--Canadian Talen? Showcase 7---Wrestling &3--Nature of Things 4--Gadabout Gaddis 2--Wild Kingdom 5:30 P.M, $--Peter Potamus 7--Big Show of the Week é--Hymn Sing 3--Lost In Space 2--G.E. Fantasy Hour 8&--College Bowl 6:00 P.M. f--Wel? Disney Presents 6--Perry Mason 4--Twentieth Centu 7--Golf Tournament 6:30 P.M. li--Lost In Space 3--F Nipper 3--Bell Teleohone Mow 7:00 P.M, ®--Piease Don't Me? Yhe Daisies 7--Voyage To The Bottom of The Sea 6-3--Hank 4--Leesie 7:30 P.M, JI--A.H,L. Hockey %--Amos Burke @2---Disney's World of Color 6-3--F lashback \y. Favorite Martien 8:00 P.M, R--The FBI +4+0--d iwitvee Ghew $:30 PLM, \--Bpecte! Mevie 9--Peyton Place +3--Branded 9:00 P.M, §-6-3--Bonanze T--Movie 4--Perry Mason 9:30 P.M, 9--Peyton Place 10:00 P.M, 1i--Movie 9--Dr, Kildare 88--Wackiest Ship in The Army #3--This Hour Has Seven Days dC Weather, Sperts 11:20 P.M, li--This Space Age é--Tween Set 7--Personal Dimension Wis PM OO" 11:30 PLM, @---Pellx The Cat International Cinema 11:40 P.M. 11--Wrestling 9--Dovugias Fisher 8:38 A.M. ll--Albert J, Steed 9--Romoer Room 1:00 AM, 9--Playtime with Uncie Bobby i--Disiing fer Bolttere Girl Tak 4--Mike"a Coretval 9:38 Aw, 4--Gypsy Rose Lee Show 2--Dobie Gillis 8-2--Fractured Phrases 4-I Love Lucy om A ll--Ed Allen 9--Bingo 8-2--Concentration 7--Donna Reed |&3--Friendly Gian? 4--The McCoys 1:88 AJA, 1i--Mike Douglas Show 9--Me. and Mra. 8-2--Morning Star 6-3--Butternut Square 4--Andy of Mayberry 11:30 A.M, 4Dick Van Dyke 2--Abracadaban %--I Love Lucy 8-2--Play Post Office 6-4--Seach for Tomorrow B-Heendey Report 12: Pm. 1i--Racing Forum 64--Guiding Light 1:0 Pa, 1--Theatre 9--Morning Ster o--Matines a 7--Ben Casey 6--Luncheon Date 4--Meet The Milero 3--Movie S-Mike Devgles Ghew De Pm. 9--James Beard Show &4--As The World Turne 2:00 Pm 9--Kids is People 7--Nurses 64--Password 2--Days of Our Lives 2:18 P.M. %--Dear Charlotte 2:30 Pm People In Confied The Desters 7--A Time For Us 6--Zane Grey Theatre 4--Linkletter's Party. Movie ae Pm, l--Donna Reed Of--Another Ww 9--Fractured Phrases ¥--@enere! ricepiiet 63--To Tell The Truth 6:38 PLR, li--Funny Company 9--It'e Your Meve You Don't Say . 2--Cartoon Carnival 4:00 PL %--Mickey Mouse Clue &-The Match Game % ¥--Rocketship 7 4--Becret Storm 3--Recky and Hie Friends om Pa | }--Alvin and. the Chiprhunks 9--Movie 1--The Berly thew i W +3---Razzie Dazzle 1-+0--Late Show h--Awers Theetre 4--The 4Thirty show 2--Yoo! Bear ath rs q 'Trt SSHAWA Tite Seturdey, January 15, 1966 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER | record-holder in Masters'... nsleideel Conniip hia East dealer, =. East-West vulnerable NORTH Ko98 AKQIO monds. eas The declarer generally has an advantage over the defenders because he sees every one of the 26 cards held by his side. As a result hé knows exactly which high cards are missing, as well as the combined number of cards in each sult held by the opponents. The defenders labor under a corresponding handicap , since each of them can see his own hand and dummy's, They do not know their precise high- card strength or distribution, nor can they tell exactly where declarer is weak or strong. The situation prould be sad for the defending side were it not that many means are available: to overcome the natural dis-~ advantages of defense, Many conventions have been devised and adopted whereby the de. fensive 'partners can transmit vital information to each other, It is highly important for a de- fensive pair to know these cone" ventions, Take this hand where West highest card of a worthless had bid. East won with the jack and continued with the ace,. isthe conventional play. The session of the five.) South dropped the nine and ten, deliberately concealing tha East that West had it. East now shifted to the of clubs, on which West pla the seven to encourage a club continuation. West thought that East night have had five dia- would have no more, of diamonds and defeated the contract. He knew that West 7-5-4-2, which would have called for a fourth best lead of the deuce. Declarer was therefore deuce, or both. Properly used, defensive con- ventions can be mighty helpful. RICHARD from the University of Mont- real Carabins of the Senior Intercollegiate Hockey League. In the five games he played for the Carabins this season, the son of the former Montreal goals. SALLY'S SALLIES od = j "Boe you could sit and look ef " me ferever--that way Tf" SKATE X-CHANGE New and Used You Can Exchonge Skates Thet Are Too Smell For A New or Used Pair. WE WILL ALLOW UP TO HALF THEIR COST IF IN GOOD CON. DITION. COMPLETE LINE OF HOCKEY EQUIPMENT Hockey Sticks, Pants, Sweaters, Stockings, Shin Pads, ete. STAN'S SHARPENING & RENTAL LTD. 223 King St. W. ' 723-3224 led the seven of diamonds, his . tripleton in the suit his partner... West playing the five. (The five ; play of the four would deny pos- . On the two diamond playa deuce and hoping to persuads monds, in which case South ~ Another club lead would have -- been fatal, but East led the king © could not have started with the « marked with the four or the. RELEASED MONTREAL (CP)--Maurice.. Richard Jr., son of the illustri- . 7 ous Rocket, has been released . «| | Canadiens star scored three ~ ie, aM Rig ORS "AROS ORE Sea eee